Winnebago County 4-H Horse and Pony Manual (Revised March 2012)
|
|
- Cecil Lee
- 5 years ago
- Views:
Transcription
1 Winnebago County 4-H Horse and Pony Manual (Revised March 2012) SHOWMANSHIP (Manner in which animal is handled while being judged) Appearance of Animal 40 Appearance of Exhibitor 10 Showing Animal in Ring 50 A. Appearance of Animal 1. Condition and thriftiness 15 points 2. Grooming 15 points a. Coat clean and free of stains. Coat should be silky to show evidence of care. Hair dressing powder may be used sparingly. Bot eggs must be absent. b. Mane and tail clean and free of tangles. Tail extensions are allowed. c. Hoofs trimmed and shaped to enable animal to walk and stand squarely on all four feet. If shod, shoes must fit and not show undue wear. Clinches should be smooth. Hoof dressing permitted. 3. Trimming and Braiding 5 points a. Excess hair clipped or trimmed from fetlocks and around the head. Horse may be totally clipped or not, as exhibitor wishes. Horses should be clipped according to appropriate type or use. Clipper marks should not be evident. b. Braiding, if used should be neat and suitable for type of horse. 4. Tack 5 points a. Clean, neat, and in good repair. At no time will fancy show halters be given preference over clean, well fitted equipment. B. Appearance of Exhibitor 10 points 1. Clothes and person should be neat and clean. Suitable riding clothes required. See attire list. C. Showing Animal in the Ring 1. Leading 15 points a. It is customary to lead from the left (near) side with your hand approximately 8-12" from the halter on the lead shank. (Note: horses should be trained to be workable from both sides) A well trained horse will move readily and freely at a walk or trot with a minimum of urging. Hand may not be in contact with the chain portion of the shank if one is used. b. When leading, allow the horse to hold its head in a natural position without tension on the lead rope. 1
2 c. Make a neat loop with the excess lead and carry in left hand. A loose, flopping lead strap is a safety hazard. A neatly folded lead is also accepted. EXAMPLE of COIL EXAMPLE OF LOOP d. When leading, be in position on the left side of the horse between the head and shoulders. You will be asked to show your horse in action (way of going) at the walk and trot. Watch and listen to the ringmaster and judge for instructions. e. When asked to show your horse in action, MOVE YOUR HORSE IN A STRAIGHT LINE directly away from the judge. Allow the judge an unobstructed view of the horse s action. f. Be sure to continue back through the line of horses and then turn around, careful to not crowd the other horses. g. You and your horse should work as a team. The horse should respond to the slightest signals. h. Work calmly and quietly, but efficiently. i. Your actions should not draw the judge s attention away from your horse. j. If the horse is shown wearing a bridle, hard jerking on the reins not only looks bad, but could injure the horse s mouth. k. Chain may be placed under (preferred) or over the nose of the horse, but the use of a chain is not to mandatory. l. Western a halter must be used. Exhibitors must wear appropriate Western attire. See attire list. Spurs and chaps are not allowed in showmanship classes. m. Hunt Seat Suitable hunt seat attire. See attire list. Horses may be shown in bridle or halter. Hunters shown in a bridle must be exhibited in a snaffle, curb or pelham; no full bridles are permitted. Hunters can be fully braided (not mandatory,) and no tail sets or weighted shoes will be allowed. No spurs should be worn. n. Saddle Seat Suitable attire should be worn. See attire list. Horses may be shown with a halter or bridle. Those shown in a bridle may use a full bridle, curb or Pelham. No spurs should be worn. Whips are allowed, but should be no longer than four feet. Manes may be full or roached. No boots, rollers or bracelets are allowed. 2. Setting the Horse Up for Inspection 15 points a. When setting the horse up for inspection, stand toward the front facing the horse, but never directly in front of the horse, and always in a position where the judge can be seen. Do not obscure the view of the judge! b. Place the feet of the horse squarely and according to its type and use. (American Saddlebred, Tennessee Walking Horse, Morgan Horse and Show Shetlands are shown stretched). c. Leave at least five feet between horses. Do not crowd exhibitor in front when lined up head to tail. d. When changing position do not crowd other horses. e. Do most of the showing with reins or lead strap. Never touch or kick your horse when positioning the feet. f. Be natural, overshowing, undue fussing and maneuvering are objectionable. 2
3 3. Show the Animal to its Best Advantage 10 points a. Exhibit the animal to overcome conformation faults. 4. Poise, Alertness, and Attitude 10 points a. Exhibitor should watch the animal carefully and be aware of the position and the judge at all times. Continue showing until the entire class has been placed, and the judge has given his reasons. b. To show your horse to its best advantage, it is essential that you know and can perform with your horse using the Quarter System of Showmanship. The quarter method of showing is essentially a way to make sure that the judge always has an unobstructed view of the horse in the ring. When moving forward, the handler is always on the left side, as is "correct" in any situation (getting the horse accustomed to working from both sides is a good thing, too, in schooling in hand). When standing still, however, the horse is to be between the handler and the judge. They system divides the horse into quarters, with a line from muzzle to tail, and a line crossing the withers. The handler never stands in the II or III quarters, but moves from I and IV as the judge inspects the horse. Every time the judge crosses an imaginary line, the handler switches sides. For example: The horse is standing square, and the judge begins to circle the horse and inspect the grooming job. He is in I, and you (the handler) are in IV. When the judge crosses the wither line, into III, you step from IV into I. When the judge passes the tail line, you step back from I into IV. When the judge crosses from III into IV, you go back to I. When the judge crosses directly in front of the horse, you cross in front of him back to IV. c. Use good sportsmanship WIN WITH A GRIN, LOSE WITH A SMILE. 3
