Horses At Work Hunter Jumper EC Gold C

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1 Horses At Work Hunter Jumper EC Gold C July 14-15, 2012 Officials: Hunter Judges...Judy Covert, Dartmouth, Pam Law, Quebec Hunter/Jumper Course Designer Rob Robertson, Ont Jumper Jury...Pam Law, Barb Lewis,NS Timer....Weldon Conrad, N.S. EC Steward Sandra Conrad,NS Announcer Mary-Clare McLaren, NS In Gate Horses At Work Volunteers Ring Crew Horses At Work Volunteers Photographer.....TBA Office Secretary.. Lesley Langley, Enfield Competition Manager: Mary-Clare McLaren Committee Members: Jill Barker, Norma White, April Osmond, Katie Williams Risk Management: April Osmond Emergency Response Team Onsite: KMF ATHLETIC SERVICES Competition Site: Horses At Work, 44 Old Cemetery Road, Sweets Corner, N.S. B0N 2T0 horsesatwork@gmail.com SEND ENTRIES TO: Horses At Work EC Show 44 Old Cemetery Road, Sweets Corner N.S. B0N 2T0 Competition Secretary Mary-Clare McLaren sanctuary1@ns.sympatico.ca Entries must be IN HAND: July 2, 2012 INCLUDE: One Entry Form Per Horse Exhibitor Declaration Copies of all Memberships Payment, Signature(s) Or Will Not Be Processed EQUINE CANADA STATEMENT OF PRINCIPLES Statement of Principles Equine 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; 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. Equine Canada members are also bound by the Equine Canada Code of Conduct. You may contact Equine Canada at or fax

2 Welcome to Horses At Work EC Gold C Hunter Jumper Competition! We welcome you to Horses At Work. We are pleased to again offer competitors an EC competition this year. I would like to express my sincere thank you to the many students, parents, and friends who have worked tirelessly year after year here at the property to ready us for the next competition, and the next one! From here we will continue to expand and develop both the venue and your competition experience. Thank you for your entry, we hope that you will enjoy your experience. Jill Barker, owner USC Horses At Work GENERAL RULES AND INFORMATION The Horses At Work EC Horse Competition is a recognized Gold C National Competition of Equine Canada, 2685 Queensview Drive, Suite 100,Ottawa, Ontario K2B 8K2, and is governed by the rules and specifications of EC. Every class offered herein is covered by the rules and specifications of the 2012 Rule Book and amendments and will be held and judged in accordance with said EC Rule book. Any rule not covered by the Equine Canada Rules and Regulations will be covered by the competition management. Applicable EC Rule Book references are noted but are not a substitute for knowledge of the Rule Book itself. The Horses At Work Competition, its Management, Organizing Committee, Officials and Show Staff are in no way responsible for accident, injury or damage to any rider, exhibitor, spectator, groom, attendant, trainer or other employee; or animals, nor theft, loss or damage to animals, vehicles or equipment. Any owner/rider who competes in a division in which he/she is not eligible to compete will be liable to disciplinary action by EC. EC current competitive membership is required for all owners; lessees, riders, drivers, agents and trainers competing in EC recognized competitions excepting individual associate members competing in their own breed affiliate competitions. ORGANIZING COMMITTEE DECISIONS: 1) Any questions not covered by EC current rules shall be decided by the organizing committee, their decision being final. The organizing committee further reserves the right to refuse any entry, cancel, postpone, change or re-schedule any class or condition they deem reasonable without notification. 2) It is important to understand that interpretations of existing rules and regulations and the invoking of additional rules and regulations to cover unforeseen circumstances is the sole responsibility and authority of the organizing committee, after consultation with the Officials, and that all owners, trainers, competitors and grooms agree to the acceptance of these interpretations and additional rulings by virtue of your signed entry. CLOSING DATE ALL ENTRIES MUST BE IN HAND BY July 2, 2012 One Horse Per Entry Form. All entries MUST have complete addresses of owners as well as riders, phone/cell numbers. The member signing will be noted to be the person responsible for the entry. Membership: Competitors must have a current EC Sport License Membership to compete at this competition. PLEASE NOTE: Telephone entries will NOT be accepted. We are unable to accept credit cards at this time. Cheques are payable to: USC Horses At Work. Late entry fee: $ Late entry acceptance is subject to division limits. Post Entry: Entries will not be accepted on the day of the competition. Returned cheques: Cheques returned for any reason will be assessed a $50.00 charge. Full payment including penalty to be paid in certified funds or money order within 30 days of notification at 2% interest per month. EC will be notified after this time period. Signatures: All entries must have proper signature, complete address, and horse passport numbers. Junior exhibitors and riders must have the signature of parent or guardian on the entry form. Insurance Coverage: The owner of horse (s) as well as riders must carry off-site liability insurance for this event. No entry will be accepted unless proof of insurance is received with entry form. An NSEF membership or any PSO membership will provide this liability coverage. A minimum of $2 million liability must be carried.

