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1 Colonial Carriage & Driving Society Presents The 20th Annual ORLETON FARM Super Derby, Combined Test, Cross Country Pleasure Drive and Pleasure Driving Show THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY JUNE 7, 8, 9 and 10, 2018

2 Dear Exhibitors and Friends, Welcome to Colonial Carriage & Driving Society s 20th Annual Pleasure Driving Show. Colonial Carriage & Driving Society and Orleton Farm are proud to play a part in promoting the history and tradition of pleasure driving here in the Berkshire Hills. The Berkshires had great history in the gilded age with the large estates and wonderful carriage houses as the place to come and be seen driving your horse and carriage. Harvey and Mary make their home at Orleton Farm, which has been in Mary s family since 1900 and has always been a horse facility. The grounds have become home to Colonial Carriage for its many events held here throughout the year: sleigh rallies, clinics, fun day, club meetings, and the pleasure show. The show started 20 years ago at famous sculptor Daniel Chester French s home, Chesterwood, in Stockbridge, Massachusetts. The show continued there for three years, with the number of exhibitors and spectators increasing each year. The need for more space prompted the show to move to Eden Hill, one of Stockbridge s great estates. In 2006, with the desire to add more classes, the show expanded to a two-day show and moved to Orleton Farm. A third day was added in 2011, expanding the show with more classes and divisions for our exhibitors. The Orleton Farm Pleasure Driving Show, Combined Test and Super Derby is a unique event, in 2016 the event expanded to a four day event to further accommodate the increasing interest in this venue. We continue that format in There are classes and divisions for everyone. The first day offers the Super Derby for VSEs, ponies and horses. Friday offers the traditional Combined Test of dressage and cone classes. Friday will also offer an optional scored Cross Country Pleasure Drive and Super Drive for the exhibitor s choosing to stay over from the Derby for the pleasure show, or exhibitors arriving early in preparation for the pleasure show but not necessarily interested in the Derby. The two-day pleasure driving show 2018 schedule will continue to offer the Utility Vehicle Division, a Park Division and a Picnic Class along with a popular American Heritage class and the Ride and Drive class. We have split the multiples to offer a Tandem Division and Unicorn/Four-in- Hand Division. These classes will bring variety and excitement to the event will continue the Maiden Horse/Pony Division and the Trade and Commercial Vehicle Classes. As our show continues to grow, we are dedicated to make your experience the best possible. On Sunday the Gathering of Vintage of Automobiles will be on display. Our stabling opens Tuesday morning, June 5, for those who want to come early. Exhibitors are invited to the Pizza Party Wednesday evening followed by the Exhibitor s Briefing for the Derby on Thursday. Burgers & Beer BBQ, hosted by Orleton Farm, on Thursday evening at 6:00 PM will include presentation of the Derby awards and be followed by the Exhibitor s Briefing for the Combined Test and the Pleasure Drive. On Friday, a wine and cheese party for exhibitors will be held along with the presentation of awards at the end of the day. Saturday night again features the popular buffet BBQ open to exhibitors, family and friends. Please purchase tickets with your entry. The show relies on the friendly volunteers from Colonial Carriage. They are committed to making your show experience the best possible without them, the show would not go on. You can identify our volunteers from their club shirts. They can help with any questions you may have about the show or Colonial Carriage. We also take this opportunity to thank all competitors for participating, sponsors, and advertisers for their support, and all spectators for coming. The multi-day show schedule comes with certain financial risk for Colonial Carriage. Entry fees and other showing fees alone do not cover the cost of the running the show. Please consider being a sponsor or program advertiser as you fill out your entry form or consider visiting the show. With your financial support, the show will continue to grow and enhance your showing experience in the future. We urge you to make your motel reservations early as there are other events in town on our show weekend dates. We hope you enjoy your weekend at Orleton Farm and wish you all a safe and successful show. Harvey and Mary Stokes Waller Colonial Carriage & Driving Society 2

3 Come and share a weekend with horses, carriages, old cars and good friends in the beautiful Berkshires. Opening Pizza Party for exhibitors and volunteers Wednesday, June 6 at 6:00 PM Exhibitor Briefing to Follow Super Derby Day Dressage Starting at 8:00 AM Thursday, June 7 Derby Obstacles after 1:00 PM, Thursday, June 7 Derby Awards and Burgers and Beer Welcome Barbeque Hosted by Orleton Farm Thursday, June 7 at 6:00 PM Combined Test and Cross Country Pleasure Drive Dressage Starting at 8:00 AM Friday, June 8 Cross Country Pleasure Drive 11:00 AM-1:00 PM Friday, June 8 Awards & Wine & Cheese Party at end of Friday Show Pleasure Driving Show Classes Starting at 9:00 AM on Saturday & Sunday, June 9 & 10 Buffet at 6:00 PM on Saturday (purchase tickets with entry) Vintage Car Gathering - Sunday, June 10, 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM. Ribbons and Trophies Awarded Division Championships For latest details & additional prize lists, go to ColonialCarriage.org 3

