2016 Summer Fun Horse Show

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1 June 10-12, 2016 (Friday - Sunday) The Grand Oaks Equestrian Resort, Weirsdale, Florida JUDGE...AMANDA WARD; ALPHARETTA, GA. PHOTOGRAPHER...TBA ANNOUNCER...JOHN OWENS FARRIER...SEAN NORRIS VET ON CALL...PETERSON & SMITH EQUINE HOSPITAL ( ) SHOW CHAIR PERSONS...PAM ROUSH & MARY JO SCHMIDT SHOW SECRETARY...JUDY PETERS RINGMASTER..CHERYL JINES Qualifying is not required to enter any class Many open breed classes Academy Division shows each session and Academy W/T and W/T/C Championship Classes Amazing Exhibitor s Lunch on Saturday! Entry forms and all information pertaining to the Summer Fun Horse Show can be found on the Summer Fun Website. Entries close May 21, 2016 For additional information please contact Mary Jo Schmidt at: MJO Stables Balm Riverview Rd, Riverview FL, Or Pam Roush Avalon Stables Lake Reflections Blvd. Lutz, FL (813)

2 The Grand Oaks Resort 3000 Marion County Rd. Weirsdale, FL , ext Website: Map Marion County Road Dressage/ Driving Berry Cottage/ Barn West Gate Ivy Cottage/ Barn Main Entrance Shangri-La Cottage Chestnut Cottage West Entrance Carriage Cottage / Maintenance Almond Cottage Performance Areas Stallion Barn Water Hazard Palm Cotta Bar Smitty Road WOODED RV SITES RV RV RV RV RV RV Pecan Cottage Walnut Cottage Racetrack Barn Dressage Arena PARKING A Gazebo C G D H E B I Main Arena F B Orvis Store Pavillion Stabling Koi Pond Pergola RV Country Chapel RV Mare Barn RV RV MARE RV SITES Magno Cottag Barn Acorn Cottage Hazards A) Founder s Hall B) Museum C) Oak Room D) Museum/TG SDeli/ Players Lounge E) Breed Barn/Resort Office F) Museum Barn G) Oak Courtyard H) Spirit Courtyard I) Round Pen Preifert Arena Covered Arena Garden Cottage Wisteria Lodge Hill Top Barn/Apt. RV Event Parki 45 full hook up *PLEASE NOTE: The show ring is a covered arena with open sides. 2

3 Accommodations & Campsites On site accommodations are available; reservations will be on a first come first serve basis beginning April 15, Reservations must be made and paid directly with the resort office, , ext *The Grand Oaks Resort must be mentioned to receive any discounts. Marriott Suites The Villages, Comfort Suites Lady Lake, Microtel Lady Lake, Holiday Inn Express Lady Lake, Sleep Inn Leesburg, Days Inn Leesburg, Super 8 Leesburg, RV Park $45 per night including tax, arrangements can be made by calling , ext. 231 Golf Cart Rentals Golf cart rentals are available by pre-arrangement. The Grand Oaks Resort is pleased to offer competitors who are interested in renting golf carts for the duration of the show to: Call Grand Oaks at at ext. 231 and speak to Lori. Exhibitors Lunch Details Saturday, June 11, 2016, after morning performance at the banquet room, our exhibitor party featuring a wonderful lunch, cash bar, and free admittance into the Carriage Driving Museum. Each A Circuit Exhibitor and Academy Rider will receive one complimentary ticket. Additional tickets can be purchased at the show office for $15. Box Seats Box seats are available for purchase at $ per table. Tables consist of 8 person rounds, and will be supplied with free snacks nightly. Dinner and bar service is available at box tables. Please reserve your table; space is limited. Golf Course Information and Other Activities Harbor Hills Country Club Golf Course of choice; comes highly recommended and is only five minutes from the resort. There are 20 plus golf courses in the immediate area. An 18 hole round of golf will range in price from $20-$60+ depending on location. Website: Phone: (352)