3 Refunds: If any entry is scratched 24 hours prior to commencement of competition, entry fees will be refunded less administration fee. Once competition as begun, no fees will be refunded without an original copy of a Doctor or Veterinarian certificate. This must be in hand within three business days following the competition. The administration fee will not be refunded. Owner will be liable for all fees if not withdrawn in this manner. Numbers: Only numbers verified by the Competition Office are to be worn. Numbers are to be visible at all times when horses are being ridden on show grounds. Numbers will not be issued until entries are completed in full, payment is provided and forms signed. Passports: G110. Current up-to-date passports are required for all hunters and jumpers competing in EC competitions and are to be passed in at the office BEFORE RING NUMBER WILL BE ISSUED. The registration number of each passport must be on every entry form for the corresponding horse at all EC shows. Failure to comply with the above will result in the following: 1st offence warning; 2nd offence fine. Refer to A405, A406, and A407. Temporary horse registrations may be purchased at the show office. Passports will be returned only after all fees are paid and numbers returned to the show office. Equine Medication Control: Fee: A fee of $7.00 per entry will be charged. Article A602.5: Any horse entered in any class at a competition may be selected for equine medication control testing while at the event location. Jump Canada Levy Jump Canada is the committee of Equine Canada responsible for the promotion and enhancement of the hunter/jumper discipline from the grass roots to international level. The riders, owners and competition organizers elect board members. As a Class 1A to 7 national EC hunter/jumper competitions, Horses At Work will remit $10.00 per horse entered in a hunter or jumper division to Jump Canada. This amount, which will be collected from each competitor at the time of entry, will be used to support a number or regional and national programs designed to foster the activities of hunter/jumper riders, owners and the industry at large. These funds will be used as follows: 60% Hunter, Young Rider & Domestic programs** 35% National & International Teams 5% Administration including Publicity & Public Relations *(The vast majority of the domestic portion is returned to the provinces in which it is generated) Contact your provincial hunter/jumper representative for a detailed list of the programs available and to have input into the usage of these funds. This program is supported by Equine Canada. For further information, please contact: Manager Jumping, Equine Canada (613) Ext. 101, Fax (613) , kho@equinecanada.ca Championships & Trophies: Champion and Reserve Ribbons awarded in appropriate Divisions. Presentations: All entries returning to the ring for presentation of ribbons and/or Championships MUST be properly attired, with horse in a bridle. Championship presentations will be done at the completion of divisions. Hors Concours; No entry will be accepted as Hors Concours entry. A808 Headgear Article A905, G102, EC Rule Book. All competitors must wear ASTM/SEI, or BSI/BS EN approved protective headgear, with the safety harness correctly secured at all times while mounted at the competition or anywhere on the show grounds. Dogs: No Dogs allowed either on or off leash. Please make arrangements to leave your dog at home. Stabling: There are several stables in the area that may be able to offer stabling and there may be a few temporary available on site. Please contact Jill Barker directly about stabling. horsesatwork@gmail.com Show Office: The show office will open the morning of each show day by 7:30AM and will close one half hour after the last class of the day.