4 ORLETON FARM and the Colonial Carriage & Driving Society invite you to the 20 th ANNUAL Super Derby, Combined Test, Cross Country Pleasure Diving & Pleasure Driving Show THRUSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY JUNE 7, 8, 9 & 10, 2018 Dressage Judges Mickie Bowen, Kail Palmer-Miller Pleasure Show Judges Mickie Bowen, Kail Palmer-Miller Technical Delegate Lauren Reece Course Designers Marc Johnson, Tom & Mike Harrigan Anson & Harley Waller Show Manager Harvey Waller Secretary Dr. Ann Willey Announcer TBD Show Closing Date May 18, 2018 For more information about the Orleton Farm 20th Annual Pleasure Driving Show, ColonialCarriage.org, call Dr. Ann Willey or westgate@taconic.net Days of Show Phone (Ann Willey) or (Harvey Waller) VETERINARIAN & FARRIER ON CALL FOOD AVAILABLE ON THE GROUNDS This show is an ADS recognized competition conducted in accordance with the regulations and directives of the American Driving Society. 4

5 DIRECTIONS TO ORLETON FARM 31 Prospect Hill Road, Stockbridge, MA From the West: New York State Thruway: Take Exit B3 and follow Route 102 east to center of Stockbridge, turn left onto Pine Street, go 500 feet and bear left on Prospect Hill Road. Go 1.5 miles on left. From the East: Mass. Turnpike: Take Exit 2 Lee and follow Route 102 west to center of Stockbridge, turn right onto Pine Street, go 500 feet and bear left on Prospect Hill Road. Go 1.5 miles on left. From Vermont and Connecticut: Take U.S. Route 7 to Stockbridge. Then take Route 102 west to center of Stockbridge, turn right onto Pine Street, go 500 feet and bear left on Prospect Hill Road. Go 1.5 miles on left. ACCOMMODATIONS Stockbridge Village (go to Stockbridgechamber.org): Red Lion Inn (1.5 miles away); Great Barrington (5 miles away): Holiday Inn Express ; Comfort Inn & Suites ; Lenox (5 miles away): Hampton Inn & Suites Due to other activities in the Berkshires, please make reservations early. 5

6 PLEASURE DRIVING SHOW CONDITIONS AND RULES 1. The Committee reserves the right to eliminate or consolidate classes as entries warrant; THREE (3) entries minimum. 2. Entries close May 18, Post entries may be accepted after that date at an additional $10 per class, room permitting. However, post entries will not appear in the published program. 3. Entry Fees: Checks payable to Colonial Carriage (CCDS) Orleton Farm Super Derby driven by a single whip (1 dressage test, cones, and derby obstacle entry) $150. Combined Test Dressage and Cones driven by a single whip (1 dressage test and cones): $80. Additional dressage test may be driven at $40 per test if schedule permits. Cross Country Pleasure Drive: $40 Super Pleasure Drive with combination of scores for combined test and drive: $60 Pleasure Driving Show: $100 per division (i.e., Turnout, Reinsmanship, Ring Obstacle and Cross Country Obstacle) and/or $30 per individual class. Any division with less than 4 classes or the special classes will be charged at the individual class rate of $30. Post Closing Late Fee is $10 additional per class. Office Processing Fee: $25 per whip. 4. For non-ads members, there is a required fee of $30 for the event payable to ADS, which may be applied to 2017 ADS membership. Liability waiver must be signed by the exhibitor and any one riding on the vehicle. Any exhibitor driving or carrying a passenger is subject to disqualification if the waiver has not been signed by all parties. 5. Numbers will not be assigned without payment of all fees, properly signed entry forms, ADS disclaimer, a negative Coggins test taken within 1 year and a current rabies vaccination certificate, and influenza/rhino vaccine certificate. 6. Removing the bridle from an animal harnessed to a vehicle or leaving an animal unattended while hitched any where on the show grounds will result in immediate elimination. 7. All drivers must carry a whip, wear a hat, apron and gloves while driving their equines. 8. An EMT/EMS, veterinarian, and farrier will be on call. 9. A course map for the cones and cross country obstacle course will be available at the show. 10. For Sale Carriages: An area will be provided to accommodate horse drawn carriages to be brought to the show for the purpose of sale and viewing by the public. The Display Fee is $25.00 payable to Colonial Carriage. 6

