Course Designer Ring 1 Graeme Watts FEI Level 3 Course Designer Ring 2 David Johnson EA Level 2 Chief Judge Stuart Platt FEI Level 2 JUMPING

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1 2018 THOMAS FOODS INTERNATIONAL South Australian State Jumping Championships Friday 6 th, Saturday 7 th & Sunday 8 th April 2018 Royal Adelaide Show Grounds, Goodwood Road, Wayville Course Designer Ring 1 Graeme Watts FEI Level 3 Course Designer Ring 2 David Johnson EA Level 2 Chief Judge Stuart Platt FEI Level 2 JUMPING ENTRY SCHEDULE ENTRIES CLOSE Monday 26 th March 2018 Photo Credit:- Horizons Photography

2 Pryde s EasiFeed Arena - Friday 6 th April commencing at 8.00 am Money Description Money Entry Fee $300 Open 1.05m 1 Jumping SA $100. $80. $55. $40.. $300 Open 1.15m 2 Concurrent with 2.1 $100. $80. $55. $40.. Barton Equine 2.1 $400 Coonalpyn Silo Café Amateur Series Final Invitation only Winner will be crowned as the 2018 South Australian Amateur State Champion Concurrent with 2 $ Rug $100. $75. $30... Combinations may enter class 2 or 2.1, not both. $30 Coonalpyn Silo Café Junior State Teams Round 1 See conditions below Free 2.2 Incorporated in 2 Junior riders must enter 2 to be eligible $400 Open 1.25m $30 3 Nick Roberts Equine Dentist $150. $110. $80. $ Young Rider State Teams Round 1 Incorporated in 3 See conditions below Young Riders must enter 3 to be eligible Free $800 Open 1.35m - Conditions Apply $50 4 Piccadilly Vineyards $ $150. $100. $ Senior State Teams Round 1 Incorporated in 4 See conditions below Senior riders must enter 4 to be eligible Free 5 $400 Junior Speed Championship 1.10m Morphettville Equine Hospital Table C, Article 239 $150 + rug, $100, $70. $50. $30 $30 State Teams es: Junior best three first round scores for each team from classes 2.1 and 9.1 added together, if equality the combined times of best three horses from class 9.1. Young Rider best three first round scores from each team from classes 3.1 and 7.2 added together, if equality the combined times of best three horses from class 7.2. Senior best three first round scores for each team from classes 4.1 and 8.1 added together, if equality the combined times of best three horses from class 8.1. If there is an equality of faults and time for 1 st place one rider from each team will jump off in class 7, 8 & 9 as necessary.

3 Pryde s EasiFeed Arena - Saturday 7 th April Money commencing at 8.30 am Description $ m Open Series Round 2 IRT $400 Open 1.30m Concurrent with 7.1 Will include 2 verticals at 1.35m to Comply with Young Rider National Series requirements Coopers of Mt Torrens & Mt Pleasant $400 National Young Rider Series Concurrent with 7 $180 Young Rider State Teams Round 2 Incorporated in John Bruggemann Grand Prix 1.40m Prydes s EasiFeed $300 Senior State Teams Round 2 Incorporated in 8 Thomas Foods International $400 Monalita Junior Grand Prix 1.20m Inc Interschool 1.20m qualifier Mrs Rae Brice $120 Junior State Teams Round 2 Incorporated in 9 10 $800 SA State Speed Championship Approx 1.20m Austin Peak Agistment Money $150. $100. $70. $50. $30. Table A, $150. $100. $70. $50. $30. Table A, $150. $100. $70. $50. $30. Winning Team $120, Runner up $60 See conditions Page 2. Young Riders must enter 7.1 to be eligible Table A, $800 + Rug. $650. $450. $ $100 Winning Team 0, Runner up $100 See conditions Page 2. Senior Riders must enter 8 to be eligible. Table A, $150 + rug, $100, $70. $50. $30 Winning Team $80. Runner up $40. See conditions Page 2. Junior riders must enter 9 to be eligible Table C Article 239 $300 + Rug, 0. $150. $100. $50. Entry Fee $30 Or Bulk Fee see 18 $35 $110 $35 $35

