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2 P a g e 2 Table of Contents HUNTER DIVISIONS HUNTER CLASSIC HUNTER DIVISIONS HUNTER CLASSIC MEDAL CLASSES - CET GENERAL INFORMATION JUMPER CLASSES SPECIAL JUMPER CLASSES & 29 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS GENERAL RULES AND INFORMATION HARD HATS AND ATTIRE NON-SHOWING FEE ORDER OF GO HORS CONCOURS ENTRIES REFUNDS PASSPORTS AND MEMBERSHIPS DRUG FEES AND INSPECTION STABLING TROPHIES, RIBBONS AND PRIZE MONEY PONY HUNTERS SCHOOLING ROUNDS ARTICLE G1104 SCHOOLING LIABILITY WAIVER RV PARKING LOST AND FOUND MOTORIZED VEHICLES BIOSECURITY... 46

3 P a g e 3 Amberlea Meadows Would like to invite you to the 2018 Edmonton Classic Horse Show Amberlea Meadows Range Road 252 Leduc County, Alberta T9G 0B7 ph. (780) edmontonclassic@gmail.com For additional information and prize lists visit us online at JUMP CANADA LEVY A $20 levy will be collected for every horse entered in Jumping Gold Level tournament. This levy will be used to support a number of regional and

4 P a g e 4 national programs designed to foster the activities of Hunter/Jumper riders, owners and the industry at large. JUMP ALBERTA LEVY Amberlea Meadows continues to support all levels of the sport in the province of Alberta. Competitors who reside in the province of Alberta and are participating at any JA tournaments are required to be a member of our provincial association, in order to compete. All competitors that reside in Alberta are required to pay a levy fee of $10 at gold competition. This fee helps to fund horse & rider development programs that will directly benefit Alberta athletes. Membership is available online at: or Edmonton Classic Horse Show May 24- May 27, 2018 is a Sanctioned Gold Competition Member Of Equestrian Canada Herein described as EC 308 Legget Drive, Suite 100 Ottawa, Ontario K2K 1Y6 Telephone (613) and is governed by the Rules of the EC Equestrian Canada Horse Recording/Passport required for horse or temp. horse registration can be purchased at office.

5 P a g e 5 Jump Alberta Membership is also required. All Memberships/licenses must be in compliance with the level of show: Please note that EC Gold membership is required to enter the show. Any competitors that do not have an EC Gold competitive sport license may purchase a temporary sport license at the show for $ A sport license upgrade fee is $20.00 from Silver to Gold/ $40.00 from Bronze to Gold. This will allow competitors to compete at a level higher than their license at a single competition. In the event a competitor does not have a passport/ valid horse recording for their horse a temporary horse registration may be purchased at the show for $ 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. Direct all questions regarding rules and regulations to the steward. Jump With Hope for Kids With Cancer Horse Show is also sanctioned by Jump Alberta and all Alberta riders must hold a Jump Alberta Membership. Role of the Person Responsible at EC sanctioned competitions: The Person Responsible (PR) is responsible and accountable under the violation and penalty provisions of EC Rules for the care, training, custody and performance of the horse and must be present at the competition as well as sign and provide a license/member number on the competition entry form. Edmonton Classic Horse Show

6 P a g e 6 May 24-May 27/2018 Sanctioned Gold Competition Member of Equestrian Canada 308 Legget Drive. Suite 100 Ottawa, Ontario K2K 1Y6 Telephone (613) and is governed by the Rules of the Federation 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. STATEMENT OF PRINCIPLE Equestrain 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 operating procedure; Continuing to support scientific studies on equine health and welfare; Increasing education in training and horsemanship practices; 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. *Please note: The Person Responsible (PR) must sign the competition entry form. The PR must be an EC Sport Licence Holder in good standing OR in the case of junior/minor owner entries, a parent/guardian is entitled to sign as PR. SHOW OFFICIALS

7 P a g e 7 Show Chairman: Show Manager: Hunter Judge 1: Hunter Judge 2: Jumper Judge: Jumper Judge: Steward: Steward: Course Designer: Course Designer: Hunter Announcer: Grand Prix Announcer: Jumper Announcer: Presentations: Office: Gerald Drews Lynn Macyk Connie Dorsch Colleen Hoffman Anne Reid Monique Hubbs Michiel Sue Hawes Barb Bergstrom Danny Foster William Dean Stobie Kathy Ingram Jeff Mah Stewart MacDougall Cheryl Siegel-Logan Charlene Lazenby Hotel Accommodation Four Points Sheraton - Book Now At or, call and ask for set account # Medical Aid: Veterinarian on Call: Farrier: Jana Wanat Herbers Veterinary Services Ryan Besler Entries to be mailed or to: Amberlea Meadows Equestrian Center Range Rd 252 Leduc County, AB T9G 0B7 Attn: Show Entries EHJA edmontonclassic@gmail.com Welcome Letter 2018 Please make cheque's payable to: EHJA Visa, MasterCard and Debit also accepted

8 P a g e 8 Dear Competitor; On behalf of the Edmonton Hunter Jumper Association Board of Directors, we look forward to welcoming you to the 2018 Edmonton Classic Horse Show. This horse show has been an integral part of the Edmonton hunter jumper circuit for many years. It is rich in tradition and history and is one of the longest running horse shows in Alberta. This year marks a new chapter in the history of this event, in that the venue has changed to Amberlea Meadows. It also signals a largely new board with fresh ideas and energy. We are excited to be able to continue to host this horse show and to provide you the competitor with a top quality event. We are honored by the support that all of the sponsors have shown and are especially thankful to our signature sponsor ATCO. The $25000 ATCO Cup will be held on Thursday May 24 th in conjunction with a presentation by the Lord Strathcona Mounted Troop. This promises to be an exciting event and we welcome everyone to an afternoon of entertaining show jumping. We look forward to having you as our guest and hope that you will join us for the 2018 edition of the Edmonton Classic Horse Show. Sincerely, Gerald Drews RING OF HONOR

9 P a g e 9 Thank you to all of our sponsors! Your support is greatly appreciated! Platinum Level Sponsorship ATCO Gold Level Sponsorship Barcol Doors & Windows The Halina Family Silver Level Sponsorship Amberlea Meadows Booster Juice Caledonia Classic Clareview Drug Mart Greenhawk Grove RV & Leisure Bronze Level Sponsorship Ashtin Holdings Bee-Clean Building Maintenance Best Family Blarneystone Farms Carousel Ridge Dr. Lyle Voltner VMA Family Dental Empire Equestrian Equestrian Fashion Outfitters Form Construction Forward Horse Inc. Gail Greenough Gerard Developments Gillian Stickney Gorsline Stables Hastings Lake Animal Hospital Herbers Veterinary Services Highbury Show Stables Horizon Farms Halson Farm Ltd. Landale Signs L.M.G. Manufacturing Group Stal VDW Volvo of Edmonton Horse & Rider Kirby Family Klondike Victory Farms Kristin Riehl Farrier Limited Edition Farms McLean and Shaw Insurance Milestone Farms Nor-Alta Environmental Services Ogilvie Law Omega Alpha Pinnacle Equestrian Rick Krupa Rutherford Family Southbrook Farms (Heather and Val Archer) Tudor Equestrian Westwind Veterinary Hospital Wishewan Family Woodlawn Farms

10 Special Awards at 2018 Edmonton Classic Horse Show P a g e 10 HIGH POINT JUNIOR JUMPER RIDER GAIL GREENOUGH PERPETUAL TROPHY Presented to the Junior accumulating the most points in the 1.20m Open Jumper Division HIGH POINT AMATEUR JUMPER RIDER LOWELL GORSLINE MEMORIAL TROPHY Leading Amateur Rider Award Perpetual Plaque presented to the Amateur accumulating the most points in the 1.15m Open Jumper 2017 Winner Jamie Holinski DALLAS GENDALL MEMORIAL AWARD Best Sportsman Perpetual plaque presented for best sportsmanship during the show. Open to any rider attending Winner- Amelia Voltner HIGH POINT 3 3 JUNIOR MEDAL/EQUITATION RIDER ELAINE KANASEWICH MEMORIAL AWARD Perpetual trophy to the highest standing Junior rider in the Jump Alberta Jr/Am Medal JOAN BELLOWS PERPETUAL TROPHY Presented to the highest standing Amateur rider in the 2 9 Hunter Classic 2017 Winner- Kennedy Bowes CHRIS KLEIN MEMORIAL AWARD Presented to the show participant who follows Chris s values Live Every Day 2017 Winner Hayley Alfonso

