2018 Tennessee State 4-H Horse Championships Show Information and Entry Packet

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1 2018 Tennessee State 4-H Horse Championships Show Information and Entry Packet TO: FROM: All Extension 4-H and ANR Agents Dr. Jennie Ivey, PhD, PAS; Asst. Professor, Extension Equine Specialist Phone: (865) DATE: March 28, 2018 RE: 2018 Tennessee State 4-H Horse Championships June 18-23, 2018 National Walking Horse Celebration Grounds, Shelbyville, TN Please provide this information to each 4-H member participating in the 2018 Tennessee State 4-H Horse Championships. Counties MUST have entries submitted through the online registration system by May 15, Late entries will be assessed a $50 per horse late fee. All entry forms can be found at the County Extension Office or on the UT Animal Science 4-H Horse website at: Exhibitors will submit State entry forms and fees to their County Extension Office. Counties will then submit State entries via the online entry system and mail hard copy forms to: Dr. Jennie L. Ivey UT Animal Science Department 2506 River Drive Knoxville, TN Counties MUST submit all exhibitor entry fees to Jennie Ivey at the address above by May 25, There will be NO REFUNDS for State entry fees, and late entries will be assessed a $50 per horse late fee. Exhibitors are REQUIRED to proof State Entries at the Regional Show. No classes will be added at the Regional Show. Absolutely NO changes will be made to entries upon check-in at the State Show. Thank you in advance for keeping the entry process as smooth and error free as possible!

2 REMINDERS AND CHANGES FOR 2018 All riders (including adults) at 4-H events and activities will be required to wear properly fitted ASTM/SEIcertified helmets with chin straps properly fastened while mounted or while in a vehicle being pulled by equine. This includes ALL divisions, ALL warm-up arenas, and ALL areas of the showgrounds. For riders over 18 years of age, a helmet waiver may be signed at the show office. The 2018 Tennessee 4-H Horse Championships will follow rules and guidelines outlined in PB 1760, The Tennessee 4-H Horse Championships Handbook. The handbook can be accessed at: H%20Horse%20Program%20Rule%20Book.pdf. All rule changes are indicated with grey highlights within the handbook, and are summarized below: 1. Horse Show Fees and Other Information -Class Fees: $12.00 per class -Goat Tying Class Fee: $5.00 per class -Jump Fee: $10.00 per horse entered in O/F and/or Hack -Inspection Fee: $10.00 per Walking/Racking/SSH Horse -Facility Fee: $20.00 per Horse/Pony/Mini -Stall Fee: $12.00 per day per stall (both horse and tack stalls, paid directly to Celebration) NOTE: a stall request form MUST be submitted with the exhibitor entry Horses will be permitted to be trailered in and tied-out to the trailer-in approved areas. No overnight tie-outs are permitted. Parking for horses trailering-in will be in the lot next to Vet Check-In by Gate A. All trailers staying overnight will be parked in the lot down from the camping area or are subject to towing (see map contained in this packet for approved parking locations). 2. Welfare Stewardship Rule; excerpt from PB 1760 The Tennessee 4-H Horse Championships Handbook Research has shown that health complications, including heat stress, stress of traveling, and showing, can be exacerbated at low body condition scores. Due to concerns for animal welfare and the objective of the Tennessee 4-H Horse Program to educate and promote quality equine husbandry; horses, ponies, mules, donkeys and/or other equids shall not be shown at the Tennessee 4-H Horse Show with a body condition score less than 4 based on the Henneke BCS scale (ribs easily discernable, withers accentuated, and neck obviously thin). Six areas are evaluated when assigning body condition scores to horses or other equids when utilizing the Henneke BCS system. At least two (2) personnel from the Tennessee 4-H Horse Program committee will evaluate any horse in question; including but not limited to the University of Tennessee Equine Extension Specialist, University of Tennessee Extension Veterinarian, general show manager or division chair/manager, University of Tennessee Regional Extension staff, or other qualified person. If a horse is determined to have a BCS of less than 4, the representatives from the Tennessee 4-H Horse Program committee will make a final decision whether or not to disqualify the animal from the remainder of the show. If you have questions about the body condition score of your horse, or if you are not sure your horse will pass inspection, please contact your County Extension Agent, Regional Specialist, Extension Veterinarian, or Equine Extension Specialist.