4 Western Horsemanship (Rider being judged) Hands 10 Seat 10 Mounting and Dismounting 10 Suitability 10 Appointment of Animal 5 Appointment of Rider 5 Performance of Rider 50 A. Hands 10 points 1. Soft hands on reins, neck rein with hand reining straight across on horizontal plane, reasonably loose rein without undue restraint; arms are in straight line with body, the one holding the reins bent at elbow. Only one hand is to be used for reining, and hands shall not be changed. Hand to be around reins. When split reins fall on near side, one finger between rains is permitted. When using romal reins, no finger between reins permitted. Rider may hold romal to keep from swinging and adjust the position of reins provided it is held 16 inches from reining hand. Hands are not to touch the saddle or the horse. B. Seat 10 points 1. Rider sits with knees slightly bent and weight directly over balls of feet. Stirrups should be just short enough to allow heels to be lower than toes. Body should appear comfortable and relaxed. Rider sits to jog. C. Mounting and Dismounting 10 points 1. To mount, take up reins in left hand and place hand on horse s neck in front of withers, with end of reins on near side. Grasp stirrup with right hand, place left foot in stirrup, then grasp saddle horn with right hand and mount. If romal is used, it should be placed on the off side after mounting. If using split reins, they should remain on the same side as the rein hand. To dismount, reverse above procedure and step down, then face forward. The rider has the option when using split reins whether to leave the right rein up or take it down. The size of the rider is to be taken into consideration. D. Suitability 10 points 1. Rider should fit the horse, and the spirit of the horse should be equal to the rider s ability. Horse must be serviceably sound. E. Appointment of Animal 5 points 1. Western tack and saddle should fit horse and rider. Standard Western bits must be used. (Bosals or Snaffle bits can be substituted for Standard bit on Jr. Horse 5 years and under ONLY). Silver equipment will not count over a good working outfit. Chain curbs are permissible, but must be at least one half inch in width, and must lie flat against the jaw of the horse. Neither wire curbs, regardless of how padded or covered, nor any chin strap narrower than one half inch will be permitted. 4
5 F. Appointment of Rider 5 points 1. See attire list. G. Performance 50 points 1. Walk, jog, lope and reverse inside only (away from the rail) and neck rein. Rider should be able to perform other routines. Results, as shown by performance of the horse, are not to be considered more important than the method of obtaining them. H. Individual Tests the Judge May Choose (Tests may be performed either collectively or individually - Instructions to be announced.) 1. Individual performance on the rail 2. Figure 8 at the jog 3. Lope and stop 4. Figure 8 at lope on correct lead demonstrating correct change of lead. Figures commence in center of two circles so that one lead change is shown. 5. Ride without stirrups 6. Dismount and mount 7. Change leads down center of ring demonstrating simple change 8. Answer questions judge may ask 9. Execute 360-degree turns 10. Roll backs (180 0 turn) 11. Stop and stand (settle) at any gait 12. Other tests may be chosen by judge. Saddleseat Equitation (Rider being judged) Position 30 Performance of Rider 50 Attire and Equipment 10 Suitability 10 A. Position Establish and maintain a secure seat thoroughly efficient and most comfortable for riding the type of horse at any gait and for any length of time. The method of holding the reins should be consistent with the type of equipment used, except that both hands shall be used, and reins must be picked up at one time. Bight of rein (excess rein) should be on the off side, hands in line with bit and elbows; weight of rider resting on balls of feet, in the stirrup, heels down. No swaying of legs should be noticeable. B. Performance 50 points 1. Walk, trot and canter both ways of ring, back, pose, dismount and mount. Horses are to be reversed to the rail. Members may be asked for individual workouts. Posting on the correct diagonal, showing correct lead at the canter and changing of lead or diagonals may be required. Voice, hands and legs are important in the use of aids for desired gait or maneuver. 5
6 C. Attire and Equipment 10 points 1. Cut back, show or park seat saddle. Horses are to be shown under English tack with full bridle or Pelham. Curb chains are permissible, but must be at least one-half inch in width, and must lie flat against the jaw of the horse. Neither wire curbs, regardless of how padded or covered, nor any chin strap narrower than one-half inch will be permitted. Spurs are optional. See attire list. D. Suitability 10 points 1. Horse to rider. Manner equal to rider s ability. Horse must be serviceably sound. E. Saddle Seat Equitation 1. To mount, take up reins in left hand, and place hand on withers. Stand facing rear of horse, grasp stirrup leather with riding hand, and insert left foot in stirrup and mount. In mounting and dismounting the size of the rider is to be taken into consideration. To dismount, rider may either step down or slide down. Irons should be placed under ball of foot (not toe) with even pressure on entire width of sole and center of the iron natural (neither extremely in nor out). The height the hands are held above the horse s withers is a matter of how and where the horse carries his head. F. Position in Motion 1. Walk Slight motion in saddle. 2. Trot Slight elevation in saddle, posting to correct diagonal. 3. Canter close seat, going with the horse. G. Individual Tests the Judge May Choose 1. Pick up reins (addressing reins) 2. Dismount and mount. The size of the rider is to be taken into consideration 3. Back 4. Individual performance on rail 5. Individual performance around ring 6. Figure 8 at trot, demonstrating change of diagonals. At left diagonal, rider should be sitting the saddle when left front leg is on the ground; at right diagonal, rider should be sitting saddle when right front leg is on the ground. When circling clockwise, rider should be left diagonal; when circling counterclockwise, rider should be on right diagonal. 7. Figure 8 at canter. Full stop compulsory on each change of lead, figures commence in center of two circles so that one change is shown. 8. Change leads down center of ring, stopping at each change. 9. Ride without stirrups 10. Answer questions the judge may ask Hunt Seat Equitation (Rider being judged) Position 30 Performance of Rider 50 Attire and Equipment 10 Suitability 10 6