7 PLEASURE DRIVING SHOW CONDITIONS AND RULES (Continued) 11. Stalls are available at $175 for any part or all of the show, with two bags of shavings, check payable to ColonialCarriage (CCDS). A deposit of $25.00 is required per stall by separate check made payable to Colonial Carriage. Stall reservations and payment must be made by May 18, Refunds on entries will be made, minus a $40 processing fee, only upon the receipt of a Veterinarian s Certificate or Physician s certificate attesting to the inability of the animal or whip to participate due to illness or injury. These certificates MUST be received prior to the opening of the show on June 7, Stall fees are not refundable. 13. There is a $40.00 fee for showing out of your trailer, for one or for all days of the show, payable with your entry. 14. All dogs must be leashed at all times. Owners whose dogs are found to be unleashed will be impounded and may be reclaimed upon payment of a $50.00 fine. 15. Orleton Farm Super Derby will be offered for single, pairs, and multiples of VSEs, ponies, and horses. See ADS Appendix CD-C for description and rules. VSE divisions will be held only if entries warrant. VSE derby obstacles may be offered as a modified obstacle course in the small arena (20m x 40m). Training level entries may drive any vehicle, pleasure or marathon. Cantering in the obstacles will be penalized. Preliminary and Intermediate entries must drive marathon type vehicles for the derby obstacles. Cantering is expected. 16. Orleton Farm Cross Country Pleasure Drive, Orleton Farm rules, will be driven over fields and carriage roads for approximately 4 KM. The course will include a mixture of pleasure and CDE type obstacles, different from those used in the pleasure show cross country courses. The drive is intended to be informal and fun as an introduction to the more formal CDE marathon courses. The course may be driven as a single event. Or the whip may declare on Thursday their intent to drive the course as part of the Super Combined Cross Country Drive to be eligible for awards based on the combination of the combined test and the cross country drive. The drive will be offered with the same divisions as the combined test, each with a specified optimum time for completion of the course. The course will be scored with time penalties over and under the optimum time and any obstacle penalties. Exhibitors are urged to become familiar with the CDE type hazards with multiple gates as marked on the course. Each hazard gate will be marked with directional arrows. The course is not intendedto be a memory test. 17. It is intended that the Thursday and Friday schedules will allow exhibitors to participate in all three events, Super Derby, Combined Test, and Cross Country Drive at their choice followed by the 2 days of the Pleasure Show. Exhibitors may plan to come for one day or any combination of classes over the 4 days. 18. Golf carts will be available for 4 day rental at $250 each. 7

8 8:00AM *Dressage Tests Training Dressage - Test #2 19. VSE Single & Pair** 20. Single Pony 21. Single Horse 22. Multiples Preliminary Dressage - Test #6 23. VSE Single & Pair ** 24. Single Pony 25. Single Horse 26. Multiples (Test 5) Intermediate Dressage - Test #7 27. VSE Single & Pair ** 28. Single Pony 29. Single Horse 30. Multiples 8:45 AM CONES 31. VSE Single & Pair 32. Single Pony 33. Single Horse 34. Pairs and Multiples, pony or horse 1:00 PM DERBY OBSTACLES Training 35. VSE Single & Pair** 36. Single Pony 37. Single Horse 38. Pairs and Multiples, pony or horse Preliminary 39. VSE Single & Pair ** 40. Single Pony 41. Single Horse 42. Pairs and Multiples, pony or horse Intermediate 43. VSE Single & Pair ** 44. Single Pony 45. Single Horse 46. Pairs and Multiples, pony or horse *Dressage will be limited to one test per competitor.. ** All VSE exhibitors may perform in a 20m x 40m arena. VSE derby will be offered only if entries warrant. The VSE derby obstacle course will be run over a modified course in the small, 20m x 40m, arena. *** Intermediate tests will be performed in a 40m x 100m arena. Whips should proceed to the cones course upon completion of their dressage test(s). 8 TENTATIVE CLASS TIME SCHEDULE - SUPER DERBY THURSDAY, JUNE 7 STARTING at 8:00 AM CLASS RULES Please refer to American Driving Society (ADS) Rules for the following classes: Cones Driving (for Combined Test): Chapter 13 Article 971, 1 Derby obstacles Appendix CD-C Orleton Farm Super Derby will be offered for single, pairs, and multiples of VSEs, ponies, and horses. See ADS Appendix CD-C for description and rules. VSE divisions will be held only if entries warrant. VSE derby obstacles may be offered in as a modified obstacle course in the small arena (20m x 40m). Training level entries may drive any vehicle, pleasure or marathon. Cantering in the obstacles will be penalized. Preliminary and Intermediate entries must drive marathon type vehicles for the derby obstacles. Cantering is expected. AWARDS SUPER DERBY: Six ribbons and a trophy will be awarded to the turnouts with the lowest number of penalty points in the combination of a Dressage Test, Cones Class, and Derby Obstacles Class in the following divisions: Training VSE Single or Pair Training Single Pony Training Single Horse Training Pairs and Multiples, pony or horse Preliminary VSE Single or Pair Preliminary Single Pony Preliminary Single Horse Preliminary Pairs and Multiples, pony or horse Intermediate VSE Single or Pair Intermediate Single Pony Intermediate Single Horse Intermediate Pairs and Multiples, pony or horse

