AT PALGRAVE. August 17-19, 2018 Caledon Equestrian Park. Palgrave, Ontario

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1 AT PALGRAVE August 17-19, 2018 Caledon Equestrian Park Palgrave, Ontario

2 THE ZONE CLASSIC AT PALGRAVE SILVER/BRONZE HUNTER/JUMPER August 17-19, 2018 The following officials have been invited. The Show Management reserves the right to add to or alter this list Competition Manager Competition Secretary Course Designers Judges Stewards Announcers Awards & Presentations Christine Reupke Equestrian Management Group 200 Pine Avenue Palgrave, ON L7E 0M1 Phone: Fax: Charles Faubert Danny Foster Cathy Aker Debbie McFadden Di Langmuir Graeme Nicholson Martha Worts Patti Sifton-Munro John Taylor TBD Elaine Goldsmith Paddock Masters Veterinarian (on call) Farrier (on site) Paramedics Amy Aspin Lindsey Jukes Kevin Kobayashi Kelly Price McKee Pownall Equine Services Alex Barr Farrier Services First Tier Medical The Zone Classic at Palgrave Hunter Jumper Show is a recognized member competition of Equestrian Canada and is governed by the rules as such.

3 EQUESTRIAN CANADA STATEMENT OF PRINCIPLE EQUESTRIAN CANADA, the National Federation of Canada, supports adherence to humane treatment of horses in all competitions under its jurisdiction. EQUESTRIAN CANADA is committed to: Upholding the welfare of horses, regardless of value, is 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 owner, trainer, exhibitors and 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 wellbeing 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, sanitation and safety as a matter of standard operating procedure. Continuing to support scientific studies on equine health and welfare. Increasing education in training and horsemanship practices. Requiring owners, trainers and exhibitors to know and follow their sanctioning organization s rules and to work within industry regulations in all equestrian competitions. Reviewing, revising and developing competition rules and regulations that protect the welfare of horses. The standard by which conduct or treatment will be measured is that which a reasonable person, informed and experienced in generally accepted equine training and exhibition procedures, would determine to be neither cruel, abusive nor inhumane. All participants at Central East shows are expected to abide by this statement of Principle. Please note the following when completing your entry forms. **The person responsible for a horse must be an adult who has, or shares, responsibility for the care, training, custody, and performance of the horse and who has official responsibility for that horse under EC rules and is liable under the penalty provisions of the Rules for any violation of the EC Rules. For the purposes of these Rules, the Person Responsible is normally the trainer, owner or competitor who rides or drives the horse during an event, or a parent or legal guardian in the case of junior competitors. The Person Responsible is ultimately responsible for the condition, fitness and management of the horse and is alone responsible for any act performed in the stables by himself or herself or by any other person with authorized access to the horse, or while the horse is being ridden, driven or exercised. The Person Responsible must hold a valid EC Sport License in good standing at the same level or higher in which the horse is competing. However, when the competitor is a Junior, the competitor cannot be the Person Responsible and the Person Responsible may be a parent/guardian who must be at minimum an EC or USEF member in good standing. The Entry Form must list the Person Responsible s name, their EC or USEF member number and must be signed.** RULES AND REGULATIONS TRILLIUM AT PALGRAVE BRONZE AND SILVER DIVISIONS SECTION 1 MEMBERSHIPS 1. Any rider(s) entering bronze/silver classes or divisions at this horse show, and any person or group listed as the owner(s) in the EQUESTRIAN CANADA (EC) Competition Passport of any horse or pony entered in any class or division at this horse show MUST be current members in good standing of the Ontario Equestrian Federation (OEF) and must supply original or photocopy of their 2017 OEF membership card with their entry form, whether or not they intend to collect points toward Central East Zone yearend awards or qualify for the Trillium Championships. 2. Any rider(s) entering bronze/silver classes or divisions at the horse show, and any person or group listed as the owner(s) in EC Competition Passport of any horse or pony entered in any class or division at this horse show MUST be current members in good standing of the Trillium Hunter Jumper Association (THJA) in order to have prize winnings at this horse show count for points towards qualifying for the Trillium Championships and Central East Zone year end awards. This includes the owners of leased horses. 3. All riders and owners of horses or ponies entered in the bronze/silver divisions/classes at this horse show require current EC sport licenses in order to have prize winnings count for points towards qualifying for the Trillium Championships and Central East Zone yearend awards. A copy or original cards must be presented at the horse show. 4. Fully updated EC Horse Recording Numbers and current Sport Licenses are required for horses and ponies competing in all Trillium (Silver) divisions except Hack. Any competitors arriving at the show without proof of the appropriate memberships or passports for their divisions MUST PURCHASE A TEMPORARY LICENSE AND/OR PASSPORT. SECTION 2 ADMINISTRATION 5. Entries and applicable fees must be received on or before the closing date to avoid post entry fees. CLOSING DATE: Friday August 10, 2018, midnight. Post entry fee is $ Refunds: Administration and stall fees are not refundable. NO EXCEPTIONS. Entry fees will be returned if cancelled in the show office 24 hours prior to the first class entered with proper medical documentation. Once a horse has entered the show grounds, there will be no refund unless authorized by the show committee. All unpaid fees will be considered an outstanding account until paid in full.