3 3. Welfare Stewardship Educational Information Tables To promote education and a positive showing experience for 4-H youth, an educational table will be set up 30 minutes prior to the start of each division to provide guidance on acceptable tack and equipment permitted. Division representatives will NOT provide information on patterns/courses/test interpretation, and will be focused on educating youth on appropriate tack and equipment to avoid disqualification in classes. 4. Halter Classes Exhibitors may enter up to 6 halter horse and/or pony classes per division (junior halter mares, junior halter geldings, senior halter mares, senior halter geldings, pony halter geldings, pony halter mares). Show management reserves the right to split junior and senior, mare and gelding halter horse classes by exhibitor age if warranted by entry numbers. Only one horse or pony/rider combination per class is permitted. Classes have been added to each division, respectively. -Junior Halter Mares (maximum age per breed standards, yearling minimum age) -Junior Halter Geldings (maximum age per breed standards, yearling minimum age) -Senior Halter Mares (minimum age per breed standards) -Senior Halter Geldings (minimum age per breed standards) -Pony Halter Mares -Pony Halter Geldings 5. Western and Ranch Reining Horses should be able to complete all maneuvers within the reining pattern. 6. Dressage Dressage will count toward appropriate division high point calculations. Class descriptions will reflect which division points will count towards: -Class 901: Introductory level test X (Hunter Division) -Class 902: Training level test X (Hunter Division) -Class 903: Introductory level test X (Western Division) -Class 904: Basic level test X (Western Division) -Class 905: Introductory level test X (Ranch Division) -Class 906: Basic level test X (Ranch Division) Dressage classes will follow USEF and Western Dressage rules. Elimination of the exhibitor will occur if there are three errors of the course/test, if the horse s tongue is tied town, cruelty determined at the judge s discretion, resistance of longer than 20 seconds, and fall of the horse and/or rider. If a rider has missed their ride time, the rider will be eliminated from placing in the class. An opportunity to ride for remarks only will be permitted at the discretion of the judge and/or show staff. NOTE: Riders should check in 10 minutes prior to their ride time for bit check and to ensure they do not miss their ride time. 7. Trail All trail classes will be judged according to AQHA and TWHBEA Versatility Rules.

4 8. Roping Division Junior (Class 301), Junior High (Class 302) and Senior (class 303) Goat Tying classes will be added to the 2018 Tennessee 4-H State Horse Show. Goat tying classes will follow National High School Rodeo rules. 9. Hunter Division For Green and Novice Working Hunter: Make simple lead changes (replaced trot changes optional within rules). For Intermediate Hunter Over Fences Classes: Maximum fence height for horses is 2 ft 9 in. Jump schooling sign-up for specific time slots will be held during check-in to avoid multiple horse/rider combinations per trainer in each session and reduce no-shows. If the exhibitor does not sign up for schooling, a time slot will NOT be assigned. Jump schooling will be reduced to 15 min per session. 10. Speed Division No formal changes; however, rules will be strictly enforced. 11. Walking and Racking Division Show pleasure racking is NOT a chain racking class. Class 538 will be broken into Junior and Senior Western Country Pleasure Classes

5 ADDITIONAL PROGRAM AND SHOW DETAILS 1. Divisions The grades for 4-H member age divisions as of January 1, 2018 are as follows: Junior: 4-5 Junior High: 6-8 Senior: 9-12 NOTE: If a Junior High class does not exist, Junior classes will be for 4-8 grades. 2. Pony Heights All ponies will be measured each year EXCEPT those that were previously measured and were six (6) years of age or older AND have a pony measurement card on file with the State 4-H Horse Show Office. Exhibitors need to indicate if their pony has been measured on their entry form. 3. Graduating Seniors Graduating seniors will be recognized at the banquet held on Monday, June 18, Indicate Graduating Senior on the exhibitor s entry form, or contact jzivey@utk.edu if the graduating senior is not showing, but would like to attend the banquet for recognition. Graduating senior forms are available from the County Extension Office or on the UT Animal Science 4-H Horse Program website: H/Documents/4-HHorseGraduatingSeniorsForm.pdf 4. Tennessee 4-H Horse Scholarship The purpose of the Tennessee 4-H Horse Scholarship is to award a deserving 4-H Horse participant with a post-secondary education scholarship. The winner will be selected based upon their participation within the Tennessee 4-H Horse Program, scholastic achievement, and submitted application materials. Current year graduating seniors are eligible to apply for the scholarship. Applications must be submitted to Jennie Ivey (jzivey@utk.edu) by May 15, Application materials can be found at: 5. Awards Banquet on Monday, June 18, 2018 All youth, parents, volunteers and agents are welcome to attend the awards banquet. A nominal fee will be charged to help recapture the cost of catering and facility use for all attendees this year: Active 4-H members will be $5.00 per person, and all other attendees will be $10.00 per person. Fees are due prior to the banquet or at the door. Cash and checks will be accepted.