4 Health requirements Inoculations: Entries are advised that they should consult with their veterinarians to ensure they provide their horses with sufficient protection. Veterinarian Farrier Services: Emergency service will be available on an On Call basis. Contact numbers will be available at the light horse show office. Owners and competitors are responsible for all bills relating to these services. Emergency Response Plan KMF Athletic Services will be available throughout the competition. In event of an accident P.A. system will call KMF attendant, then page to see if a medical doctor may be on the grounds; if not, 911 will be called Tentative Schedule: It is recommended that you refer to for the schedule of events or any changes. In the case of less than five entries in a division, the committee reserves the right to combine or cancel the division. Competitors affected will be contacted by phone or in advance of the competition. Limited Entry Division entries may be limited due to time schedule, entries will be processed in the order that they are received and any not accepted will be contacted by phone or in advance of the competition. The show committee reserves the right to refuse any entry. A805 Warmup Tickets Warmup tickets will be available for competitors to school at scheduled times Limited number available as time permits. Maximum of two horses in the ring per session. $10.00 per four minutes. In-gate Competitors are referred to Rule G201.4, G506 Trotting or cantering through the in-gate is forbidden. Schooling Rules: FEI schooling rules will apply. EC HUNTER DIVISIONS Working hunters are to be judged on their jumping style, manners and way of going. Conformation will not be considered. Horses must be hunting sound and are required to jog for soundness. Horses are judged from the time they enter the ring until the time they leave. In all classes ridden by juniors, manners and suitability to be emphasized and extreme speed is to be penalized. Under saddle classes are to walk, trot and canter both ways of the ring. No more than 8 horses may be asked to gallop one way in the ring. Pre-Green and Green Hunters not to gallop. Light to medium contact with horse s mouth is preferred. To be eligible for the under saddle class, horses or ponies must have shown and completed the course in at least one class over fences in their respective Division. Entries may be refused an award unless they return to the ring for soundness in complete bridle. G501, G507. Competition management reserves the right to combine or cancel divisions should there not be sufficient entries. All Hunter divisions will be run with back to back rounds in groups to be determined. EC Hunter Division Premiums & Entry Fees: Hunter Divisional Entry Fee: $30.00 Premiums: $ O/F: $40/$30/$20/$10, $75 U/S $30/$20/$15/$10 Ribbons to 6 th Place Section H1 SMALL & MEDIUM PONY WORKING HUNTER DIVISION (G 302, G 306) Fences: Medium hunter pony not to exceed 2 6 (.75 m): Small hunter pony not to exceed 2 3 (.70m) Class 101: O/F #1 Class 102: $O/F #2 Class 103 U/S Section H2 - LARGE PONY WORKING HUNTER DIVISION (G-302, G 306) Fences: not to exceed 2 9 (.85m) Class 201: O/F #1 Class 202: O/F #2 Class 203: U/S Section H3 CHILDREN S WORKING HUNTER DIVISION (G-302, G 307) Fences: Not to exceed 3 0 (0.90 m) Class 301: O/F #1 Class 302: O/F #2 Class 303: U/S Section H4 ADULT AMATEUR/NON PRO I/AMATEUR OWNER WORKING HUNTER DIVISION: 3 (G-108, G-302, G-309, G-310, G-311, G-312, G ) Fences: Not to exceed 3 0 (0.90 m) Class 401: O/F #1 Class 402: O/F #2 Class 403: U/S