4 7. No numbers will be issued without a signed open cheque left to cover all charges and fees incurred by the exhibitor. No numbers will be issued to any horse or rider for whom an entry blank has not been fully completed. 8. All NO SHOW entries, including faxed-in entries, will be charged full entry fees and all other applicable fees. All accounts must be settled prior to the next show, otherwise entries will be denied, and no points will be eligible to receive year-end awards. All delinquent accounts as of November 1, 2018 will be forwarded to EQUESTRIAN CANADA. 9. A $50.00 charge will be added to all accounts paid with cheques that are returned from the bank for any reason. 10. Show Management reserves the right to change or amend show scheduling at their discretion. 11. STABLING AND CAMPER SPACE must be arranged directly with EMG - fax (905) Please see the Stabling Form for details. NO REFUNDS. 12. Under NO circumstances will a PHONED IN entry, stabling request, or cancellation be accepted. SECTION 3 GENERAL 13. Every class offered herein is covered by the rules and specifications of the current rules of EC and will be held and judged in accordance with the EC Rule Book (A602.2). 14. As in all public parks, all dogs must be kept on a leash and all owners must abide by the Town of Caledon Poop and Scoop bylaw. Loose dog fees will be assessed at $100 per incident. 15. Protests, if any, must be made in writing and must be in the hands of the secretary within 48 hours of completion of the class concerned. No protest will be considered unless accompanied by a deposit of $50.00 which shall be forfeited to the committee if said protests are not sustained. Protesting an animal s height carries a $ cash deposit. Protests are usually made through the steward of the horse show. Also available at the horse show office are Exhibitor Report Forms. These require no cash deposit and may be submitted to the show office, the steward or sent directly to the OEF. 16. Proper show attire, including jackets, is required for all divisions and classes, including jumper equitation and specialty classes and judged warm-up classes, unless excused by judge or show management. Individual show managers may make specific decisions regarding this rule, Jackets ARE NOT excused unless announced. Exhibitors without jackets may not be permitted to show. Jumpers may show in plain colour, clean polo shirts except in the Jumper Medals and Caledon Cup. 17. Approved headgear: Junior competitors must wear proper fitting, approved protective headgear, with the safety harness correctly secured, at all times while mounted on competition or event grounds. Approved headgear meets the ASTM (American Society for Testing Materials) standards and displays the SEI (Safety Equipment Institute) seal. The British standard, BSI is also acceptable. Anyone mounted on a horse anywhere on the competition grounds must wear approved headgear, with safety harness fastened at all times. 18. Management reserves the right to limit or close the entries of any classes or divisions in an effort to adhere to the timetable. 19. For access to the Caledon Equestrian Park, all attendants must use Birch Avenue or from Mount Hope road via new exhibitor entrance on Buckstown Trail. 20. Vehicles may be parked in designated areas only. No parking on roads or barn areas at any time. EMG reserves the right to tow vehicles 21. Horses must be bathed in wash rack areas only. These areas are for washing HORSES only. 22. All entry forms must be signed by the competitor if they are an adult and must have a parent or guardian signature for juniors. Trainers may not sign as guardian for juniors. No competitor will be allowed to show without the required signature and will be liable for administration fees and scratch fees. 23. Once delivered to the stalls (as indicated on the stall chart) EMG and the Zone Classic at Palgrave are not responsible for any hay and shavings that are removed by unauthorized persons. 24. Any horse entered in any class at a competition subject to the requirements to pay drug testing fees may, while on the competitions grounds and on the recommendation of the chair of the provincial Equine Medication Control Committee or the chair appointee be selected for equine medication control testing. 25. All motorized vehicles including golf carts, scooters, dirt bikes, 4-wheelers, etc. may be operated by licensed drivers ONLY. Any vehicle driven by a minor will be impounded. 26. The Caledon Equestrian Park Pavilion is a licensed area. No alcoholic beverages are allowed in the pavilion other than those purchased at the bar located inside the pavilion. 27. There is absolutely no gray water drainage allowed on the grounds. 28. Absolutely no tents will be allowed at the Zone Classic. 29. Per Article A801, every entry at an EC sanctioned competition shall constitute an agreement by the person responsible that the owner, lessee, trainer, manager, agent, coach, driver or rider and horse shall be subject to the EC constitution and all rules of EC and any additional rules set by the competition. It is the responsibility of all individuals participating in any capacity in EC sanctioned competitions to be knowledgeable regarding the EC constitution and the applicable rules of EC and the additional rules, if any, imposed by the competition. Do not participate in this EC sanctioned competition in any capacity if you do not consent to be bound by the constitution and rules of EC and any additional rules imposed by the competition. 30. Competition back numbers must be visible worn at all times when mounted. 31. Hors Concours entries will be accepted in the Jumper ring only.

