The Ponoka Indoor Series

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1 The Ponoka Indoor Series presented by Pacific Equine Sport Ltd. Calnash AG Event Center Ponoka, Alberta The Winter Welcome Horse Show November, 23-26th 2017 Featuring: Young Horse Development Divisions Series Championships Great Prizes and So Much More! Entries Close: November, 13th 2017 Series Continues: January, 18-21st 2018 April, 5-8th 2018

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3 Dear Participants, We would like to thank you for joining us for the inaugural Ponoka Indoor Series, at the Calnash Ag Event Centre. We feel extremely lucky to have found such a fantastic facility that will allow us to build toward our goals for this Series. Your patience, support and feedback while we grow this series, is greatly appreciated. One of our goals is to offer spring board events to the fantastic venues we re lucky to have in Western Canada - like Rocky Mountain Show Jumping, Thunderbird Show Park and Spruce Meadows - where competitors can gain experience over quality courses in an atmosphere that is conducive to learning and horsemanship. With these events, we will endeavour to offer a Gold show ring experience, at bronze show costs, in a new venue that will help to develop young horses and riders. Furthermore, we aim to create an open and welcoming atmosphere that will encourage new participants to our sport, who will gain the confidence to move on to the great Horse Shows offered in Western Canada. With the Ponoka Indoor Series we aim to create a show for you, our trainers and competitors. To our sponsors, we could not begin to offer this event without your support which not only directly contributes to the success of the Ponoka Indoor Series, but to the growth and sustainability of the sport in our region. Your vision in supporting the grass roots level is making this wonderful sport and these wonderful animals more accessible to all horse lovers. We thank you with gratitude and look forward to working with you in the future to grow this Series to its full potential. To our coaches and riders, in addition to our vision for this indoor event series, it is our hope that we can work together to produce even more quality young horses and riders in the region. Importantly, we believe in young horse development and are pleased to offer our young horse divisions, which will give top quality and inexpensive miles to help develop and showcase the talented horses produced by our local breeders. We hope that you will join us in growing this event over the years to come while sharing your feedback and ideas to maximize the potential for this event. Again, we are truly grateful to all of you for your support for the Ponoka Indoor Series, and we look forward to seeing you at the show! Kind regards, Peter, Joe & Caroline Pacific Equine Sport Ltd.

4 Thank you to our generous sponsors for their generosity and support. The Ponoka Indoor Series could not happen without you! Calgary Larry s Jump Rails Labrie Kruger Fitness Caledonia Stables Trace Embroidery Ben Watson Financial Services

5 Horse Show Officials Equestrian Canada Bronze Rated Competition SHOW MANAGER Peter Grant -Calgary, AB TECHNICAL COORDINATOR Joe Rycroft -Calgary, AB SHOW SECRETARY Charlene Lazenby -Edmonton, AB JUMPER JUDGE Colleen Hoffman -Calgary, AB COURSE DESIGNERS Joseph Rycroft -Calgary, AB Peter Wong -Calgary, AB STEWARD Sue Hawes -Calgary, AB VETERINARY SERVICES Central Veterinary Clinic FIRST AID/MEDIC Hart Paramedical Services Inc ANNOUNCER Jeff Mah -Edmonton, AB STARTER Peter Wong -Calgary, AB SHOW PHOTOGRAPHER TBA