4 Croquet Adult - $30 per hour Youth - $10 per hour (13-17 must be accompanied by an adult) Fly Fishing Basics - $75 per one-hour lesson plus gratuity Guided Tours - $500 per person for day trip plus gratuity Skeet Shooting Price per round Florida Carriage Museum $11 per person Cowboy Church Service Sunday 9:00 AM Triple Crown Brunch $35 per person, price includes buffet lunch, carriage ride, and museum tour Sunday 10:00 AM 2:00 PM Food and Beverage There are many local restaurants in the area, from Panera Bread and more, all within minutes from the resort. Southeast Show Horse Association Medallion Details Developed to promote the sport of showing and teamwork between horse and rider. Rider must be a current member of SESHA. Open to any age nonprofessional (class splits as needed 13 & under, adult). Riders will be judged on the rail both ways of the ring then lined up. Each rider must perform pattern A or Pattern B, selected by judge. May ride a mare or gelding of any breed. Braiding is not required. Judged using USEF Equitation rules with strong emphasis on overall horsemanship, seat and hands, guidance and control. Rail work is 50% and pattern is 50%. SESHA Medallion Finals will be held at the end of the year if at least six qualified riders participate, otherwise an annual Highpoint rider will be named in each division. Medallion Divisions include Saddleseat, Hunt Seat and Stock Seat. Patterns for each division can be downloaded at Exhibitors may show in work bridle with two reins (saddleseat) or full bridle. 4

5 1. Stall bedding will not be provided. Feed and bedding are available daily on the grounds. No haul-in bulk shavings are allowed. 2. A stall is required for each horse. 3. The Grand Oaks charges $35.00 per day for each horse arriving prior to June 9, 2016 and for each horse staying beyond midnight on Monday June 13, Prior arrangements must be made with the Grand Oaks for all horses arriving before June 9, Please call (352) ext RV Campsites are available at $45 per night, including tax, to be collected by The Grand Oaks Resort. Arrangements must be made by calling (352) , ext Negative Coggins (within the last 12 months) is required. 7. Dogs must be kept on a leash (no longer than 6 ) held by a person, or tied at all times. This rule applies to all dogs! 8. All minors must be under the control and supervision of a parent or guardian who will be responsible for all injuries, damages, accidents, and disruptions caused by the minor. Serious and/or continuous incidents will result in expulsion from the Show Grounds. No refunds will be made. 9. The Summer Fun Horse Show, and officials of the Grand Oaks Resort will not be responsible for any accident which may occur to any rider, driver, groom or attendant, animal or equipment at the show or for any loss or destruction of any property or damages to or by animals in exhibition at the show, grounds, or stabling area. 10. The Show will be conducted in the spirit of the USEF Rules. 11. A protest must be in writing, signed and accompanied by a deposit of $100 (payable to the Summer Fun Horse Show). The protest must be received by a member of the Show Committee, the Show Chair, or the Show Secretary within 48 hours of the occurrence of the alleged violation. If the protest is upheld, the deposit shall be returned; if not upheld, the deposit shall be forfeited to the Summer Fun Horse Show. In case the protest is upheld, entries standing next in award will move up accordingly. 12. The gate of the show ring will be closed two minutes after the first horse enters the ring. Any exhibitor not in the ring by that time will not be admitted. 13. If for any reason a judge cannot officiate, the Committee reserves the right to substitute. 14. The age of a Junior Exhibitor on December 1 of the preceding year will be maintained throughout the entire following year. 15. The Horse Show Committee reserves the right to cancel any class where there are less than four entries and, may combine or divide any class or classes, should the best interest of the show require it. In case of cancellation, entry fee will be refunded. The Horse Show Committee or Show Chair will consider dividing classes when official entries exceed 12 in a class. 16. Exhibitors canceling entries in writing prior to the closing date of entries will be entitled to a full refund. Exhibitors canceling entries in writing after the closing date of May 21, 2016 but prior to June 10, 2016, will be entitled to a refund on all fees less $25.00 handling charge only if supported with a veterinarian certificate giving comprehensive diagnosis. NO STALL REFUNDS WILL BE MADE AFTER THE CLOSING DATE OF ENTRIES. 17. The Summer Fun Horse Show Committee reserves the right to: a. Vary or add to the names of those officials who have been invited to participate b. Decline/return any/all entries, return any monies paid for stalls/entry fees, before or during the show, without explanation or recourse to the show for liability or compensation. 5