9 American Driving Society WAIVER To be signed by every competition participant, including each person who rides with a driver on a carriage not only during the actual competition but including any time from arrival at the competition to departure. I understand that neither American Driving Society ( ADS ) and its officers, the Driving Event Competition ( Competition ), Competition judges, officials or organizing committee nor the property owners accept any responsibility for accidents, damage, injury or illness to the horses, owners, riders, drivers, grooms, passengers, attendants, spectators or any other person or property in connection with this competition. I hereby expressly agree for myself and my principals, representatives, employees and agents: (1) to be bound by the rules and by-laws of the ADS and any local rules of this competition; (2) that every horse driver, attendant, groom and/or passenger is eligible as entered; and (3) and to accept as final any decision of the competition, and agree to hold the ADS, its officers, directors, employees and agents, and competition judges, officials and organizing committee, harmless for any action taken, I am fully aware that horse sports, including driving, and this competition involve inherent dangerous risk of serious injury or death and by participating I do so voluntarily and expressly assume any and all risks of injury or loss, and I agree to indemnify and hold the ADS, its officers, directors, employees and agents, and competition judges, officials, and organizing committee, harmless from and against all claims including any injury or loss suffered during or in conjunction with the Competition, whether or not such claim, injury or loss results either directly or indirectly, from the negligent acts or omissions of the ADS, its officers, directors, employees and agents, or competition judges, officials and organizing committee. DRIVERS SIGNATURE (Parent or Guardian if under 21 years) BOTH SIDES OF THIS FORM MUST BE COMPLETED 9

10 BOTH SIDES OF THIS FORM MUST BE COMPLETED r Waiver r Rabies Certificate r Coggins Test r Influenza/Rhino Vac. Cert. ORLETON FARM DRIVING SHOW ENTRy FORM Date: Entries & Golf Cart Rentals Close May 18, 2018 WHIP NAME: ADDRESS: CITy/STATE/ZIP: TELEPHONE: Approximate arrival time and date: Number of stalls needed: Please stable with: ADS# if Jr.: Date of Birth _ TURNOUT ONE Wheel measurement Name of Equine Age Height Sex Color Breed Carriage Class Numbers* THURSDAY: FRIDAY: SATURDAY/SUNDAY: TURNOUT TWO Wheel measurement Name of Equine Age Height Sex Color Breed Carriage Class Numbers* THURSDAY: FRIDAY: SATURDAY/SUNDAY: 10 * Please indicate second dressage choice Thursday by circling the class number. * Indicate Super Drive Friday by circling class numbers.

11 FEES: Thursday Combined Test:...$80 2nd Dressage...$40 Friday Super Derby...$150 xcountry Pleasure Drive...$40 Super xcountry Drive...$60 Saturday/Sunday Pleasure Show Division Fee...$100 x # divisions Class Fee...$30 x # classes Late Entry Fee...$10 x # classes Stabling Fee...$175/stall x # stalls Show Out of Trailer...$40/equine x # equines Golf Cart Rental 4 days...$250 Saturday Night BBQ...$35/person x # persons Office Handling Fee...$25 per whip Show Sponsorship: $25 $50 $100 $200 $300 $500 TOTAL PAYABLE TO CCDS Stall Deposit...$25/stall x # stalls SEPARATE CHECK PAYABLE TO CCDS MAIL ALL SHOW ENTRIES AND CHECKS TO: Dr. Ann Willey 299 Pond Hill Road, Chatham, NY Phone: westgate@taconic.net 11

12 1. Groom/Navigator/Passenger/Attendant Signature: Print Name: 2. Groom/Navigator/Passenger/Attendant Signature: Print Name: 3. Groom/Navigator/Passenger/Attendant Signature: Print Name: PERMISSION FOR MINOR TO SHOW: Note: Parent or Guardian must sign if competitor is under 21. I hereby consent to the entry of my child in this horse show and certify that I have read the foregoing representations and statements and that the same may be deemed a part thereof, and hereby accept responsibility thereunder for the participation of said minor: SIGNATURE OF PARENT OR GUARDIAN: BIRTH DATE OF CHILD: This form is for ADS approved competitions only. ADS non-member fee: $30 PAyABLE TO ADS TOTAL: NOTE: At all ADS approved competitions, the driver is required to be a member of the ADS or pay a non-member fee of $ ( is fee does NOT provide insurance coverage). Remember to include your correct ADS number. you may be asked to present your current membership card to the Secretary. 12 BOTH SIDES OF THIS FORM MUST BE COMPLETED

