GO Hunter-Jumper February Schooling Show

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1 GO Hunter-Jumper February Schooling Show January 30-February 1, 2015 OKC State Fair Grounds OKC, Oklahoma OHJA HJEO ENTRIES CLOSE JANUARY 23, 2015

2 GO February Hunter-Jumper Schooling Show January 30 - February 1, 2015 OKC Fair Park Oklahoma City Oklahoma Recognized By OHJA HJEO SHOW OFFICIALS Judges: Cathy Childs Topeka, KS Course Designer: Matt Stewart Bixby, OK Announcers: Courtney Stewart Bixby, OK Paddock Matt Stewart Bixby, OK Show Manager: Margaret Thurston Norman, OK Show Secretary: Marlene Miller Broken Arrow, OK EMT Brandon Fields OKC, OK Fire & Medic Service Veterinarian: Oklahoma City Equine Clinic Farrier: Will White Tulsa, OK Management: GO Hunter Jumper, Inc. Show Committee: Cathi Carroll Margaret Thurston Amanda Eggleston For Stalling & Show Information Contact: Margaret Thurston (Call or text) For Entry Information Contact: Marlene Miller - dixielady68@yahoo.com (Call or text) Hope to see you at the April Tulsa Spring GO Show 2

3 Rules and Regulations ENTRIES: Entries close January 23, Entries received after January 23 may be charged a late fee of $10.00 Post entries will be accepted until the start of the class. Riders who show in a class in which they are not entered will be charged a $5.00 gate fee. All horses entered must be named on entry blank, including horses shown only in equitation classes. Entries will ONLY be accepted when signed by the owner, rider or handler, AND trainer. Entries must be accompanied by a check for stabling fees. Post entries will be accepted as noted above. Numbers will not be issued without proof of negative Coggins test. No stall will be reserved unless stall fees are paid by the closing of entries. Please give complete name, address, telephone number, and tax payer ID number for owner, rider, and trainer. A $30 Office/Administration fee will be charged for every horse on the show grounds to cover schooling, adds, and scratches. Tack stalls can be divided if notification is given in Show Office no later than Saturday Noon. A $10 Medic fee will be charged on each entry. All non-showing horses will be charged a stall fee, office fee, a $25.00 non-showing fee and MUST submit a signed entry blank and negative coggins test, the same as a showing horse. A processing fee of $40 plus collection fees will be charged for all non-negotiable checks. Mail entries to: Marlene Miller 2608 S. Walnut Ave. Broken Arrow, OK REFUNDS: NO STALL FEES WILL BE REFUNDED after the closing date of February 20 without a vet certificate of illness. Entry fees will not be refunded unless a certificate of illness or injury prepared by an accredited veterinarian is presented to the show office before the start of the show. Once the show has started horses which are not shown in classes which they have entered will forfeit their entry fees, except if a horse is injured or becomes ill prior to the class(s) entered - certificate of illness from official horse show veterinarian required. PROPER NOTIFICATION OF SCRATCHES must be made in the show office BEFORE the start of the class or classes being scratched. 3

4 STALLS: 10 x 10 permanent stalls with doors are available at $100 for entries received on or before January 31. Stalls will be available January 30 (Friday). Bedding, feed, and hay are available for purchase on the grounds and may be pre-ordered by calling Manure must be disposed of in designated areas only, no manure in trash bins. No stall doors or panels are to be removed. A $50 Per DAY Grounds Fee will be charged for horses trailering in and showing daily. FOR STALL RESERVATIONS, please contact MARGARET THURSTON at (call or text). CAMPERS: Camper spaces with full hook-up, including sewer, are available. ATTIRE: It is compulsory for ALL riders in all Hunter, Jumper and Hunt Seat Equitation classes, where jumping is required and when jumping anywhere on the competition grounds, to wear properly fastened protective headgear which meets or exceeds ASTM standards for equestrian use and carries the SEI tag. It must be properly fitted with harness secured. It is in the tradition of the competition ring that riders be correctly attired for the class in question. Formal attire is required, unless Management permits Hunter or Hunter Seat Equitation riders to ride without jackets. Must have headgear on and fastened while mounted anywhere on grounds. RIBBONS/TROPHIES/CHAMPIONSHIPS: All classes will receive a trophy and ribbons through sixth place. Each Hunter section will receive a Champion and Reserve award on points earned. Full championship points will be given in all classes in each hunter section. In all hunter sections, Champion and Reserve will be awarded to two of the top four horses acquiring the most points over fences. In hunter classes these four horses will also receive points for under saddle class. A Championship will not count for points unless a minimum of three entries show and compete in at least one over fences classes and one under saddle class JUMPERS: Ties in Jumper classes will jump off for first place only. Ties for all other places will be determined by fastest time in first round among those with an equal number of faults. JUMP ORDER/RING CONFLICTS: It is the exhibitor s responsibility to follow posted jump orders and/or check in when necessary. Management will designate priority rings on a daily basis. Paddock masters have the authority to scratch exhibitors not in compliance with this policy. Add/Scratch slips must be presented to the paddock master prior to the start of the class. 4

