presents the Harvest Special Schooling Show

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1 presents the Harvest Special Schooling Show October 13-14, 2018

2 We look forward to seeing you at our remaining 2018 shows! USEF Rated Show: Turkey Trot & Jump November 22-25, 2018 Winter Wonderland Schooling Show December 1-2, 2018 Visit for more information on upcoming events at the Park. 1

3 HORSE SHOW OFFICIALS Park Director: Amanda S. Diefenderfer Show Secretary: Hanna Meisinger L.D. Hayes Judge: Sarah Schroeder Oak Grove Judge: Dorothy Torosian JW Arena Judge: Marci Mosconi Course Designer: Sarah Dubost Photographer: Marcus Greene Outdoor Photography Facility Location: Paso Robles Horse Park 3801 Hughes Parkway Paso Robles, CA Visit our website and enter the show at Like us at Facebook.com/pasorobleshorsepark, or follow our Instagram 2

4 Paso Robles Horse Park Foundation The Foundation is dedicated to creating opportunity within the community to support relevance of the horse in today s world and its unique ability to enhance education, health and quality of life, particularly for the handicapped and underprivileged. Interested in getting involved? Visit the Horse Show Office for more information or info@pasorobleshorsepark.com 3

5 JOIN US FOR THE 2018 MEDAL FINALS! The Paso Robles Horse Park Medal Finals will be held at the Turkey Trot & Jump show, November 22-25, Riders with 7 points or more are invited to participate in the Medal Finals. Medal finalists will receive a free stall if competing in the Finals. PRHP MEDAL QUALIFIERS Sage Lindvall Piper Budrow Ashley Self Lisa Carmen Sara Tuck Kathryn Lopes Points of those not yet qualified: 5 points: Lilly Goldstein, Lucy Leff 4 points: Megan Burson, Paris Mahoney, Sydney Trainor 3 points: Cate Cody, Ashley Young, Lyla Jespersen 2 points: Natalie Kolb 1 point: Maya Clarkson, Rachel Lancaster GREEN RIDER MEDAL QUALIFIERS Presley Reed Ashlin Rae Goodwin Sydney Loucks Leanne Atwal Points of those not yet qualified: 6 points: Romy Ray 5 points: Megan Davis, Ava Pollioni 4 points: Emily Girard, Cavon Smith, Jayde Cole 3 points: Kayla Vansickel, Patty Alamonti 2 points: Grace Lanning, Jan Tallman, Madison Halasey 1 point: Madison Burton, Susie Wall 4