11 P a g e 11 HUNTER DIVISIONS Hunter Ring 2 Low Hunters-(Hunter Ring 2) Class Entry Fee: $25 each (Not rated for EC Awards) Class 1A Open Poles & Cross Poles (fences to 18 /.45m) Thursday Class 1B Low Hunters (fences to 2 0/.60m) Thursday Class 1C Low Hunters (fences to 2-3/.70m) Thursday Class 1D Low Hunters (fences to 2-6/.75m) Thursday Class 2A Open Poles & Cross Poles (fences to 18 /.45m) Friday Class 2B Low Hunters (fences to 2 0 /.60m) Friday Class 2C Low Hunters (fences to 2-3 /.70m) Friday Class 2D Low Hunters (fences to 2-6 /.75m) Friday Class 3A Open Poles & Cross Poles (fences to 18 /.45m) Sat. Class 3B Low Hunters (fences to 2 0 /.60m) Sat. Class 3C Low Hunters (fences to 2-3 /.70m Sat. Class 3D Low Hunters (fences to 2-6 /.75m) Sat. Division A. POLES AND CROSS POLES Division Prize money: $350 Division Entry Fee: $95 Individual Class Fee: $30 each, Under saddle $15 This division is intended for the very beginner rider and/ or horse over fences. Cross poles and rails are not to exceed 18 /.45m. (Not rated for EC Awards) Class 5 Class 6 Class 7 Class 8 Poles and Cross poles Under Saddle $100 Poles and Cross poles Hunter $100 Poles and Cross poles Hunter $150 Poles and Cross poles Hunter

12 P a g e 12 Division B. VERY NOVICE 2 0 (.60m) HUNTER Division Prize money: $350 Division Entry Fee: $95 Individual Class Fee: $30 each, Under saddle $15 This division is designed for beginner horses/riders. Fences to 2-0 /.60m and may be jumped at a trot or canter. (Not rated for EC Awards) Class 9 Very Novice Hunter Under Saddle Class 10 $100 Very Novice Hunter Class 11 $100 Very Novice Hunter Class 12 $150 Very Novice Hunter Division C. OPEN 2 0 (.60m)HUNTER Division Prize money: $350 Division Entry Fee: $95 Individual Class Fee: $30 per class, Under saddle $15 Open to beginner horses & riders. Fences not to exceed 2-0 /.60m No horse/rider combination cross entry into classes exceeding.75m. (2 6 ) (Not rated for EC Awards) Class 13 Open Hunter Under Saddle Class 14 $100 Open Hunter Class 15 $100 Open Hunter Class 16 $150 Open Hunter Division D. SHORT/LONG STIRRUP 2 3 (.70m) HUNTER Division Prize money: $350 Division Entry Fee: $95 Individual Class Fee: $30 per class, Under saddle $15 This division is designed for beginner junior/amateur riders. The Horse/Rider combination cannot have competed higher than. 75(2 6 ) Fences to 2 3 /.70m (not rated for EC Awards) Class 17 Short/Long Stirrup Under Saddle Class 18 $100 Short/Long Stirrup Hunter Class 19 $100 Short/Long Stirrup Hunter Class 20 $150 Short/Long Stirrup Hunter

13 P a g e 13 Division E. 2 3 (.70m) STARTER HUNTER DIVISION Division Prize money: $350 Division Entry Fee: $95 Individual Class Fee $30 per class, Under saddle $15 (Not rated for EC Awards) No Cross entry into classes exceeding.85m (2 9 (Fences to 2-3 /.70m) Class 21 Starter Hunter Under Saddle Class 22 $100 Starter Hunter Class 23 $100 Starter Hunter Class 24 $150 Starter Hunter Division F. OPEN 2 6 (.75m) HUNTER Division Prize money: $350 Division Entry Fee: $95 Individual Class Fee $30 per class, Under saddle $15 (Not rated for EC Awards) Open to beginner horses & riders. (Fences to exceed 2-6 /.75m) Class 25 Open Hunter Under Saddle Class 26 $100 Open Hunter Class 27 $100 Open Hunter Class 28 $150 Open Hunter Division G. PRE-CHILD/ADULT 2 6 (.75m) HUNTER Division Prize money: $350 Division Entry Fee: $95 Individual Class Fee: $30 per class, Under saddle $15 Open to beginner child or adult riders Horse rider combination cannot have competed over.85m (2 9 ) Fences to 2-6 /.75m (Not rated for EC Awards) Class 29 Pre-Child/Adult Under Saddle Class 30 $100 Pre-Child/Adult Hunter Class 31 $100 Pre-Child/Adult Hunter Class 32 $150 Pre-Child/Adult Hunter

14 P a g e 14 Low Hunters-(Hunter Ring 1) Class Entry Fee: $25 each HUNTER DIVISIONS Hunter Ring 1 Class 400 Open Low Pony Thursday Class 500 Open Low Pony Friday Class 600 Open Low Pony Saturday Class 401 Low Hunter (fences to 2 9 /. 85m) Thursday Class 501 Low Hunter (fences to 2 9 /. 85m) Friday Class 601 Low Hunter (fences to 2 9 /. 85m) Saturday Class 404 Low Hunter (fences to 3 0 /.90m) Thursday Class 502 Low Hunter (fences to 3 0 /.90m) Friday Class 602 Low Hunter (fences to 3 0 /.90m) Saturday Class 405 Low Hunter (fences to 3 3 /1.10m) Thursday Class 503 Low Hunter (fences to 3 3 /1.10m) Friday Class 603 Low Hunter (fences to 3 3 /1.10m) Saturday Division H. PONY HUNTER Division Prize money: $500 Division Entry Fee:$100 Individual Class Fee: $30 each, Under saddle $15 Open to ponies ridden by a junior, qualification as per EC rulebook (Art G306) Height: A (Lg)- 2-9 /.85m, B (Med)- 2-6 /.75m, C (Sm)- 2-3 /.70m Sponsored by: Wishewan Family Class 33 Pony Hunter Under Saddle Class 34 $100 Pony Hunter Class 35 $100 Pony Hunter Class 36 $300 Pony Hunter

15 P a g e 15 Division I. OPEN 2 9 (.85m) HUNTER Division Prize money: $500 Division Entry Fee: $100 Individual Class Fee: $30 per class, Under saddle $15 Fences not to exceed 2-9 /.85m. (Not rated for EC Awards) Class 37 Open Hunter Under Saddle Class 38 $100 Open Hunter Class 39 $100 Open Hunter Class 40 $300 Open Hunter Stake Division J. MODIFIED CHILD/ ADULT 2 9 (.85m) HUNTER Division Prize money: $500 Division Entry Fee: $100 Individual Class Fee: $30 per class, Under saddle $15 Open to horses ridden by either juniors or adult amateur riders (as per EC amateur rules Art G409). Fences not to exceed 2-9 /.85m. (Not rated for EC Awards) Class 41 Modified Child/ Adult Hunter Under Saddle Class 42 $100 Modified Child/Adult Hunter Class 43 $100 Modified Child/Adult Hunter Class 44 $300 Modified Child/Adult Hunter Division K. CHILDRENS 3 0 (.90m) HUNTER Division Prize money: $500 Division Entry Fee: $100 Open to horses ridden by a junior, qualification as per EC rules (Art G307). Fences not to exceed 3-0 /.90m. Children s riders may not cross enter into any class with hunter fences over 3 3 and jumper fences over 3 3. If a pony class is offered in the same competition, then the pony may not cross enter into the Children s hunter division. Class 45 Children s Hunter Under Saddle Class 46 $100 Children s Hunter Class 47 $100 Children s Hunter Class 48 $300 Children s Hunter