6 18. Exhibitors are hereby notified that any act of discourtesy or disobedience to the judge, horseshow staff, volunteers, or officials on part of the owner, rider, trainer, agent, or groom, will disqualify horse and/or rider and the owner shall forfeit their entry and all other fees. 19. Effective for the 2016 World s Championship Horse Show, any class added to a show s schedule after the prize list, class sheet or class schedule has been printed and/or posted on the show s website, Facebook page, etc. is allowed to count as a qualifying class for the Kentucky State Fair s World s Championship Horse Show as long as notification is made at least 2 weeks in advance to KSF show management, ASHA, and exhibitors. Classes denoted as buy a class or TBA, are considered added classes and therefore will not be counted unless the prior notification process is followed. Classes that are added during the week a horse show is scheduled to be held do not count for qualifying. Fees Stall (any or all days Thursday through Monday noon)...$125 each Office Fee...$35 per rider Entry Fees: Qualifying...$30 per class Entry Fees: Stake/Championship Classes...$40 per class Academy Classes.$25 per class Sponsorships: Qualifying Classes...$50 per class Sponsorships: Championship/Stakes Classes...$75 per class For additional information please contact Mary Jo Schmidt at: Balm Riverview Rd. Riverview, FL or Pam Roush at: Avalon Stables Lake Reflections Blvd. Lutz, FL (813) The Academy division is for those riders who have never shown in an A circuit show. Once you have cantered in academy you cannot go back to walk and trot. Helmets are required for riders 17 and under due to new congressional bill passed in ACADEMY HORSES: Horses in academy classes MUST be a lesson horse regularly used in a professionally operated lesson program. The horses must display safety characteristics of such. Horses will be excused from the competition for unsafe behavior such as going too fast for a rider to handle. Horses are not to be judged, soundness is not to be considered. TURN OUT: Required is a plain shod horse, 1 therapeutic pad allowed. No braids or artificial appliances are to be used. Hoof blacking is optional. TACK: Horses may be shown in a snaffle bridle with a martingale or German martingale, pelham or full bridle. Saddles must be cutback English saddles. No tie downs or blinkers allowed. 6

7 RIDER APPOINTMENTS: Saddleseat Jodhpurs, boots, button down shirt, tie, and gloves required. No derbies but helmets are encouraged. Whips and non-rowled spurs are optional. Long hair must be secured back in bun or braid. 7

8 ACADEMY EQUITATION is judged on the rider s basic equitation skills with correct diagonals and leads, proper use of ring is considered. ACADEMY SHOWMANSHIP is judged on the rider s horsemanship abilities. It is judged on the rider s ability to control and show their horse. Promptness in finding the correct leads are important as well as the rider s command of the horse, for example, speed, collectiveness, and placement in the ring. Diagonals not to count. CLASS RULES: Headers allowed in if needed for safety, no towels or whips allowed in with them. Classes will be split at the 9th rider. Splits will be shuffled to keep equitation and showmanship back to back (i.e.: 1a, 2a, 1b, 2b) Class holds will be 2 minutes in length. NO EXCEPTIONS. Holds must be requested 10 minutes before the academy session begins. Gate times will be strictly enforced and as one class exits the next will promptly be called. PLEASE COME PREPARED FOR TIGHT SCHEDULE. NOVICE CLASSES: for each age division and for riders who have not received 3 blue ribbons in academy. *Horses may cross-enter between A-Circuit and Academy if they fall into the parameters of an Academy horse, i.e.: used regularly for lessons and plain shod. Please direct all questions to horse show manager or the UPHA Chapter 16 representative. Any unsafe behavior exhibited in the warm up area will also cause the horse/trainer to be excused from the competition. A TBA class is a class that can be purchased for $50, it cannot be a class already listed in the prize list. 8