5 FOOTING/ARENA DIMENSIONS: Ring 1, Barn 6 (climate controlled) is 120 x250 associated warm up is 90 x180 Ring 2, Super Barn is 120 x200, associated warm up is 90 x180. Footing in all arenas is dirt sand mix. SCHOOLING: Hunter Rings will be open for schooling on the day prior to the show (approximately 1:00 PM). Rings may also be open before and after the show, each day, (TIME PERMITTING). Times will be posted or announced. Jumping will be permitted only when medical personnel are on the grounds. POLING: Manual poling and use of bamboo offsets are prohibited at all times on the show grounds. In the event of a violation of this regulation, the involved horse, owner, rider, and trainer of record may be suspended from further competition at the show where the violation occurred. MOTORIZED VEHICLE STATEMENT Minors who do not have a valid driver s license which allows them to operate a motorized vehicle in the state in which they reside will not be permitted to operate a motorized vehicle of any kind, including, but not limited to, golf carts, motorcycles, scooters, or farm utility vehicles, on the competition grounds of licensed competitions. Minors who have a valid temporary license may operate the above described motorized vehicles as long as they are accompanied by an adult with a valid driver s license. The parent(s), legal guardian(s), or individual who signs the entry blank as a parent or guardian of a minor operating a motorized vehicle in violation of this rule are solely responsible for any damages, claims, losses or actions resulting from that operation. Violations of this rule will be cause for sanctions against the parent(s), guardian(s) and/ or trainer(s) who are responsible for the child committing the offense. Penalties may include exclusion of the child, parent(s), guardian(s), and/or trainer(s) from the competition grounds for the remainder of the competition and charges being filed against any of the above individuals in accordance with Chapter 6. Wheelchairs and other mobility assistance devices for individuals with disabilities are exempt from this rule. PETS: Pursuant to USEF rules: Dogs are not permitted to be loose on competition grounds and must be on leash or otherwise constrained. Dog owners failing to comply with this rule may be subject to monetary fines. CHANGES: Management reserves the right to make changes to its list of officials and/or to cancel, combine, add, delay, and reschedule classes in the best interest of the Event. 5

6 RESPONSIBILITY: Submission of entry to this show constitutes an agreement to the following: Exhibitor agrees to indemnify and hold harmless Oklahoma City Fair Park and GO March Hunter Jumper Horse Show officials against any claims, demands, costs and expenses, including reasonable attorney fees for the defense thereof, arising from the conduct or management of Exhibitor s business or its use of the premises or from any breach on the part of Exhibitor of any conditions of this Agreement, or contractors, agents, employees, guests, or invitees in or about the premises. In case of any action or proceeding brought against Oklahoma City Fair Park and Go Show Management by reason of any such claim. Exhibitor, upon notice, covenants to defend such action or proceeding by council acceptable to owner. Exhibitor is responsible for his/her own property and Oklahoma City Fair Park and GO Show Management are not responsible for accidents, fire, or theft. HJ104 Support and/or Stabling Facilities: Competition management may fine any individuals including trainers, owners, exhibitors, or their agents up to $100 for improper disposal of needles or other sharp disposable instruments. All Hunter courses will simulate fences found in the hunting field. A dotted line may be used. Classes will be judged on performance and soundness unless otherwise noted in the prize list. Championships and Reserve Championships will be awarded in all Hunter Divisions. Points awarded as follows: 1st-10, 2nd-6, 3rd-4, 4th- 2, 5th-1, 6th-1/2. The Next GO Show is: February 28-March 1 at the OKC Fairgrounds 6