7 A. Position 30 points 1. The method of holding reins should be consistent with type of equipment used. However, all reins must be picked up at same time. Ankles flexed in, heels down, calf of leg in contact with horse and slightly behind girth. B. Performance 50 points 1. Walk, trot, and canter both ways of the ring, back, stand, dismount and mount. Horses are to be reversed to the inside (away from the rail). Members may be asked for an individual workout. Posting on the correct diagonal, showing correct lead at the canter, changing of lead or diagonals may be required. Voice, hands, and legs are important in the use of aids for desired gait or maneuver. C. Attire and Equipment 10 points 1. Forward seat or park seat saddle. Horses are to be shown under English tack with Pelham or snaffle bit. The Kimberwicke or Weymouth bits are also acceptable. Chain curbs are permissible, but must meet the approval of the judge, must be at least one-half inch in width and must lie flat against the jaw of the horse. Neither wire curbs, regardless of how padded or covered, nor any chin strap narrower than one-half inch will be permitted. Riders shall wear appropriate attire for an English class, see attire list. D. Suitability 10 points 1. Horse to rider. Manner equal to rider s ability. Horse must be serviceably sound. E. Hunt Seat Equitation 1. To mount, take up reins in left hand and place hand on withers. Grasp stirrup and mount. To dismount, rider may either step down or slide down. Hands should be over and in front of horse s withers. Iron may be either on ball of foot or home. F. Position in Motion 1. Walk and slow trot Body should be vertical. 2. Posting trot Inclined forward. 3. Canter Half way between the posting trot and walk. G. Individual Tests the Judge May Choose 1. Back 2. Dismount and mount 3. Canter and pull up 4. Figure 8 at trot, demonstrating change of diagonals. At left diagonal, rider should be sitting the saddle when left front leg is on the ground; at right diagonal, rider should be sitting the saddle when right front leg is on the ground; when circling at a trot, clockwise, rider should be on left diagonal, when circling counterclockwise; rider should be on right diagonal. 5. Figure 8 at canter on correct lead with flying or simple change of lead. Figures to be commenced in center of two circles so that one change of lead is shown. 6. Ride without stirrups. 7
8 7. Change leads down center of ring, stopping at each change. 8. Execute serpentine at a trot on the correct diagonal or at a canter on correct lead. This is a series of left and right half circles off center of imaginary line where correct diagonal or lead change must be shown. Example of Serpentine: 9. Answer questions the judge may ask. Western Stock Seat Pleasure Performance (Performance of animal being judged) Performance and Manner of Animal 80 Appointments of Animal and Rider 10 Conformation 10 A. Performance 80 points 1. Walk, jog, and lope on a reasonably loose rein without undue restraint; however, excessive slack is to be discouraged. Horses must work both ways of the ring at all three gaits to demonstrate their ability with different leads. Horses shall not be asked to extend the lope. Horses are to be reversed to the inside (away from the rail). They may be required to reverse at the walk or trot at the discretion of the judge, but shall not be asked to reverse at the lope. Judge may ask that horses be backed. Judge has the privilege to ask for additional work of the same nature from any animal. He is not to ask for work other than listed in Western Horsemanship. Rider shall not be required to dismount for any reason. B. Appointments of Horse 5 points 1. Western tack and saddle should fit horse and rider. Standard Western bits may be used. Silver equipment will not count over a good working outfit. Chain curbs are permissible. But must be at least one-half inch in width, and must lay flat against the jaw of the horse. Neither wire curbs, regardless of how padded or covered, nor any chin strap narrower than one-half inch will be permitted. C. Appointments of Rider 5 points 1. See attire list. D. Conformation 10 points 1. Suitable to the rider, serviceably sound. 8
9 Bareback Equitation (Riders should not enter unless they are skilled in bareback horsemanship) A. Bareback Equitation 1. No saddles, bare-back pads, cinches or surcingles may be used. 2. Emphasis will be put on the uses and position of the seat, legs and hands as well as being able to adequately cue the horse. 3. Bareback riders must be attired properly for their style of riding. No chaps allowed. 4. Rider may be asked to back their horses or other individual tests. 5. Riders will not be asked to mount or dismount. Saddleseat and Hunt Seat Pleasure (Performance of animal being judged) Performance and Manner of Horse 80 Appointments 10 Conformation 10 A. Performance and Manner of Horse 80 points 1. Horse to be shown at flat-footed walk, square trot (with rider posting), and canter on a reasonably light rein. Horses are to be worked both ways of the ring at all three gaits. They may be asked to extend the trot and/or canter. Hunter horses are to be reversed to the inside (away from rail). Saddle seat horses are to be reversed to the outside (towards the rail). They may be required to reverse at the walk or trot at the discretion of the judge, but shall not be asked to reverse at the canter. The judge may ask the rider to back his/her horse. Horses are to stand quietly and back readily. Rider shall not be asked to dismount for any reason. B. Appointments of Horse 5 points 1. Flat English saddle or hunt saddle to be shown under English tack with full bridle, Pelham, snaffle bit or curb bit. C. Appointments of Rider 5 points 1. See attire list. D. Conformation 10 points 1. Suitable to the rider. Serviceably sound. 9
10 Harness Horse or Pony (Performance of animal being judged) Performance and Manners 80 Appointments 10 Conformation 10 A. Performance and Manners 80 points 1. The animal shall be worked both ways of the ring at all required gaits as directed by the judge. The commands are walk, park gait (jog), and road gait (which designates an extended trot). Excessive speed is not required, nor desired. Reversing is done by cutting the diagonal of the ring, usually at the judge s direction. B. Appointments of Animal and Driver 10 points 1. All animals in harness are to be exhibited to an appropriate vehicle. Animals shall be shown without artificial appliances except for inconspicuously applied hair in mane or tail, a tail brace or mouth control (caveson). C. Conformation 10 points 1. Serviceably sound. Barrel Race (Timed event) A. Western type equipment and clothing must be used. Use of hackamore or other types of bridles is permissible but not encouraged. Curb chains and tie downs are permissible; however, they must be approved by the judge. B. The contestant must complete a courtesy circle, being careful not to cross the starting line. Timing will begin as soon as the horse s nose reaches the starting line and will be stopped when the horse s nose passes over the finish line. C. 1. Strictly a timed event. The top third of your class will receive A s, the second third of your class B s, the bottom third C s, with the fastest time receiving grand, and the second fastest receiving reserve or at the judge s discretion. 2. Any animal not following the exact pattern will receive the lowest ribbon placing in the final standing. 3. A five-second penalty will be assessed for each barrel that is knocked over. 4. The division will be broken into two sections animals 56 and under and animals 57 and over. D. Barrel rider rides to and makes a right turn around barrel #1, then rides to barrel #2 and makes a left turn around the barrel, then rides to barrel #3 and makes a left turn around the barrel, and rides back across the finish line, passing between barrel #1 and #2, which sprinting for the finish line. A horse may run to the left or right of the barrel first, but the clover leaf pattern must be maintained. Either pattern is permissible. E. In the event of a tie, the horse declared the winner in the runoff must rerun the pattern. 10