13 TENTATIVE CLASS TIME SCHEDULE - COMBINED TEST FRIDAY, JUNE 8 STARTING at 8:00 AM 8:00AM *Dressage Tests Training Dressage - Test #2 1. VSE Single & Pair* 4. Single Pony 5. Single Horse 6. Pairs and Multiples, pony or horse Junior to Drive 7. Whip may select level of test Preliminary Dressage - Test #6 2. VSE Single & Pair ** 8. Single Pony 9. Single Horse 10. Pairs and Multiples, pony or horse Intermediate Dressage - Test #7 3. VSE Single & Pair ** 11. Single Pony 12. Single Horse 13. Pairs and Multiples, pony or horse 8:45 AM CONES 14. VSE Single & Pair ** 15. Single Pony 16. Single Horse 17. Pairs and Multiples, pony or horse 18. Junior to Drive * Dressage will be limited to one test per competitor unless time permits. Should time allow, a second may be possible for a fee of $40. If interested in a second test, please list your choice on the entry blank. ** All VSE exhibitors may perform in a 20m x 40m arena. All VSE dressage classes will run sequentially in the small ring prior to the start of the pony and horse classes in the large ring. *** Intermediate tests will be performed in a 40m x 100m arena. Whips should proceed to the cones course upon completion of their dressage test(s). CLASS RULES Please refer to American Driving Society (ADS) Rules for the Obstacles - Cones Driving (for Combined Test): Chapter 13 Article 971, 1 The whip must declare on Thursday their intent to drive the Cross Country Pleasure Drive course as part of the Super Combined Cross Country Drive to be eligible for awards based on the combination of the combined test and the cross country drive. Six ribbons and a trophy will be awarded to the turnouts with the lowest number of penalty points in the combination of a Dressage Test and the Cones Class in the following divisions: Training VSE Single or Pair Training Single Pony Training Single Horse Training Pairs and Multiples, pony or horse Junior to Drive Preliminary VSE Single or Pair Preliminary Single Pony Preliminary Single Horse Preliminary Pairs and Multiples, pony or horse Intermediate VSE Single or Pair Intermediate Single Pony Intermediate Single Horse Intermediate Pairs and Multiples, pony or horse 13

14 TENTATIVE CLASS TIME SCHEDULE - CROSS COUNTRY PLEASURE DRIVE FRIDAY, JUNE 8 STARTING at 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM Orleton Farm Cross Country Pleasure Drive, Orleton Farm rules, will be driven over fields and carriage roads for approximately 4 KM. The course will include a mixture of pleasure and CDE type obstacles, different from those used in the pleasure show cross country courses. The drive is intended to be informal and fun as an introduction to the more formal CDE marathon courses. The course may be driven as a single event for exhibitors entering neither the Combined Test or the Super Derby, or the whip may declare on Thursday their intent to drive the course as part of the Super Combined Cross Country Drive to be eligible for awards based on the combination of the combined test and the cross country drive. The drive will be offered with the same divisions as the combined test, each with a specified optimum time for completion of the course. The course will be scored with time penalties over and under the optimum time and any obstacle penalties. It is intended that the Thursday and Friday schedules will allow exhibitors to participate in all three events, Combined Test, Super Derby, and Cross Country Drive at their choice followed by the 2 days of the Pleasure Show. Exhibitors may plan to come for one day or any combination of classes over the 4 days. 11:00 AM - Cross Country Pleasure Drive (Orleton Farm Rules) Training 47. VSE Single & Pair 48. Single Pony 49. Single Horse 50. Pairs and Multiples, pony or horse Preliminary 51. VSE Single & Pair 52. Single Pony 53. Single Horse 54. Pairs and Multiples, pony or horse AWARDS: CROSS COUNTRY PLEASURE DRIVE: Six ribbons and a trophy will be awarded to the turnouts with the lowest number of penalty points in the following divisions: Whip must specify division to establish optimum time. VSE Single or Pair Single Pony Single Horse Pairs and Multiples, pony or horse AWARDS: SUPER CROSS COUNTRY PLEASURE DRIVE: Champion, Reserve, and 6 ribbons, and a trophy will be awarded to the turnouts with the lowest number of penalty points in the combination of the Combined Test and the Cross Country Pleasure Drive in the following divisions: Training VSE Single or Pair Training Single Pony Training Single Horse Training Pairs and Multiples, pony or horse Preliminary VSE Single or Pair Preliminary Single Pony Preliminary Single Horse Preliminary Pairs and Multiples, pony or horse Intermediate VSE Single or Pair Intermediate Single Pony Intermediate Single Horse Intermediate Pairs and Multiples, pony or horse Intermediate 55. VSE Single & Pair 56. Single Pony 57. Single Horse 58. Pairs and Multiples, pony or horse 14