9 Friday June 10, :30 P.M. 1. Lead Line (All Blue) 2. Academy Saddleseat/Hunt Seat Equitation 3. Academy Saddleseat/Hunt Seat Showmanship 4. WTC Academy Championship 5. Hunter Pleasure Open 6. English Pleasure Driving 7. ASB 3-Gaited Open 8. Morgan Walk/Trot Pleasure 11 and Under 9. Saddleseat Equitation Walk and Trot 10. Morgan Equitation/Saddleseat Equitation 11. Pleasure Pony Driving 12. ASB 3-Gaited Park Amateur 13. ASB Country Pleasure Driving 14. Morgan Western Pleasure Open 15. Morgan Hunter Pleasure Open 16. Morgan English Pleasure Junior Exhibitor 17. ASB 3-Gsaited Country Pleasure Adult Amateur 18. ASB 5 Gaited Open 19. English Pleasure Open Breed 20. ASB 3-Gaited Pleasure Junior Exhibitor 21. Morgan English Pleasure Amateur 22. ASB 3-Gaited Park Jr./Novice 23. ASB 3-Gaited Country Pleasure Junior Exhibitor 24. Roadster to Bike Open 25. ASB Juvenile Park 26. Western Pleasure Open 27. TBA 28. Harness Pony Open 29. Morgan Park Saddle Open 9

10 Saturday June 11, :30 AM 30. Rescue Horse Pleasure Class 31. Saddleseat Equitation Walk and Trot Championship 32. SESHA Hunt Seat Medallion Equitation Class 33. SESHA Saddle Seat Medallion Equitation Class 34. SESHA Stock Seat Medallion Equitation Class 35. Saddleseat Equitation Championship 36. Carriage Driving Turnout 37. Carriage Driving Working 38. Carriage Driving Championship 39. Academy Driving Saturday June 11, : Exceptional Challenge Showmanship 41. Exceptional Challenge Equitation with a Pattern 10

11 Saturday June 11, :30 P.M. 42. Academy Walk/Trot Equitation 14 and Over 43. Academy Walk/Trot Showmanship 14 and Over 44. Academy Walk/Trot Equitation Academy Walk/Trot Showmanship Academy Walk/Trot Hunt Seat Equitation 47. Academy Walk/Trot Hunt Seat Showmanship 48. Walk/Trot Pleasure Any Age 49. ASB 3-Gaited Pleasure Amateur 50. ASB Pleasure Driving 51. Morgan English Pleasure Open 52. Roadster Pony Amateur 53. Morgan Western Pleasure Amateur 54. Morgan Hunter Pleasure Jr. Exhibitor 55. TBA 56. English Pleasure Driving Stake 57. TBA 58. Morgan Pleasure Driving Amateur 59. ASB 3-Gaited Park Stake Open 60. Open Western Pleasure Championship 61. ASB 3-Gaited Pleasure Junior Exhibitor Stake 62. ASB 5-Gaited Pleasure 63. TBA 64. Country Pleasure Driving Championship 65. Pleasure Pony Driving Stake 66. Morgan Park Saddle Open Championship 67. Open Breed in Hand Model Class Duck Toss After the Show 11