11 Pole Bending (Timed event) A. Rider enters at running start, turns the 6 th pole, runs weaving pattern alternating sides of poles, turns 1 st pole and weaves back through poles, turns around the end pole 6 th and rides back across the finish line. B. If one or more poles are knocked down, the contestant will receive a five-second penalty per pole. C. 1. Strictly a timed event. The top third of the class will receive A s, the second third will receive B s, and the bottom third will receive C s, with the fastest time receiving grand, and the second fastest time receiving Reserve, or at the judge s discretion. 2. Any animal not following the exact pattern will receive the lowest ribbon placing in the final standings. 3. The division will be broken into two sections animals 56 and under and animals 57 and over. Flag Race (Timed event) A. Rider rides to first barrel, picks up flag, rides around and in back of end barrel to opposite barrel and places flag in the sand. B. The end of the flag (staff) must be deposited in the sand. A missed flag or flag that falls out of sand pail will cause rider to receive a five-second penalty. C. Knocking over any marker or pail will cause disqualification. D. Riders may run clockwise or counterclockwise. E. Maintain forward motion. Rider may stop to pick up flag, but do not go backwards or around the barrel. F. 1. Strictly a timed event. The top third of the class will receive A s, the second third receiving B s and the bottom third receiving C s with the fastest time receiving Grand, and the second fastest time receiving Reserve, or at judge s discretion. 2. Any animal not following the exact pattern will receive the lowest ribbon placing in the final standings. 3. The division will be broken into two sections animals 56 and under and animals 57 and over. Plug Race (Timed event) A. Rider rides down and round the end barrel and runs back to finish line. B. Knocking over barrel will result in a five second penalty. C. 1. Strictly a timed event. The top third of class will receive A s, the second third will receive B s and the bottom third will receive C s with the fastest time receiving Grand and the second fastest time receiving Reserve, or at judge s discretion. 2. Any animal not following the exact pattern will receive the lowest ribbon placing in the final standings. 3. The division will be broken into two sections animals 56 and under and animals 57 and over. 11
12 Hunt Seat Equitation Over Fences (Performance of animal and rider) A. The class shall be held over at least 6 normal fences. Types of jumps shall be left to the management but shall be hunter type. Jumps shall be a minimum of 2 feet 6 inches and a maximum of 2 feet 9 inches for ponies; a minimum of 2 feet 9 inches and a maximum of 3 feet and 3 inches for horses. Wings are recommended whenever available. A change of hand (lead) and a combination are recommended in any equitation class. The suggested distance for an in and out for horses when used in a ring is 24 to 26 feet and on an outside course, 26 to 28 feet. B. The performance begins when the horse enters the ring or is given the signal to proceed after entering the ring. Except for refusals, jumping faults of the horse are not to be considered unless it is the result of the rider s ability. Each contestant may circle once if desired before approaching the first jump. He shall then proceed round the course, keeping an even pace throughout. Three cumulative refusals will eliminate the rider. A refusal shall be any time the horse runs out and crosses the line of the jump or circles. If a refusal occurs in a double or triple, riders will rejump all elements of the combination. A fall by the horse or rider will constitute disqualification. Any or all contestants may be asked to perform a walk, trot, and canter or execute any appropriate test at the discretion of the judge. Trail Class (Performance of animal being judged) A. Appointments of Horse and Rider 1. May be ridden English or Western B points per obstacle, minimum of 8 obstacles C. Optional Obstacles List 1. Pass between two close obstacles barrels. 2. Cavaletti. 3. Wooden bridge. 4. Mounting and dismounting (either side). 5. Plastic or canvas (cross over). 6. L-Shaped (walk in and back out or back in and walk out). 7. Carry bucket from one point to another. 8. Rain Slicker drag and shake over horse. 9. Gunny Sack pulled to horse and over (filled with cans). 10. Ground tie (dismount and mount). 11. Ride by calf or goat. 12. Lead horse over low jump (18 inches or less). 13. Side passing (open gate, passing through). 14. Trailer load (unsaddled). 15. Three barrels (backward figure 8). 12
13 Attire and Tack List Check this list to see that you have everything that is required, and do not use any of the prohibited equipment. CLASS REQUIRED ATTIRE OPTIONAL ATTIRE PROHIBITED ATTIRE English Hunt Seat Equitation Shirt-rat Catcher, Coat, Breeches, Boots (English type rubber or leather), Hard Hat (strap must be Spurs, Crop Martingale, Tie-down, Drop Nose Band Western Horsemanship or Stock Seat Equitation Saddleseat Equitation Pleasure Driving (Horse or Pony) Barrels, Flags, Plug and Pole Bending Equitation Over Fences Trail Class down) Western Saddle, Western Bit, Western Hat, Longsleeved Shirt, Western Boots, Pants or Dress Jeans Man-style Shirt, Coat (solid color), Bootsjodhpurs, Derby (soft), Long Men s Tie, Full Bridle or Pelham Bit, Flat English-type Saddle Two or Four Wheel Cart, Vehicle Harness for Driving, Clean Appropriate Attire Western Attire and Tack See English Hunt Seat Equitation Attire, Harness Type Chin Strap is Recommended English or Western Attire and Tack Spurs, Curb Chain, Jacket, Vest, Chaps Spurs, Curb Chain, Whip, Crop (For Horse) Keg Shoes or Barefoot Hooves Leg Guards, Hackamore, Tie-down, Curb Chain Bell Boots, Running or Standing Martingale Martingale, Tie-down, Hackamore, Hackamore Bit, Draw Reins, Nosebands, Tapaderos Martingale, Tie-down, Drop Nose Caveson Trotting Boots, Martingale, Weighted Pads or Weighted Shoes Hard or Hinged Boots, Leg Bandages Crops and any other prohibited equipment listed for the type of riding. Any questions regarding attire, tack or patterns need to be addressed to the Ringmaster. The Ringmaster will check with the Judge prior to class. 13
SADDLE/GAITED DIVISION (Classes18 27)
SADDLE/GAITED DIVISION (Classes18 27) Gaited Performance classes (#23, 25, and 27) are intended for all gaited horse breeds. Generally this includes breeds that do not have a normal two-beat trot gait.