6 RULES & REGULATIONS The following rules and regulations will be enforced throughout the duration of the show and apply to all competitors and riders on the property: 1. Entries received or postmarked before October 5, 2018 will be charged at $20/class. The Jumper Jackpot classes #400 and #401, leadline, and warm-ups are exceptions. 2. Entries received or postmarked after October 5, 2018, including those made on the days of the show, will be charged $25/class. Day of show adds for these entries will honor $25/class fee. The Jumper Jackpot classes #400 and #401, leadline, and warm-ups are exceptions. 3. Adds & Scratches: Adds and scratches may be made onsite at the show as long as they are completed prior to the start of the related class. Adds will be charged at the regular rate of $25/ class. Adds and scratches may be made at the back gate of the ring running the class. Classes scratched at the horse show office prior to the start of the class will receive a full refund, scratches made at the back gate will be charged $5/class if not completed prior to the start of the class. Classes that are not scratched will be charged at full price. It is the responsibility of the rider and trainer to ensure the classes entered are correct. 4. Payment: All payments should be paid by credit card, cash, or check made payable to Paso Robles Horse Park Foundation. Any checks returned by the bank will be charged a $35 penalty, or 10% of the face value, whichever is greater. 5. Open Balances: Competitors who do not come into the office to close out at the end of the show forfeit the right to make adjustments on any show charges. Final balances will be automatically charged to the payment method on file. 6. Credits/Balances: Competitors may be notified of any previous credits or balances from previous Park activity at the time of check-in. Outstanding balances must be paid prior to picking up show numbers. 7. Management reserves the right to refuse, accept conditionally, or cancel entries, awards, or prizes, and/or adjust the time schedule, combine, scratch, or move classes as necessary without claims or damage. A two-minute gate call will be requested and enforced. All judge s decisions are final. 8. All professionals and non-professionals riding on the Park property must wear securely fastened protective headgear, which meets ASTM/SEI standards and carries the SEI tag. Any rider violating this rule at any time will immediately be prohibited from further riding until such headgear is properly in place. 9. Stall Use: A flat fee of $50/stall will be charged for each stall, tack room, and/or grooming stall reserved. This fee grants access to a reserved stall beginning at Friday, October 12, at Noon, through Sunday, October 14, at the conclusion of the show. Stalls are 12 x12 and will be available on a first come, first served basis. Stalls reserved will come with two (2) bags of shavings. 10. Feed & Shavings: The Paso Robles Horse Park Feed Office will be open during these dates, and will be offering hay and shavings. Alfalfa, orchard, timothy hay, and bagged shavings will be offered. For advance orders please feed@pasorobleshorsepark.com. Orders can be made at the show in the office. 11. Trailer-In Fees: A trailer-in fee of $25/horse per day will be charged for those not getting stalls. If you pay the day fee and your horse is found in a stall, you will be charged for a stall fee in addition to your day fee. All horses entering the Park must pay the trailer-in-fee, unless a stall is purchased. Trailer-in vehicles will be given a pass that must be displayed for the duration of the show. Once the show is sold out, trailer-in entries will also be limited. 12. Non-competing Horses: All horses, whether in stalls or trailered-in, must be signed up to compete in classes. If you are not planning to show, a $50 non-competing fee will apply. 5

7 RULES & REGULATIONS, CONTINUED 13. RV Parking & Hookups: 28 RV parking spots with water and power hookups are available for rental. A flat fee of $50 will be charged. This will grant access to the spot beginning at noon on Friday, October 12, through Sunday, October 14, at the conclusion of the show. All RV reservations will be filled on a first come, first served basis. 14. Refunds: Entry fees will be refunded in full, less a $25 office charge with a veterinary certificate or medical doctor s note prior to the start of the show. Stalls are non-refundable. 15. Schooling: No juniors or amateurs are allowed to school over fences without their trainer in the area. 16. Lunging: Lunging in the designated lunging areas will be permitted on Friday, October 12, between Noon and 6 p.m., and again on Saturday and Sunday, October Warm-Ups: $5 warm-up rounds will be available on Friday from Noon until 6 p.m. Rounds are 5 minutes long. Additionally, a $5 warm-up class will be run at the start of Saturday and Sunday in each ring. These classes will utilize set courses. Please note, warm-up closing times will be posted at back gates and strictly enforced. 18. Hunter Attire: All riders must be in appropriate attire, which consists of a hunt coat, a shirt with collar, breeches, and tall boots or boots and half chaps. 19. Jumper Attire: All riders must be in appropriate attire, which consists of a hunt coat or a shirt with collar, breeches, and tall boots or boots and half chaps. 20. Hunter Equipment: Horses shown in hunter classes must have the proper equipment. Equipment requirements include: if a martingale is used, only a standing martingale is permitted, no figure-eight or dropped nosed bands, and no horse boots. No martingales are allowed in flat classes. 21. Photo and Video Consent: By competing at or attending competitions or events at the Paso Robles Horse Park, I grant permission to the unrestricted rights to use photographs and/or video footage of myself, my family, my guests, and/or my animal for the purpose of promotion of the Park in various mediums. 22. No draw lines allowed in the show ring or to school over fences. 23. Awards and Prizes: Ribbons will be awarded in all classes 1 st 6 th. Prizes will be available to 1 st in each class. 24. All dogs must be on a leash. Owners are subject to a $50 fine for any dog not on a leash. 25. No trainers allowed on foot in the show ring during competition. 26. Professionals may only ride in open division classes. Any professionals riding in classes designated for Jr/Am will be disqualified for the remainder of the day. 27. Class Splits: At the discretion of the judge or show management, a class may be split into multiple sections. In the case of flat classes, each section will be admitted separately by the back gate or split once in the ring by the judge. In the case of classes over fences, a California Split may be used to award multiple sets of placings. 28. Points are tracked for each calendar year of the Paso Robles Horse Park schooling shows. At the start of the following year, an awards ceremony will recognize high point competitors at various heights. Points will be awarded as follows: 1 st - 7pts, 2 nd - 5pts, 3 rd - 4pts, 4 th - 3pts, 5 th - 2pts, 6 th - 1pt 6