5 Section H8- JUNIOR/AMATEUR HUNTER DIVISION 3 3 (G-108, G-302, G-313) Fences not to exceed 3 3 (1.0M) Class 801: O/F#1 Class 802: O/F #2 Class 803: U/S Section H5 - JUNIOR/AMATEUR OWNER/NON PRO II WORKING HUNTER DIVISION 3 6 (G-108,G-302, G-308, G-310- G-312) Fences: Not to exceed 3 6 (1.10 m) Class 501: O/F #1 Class 502: O/F #2 Class 503: U/S Section H6 PRE GREEN WORKING HUNTER (G-302, G-303, G 312) Fences: 1 st year Pre Green not to exceed 3 0 (.90 m); 2 nd year Pre Green not to exceed 3 3 (1m) Please specify on your Entry form if 1 st or 2 nd year Pre-Green Class 601: O/F #1 Class 602: O/F #2 Class 603: U/S Section H7 - COMBINED HUNTER DIVISION (G-302, G-304, G-305, G-314) Fences: 1st Year Green: not to exceed 3 6 (1.10 m); 2nd Year Green: not to exceed 3 9 (1.15 m): Regular Hunter; not to exceed 4 (1.20 m) Class 701: O/F #1 Class 702: O/F #2 Class 703: U/S NON-EC HUNTER DIVISON Section H8 Low Hunter Not rated for EC Awards. Division Entry Fee $25. Ribbons 1 st 6 th Fences to be set at a max of 2 9. Horses may be entered to other divisions where the height does not exceed 3. Class 801: O/F #1 Class 802: O/F #2 Class 803: U/S EC EQUITATION DIVISION Section H9 Entry Fee $15 per class. Ribbons 1 st -6 th Competitors are referred to G1001,G1003-G1011 as well as A901 and General A Glossary p.111 Equitation * Age Regulations for Equitation Classes (A901) JUNIOR A - 15, 16 or 17 yrs old as of Jan. 1, of current year. JUNIOR B - 12, 13 or 14 yrs old as of January 1, of current year JUNIOR C - Under 12 on January 1, of current year 901: A Hunt Seat Equitation O/F : A Hunt Seat Equitation U/S 902: B Hunt Seat Equitation O/F 906: B Hunt Seat Equitation U/S 903: C Hunt Seat Equitation O/F 907: C Hunt Seat Equitation U/S 904: Children s Hunt Seat Equitation O/F 3 908: Children s Hunt Seat Equitation U/S GREENHAWK HARNESS & EQUESTRIAN SUPPLY HUNTER DERBY NON EC RATED Hunter Derby Entry Fee $30 Competitors please refer to specifications as attached. THE MEDALS Jump Canada Medal Entry fee $25 Competitors are referred to Chapter 11, Section G of the Equine Canada Rules. This class is open to junior competitors only. Fences are set at 3 6 (1.10M). The class is comprised of two phases flat and over fences.

6 CET MINI MEDAL presented by ROAD APPLES Entry fee $25 CET and EC Membership required Competitors are referred to Chapter 11, Section G of the Equine Canada Rules. There is no age limit for this class but senior riders must be amateurs. This is a three phase competition. Fences in jumping phase are set at 1.0M. Canadian Equestrian Team (CET) Medal Entry Fee $25, CET and EC Membership required Competitors are referred to Chapter 11, Section G of the Equine Canada Rules. This is a three phase competition open to riders until the end of the year in which they reach the age of 21. Fences in the jumping phase are set at 1.10M. Please note: Entry Fees for the three medal classes are set lower than recommended in EC Rule Book to encourage competitors to participate. EC JUMPER DIVISIONS Section H10 Jumper Division Competitors are directed to G701 Welcome Class FEI Table A Power and Speed FEI Table A EC Jumper Division Premiums & Entry Fees: Jumper Divisional Entry Fee: $40.00 Premiums: Paid out 33%, 28%, 22%, 17% to fourth place as offered starting at the 1.0M division and up. Ribbons to 6 th Place. All classes will be add backs with $10 from each entry going into the class for distribution to 4 th place. 1001: 0.85M Welcome 1002: 0.85M Power and Speed 1101: 0.90M Welcome 1102: 0.90M Power and Speed M Welcome Premium: $ : 1.0M Power and Speed Premium: $ : 1.10M Welcome Premium: $ : 1.10M Power and Speed Premium: $ : 1.20M Welcome Premium: $ : 1.20M Power and Speed Premium: $ : 1.30M Welcome Premium: $ : 1.30M Power and Speed Premium: $ 150 METRIC CONVERSION 2'3" m 4'9" m 2'6" m 5'0" m 2'9" m 5'3" m 3'0" m 5'6" m 3'3" m 5'9" m 3'6" m 6'0" m 3'9" m 6'3" m 4'0" m 6'6" m The 1.10M Division at this competition is designated as a qualifier for those aspiring to qualify for the Nova Scotia Jumper Team which will compete at the Canadian Equestrian Championships. Information is available on the NSEF website and an application is enclosed with this prize list.