15 PLEASURE DRIVING SHOW SATURDAY, JUNE 9 STARTING AT 9:00 AM MAIN RING 9:00 AM 154. Utility Reinsmanship 132. Single Horse Pleasure Turnout 136. Pair Horse Pleasure Turnout 128. Pair Pony Pleasure Turnout 120. VSE Pleasure Turnout 124. Single Pony Pleasure Turnout 121. VSE Reinsmanship 140. Tandem Horse/Pony Pleasure Turnout 157. American Heritage Turnout 158. Unicorn, Four-in-Hand Horse/Pony Pleasure Turnout 166. Picnic Class LUNCH BREAK 127. Single Pony Progressive 135. Single Horse Progressive 155. Utility Progressive 164. Carriage Dog 148. Novice to Drive Pleasure Turnout 141. Tandem Horse/Pony Reinsmanship 149. Novice to Drive Reinsmanship 165. Old Gaurd CROSS COUNTRY COURSE Saturday June 11, 10:00 AM 156. Utility Cross Country Obstacle 138. Pair Horse Cross Country Obstacle 130. Pair Pony Cross Country Obstacle 171. Maiden Horse/Pony Cross Country Obstacle 161. Unicorn, Four-in-Hand Horse/Pony Cross Country Obstacle SUNDAY, JUNE 10 STARTING AT 9:00 AM MAIN RING 9:00 AM 123. VSE Fault & Out 139. Pair Horse Fault & Out 131. Pair Pony Fault & Out 160. Unicorn, Four-in-HandHorse/Pony Fault & Out 147. Junior to Drive Fault & Out 151. Novice to Drive Fault & Out 143. Tandem Horse/Pony Fault & Out 170. Maiden Horse/Pony Fault & Out 125. Single Pony Reinsmanship 137. Pair Horse Reinsmanship 144. Junior to Drive Pleasure Turnout 129. Pair Pony Reinsmanship 167a Ride & Drive - Driven LUNCH BREAK 167b Ride & Drive - Ridden 172. Trade & Commercial Turnout 159. Unicorn, Four-in-Hand Horse/Pony Reinsmanship 150. Novice to Drive Working Pleasure 169. Maiden Horse/Pony Working Pleasure 173. Trade & Commercial Performance 162. Park Turnout 145. Junior to Drive Reinsmanship 163. Park Performance AWARDING OF THE CONCOURS D ELEGANC TROPHY ANNE OSBORN BLISS MEMORIAL TROPHY 133. Single Horse Reinsmanship 146. Junior to Drive Working Pleasure SUNDAY, JUNE 10 STARTING AT 9:30 AM CROSS COUNTRY COURSE 134. Single Horse Cross Country Obstacle 142. Tandem Horse/Pony Cross Country Obstacle 126. Single Pony Cross Country Obstacle 122. VSE Cross Country Obstacle 15

16 PLEASURE DRIVING SHOW DIVISIONS & CHAMPIONSHIPS Championship and reserve championship ribbons and trophy will be awarded to the turnouts accumulating the greatest number of points in classes in the following divisions. Entries must compete in all the classes listed for the division to be eligible for championships. Each class will be issued 6 ribbons and a trophy; VSE Single & Pair 120. Pleasure Turnout 121. Reinsmanship 122. Cross Country Obstacle 123. Fault & Out Obstacle Division may be split if entries warrant. Single Pony 124. Pleasure Turnout 125. Reinsmanship 126. Cross Country Obstacle 127. Progressive Obstacle Division may be split if entries warrant. Pair Pony 128. Pleasure Turnout 129. Reinsmanship 130. Cross Country Obstacle 131. Fault & Out Obstacle Single Horse 132. Pleasure Turnout 133. Reinsmanship 134. Cross Country Obstacle 135. Progressive Obstacle Division may be split if entries warrant. Pair Horse 136. Pleasure Turnout 137. Reinsmanship 138. Cross Country Obstacle 139. Fault & Out Obstacle Tandem Horse/Pony 140. Pleasure Turnout 141. Reinsmanship 142. Cross Country Obstacle 143. Fault & Out Obstacle Trade & Commercial Vehicles 172. Turnout 173. Performance Junior to Drive Single Horse/Pony 144. Pleasure Turnout 145. Reinsmanship 146. Working Pleasure 147. Fault & Out Obstacle Novice to Drive 148. Pleasure Turnout 149. Reinsmanship 150. Working Pleasure 151. Fault & Out Obstacle Utility Single Pony/Horse 154. Reinsmanship 155. Progressive Obstacle 156. Cross Country Obstacle Unicorn, Four-in-Hand Horse/Pony Division 158. Pleasure Turnout 159. Reinsmanship 160. Fault & Out Obstacle 161. Cross Country Obstacle Park 162. Turnout 163. Performance Concours d Elegance Judged throughout the show. Sponsored by Orleton Farm. The Anne Osborn Bliss Memorial Trophy will be presented to the entry that the judges feel most exemplifies her sense of style. Special Classes - 6 ribbons and trophy 157. American Heritage Turnout 164. Carriage Dog 165. Old Guard 166. Picnic Class 167a & b Ride & Drive Maiden Horse/Pony 169. Working Pleasure 170. Fault & Out Obstacle 171. Cross Country Obstacle 16