7 Entering The GO February Horse Show Online Instructions 1. Go to 2. If you do not have an account with Horseshows Online, near the top of the page click on Member Services. Otherwise, log in to your account and go to step # Near the lower left hand side of the page, click on Click here to create a new account. 4. Click Next. Fill out the information requested. Click on the I agree to the terms of service box. Click Next. 6. Choose a login ID and password. Type the code as shown and click Next. 7. You now have an account. Click the link Click here to go to member login page. 8. Log in to your account. 9. Click the tab that says My People, Horses, Shows. 10. Add as many people and horses as you need to in order to enter. This includes all horses that you intend to show, their owners, riders and trainers. These will stay on your account, so you only need to create them once - after that you will have them stored for future shows. 11. Once you have all your people and horses created, click the tab that says My Show Entries. 12. Click the button that says Enter a Show - Create New Online Entry. 13. Select the show you would like to enter. You are now through with the difficult part of using this system. All you need to do is follow the instructions and choose the horse, owner, trainer and rider for each entry. The next screen will allow you to choose your classes. The screen after that will display your fees. A stall will be included in your fees. That can be edited at the show if you you need to change it. When you are through with the fees screen, the next screen will allow you to review your entry information and check to be sure it is correct. When you are sure that it is, click the next button to submit it to the show. The next screen will allow you to print a copy of the entry for your records. If you make a mistake and need to change anything, we can do that at the show or you can me and I will fix it on my end. Please drop me an , text or give me a call if you have any problems with the process. I ll be happy to help with any issues. Marlene Miller, Executive Assistant Showtime Equestrian Services dixielady68@yahoo.com (405)

8 HUNTER DIVISION NOTE: Division criteria and ages are effective the first day of the competition year (December 1). Horses and/or riders eligible for a particular division on December 1 may show in that division for the entire competition year. LEADLINE Open to riders 7 years and younger. Walk and may be asked to trot. Year-end points on rider only. Entry Fee-$ LEAD LINE SHORT/LONG STIRRUP HUNTER Open to riders who have not competed in classes 2 6 or higher at any HJEO, GO, OHJA or USEF recognized show. Fences 18 NO OXERS OR FILLER BOXES. Trotting not to be penalized for over fence classes. Not to canter in the Under Saddle class. Entry Fee-Section Fee $65.00 or $25.00/Class 2. SHORT/LONG STIRRUP HUNTER I 3. SHORT/LONG STIRRUP HUNTER II 5. SHORT/LONG STIRRUP HUNTER UNDER SADDLE 2 3 LOW HUNTER Fences 2 3 No oxers. Entry Fee-Section Fee $65.00 or $25.00/Class LOW HUNTER I LOW HUNTER II LOW HUNTER UNDER SADDLE BEGINNER RIDER HUNTER Horse or ponies. Open to riders who have not competed in classes 2 9 or higher at any HJEO, GO, OHJA or USEF recognized show. Fences 2 3 No oxers. Entry Fee-Section Fee $65.00 or $25.00/Class 10. BEGINNER RIDER HUNTER I 11. BEGINNER RIDER HUNTER II 13. BEGINNER RIDER HUNTER UNDER SADDLE HJEO HUNTER CLASS Fences Open to current Junior and Amateur members of HJEO who are beginner or intermediate riders. To be shown over a figure eight course. Entry Fee-$ HJEO HUNTER CLASS 8