16 P a g e 16 Division L. ADULT AMATEUR 3 0(.90m) HUNTER Division Prize money: $500 Division Entry Fee: $100 Open to senior riders who are amateur riders, qualifications as per EC amateur rules (Art G309). Adult Amateur riders may not cross enter into any class with hunter fences over 3 3 and jumper fences over 3 3. Fences not to exceed 3-0 /.90m. Class 49 Adult Amateur Hunter Under Saddle Class 50 $100 Adult Amateur Hunter Class 51 $100 Adult Amateur Hunter Class 52 $300 Adult Amateur Hunter Division M. OPEN HUNTER 3 0 (.90m) Division Prize money: $500 Division Entry Fee: $100 Individual Class Fee: $30 per class, Under saddle $15 Open to all eligible Horses & RidersJunior and Amateur riders. Fences not to exceed 3-0 /.90 m. (Not rated for EC Awards) Class 53 Open Hunter Under Saddle Class 54 $100 Open Hunter Class 55 $100 Open Hunter Class 56 $300 Open Hunter Division N. MODIFIED 3 3 (1.00m) HUNTER Division Prize money: $500 Division Entry Fee $100 Individual Class Fee: $30 per class, Under saddle $15 Open to all eligible horses and riders. Fences 3-3 /1.0m. (Not rated for EC Awards) Class 57 Modified Hunter Under Saddle Class 58 $100 Modified Open Hunter Class 59 $100 Modified Open Hunter Class 60 $300 Modified Open Hunter

17 P a g e 17 Division O. JUNIOR AMATEUR 3 6 (1.10m) HUNTER Division Prize money: $500 Division Entry Fee: $100 Individual Class Fee: $30 each Under saddle $15 Open to junior riders, qualification as per EC rules (Art G308) and amateur riders, qualifications as per EC rules (Art G310). Fences 3-6 /1.1m Class 61 Class 62 Class 63 Class 64 Jr. Amateur Hunter Under Saddle $100 Jr. Amateur Hunter $100 Jr. Amateur Hunter $300 Jr. Amateur Hunter

18 HUNTER SPECIALS Hunter Ring 2 P a g e 18 There will be one round (10 Jumps) in each Hunter Classic. The top 12 horses will return for a second round in reverse order. Final placing s will be on the accumulated points over two rounds. (Ribbons & money to 6 th ) Class 160 Schooling Hunters (fences to.60m) Class Price $25.00 Class 161 Schooling Hunters (fences to.70m) Class Price $25.00 Class 162 Schooling Hunters (fences to.75m) Class Price $25.00 (Ribbons to 8 th money to 6 th ) Class 166 $300.60m (2 0 ) HUNTER SPECIAL Prize money: $300- Cooler to winner Entry fee: $40.00 Fences to a maximum of.60m. NO OXERS Top 8 will progress to a second round. Open to all eligible horses and riders who have competed over fences in the competition to a maximum of.75m. (Not rated for EC Awards) Class 167 $300.70m (2 3 ) STARTER HUNTER SPECIAL Prize money: $300- Cooler to Class Winner Entry Fee $40 Open to eligible horses and riders who have competed over fences in the competition to a maximum of.70m (Not rated for EC awards) Top 8 will progress to a second round. Class 168 $ m (2 6 ) HUNTER SPECIAL Prize money: $300- Cooler to Class Winner Entry Fee $40 Open to all eligible horses and riders who have competed over fences in the competition to a maximum of.90m. (Not rated for EC awards.) Top 8 will progress to a second round.

19 P a g e 19 HUNTER SPECIALS Hunter Ring 1 Class 164 Schooling Hunters (fences to.85) Class Price $25.00 Class 165 Schooling Hunters (fences to.90) Class Price $25.00 Class 169 $ m (2 9 ) HUNTER SPECIAL Entry Fee $70 Prize money: $800 Cooler to Class Winner Open to all eligible horses and riders who have competed over fences in the competition to a maximum of.90m. (Not rated for EC awards) Top 8 will progress to a second round. Cooler to Winner Prize Money & Ribbons to 8 th Place Class 170 $2500 HUNTER DERBY Sponsored by: VOLVO OF EDMONTON BOOSTER JUICE A CANADIAN HUNTER DERBY SERIES EVENT Entry Fee: $100 Open to all horses that have competed in at least 1 class in Hunter Ring 1 The Hunter Derby provides an opportunity for hunter riders to take centre stage in a grand prix environment and show case the high performance capabilities of horse and rider through. Challenging courses that demand athleticism and boldness Natural and interesting jumps with greater variation in construction Judging that rewards handiness and brilliance while still emphasizing jumping style, manners, way of going and smoothness. Open to all eligible horses and riders who have competed in a least one over fences class in this competition. This class will be conducted in accordance with specifications of the Canadian Hunter Derby Series. Not rated for EC awards. The class will run at 2 heights: 1.10 m(3 6 ) with 1.15m (3 9 ) options and 0.90m (3 0 ) with 1.00m (3 3 ) options. Only horses jumping in the 1.10m (3 6 ) section will be eligible to earn qualifying points for the finals Cooler to Winner Prize Money & Ribbons to 8 th Place $600 - $500 - $400 - $300 - $250 - $200 - $150 - $100

20 P a g e Jump Alberta Rider Recognition Program An eligible individual may win a maximum of one Jump Alberta Rider Recognition per season. Rider Recognitions are awarded to the top ranking Jump Alberta Member in the class, an eligible rider may win a Rider recognition only once within the competition year. Should a rider win a second rider recognition class, the rider recognition will be provided to the second ranking eligible Jump Alberta member Selected Classes Class 43 Modified/Child 2 9 Class m Jumper

21 MEDALS & EQUITATION CLASSES P a g e 21 JUMP ALBERTA MEDAL CLASSES 2018 Memberships required for JUMP ALBERTA There is no minimum requirement to fill these classes. Competitors are reminded only silver-colored stirrups are permitted in equitation or medal classes. Use of black or colored stirrups will incur elimination. (EC Article G1005) Entry Fee: $30.00 (Not rated for EC Awards) Class 75 Children s Hunter Medal - Fences to 3-0 /.90m Open to all junior riders who are not competing at the same show in any hunter or equitation class in which the fences exceed 3 3. The same horse must be used in all phases. Only one horse per rider. No cross entry into ASJA Pony Medal at the same show. Class 76 Adult Hunter Medal - Fences to 3-0 /.90m Open to all Adult and Amateur riders. The same horse must be used in all phases. Only one rider per horse Class 77 Pony Hunter Medal Fences as per EC Heights Small Jump 2 3.Medium Jump 2 6 and Large Jump 2 9. Open to all junior riders on ponies who are not competing at the same show in any hunter or equitation class in which the fences exceed 3 3. The same pony must be used in all phases. Only one pony per rider. No cross entry into ASJA Children s Medal at the same show. ridden by junior riders. Note: When an ASJA Pony Medal is not offered or does not fill, the pony/rider may compete in the Children s or Jr/Am Medal. Class 78 JR/AM Hunter Medal - Fences to m Open to all Juniors Riders. No cross-entry at the same show with the Children s or Adult Medal The same horse must be used in all phases. Only one horse per rider Class 79 JR/AM 1.00M Jumper Medal Fences to 3 3. Open to Junior/Amateur riders. The same horse must be used in all phases. Only one horse per rider. Class 80 Short/ Long Stirrup Hunter Medal Fences to 2 3. Open to Junior and Adult Amateur riders who are not competing at the same show in any hunter or equitation class in which the fences exceed 2 9. The same horse must be used in all phases. Class 81 Junior/ Amateur 0.75m Jumper Medal - Fences to 0.75m (This class is a Jumper Alberta Medal Finals Qualifier) Open to all eligible junior/amateur riders. The same horse must be used in all phases. Only one horse per rider. No cross entry to other jumper medals over 0.85m. No flat phase. Class m JUMPER MEDAL - Fences to 0.90m. (This class is a Jump Alberta Medal Finals Qualifier) Open to all eligible junior and amateur riders.the same horse must be used in all phases. Only one horse per rider. No cross entry to any other jumper medal over 1.00m Judged one round over fences. No flat phase.