6 EQUESTRIAN CANADA STATEMENT OF PRINCIPLES Equestrian Canada (EC), the national equestrian federation of Canada, supports adherence to humane treatment of horses in all activities under its jurisdiction. EC is committed to: Upholding the welfare of the horses, regardless of value, as a primary consideration in all activities; Requiring that horses be treated with kindness, respect and the compassion that they deserve, and that they never be subjected to mistreatment; Ensuring that owners, trainers and exhibitors or their agents use responsible care in the handling, treatment and transportation of their horses as well as horses placed in their care for any purpose; Providing for the continuous well-being of horses by encouraging routine inspection and consultation with health care professionals and competition officials to achieve the highest possible standards of nutrition, health, comfort and safety as a matter of standard operation procedure. Providing current information on Code of Practice for the Care and Handling of Equines and other equine health and welfare initiatives. Continuing to support scientific studies on equine health and welfare; Requiring owners, trainers and exhibitors to know and follow their sanctioning organization s rules, and to work within industry regulations in all equestrian competition; Reviewing, revising and developing competition rules and regulations that protect the welfare of the horses. The standard by which conduct or treatment will be measured is that which a person, informed and experienced in generally accepted equine training and exhibition procedures, would determine to be neither cruel, abusive, nor inhumane. The 2017 Ponoka Indoor Series Winter Welcome, presented by Pacific Equine Sport is sanctioned as: a Bronze Competition member of Equestrian Canada, Legget Drive Ottawa, Ontario K2K 1Y6 and is governed by the Rules of the EC. N Every class offered herein is covered by the rules and specifications of the current rules of the EC and will be held and judged in accordance with the EC Rule Book. (A602.2) GENERAL RULES AND INFORMATION 1. Every class offered herein is covered by the rules and specifications of the current rules of EC and will be held and judged in accordance with the EC Rule Book. (A602.2) 2. The management reserves the right to decide any point not covered in the rules and to correct any error or make any alterations that may be necessary in the prize list. EC rules and regulations will be followed. 3. The management reserves the right to cancel or combine any class not filled to satisfaction; whereupon exhibitors will be notified as soon as possible after close of entries. 4. Management reserves the right to change the class order, if necessary, after the close of entries. It is the responsibility of exhibitors to determine when their classes will be judged. 5. Inhumane treatment of a horse will not be tolerated. Violation of this rule, at the discretion of the organization committee, will result in disqualification and forfeiture of fees. 6. Any exhibitor using a wrong number, or having no number, may be excused or disqualified from the class, at the judge s discretion.

7 7. Exhibitors are responsible for reporting all entries to the gate attendant before each respective class is called. It is the responsibility of the exhibitor to determine when their class will be judged. A gate hold will prevail as a courtesy only 8. Exhibitors are warned that any act of discourtesy or disobedience to the officials on the part of the owner, handler or rider, will disqualify the horse, and result in forfeiture of entry fees for subsequent classes. Management reserves the right to remove a groom, handler/ rider and/ or horse from the show, without being liable for compensation. 9. No judge shall be approached with regard to any decision during the time he is judging or is about to judge. Penalty will be disqualification from the show in its entirety. 10. The medical aid fee covers the cost of the medical aid on site. The fee does not cover personal expenses incurred by the injured party in the event of an injury or transportation by ambulance. 11. No person other than officials, staff on duty, and the judges of the classes may enter the competition rings without permission of the tournament management. Competitors are allowed in the competition rings only when competing, when the course is open for walking or during scheduled schooling rounds. 12. Dogs must be on a leash at all times. For safety and sanitary reasons, no dogs will be permitted in the schooling area, show rings or show office. 13. Any horse entered in any class at a competition may be selected for equine medication control testing while at the event location. (A602.5) 14. Proper attire is required at all times in the show rings. Tucked in polo shirts may be worn in the show ring. Jackets are encouraged for Classic competitions, but not mandatory. Half chaps with paddock boots are permitted. 15. Lunging will be permitted in the warm up ring from 6am to 7am, and for the first 20 minutes of scheduled Open Arena Hacking breaks. ARTICLE G102 HEADGEAR 1. At all EC-sanctioned competitions, anyone mounted on a horse, including foreign competitors, must wear ASTM (American Society for Testing Materials) or BSI approved helmets, with safety harness correctly fastened, at all times while mounted on the competition grounds. 2. Juniors showing any horse in a jog for soundness must wear approved protective headwear with the attached safety harness fastened. ARTICLE A602.7 Per Article A801, every entry at an EC sanctioned competition shall constitute an agreement by the person responsible that the owner, lessee, trainer, manager, agent, coach, driver or rider and horse shall be subject to the EC constitution and all rules of EC and any additional rules set by the competition. It is the responsibility of all individuals participating in any capacity in EC sanctioned competitions to be knowledgeable regarding the EC constitution and the applicable rules of EC and the additional rules, if any, imposed by the competition. Do not participate in this EC sanctioned competition in any capacity if you do not consent to be bound by the constitution and rules of EC and any additional rules imposed by the competition.