8 THE PARK DEFINITIONS 7 Walk/Trot Flat: To be eligible, rider must not have competed in a walk/trot/canter flat class. Hunter Hack: Horses will first be worked and judged on the flat. Riders may be asked to demonstrate walk, trot, and canter gaits. Following the completion of the flat phase, riders will be directed by the judge to jump two fences set in a line. Hunters or Equitation Over Poles: Fences will consist of jump poles laid flat on the ground. To be eligible, rider and horse must not be competing in classes greater than 2 7, or.80m in height. Riders may choose to complete the course at the trot or the canter. Cross-rail Hunters or Equitation: Fences are not to exceed 18. This division has no entry restrictions. No combinations or oxers. Green Rider Hunters or Equitation: Fences are not to exceed 2. Horse rider combinations are not to have shown at heights above 3 in past competitions. No combinations or oxers. Short/Long Stirrup Hunters or Equitation: Fences are not to exceed 2 3. Child/Adult Hunters or Equitation: Fences are not to exceed 2 6. Low Jr/Am Hunters or Equitation: Fences are not to exceed 2 9. Jr/Am Hunters or Equitation: Fences are not to exceed 3. PRHP Green Rider Medal: Hosted at both the Park Schooling Show Series and the Paso Robles Horse Park USEF B-Rated Show Series, the PRHP Green Rider Medal features fences not to exceed 2 3 in height. The top four riders (if available) in the class may be asked to work off at the judge s discretion. Tests may include USEF medal tests 1-5 and 6-8. This class is open to all junior and amateur riders who have not competed at heights above 3. Finals of the PRHP Green Rider Medal will be held each year at the Turkey Trot & Jump show. Points from the final Schooling Show of the previous year, the first three schooling shows of the current year and the B-Rated shows of the current year are eligible to qualify a rider for the Finals. Points are to be awarded as follows: 1 st - 7pts, 2 nd - 5pts, 3 rd - 4pts, 4 th - 3pts, 5 th - 2pts, 6 th - 1pt. Riders with 7 points or more are invited to participate in the PRHP Medal Final. PRHP Medal: Hosted at both the Park Schooling Show Series and the Park USEF B-Rated Show Series, the PRHP Medal features fences not to exceed 3 in height. The top four riders (if available) in the class may be asked to work off at the judge s discretion. Tests may include USEF medal tests This class is open to all junior and amateur riders. Finals of the PRHP Medal will be held each year at the Turkey Trot & Jump show. Points from the final Schooling Show of the previous year, the first three schooling shows of the current year and the B-Rated shows of the current year are eligible to qualify a rider for the Finals. Points are to be awarded as follows: 1 st - 7pts, 2 nd - 5pts, 3 rd - 4pts, 4 th - 3pts, 5 th - 2pts, 6 th - 1pt. Riders with 7 points or more are invited to participate in the PRHP Medal Final. Hunter Derby: Fences are not to exceed 2 6. This class is open to all riders. Top six from round one will return to compete in a second handy round. SBCRC Hunt Seat Medal, 17 & under: This class is open to junior riders who are members of SBCRC. To be shown over a course of a minimum of eight fences 2 9 in height, and may include one combination. The top four riders (if available) in the class must be asked to work off. A minimum of two entries must be judged over the course, in order to qualify for the finals. The top two riders from each show will qualify for finals. It may be combined with the 18 & over medal where points will be awarded to the riders in each division equally. There will be 2 firsts and seconds, etc. A previously qualified rider may ride again. If that rider places first the next two places qualify. All courses shall be posted one-half hour before the class. The winner of the finals each year shall be ineligible for any future medal class in the same division. SBCRC Hunt Seat Medal, 18 & over: This class is open to amateur riders who are members of SBCRC. It follows the same specifications as SBCRC 17 & under medal.