More informationRANCH HORSE PLEASURE Purpose Conduct
RANCH HORSE PLEASURE The purpose of Ranch Horse Pleasure should reflect the versatility, attitude, and movement of a working horse. The horse s performance should simulate a horse working outside the confines
More information1. A horse that is on one lead in the front and on the other in the hind is said to be
1. A horse that is on one lead in the front and on the other in the hind is said to be a. uncollected b. wrong lead c. collected *d.disunited or cross cantering 2. How long does a rider in dressage class
More informationHORSE SHOW Held at Lazy J Ranch, Perry MO.
HORSE SHOW Held at Lazy J Ranch, Perry MO. Chairman: Committee Members: Cindy Woodhurst Jamie Woodhurst Beverly Klise Jim Meyer Eligibility 1. Each exhibitor must be enrolled by May 1 of the show year
More informationNeal Smith Extension Area Specialist 4-H
Neal Smith Extension Area Specialist 4-H Western Horsemanship Western Horsemanship Rider Will Be Judged On: Seat Hands Ability to Control and Show the Horse Performance of horse NOT more important than
More informationThe legs, hands, weight and voice used in controlling a horse. -HH 20. Aids. The equipment and clothing used in showing. - HH 20. Appointments.
The legs, hands, weight and voice used in controlling a horse. -HH 20 Aids The equipment and clothing used in showing. - HH 20 Appointments To step backward. -HH 20 Back Rein placed against the neck for
More informationFergus/Petroleum 4-H Horse Program. Policy Rules
Policy Rules 1. Previous year members must have enrollment cards into the office with designated horse projects and project levels by January 1 with no new members being enrolled after April 15 (unless
More information2018 SADDLESEAT HORSE DIVISION
2018 SADDLESEAT HORSE DIVISION Contents General Rules Saddleseat Division Classes Versatility Pattern Standards for Showmanship Saddleseat Equitation Scoring The following summarizes eligible classes for
More informationSADDLE SEAT EQUITATION 2016
SADDLE SEAT EQUITATION 2016 Overall Look The equitation seat should not be exaggerated, but be thoroughly efficient and comfortable Convey the impression of effective and easy control Ring generalship
More informationWestern Halter Class Class Purpose: Animal judged on conformation,soundness, way of moving and general appearance. Exhibitor Tips: Can be up or down
Western Halter Class Class Purpose: Animal judged on conformation,soundness, way of moving and general appearance. Hair: Exhibitor Tips: Can be up or down Clothing: You will see all kinds of clothing in
More informationWPCSA Class Specifications For 2018 Show Year Effective December 1, 2017
WPCSA Class Specifications For 2018 Show Year Effective December 1, 2017 Class Specifications as they must be listed in the prize list and on the Judge s cards. The whole Class Specification not just the
More informationAdopted Mason County 4-H Horse Project Rules
Adopted 3-19-2014 Mason County 4-H Horse Project Rules 1 Adopted 3-19-2014 Contents Title Page...1 Contents Page...2 Mission...3 General Rules...3-4 Herdsmanship...4-5 Junior Horse...5-6 Novice Horse...6-7
More information22. Hunt Seat Equitation Over Fences Reference Rules USEF Chapter EQ & HU Required Equipment: Saddles Forward Seat Saddle
Source: APHA 84 22. Hunt Seat Equitation Over Fences Reference Rules USEF Chapter EQ & HU 22.1. Required Equipment: 22.1.1. Saddles 22.1.1.1. Forward Seat Saddle 22.1.1.2. Multipurpose, English type saddle
More informationClass Descriptions for Ranch Horse and Stock Horse Classes
Class Descriptions for Ranch Horse and Stock Horse Classes Ranch Riding AQHA Patterns 1 through 5 - AQHA handbook, pages 133-137 From the AQHA 2017 Handbook: The purpose of the ranch riding class is to
More informationHORSE AND PONY DEPARTMENT. All exhibitors are to be available from 8: 30am-10am day of shows for Veterinarian checks.
HORSE AND PONY DEPARTMENT All exhibitors are to be available from 8: 30am-10am day of shows for Veterinarian checks. Project Leader: Noel Maier & Kate Dale Assistant Leaders: Stevi Lacquement Helmet Required
More informationUPON RECEIPT OF APPLICATION, PAYMENT AND PRIZE LIST, WE WILL FORWARD MEDALLIONS FOR REQUIRED CLASSES. A PENALTY OF $25.
PLEASE NOTE UPON RECEIPT OF APPLICATION, PAYMENT AND PRIZE LIST, WE WILL FORWARD MEDALLIONS FOR REQUIRED CLASSES. A PENALTY OF $25.00 PER MEDALLION WILL BE CHARGED FOR NOT APPLYING AND PAYMENT NOT RECEIVED
More informationWESTERN DIVISION (Classes 1 17)
G. Keep your horse posed at all times and know where the judge is and what he wants. A good showman always gives the judge the best view of the horse. You cannot change your horse's type and conformation
More information4-H HORSE SHOW JUDGING STANDARDS
4-H HORSE SHOW JUDGING STANDARDS JUDGING SYSTEMS 1) Rank all exhibits within a class from first place to last place. 2) Recognize the top group and may or may not provide recognition to the other entries.