4 Pryde s EasiFeed Arena- Sunday 8 th April commencing at 9.00 am Money Description Money Entry Fee 11 $1025 Stars of the Future m For horses with less than 50 points and 10 years and under as of 6/4/18 Table A, $ Rug 0. $150. $100. $75. $50. $75 Horses not eligible for classes 12, 13 or 14 Concurrent with 11.1 Thomas Foods International 11.1 $650 Mini Prix m Horses not eligible for 13 Table A, $175. $100. $75. $50. $45 Concurrent with 11 MacDonald Dunlop 12 $650 SA Young Rider Championship 1.30m 1.35m Table A, Rug $175. $100. $75. $50. $45 Hann s Horse Transport 13 $4000 at 2.00 pm SA Senior Championship 1.40m 1.50m ATCO Australia Table A, $1, Rug $1,100. $750. $ $100. Presidents Cup & David Lindh Owner s Trophy $150 $500 SA Junior Championship 1.20m Table A, $40 14 Inc Interschool 1.20m qualifier $ Rug $140. $80. $40. ATCO Australia Belcrackna Cup Best performed Thoroughbred competing in Arena 1 over the three days to receive an inscribed rug and $100 prize money courtesy of Thoroughbred Racing SA. OTT rules apply. Open to all thoroughbreds that have officially raced or trialled either locally, nationally or internationally. All horses are required to be 4 years and over and exceed 14.2hh. All horses will be registered with RISA. (Racing Information Service Regulations). Please indicate on nomination form if your horse meets the criteria. Proudly brought to you by:

5 IRT Arena - Friday 6 th April commencing at 8.30 am money Description Money Entry Fee 15 $160 90cm Series Round 1 for horses with zero points. Concurrent with 15.1 Mallala Equestrian Centre $60. $40... $15. for series $ $100 90cm Open Series Round 1 Concurrent with 15 $45.. $15. $10. $5. for series $50 Strathalbyn Show Jumping Club 16 $ m Series Round 1 for horses with less than 10 points as of 6/4/18. Concurrent with 16.1 Wansbone Nominees P/L $60. $40... $15. for series $ $ m Open Series Round 1 Concurrent with 16 $45.. $15. $10. $5 for series $50 Wansbone Nominees P/L m Series Round 1 for horses with less than 25 points as of 6/4/18 Concurrent with 17.1 $75. $50. $35.. $15. for series $ $ m Open Series Round 1 Concurrent with 17 $65. $45. $35.. $15 for series $65 18 $ m Open Series Round 1 IRT $100. $85. $55. $35.. $30 for series $80 SERIES CLASSES The restricted points classes are for inexperienced horses only and all horses entering these classes must comply with the points restrictions. In the spirit of the competition 1* and above Eventing horses will not be accepted into the restricted 90cm and 1m points series classes. (Riders who are found to have been ineligible for the restricted points classes, will be reported to EA). Riders may enter individual classes or all three in the series. Series finalist s with be determined using points from rounds 1 & 2. Where there is an equality in points they will be treated as equal and if in the top 15, scores will qualify. All other horses are eligible to compete in the Consolation class on the last day. There will be one Consolation class for each level for both restricted points and open horses. CONCURRENT CLASSES If any class in this program is marked as Concurrent then horses may enter one or the other but not both. INCORPORATED CLASSES If a class in the program is marked as Incorporated then horses must enter the main class to be eligible for the Incorporated class.

6 IRT Arena - Saturday 7 th April commencing at 8.30 am Money Description Money Entry Fee 19 $160 90cm Series Round 2 for horses with zero points as of 6/4/18 Concurrent with 19.1 David and Anne Lindh Table A, $60. $40... $15. see $100 90cm Open Series Round 2 Concurrent with 19 $45.. $15. $10. $5. see class $ m Series Round 2 for horses with less than 25 points as of 6/4/18 Concurrent with 20.1 $100. $75. $50. $30.. see m Open Series Round 2 $85. $65. $55. $30. $15 see $ m Series Round 2 for horses with less than 10 points as of 6/4/18 Concurrent with 21.1 Wansbone Nominees P/L $60. $40... $15. see $ m Open Series Round 2 Concurrent with 21 $45.. $15. $10. $5. see 16.1 Wansbone Nominees P/L Best performed Thoroughbred competing in Arena 2 over the three days to receive an inscribed rug and $100 prize money courtesy of Thoroughbred Racing SA. OTT rules apply. Open to all thoroughbreds that have officially raced or trialled either locally, nationally or internationally. All horses are required to be 4 years and over and exceed 14.2hh. All horses will be registered with RISA. (Racing Information Service Regulations). Please indicate on nomination form if your horse meets the criteria. Interschool There are Interschool qualifying classes offered from 90cm Primary/Secondary to 1.20m Secondary. Ribbons to 4th place for interschool riders competing in classes incorporating Interschool qualifiers. If the class is part of a series, Interschool riders looking for qualifications must enter the Open section. Results will be qualifications for the selection of the 2018 South Australian Interschool Team. Only open to Equestrian South Australian registered riders and Interschool registration must be paid before the commencement of the competition. ***Please note that all competition in Arena 2 will cease during the SA Senior State Championships***