7 2012 Hunter Derby Series Information Greenhawk Nova Scotia and Freedom Cycle Kawasaki have teamed up to offer an exciting new series! The 2012 Greenhawk Hunter Derby Series will offer competitors an opportunity to showcase the talents of horse and rider over a challenging course with performance, handy and take your own line options. This class offers elements of both a Hunter Classic and a Handy Hunter class. The 2012 Greenhawk Hunter Derby Series will consist of 4 classes with prize money of $500 per class. Competitions hosting a Greenhawk Hunter Derby are: Restless Pines Tournament June 16, 2012 Mememto Farm Horse Show July 7-8, 2012 Horses at Work Hunter/Jumper Show (Hunter Day) July 14-15, 2012 Coveside Classic August 23-26, 2012 Each Greenhawk Hunter Derby class will offer prize money of $500. Greenhawk Hunter Derby classes are open to riders (professional/non-pro/amateur/junior) on horses competing at 3 and above. The Greenhawk Hunter Derby classes are not open to ponies. SPECIFICATIONS Not rated for EC Awards. Judging Each competitor receives a score with 3 components. 1. Hunter score the class is judged as a Handy Hunter class with a score 2. High performance bonus 2 bonus points awarded for each high performance option taken on course (eg. natural jumps, more challenging line options). At least 2 options will be offered on course. 3. Handy bonus 10 additional bonus points may be awarded at the judge s discretion for additional handiness and high performance displayed on course, including: Efficiency of stride (eg. less strides) Unique turns and approaches Inside turns Places to leave out strides Slices Athleticism and boldness (eg. big gallop to jumps) Impressionable start and finish Jumps Greenhawk Hunter Derby classes will be run as one round at a height of 3. The Greenhawk Hunter Derby Series is in no way meant to represent an extreme sport for hunters or a bravery test. Course elements that are not appropriate include: jumping any type of water, having jumps next to the open water or oversized jumper banks. Each course should have a relatively straightforward easy way around for riders or horses just moving up. A gradual inviting start to the course is encouraged. High performance and handy options allow the more experienced riders an opportunity to showcase the talents of their horses and are the keys to making the derby class exciting. Course Should Include At least 12 jumps should be offered on course Traditional hunter jumps Natural jumps (eg. bank, post and rail, board fence/gate, stone wall, logs, hedge, brush, pens/shute)

8 Handy options (eg. inside turns, unique approaches, combination complex, broken lines, unrelated distances, trot or walk jump, hand gallop) No ground lines are encouraged on some jumps Spooky natural jumps should be offered as options only GENERAL Each Hunter Derby class will offer prize money of $500, split as follows: 1 st :$150 2 nd :$100 3 rd :$80 4 th :$70 5 th :$60 6 th :$40 Entry fee must be set at $30. Formal attire is recommended. A course walk will be offered prior to the class. Ribbons to 8 th. A cooler will be presented to the winner of each class. SERIES CHAMPION AND RESERVE To determine the Series Champion and Reserve Champion horse, scores from each 2012 Greenhawk Hunter Derby class in which the horse has competed will be added to acquire a cumulative score for the series. The horse with the highest cumulative score after the 4 classes have been run will be awarded the Series Championship. The horse with the second highest cumulative score after the 4 classes have been run will be awarded the Series Reserve Championship. Series Champion and Reserve prizes will be awarded after the completion of the 4 th Hunter Derby class at the 2012 Coveside Classic Horse Show. Any horse which has competed in one or more 2012 Greenhawk Hunter Derby Class is eligible for Series Champion and Reserve awards. Prizes are as follows: Champion: Custom Cooler and $500 shopping spree at Greenhawk Halifax* Reserve Champion: Custom Cooler and $250 shopping spree at Greenhawk Halifax* In case of a tie for Series Champion If 2 or more horses are tied for Series Champion, these horses will jump off over a shortened course using the Hunter Derby class fences. The horse with the highest jump off score will be awarded Series Champion, with the horse with the second highest score being awarded Series Reserve Champion. If any horse with a tying Series Champion score is not present, it will receive a score of zero for the jump off and be placed accordingly (eg. if two horses tie and one horse is not present, the horse which is present will be Series Champion and the horse which is not present will be Series Reserve Champion). NOTE Competition Organizers are responsible for ensuring the following: - Class specifications must be sent to judge and course designer before the show begins. - Results must be ed to Greenhawk (halifax@greenhawk.com) within 48 hours of the end of competition. The host competition will be required to provide a complete list of riders entered in the class and scores for all riders. Results will be posted at Greenhawk Harness & Equestrian Supplies in Lower Sackville, NS. *All prizes are non transferrable and can be redeemed only at Greenhawk Halifax. Prizes must be redeemed by May 1, 2013.