6 FACILITY AND SHOW GROUND INFORMATION 1. ALL HORSES MUST ENTER THROUGH GATE A FOR HEALTH INSPECTION. Gate A is located on the upper end of Calsonic Arena off of Celebration Drive. Do not bring horses through any other gate. Be sure that original Coggins test results accompany the horse(s) to the show; no copies will be accepted. Horses must have a negative test for EIA within 12 months of the opening date of the show (June 18). These papers will be checked upon arrival to the Show grounds! Please have Coggins Tests for all horses contained in the trailer in the VEHICLE PULLING HORSE TRAILER. 2. Please check-in upon arrival at the Horse Show Office, located in Barn 10 adjacent to the practice arena. Stable assignments, exhibitor numbers and other information can be collected at this time. Do not unload and/or stable horses until checked-in at the show office has been completed. Stable assignments will also be available online a week before the show. 3. Grounds will be open MONDAY, June 18 at 9:00 AM. NO HORSES ALLOWED ON GROUNDS BEFORE THIS TIME. 4. Exhibitors are responsible for paying for their stalls. Stalls (horse and tack) are $12 a day. Stall fees must be paid with entry fees. Horses will be permitted to trailer in and be tied out, these horses may NOT be tied out overnight. Tie-out trailers may only park in the lot next to gate A. NO overnight trailers may be parked in this lot! (see map below) 5. All horse trailers staying overnight must be parked in the lot off of Whitthorne Street (see map below). Trailers cannot be parked in stable areas or along the drives. ANY TRAILERS NOT PARKED IN DESIGNED AREAS ARE SUBJECTED TO BEING TOWED AT THE OWNER S EXPENSE. Cooperation in this matter is appreciated. 6. The cost for travel trailer parking is $35.00 per night. Water, sewer and electrical hookups are available. Hook-ups are located in the Pavilion Area parking lot. Payment for camping spots MUST BE MADE AT THE SHOW OFFICE (Barn 10) PRIOR TO THE FIRST NIGHT S STAY. 7. Camping in tents is not permitted. 8. Bring all the equipment, feed, and hay that will is needed. Please emphasize this to 4-H members, parents, and leaders. 9. STALLS MAY NEED TO BE CLEANED UPON ARRIVAL. If shavings are desired, you may bring them with you