7 money IRT Arena - Sunday 8 th April Description commencing at 8.00 am money ALL SERIES FINALS WILL BE 5CM BIGGER THAN THE FIRST 2 ROUNDS $ m Series Final (1.15m) for horses with less than 25 points as of 6/4/18 Top 15 combinations from classes 17 & 20 Concurrent with 22.1 $ m Open Series Final (1.15m) Top 15 combinations from classes 17.1 & 20.1 Concurrent with 22 $150. $100. $75. $50.. $100. $80. $55. $35. $ m Series Consolation Ribbons to 6 th Place $ m Series Final (1.25m) Top 15 combinations from classes 18 & 6 IRT 0. $140. $85. $ m Series Consolation Table A, Article Ribbons to 6th Place m Series Final (1.04m) for horses with less than 10 points as of 6/4/17 Top 15 combinations from classes 16 & 21 Concurrent with 24.1 Wansbone Nominees P/L $ m Open Series Final (1.04m) Top 15 combinations from classes 16.1 & 21.1 Concurrent with 24 $75. $50. $30... $50. $40. $30.. $10 Wansbone Nominees P/L 1.00m Series Consolation Table A, Article Ribbons to 6th Place 0 90cm Series Final (95cm) for horses with zero points as of 6/4/17 Top 15 combinations from classes 15 & 19 Concurrent with 25.1 Reed Equestrian $150 90cm Open Series Final (95cm) Top 15 combinations from classes 15 & 19 Concurrent with 25 Megan Jones Equestrian $75. $50. $30... $50. $40. $30.. $10 Team 90cm Series Consolation Table A, Article Ribbons to 6th Place Entry Fee See See $15 See $15 See 15

8 A Best Performed Eventing Combination A trophy rug plus $500 prize money will be presented to the best performed eventing combination for the competition. The rug and prize money are kindly donated by Bridget Dunn in honour of her father, Jim Dunn OAM. The winner will be the combination with the most clear rounds over the duration of the 3 days. In the case of equal placing the combination competing at the higher level will win. To be eligible horses need to have a State Eventing Competition Licence and have completed 3 EA events in the last 12 months. Clear rounds in the 90cm and 1m Series will not count for 1* horses and above. Ground Fee per Rider $30 Swabbing Fee per Horse $10 Medical Fee per Rider $15 Camping fee per vehicle for Event with power (Includes 1 vehicle pass) $110 Camping fee per vehicle without power (Includes 1 vehicle pass) $50 Additional Vehicle Passes $10 Stabling for duration of the event 8 bags of sawdust will be supplied $165 Extra Sawdust per bag. PLEASE ORDER IN ADVANCE $15 VIP Hospitality Package Sunday 8 th April $75 Additional Riders Lounge Tickets for family and friends per day (Friday, Saturday, Sunday) $15 Entries via post, fax or Late entries per class (see conditions below) $10 Entry Conditions 1. Closing date of entries Monday 26 th March 2018 Entries 2. Equestrian South Australia will conduct the 2018 South Australian State Jumping Championships under the auspices of Equestrian Australia (EA) in strict accordance with FEI and EA National Show Jumping Rules (effective 1 January 2018, as amended) The following applies. (a) Riders taking part in the Event must be financial members of EA. (b) Horses competing in classes 1.05m and above must be registered with EA, have a current Jumping Competition Licence (formerly Performance Card) and be owned by a financial member of EA. Competition Licences will be requested at the event for prize money to be processed as per our conditions of entry and the EA National Rules. 4. Entries MUST have all horse, rider and owner details including EA registration (where applicable) and membership numbers (where applicable). All competitors are strongly encouraged to submit their entries via NOMINATE and pay fees by electronic funds transfer. A Postal Entry Handling Fee of will be charged for