22 P a g e 22 MEDAL CLASSES - CET CET MEDAL CLASSES Entry fee: $35.00 Class 200 CET Medal Class Open to Gold members of Equestrian Canada and members of the Canadian Equestrian Team (EC/CET) who have not reached their 21st birthday as of January 1st. Both memberships MUST be in place in order to compete. This also applies to all foreign competitors. The class will be judged 60% over fences and 40% on the flat and will be run under jumper rules. Three entries are required to complete the course. The flat phase is to include lengthening of stride and counter canter. The course will consist of at least 10 fences 1.10m to 1.15m in height with spreads to 1.40m. A time allowed will be established based on the speed of 350 meters per minute. Change of tack is permitted between phases. NO martingales in the flat phase. Standing martingales, gags and hackamores are not permitted in the flat phase.. See Article G1109. Headgear: Conservative colored protective headgear (as per article G1104) with no additional adornments. Tack and Equipment: G1109 Only running martingales are permitted over fences. No martingales are permitted during the flat phase. Class 201 CET Mini Medal Class Entry fee: $35.00 Open to junior and amateur riders who are members of Equestrian Canada. CET membership is not required. The CET MINI MEDAL CLASS is to be held under the same rules and regulations as the CET Medal (see Article G1109) with the exception of the following: 1. There is no age limit for this class. 2. Senior riders must be amateurs as per Article G108 and possess a current EC amateur card. Note that amateur cards must be purchased annually. 3. Phase Requirements: a) Jumping phase - maximum 1.00m b) Gymnastic jumping phase - maximum 0.90m (3 ) c) Flat Phase - the counter canter is strongly recommended. 4. There will be no water jump in any of the competitions, but a Liverpool is mandatory. 5. Eligibility Requirements: a) Riders competing in 1.20m or higher jumper divisions are not eligible. b) Riders may not cross enter between the Mini Medal and the CET Medal class at the same competition. c) Riders may qualify for both the CET Mini Medal and the CET Medal Final, but may compete in only one Regional Final

23 P a g e 23 GENERAL INFORMATION JUMPER CLASSES Jumpers will be scored under Alternate Table A (FEI Article 238) Ties 1st place will be jumped off. In ties other than 1st place, money will be added together and divided equally; riders will toss a coin for ribbons. A computer draw is established daily for jumpers. Horses may be required to jump in posted order. Exhibitors riding more than one horse in any class if not listed on the entry form (i.e. catch rider) must inform the Horse Show Office one-hour before the class goes so that their rides may be spaced. At no time will the gate be held for more than five minutes due to rider trainer conflicts. Jump-off to be ridden over a shortened course. Some fences may be raised by 3. All jumpers should be prepared to jump off immediately if clean. Jumper Division may include Time first, Speed, and Power and Speed. All classes run under EC National Rule: FEI Art 236: elimination after two refusals in ALL JUMPER RINGS. Nominated Rings Horses entered in the Grass Grand Prix Ring pay a nomination fee of $100. Horses entered in Low Jumper Ring will pay a nomination fee of $60. Jumper nomination fees are non-refundable. Nomination fees allow jumpers in each of these rings to move from classes and/or divisions without an add/scratch fee. Jumper Nominating Fee Refund Policy Jumper nomination fee refund schedule will be as follows: before the closing date of entries 100%, after the closing date, but before the start of the show 50%. After the show starts there will be no refunds. No refund on stabling after closing date of entries May 11, Schooling Clear round jumper on Wednesday in the Grass Grand Prix Ring and the Low Jumper Ring must be entered on the entry form. Ring Dimensions Grass Grand Prix 240 x 325 Jumper 2 Grass 300 x 300 Silica Sand Ring 150 x 240 Hunter I Grass 150 x 300, Hunter I Sand 100 x 250 Indoor Arena- 80 x 220

24 P a g e 24 JUMPER CLASSES Low Jumper Ring Nomination Fee: $60.00 Horses entered in the Low Jumper Ring pay a nomination fee of $60. Jumper nomination fees are non- refundable. Nomination fees allow jumpers to move from class and/or division without an added scratch fee. Low Clear Round Jumpers- Wednesday(Not rated for EC Awards) Class Entry Fee: $40 each Class 89 Clear Round (Fences to.6 0m/2 0) Class 90 Clear Round (Fences to.70m/2 3) Class 91 Clear Round (Fences to.75m/2 6 ) Class 92 Clear Round (fences to.85m/2 9 ) Class 93 Clear Round (fences to.90m/3 0 ) Training Jumpers- Thursday Friday - Saturday Class Entry Fee: $40 each Class 443 (fences.60m) - Thursday Class 444 (fences.70m) - Thursday Class 445 (fences.6 0m) - Friday Class 446 (fences.70m) - Friday Class 447 (fences.6 0m) - Saturday Class 448 (fences.70m) - Saturday Training Jumpers- Sunday Class Entry Fee: $40 each Class 449 (fences.60m) Class 450 (fences.70m) Class 451 (fences.75m) Class 452 (fences.85m) Class 453 (fences.90m) Division P. OPEN 0.60m JUMPER Open to all eligible horses and riders.6 0m/2 0 Division Prize Money: $500 Fences not to exceed.60m/2 0. Open to all horses/ riders. (Not rated for EC awards) Class 95 $100 Open Jumper (A ) Entry fee: $40 Class 96 $100 Open Jumper- (A ) Entry fee: $40 Class 97 $300 Open Jumper - (A ) Entry fee: $50

25 P a g e 25 Division Q. OPEN 0.70m JUMPER Open to all eligible horses and riders.70m/2 3 Division Prize Money: $500 Fences not to exceed.70m/2 3. Open to all horses/ riders. (Not rated for EC awards) Class 98 $100 Open Jumper (A ) Entry fee: $40 Class 99 $100 Open Jumper- (A () Entry fee: $40 Class 100 $300 Open Jumper - (A ) Entry fee: $50 Division R. 0.75m OPEN JUMPER Fences not to exceed.75m/2 6. Open to all horses/ riders. (Not rated for EC awards) Division Prize Money: $500 Class 101 $100 Open Jumper - (A ) Entry fee: $40 Class 102 $100 Open Jumper - (A ) Entry fee: $40 Class 103 $300 Open Jumper - (A ) Entry fee: $50 Division S. 0.75m JUNIOR AMATEUR STARTER JUMPER - Division Prize Money: $500 Open to all horses ridden by Junior/Amateur Riders and non-pro riders. Fences not to exceed.75m / 2 6. (Not rated for EC awards) Class 104 $100 Starter Jumper - (A ) Entry fee: $40 Class 105 $100 Starter Jumper- (A ) Entry fee: $40 Class 106 $300 Starter Jumper - (A ) Entry fee: $50 Division T. PONY JUMPER Division Prize Money: $500 Open to ponies. Fences not to exceed.85m/2 9. Class 107 $100 Pony Jumper-(A ) Entry fee: $40 Class 108 $100 Pony Jumper- (A ) Entry fee: $40 Class 109 $300 Pony Jumper - (A ) Entry fee: $50

26 P a g e 26 Division U. 0.85m OPEN JUMPER Division Prize Money: $750 Open to all horses/ riders. Fences not to exceed.85m/2 9. (Not rated for EC awards) Class 110 $ m Open Jumper- (A ) Entry fee: $40 Class 111 $ m Open Jumper- (A ) Entry fee: $40 Class 112 $ m Open Jumper - (A ) Entry fee: $65 Division V. 0.85m JUNIOR AMATEUR BEGINNER JUMPER Division Prize Money: $750 Open to all horses ridden by Junior/Amateur Riders and non-pro riders Fences not to exceed.85m/2 9. (Not rated for EC awards) Class 113 $100 Beginner Jumper- (A ) Entry fee: $40 Class 114 $150 Beginner Jumper- (A ) Entry fee: $40 Class 115 $500 Beginner Jumper - (A ) Entry fee: $65 Division W 0.90m OPEN JUMPER Division Prize Money: $750 Open to all horses/riders combination. Fences not to exceed.90m/3 0. (Not rated for EC awards) Class 116 $100 Open Jumper- (A ) - Entry fee: $40 Class 117 $150 Open Jumper- (A )- Entry fee: $40 Class 118 $500 Open Jumper - (A )- Entry fee: $65 Division X. 0.90m JUNIOR AMATEUR LOW JUMPER Division Prize Money: $750 Open to Junior/Amateur Riders. Fences not to exceed.90m/3 0. Class 119 $100 Jr/AM Low Jumper- (A ) - Entry fee: $40 Class 120 $150 Jr/AM Low Jumper- (A )- Entry fee: $40 Class 121 $500 Jr/AM Low Jumper - (A )- Entry fee: $65 Jumper Riders are reminded of the EC rule: Horse/rider combination is permitted unlimited upward but downward movement is restricted to only one level. These movements are based on the level of the first class in which they competed.