8 RV PARKING Campers or motorhomes are to be booked with the facility management: Calnash Ag Event Centre Event Coordinator: Joyce Vold Phone: Fax: STABLING & HAUL-INS 1. Stabling will be available for the show on a first come first serve basis for $175 + GST for all stalls, including tack and feed rooms. This includes 3 bags of shavings. Additional bags may be purchased in the show office. 2. Hay is available for sale from the show office. 3. No horse will be placed in an unassigned stall without approval from management. 4. Stabling will be available from 1:00 pm November 22nd and must be vacated at the end of the competition on November 26th. $30 charge to stay Sunday night.

9 5. Shavings are available for $8.50 per bag from the show office. 6. Stalls must be cleaned daily and manure deposited in the areas provided. Please do not mix other garbage with manure. 7. Haul-ins are welcome at a cost of $25 per day with no stabling. Haul in competitors can alternatively arrange for use of a day stall with the show office for $65/day. 8. Stalls may be bedded with shavings ONLY. ENTRIES 1. Payment must be made in full including GST. Please make cheques payable to: Pacific Equine Sport Ltd. NSF fee of $40.00 will be charged. 2. Entry forms MUST be signed. A parent/legal guardian must sign for juniors. A trainer s signature is not valid. No numbers will be released without the required signatures. 3. Please list your coach s name on the entry form, if you ride with one, to facilitate the draws for class order. 4. Hors Concours rounds will be permitted under the rules of Equine Canada. 5. Numbers must be worn and visible at all times while on the competition grounds. 6. All Competitors must hold EC Bronze level membership or better. 7. Entries for the Ponoka Indoor Series- Winter Welcome must use the Ponoka Indoor Series- Winter Welcome entry form. 8. Entries must be received by November 13, Entry forms must be accompanied by a cheque, money order, or credit card to cover all entry fees, offices fees, stabling fees and any other applicable fees. 10. NSF cheques will result in an additional $40 service fee. 11. Competitors are responsible for their own errors or those of their agents in preparation of their entry forms. Juniors must have a parent or guardian sign their entry form. 12. Entries received after the closing date will be subject to a $50 late fee. 13. Incomplete entries, post-dated cheques or payment received after the closing date will be required to pay the late fee. 14. All competitors will be required to leave an open cheque or credit card number at the show office upon check in, to cover any additional expenses incurred during the horse show. This shall be in addition to the cheque sent to cover initial fees. 15. The management reserves the right to limit entries in any division and to refuse or decline any entry without being liable for compensation or damages.

10 ADD/SCRATCHES 1. Exhibitors cancelling their entries after the official closing date, but prior to the start of the show shall, upon presentation of a valid veterinarian certificate, forfeit their stall, tack room and offices fees, but will be refunded 50% all other fees. 2. Non-veterinarian scratches will not be refunded. 3. Substitutions will be permitted, prior to the start of the show, for a fee of $ Scratching after the show has begun, horse will be refunded 50% of scratched classes only. 5. Adds and scratches made prior to the show office closing the day prior will incur no penalty. Changes after closing or the day of will be assessed a $5.00 change fee per class.