7 or purchase them on the grounds at the show office in Barn It is the responsibility of each group to keep the stables and the area around the stable clean. 11. Bring manure fork, rakes, wheel barrow and other equipment needed to clean the stalls and area. Wheel barrows will be needed to transport manure, trash and other waste to the manure pits. 12. Stall(s) must be cleaned daily. Pile manure in pits. Daily cleaning of stalls will help to keep the fly population reduced and maintain a more desirable environment. 13. You must completely clean the stalls and area you were assigned before leaving the grounds. 14. Cooking is prohibited in the stables. 15. Sleeping in stalls is prohibited. 16. Bring hammer, nails and tools that might be needed for stall repair. 17. You will need to bring light bulbs for stalls. Bulbs are not provided. 18. Fans may be used. However, care should be taken to prevent horses from either reaching or becoming entangled in cords. 19. Stalls for horses and tack will be randomly assigned based on stall assignment sheets submitted by exhibitors. 20. A padlock and chain should be brought to lock the tack stall(s). DO NOT LOCK HORSES WITHIN STALLS. 21. A security guard will be on the grounds at night. Although security is available, please inform 4-H members, parents and leaders not to leave valuables, purses and similar items in unsecured areas. 22. Phone number at the Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration office is (931) Calls can be forwarded from that office to the 4-H Horse Show office in Barn 10 for Jennie Ivey or Neal Smith. 23. If you are not coming to the show, please designate a leader or parent that will be in charge of the group from your county. This is needed in order that a contact person will be available for messages, to locate someone, etc. 24. ALL DOGS MUST BE ON A LEASH AND ARE NOT PERMITTED IN ANY INDOOR FACILITY. If the dog is designated as a service animal, proper documentation, and animal identification must be displayed. 25. NO SMOKING IN THE BARNS. 26. REMEMBER THAT ALL ENTRIES IN WALKING, RACKING, AND SPOTTED SADDLE HORSE CLASSES MUST PASS INSPECTION WITH THE SHOW DQP PRIOR TO COMPETING. Horses in the first class of each session (Friday afternoon, and/or Saturday morning) MUST be in the inspection area AT LEAST 30 MINUTES prior to the start of the class. For all other classes, horses must arrive at the inspection area at least THREE CLASSES prior to their class.

8 2018 TENNESSEE 4-H STATE HORSE CHAMPIONSHIP GENERAL SHOW SCHEDULE Grounds Open for Move-In 9:00 AM Stalls only, NO arenas will be open Monday, June 18 Communications Contest Monday, June 18 8:30AM Registration Rooms within Celebration Grounds 9:00AM Contest Start Horse Judging Contest Monday, June 18 12:00 PM Registration Calsonic Arena 12:30PM Contest Start 4-H Horse Program Awards Banquet Monday, June 18 6:00 PM Blue Ribbon Room Western Division Tuesday, June 19 All day Calsonic (begins at 8:00 AM) 11:00am-2:00pm Trail; Field at back of Coliseum Western & Ranch Dressage 2:00 PM OR 30 minutes Field at back of Coliseum Tuesday, June 19 following Western Reining, whichever is later Speed Division Tuesday, June 19 4:00 PM Calsonic Arena Ranch Division Wednesday, June 20 8:00 AM Calsonic Arena (Showmanship, Halter, Rail, and Reining Classes) 12:00pm-4:00pm Trail; Field at back of Coliseum Goat Tying Wednesday, June 20 Immediately after Calsonic Arena Ranch Reining Dressage Wednesday, June 20 8:00 AM Field at back of Coliseum Hunter Dressage

9 . and GENERAL SHOW SCHEDULE (continued) Hunter Division Wednesday, June 20 3:00 PM Champions (Showmanship and Halter) Thursday, June 21 All Day Calsonic Arena (Flat classes) TBD PM Calsonic Arena O/F Schooling 10:00AM-3:00PM Trail; Field at back of Coliseum Friday, June 22 8:00 AM Calsonic Arena (O/F classes) 10:00AM-3:00PM Trail; Field at back of Coliseum Spotted Saddle/Walking/Racking Division Friday, June 22 4:00 PM Champions Arena (Showmanship, Halter, 10:00AM-7:00PM Equitation/Horsemanship) Saturday, June 23 8:00 AM Calsonic Arena Trail; Field at back of Coliseum Miniature Horses (Saddleseat Division) Saturday, June 23 9:00 AM Champions Arena