27 P a g e 27 SPECIAL JUMPER CLASSES JUMPER RING 2 Jumper Classics will have one round and a jump off. Open to all eligible horses and riders who have competed over fences in the competition (A ) (Not rated for EC awards) Class m/ 2 0 Jumper Classic Prize Money: $500 Entry fee: $65.00 Ribbons to 8 th, money to 6th place, cooler to winner. Fences to.6 0m Class m/ 2 3 Jumper Classic Prize Money: $500 Entry fee: $65.00 Ribbons to 8 th, money to 6th place, cooler to winner. Fences to.70m Class m/2 6 Jumper Classic Prize Money: $500 Entry fee: $65.00 Ribbons to 8 th, money to 6th place, cooler to winner Fences.75m Class m/ 2 9 Jumper Classic Prize Money: $1000 Entry fee: $90.00 Ribbons to 8 th, money to 6th place, cooler to winner. Fences to.85m Class m/3 0 Jumper Classic Prize Money: $1000 Entry fee: $90.00 Ribbons to 8 th, money to 6th place, cooler to winner. Fences to.90m

28 P a g e 28 Grass Grand Prix Ring Nominated Ring JUMPER CLASSES Horses entered in the Grand Prix Ring pay a nomination fee of $100. Jumper nomination fees are non- refundable. Nomination fees allow jumpers to move from class and/or division without an added scratch fee. Grass Grand Prix Clear Round Jumpers- Wednesday Class Entry Fee: $40 each Class 700 Clear Round (fences to 1.0m/3 3 ) Class 701 Clear Round (fences to 1.10m/3 6 ) Class 702 Clear Round (fences 1.15m to 1.20m/3 9 ) Class 703 Clear Round (fences 1.25m to 1.30m) Grass Grand Prix Training Jumpers- Thursday Class Entry Fee: $40 each Class 250 (fences 1.0m) Class 251 (fences 1.10m) Grass Grand Prix Training Jumpers- Friday Class Entry Fee: $40 each Class 350 (fences 1.0m) Class 351 (fences 1.10m) Class 352 (fences 1.15m) Class 353 (fences 1.20m) Class 704 Clear Round 4 year old (.90m) Class 705 Clear Round 5 Year old (1.00m Grass Grand Prix Training Jumpers- Sunday Class Entry Fee: $40 each Class 355 (fences 1.0m) Class 356 (fences 1.10m)

29 P a g e 29 Division Y. 1.00m OPEN JUMPER Open to all horses and riders. Fences not to exceed 1.0m/3-3. Class 122 $ m/3 3 Jumper- (A ) Start Fee: $50 Class 123 $ m/3 3 Jumper- A ()-Start Fee: $50 Class 124 $ m/3 3 Jumper (A ) Start Fee: $90 Division Z. 1.10m OPEN JUMPER Open to all horses and riders. Fences not to exceed 1.10m/3-6. Class 128 $ m/3-6 Jumper- (A ) Start Fee: $50 Class 129 $ m/3-6 Jumper- (A )- Start Fee: $50 Class 130 $ m/3-6 Jumper (A38.2.2) Start Fee: $125 Division. 1.15m OPEN JUMPER Open to all horses and riders. Fences to 1.15 m/3-9 Class 134 $ m/3-9 Jumper- (A ) Start Fee: $65 Class 135 $ m/3-9 Jumper- (A ) Start Fee: $65 Class 136 $ m/3-9 Jumper (A ) Start Fee: $125 (This Class (136) is also a 6 Year Old Young Horse Series Qualifier See Page 31 for details.) Division. 1.20m OPEN JUMPERS Open to all horses and riders. Fences not to exceed 1.20m. Class 140 $ mJumper- (A ) Start Fee: $90 Class 141 $ m Jumper (A ) - Start Fee $90 Class 142 $ m Jumper (A ) Start Fee $150 (This Class (142) is also a 7/8 Year Old Young Horse Series Qualifier See Page 31 for details.)

30 P a g e 30 SPECIAL JUMPER CLASSES Class 157 $ m Bee Clean/Chemco (A238.22) Open to all eligible horses and riders. Not rated for EC awards. Start Fee: $200 Cooler to Class Winner Ribbons /money to 8th place. Class 158 $25,000 ATCO Cup 1.30m (A ) Open to all eligible horses and riders. Fences to 1.30m Sponsored by ATCO Start Fee: $425 Ring nomination fee is waived if this is the only class entered. Cooler to Class Winner Prize Money & Ribbons to 12th place. $ $5,500 - $3,250 - $2,000 - $1,500 - $1,250 $1,000 - $750- $750 -$500 - $500 - $500 Class m Jumper Classic Prize Money: $1000 Start fee: $90.00 Ribbons to 8 th, money to 6th place, cooler to winner Fences to 1.0m/ 3-3 Class m Jumper Classic Prize Money: $1500 Start fee: $ Ribbons to 8 th, money to 6th place, cooler to winner. Fences to 1.10m/3-6 Class m Jumper Classic Prize Money: $2000 Start fee: $ Ribbons to 8th /money to 6th place, cooler to winner. Fences to 1.15m/3-9 Class m Jumper Classic Prize Money: $3000 Start fee: $ Ribbons / money to 8th place, cooler to winner. Fences to 1.20m

31 P a g e EHJA YOUNG HORSE DEVELOPMENT For 5, 6 and 7/8 year old, horses must be registered in the Jump Alberta Young Horse Program to earn qualifying points for the 2018 Jump Alberta Young Horse Series Finals. Registration can be completed at the Edmonton Classic Horse Show office prior to competition or go to the Jump Alberta website: All Young Horse Series Qualifier classes will be conducted in accordance with the Jump Alberta Young Horse Program guidelines. For Class 402, and 403, a minimum of three horses must be registered to run the class. Sponsored by: Klondike Victory Farms 402 $ m 4 Year Old Young Horse Open to eligible 4 year olds. (Proof of age required) Jumps to 0.90m (Class scoring and judging similar to Jump Alberta 5 year old specifications) Ribbons to 6 th Entry Fee: $50 For horses entered in no other jumper classes, the ring nomination fee will be waived. 403 $ m 5 Year Old Young Horse Series Qualifier (Qualifier for Jump Alberta Young Horse Series Finals) Open to eligible 5 year olds. Jumps to 1.00m Ribbons to 6 th Entry Fee: $50 For horses entered in no other jumper classes, the ring nomination fee will be waived 6 Year Old Horse Series Qualifier will be combined with Jumper Class Open Jumper(Qualifier for Jump Alberta Young Horse Series Finals) Open to all eligible 6 year olds. Points will be based on the number of registered 6 year olds in the class. Ribbons for registered 6 year olds to 6 th place. For horses entered in no other jumper classes, the ring nomination fee will be waived. 7/8 Year Old Young Horse Series Qualifier will be combined with Class 142. (Qualifier for Jump Alberta Young Horse Series Finals) Open to all eligible 7/8 year olds. Points will be based on the number of registered 7/8 year olds in the class. Ribbons for registered 7/8 year olds to 6 th place.