9 THE PARK DEFINITIONS, CONTINUED SBCRC Green Rider Medal: This class is open to junior and amateur members of SBCRC who qualify over fences in the medal class. To be shown over a course of up to eight fences not exceeding 2 3 in height, with no combinations. At the judge s discretion, the top four riders in the class may be asked to work off, using one of more of USEF Medal tests 1, 3, 4, 5, and 6 (trot and canter only) or any other tests that the judge deems suitable for the level of riders in the class. A minimum of two entries must be judged over the course, in order for the winner to qualify for the finals. A previously qualified rider may ride again. If that rider places first the next two places qualify. The top two riders from each show will qualify for finals. Betsy Woods Horsemanship Medal: A two-phase event designed to test a rider s ability to demonstrate proper horsemanship as it relates to work on the flat and over fences. Riders in the flat phase may be asked to ride at the walk, rising trot, rising trot demonstrating a lengthening of stride, sitting trot, canter, hand gallop and counter canter. No martingales are permitted and only traditional hunter-type bits may be used (gags, leverage bits and hackamores are prohibited). The jumping phase will take place over hunter/jumper type obstacles set at 2 6. The course may include a bending line, roll back to a single jump, a hand gallop to a single jump and a trot fence. The course must have at least two changes in direction. Combinations are not allowed. The course should be ridden in a direct and prompt fashion. The jumping phase will be scored using the open numerical system. Riders who have not won a hunter, jumper, or equitation class at 3 or over may compete in this class. The top two riders from each show will qualify for finals. A previously qualified rider may ride again. If that rider places first the next two places qualify. All jumper classes will be run at Table II Sec. 2 (a, b or c) unless otherwise specified. Wakeup and Schooling Jumpers: Fences are not to exceed.70m. Table IV sec. 1 Optimum time may be utilized one day. Training Jumpers: Fences are not to exceed.80m. Pre-Child/Adult Jumpers: Fences are not to exceed.85m. Modified Child/Adult Jumpers: Fences are not to exceed.95m. Low Child/Adult Jumpers: Fences are not to exceed 1.00m. Child/Adult Jumpers: Fences are not to exceed 1.10m. Modified Jr/AO Jumpers: Fences are not to exceed 1.15m. Jr/AO Jumpers: Fences are not to exceed 1.20m. Low Jumper Jackpot: Entry fee of $30. Fences are not to exceed 1.10m. Riders may not cross enter between the low and high Jumper Jackpot Classes. Prize money of $250 will be awarded to 1st through 5th as follows: 30%, 25%, 20%, 15% 10%. Must be at least three entries for prize money to be paid. High Jumper Jackpot: Entry fee of $50. Fences are not to exceed 1.15m. Riders may not cross enter between the low and high Jumper Jackpot classes. Prize money of $500 will be awarded to 1st through 5th as follows: 30%, 25%, 20%, 15% 10%. Must be at least three entries for prize money to be paid. 8

10 PASO ROBLES HORSE PARK HARVEST SPECIAL SCHOOLING SHOW ENTRY FORM Early entry fee for entries postmarked October 5, 2018, or earlier, is $20 per class. Entry fee for entries received after this date or made at the show is $25 per class. Schooling rounds are $5 per round. Classes #400 and #401 have special entry fees; please see the Park Definitions, page 4. Horse Information Name Color Sex Height Age Class # Rider Fee Office Use Only: Subtotal Class Fee $ Check #: Date Entry Received: Circle One: Grounds Fee: $25 per day Stall Fee: $50 Stall fee, per stall CDFA EMMP Fee: $5/horse $ $ Total $ 9