10 2018 TENNESSEE 4-H HORSE CHAMPIONSHIPS CLASS SCHEDULE Tuesday, June 19 CALSONIC ARENA 8:00 AM WESTERN DIVISION 101 Jr. Western Showmanship 102 Jr. High Showmanship 103 Sr. High Western Showmanship 104A Western Halter Junior Mares Horse (Age of horse, 5 years of age and under, yearling minimum age) 104B Western Halter Senior Mares Horse (Age of horse, 6 years of age and over) 105A Western Halter Junior Geldings Horse (Age of horse, 5 years of age and under, yearling minimum age) 105B Western Halter Senior Geldings Horse (Age of horse, 6 years of age and over) 106 Western Halter Pony Mares (Class split by age of pony if entry numbers warrant) 107 Western Halter Pony Geldings (Class split by age of pony if entry numbers warrant) 30 minute break between Western Halter and Pleasure 108 Jr. Western Pleasure Horse 109 Jr. High Western Pleasure Horse 110 Sr. Western Pleasure Horse 111 Pony Western Pleasure 112 Jr. Western Horsemanship 113 Jr. High Western Horsemanship 114 Sr. Western Horsemanship 115 Jr. Western Reining (Western Points) 116 Sr. Western Reining (Western Points) 4:00 PM SPEED DIVISION 201 Jr. Barrel Racing - Horse 202 Jr. High Barrel Racing - Horse 203 Sr. Barrel Racing - Horse 204 Jr. Barrel Racing - Pony 205 Sr. Barrel Racing - Pony 206 Jr. Pole Bending - Horse 207 Jr. High Pole Bending - Horse 208 Sr. Pole Bending - Horse 209 Sr. Pole Bending - Pony 210 Sr. Pole Bending - Pony FIELD BEHIND COLISEUM 1:00 pm OR 30 minutes after Western Reining is completed (whichever is later) WESTERN AND RANCH DRESSAGE All classes have scheduled ride times. 903 Introductory Level WDAA Test 1 (Western Division) 904 Basic Level WDAA Test 4 (Western Division) 905 Introductory Level WDAA Test 1 (Ranch Division) 906 Basic Level WDAA Test 4 (Ranch Division) 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM WESTERN TRAIL 117 Western Trail (Junior member) 118 Western Trail (Junior High member) 119 Western Trail (Senior member)

11 Wednesday, June 20 CALSONIC ARENA 8:00 AM WESTERN DIVISION 801 Jr. Ranch Showmanship 802 Jr. High Ranch Showmanship 803 Sr. Ranch Showmanship 804A Ranch Conformation Junior Mares (Age of horse, 5 years of age and under, yearling minimum age) 804B Ranch Conformation Senior Mares (Age of horse, 6 years of age and over) 805A Ranch Conformation Junior Geldings (Age of horse, 5 years of age and under, yearling minimum age) 805B Ranch Conformation Senior Geldings (Age of horse, 6 years of age and over) 30 minute break between Ranch Conformation and Riding 806 Jr. Ranch Riding 807 Jr. High Ranch Riding 808 Sr. Ranch Riding 809 Jr. Ranch Horsemanship 810 Jr. High Ranch Horsemanship 811 Sr. Ranch Horsemanship 815 Jr. Ranch Reining (Ranch Points) 816 Sr. Ranch Reining (Ranch Points) Immediately after Ranch Reining GOAT TYING CLASSES 301 Goat Tying (Junior members) 302 Goat Tying (Junior High members) 303 Goat Tying (Senior members) 8:00 AM HUNTER DRESSAGE All classes have scheduled ride times. 901 Introductory Level USDF Test C (Hunter Division) 902 Training Level USEF Test 2 (Hunter Division) 12:00 AM - 4:00 PM RANCH TRAIL 812 Ranch Trail (Junior members) 813 Ranch Trail (Junior High members) 814 Ranch Trail (Senior members) FIELD BEHIND COLISEUM CHAMPIONS ARENA 3:00 PM HUNTER DIVISION 401 Jr. Hunter Showmanship 402 Jr. High Showmanship 403 Sr. Hunter Showmanship 404A Hunter in Hand Junior Mares Horse (Age of horse, 5 years of age and under, yearling minimum age) 404B Hunter in Hand Senior Mares Horse (Age of horse, 6 years of age and over) 405A Hunter in Hand Junior Geldings Horse (Age of horse, 5 years of age and under, yearling minimum age) 405B Hunter in Hand Senior Geldings Horse (Age of horse, 6 years of age and over) 406 Hunter in Hand Pony Mares (Class split by age of pony if entries warrant) 407 Hunter in Hand Pony Geldings (Class split by age of pony if entries warrant)