32 P a g e 32 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Ring 1 - Hunters Wednesday Schooling Rounds 8:00-4:00 Thursday - 8:00 a.m. Class 400 Open Low Pony Class 34 Pony Working Hunter Class 401 Low Hunter Class 38 Open 2 9 Hunter Class 42 Modified Child/ Adult Working Hunter Class 404 Low Hunter 3 0 Class Open Hunter Class 46 Children s Working Hunter Class 50 Adult Working Hunter Class 53 Open Hunter Under Saddle Class 45 Children s Hunter Under Saddle Class 49 Adult Hunter Under Saddle Class 405 Low Hunter 3 3 Class 58 Mod. 3 3 Working Hunter Class 62 Jr. Amateur Working Hunter Class 61 Jr. Amateur Hunter Under Saddle Friday - 8:00a.m. Class 500 Open Low Pony Class 35 Pony Handy Hunter Class 33 Pony Under Saddle Class 501 Low Hunter Class 39 Open Hunter Class 43 Modified Child/ Adult Handy Hunter Class 37 Open Hunter Under Saddle Class 41 Modified Child/Adult Under Saddle Class 502 Low Hunter 3 0 Class 55 Open 3 0 Hunter Class 47 Children s Handy Hunter Class 51 Adult Handy Hunter Class 503 Low Hunter 3 3 Class 59 Mod. Jr. Amateur Handy Hunter Class 57 Mod. Jr. Amateur Hunter Under Saddle Class 63 Jr. Amateur Handy Hunter

33 P a g e 33 Ring 1 - Hunters... Continued Saturday 8:00 a.m. Class 600 Open Low Pony Class 36 Pony Hunter Stake Class 77 Pony Medal Class 601 Low Hunter Class 40 Open 2 9 Hunter Stake Class 44 Modified Child/Adult Hunter Stake Class 602 Low Hunter 3 0 Class 56 Open Hunter Stake Class 48 Children s Hunter Stake Class 75 Children s Medal Class 52 Adult Hunter Stake Class 76 Adult Medal Class 603 Low Hunter 3 3 Class 60 Modified Hunter Stake Class 64 Jr. Amateur Hunter Stake Class 78 Jr/Amateur Medal Sunday 10:00 a.m. After CET Medal classes Class m Warm-up Class Class Hunter Special Class m Warm-up Class Class Hunter Derby Ring 2 Hunters Wednesday Schooling Rounds 8:00-4:00 Thursday - 8:00 a.m. Class 1A Open Poles and Cross Poles Class 6 Poles and Cross Poles Hunter Class 5 Poles and Cross Poles Under Saddle Class 1B 2 0 Low Hunter Class 10 Very Novice Working Hunter Class 14 Open Working Hunter Class 9 Very Novice Under Saddle Class 13 Open Hunter Under Saddle Class 1C 2 3 Low Hunters Class 18 Short/Long Stirrup Working Hunter Class 22 Starter Hunter Class 1D 2 6 Low Hunters Class 26 Open 2 6 Hunter Class 30 Pre-Child/Adult Hunter

34 P a g e 34 Ring 2 Hunters... Continued Friday - 8:00 a.m. Class 2A Open Poles and Cross Poles Class 7 Poles and Cross Poles Hunter Class 2B Low Hunter 2 0 Class 11 Very Novice Working Hunter Class 15 Open Hunter Class 2C Low Hunter 2 3 Class 19 Short/Long Stirrup Working Hunter Class 23 Starter Hunter Class 17 Short Long Stirrup Under Saddle Class 21 Starter Hunter Under Saddle Class 2D Low Hunter 2 6 Class 27 Open Working Hunter Class 31 Pre-Child Adult Working Hunter Class 25 Open Under Saddle Class 29 Pre-Child Adult Under Saddle Saturday 8:00 a.m. Class 3A Poles and Cross Poles Class 8 Poles and Cross Poles Hunter Stake Class 3B 2 0 Low Hunter Class 12 Very Novice Hunter Stake Class 16 Open Hunter Stake Class 3C 2 3 Low Hunters Class Hunter Medal Class 20 Short/Long Stirrup Hunter Stake Class 24 Starter Hunter Stake Class 3D 2 6 Low Hunters Class 28 Open Hunter Stake Class 32 Pre-Child Adult Hunter Stake Sunday 8:00 a.m. Class 160 Schooling Hunter (Fences to.60m) Class m Hunter Classic Class 161 Schooling Hunter (Fences to.70m) Class m Hunter Classic Class 162 Schooling Hunter (Fences to.75m) Class m Hunter Classic

35 P a g e 35 Ring 3- Jumpers- Grand Prix Ring Wednesday Clear Round Classes Class 700 Clear Round (fences to 1.0m) 11:00-12:00pm Class 701 Clear Round (fences to 1.10m) 12:30-2:00pm Class 702 Clear Round (fences 1.15m to 1.20m) 2:30-3:30pm Class 703 Clear Round (fences 125m to 1.30m) 4:00-5:00p.m. Thursday 8:00 a.m. Class m Training Class Class m Jumper - A speed Class mTraining Class Class m Jumper- A speed Class m Jumper- A speed Class m Jumper - A speed Class m ATCO Classic A jump off Friday 8:00 a.m. Class m 4 year Old Clear Round Class m 4 Year Old Young Horse Class year Old Clear Round Class m 5 Year Old Young Horse Series Qualifier Class m Training Class Class m Jumper - A Power & Speed Class mTraining Class Class m Jumper- A Power & Speed Class mTraining Class Class m Jumper - A Power & Speed Class mTraining Class Class m Jumper- A Power & Speed JUMPER ARTICLES - Power & Speed : FEI Art Speed : FEI Art Jumpoff : FEI Art Classics : FEI Art

36 P a g e 36 Saturday 8:00 a.m. Class m Jumper Stake- A jump off Class m Jumper Stake- A jump off Class m Jumper Stake- A jump off Class Jumper- A jump off Class 157 Bee-Clean/Booster Juice Jumper Classic 1.30m Sunday - 8:00 a.m. Class 200 C.E.T. Medal Class 201 C.E.T. Mini Medal Class 79 Jump Alberta Medal 1.00m Class 355 (fences 1.0m) Training Class 153 Jumper Classic 1.00m Class 356 (fences 1.10m) Training Class 154 Jumper Classic 1.10m Class 155 Jumper Classic 1.15m Class 156 Jumper Classic 1.20m Ring 4 Low Jumpers- Grass Wednesday Clear Round Classes Class 89 Clear Round (Fences to.6 0m/2 0) 10:00-11:00am Class 90 Clear Round (fences to.70m) 11:00-12:00pm Class 91 Clear Round (fences to.75m)12:00-1:00pm Class 92 Clear Round (fences to.85m)1:00-2:30pm Class 93 Clear Round (fences to.90m) 2:30-4:00pm Thursday 8:00 a.m. Class 443 Training Jumper Class (fences.6 0m) Class 95.60m Open Jumper- A speed Class 444 Training Class(fences.70m) Class 98.70m Open Jumper- A speed Class m Open Jumper- A speed Class 104 Jr Am Starter Jumper- A speed Class 107 Pony Jumper- A speed Class m Open Jumper- A speed Class 113 Jr Am Beginner Jumper- A speed Class m Open Jumper- A speed Class 119 Jr Am Low Jumper- A speed

37 P a g e 37 Friday 8:00 a.m. Class 445 Training Class (fences.6 0m) Class 96 Open.60m Jumper- A Power & Speed Class 446 Training Class(fences.70m) Class 99 Open.70m Jumper- A Power & Speed Class m Open Jumper A Power & Speed Class 105 Jr Am Starter Jumper- A Power & Speed Class 108 Pony Jumper-A Power & Speed Class m Open Jumper- A Power & Speed Class 114 Jr Am Beginner Jumper- A Power & Speed Class 117 Open.90m Jumper - A Power & Speed Class 120 Jr Am Low Jumper- A Power & Speed Saturday 8:00 a.m. Class 447 Training Class (fences.6 0m) Class 97 Open.60m Jumper-A Jump off Class 448 Training Class (fences.70m) Class 100 Open.70mJumper Stake- A Jump off Class 103 Open.75m Jumper Stake- A Jump off Class 106 Jr.Am Starter Jumper Stake A Jump Off Class 109 Pony Jumper Stake- A Jump off Class 112 Open.85m Jumper Stake- A Jump off Class 115 Jr Am Beginner Jumper A Jump off Class 118 Open.90mJumper Stake- A Jump off Class 121 Jr Am Low Jumper Stake- A Jump off Sunday- 9:00 a.m. Class 449 Training Class (fences.6 0m) Class 147 Jumper Classic Class 450 (Fences to.70m) Class 148 Jumper Classic Class 451 (fences.75m) Class 81.75m Jumper Medal Class 149 Jumper Classic Class 452 (fences.85m) Class 150 Jumper Classic Class 453 (fences.90m) Class Medal Class 151 Jumper Classic

38 P a g e 38 GENERAL RULES AND INFORMATION 1. 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. 2. 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. Show Management reserves the right to make changes of arenas, rings, judges or class order to facilitate time schedule and weather/site conditions. 3. 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, all winnings and loss of entry. 4. Numbers must be worn and visible at all times in the schooling and/or exercise areas as well as in the competition ring. (A 814) Any exhibitor using a wrong number, or having no number, may be excused or disqualified from the class, at the judge s discretion. 5. 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. 6. No judge shall be approached with regards to any decision during the time he is judging or is about to judge. Penalty will be disqualification from the show in its entirety. 7. The medical aid fee covers the cost of 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. 8. 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. 9. 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.