12 Sunday June 12, :30 A.M. 1. Driven Dressage Test of Choice (Horses/Ponies/VSEs) Sunday June 12, :30 A.M. 68. Academy Walk and Trot on the Line 8 & Under 69. Academy Walk/Trot Equitation Academy Walk/Trot Showmanship Academy Walk/Trot Equitation 8 and Under 72. Academy Walk/Trot Showmanship 8 and Under 73. Walk/Trot Academy Championship 74. ASB Pleasure Driving Championship 75. Walk/Trot Pleasure Championship 76. ASB Fine Harness 77. Morgan Hunter Pleasure Open Stake 78. Roadster Pony Open Stake 79. ASB 5-Gaited Pleasure Stake 80. ASB 3-Gaited Park Amateur/Juvenile Championship 81. English Pleasure Championship Open Breed 82. ASB 3-Gaited Pleasure Amateur Stake 83. Morgan Pleasure Driving Stake 84. ASB 3-Gaited Open Stake 85. Morgan English Pleasure Stake 86. Hunter Pleasure Championship 87. Harness Pony Open Championship 88. ASB 3-Gaited Country Pleasure Junior Exhibitor Stake 89. Morgan Western Pleasure Amateur Stake 90. ASB 3-Gaited Country Pleasure Amateur Stake 91. Morgan Hunter Pleasure Jr. Exhibitor Stake 92. Roadster to Bike Stake 93. ASB 5-Gaited Open Stake Exhibitor Reminder The Exhibitor s Luncheon will take place after the show in the Banquet Room at noon. Carriage Driving Museum will be open. Complimentary tickets will be provided to each A Circuit and Academy Exhibitor; additional tickets can be purchased in show office for $15. It s a must see! 12

13 Class Specifications 1. Junior Exhibitors may show in any amateur class ONLY where there is no class within the division specifically for them. Junior Exhibitors that do not have a Stake in their division may show back in that Amateur Stake after having shown in the Junior Exhibitor qualifying class. 2. A Classic horse is not restricted to Classic classes only, but in Classic classes, must adhere to the rules specifying no pads, with only amateur rider/driver and amateur header. 3. Pads are not allowed in the 3-Gaited ASB Country Pleasure, Classic classes, or Western classes. 4. No qualifying is needed, you can enter a championship class without qualifying. 5. Open classes are open to both amateurs and professionals. 6. Academy classes are for exhibitors on horses owned or leased by a riding school and used regularly for lessons. NOTE: See Academy Rules. American Saddlebred Section Five-Gaited 18. ASB 5-Gaited Open 93. ASB 5-Gaited Open Stake Three-Gaited 7. ASB 3-Gaited Open 84. ASB 3-Gaited Open Stake Fine Harness 76. ASB Fine Harness N/Q Three-Gaited Park 12. ASB 3-Gaited Park Amateur 22. ASB 3-Gaited Park Jr./Novice (full or work bridle) 59. ASB 3-Gaited Park Stake Open N/Q (full or work bridle) 80. ASB 3-Gaited Park Amateur Championship Three-Gaited Pleasure 49. ASB 3-Gaited Pleasure Amateur 20. ASB 3-Gaited Pleasure Jr. Exhibitor 61. ASB 3-Gaited Pleasure Jr. Exhibitor Stake 82. ASB 3-Gaited Pleasure Amateur Stake Five-Gaited Pleasure 62. ASB 5-Gaited Pleasure 79. ASB 5-Gaited Pleasure Stake Pleasure Driving 6. English Pleasure Driving (Trainer may accompany novice.) 56. English Pleasure Driving Stake (Trainer may accompany novice.) 50. ASB Pleasure Driving 74. ASB Pleasure Driving Championship Three Gaited Country Pleasure 17. ASB 3-Gaited Country Pleasure Adult Amateur 23. ASB 3-Gaited Country Pleasure Jr. Exhibitor 90. ASB 3-Gaited Country Pleasure Amateur Stake 88. ASB 3- Gaited Country Pleasure Jr. Exhibitor Stake Country Pleasure Driving 13. ASB Country Pleasure Driving 64. ASB Country Pleasure Driving Championship 13

14 Western 26. Western Pleasure Open 60. Open Western Pleasure Championship Roadster/Pony Section Roadster Horse 24. Roadster to Bike Open 92. Roadster to Bike Stake N/Q Roadster Pony 52. Roadster Pony Amateur 78. Roadster Pony Open Stake N/Q Pleasure Pony Driving 11. Pleasure Pony Driving 65. Pleasure Pony Driving Stake Harness Pony 28. Harness Pony Open 87. Harness Pony Open Championship Morgan Section Equitation 10. Morgan Equitation Park Saddle 29. Morgan Park Saddle Open 66. Morgan Park Saddle Open Championship English Pleasure Saddle 16. Morgan English Pleasure Jr. Exhibitor 51. Morgan English Pleasure Open 21. Morgan English Pleasure Amateur 85. Morgan English Pleasure Stake 8. Morgan Walk/Trot Pleasure 11 and Under Pleasure Driving 58. Morgan Pleasure Driving Amateur 83. Morgan Pleasure Driving Stake Western Pleasure 14. Morgan Western Pleasure Open 53. Morgan Western Pleasure Amateur 89. Morgan Western Pleasure Amateur Stake Hunter Pleasure 15. Morgan Hunter Pleasure Open 77. Morgan Hunter Pleasure Stake Open 54. Morgan Hunter Pleasure Jr. Exhibitor 91. Morgan Hunter Pleasure Jr. Exhibitor Stake 14