9 RUSTY STIRRUP HUNTER Open to non-pro riders 35 and over. Fences 2 3 or 2 6 Entry Fee-Section Fee $65.00 or $25.00/Class 15. RUSTY STIRRUP HUNTER I 16. RUSTY STIRRUP HUNTER II 18. RUSTY STIRRUP HUNTER UNDER SADDLE BABY GREEN HUNTER Open to horses age 6 or younger or older horses in their 1st or 2nd year of showing that have not jumped 3 or higher in any recognized show. Fences 2 6 Entry Fee-Section Fee $65.00 or $25.00/Class 19. BABY GREEN HUNTER I 20. BABY GREEN HUNTER II 22. BABY GREEN HUNTER UNDER SADDLE INTERMEDIATE RIDER HUNTER Horse or ponies. Open to riders that have not competed in classes 3 or higher at any HJEO, GO, OHJA or USEF recognized show. Fences 2 6. Entry Fee-Section Fee $65.00 or $25.00/Class 23. INTERMEDIATE RIDER HUNTER I 24. INTERMEDIATE RIDER HUNTER II 26. INTERMEDIATE RIDER HUNTER UNDER SADDLE THOROUGHBRED LOW HUNTER Open to Thoroughbred horses who have been registered with the Jockey Club or are eligible to be registered with The Jockey Club. Registration maybe verified by Jockey Club Certificate or Foal Registration, horse s lip tatoo, or a letter from The Jockey Club verifying the horse s identity. Fences 2 6 Entry Fee-Section Fee $65.00 or $25/Class 61. THOROUGHBRED HUNTER I 62. THOROUGHBRED HUNTER II 63. THOROUGHBRED HUNTER U/S MODIFIED CHILDREN S/ADULT HUNTER Open to Junior and Adult riders. Horse/Rider combination may not cross enter into any other class exceeding 3. Fences 2 9 Entry Fee-Section Fee $65.00 or $25.00/Class 27. MODIFIED CHILDREN S/ADULT HUNTER I 28. MODIFIED CHILDREN S/ADULT HUNTER II 30. MODIFIED CHILDREN S/ADULT HUNTER UNDER SADDLE 9

10 2 9 OPEN HTR Open to any horse/rider combination. Fences 2 9 Entry Fee-Section Fee $65.00 or $25.00/Class GO HUNTER I GO HUNTER II GO HUNTER UNDER SADDLE 3 OPEN HUNTER Open to any horse/rider combination. Fences 3 Entry Fee-Section Fee $65.00 or $25.00/Class GO HUNTER I GO HUNTER II GO HUNTER UNDER SADDLE Warm-Up Hunter Classes Heights to be same as concurrent class in program. Entry fee $25.00/Class 57. Warm Up Hunter I 58. Warm Up Hunter II 59. Warm Up Hunter III 60. Warm Up Hunter IV EQUITATION DIVISION Entry Fee for Equitation Classes-$25.00 Short Stirrup open to riders 10 years and younger who have not competed in classes 2 6 or higher at any HJEO, GO, OHJA or USEF show. Long Stirrup open to riders 11 years and over who have not competed in classes 2 6 or higher at any HJEO, GO, OHJA or USEF show. 35. SHORT/LONG STIRRUP EQUITATION ON THE FLAT 36. SHORT/LONG STIRRUP EQUITATION O/F 37. BEGINNER RIDER EQUITATION ON THE FLAT 38. BEGINNER RIDER EQUITATION OVER FENCES 39. RUSTY STIRRUP EQUITATION ON THE FLAT 40. RUSTY STIRRUP EQUITATION OVER FENCES 41. INTERMEDIATE RIDER EQUITATION ON THE FLAT 42. INTERMEDIATE RIDER EQUITATION OVER FENCES 43. MODIFIED CHILDREN S/ADULT EQUITATION ON THE FLAT 44. MODIFIED CHILDREN S/ADULT EQUITATION OVER FENCES 10