12 Thursday, June 21 CALSONIC ARENA 8:00 AM HUNTER DIVISION 408 Novice Hunter Under Saddle (Flat) 409 Green Hunter Under Saddle (Flat) 410 Intermediate Hunter Under Saddle (Flat) 411 Pony Hunter Under Saddle Sm/Med Pony (Flat) 412 Pony Hunter Under Saddle Large Pony (Flat) 413 Jr. Hunter Under Saddle - Horse (Flat) 414 Jr. High Hunter Under Saddle - Horse (Flat) 415 Sr. Hunter Under Saddle - Horse (Flat) 416 Novice Hunt Seat Equitation (Flat) 417 Green Hunt Seat Equitation (Flat) 418 Intermediate Hunt Seat Equitation (Flat) 419 Jr. Pony Hunt Seat Equitation (Flat) 420 Sr. Pony Hunt Seat Equitation (Flat) 421 Jr. Hunt Seat Equitation - Horse (Flat) 422 Jr. High Hunt Seat Equitation - Horse (Flat) 423 Sr. Hunt Seat Equitation - Horse (Flat) 424 Novice Hunter Hack 425 Green Hunter Hack 426 Intermediate Hunter Hack 427 Pony Hunter Hack 428 Jr. Hunter Hack - Horse 429 Jr. High Hunter Hack - Horse 430 Sr. Hunter Hack Horse TBD in Evening HUNTER OVER FENCES SCHOOLING MUST sign up at show office upon check-in to be included in O/F schooling 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM HUNTER TRAIL 449 Hunter Trail (Junior member) 450 Hunter Trail (Junior High member) 451 Hunter Trail (Senior member) FIELD BEHIND COLISEUM

13 Friday, June 22 CALSONIC ARENA 8:00 AM HUNTER DIVISION 431 Novice Working Hunter O/F 432 Novice Hunter Equitation O/F 433 Green Working Hunter O/F 434 Green Equitation O/F 435 Intermediate Working Hunter O/F 436 Intermediate Equitation O/F 437 Pony Working Hunter O/F 438 Pony Handy Working Hunter O/F 439 Pony Equitation O/F 440 Jr. Working Hunter O/F Horse 441 Jr. Handy Working Hunter O/F Horse 442 Jr. Equitation O/F Horse 443 Jr. High Working Hunter O/F Horse 444 Jr. High Handy Working Hunter O/F Horse 445 Jr. High Equitation O/F Horse 446 Sr. Working Hunter O/F Horse 447 Sr. Handy Working Hunter O/F Horse 448 Sr. Equitation O/F Horse FIELD BEHIND COLISEUM 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM HUNTER TRAIL WALKING/RACKING/SSH TRAIL 449 Hunter Trail (Junior member) 545 Walking/Racking Trail (Junior Members) 450 Hunter Trail (Junior High member) 546 Walking/Racking Trail (Senior Members) 451 Hunter Trail (Senior member) 547 SSH Trail (Junior Members) 548 SSH Trail (Senior Members) CHAMPIONS ARENA 4:00 PM WALKING/RACKING/SSH DIVISIONS 501 Jr. Walking/Racking/SSH Showmanship 502 Junior High Walking/Racking/SSH Showmanship 503 Sr. Walking/Racking/SSH Showmanship 504A SSH Halter Junior Mares (Age of horse, 4 years of age and under, yearling minimum age) 504B SSH Halter Senior Mares (Age of horse, 5 years of age and over) 505A SSH Halter Junior Geldings (Age of horse, 4 years of age and under, yearling minimum age) 505B SSH Halter Senior Geldings (Age of horse, 5 years of age and over) 506A Walking/Racking Junior Mares in Hand (Age of horse, 4 years of age and under, yearling minimum age) 506B Walking/Racking Senior Mares in Hand (Age of horse, 5 years of age and over) 507A Walking/Racking Junior Geldings in Hand (Age of horse, 4 years of age and under, yearling minimum age) 507B Walking/Racking Senior Geldings in Hand (Age of horse, 5 years of age and over) 508 Jr. SSH Western Horsemanship - 2-gait 509 Jr. Walking/Racking Equitation Specialty 510 Racking Seat Equitation 511 Sr. SSH Western Horsemanship - 2-gait 512 Sr. Walking/Racking Equitation Specialty 513 SSH Western Horsemanship 3-gait 514 Walking Seat Equitation 3-gait