5 ENTRY FEES BRONZE AND SILVER DIVISIONS $ Ticketed Jumper Schooling $ Hunter Schooling $ Hunter Ticketed Schooling (Time Permitting) $ Hunter Divisions $ Individual Jumper Classes $ Equitation & Medal Classes $ Total Administration Fee (Include Administration, Trillium Development Fund, Medic, Number, CEP Fee) $ 7.00 Mandatory EC Drug Fee for Silver $ 3.50 Mandatory EC Fee Drug Fee for Bronze $ Post Entry Fee (after 12 am Friday August 10, 2018) $ N.S.F. Cheque $ Corn Roast Tickets for Saturday Night $ Show Stabling Only No Day Stalls Available $ Camper Space $ Scratch Fee $ Non-Showing Horse Fee entry form required PLEASE MAKE CHEQUES PAYABLE TO CHRISTINE REUPKE ZONE CLASSIC Please Note: There is no refund on day-of scratches. PRIZE MONEY TO BE AWARDED TO TOP FOUR PLACINGS AS FOLLOWS Placing Hunter Over Fences Hunter Under Saddle Jumpers Hack Division 1st $ $ $ $ nd $ $ $ $ rd $ $ $ $ th $ $ $ $ RIBBONS WILL BE AWARDED TO EIGHTH PLACE. All divisions will only run if there are three (3) entries or more as of closing date or at the show organizer s discretion.

6 ZONE CLASSIC SILVER DIVISIONS/CLASSES 1. SMALL / MEDIUM HUNTER PONY Entry Fee: $ Height: Small - 2 3, Medium Open to ponies 13.2 hh and under, fences according to current Equine Canada rules. Only B and C Riders may show a small or med. pony. 1. Over Fences 2. Over fences 3. Over Fences 4. Under Saddle 2. LARGE PONY HUNTER Entry Fee: $ Height: 2 9. Open to ponies exceeding 13.2 hh but not exceeding 14.2 hh, fences according to current Equine Canada rules. Open to Juniors only. 5. Over Fences 6. Over Fences 7. Over Fences 8. Under Saddle 3. MODIFIED PONY HUNTER Entry Fee: $ Fences: 2 0 (Small), 2 3 (Med) and 2 6 (Large). Open to all ponies. Ponies will jump 3 below their regular pony hunter division height and distances will be adjusted according to size as per EC Rule G306.6(a)(b). Pony / rider combinations are restricted from competing in any other classes or divisions requiring them to jump. 90. Over Fences 91. Over Fences 92. Over Fences 93. Under Saddle 4. SHORT STIRRUP HUNTER DIVISION Entry Fee: $ Fences not to exceed 21. Riders showing in this division are not eligible to compete in any other divisions over fences but may enter C Equitation on the flat and Greenhawk My First Medal. Open to riders who are of C Equitation age. Open to Ponies and Horses, however distances will not be adjusted for ponies. 9. Over Fences 10. Over Fences 11. Over Fences 12. Under Saddle 5. CHILDREN S 2 6 HUNTER Entry Fee: $ Open to juniors riding horses only. Riders are not eligible to compete in any division with a height over 2'6", except for the Low/High Hunter Development Division, Hack Division, Derby Class #111 and their age appropriate equitation on the flat. 29. Over Fences 30. Over Fences 31. Over Fences 32. Under Saddle 6. ADULT AMATEUR 2 6 HUNTER Entry Fee: $ Open to adult amateurs riding horses only. Riders must hold a valid Equestrian Canada Amateur Card. Riders are not eligible to compete in any division with a height over 2'6", except for the Low/High Hunter Development Division, Hack Division, Derby Class #111 and their age appropriate equitation on the flat. 33. Over Fences 34. Over Fences 35. Over Fences 36. Under Saddle 7. MODIFIED ADULT AMATEUR HUNTER Entry Fee: $ Fences 2'9". Open to horses only. Horse/rider combination may not enter any other class/division at the show except for the Hack Division, the Low/Hi Hunter Development Division, the Modified Adult Medal and equitation flat classes. The rider may enter in any other division or class at that show on another horse or pony. The horse may be shown in another class/division with another rider. 21. Over Fences 22. Over Fences 23. Over Fences 24. Under Saddle