11 45. OHJA MINI MEDAL - To be shown over a figure eight course at 2 3. Equitation only to count. Must be a member of OHJA and a Beginner or Intermediate rider as of December 1. Additional tests of the top 4 to 6 riders are required. Riders placing 1st or 2nd will qualify for year-end ride off to determine the Champion for the year. Height will change to 2 6 later during the year. 46. OHJA 3 MEDAL - Open to Junior/Amateur rider members of OHJA. At least (3) riders must complete the course. Course will be a figure 8 course of at least 8 jumps and at least two changes of direction. Fences 3. Top 2-6 riders will test. (Tests 1-14) Riders placing 1st or 2nd will qualify for OHJA year-end ride offs 47. HJEO MINI MEDAL Fences 2 6 To be shown over a figure 8 course of fences at 2 6. Equitation only to count. Rider must be a member of HJEO. Top 4-6 riders will be tested (1-7) JUMPER DIVISION At all heights, to qualify as a spread fence, the fence must be 5 cm (2 ) up to 15 cm (6 ) wider than the height. At least three out of the eight efforts must be spreads. (see JP122.6) Any full width square oxer may be set 5 cm (2 ) lower than the height indicated..85m (PUDDLE) JUMPER Fences.85 m Entry Fee-$ (PUDDLE) JUMPER I * Table II.2b (PUDDLE) JUMPER II * Table II.2c (PUDDLE) JUMPER III * Table II.21.85m THOROUGHBRED JUMPER Fences.85 Open to Thoroughbred horses who have been registered with the Jockey Club or are eligible to be registered with The Jockey Club. Registration maybe verified by Jockey Club Certificate or Foal Registration, horse s lip tatoo, or a letter from The Jockey Club verifying the horse s identity. Entry Fee-$ THOROUGHBRED JUMPER I * Table II.2b THOROUGHBRED JUMPER II * Table II.2c THOROUGHBRED JUMPER III * Table II.21.95m JUMPER Fences 0.925m Entry Fee-$ JUMPER I * Table II.2b JUMPER II * Table II.2c JUMPER III * Table II.21 USEF Jumper Heights 0.85M Fence Height M Fence Height

12 Don t Forget The Great Go Shows In Tulsa & Oklahoma City This Year! Good Luck As We Kick Off the 2015 Show Season! VETERINARY SERVICES Horse Show Veterinarian (on call) Oklahoma City Equine Clinic A Full Service Surgical Center 400 NE 70th Street OKC, OK Located approximately 5 miles from the OKC Fair Park Directions to Oklahoma City Equine Clinic: Exit the fairgrounds on the north side onto 10th Street. Turn left for approximately 300 feet. Turn right onto I-44 East entry ramp. Follow I-44 for approximately 4 miles and exit on Broadway Extension North. Immediately after getting onto Broadway Extension, exit right onto 63rd Street. Go 1 block and turn left onto Santa Fe. Continue north on Santa Fe for 1 mile to NE 70th. Turn right and go ½ mile and the clinic will be on your right. (Estimated drive time 15 minutes). GO March Regional (Formerly B ) Rated Show - February 28-March 1, 2015 Go Tulsa Spring April 15-19, 2015 Go Preview July 15-19, 2015 Go Show July 22-26,

13 DIRECTIONS TO OKLAHOMA STATE FAIRGROUNDS From Southbound I-35: Take southbound I-35 to I-40 West. Proceed west on I-40 until you reach May Ave. Exit I-40 and go north on May Ave. to the Oklahoma State Fair Park. Turn left into the fair grounds and proceed west and go to the left of the Coliseum and you will find Barn 6 on the left side of the street with the Coliseum to your right. From Northbound I-35: Take southbound I-35 to I-40 West. Proceed west on I-40 until you reach May Ave. Exit I-40 and go north on May Ave. to the Oklahoma State Fair Park. Turn left into the fair grounds and proceed west and go to the left of the Coliseum and you will find Barn 6 on the left side of the street with the Coliseum to your right. From Westbound I-44: Proceed west on I-44 until you reach I-35. Take southbound I-35 to I-40 West. Proceed west on I-40 until you reach May Ave. Exit I-40 and go north on May Ave. to the Oklahoma State Fair Park. Turn left into the fair grounds at Gate 5 and proceed west and go to the left of the Coliseum and you will find Barn 6 on the left side of the street with the Coliseum to your right. From Eastbound I-44: Stay on I-44 until you pass I-40. Get in the right lane and take the first exit (NW 10th Street Eastbound/Fair Park). Once you have entered the exit stay left and take the 10th Street east to May Ave. (the Fair Park gate will not be open). Turn right (south) at May and go to Gate 5 and turn right into Fair Park and proceed west and go to the left of the Coliseum and you will find Barn 6 on the left side of the street with the Coliseum to your right.. From Eastbound I-40: Take I-40 east to the I-44 eastbound exit. Get in the right lane and take the first exit (NW 10th Street Eastbound/Fair Park). Once you have entered the exit stay left and take the 10th Street east to May Ave. (the Fair Park gate will not be open). Turn right (south) at May and go to Gate 5 and turn right into Fair Park and proceed west and go to the left of the Coliseum and you will find Barn 6 on the left side of the street with the Coliseum to your right.. From Westbound I-40: Take I-40 west to May Ave. Exit I-40 and go north on May Ave. to the Oklahoma State Fair Park. Turn left into the fair grounds and proceed west and go to the left of the Coliseum and you will find Barn 6 on the left side of the street with the Coliseum to your right. WARNING Under Oklahoma law, an equine professional is not liable for an injury to or the death of a participant in equine activities resulting from the inherent risks of equine activities 13