11 Name: DOB: Address: City: State: Zip: Phone: Name: DOB: Address: City: State: Zip: Phone: Name: DOB: Address: City: State: Zip: Phone: Name: DOB: Address: City: State: Zip: Phone: Make Checks Payable to: Paso Robles Horse Park Foundation Mail Entries and Signed Waiver to: P.O. Box 3620, Paso Robles CA Online Entries can be found at: Trainer Owner Rider #2 Rider #1 10

12 Paso Robles Horse Park Foundation Release, Assumption of Risk, Waiver, and Indemnification THIS DOCUMENT WAIVES IMPORTANT LEGAL RIGHTS. READ IT CAREFULLY BEFORE SIGNING. I Agree, in consideration as a competitor, participant, trainer, rider, horse owner, or other to the following: I Agree that I choose to participate voluntarily with my horse, as a rider, driver, handler, vaulter, longeur, lessee, owner, agent, or as a parent or guardian of a participant/exhibitor under 18 years of age. I am fully aware and acknowledge that horse sports involve inherent dangerous risks of accident, loss, and serious bodily injury including broken bones, head injuries, trauma, pain, suffering, or death ( harm ). I Agree to release Paso Robles Horse Park Foundation (the Park) from any and all claims for money damages or otherwise for any harm to me or my horse and for any harm caused by me or my horse to others, even if the harm resulted, directly or indirectly, from the negligence of the Park. I Agree to expressly assume all risks of harm to me, or my horse, including harm resulting from the negligence of the Park. I Agree to indemnify the Park, its officers, and employees and agents and to hold it harmless with respect to claims for harm to me or my horse(s) and for claims made by others for any harm caused by me or my horse(s) during any competition or while at the Park. I Agree that the Park as used herein includes all of its officials, directors, employees, agents, personnel, volunteers, affiliated organizations, and vendors. I Agree that I shall not now, or at any time in the future, directly or indirectly, prosecute any action, suit, or other proceeding against the Park arising out of or relating to actions, causes of action, claims and demands hereby waived, released or discharged by me, which released claims include all which are known and unknown, foreseen and unforeseen, future or contingent. This release shall be binding upon me and my spouse, legal representatives, heirs, successors, and assigns. I represent that I have the requisite training, coaching, and abilities to safely participate in competition or other events at the Park and to be bound by all of the above terms and other rules and regulations of the Paso Robles Horse Park Foundation. Participant Name - Print Participant Signature Date Parent/Guardian Name - Print Parent/Guardian Signature Date 11

13 RV AND CAMPER ORDER FORM LIMITED NUMBER OF ELECTRICAL & WATER HOOKUPS ARE AVAILABLE Parking spaces will be assigned according to unit length. The Park will make every effort to accommodate your space requirements. To assist us, please fill out the registration below and send with your check to: PASO ROBLES HORSE PARK Attn: RV PO Box 3620 Paso Robles, CA Name Telephone No: Address City Zip Length of Vehicle Height Clearance License No. Name of Competitor Name of Entered Horse RV Registration will not be accepted if length is not indicated. Camper Travel Trailer H.T. Duplex Live-In Motor Home Fifth Wheel Trailer NO TENTS Arrival Date Departure Date All spaces or partial spaces use, regardless of use, require full payment. Week Fee: $50.00 Check Enclosed Each unit must display a PRHP permit. Receipt# NO REFUNDS, NO CREDITS RV RENTAL RESERVATIONS MUST BE MADE IN ADVANCE. COMPLETED RESERVATIONS SHOULD BE SUBMITTED TO THE OFFICE. ALL OVERNIGHT STAYS MUST PAY THE PERMIT FEE AND PARK IN THE RV LOT. 12