11 WARM UP The competition arena will be open for hacking, but not jumping, during the times indicated on the schedule. PRIZES & CHAMPIONSHIPS 1. Ribbons will be given to sixth place in all classes unless otherwise specified. 2. Prize money will be divided as follows unless otherwise specified: First=25%, Second=20%, Third=15%, Fourth=12%, Fifth=10%, Sixth=8%, Seventh=5%, Eighth=5% 3. Points for championships shall be awarded on the following basis: PLACING POINTS 1st 7 2nd 5 3rd 4 4th 3 5th 2 6th 1 4. The Champion and Reserve titles shall be awarded to the two horses that have accumulated the most points performing over the courses in the division in which they are being shown. In the case of a tie the Championship and/or Reserve title shall be awarded to the horse that has accumulated the most points in the final competition of the division. Ties will be decided by a coin toss. 5. A minimum of 3 entries in a division are necessary for division championship prizes to be awarded. Champion and Reserve ribbons will still be awarded. 6. All points will be tabulated towards the series championships with the exception of the 4 and 5 yr old Divisions. NUMBERS AND DRUG FEES 1. All competitors will receive a number for each horse. It is important in practice areas and competition rings that the horse number is clearly displayed. The use of a wrong number or having no number may result in disqualification from the competition. 2. Competitors will be assessed a fee of $3.50 per horse for drug fees for the Competition. INQUIRIES 1. Please send all entries and inquiries prior to the event to: Peter Grant Silverado Common. SW Calgary, AB Canada, T2X 0S5 entries@pacificequinesport.com 2. During the event, please direct inquiries to: Show Office (Charlene): Peter (Cell):

12 Divisions & Classes Lavender Eight Farms 1,30 m Jumpers Open to all riders and horses 015 Lavender Eight Farms 1,30 m Open Welcome Table: Ribbons To 6 th Entry: $ Lavender Eight Farms 1,30 m Open Jumper Table: Ribbons To 6 th Entry: $ Lavender Eight Farms 1,30 m Open Jumper Barrage Table: Ribbons To 6 th Entry: $35 Lavender Eight Farms 1,20 m Jumpers Open to all riders and horses 020 Lavender Eight Farms 1,20 m Welcome Jumper Table: Ribbons To 6 th Entry: $ Lavender Eight Farms 1,20 m Jumper Table: Ribbons To 6 th Entry: $ Lavender Eight Farms 1,20 m Jumper Barrage Table: Ribbons To 6 th Entry: $35 Lavender Eight Farms 1,15 m Jumpers Open to all riders and horses 025 Lavender Eight Farms 1,15 m Welcome Jumper Table: Ribbons To 6 th Entry: $ Lavender Eight Farms 1,15 m Jumper Table: Ribbons To 6 th Entry: $ Lavender Eight Farms 1,15 m Jumper Barrage Table: Ribbons To 6 th Entry: $35 JAK Equipment 1,10 m Jumpers Open to all riders and horses 030 JAK Equipment 1,10 m Welcome Jumper Table: Ribbons To 6 th Entry: $35

13 031 JAK Equipment 1,10 m Jumper Table: Ribbons To 6 th Entry: $ JAK Equipment 1,10 m Jumper Barrage Table: Ribbons To 6 th Entry: $35 Greenhawk Calgary 1,10 m Children s Jumpers Open to junior riders 035 Greenhawk Calgary Children s Welcome Jumper Table: Ribbons To 6 th Entry: $ Greenhawk Calgary Children s Jumper Table: Ribbons To 6 th Entry: $ Greenhawk Calgary Children s Jumper Barrage Table: Ribbons To 6 th Entry: $35 In case of 5 or less entries, this division will be combined with the Adult Amateur division. Greenhawk Calgary 1,10 m Adult Amateur Jumpers Open to amateur riders 040 Greenhawk Calgary Adult Amateur Welcome Jumper Table: Ribbons To 6 th Entry: $ Greenhawk Calgary Adult Amateur Jumper Table: Ribbons To 6 th Entry: $ Greenhawk Calgary Adult Amateur Jumper Barrage Table: Ribbons To 6 th Entry: $35 In case of 5 or less entries, this division will be combined with the Children s division. Tbird 1,00 m Jumpers Open to all riders and horses 045 Tbird 1,00 m Welcome Jumper Table: Ribbons To 6 th Entry: $ Tbird 1,00 m Jumper Table: Ribbons To 6 th Entry: $30