14 FIRE MARSHALL S STATEMENT - LIVESTOCK 1. There shall be NO plastic or vinyl material in the buildings, coverings for stalls, or used for temporary security of retail storefronts. 2. Only stalls for tack storage, entertainment, or sleeping can be covered on the top, and will require a smoke detector. 3. The stalls can only be covered in a red rosin construction grade paper or (butcher block paper) cheesecloth, either regular or restaurant type grade. Wood trapping-3 max. On center to attach paper is allowed. 4. Sleeping areas are to be equipped with a smoke detector and fire Extinguisher. 5. Any aisle space between stalls can be covered only if equal open space to material not to exceed 4 (foot) ie. If your material is max. 4 (foot) then the space between material shall be min. 4 (foot). 6. No two (2) continuous stalls shall be covered at any time. 7. Combustible storefront elevations shall be treated in ACCORDANCE WITH NFPA 701 to make them flame retardant and a certificate or similar proof is supplied to the Oklahoma City Fire Marshals Office prior to its placing. Material that is being treated by user must be done in the presence of an Inspector from the City of Oklahoma City Fire Marshals Office. 8. Awnings shall not exceed out from stalls any further than 4 (foot). 9. No portable heaters of any type are allowed in the Oklahoma City Fairground livestock facilities. 10. NO tents or canopies are allowed inside the barns, arena, or livestock area. This is to include but not limited to EZ-UP pop up tents. 11. NO SMOKING will be permitted in Arena or Livestock area (BARNS). 12. NO hay, straw, shavings, or similar combustible materials used for decorations are permitted within any facility unless they have been treated in ACCORDANCE WITH NFPA 701 to make them flame retardant and a certificate or similar proof is supplied to the Oklahoma City Fire Marshals Office prior to its placing. (Hay or straw for animals is permissible and can be kept in stall areas for feeding and or bedding) 13. Combustible trash shall be removed at least once a day during the period the arena/exhibit is occupied. City of Oklahoma City Fire Marshals Office Office Fax: General Pershing Blvd., Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

15 2015 MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION Membership Year is December 1 - November 30 DATE: TRAINER: NAME: DOB: ADDRESS: CITY: STATE: ZIP: PHONE: CELL: ADDRESS: CIRCLE MEMBERSHIP TYPE JUNIOR ($15) SENIOR ($20) FAMILY ($35) LIFE ($150) COMPLETE BELOW FOR FAMILY MEMBERSHIP ONLY NAME: DOB: NAME: DOB: NAME: DOB: NAME: DOB: Mail Go Membership Application and Fee to: Margaret Thurston 531 East Boyd Street Norman Oklahoma

16 Type of Membership Membership Application Hunter Jumper Exhibitors of Oklahoma December 1, November 30, 2015 Today s Date Name Parent/Guardian Name (if rider is a minor) Address City State Zip (print clearly) Phone ( ) Barn/Trainer Individuals Individual Annual $35 Individual Lifetime $200 o o Families Family $55 o Family Lifetime $350 o Family memberships: list names and birthdates of all family members. Mail your check, made payable to HJEO to: HJEO Membership Hwy 62 Morris, OK