17 PLEASURE DRIVING SHOW DIVISION AND CLASS DESCRIPTIONS Tandem Division: Open to horse and pony tandems. Novice to Drive Division: Open to single horse/ pony drivers and will be governed by ADS rules, Article Junior to Drive Division: Open to whips 18 years of age or younger as of Jan years of age or younger to be accompanied by an adult. Helmets are required. Utility Division: Open to single pony and single horse put to a two or four-wheeled training/ marathon type vehicle not suitable for any other division or class. Pneumatic tires acceptable in the Utility Division. Attire should be appropriate for a pleasure show (hat, apron, gloves, whip). No cross entries with this vehicle. American Heritage Turnout Class: Open to all who are turned out to a turn of the century or Currier and Ives type of appearance. Please provide a detailed description and history to the announcer prior to the class. Park Division: Park Turnout: To be shown in an appropriate antique or antique type vehicle (i.e., Gig, Phaeton) turned out in formal Park style. To be shown both ways of the arena at a park walk, park trot, and show your horse (a smart trot without excessive speed). Entries should stand quietly in the line-up. 70% on the condition, fit and appropriateness of harness and vehicle, spares and appointments, neatness and appropriateness of attire and overall impression 30% on performance, manners and way of going. Park Performance: A pleasure driving class in which entries are judged primarily on gaits (See ADS Article ). To be shown in an appropriate antique or antique type vehicle (i.e., Gig, Phaeton) turned out in formal Park style. To be shown both ways of the arena at a park walk, park trot, and show your horse (a smart trot without excessive speed). Entries should stand quietly in the line-up. 70% on performance, quality of horse, and manners 30% on overall impression. Picnic Class: A pleasure driving class in which entries are judged primarily on the performance and quality of turnout as well as the presentation of a picnic. Competitors will be asked to work their turnout both directions of the arena, then retreat to a designated picnic area. The horse will be unhitched and taken back to the stable area while the participants prepare their picnic for viewing. All picnic participants and their amenities must be part of the turnout during the arena portion of the class. The judge (or honorary judges) will visit the picnic area and competitors will describe the type of picnic they are presenting. Old Guard Class: Open to exhibitors 65 years of age or older wishing to show a single, pair, unicorn, or four-in-hand of horse(s), pony(ies), or other equine(s). A pleasure driving class, it will be judged both ways of the ring at a walk, slow trot, and working trot, and entries may be asked to walk when reversing across the diagonal and when lining up. Entries should stand quietly in the lineup. All entries chosen for a workout may be worked both ways of the arena at any gait requested by the judge and may be asked to execute a figure of eight. Ride and Drive: Turn out to be shown as a driven working pleasure class both ways of the arena to an appropriate pleasure vehicle. The turnout will then retire and the whip will return in appropriate English riding attire to ride the horse or pony both ways of the ring at a walk, trot and canter. Unicorn/Four-in-Hand Division: Open to horse or pony multiple turnouts in the Unicorn or Four-in-Hand arrangement. Maiden Horse/Pony: Open to equines who have never won a blue ribbon at an ADS event. Trade & Commercial: Open to exhibitors with any configuration of equines put to an appropriate and authentic vehicle used in the trades or commercial ventures. Orleton Farm Rules. CLASS RULES Please refer to American Driving Society (ADS) Rules for the following classes: Pleasure Driving Turnout: Article 218, 1-3 Novice to Drive Article 31.2 Reinsmanship: Article 222 Cross Country Obstacles: Guidelines in Chapter 7 Section A Orleton Farm length of course is approximately miles. Timed Obstacles: Article 247, 1-3 Progressive Obstacles: Article Fault & Out: Article Carriage Dog: Article 231 Park Classes: Article , 221 Maiden Classes: Article Working Pleasure: Article 218 Ride & Drive: Article 227 Concours d Elegance: Article 230 Picnic: Article