More information2015 JUNIOR EQUINE ACTIVITIES
2015 JUNIOR EQUINE ACTIVITIES EASY 2867 (easy) HH24 Q: Generally, in horse shows, when is a snaffle bit or bosal allowed? A: When showing a junior horse 5 years old or younger 2868 (easy) HH24 Q: What
More informationHUNTER DIVISION (Classes 28 47)
GAITED PERFORMANCE, NON-TROTTING, Class 27 1. Purpose: To display the best attributes of the gaited performance horse and equitation skills of the rider. This class demands an exhibition of greater versatility
More informationPleasure and Speed General Rules Updated 2017
Pleasure and Speed General Rules Updated 2017 1. The WWHSA will be governed by AQHA rules, except where noted. 2. The use of the term "horse" for WWHSA purposes shall refer to grade and registered horses,
More informationMontana State Horse Project Bit Rule Examples
Montana State Horse Project Bit Rule Examples The following pages are guidelines of the rules stated in the Montana State Horse Show rule book. The pictures show examples of bits that are acceptable (
More informationHUNT SEAT EQUITATION OVER FENCES SCORE SHEET
HUNT SEAT EQUITATION OVER FENCES SCORE SHEET SCORING: Scoring shall be on the basis of 0 to 100, with an approximate breakdown as follows: 90 100 Excellent Equitation, position and presentation; meets
More informationHORSE 4-H HORSE RULES. Carol Harris (503) Superintendent. Horse section continued on next page READ RULES FOR LIVESTOCK HANDLING & EXHIBITING
HORSE Carol Harris (503) 580-5476 Superintendent READ RULES FOR LIVESTOCK HANDLING & EXHIBITING We have scheduled the judges meeting and horse show to start later in the morning. This allows members needing
More informationSECTION G THREE-GAITED DIVISION
SECTION G THREE-GAITED DIVISION 1. Brief `Type Standard and Common Faults 2. Tack Requirements and Rules 3. Turn-Out of Horse, Including Shoes 4. Dress Requirements of Riders 5. Classes, Age, Size, Gender
More informationWESTERN HORSEMANSHIP
WESTERN HORSEMANSHIP True horsemanship is the art and science of riding. There are horsemen and there are riders. Every horseman is a rider but not every rider is a horseman. Horsemanship is the art of
More informationHORSE AND PONY DEPARTMENT. All exhibitors are to be available from 8am-10am day of shows for Veterinarian checks.
HORSE AND PONY DEPARTMENT All exhibitors are to be available from 8am-10am day of shows for Veterinarian checks. Project Leader: Noel Maier & Kate Dale Assistant Leaders: Mary Estle- Smith Helmet Required
More informationHORSE SHOW RULES & REGULATIONS
HORSE SHOW RULES & REGULATIONS Florida 4-H Area and State Horse Show Official Rules: Contest Rules, Regulations and Procedures are the official rules for this show and will apply to all classes. The Horse
More informationFINE HARNESS DIVISION
SECTION H FINE HARNESS DIVISION 1. Brief `Type Standard and Common Faults 2. Tack Requirements and Rules 3. Turn-Out of Horse, Including Shoes 4. D. Dress Requirements of Riders 5. Classes, Age, Size,
More informationCaroline Dorchester County 4-H Fair Horse Show
2017 Caroline Dorchester County Fair Open Horse Show August 5, 2017 Where: Caroline County 4-H Park 8230 Detour Rd., Denton, MD 21629 Check-In opens at 8:00 am Show starts promptly at 9:00 am Pre-Registration
More informationHigh Point Program Rules and Guidelines
The American Saddlebred Horse Association of Georgia High Point Program Rules and Guidelines Purpose of Program: To recognize the achievements of American Saddlebred horses, other equine breeds, and riders
More informationCONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS OF THE SANDUSKY COUNTY 4-H SADDLE HORSE COUNCIL
CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS OF THE SANDUSKY COUNTY 4-H SADDLE HORSE COUNCIL REVISED 3/2017 1 CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS OF THE SANDUSKY COUNTY 4-H SADDLE HORSE COUNCIL CONSTITUTION Article 1 - The name of the
More informationTRI COUNTY HORSE ASSOCIATION SHOW RULES
TRI COUNTY HORSE ASSOCIATION SHOW RULES Revised 3/2018 SECTION 1. GENERAL RULES A. All shows require exhibitors to present a current original negative Coggins test for each horse brought onto the show
More informationOpen Horse Show. May 15 th, Western Division Start: Challenged Division Start: Laurita Equestrian Center 31 Archertown Rd New Egypt, NJ 08533
Open Horse Show May 15 th, 2016 Western Division Start: Challenged Division Start: 8:30 am 10:00 am Laurita Equestrian Center 31 Archertown Rd New Egypt, NJ 08533 Western Division Class fees: Pre-register:
More informationTennessee Saddle Club Association (TSCA) - State Rules And Regulations CLASS RULES
Timed Events Note 1: Unless specified otherwise, all barrels must be 55 gallon plastic and white in color, with the exception of barrels that have been sold for advertisement. If advertisements are sold
More informationSan Diego County 4-H Horse and Pony Project Rules and Regulations
San Diego County 4-H Horse and Pony Project Rules and Regulations IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE 4-H MEMBER, THEIR PARENTS, AND THEIR PROJECT LEADER TO READ AND TO KNOW THE RULES. RULES ARE TO BE ENFORCED
More informationEquine Canada Western Rider Level Program
Equine Canada Western Rider Level Program Rider Level 1 Candidates will be taught: Place and adjust a halter and tie the horse Demonstrate proper grooming Demonstrate proper horse handling on the ground
More informationTHE PRIORITY IS ALWAYS GIVEN TO SAFETY, EDUCATION, AND FUN. ATTIRE AND TACK SHOULD NOT BE JUDGED AHEAD OF ABILITY. INDEX
WISCONSIN 4-H HORSE PROJECT EQUESTRIAN GUIDELINES (Revised 2019) THE PRIORITY IS ALWAYS GIVEN TO SAFETY, EDUCATION, AND FUN. ATTIRE AND TACK SHOULD NOT BE JUDGED AHEAD OF ABILITY. INDEX Topics Page General
More informationHorse Vocabulary. By Debbie Miller, Trainer, Instructor
Horse Vocabulary By Debbie Miller, Trainer, Instructor 1. Lunge Line Usually made of cotton, canvas or nylon about 25 feet long with a chain at one end to attach to the horse s halter or bridle. It is
More informationDepartment 6 Horse and Pony. Rules & Guidelines 2018
Department 6 Horse and Pony Rules & Guidelines 2018 2 Table of contents GENERAL REGULATIONS... 5 PROTESTS AND APPEALS... 5 EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL EXHIBITORS... 5 VOLUNTEER REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL
More informationWY 4-H RANCH RIDING New for 2016 Available to Juniors, Intermediates, and Seniors Class & judging criteria (referenced from AQHA)
WY 4-H RANCH RIDING New for 2016 Available to Juniors, Intermediates, and Seniors Class & judging criteria (referenced from AQHA) Purpose: The purpose of the Ranch Riding horse should reflect the versatility,
More informationSECTION J NATURAL MANE AND TAIL DIVISION
SECTION J NATURAL MANE AND TAIL DIVISION 1. Brief Type Standard and Common Faults 2. Tack Requirements and Rules 3. Turn-Out of Horse, Rules, all Divisions 4. Dress Requirements of Riders all Divisions
More informationSEC. 1.0 GENERAL RULES...3 SEC. 2.0 RATING EVENTS...3
GYMKHANA COURSES SEC. 1.0 GENERAL RULES...3 SEC. 2.0 RATING EVENTS...3 2.1 Big T...3 2.2 Birangle...4 2.3 Cloverleaf Barrels (table 1)...4 2.4 Skill Barrels...5 SEC. 3.0 NON RATING EVENTS...5 3.1 Cloverleaf
More informationWALKING MULE WALKING TRAIL PLEASURE MULE
AGMA JUDGING RULES AND JUDGING CONSIDERATIONS WALKING MULE Flat Walk is a true, bold, and four-cornered, with fore legs moving straight in an elevated arc, and with a pronounced and cadenced head motion.