7 8. MODIFIED CHILDREN S HUNTER Entry Fee: $ Fences 2'9". Open to horses only. Horse/rider combination may not enter any other class/division at the show except for the Hack Division, the Low/Hi Hunter Development Division, the Modified Children s Medal and equitation flat classes. The rider may enter in any other division or class at that show on another horse or pony. The horse may be shown in another class/division with another rider. 25. Over Fences 26. Over Fences 27. Over Fences 28. Under Saddle 9. CHILDREN S WORKING HUNTER Entry Fee: $ Fences 3 0. Restrictions as per current Equestrian Canada rules. Art. G Over Fences 14. Over Fences 15. Over Fences 16. Under Saddle 10. ADULT AMATEUR WORKING HUNTER Entry Fee: $ Fences 3 0. All adults competing in this division must possess a current EC Amateur Card. Riders may enter Low section of the Trillium Hunters and Low Section of Trillium Jumpers. 17. Over Fences 18. Over Fences 19. Over Fences 20. Under Saddle 11. LOW WORKING HUNTER Entry Fee $ Fences 3 0. Open to all. Cross entries to Trillium Hunters are restricted to the Low section. 37. Over fences 38. Over fences 39. Over fences 40. Under saddle 12. TRILLIUM LOW/HIGH WORKING HUNTER Entry Fee: $ Fences low 3 3 High 3 6. The Low section is open to all eligible horses and riders. High section not open to Children s or Adult Amateurs. Heights must be declared prior to start of the Division. 41. Over Fences 42. Over Fences 43. Over Fences 44. Under Saddle 13. LOW/HI HUNTER DEVELOPMENT DIVISION Entry Fee: $ Fences low 2 6 High 2 9. This division is open to all horses. Horse and rider combinations may cross enter into the 2 6 Children s and Amateur Divisions, 2 9 Modified Child/Adult Divisions, Hack Division, age appropriate equitation on the flat and Derby Class #111. Competitors may move both up and down in heights between shows, but competitors may not change heights once the division has started. 13. Over Fences 14. Over Fences 15. Over Fences 16. Under Saddle 14. HACK DIVISION HORSES ONLY Entry Fee: $75.00 Open to all riders and horses (14.2 AND OVER). Passports are not required for this division unless the horse is competing in another silver class or division. Horses exhibited in this division are eligible to enter judged schooling classes. As per EC Rules G1201-G Show Hack 54. Road Hack 55. Pleasure Hack