17 2015 Membership Application DATE: NAME: BARN NAME or COMPANY: Parent contact if junior membership DOB: ADDRESS: CITY: STATE: ZIPCODE: PHONE: ( ) Cell: ( ) ZONE 1 All Oklahoma members whose zip code begins with 74, except for members whose mailing address is in Lincoln, Payne or Pottawatomie County. ZONE 2 All Oklahoma members whose zip code begins with 73, plus members whose mailing address is in Lincoln, Payne and Pottawatomie County. *All members of OHJA who reside outside the borders of Oklahoma need to declare a zone. YOU NOW HAVE A MONEY SAVING OPTION OF A THREE YEAR MEMBERSHIP! ADULT $ JUNIOR $30....FAMILY $55... LIFE $250 ADULT (3 year) $80 JUNIOR (3 year) $80 Family (3 year) $150 POST & RAIL HARD COPY $10.00 (3 year) $25 If a family membership, list additional members and birth dates. DOB DOB MAIL TO: Crystal Hardy S. 73rd E. Ave- Bixby, Oklahoma 74008/ PHONE: crystaldhardy@aol.com NOTE: OHJA memberships should not be confused with USEF, USHJA or HJEO memberships. Riders must renew annual memberships to these organizations to be included in their competitions. If you think you have paid and you are not on the membership list, please send an to crystaldhardy@aol.com. Never include your OHJA membership dues with a horse show payment or check out sheet. Always write a separate check made payable to OHJA and send directly to Crystal Hardy at the address above. If you need to join OHJA while at a horse show, go on line to the OHJA website at and fill out the online membership application and then mail your check and a hard copy within 10 days to Crystal Hardy at the address above. 17

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23 SATURDAY 8:00 AM SUNDAY 8:00 AM 1 LEADLINE 50.85M PUDDLE JUMPER III II HUNTER WARM UP I 56 TB JUMPERS III II SHORT STIRRUP HTR I M JUMPER III II SHORT STIRRUP EQ-O/F Change Over to Hunter (45 Min) 35 SHORT STIRRUP EQ-FLAT 59 HUNTER WARM UP III 2A LONG STIRRUP HTR I 3 SHORT STIRRUP HTR II 36A LONG STIRRUP EQ-O/F 5 SHORT STIRRUP HUNTER U/S 35A LONG STIRRUP EQ-FLAT 3A LONG STIRRUP HTR II LOW HUNTER I 5A LONG STIRRUP HUNTER U/S 10 BEGINNER RIDER HUNTER I LOW HUNTER II 38 BEGINNER EQUITATION O/F LOW HUNTER U/S 37 BEGINNER RIDER EQUITATION-FLAT 11 BEGINNER RIDER HUNTER II 15 RUSTY STIRRUP HUNTER I 13 BEGINNER RIDER HUNTER U/S 40 RUSTY STIRRUP EQUITATION O/F 14 HJEO HUNTER 39 RUSTY STIRRUP EQUITATION-FLAT 16 RUSTY STIRRUP HUNTER II 58 HUNTER WARM UP II 18 RUSTY STIRRUP HUNTER U/S 19 BABY GREEN HUNTER I 60 WARM UP HUNTER IV 61 2'6" TB HUNTER I 20 BABY GREEN HUNTER II 23 INTERMEDIATE RIDER HUNTER I 22 BABY GREEN HUNTER U/S 42 INTERMEDIATE EQUITATION-O/F 62 2'6" TB HUNTER II 47 HJEO MINI MEDAL 63 2'6" TB HUNTER U/S 41 INTERMEDIATE EQUITATION-FLAT 24 INTERMEDIATE RIDER HUNTER II 27 MODIFIED CH/AAHUNTER I 26 INTERMEDIATE RIDER HUNTER U/S 44 MODIFIED CH/AA EQUITATION-O/F 45 OHJA MINI MEDAL 43 MODIFIED CH/AA EQUITATION-FLAT 28 MODIFIED CH/AA HUNTER II 64 2'9" OPEN HUNTER I 30 MODIFIED CH/AA HUNTER U/S 31 3 OPEN HUNTER I 65 2'9" OPEN HUNTER II Change Over to Jumper (45 Min) 66 2'9" OPEN HUNTER U/S 48.85M PUDDLE JUMPER I II.2b 32 3 OPEN HUNTER II 54 TB JUMPER I II.2b 46 OHJA MEDAL 51.95M JUMPER I II.2b 34 3 OPEN HUNTER U/S 52.95M JUMPER II II.2c 49.85M PUDDLE JUMPER II II.2c 55 TB JUMPER II II.2c 23

24 GO HUNTER JUMPER 531 E. Boyd Norman, OK Return Service Requested NON-PROFIT BULK RATE US POSTAGE PAID NORMAN, OK PERMIT NO. 630