9 Horses At Work EC Gold Competition May 16th - Subject to Change:Check website Saturday, July 14, 2012 Sunday, July 15, 2012 Guide Reference Heights Roadside Hillside Roadside and Hillside Small Pony Hunter 0.70M/2'3" Set & Warmups Pony Set & Warmups 2'9" Medium Pony Hunter 0.75M/2'6" Low Hunter O/F #1 Set & Warmups 1.2M Large Pony Hunter 0.85M/2'9" Small/Medium O/F#1 Low Hunter O/F #2 1.20M Welcome Modified C/A/NP#1 0.75M/2'6" Small/Medium O/F#2 Low Hunter U/S 1.20M Power and Speed Childrens Hunter 0.90M 3` Small/Medium U/S Set Set Adult Amateur NP1 0.90M 3` "B" Equit U/S Pregreen Working Hunter O/F #1 1.30M Welcome Pregreen First Year 0.90M 3` "C" Equit U/S Pregreen Working Hunter O/F #2 1.30M Power and Speed Amat Owner 3' *New M 3` Equitation "C" O/F Pregreen Working Hunter U/S CET Mini Medal 1.0M Pregreen Second Year 1.0M 3`3`` Large Pony O/F #1 Set CET Medal 1.10M Jr Amat 3'3" *New M 3`3`` Large Pony O/F #2 Adult Amateur NP1 Amat Owner O/F #1 JC Medal M Jr Amat NP2 1m to 1.1M 3`3 to 3`6 Large Pony U/S Adult Amateur NP1 Amat Owner O/F #2 Set & Warmups 0.85M Green First Year 1m to 1.1M 3`3 to 3`6 Equitation "B" O/F Adult Amateur NP1 Amat Owner U/S 0.85 Welcome Green Second Year 1.1 to 1.15M 3`6 to 3`9 Childrens Equit U/S Set 0.85 Power and Speed Open 1.1 to 1.2M 3`6 to 4` Childrens Working Hunter O/F #1 Set Childrens A Equitation 0.90M 3` Childrens Working Hunter O/F # Welcome Equitation A 1.1M 3`6`` Childrens Working Hunter U/S 0.90M Power and Speed Equitation B 0.90M Max 3` Childrens A Equitation O/F Set Equitation C 0.90M Max 3` Set 1.0M Welcome Hunter Derby 1.0M Power and Speed CET Mini Medal 1.0M Set Set CET Medal 1.10M Jr/Amat 3'3" 1.10M Welcome JC Medal M Jr/Amat 3'3" 1.10 Power and Speed Jr/Amat 3'3" U/S Notes re Set & Warmups Equitation A O/F 1.1M Once entries are entered into our "A" Equit U/S Set show ring scheduler, we will then Jr/A/NP2 O/F #1 know how many warmup round Jr/A/NP2 O/F #2 tickets will be available on a Jr/A/NP2 U/S first come, first serve basis. We Set will post schedule on our website Green Open Working Hunter #1 in advance of show day. Tickets are $10 Green Open Working Hunter #2 for 4 minutes either single round or Green Open Working Hunter U/S coached group (each group rider must purchase ticket.) The grass rings will be available

10 2685 Queensview Drive, Suite 100 Ottawa, Ontario K2B 8K2 CANADA Tel: (613) , ext 102 Fax: (613) ATTENTION TRAINERS, COACHES & RIDERS CET membership is mandatory for all riders competing in CET Medal Classes. Membership is not required for CET Mini Medal classes CET Medal Membership Application Please complete the following information: Name: EC Membership #: Birthdate: Address: City Prov: Postal Code: Phone #: Trainer: Phone #: MEMBERSHIP FEES (PER YEAR) AMOUNT ENCLOSED Junior (17 & under, as of the first of January of the current year) $25.00 Young Rider (18-21) $50.00 PAYMENT INFORMATION Cheque Enclosed (Payable to: Equine Canada) Mastercard Visa Card Number: Exp. Date: / Name on the card: FAX TO: (613) OR MAIL TO: Equine Canada, Jumping Department ATTN: Jennifer 2685 Queensview Drive, Suite 100 Ottawa, Ontario K2B 8K2