14 047 Tbird 1,00 m Jumper Barrage Table: Ribbons To 6 th Entry: $30 1,00 m Low Child & Adult Jumpers Open to junior and amateur riders 050 PES Low Child & Adult Welcome Jumper Table: Ribbons To 6 th Entry: $ PES Low Child & Adult Jumper Table: Ribbons To 6 th Entry: $ PES Low Child & Adult Jumper Barrage Table: Ribbons To 6 th Entry: $30 0,90 m Pony Jumpers Open to junior riders 055 PES 0,90m Pony Welcome Jumper Table: Ribbons To 6 th Entry: $ PES 0,90 m Pony Jumper Table: Ribbons To 6 th Entry: $ PES 0,90 m Pony Jumper Barrage Table: Ribbons To 6 th Entry: $30 4 Yr Old Young Horse Jumpers (0,80 m-0,90 m) *Does not count to series championships 060 PES 4 Yr Old Young Horse Clear Round Jumper 1 Table: Clear Round Ribbons Entry: $ PES 4 Yr Old Young Horse Clear Round Jumper 2 Table: Clear Round Ribbons Entry: $ PES 4 Yr Old Young Horse Jumper Table: Ribbons To 6th Entry: $20 5 Yr Old Young Horse Jumpers (0,90 m-1,00 m) *Does not count to series championships 065 PES 5 Yr Old Young Horse Clear Round Jumper 1 Table: Clear Round Ribbons Entry: $20

15 066 PES 5 Yr Old Young Horse Clear Round Jumper 2 Table: Clear Round Ribbons Entry: $ PES 5 Yr Old Young Horse Jumper Table: Ribbons To 6 th Entry: $20 0,90 m Jumpers Open to all riders and horses 080 PES 0,90 m Welcome Jumper Table: Ribbons To 6 th Entry: $ PES 0,90 m Jumper Table: Ribbons To 6 th Entry: $ PES 0,90 m Barrage Table: Ribbons To 6 th Entry: $30 0,90 m Modified Child & Adult Jumpers Open to junior and amateur riders 085 PES 0,90 m Modified Child & Adult Welcome Jumper Table: Ribbons To 6 th Entry: $ PES 0,90 m Jumper Table: Ribbons To 6 th Entry: $ PES 0,90 m Jumper Barrage Table: Ribbons To 6 th Entry: $30 0,80 m Low Training I Jumpers Open to all riders and horses 090 PES 0,80 m Low Training I Welcome Jumper Ribbons To 6 th Entry: $ PES 0,80 m Low Training I Jumper Table: /G611 (Jump-Off, Optimum Time) Ribbons To 6 th Entry: $30

16 092 PES 0,80 m Low Training I Jumper Table: Ribbons To 6 th Entry: $ PES 0,80 m Low Training I Jumper Barrage Table: Ribbons To 6 th Entry: $30 0,80 m Low Training II Jumpers Open to all riders and horses 095 PES 0,80 m Low Training II Welcome Jumper Ribbons To 6 th Entry: $ PES 0,80 m Low Training II Jumper Table: /G611 (Jump-Off, Optimum Time) Ribbons To 6 th Entry: $ PES 0,80 m Low Training II Jumper Table: Ribbons To 6 th Entry: $ PES 0,80 m Low Training II Jumper Barrage Table: Ribbons To 6 th Entry: $30 0,80 m Junior & Amateur Low Training Jumpers Open to junior and amateur riders 100 PES 0,80 m Jr & Am Low Training Welcome Jumper Ribbons To 6 th Entry: $ PES 0,80 m Jr & Am Low Training Jumper Table: /G611 (Jump-Off, Optimum Time) Ribbons To 6 th Entry: $ PES 0,80 m Jr & Am Low Training Jumper Table: Ribbons To 6 th Entry: $ PES 0,80 m Jr & Am Low Training Jumper Barrage Table: Ribbons To 6 th Entry: $30