18 AMERICAN DRIVING SOCIETY Every person participating in the show is responsible for knowledge of, and is subject to, the ADS Rules and Regulations. Members receive a copy of the current Handbook including Pleasure Driving, Combined and Dressage standards for competition, lists of judges and technical delegates, dressage tests, and THE WHIP, publication of the American Driving Society. I would like to become a member of the ADS: Life - $1000 Family - $95 Individual - $75 Junior (under 18) - $40 Club - $60 Commercial - $60 TOTAL Driving Interest: Pleasure (non competitive) Showing: Pleasure Shows Combined Driving Other Membership expires on December 31, Name Address City _ State _ Zip Code Phone Local Driving Affiliate Method of Payment: Check VISA MasterCard Credit Card # Expiration Signature MAIL ADS MEMBERSHIP TO: ADS, P.O. Box 278, Cross Plains, WI phone Fax: Colonial Carriage & Driving Society We strive to present quality driving events that demonstrate the different traditions of driving for pleasure including a sleigh rally, clinics, fun day, field trips, and the annual pleasure show. Members enjoy the social aspect that the Society brings to each meeting and special event. Friends get together to have fun, to drive their horses, and to learn more about carriage driving. ColonialCarriage.org Membership Form: Annual Dues $25.00 New Renewal Please send membership dues to: Ann Willey, 299 Pond Hill Rd., Chatham, NY Name Street/Mailing Address Town State Zip Phone 18 Interests: Recreational Driving Competition Education Volunteering Other We look forward to your joining our organization for the opportunity it provides for all aspects of the sport of driving!

19 COLONIAL CARRIAGE & DRIVING SOCIETY WELCOMES YOU AND INVITES YOUR SUPPORT We hope your journey to the 20th Orleton Farm Pleasure Driving Show will be a pleasant one and that you and your friends will enjoy the weekend filled with diverse driving classes and social events. You will begin to experience the history and tradition of carriage driving in the Berkshires. As you drive up Prospect Hill from the Red Lion Inn, which was a coaching inn and tavern established c. 1873, you will pass several of the former summer cottages of the late 19th century including Bonnie Brae (now the Shrine of the Divine Mercy), Naumkeag (a Choate family residence), Oronoque and you will shortly arrive at your destination: Orleton Farm. Upon passing through the entrance of the Farm, you will marvel at the beautiful grounds and pageantry of the horse show and surrounding activities. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for sharing your enthusiasm for preserving the tradition of pleasure carriage driving by attending the show. This is the second year of a four day show at Orleton Farm. Colonial Carriage has expanded the format at considerable financial risk. The members know how much you will enjoy the show and encourage you to help the club meet their expenses with your generous support. All contributors will be listed in the show program if received prior to May 18, Levels of support with their benefits for you and your guests: $25 Bronze Patron. Admission for two on Saturday or Sunday. $50 Class Sponsor. Present award to class winner. Admission for two on Saturday or Sunday. Please specify class or one will be assigned. $100 Silver Patron. Admission for two on Saturday or Sunday, lunches included. $200 Division Sponsor. Present award to champion and reserve. Admission for two on Saturday and Sunday, lunches included. Please specify division or one will be assigned. $300 Gold Patron. Admission for four, both days, lunches included. $500 Show Sponsor. Admission for four, both days. Lunches and Saturday buffet for four included. Banner displayed at Coach Barn Shoppes. Please contact Ann Willey for details on display or business card ads in the show program at westgate@taconic.net or Let Ann know if you would like sponsorship information sent to your friends. Additional forms are available at ColonialCarriage.org. You may also include your sponsorship donation with your entry or make a separate check payable to Colonial Carriage and send to: Dr. Ann Willey, 299 Pond Hill Road, Chatham, NY Thank you for your consideration of support. The Orleton Farm Pleasure Driving Show Sponsorship Committee 19

20 Colonial Carriage & Driving Society 2018 Schedule of Events Saturday, February 24-6:30pm... Annual Meeting and Banquet Wednesday, March 21-6:30pm...Potluck & Meeting Devonfield Inn Wednesday, April 18-6:30pm...General Meeting Saturday - April Spring Clinic Wednesday, May 16-6:30pm... BBQ Meeting Thursday - Sunday June th Annual Carriage & Driving Show Sunday, July Summer Fun Day Wednesday, August 15...General Meeting Saturday, September 8... (Tentative Date) Lenox Tub Parade Wednesday, September 19...General Meeting Friday - Monday, October Berkshire Coaching Weekend Wednesday, October 17...General Meeting (Potluck & Speaker) Wednesday, November 21...General Meeting (Potluck & Speaker) Sunday, December 8... Holiday Party