15 Equitation Section Equitation classes open to any breed unless specified. 10. Morgan Equitation/Saddleseat Equitation 32. SESHA Hunt Seat Medallion Equitation Class (seshowhors.org) 33. SESHA Saddle Seat Medallion Equitation Class (seshowhors.org) 34. SESHA Stock Seat Medallion Equitation Class (seshowhors.org) 9. Saddleseat Equitation Walk/Trot 31. Saddleseat Equitation Walk/Trot Championship 35. Saddleseat Equitation Championship (Qualifier is class 12 or 61) SESHA classes are open to any breed, work or full bridle; child must wear a coat and derby. Miscellaneous All Breed Section 30. Rescue Horse Pleasure This class is a walk, trot, canter class open to anyone riding a horse that has been rescued and is for sale or adoption. They can compete in any style tack (saddleseat, western, or hunt seat), and riders do not need show attire. Information on each horse will be read and posted for sale or adoption. Horse will execute whatever gaits they are able (i.e. if they cannot canter continue at the walk) and will be judged as a pleasure horse. Carriage Driving 36. Carriage Driving Turnout 37. Carriage Driving Working 38. Carriage Driving - Championship Driven Dressage 1. Select a Test - Preliminary (1-6) and Training (1-4) Saddle Seat 19. English Pleasure (Open Breed) 81. English Pleasure Championship (Open Breed) Pleasure 48. Walk/Trot Pleasure Any Age (Open Breed) 75. Walk/Trot Pleasure Championship (Open Breed) 5. Hunter Pleasure Open 86. Hunter Pleasure Open Championship In Hand 67. Open Breed in Hand Model Class Academy Section Friday 1. Lead Line (All Blue) 2. Academy Saddleseat/Hunt Seat Equitation 3. Academy Saddleseat/Hunt Seat Showmanship 4. WTC Academy Championship Saturday 42. Academy Walk/Trot Equitation 14 & Over 43. Academy Walk/Trot Showmanship 14 & Over 44. Academy Walk/Trot Equitation Academy Walk/Trot Showmanship Academy Walk/Trot Hunt Seat Equitation 47. Academy Walk/Trot Hunt Seat Showmanship 15

16 Saturday 9:30 Session 39. Academy Driving 4:30 Session 40. Exceptional Rider Showmanship 41. Exceptional Rider Equitation (w/pattern) 5:30 Session 68. Academy Walk and Trot on the Line 8 & Under 69. Academy Walk/Trot Equitation Academy Walk/Trot Showmanship Academy Walk/Trot Equitation 8 & Under 72. Academy Walk/Trot Showmanship 8 & Under 73. Walk/Trot Academy Championship We look forward to having you at our Summer Fun Show. Be on the lookout for: Welcome gifts for each barn. Rescue Horse Pleasure Class Our photographer will be happy to do candids or special shots before or after the show. Super Duck Toss Thursday and Friday Fun schedule of classes that should provide full classes with some new breeds invited~ let s all welcome all breeds to our horse show! Fun In Hand Showmanship Class. Super lunch exhibitor s party! 16