9 entries and cheques sent by post to the ESA Office (fees must accompany these entry forms). 5. Swabbing: Random swabbing will take place. A swabbing fee of $10.00 per horse must be paid with entries. Please make yourself aware of prohibited substances and the relevant withdrawal period. Check the ingredients of all products you are using including herbal products with your vet. Security and access to the horse is the sole responsibility of the owner/rider. 6. It is a condition of entry that each horse will be housed in a stable for the time that they are at the event. No tying up of horses to floats or trucks will be allowed. 7. The Organising Committee reserves the right at its absolute discretion to alter or amend any part of the program. 8. The Organising Committee reserves the right refuse entry without giving a reason and to ballot horses if necessary. 9. Protests are to be submitted in writing to the show committee within 30 minutes of the incident or the announcement of placings and with a fee of $50.00, to be refunded if protest is upheld. 10. Late entries may be accepted at the discretion of the organising committee and will incur a $10.00 fee per class. 11. Substitution of a nominated horse may take place only within the nominated es and must be notified to the Secretary at least two hours prior to the commencement of the. 12. Jumping horses may be transferred from one class to another, without incurring a late entry fee but additional entry money if appropriate must be paid. This must be done by 8.00am on each day. 13. Scratching: 75% of entry fee will be refunded only if Veterinary Certificate or Doctors Certificate is produced within 3 days of the competition. Once an entry is accepted, the Grounds Fee (and Post Entry Fee if applicable) is non-refundable. 14. A Ground fee of $30.00 per rider must be paid with entries 15. Juniors: Competitors may take part in competitions for juniors until the end of the calendar year in which they reach the age of Horses may only compete in one of the Junior, Young Rider or Senior Championships categories. 17. Horses competing in classes 1.20m and below may have 3 starts in one day. The Organising Committee may refuse an entry due to horse welfare reasons. 18. State teams may include one member from another state, if they have insufficient riders present at the event to make up a team of State teams to be nominated by an EA official before am Friday 6 th April, No power cords are permitted to cross the roadways. 21. money will be paid directly into the competitor s nominated bank account within 10 working days of the event. If incorrect bank details are supplied prize money will be forfeited. STABLING: It is a condition of entry that every horse/pony is accommodated in a stable while at the event. Tying up of horses/ponies to floats or trucks is prohibited. A stable will be allocated to each horse/pony entered for the event. Competitors must book a stable for the event - a fee of $165 will apply. Horses may come and go on a daily basis or remain overnight. Arrivals are permitted only from 10.00am on Thursday 5 th April 2018 onwards. 8 bags of sawdust will be supplied and extra bags will be available to purchase. The general area kept clean and tidy. Stallions will be accommodated in the brick heavy horse stables. The Stable Coordinator will allocate stables and be available for assistance from 10.00am to 6.00pm on Thursday, 5 th April and from 7.00am to 6.00pm each

10 day of the event. Arrivals outside these times are by negotiation only. Entrants (riders/owners/competitors) may be liable for any damage caused to their allocated stable(s). BEDDING: 8 bags of sawdust are provided on arrival in each allocated stable, additional sawdust is available to purchase if required. Please per-order. FLOATS AND TRUCKS: Will be able to park within the Show Grounds; please indicate on entry form. If not camping a vehicle pass must be purchased. CAMPING: Facilities are available for camping on the Show Grounds: Please note that each vehicle brought to the grounds is required to have a pass. Powered sites - $110 for the duration of the event Includes 1 vehicle pass Unpowered sites - $50 for the duration of the event Includes 1 vehicle pass Additional Vehicle passes for the duration of the event - $10 SHOW GROUND SECURITY: Due to the venue being in an inner-city location it is necessary to secure the perimeter overnight. Please be aware that the access gates will be locked nightly between approximately 11.00pm and 6.30am. There is no access during this time other than in the case of an emergency. WARM UP ARENAS: The Sand Arena will be available for general work and class warm-up. No lunging will be allowed on the Sand Area after 8.00am each day. Practice fences will be provided on the RAHS Main Arena. The practice arena will be restricted to a maximum of three horses, with additional horses permitted on the trotting track. LUNGING: Lunging will only be allowed in a specified area before 8.00am each day. SHOW GROUND CONDITIONS Dogs must be on lead and under effective control at all times No bicycles, scooters, skateboards etc. are to be ridden within the show grounds RIDERS LOUNGE: Complementary access to all riders Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Come in and refuel throughout the day and watch your peers compete from the comfort of our riders lounge. Hosted by Dapple EQ in the VIP Marquee on Friday and Saturday. Hosted by Horseland Adelaide in the Horseland Adelaide trade village on Sunday. Includes light snacks and refreshments. Tickets for friends and family can be purchased for $15 per day DAPPLE EQ" VIP MARQUEE SUNDAY: Dapple EQ are again hosting the VIP Marquee on Sunday the 8th of April. Come and join us for a wonderful day of Jumping in the comfort of our luxury Marquee. $75 per ticket includes full food and beverage package throughout the day. Open 10.00am till 5.00pm HORSELAND ADELAIDE TRADE VILLAGE: A wide range of quality equestrian clothing, equipment, goods and merchandise on display and sale to riders and the general public from various local equine businesses. ENQUIRIES TO: Event Secretary: Tessa Fairweather tessa.fairweather@gmail.com A copy of the draw will be available the evening prior to each day the competition. Official programs will be available for all competitors from the secretary s office from the first day of the competition (this will not include the official draws)