More informationGYMKHANA COURSES GC 1
GYMKHANA COURSES SEC. 1.0 GENERAL RULES... 3 SEC. 2.0 RATING EVENTS... 3 2.1 Big T... 3 2.2 Birangle... 4 2.3 Cloverleaf Barrels (table 1)... 4 2.4 Skill Barrels... 5 SEC. 3.0 NON RATING EVENTS... 5 3.1
More informationDelaware 4-H Horse Show Rulebook
Egg and Spoon The exhibitors are given 1 egg and 1 spoon each (preferably hard boiled eggs will be used.) Regular silverware, either all teaspoons or all tablespoons, should be used. Plastic spoons and
More informationAM I READY? Showmanship class:
Georgia 4-H Keys to Successful Youth Equine Activities & Events AM I READY? Showmanship class: Clean horse, no mud/stains, braided/banded Clean attire, dry cleaned, ironed, fitted Trot with no assistance
More informationA. AWARDS B. GENERAL RULES
VERSATILITY RANCH HORSE SHOW Each exhibitor may show three (3) head per class. Horses may be exhibited by multiple riders; limited to three (3) different exhibitors per class. Concerning All-Around Awards,
More informationRoosevelt County Fair 2014 Horse Show Supplemental Information 1
Roosevelt County Fair 2014 Horse Show Supplemental Information 1 This supplemental guide was created to provide additional information concerning the Youth Horse Show which may not be covered in the Fair
More informationGREEN COUNTY 4-H HORSE & PONY PROJECT HANDBOOK
Revised 2/2017 GREEN COUNTY 4-H HORSE & PONY PROJECT HANDBOOK TABLE OF CONTENTS University of Wisconsin, U.S. Department of Agriculture and Wisconsin counties cooperating. UW-Extension provides equal opportunities
More informationHead Tosser NDSU. NDSU Horse Events a Huge Success. Call For Training, Boarding, and Lesson INSIDE THIS ISSUE:
NDSU Head Tosser Summer Issue May INSIDE THIS ISSUE: NDSU Events 1 Equine Services List Equipment Check Horsemanship Clinic 1 2-3 4 Calendar 5 Special points of interest: Update on NDSU events Legal tack
More informationJudge s Criteria. 1. No Main Ring Judge shall judge more than one RFSC show per series, per year.
Judge s Criteria 1. No Main Ring Judge shall judge more than one RFSC show per series, per year. 2. A Judge shall not converse with owners, trainers, or exhibitors, nor discuss any horse entered in the
More information2017 CRC Ranch Horse Show Trail Class
The Ranch Trail class a course with a minimum of six obstacles and is designed to show a horse s ability and willingness to perform several tasks that might be asked of him during the course of a normal
More informationHow to Go With the Flow at the Horse Show
Photo by Alex Palmer How to Go With the Flow at the Horse Show The Maverick Farms Guide to Horse Show Etiquette What is a horse show? A horse show is a judged exhibition of horse and rider offering an
More informationEQUESTRIAN GUIDELINES (Revised 1/08)
WISCONSIN 4-H HORSE PROJECT EQUESTRIAN GUIDELINES (Revised 1/08) THE PRIORITY IS ALWAYS GIVEN TO SAFETY, EDUCATION, AND FUN. ATTIRE AND TACK SHOULD NOT BE JUDGED AHEAD OF ABILITY. INDEX Topics Page General
More informationBARREL RACING PAS Score Sheet
BARREL RACING PAS Sheet BARREL PATTERN USED: CONDITION OF ARENA: Pattern A: Pattern B: Pattern C: Pattern D: Distance from start line to first barrel 25 yards (75 ft) 20 yards (60 ft) 20 yards (60 ft)
More informationSAN BERNARDINO COUNTY 4-H HORSEMASTERSHIP PROGRAM REVISED 5/15
SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY 4-H HORSEMASTERSHIP PROGRAM REVISED 5/15 1 Table of Contents Section I 3 Introduction.. 3 Levels of Participation 4 Level 1 4 Level 2. 4 Level 3. 4 Level 4. 5 Level 5. 5 Section II..
More informationChilliwack Riding Club
Chilliwack Riding Club Rule Book 2017 GENERAL RULES 1) Our competition events refer to HCBC Rules as guidelines and will adhere to and enforce when applicable. A copy of these rules may be downloaded at
More informationHorse Handler Manual
Horse Handler Manual Table of Contents I. The Role of a Horse Handler... 1 Promoting Independence... 1 II. Horse Handling... 2 Grooming... 2 Tacking up the Horse... 3 Leading in Class... 3 Arena Etiquette...
More informationADHHA SHOW RULES. Type and Conformation:
ADHHA SHOW RULES Updated 7-8-2017 General Rules: In order to compete, all horses must be registered with the American Dutch Harness Horse Association (ADHHA). Horses recorded with ADHHA are not eligible
More informationConsent Agenda / September 2017 CC
BOD Motion 13-04-17: The 2017 ApHC Board of Directors accepts Rules Committee Recommendation 03-04-17 and moves to amend Rule 716 as follows: 716. REINING C. SCORING 8. The following will result in a 2-point
More informationTHE SILVER HEELS RIDING CLUB, INC.