11 Qualifier Information LAST COMPETITION DATE TO QUALIFY FOR TEAM NS AUGUST 19TH (Also read Declaration/Team Information) Dressage: EC First Level Dressage Tests 2 & 3 No minimum score Scores to count from three (3) EC Bronze or Gold competitions One of three scores may come from an out-of-province EC Gold competition rider must submit results to NSEF Office with competition contact information Riders must not have competed above Second Level in 2012 Jumping: 1.1 metre Placings will be converted to points (formula available through NSEF) Scores from five (5) Scotia Series or EC Bronze or Gold Competitions One of five scores may come from an out-of-province EC Gold competition rider must submit results to NSEF Office with competition contact information Riders must not have competed above 1.2 metre in 2012 Reining: NRHA classes Pattern 5, 6, or 8 Three (3) scores to count with at least one score of 65 Scores must come from competitions approved by the NSEF. For a list of competitions please contact NSEF Office or see website. One of three scores may come from an out-of-province NRHA competition rider must submit results to NSEF Office with competition contact information Senior Riders whose names appear on the NRHA 2012 ineligibility lists as a limited Non-Pro or Rookie Pro are not eligible to compete Canadian Equestrian Championship BROMONT, QUEBEC SEPTEMBER 20-23, 2012 ATHLETE DECLARATION FORM FORM MUST BE SIGNED & RETURNED TO NSEF PRIOR TO YOUR FIRST QUALIFIER COMPETITION WITH A NON-REFUNDABLE $25 DECLARATION FEE. (one form per horse/rider combination to a maximum of three horses) Team Nova Scotia Nomination: (one form per horse/rider combination to a maximum of three horses) Rider Name: Tel# address: Rider s NSEF #: Rider s Birth Date: Horse s Name: Horse Owner: Owner s NSEF#: Coach Name: Discipline: Dressage Jumping Reining If I qualify as a team member, I wish to use the horse on which I qualify at the championships If I qualify as a team member I wish to use a leased Quebec horse at the championships ($1,200.00) DECLARATION/TEAM INFORMATION RESTRICTIONS Stallions may be shown by senior riders only Junior Riders are considered athletes born in 1994 or later Riders may not compete at the CEC if they have competed at the NAYRC in 2012 DECLARATION INFORMATION RIDERS MUST DECLARE PRIOR TO EARNING QUALIFYING SCORES Riders may acquire points on more than one declared horse, but each will be considered separately Out-of-province points may count towards qualifying for Team NS some restrictions apply Riders must submit qualifying class results to NSEF within 7 days of competition TEAM INFORMATION TEAM NS - 2 JUNIOR & 2 SENIOR RIDERS IN EACH DISCIPLINE (DRESSAGE, JUMPING AND REINING) Junior Riders are considered athletes born in 1994 or later Riders may hold only one position on the team Team Members must be NSEF members and hold a minimum of an EC Bronze Sport License Riders taking a horse to Québec must compete with the horse who earned the spot on the team Leased horses are available in Québec for team members Cost $1, REFER TO NSEF OFFICIAL REGULATIONS [AVAILABLE from the NSEF office or I do hereby declare that my horse and I are eligible to participate in the CEC qualifier series and do wish to have our points tabulated for Team Nova Scotia Selection for the discipline of. I acknowledge that I am solely responsible for travel, accommodation and other associated expenses as a Team NS member participating in the 2012 Canadian Equestrian Championships. I further acknowledge that NSEF will subsidize my expenses in the form of: entry fees, stabling fees (except for early arrival for reiners), opening reception dinner, and in any other way NSEF is financially able. Athlete s Name: Signature: Date: Please print Athlete s Name. (Parent or Guardian signature if under the age of 19) Nova Scotia Equestrian Federation 5516 Spring Garden Road, 4 th Floor, Halifax, NS, B3J 1G6 Fax: Phone: ext. 333 (Heather) or 337 (Sheila) nsef@sportnovascotia.ca