14 Saturday, June 23 CALSONIC ARENA 8:00 AM WALKING/RACKING/SSH DIVISIONS 515 Jr. Country Pleasure Specialty 516 Sr. Country Pleasure Specialty 517 Jr. SSH English Pleasure 2-gait 518 Jr. Trail Pleasure Racking 519 Sr. Trail Pleasure Racking 520 Sr. SSH English Pleasure 2-gait 521 Country/Trail Pleasure 3-gait 522 Jr. English Trail Pleasure 2-gait 523 Sr. English Trail Pleasure 2-gait 524 SSH Pleasure 3-gait 525 Jr. Country Pleasure Racking 526 Sr. Country Pleasure Racking 527 Jr. English Lite Shod 2-gait 528 Sr. English Lite Shod 2-gait 529 Open Walking Performance 2-gait 530 Jr. English Park Pleasure 2-gait 531 Sr. English Park Pleasure 2-gait 532 Jr. Park Pleasure Racking 533 Sr. Park Pleasure Racking 534 Jr. Show Pleasure Racking 535 Sr. Show Pleasure Racking 536 Lite Shod and Park Pleasure - 3-gait 537 Jr. SSH Western Pleasure - 2-gait 538 A Western Country Pleasure - 2-gait* (Junior Members) 538 B Western Country Pleasure 2-gait* (Senior Members) 539 Western Racking Pleasure Flat Shod 540 Sr. SSH Western Pleasure - 2-gait 541 Western Trail Pleasure - 2-gait 542 Western Lite Shod Pleasure - 2-gait 543 Western Park Pleasure - 2-gait 544 SSH Western Pleasure - 3-gait 9:00 AM MINIATURE CLASSES 604 Miniature Showmanship 605 Miniature Halter CHAMPIONS ARENA High Point Awards for the following divisions will be presented approximately one hour following the conclusion of each division. Western Division Spotted Saddle Horse Division Ranch Division Walking Horse Division Speed Division Racking Horse Division Hunter Division

15 Tennessee 4-H Horse Championships Entry Form Use a separate entry form for each horse. Please type or print clearly. Exhibitor s First Name Exhibitor s Last Name Address (Street or Route) (City) (ZIP Code) (Phone) Grade* County Region *(As of Jan. 1 of current year) Horse s Name (if name on Coggins Test is different please list in parenthesis) Horse s Breed or Type Walking Horses ONLY Which division is this horse showing in? Walking Division Racking Division Age Sex Mare Gelding Has your pony been measured at the regional or state show? Yes No Check one: Small Pony (50 and under) Medium Pony (Over 50 to 54 ) Large Pony (Over 54 to 58 ) Horse List the Number of the Classes Entered (Use numbers from the back of this form.) Are you a graduating senior? Yes ENTRY FEES Classes $12 per class...= $ If, so will you be attending the banquet? Yes Goat Tying Class: $5 per class.....= $ Jump fee $10/horse entered in O/F and Hack..= $ Is this horse being used by another 4-H member? Yes Inspection fee $10 per Walking/Racking/SSH Horse...= $ Will you need to stall your horse? Yes, please fill out the Stall Request Form No, I do not need a stall Facility $20 per Horse...= $ Stall Fee $12 per stall (horse and tack)***...= $ ***Please fill out the Stall Request Form Checks only. No refunds. Total $ Release and Assumption of Risk I recognize the event does not provide sickness or accident insurance coverage for participants; and, I accept responsibility for payments of medical costs incurred for injuries or illnesses. HELMET POLICY: ALL riders at 4-H events and activities are required to wear properly fitted ASTM/SEI certified helmets with chin straps properly fastened while mounted or while in a vehicle being pulled by equine. This is a requirement for ALL disciplines and ALL 4-H Horse activities. It is the responsibility of the rider, or the parent or guardian of the 4-H participant, to make sure that the helmet worn complies with appropriate safety standards for helmets intended for equestrian use, and is properly fitted and in good condition. Publicity Release: Our signatures also authorize the University of Tennessee to photograph, film, audio/video tape, record and/or televise the 4-H member's image, voice and biographical material, in whole or in part in any medium now known or developed in the future without any restrictions. We certify that the above member and horse information is correct and meets all requirements of the Tennessee 4-H Horse Championships Handbook PB 1760 which has been read and is understood; we agree to abide by the rules therein. 4-H Member Date Parent or Guardian Date Extension Agent Please retain a copy for the exhibitor and make appropriate copies to forward to regional and state offices. Date