8 EQUITATION CLASSES Entry Fee: $30.00 per class Conditions as outlined in the current Equine Canada rules. Junior A a rider who is 15, 16 or 17 on January 1 of current year. Junior B a rider who is 12, 13 or 14 on January 1 of current year. Junior C a rider who is under 12 on January 1 of current year. 56. A Equitation on the Flat 57. A Equitation Over Fences 58. B Equitation on the Flat 59. B Equitation Over Fences 60. C equitation on the Flat 61. C Equitation Over Fences 62. Adult Amateur Equitation on the Flat 63. Adult Amateur Equitation O/F (3 ) 64. The Next Equitation Superstar Challenge (2 9 ) This goal of this competition is to encourage excellence in equitation and horsemanship over a course of 8 12 obstacles consisting of both hunter and jumper fences. Riders will be encouraged to ride a smooth consistent track with attention paid to position, a workmanlike approach, appropriate distances and overall quality of the ride. Riders may be required to answer one horsemanship question at the completion of their course and up to two tests may be incorporated into the course. Open to A & B aged equitation riders competing in Children s Hunter, Modified Children s Hunter, Low and Trillium Hunter, Large Pony,.9m and 1.0m Jumper. Prizes & Awards Sponsored by The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair GREENHAWK MEDAL CLASSES Entry Fee: $30.00 per class Originally created in the image of the Jump Canada Medal, the Trillium Medal Class has evolved into a specialty class unique to the Trillium Circuit. Where a contradiction exists, these specifications supersede those of the Equestrian Canada Jump Canada Medal. These classes are open to Junior and Amateur riders only. Riders may walk the course. Eligibility as per individual hunter division specs for that particular medal. First Phase - Over Fences: Figure eight course of not less than eight jumps. Class is judged in accordance to Article G1008 Class Routine Over Fences. No additional tests over fences are permitted. Second Phase - On The Flat: All riders who completed the over fences phase to a maximum of 12 shall be called back to perform at a walk, trot and canter in each direction. From a maximum of four competitors, the judge may call for a minimum of two or more requirements from Article G1009 Tests (Equine Canada Rule Book Section G). Scoring: Medal classes will be judged 60% over fences and 40% on the flat. Tack & Equipment: All tack and equipment remains the same for both phases. Restrictions as per Equestrian Canada Article G1003 through G Greenhawk Small/Medium Pony Medal (2 3 /2 6 ) 66. Greenhawk Large Pony Medal (2 9 ) 103. Greenhawk My First Medal 67. Greenhawk Modified Children s Medal (2 9 ) 68. Greenhawk Modified Adult Medal (2 9 ) 69. Greenhawk Children s Medal (3 ) 70. Greenhawk Children s Training Medal (2 6 ) 71. Greenhawk Adult Amateur Training Medal (2 6 ) 72. Greenhawk Jumper Medal (See Specs below) Originally created on the image of the CET Medal, the Trillium Jumper Medal has evolved into a specialty class unique to the Trillium Circuit. These specifications supersede those of the Equine Canada CRT Medal. Open to Juniors and Amateurs only. Riders are to be judged on equitation over a jumper type course with a time allowed. Course height a maximum of 1.0 M and course must contain one double or triple combination with at least one spread fence. Jumping Phase: 60% Flat Phase: 40%. Jumper tack as per current Equine Canada rules (no standing martingales, draw reins or restricted running martingales allowed). Tack must remain the same during the flat phase. Jackets are required. Flat phase will have working walk, working trot sitting and rising, lengthening of the trot and canter, working canter. The working canter on the counter lead must be demonstrated for one full revolution of the ring in each direction. The top four riders after the flat phase may be asked to complete a short test as determined by the judge. These riders will not be able to watch the other riders complete their short test.

9 M JUMPER Entry fee $45.00 per class Open to all. Maximum height of fences to be 0.90 m. May be run with immediate jump off format for Table A classes. 72. Table A (Art ) 73. Table A Speed (Art ) 74. Table A (Art ) M JUMPER Entry fee $45.00 per class Open to horses. Fence height 1.0 metre max. Adults are not permitted to ride ponies in this division. 75. Table A (Art ) 76. Table A Speed (Art ) 77. Table A (Art ) M JUMPER Entry fee $45.00 per class Open to all. Maximum height of fences to be 1.10 m. Will be run with immediate jump-off format for Table A classes. If there are less than 5 entries, this division will be combined with the 1.0m division. 81. Table A (Art ) 82. Table A Speed (Art ) 83. Table A (Art ) JOIN US FOR THE 14 TH ANNUAL EXHIBITORS PARTY AND CORN ROAST! SATURDAY EVENING AT THE COMPLETION OF THE DAY S COMPETITION.