39 P a g e Ponies will have the opportunity to be measured please see steward. Ponies under six years must be measured annually and will be issued a temporary measurement form. HARD HATS AND ATTIRE 1. All competitors, 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. 3. Failure to comply with points 1 and 2 above in the exercise area and/or the competition arena will result in the following penalties: a) 1st violation at competition: warning b) 2nd violation at same competition: disqualification from the competition and forfeiture of all fees and prize monies 4. We would appreciate a formal turnout. Hunter Ring- braiding and hunt jackets at all times Jumper Ring- (Thursday and Friday)- Collared shirts (i.e. polo shirts) are allowed. (Saturday and Sunday)- Hunt jackets are required. ARTICLE G109 DRESS 1. All competitors must be properly dressed in the confines of the arena. This includes the inspection of the course and at the presentation of prizes. 2. Competitors should be neatly and suitably dressed in coat, shirt and tie, choker or stock, breeches or jodhpurs and boots. Black or brown smooth leather half chaps are permissible providing they match the boot color. ARTICLE G1102 HEADGEAR Conservative colored protective headgear (as per Article G1004) with no additional adornments. 3. If competitors are not suitably dressed, the judge may refuse to allow them to compete. 4. In hunter competitions, in extremely hot weather, coats are optional at the discretion of the Competition Committee. 5. In jumper competitions, in extremely hot weather, riders may, at the discretion of the Competition Committee, be permitted to wear dress or riding shirts with or without chokers and ties or open-neck polo shirts without jackets; no sweatshirts, t-shirts, tank tops or other similar dress will be permitted. Shirts must be neatly tucked into riding breeches.

40 P a g e 40 NON-SHOWING FEE There will be a non-showing fee of $50 for horses not entered in any competitions at the tournament. The non-showing fee allows use of the warm-up rings and other grounds as well as access to the rings on warm-up day. All non-showing horses are required to sign an entry waiver and wear a number at all times on the grounds. ORDER OF GO There will be an order of go for all competitions in the Grand Prix ring, orders of go will be posted at the gate. Horses will be required to jump in the posted order, in the case of a ring conflict the Grand Prix ring will have absolute priority. Post entries go first. HORS CONCOURS Hors Concours Pertaining to Jumpers -Article G Horses shall be allowed to compete Hors Concours with permission from the organizing committee but are subject to the same scoring rules as a regular entry with respect to falls, elimination etc. Such entries are not judged and are not eligible for the jump off. 2. A horse or pony that has competed Hors Concours is not allowed to compete subsequently in the same ring on the same day. 3. Hors Concours entries will follow the last regular entry in the class. 4. Hors Concours entries are not allowed in Hunter Divisions, Equitation and Medal classes. ENTRIES 1. Entries for the Edmonton Classic must use the Edmonton Classic entry from. Entry forms available on: website: http// 2. Payment must be made in full including GST. (UNLESS A CHEQUE OR VISA ACCOMPANIES AN ENTRY FORM SAID FORM SHALL BE TREATED AS A POST ENTRY). Cheque's payable to EHJA Edmonton Hunter Jumper Association. A fee of $40.00 will be charged for any NSF cheque's. 3. Entry forms must be signed. A parent/legal guardian must sign for juniors. A signature of person responsible for the care/custody and performance of the horse is also required. No numbers will be released without the required signatures. 4. Late entries may be accepted up to the date of the show, subject to the approval of the show management and must be accompanied with payment of a $50.00 late fee.

41 P a g e Substitutions / Transfer of entries/entered & Did Not Compete There will be NO office charge per add/scratch sheet if done the day before the competition starts for horses already entered prior to the closing date. All changes must be made no later than ½ hour after the last class of the day. Late and same day changes will be charged $10.00 per class/division. Any Exhibitor who does not compete in a class(es) in which the exhibitor is officially entered, and does not scratch according to the scratch procedure will be bill for the class(es). You MUST do your paperwork in the Show Office to avoid this penalty. Nominated Rings: Horses entered in the Grass Grand Prix Ring pay a nomination fee of $100. (With the exception of those entered only in Clear Round Schooling) Horses entered in Low Jumper Ring pay a nomination fee of $60.Jumper nomination fees are non-refundable. Nomination fees allow jumpers in each of these rings to move from classes and/or divisions without an add/scratch fee. 6. Please list your coach s name on the entry form, if you ride with one, to facilitate the draws for class order. ARTICLE Role of the Person Responsible at EC sanctioned competitions: The Person Responsible (PR) is responsible and accountable under the violation and penalty provisions of EC Rules for the care, training, custody and performance of the horse and must be present at the competition as well as sign and provide a license/member number on the competition entry form. *Please note: The Person Responsible (PR) must sign the competition entry form. The PR must be an EC Sport Licence Holder in good standing OR in the case of junior/minor owner entries, a parent/guardian is entitled to sign as PR. (Parents/guardians are not required to have an EC Sport License or EC Registered Participant status provided they agree to abide by the rules and penalties contained in the Rule Book and acknowledge that they are liable under the penalty provisions of the Rules for any violations of the EC Rules by their minor child). REFUNDS 7.Exhibitors cancelling their entries after the official closing date, but prior to the start of the show shall, upon presentation of a valid veterinary certificate, forfeit their stall, tack room and office fees, but will be refunded levy fees and 50% of all other fees. Substitutions will be permitted, prior to the start of the show, for a fee of $ Barn Bills & Trainers Splits: Trainers requiring barn bills should set them up at the beginning of the tournament with an open cheque or a credit card number. Trainer s splits must be done no later than Saturday of the competition.

42 P a g e 42 HORSE RECORDING/ PASSPORTS AND MEMBERSHIPS 1. Equestrian Canada Horse Recording/ Passports are mandatory for all horses and ponies entered in the Edmonton Classic Horse Show. Canadian horses competing in a EC Gold show are required to hold an EC Horse Recording and have paid the EC Horse Recording Annual Activation Fee to compete, a temporary Horse Registration may be purchased at the show for $ Horse Recording number is the control number used by EC and must be included on the entry. Horses must be entered under the name appearing on the Horse recording. (Note: Horses that formerly held EC Passports will carry the same number forward to their Horse Recording.) 2. All riders and owners must have an individual gold sport license in Equestrian Canada or be bona fide members of their own National Equestrian Federations. Rider and owner membership numbers must be submitted with entries. If no memberships are shown a Temporary Sport License Application Form must be completed and paid for before competing ($45.00). Riders and Owners (for insurance purposes) must be a member is good standing with Equestrian Canada. Numbers will not be issued to anyone not in good standing. DRUG FEES AND INSPECTION 1. Competitors will be assessed a fee of $20 for the Jump Canada Levy, $7 for drug fees, and $10 for the Jump Alberta Levy. 2. Any horse entered in any class at a competition, while on the competition grounds be selected for equine medication control testing at the event location. (A602.6) STABLING 1. Stabling is available at Amberlea Meadows for all competitors at a rate of $ GST for the duration of the show. (A603D). Hauling in for the day is allowed, and a day stall may be purchased for $75.00/day. Haul-ins are also allowed for a Haul in fee of $35 per day. Tack stalls are available. Feed and bedding is available for sale from the show office. Competitors are required to order bedding on entry form. Initial shavings orders will be delivered and subsequent orders will be ordered from office. Trainers wishing to split the cost of tack stalls must indicate on the stall request form. Permanent Stabling available, all stalls are 10x10 in size. 2. No horse will be placed in an unassigned stall without approval from management. 3. Stabling will be available from 12:00 pm May 22nd and is available until May 27, 2018