17 CLASS SPONSORSHIP FORM I would like to sponsor a class in the Summer Fun Horse Show: Please check one: Qualifying Class $50.00 Championship/Stakes Class $75.00 Other Amount: $ First choice of the class I wish to sponsor is: # Second choice of the class I wish to sponsor is: # The Committee may choose the class I will sponsor: YES NO I wish to present the ribbons and/or trophy in my sponsored class: YES NO Name of the person(s) to make the presentation: Please print this form, make your check payable to: Summer Fun Horse Show and mail this form and your check to Pam Roush at Lake Reflections Blvd, Lutz FL Your name as you wish it to be announced: Signature: Address: Phone: Thank you! 17

18 (ONE OWNER/RIDER PER FORM) MAIL ALL COMPLETED ENTRY FORMs BY MAY 21, 2016 TO: Summer Fun Horse Show c/o Mary Jo Schmidt Palm Riverview Rd. Riverview, FL (813) I hereby enter the below horses and riders at my own risk and subject to the rules and regulation of the show. I further agree that if any damage is occasioned or loss occurs to the horses exhibited, to any vehicle, or other articles which I may send with said horses. I will make no claim therefore against the Summer Fun Horse Show or any participating organization. Horse #1 Information: Horse/Pony Name Reg. # Color Sex Age Rider/Driver/Handler Age Jr. Exhibitor Class # (s) Total# of Classes Entry Fee Total Owner Information: Name Address Phone Signature Trainer/Agent Information: Name Address City/State/Zip Phone Signature Total Entry Fee NUMBER OF STALLS: ($125 each) OFFICE FEE PER HORSE: $35.00 (Price includes one free ticket to exhibitors Party Friday night following performance) BOX SEATS: ($125 each) SHAVINGS: ($8.00 each) TOTAL REMITTANCE: *WE WILL HAVE A TENT WITH STALLS THIS YEAR, SO PLEASE GET YOUR ENTRIES IN BY DUE DATE MAY 21,

19 ACADEMY ENTRY FORM *One rider per form Horse Name Owner Address City State Zip Riders Name Riders Age Instructor Address City State Zip Indicate Class Numbers Entered Signature of Instructor, Parent, or Guardian Total Entry Fees ($25.00 per class) $ Number of Stalls ($125.00) $ Office Fee per Rider (Mandatory/Must Pay) $ Shavings ($8.00 each) $ Total Charges $ 19

20 (Driven Dressage Entry Form) MAIL ALL COMPLETED ENTRY FORMs BY MAY 21, 2016 TO: Summer Fun Horse Show c/o Mary Jo Schmidt Palm Riverview Rd. Riverview, FL (813) I hereby enter the below horses and riders at my own risk and subject to the rules and regulation of the show. I further agree that if any damage is occasioned or loss occurs to the horses exhibited, to any vehicle, or other articles which I may send with said horses. I will make no claim therefore against the Summer Fun Horse Show or any participating organization. Horse #1 Information: Horse/Pony Name Color Sex Age Rider/Driver/Handler Test of Choice #1 Test of Choice #2 Entry Fee Total Owner Information: Name Address Phone Signature Trainer/Agent Information: Name Each Driver may select Preliminary Test Level 1-6 or Training Test Level 1-4. Copies of tests can be found at *Test selection(s) must be printed out and turned in to the show office upon checking in at the show. Total Entry Fee NUMBER OF STALLS: ($125 each) OFFICE FEE PER HORSE: $35.00 (Price includes one free ticket to exhibitors Party Friday night following performance) BOX SEATS: ($125 each) SHAVINGS: ($8.00 each) TOTAL REMITTANCE: 20