10 ZONE CLASSIC BRONZE DIVISIONS/CLASSES LEAD LINE CLASS Entry Fee: $25.00 Open to children who have not passed their 10 th birthday as of January 1, Riders may not cross enter into any other class. Rider / Ponies must be led by a capable handler 16 years of age or older. 84. Lead Line Class WALK / TROT EQUITATION CLASS Entry Fee: $25.00 Riders may not cross enter into C Equitation classes. They may cross enter into the Cross Rail Hunter Division. 85. Walk / Trot Equitation on the Flat 18. CROSS RAIL HUNTER DIVISION Entry Fee: $ Riders showing in this division are not eligible to compete in any other classes except Walk / Trot Equitation on the Flat. Open to Junior Riders only. Courses will contain a maximum of eight obstacles and will contain no combination obstacles. 86. Over fences 87. Over Fences 88. Over Fences 89. Under Saddle (Walk / Trot only) PONY PLEASURE HACK Entry Fee: $ Pony Pleasure Hack As per EC guidelines for Pleasure Hack in the regular Hack Division. Open to all ponies at the Zone Classic. Ribbons and prizes to eighth. 19. NOVICE HUNTER DIVISION Entry Fee: $ Fences 2 0. Horses or ponies showing in this division may enter other divisions requiring them to jump with a different rider. Riders are limited to this division, Training Eq. on the Flat and the Hack Division. Horse/rider or pony/rider combinations are restricted from competing in any other divisions/classes requiring them to jump. Lines will be set on minimum of 72, with no combinations and no adjustments for ponies. 98. Over Fences 99. Over Fences 100. Over Fences 101. Under Saddle M TRAINING JUMPER Entry fee $45/class Open to all. Horse/Rider combinations are permitted to show in any two Jumper divisions and the Jumper Medal, plus miscellaneous classes. (This does not affect eligibility to show in hunter divisions) 95. Optimum Time 96. Table A (Article 238) 97. Table A (Article 238) MEDAL CLASSES Entry fee $30/class Conditions as outlined in the current Equine Canada rules. The top ten riders from the over fences phase may be called back for further equitation testing on the flat. Tack remains same for both phases Greenhawk Modified Low/High Pony Medal 104. Greenhawk Training Jumper Medal (.75m &.90m) EQUITATION CLASSES 105. Training Equitation on the Flat Entry fee $ Central East THJA Equitation Finals No Entry Fee Open to qualified riders only. Open to all B and A riders and to adult amateur riders. Riders will compete in their age appropriate equitation classes (both flat and over fences/medal) throughout the regular show season. Riders must show in the minimum number of shows as required by the Zone to qualify for year-end awards (i.e. 50%). Riders must compete in both (a) Their age appropriate equitation on the flat and (b) Either their age appropriate equitation over fences or their division appropriate medal class. Riders must declare by the beginning of the second regular season show in which they compete whether they wish to accumulate points in over fences or medal classes. Riders may switch between qualifying classes once they have declared but points will only count in one division and will not be retroactive.