17 BENJAMIN WATSON, B.H.K.* As a Sun Life Financial advisor, I understand the importance of protecting your family from the unexpected while being prepared for the future. I also understand that life gets busy, leaving little time to plan for your future financial goals because you're so focussed on today. I can help take the pressure off with strategic insurance and investment solutions based on your specific needs. I'm ready to meet whenever it's convenient for you, either in my office or in the comfort of your own home. Phone: Benjamin.Watson@sunlife.com *Mutual funds distributed by Sun Life Financial Investment Services (Canada) Inc. 0,70 m Beginner I Jumpers Open to all riders and horses 105 PES 0,70 m Beginner I Welcome Jumper 106 PES 0,70 m Beginner I Jumper Table: /G611 (Jump-Off, Optimum Time) 107 PES 0,70 m Beginner I Jumper 108 PES 0,70 m Beginner I Jumper Barrage Table:

18 0,70 m Beginner II Jumpers Open to all riders and horses 110 PES 0,70 m Beginner II Welcome Jumper 111 PES 0,70 m Beginner II Jumper Table: /G611 (Jump-Off, Optimum Time) 112 PES 0,70 m Beginner II Jumper 113 PES 0,70 m Beginner II Jumper Barrage Table: ,70 m Junior & Amateur Beginner Jumpers Open to Jr & Am riders 115 PES 0,70 m Jr & Am Beginner Welcome Jumper 116 PES 0,70 m Jr & Am Beginner Jumper Table: /G611 (Jump-Off, Optimum Time)

19 117 PES 0,70 m Jr & Am Beginner Jumper 118 PES 0,70 m Jr & Am Beginner Jumper Barrage Table: ,60 m Basic I Jumpers Open to all riders and horses- No Oxers 120 PES 0,60 m Basic I Welcome Jumper 121 PES 0,60 m Basic I Jumper Table: /G611 (Jump-Off, Optimum Time) 122 PES 0,60 m Basic I Jumper Barrage 123 PES 0,60 m Basic I Jumper Barrage Table: /G611 (Jump-Off, Optimum Time) Labrie Kruger Fitness Professional Health and Fitness Coach and Proud Supporter of Equestrian Sport in Alberta For more information visit:

20 0,60 m Basic II Jumpers Open to all riders and horses- No Oxers 125 PES 0,60 m Basic II Welcome Jumper 126 PES 0,60 m Basic II Jumper Table: /G611 (Jump-Off, Optimum Time) 127 PES 0,60 m Basic II Jumper 128 PES 0,60 m Basic II Jumper Barrage Table: /G611 (Jump-Off, Optimum Time)

21 0,60 m Short & Long Stirrup Jumpers Open to junior riders- No Oxers 130 PES 0,60 m Short & Long Stirrup Welcome Jumper 131 PES 0,60 m Short & Long Stirrup Jumper Table: /G611 (Jump-Off, Optimum Time) 132 PES 0,60 m Short & Long Stirrup Jumper 133 PES 0,60 m Short & Long Stirrup Jumper Barrage Table: /G611 (Jump-Off, Optimum Time) 0,50 m Cross Rail I Jumpers Open to all horses and riders- No Oxers 140 PES 0,50 m Cross Rail I Welcome Jumper Ribbons To 6 th Entry: $ PES 0,50 m Cross Rail I Jumper Ribbons To 6 th Entry: $20 0,50 m Cross Rail II Jumpers Open to all horses and riders- No Oxers 145 PES 0,50 m Cross Rail II Welcome Jumper Ribbons To 6 th Entry: $ PES 0,50 m Cross Rail II Jumper Ribbons To 6 th Entry: $20

22 Classics -One Classic per Horse and Rider 001 $750 Lavender Eight Farms 1,30 m Open Jumper Classic Table: Ribbons To 8 th Entry: $ $500 Greenhawk Calgary 1,20 m Jumper Classic Table: Ribbons To 8 th Entry: $ $500 JAK Equipment 1,10 m Jumper Classic Table: Ribbons To 8 th Entry: $ $250 Tbird 1,00 m Jumper Classic Table: Ribbons and Prizes To 8 th Entry: $ $250 PES 0,90 m Pony Jumper Classic Table: Ribbons and Prizes To 8 th Entry: $ $250 PES 0,90 m Jumper Classic Table: Ribbons and Prizes To 8 th Entry: $50 Best of luck to everyone at the Ponoka Indoor Series!