12 July 14-15, 2012 Entries IN HAND USC Horses At Work 44 Old Cemetery Road July 2, Old Cemetery Road,Sweets Corner, N Sweets Corner, N.S. B0N 2T0 Incomplete Entries WILL NOT be processed Circle Div/Class Rider 1 Rider 2 Div Fee Circle Div/Class Rider 1 Rider 2 Div Fee HORSE Hunter Divisions Jumper Divisions Section H10 Addback Classes Name: Sm/Med Hunter Pony Section H1 $ M Jumper 1001 $40 Passport # Large Hunter Pony Section H2 $ included Pony PreGreen or Green Yr Children's Hunter Section H3 $30 included S M L 1st 2nd Adult Am/Non Pro 1/Am Owner HuSection H4 $ M Jumper 1101 $40 Jr/Am/NonPro 2 Hunter Section H5 $ included OWNER PreGreen Hunter Section H6 $30 1.3M Jumper Division included Name: Combined Hunter Section H7 $30 1.0M Jumper 1201 $40 Address: Jr/Amat 3'3" Hunter *New Section H8 $ included EQUITATION included Postal Code "A" Hunt Seat O/F 901 $ M Jumper 1301 $40 Phone: "B" Hunt Seat O/F 902 $ included Mobile: "C" Hunt Seat O/F 903 $15 included EC # Prov # Children's Hunt Seat O/F 904 $ M Jumper 1401 $40 "A" Hunt Seat U/S 905 $ included RIDER #1 "B" Hunt Seat U/S 906 $15 included Name: "C" Hunt Seat U/S 907 $ M Jumper 1501 $40 Address: Childrens Hunt Seat U/S 908 $ included Non EC Rated Division - Not Rated for EC Awards Show Fees Postal Code: Low Hunter Section N $25 Total Class/Division Fees Phone: Mobile: Hunter Derby Section G $30 Administration Fee* $20 The Medals Late Fee $20 EC # Prov # Jump Canada Medal Section M $25 Sub-Total Jr Date of Birth (M/D/Y) JC # CET Mini Medal Section M $25 HST # HST (15%) Amateur(Adult)? Yes No Non-Pro? Yes No CET medal Section M $25 Sub-Total RIDER #2 Exhibitor's Declaration Medication Control Fee* $7 Name: I hereby certify that every horse, rider and or driver is eligible as entered and agree Jump Canada Levy* $10 Address: for myself and my representatives to be bound by the constitution and rules of Final Total Equine Canada at this competition. It is hereby recognized that all equestrian sports * Required by all entries Postal Code: involve inherent risk and that no helmet, or protective equipment can protect against Cheque/Money Order payable to USC Horses At Work Phone: Mobile: all foreseeable injury. I hereby accept this risk and hold harmless EC/NSEF, NSHJ, USC Horses At Work, this competition, their officials, organizers, agents, employees, EC # Prov # volunteers and their representatives, from and against all claims including any Signature: Date Jr Date of Birth (M/D/Y) JC # injury or loss suffered during or in connection with the competition, anywhere on the By signing this entry form, I assume responsibility for this entry. Amateur(Adult)? Yes No Non-Pro? Yes No grounds and surrounding area (i.e. Practice area, stable, parking area) whether Office Use Only: COACH or not such claim, injury, or loss resulted, directly or indirectly, from the negligent Name: acts or omissions of said officials, directors, employees, volunteers or agents Stable: of USC Horses At Work, or its competitions. It is understood that all riders Phone: Mobile: who do not wear a properly fitted ASTM or BSI approved helmet will not be allowed to compete at this competition. Parent or guardian must sign entry form if a junior competitor.