16 Tennessee 4-H Horse Championships Stall Request Form Exhibitor s Name County Home Phone # Cell # Horse s Name Forms and fees are due with State 4-H Horse Championships Entry Form Horse Stalls and Tack Stalls are $12 each per stall per day Horse Stalls Needed Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Horse Stall Fees $12/day $ $ $ $ Total Per Horse Tack Stalls Needed Tack Stalls may be shared, but only ONE exhibitor can pay for the tack stall Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday List Quantity of Tack Stalls Needed Per Day $ TOTAL HORSE STALL AND TACK FEES $ Total Tack Stall Fees $12/day Please indicate your tack stall sharing plans (if any): Please note any stalling requests (if any):

17 ACCOMMODATIONS FOR TENNESSEE 4-H HORSE SHOW Following is a list of possible motels in Shelbyville and Murfreesboro provided by the Shelbyville Bedford County Chamber of Commerce. This list does not contain all available motels nor is it an endorsement. It is for your assistance. Americas Best Value Inn 317 North Cannon Blvd. Shelbyville, TN Phone: (931) Bedford Inn 727 Madison St. Shelbyville, TN Phone: (931) Fax: (931) Best Western Celebration Inn & Suites 724 Madison St. Shelbyville, TN Phone: (931) Blue Ribbon Inn North Main Street Shelbyville, TN Phone: (931) Fax: (931) Country Hearth Inn 1607 North Main Street Shelbyville, TN Phone: (931) and (800) and (888) 4-HEARTH Crestwood Suites Hotel 1345 Old Fort Parkway Murfreesboro, TN Phone: (615) Fax: (615) Bottle Hollow Lodge 111 Gobbler Ridge Road Phone: (931) Cinnamon Ridge 799 Whitthorne Street St. Phone: (931) Clearview Farm LLC 2291 Hwy 231 S. Phone: (931) Microtel 1207 North Main St. Shelbyville, TN (931) Monteagle Inn - B & B / Retreat Center 204 West Main St Monteagle, TN Phone: (931) Tennessee Horse Country 311 Robinson Rd Phone: and (866) Fax: Celebration Campground Celebration Showgrounds Shelbyville, TN Phone: (931) Lynchburg Wilderness R.V. Park 975 Main St., Lynchburg, TN Phone: (931)

18 DIRECTIONS TO THE CELEBRATION GROUNDS AND CALSONIC ARENA Coming to The Celebration from Nashville, TN Take I-24 to Murfreesboro, then take exit 81 A to Shelbyville. From Murfreesboro to Shelbyville is about 25 minutes. Once in Shelbyville, turn left on Highway 41 A South (Madison Street) and look for the Celebration on the left. Coming to The Celebration from Chattanooga, TN Take I-24 toward Murfreesboro and exit on Exit 97 to Wartrace/Shelbyville. Following Highway 64 through Wartrace until it intersects with Highway 41 A. Turn right onto Highway 41A (Madison Street) and look for the Celebration on the right. Coming to The Celebration from Knoxville, TN Take I-40 E toward Nashville, then take exit 235 onto TN-840 W toward Murfreesboro. Exit onto I-24 E toward Chattanooga. Exit I-24 on exit 81 A to Shelbyville. Once in Shelbyville, turn left on Highway 41A South (Madison Street) and look for the Celebration on the left. Coming to The Celebration from Memphis, TN Take I-40 toward Nashville, then exit onto I-440 at exit 206; at Exit I-24 go toward Murfreesboro; exit I-24 at Exit 81 A onto US-231. From Murfreesboro to Shelbyville is about 25 minutes. Once in Shelbyville, turn left on Highway 41A South (Madison Street) and look for the Celebration on the left. Coming to The Celebration from Fayetteville, TN Follow Highway 231 North until it crosses Highway 41 A. Turn right on to 41 A South and look for the Celebration on the left. Coming to The Celebration from Lewisburg, TN Follow Highway 64 East until it crosses Highway 41 A. Turn left on to 41 A North and look for the Celebration on the right. Coming to The Celebration from Tullahoma, TN Follow Highway 41A North all the way in to Shelbyville and look for the Celebration sign on the right.