23 Clear Round Jumper Classes 191 1,10 m Clear Round Jumper Table: Clear Round Ribbons Entry: $ ,00 m Clear Round Jumper Table: Clear Round Ribbons Entry: $ ,90 m Clear Round Jumper Table: Clear Round Ribbons Entry: $ ,80 m Clear Round Jumper Table: Clear Round Ribbons Entry: $ ,70 m Clear Round Jumper Table: Clear Round Ribbons Entry: $ ,60 m Clear Round Jumper Table: Clear Round Ribbons Entry: $ ,50 m Cross Rail Clear Round Jumper Table: Clear Round Ribbons Entry: $ ,50 m Cross Rail Clear Round Jumper Table: Clear Round Ribbons Entry: $20 Saturday, November 25th 6 pm-8:30 pm Free BBQ with Cash Bar

24 Class Specifications Jumpers EC Rated Divisions Pony Jumper 0.90 m Open to all ponies. Course will not be altered for B and C ponies. Ponies to be ridden by a junior rider subject to the restrictions: a) Junior "A" riders may ride large ponies only b) Junior "B" and Junior "C" riders may ride ponies of all heights. For definition of junior riders and ponies see definitions in Section A, General Regulations. Classes must be run under Table A and immediate jump-offs are permitted. ARTICLE G603 JUNIOR 1.00m, 1.10m JUMPERS 1. Open to any horse ridden by a junior rider subject to the restrictions below. 2. Riders showing in these divisions may cross enter into hunter and equitation classes for which they are eligible. 3. A horse/rider combination is permitted unlimited upward movement, but downward movement is restricted to only one level. These movements are based on the level of the first class in which they competed. 4. Classes may be combined with Amateur jumpers (e.g. Junior/Amateur Jumper). Should two different height levels be combined, horses will jump at the height in which they are entered. 5. For class heights, spreads, and jump-off restrictions, see Article G607. Classes conducted at alternate heights will be considered miscellaneous classes. ARTICLE G604 AMATEUR 1.00m, 1.10m JUMPERS 6. Open to any horse ridden by an amateur rider subject to the restrictions in below. Amateur riders must possess a current EC amateur card which is purchased annually (see Article G108). 7. Riders showing in these divisions may cross enter only into hunter and equitation classes for which they are eligible. 8. A horse/rider combination is permitted unlimited upward movement, but downward movement is restricted to only one level. These movements are based on the level of the first class in which they competed. 9. Classes may be combined with Junior jumpers (e.g. Junior/Amateur Jumper). Should two different height levels be combined, horses will jump at the height in which they are entered.

25 10. For class heights, spreads, and jump-off restrictions, see Article G607. Classes conducted at alternate heights will be considered miscellaneous classes. 11. a) Any person who has ridden on a Senior National Eventing or Jumping Team is not eligible to compete in the amateur division for a period of two years from the date of the last competition at which the athlete rode on the Team b) Athletes who are on the Jumping short list for the Canadian Team for the current year are excluded from amateur classes for that year. ARTICLE G607 Open Jumper 1.00m, 1.10m, 1.20m, 1.30m JUMPERS 12. Open To All horses and riders

26 DIRECTIONS From Highway #2, turn east on Hwy #53 and continue for 3km. Then head south on Highway 2A for 1km. Continue past 36 th Ave and Calnash Ag Event Centre will be located on the left hand side. Hotels: Ponoka Stampeder Inn Canalta Ponoka Hotel Western Budget Motel May 18 th -21 st, 2018

27 Our sincere thanks to Jenn McGinn and Greenhawk Calgary for their generous support of the 2017 Ponoka Indoor Series!

28 For more information including: Show Schedules Entry Forms Digital Prize Lists Preferred Accommodations Custom Jump Designs / Jump Packages And more Visit our Website: Pacific Equine Sport Ltd. 254 Silverado Common SW Calgary, Alberta T2X 0S5 Phone: 1 (604)