21 LIABILITY FORM 3000 Marion County Road Weirsdale, FL PURPOSE OF VISIT: LIABILITY RELEASE (Please Print Legibly) It shall be known that Name (known as the Guest ) Address Town, State, Zip Phone: desires to engage in any or all of the following equine or other activities provided at The Grand Oaks Operating LLC, 3000 Marion County Road, Weirsdale, Florida Carriage Ride /Lesson/ Driving/ Riding/ Training Tennis Courts/ Basketball Courts/ Pool/ Hot Tub Accommodation Rental/ Stall Rental/ Boarding/Fitness Classes Special Events Including but not Limited to: Clinics/ Festivals/ Horse Shows/ Workshops As a Vendor/ As a Volunteer/ As a Guest/ As a Spectator In consideration of the above activities, guest desires to enter upon The Grand Oaks Operating LLC ( The Property ). Guest understands and accepts the risk that there may be unforeseen and unexpected hazards encountered upon the Property including, but not limited to, the inherent risks of equine activities. Therefore, Guest does hereby release, acquit and forever discharge The Grand Oaks Operating LLC, their parent, related affiliated and subsidiary companies or entities and the officers, directors, employees, trustees, volunteers, agents, representatives, successors and assigns of each from any and all liabilities, claims, actions, damages, costs, expense or compensation of any nature arising out of or in any way connected with Guest s presence upon the Property or any activities engaged in or events conducted thereon. Guest understands that this Release includes any claims based on the negligence, action or inaction of any of the parties herein released and covers bodily injury and property damage suffered by Guest, Guest s child or ward or any other person or property for which Guest has responsibility or authority before, during or after such participation. Guest further understands that this Release applies to any and all occurrences upon the Property including but not limited to equine activities. Guest further acknowledges and agrees that this Release is given in perpetuity and is intended to and does apply to Guest s presence upon the Property at any time subsequent to the execution of this liability waiver. Guest further understands and agrees that all persons seeking the privilege of entering upon the property must execute this Liability Waiver and therefore does agree that Guest will notify The Grand Oaks Operating LLC. of any guest which Guest desires to bring upon the Property and will require such guest to sign a Liability Waiver. In consideration of this Agreement, Guest agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the parties herein released of and from any and all claims for bodily injury or property damage that may be advanced against the parties herein released by any guest of Guest as a result of any occurrence whatsoever upon the property whether or not caused in whole or in part by the negligence or fault of any variety of the parties herein released. This document is meant to be a full and complete release from any and all liability that may arise on the properties of The Grand Oaks Operating LLC. This release is given freely and voluntarily by the guest and is meant to remain in existence throughout the duration of the equine and/or other activities whether I am or am not found to be negligent while handling or near a horse or participation in the above mentioned activities. The Grand Oaks Operating LLC is excited to share the experiences and events that take place here with the world in general. Pictures, videos and press releases/articles are a wonderful way to publicize our events and programs, and our sport. By signing below you give us permission to use your name, image and/or limited personal information (background with horses, work you perform, etc.) on websites, promotional materials and printed or other materials of a graphic, audio, video and text nature, UNLESS you check your permission is not given: I do NOT give permission Warning: Warning: IMPORTANT: Under Florida law, an Equine activity sponsor or Equine Professional is not liable for injury to, or the death of, a guest in equine activities. The pool and hot tub do not have a certified lifeguard on duty. All pool activities are done at the Guest s own risk. Dogs must be leashed and under control at all times. STATE OF FLORIDA LAW REQUIRES: 1. ALL HORSES ENTERING FLORIDA, MUST PRESENT A HEALTH CERTIFICATE BOTH ENTERING AND EXITING THE STATE AT THE AGRICULTURAL STATIONS. 2. SMV (slow moving vehicle) SIGNS ARE REQUIRED ON ALL CARRIAGES THAT UTILIZE ALL PUBLIC ROADS. NATURAL HAZARDS ON THE FARM ARE AS FOLLOWS: 1. DO NOT DRIVE OR RIDE YOUR HORSES IN THE LAKES. THE FOOTING AND DEPTH ARE NOT PREDICTABLE. 2. BEWARE OF FIRE ANTS. THESE ARE TINY, RED ANTS THAT STING BADLY. DO NOT STAND NEAR THEM OR HALT YOUR HORSE NEAR THEM. 3. GOPHER TURTLE HOLES ARE THROUGHOUT THE AREA. THEY BURROW LARGE TUNNELS UNDERGROUND THAT SOMETIMES COLLAPSE WHEN A HORSE STEPS NEAR THE OPENING. 4. POSSIBILITY OF ALLIGATORS IN LAKES AND PONDS. 21