11 Riders will accumulate points for each placing from 1 6 at each show in which they participate as follows: 1 st Place 6 points, 2 nd Place 5 points, 3 rd Place 4 points, 4 th Place 3 points, 5 th Place 2 points, 6 th Place 1 point The top ten (10) riders will be invited to participate in an equitation ride-off to take place during The Zone Classic at Palgrave in August. The ride-off will be a flat portion with one jump (fence to be no higher than 2 6 ) and may include: Walk, trot, canter Counter Canter Collected and extended gaits Other tests as determined by the committee/judges Points will be tallied after each regular season show and will be posted on the Central East THJA website. SCHOOLING HUNTER #150, 151, 152, 153, 154, 155, 156 Entry Fee: $30 per class These classes are open to all horses and riders. They will run on all day open judge s card. Please notify the in gate before you enter the ring whether it is a schooling round or the first round of your division. Ask in gate staff or office staff if you have any questions before the start of your division. Heights will be concurrent with divisions run. Schooling Cards will be closed during equitation over fences and medal classes. Ribbons to 8 th. CLEAR ROUND JUMPER # 78 Entry Fee $30 SPECIAL CLASSES ONLY AVAILABLE AT THE ZONE CLASSIC! 106. PONY MODEL & PERFORMANCE U/S Entry Fee $30 Ponies entered must have a valid measurement card as provided by EC. Open to mares and geldings. Ponies will work under saddle walk, trot and canter both directions and then strip for conformation inside the ring. One groom per horse will be permitted to assist handlers in removing tack and preparing horses for the model section. Prize Money as per Hunter U/S, Ribbons to Eighth 107. WARMBLOOD MODEL & PERFORMANCE U/S Entry Fee $30 Horses entered must be any breed of papered Warmbloods and copies of papers must be submitted to horse show office with entry in this class. Open to mares, stallions, geldings. Juniors may not ride stallions. Horses will work under saddle walk, trot and canter both directions and then strip for conformation inside the ring. One groom per horse will be permitted to assist handlers in removing tack and preparing horses for model portion. May cross enter into Classes 109 & 110 provided they meet criteria. Prize Money as per Hunter U/S, Ribbons to Eighth 108. THROUGHBRED MODEL & Entry Fee $30 PERFORMANCE U/S Horses entered must be any breed of papered Thoroughbreds and copies of papers must be submitted to horse show office before they show in this class. Open to mares, stallions, geldings. Juniors may not ride stallions. Horses will work under saddle w/t/c/ first and then strip for conformation inside the ring. One groom per horse will be permitted to assist handlers in removing tack and preparing horses for model portion. May cross enter into Classes 109 & 110 provided they meet criteria. Prize Money as per Hunter U/S, Ribbons to Eighth OPEN MODEL & PERFORMANCE U/S Entry Fee $30 Open to mares, stallions, geldings (horses only). Juniors may not ride stallions. Horses will work under saddle, walk, trot and canter both directions and then strip for conformation inside the ring. One groom per horse will be permitted to assist handlers in removing tack and preparing horses for model portion. May cross enter into Classes 107/108/110 providing they meet criteria for respective classes. Prize Money as per Hunter U/S, Ribbons to Eighth CSHA MODEL & PERFORMANCE U/S Entry Fee $30 Horses entered must be papered Canadian Sport Horse and copies of papers must be submitted to horse show office prior to taking part in this competition. Open to mares, stallions, geldings. Juniors may not ride stallions. Horses will work under saddle w/t/c/ first and then strip for conformation inside the ring. One groom per horse will be permitted to assist handlers in removing tack and preparing horses for model portion. May cross enter into Classes 107/109/108 provided they meet the specifications. Points from this competition will count toward totals in Class 200. Judge will assign a score out of 100 for each placing. Prize Money as per Hunter U/S, Ribbons to Eighth Prize Money and awards kindly supplied by the Canadian Sport Horse Association, Ontario Division.

12 200. CSHA PERFORMANCE AWARD No Entry Fee This award will be presented to the registered Canadian Sport Horse with the highest combined total score in Classes #110 and either #111 or #112. A copy of the registration papers must be submitted to the office prior to 4 pm on Friday August 17, This award will be presented during the overall class presentations. In the event of a tie the horse with the higher placing in the Hunter Derby will be the winner. Prize Money of $200 and award kindly supplied by the Canadian Sport Horse Association, Ontario Division. In the event of a tie, the score with the highest score over fences will receive the award. The Zone Classic at Palgrave is pleased to partner with the Canadian Sport Horse Association in $500 RAM EQUESTRIAN HUNTER DERBY Entry Fee: $45.00 As per EC Rules G316 Hunter Derby Class #111 runs at the following heights: 2 3 /2 6 /2 9 Open to all. Riders must jump the height that corresponds to the hunter division that they competed in. Not open to Jumpers. High option jumps if incorporated will be at 2 6 /2 9 /3 0 respectively. Prize Money: $100 $80 $70 $60 $55 $50 $45 $ $1,000 RAM EQUESTRIAN HUNTER DERBY Entry Fee: $50.00 As per EC Rules G316 Hunter Derby Class #112 runs at the following heights: 3 0 /3 3 /3 6 Open to all. Horse and Rider combinations may not cross enter into class number 111 at this competition. High option jumps if incorporated will be at 3 3 /3 6 /3 9 respectively. Prize Money: $200 $160 $140 $120 $100 $70 $60 $50 $50 $ $1,000 CALEDON CUP Entry Fee: $50.00 Presented by RAM Equestrian THIS CLASS WILL NOT RUN WITH LESS THAN TEN ENTRIES. Art Must have completed a full course in.9m/1.0m/1.10m in order to qualify for this class. Rider & Horse combinations qualifying out of the.9m classes will jump.9m, 1.0m classes will jump 1.0m and combinations qualifying out of the 1.10m classes will jump 1.10m. Proper formal attire required. Regular jump-off format. Ribbons to 10 th. Prize Money: $250 $175 $150 $125 $100 $75 $75 $50

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14 THE ZONE CLASSIC AT PALGRAVE THANKS FOR THEIR GENEROUS SUPPORT IN 2018