14 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13 L.D. Hayes Arena 8:00 a.m. Start Class # Class Height 101 Non-judged Jumpers 2 6 Warm-up m Jumpers 2 9 Open m Pre-Child/Adult Jumpers 2 9 Jr/Am 701 PRHP Medal 3 Jr/Am m Jumpers 3 1 Open m Modified Child/Adult Jumpers 3 1 Jr/Am m Jumpers 3 3 Open m Low Child/Adult Jumpers 3 3 Jr/Am m Jumpers 3 7 Open m Child/Adult Jumpers 3 7 Jr/Am m Jumpers 3 9 Open m Modified Jr/AO Jumpers 3 9 Jr/Am Jumpers 4 Open Jr/AO Jumpers 4 Jr/Am Oak Grove Arena 8:00 a.m. Start 102 Non-judged Hunters 2 Warm-up 306 Cross-rail Hunters 18 Open 307 Cross-rail Handy Hunters 18 Jr/Am 308 Green Hunters 2 Open 309 Handy Green Rider Hunters 2 Jr/Am 700 Green Rider Medal 2 Jr/Am Hunters 2 3 Open 311 Short/Long Stirrup Handy Hunters 2 3 Jr/Am Hunters 2 6 Open 313 Child/Adult Handy Hunters 2 6 Jr/Am 705 Betsy Woods Horsemanship Medal (Both Phases) 2 6 Jr/Am 315 Low Hunters 2 9 Open 316 Low Handy Hunters 2 9 Jr/Am Hunters 3 Open 318 Jr/Am Handy Hunters 3 Jr/Am JW Arena 8:00 a.m. Start 107 Non-judged Hunters Warm-up 18 Warm-Up 314 Child/Adult Hunters Under Saddle Flat Jr/Am 301 Walk/Trot Flat Flat Open 302 Hunters Under Saddle Flat Jr/Am 303 Hunter Hack Poles Poles Jr/Am 304 Hunters Over Poles Poles Open 305 Handy Hunters Over Poles Poles Jr/Am 326 Short/Long Stirrup Hunters Under Saddle Flat Open 103 Non-judged Warm-up 2 Warm-up m Jumpers 2 3 Open m Wake Up Jumpers 2 3 Jr/Am m Jumpers 2 7 Open m Training Jumpers 2 7 Jr/Am 13 Note: Classes may be moved to a different arena at management s discretion

15 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14 L.D. Hayes Arena 8:00 a.m. Start Class # Class Height 104 Non-judged Jumpers 2 6 Warm-up m Jumpers 2 9 Open m Pre-Child/Adult Jumpers 2 9 Jr/Am m Jumpers 3 1 Open m Modified Child/Adult Jumpers 3 1 Jr/Am m Jumpers 3 3 Open m Low Child/Adult Jumpers 3 3 Jr/Am m Jumpers 3 7 Open m Child/Adult Jumpers 3 7 Jr/Am m Jumpers 3 9 Open m Modified Jr/AO Jumpers 3 9 Jr/Am 500 Leadline Class To run at noon 400 $250 Low Jumper Jackpot 3 7 Open 401 $500 High Jumper Jackpot 3 9 Open Oak Grove Arena 8:00 a.m. Start 105 Non-judged Hunters 2 Warm-up 610 Hunter Derby 2 6 Open 321 Green Rider Hunters 2 Open 603 Green Rider Equitation 2 Jr/Am Hunters 2 3 Open 604 Short/Long Stirrup Equitation 2 3 Jr/Am 704 SBCRC Green Rider Medal 2 3 Jr/Am Hunters 2 6 Open 605 Child/Adult Equitation 2 6 Jr/Am 324 Low Hunters 2 9 Open 607 Low Jr/Am Equitation 2 9 Jr/Am 702 SBCRC Hunt Seat Medal, 17 & under 2 9 Jr/Am 703 SBCRC Hunt Seat Medal, 18 & over 2 9 Jr/Am Hunters 3 Open 608 Jr/Am Equitation 3 Jr/Am JW Arena 8:00 a.m. Start 108 Non-judged Hunters Warm-up 18 Warm-up 606 Child/Adult Equitation on the Flat Flat Jr/Am 600 Walk/Trot Eq. Flat Flat Open 319 Hunters Over Poles Poles Open 601 Equitation Over Poles Poles Jr/Am 609 Short/Long Stirrup Equitation on the Flat Flat Open 320 Cross-rail Hunters 18 Open 603 Cross-rail Equitation 18 Jr/Am 106 Non-judged Warm-up 2 Warm-up m Jumpers 2 3 Open m Jr/Am Wake Up Jumpers 2 3 Jr/Am m Jumpers 2 7 Open m Training Jumpers 2 7 Jr/Am Note: Classes may be moved to a different arena at management s discretion 14