43 P a g e 43 TROPHIES, RIBBONS AND PRIZE MONEY 1. Champion and Reserve Champion will be named in all divisions. Points will be awarded to 6th place based on the following system: 1st 7 points 3rd 4 points 5th 2 points 2nd 5 points 4th 3 points 6th 1 point Jumper Championship: The Champion and Reserve Champion titles shall be awarded to the two horses that have accumulated the most points performing over fences in the division in which they are being shown. In the case of a tie for the championship there may be a jump-off after the last jumping class of the competition. Exhibitors tied for Champion or reserve may elect to jump-off or toss a coin. Hunter Championship: The Champion and Reserve Champion titles shall be awarded to the two that have accumulated the most points performing in the division in which they are being shown. In the case of a tie, the Championship and/or Reserve shall be awarded to the horse that has accumulated the most points over fences. In the event there is still a tie, the tied horses shall be shown at walk, trot, and canter to determine championship and reserve. This competition shall be judged as an independent Hunter Under Saddle class with information, quality, substance, soundness and performance to count as prescribed throughout the appropriate division. Tossing a coin to break the tie is permissible if all participants agree. 2. Ribbons will be awarded to 6th. Ribbons will be awarded to 8th place in Medal classes. 3. Prize Money Distribution Total 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8 th $100 $40 $30 $20 $10 $150 $45 $35 $30 $25 $15 $250 $75 $60 $50 $40 $25 $300 $90 $70 $60 $50 $30 $300 $84 $72 $57 $42 $30 $15 $500 $150 $110 $90 $70 $50 $30 $800 $224 $192 $152 $112 $80 $40 $1000 $300 $220 $180 $140 $100 $60 $1500 $450 $330 $270 $210 $150 $90 $2000 $600 $440 $360 $280 $200 $120 $3000 $900 $660 $540 $420 $300 $180 $800 $240 $160 $110 $80 $65 $55 $50 $40 $1000 $300 $200 $140 $100 $80 $70 $60 $50 $1500 $360 $300 $240 $180 $150 $120 $90 $60 $2000 $480 $400 $320 $240 $200 $160 $120 $ 80 $2500 $600 $500 $400 $300 $250 $200 $150 $100 $3000 $720 $600 $480 $360 $300 $240 $180 $120 $5000 $1500 $1000 $700 $500 $400 $350 $300 $250 $6000 $1800 $1200 $840 $600 $480 $420 $360 $300

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45 P a g e 45 PONY HUNTERS Respective Heights Ponies that are ridden by an adult in the competition may not be ridden by a junior at the same competition. Small ponies are not to exceed 12.2 hands, medium ponies are over 12.2 hands but do not exceed 13.2 hands and large ponies are over 13.2 hands but do not exceed 14.2 hands. Ponies entered in the Small, Medium or Large Pony Hunter divisions are required to have a valid measurement card or be measured by the show steward. Sign up times for measurements are reserved through the Competition Office. Pony divisions with less than 6 entries will be combined. Pony Hunter classes are open to ponies ridden by junior rider s subject to the following restrictions: Junior A riders may ride large ponies only. Junior B & C riders may ride ponies of all heights. Adults are permitted to show (be judged) large ponies in miscellaneous non-point classes not limited to juniors and adult amateurs may ride large ponies in adult amateur classes where fences do not exceed 3 (0.90). A pony judged with an adult may not be judged in classes with a junior at the same competition. Juniors of any age may show any height of pony in miscellaneous non-point classes. SCHOOLING ROUNDS ARTICLE G1104 SCHOOLING All EC-sanctioned competitions must use current FEI schooling rules as listed. (Annex 1) These rules pertain to all hunter, equitation and jumper classes and divisions at all EC sanctioned competitions. 1.Hunter sand ring schooling rounds will be available (weather permitting) from 8:00 am until 6:00 pm on Wednesday, May 23. (Times may change slightly, subject to demand.) Schooling round times may be booked in blocks for stables. Please call the office at to book a block time. Individual rounds may also be booked at the in gate. All competitors wishing to school must have a schooling pass. The horse must have its competitions number on. Pass price $30.00 /horse. 2. Grass Hunter ring- Ticketed schooling rounds will be available (weather permitting) from 8:00am until 6:00 pm on Wednesday May 23rd. (Times may change slightly, subject to demand.) Ticketed schooling round price: $25.00/ round 2. Grass Grand Prix Ring & Low Jumper Schooling Classes: Clear Round classes will be scheduled in the grass grand prix ring & Low Jumper Ring over a prescribed course on Wednesday, May 23 rd starting at 9:30am. Class entry fee is $40 each. (see classes # Grand Prix) (see classes Low Jumper) (There will be no nomination fee for competitors competing in the schooling rounds. LIABILITY WAIVER Amberlea Stables Ltd., nor the owners, management, tournament committee, nor any of its staff or agents shall in any way be liable for any accident, injury, damage, loss or for any other matter that may happen to exhibitors, competitors, owners, or members of their families, or their agents or to anyone on the grounds, or for any other loss, claim, matter, circumstances or event whatever, in connection with or arising out of, or attributable to, the tournament or any journey to or from the

46 P a g e 46 tournament. It is understood that under no circumstances shall Amberlea Stables Ltd., nor the owners, management, tournament committee, nor any of its staff or agents be liable for any loss, damages, claims or costs as a result of Amberlea Stables Ltd., nor the owners, management, tournament committee, nor any of its staff or agents, negligence, and that you agree to indemnify and save harmless Amberlea Stables Ltd., nor the owners, management, tournament committee, nor any of its staff or agents from and against any and all liability arising out of such loss, damages, claims or costs. RV PARKING Campers or motor homes are to be parked in the southwest parking lot by the arena, where plug-ins are available for $150/ week + GST. No RV s with propane tanks will be allowed to park within 50 feet of any building to avoid potential fire risk. Showers are available for public use in the main barn area. A septic tank dumping station is also available for use. Please contact office to reserve your RV spot. LOST AND FOUND Lost and found is located in the office. Items not claimed within two weeks of the end of the competition will be donated. MOTORIZED VEHICLES Minors who do not have a valid driver s license which allows them to operate a motorized vehicle in the province in which they reside will not be permitted to operate a motorized vehicle of any kind, including, but not limited to, golf carts, motorcycles, scooters, or farm utility vehicles, on the competition grounds of licensed competitions. Minors who have a valid temporary license may operate the above described motorized vehicles as long as they are accompanied by an adult with a valid driver s license. The parent(s), legal guardians(s), or individual who signs the entry blank as a parent or guardian of a minor operating a motorized vehicle in violation of this rule are solely responsible for any damages, claims, losses or actions resulting from that operation. Violations of this rule will be cause for sanctions against the parent(s), guardian(s) and/or trainer(s) who are responsible for the child committing the offence. Wheelchair and other mobility assistance devices for individuals with disabilities are exempt from this rule. BIOSECURITY Bio Security is everyone s responsibility! Amberlea Meadows is committed to providing a safe and healthy environment for all exhibitors and their horses. All show participants are requested to practice good disease prevention practices. Travelling and showing horses are at an increased risk for spreading and contracting contagious diseases. All horses entering the show grounds must not

47 P a g e 47 have been in contact with any sick horses within the last 15 days. They must not exhibit any sign of illness. All horses are required to be verifiably current on Influenza and EHV 1-4 vaccines. (within 6 months). Please avoid any direct or indirect contact between horses, in particular nose to nose contact and use of any common feed/drinking buckets. The early detection of any contagious disease is the key to prevention of a disease outbreak. Following these simple requirements will be a major step in the prevention of the spread of disease. ACCOMODATIONS: Four Points Sheraton th Ave. Nisku, AB

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