16 SCHEDULE OF AWARDS AND CHARGES Trophies/Prizes: To be awarded to first place in all classes in all divisions Ribbons: To be awarded to 1 st 6 th place Prize Money: In the two Jumper Jackpot Classes, it will be awarded to 1st 5th as follows: 30%, 25%, 20%, 15%, 10% Entry Fee (see rules #1-3): Postmarked or received prior to closing of entries on October 5, 2018: $20/class Postmarked or received after October 5, 2018, or days-of show: $25/class Stall/Ground Fees (See rules #7 & 9): Stall: $50/stall for the weekend (whether for use as stall, tack room, or grooming stall). Each stall includes two (2) bags of shavings Stalls are nonrefundable Trailer-In: $25/horse per day. Trailer-In passes must be displayed in the vehicle for the duration of the show RV Fees (See rules #10): RV spot with hookups: $50 for the weekend Gold Star Awards One of the aspects of the Paso Robles Horse Park that we are most proud of is the welcoming and courteous atmosphere. This ambiance comes from the personalities of everyone from staff to riders to trainers. In appreciation of all that you do to support this environment, and to add a new element of fun to the schooling shows, we have incorporated the Gold Star Awards. The Park Team will be on the lookout for anything to support sportsmanship and fun at the Park. When they see it in action they will give you a gold star and add an entry for your barn in the drawing to win a gift basket. The winner will be drawn at noon on Sunday. Jumpin Jack Jack s Helping Hand Little Rider program will be joining the Schooling Show Series fun on Sunday. All competitors are invited to join the fun too! Classes will feature an option Jumpin Jack obstacle within the course. The Park asks riders and fans alike to join them in pledging support for each successful clearance of the obstacle. Schooling Access All warm-ups will be open for $5 ticketed 5-minute warm-up rounds from Noon to 6 p.m. on Friday. On Saturday and Sunday, each ring will start with a $5 warm-up class featuring a designated course. Please note, posted closing times will be enforced for these warm-up classes. ENTRIES CLOSE OCTOBER 5,

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18 Preferred Lodging Partners Black Oak Interested in Volunteering? We love and appreciate all of our volunteers! Volunteers will receive a 10% voucher to be applied to their entries AND free jump schooling rounds on the Friday leading into the show. If you re interested, please us at: info@pasorobleshorsepark.com 17 Feed & Shavings Bagged shavings, alfalfa, timothy, and orchard hay will be available through the feed office. Advance orders can be sent to: feed@pasorobleshorsepark.com

19 Check out our 2019 shows! Two Week Series: Paso Robles Welcome Spring Series USEF A & B Rated April 17-28, 2019 B Rated Show Series: Rosé in May May 16-19, 2019 Paso Pumpkins & Ponies October 17-20, 2019 Turkey Trot & Jump November 21-24, 2019 Schooling Show Series: Kick-Off Schooling Show April 6-7, 2019 Spring Fling Schooling Show May 11-12, 2019 Harvest Special Schooling Show October 12-13, 2019 Winter Wonderland Schooling Show December 6-7,

20 P.O. Box 3620 Paso Robles, CA 93447