Rule Book Version 2018 THE SILVER HEELS RIDING CLUB, INC. Table of Contents... 2 General Rules... 3-5 Sportsmanship and Conduct... 5 Required Appointments & Attire... 6-8 Equitation Test, Ranch Horse Patterns,
More informationELEMENTS WHICH MAY BE FOUND IN PATTERNS
Back Back, In Hand Canter, Lope ELEMENTS WHICH MAY BE FOUND IN PATTERNS Equine moves backward a specified number of steps, in an even, steady and balanced manner. If asked to close the back, the equine
More information1 P a g e. Special Olympics Maine Winter Sports Rules Equestrian
The Mission of Special Olympics: To provide year-round sports training and athletic competition in a variety of Olympic-type sports for children and adults with intellectual disabilities, giving them continuing
More informationPB1760 S E 4-H HORSE CHAMPIONSHIPS HANDBOOK
PB1760 TENNE S SE E 4-H HORSE CHAMPIONSHIPS HANDBOOK Tennessee 4-H Horse Championships Handbook This handbook is to serve as a guide for conducting the Tennessee 4-H Horse Show, Public Speaking, Team and
More informationRULES AND GUIDELINES FOR RANCH HORSE COMPETITION
Richland County Fairgrounds, Sidney, MT RULES AND GUIDELINES FOR RANCH HORSE COMPETITION Class Divisions Jr. YOUTH DIVISION: Riders 13 and under. No age limit on the horse. There will not be any roping
More information2018 HUNTER HORSE DIVISION
Contents Division class entry options Class Descriptions: Showmanship Classes Dressage Classes Over Fences Classes Under Saddle Classes 2018 HUNTER HORSE DIVISION Hunter & Dressage Tack and Attire Guidelines
More informationCheck-in for the first classes will start at 7:15 A.M. Classes will start promptly at 8:00 A.M.
Sacramento County 4H Horse Program Silver Show Series 2017-2018 Check-in for the first classes will start at 7:15 A.M. Classes will start promptly at 8:00 A.M. PRE-ENTRY FEES*: * Entries must be postmarked
More informationTennessee 4-H Horse Championships Handbook
Tennessee 4-H Horse Championships Handbook This handbook is to serve as a guide for conducting the Tennessee 4-H Horse Show, Public Speaking, Team and Individual Demonstration Contests and the State 4-H
More informationOregon High School Equestrian Teams Season Clarifications
Oregon High School Equestrian Teams 2011 Season Clarifications TEAM PENNING Split reins are optional STEER DAUBING There will be no new rule regarding daubing. However, anything considered to be unsafe
More informationHORSE. Safety Rules. Eligibility
HORSE Safety Rules 1. For all class requirements and procedures, refer to the Pacific Northwest 4-H Horse Contest Guide (4-H 13011). 2. All Horse project members shall wear a properly fitted equestrian
More informationA. To be judged on authenticity appropriateness of trappings and. horse the overall picture including the exhibitor s verbal presentation
RULES COMMITTEE AGENDA MARCH 2015 Member Rule Change Proposal to Rule 760: 760. HERITAGE CLASS A. To be judged on authenticity appropriateness of trappings and equipment, attire of exhibitor, markings
More informationSHOWMANSHIP. Prepared By the
SHOWMANSHIP Prepared By the Education/Evaluation Commission and Judges & Stewards Commissioner 10805 E. Bethany Drive Aurora, Colorado 80014-2605 (303) 696-4539 2016 Arabian Horse Association Showmanship
More informationNEW YORK STATE 4-H MINIATURE EQUINE DIVISION
NEW YORK STATE 4-H MINIATURE EQUINE DIVISION I. PERSONAL ATTIRE AND APPOINTMENTS A. Required 1. Approved protective helmet 2. Riding boots with distinguishable heel B. Optional 1. Gloves C. Prohibited
More informationBELLINGER RIVER PONY CLUB 2016 EQUITATION AND JUMP WEEKEND (PLUS JUNIOR GYMKHANA) *** Six bar under lights ***
BELLINGER RIVER PONY CLUB 2016 EQUITATION AND JUMP WEEKEND (PLUS JUNIOR GYMKHANA) *** Six bar under lights *** Saturday 16 th and Sunday 17 th July Bellingen Showgrounds (Hammond St entrance) PLEASE NOTE:
More informationHIGH POINT SCORING/TIE BREAKERS RULE
DIVISION 6: HORSE Superintendent: Sherri Brown GENERAL RULES RULE 1: Where applicable, the most current Colorado 4-H Horse Rule Book will govern all classes. Patterns not printed in the Colorado 4-H Horse
More informationPB1760-Tennessee 4-H Horse Championships Handbook
University of Tennessee, Knoxville Trace: Tennessee Research and Creative Exchange Animals/Livestock UT Extension Publications 12-2005 PB1760-Tennessee 4-H Horse Championships Handbook The University of
More informationHorse Show. Shavings must be purchased with the vendor at the Colorado State Fairgrounds.
PUEBLO COUNTY FAIR HORSE SHOW Horse Registration: May 1 -- HORSE REGISTRATIONS AND/OR LEASE AGREEMENTS WILL BE DUE BEFORE 5:00 p.m. May 1. See General Rules for late entries. County Fair Entry Due: June
More information2015 Southern Regional 4-H Horse Championships Georgia National Fairgrounds and Agricenter, Perry, GA July 29-August 2, 2015
Rules & Regulations 2015 2015 Southern Regional 4-H Horse Championships Georgia National Fairgrounds and Agricenter, Perry, GA July 29-August 2, 2015 Tuesday, July 28 th 3:00pm Hoof & Horn Specialist Meeting
More information2018 WESTERN HORSE DIVISION
2018 WESTERN HORSE DIVISION Contents General Class Descriptions Western Versatility Pattern Reining Pattern Standards for Showmanship Western Horsemanship Scoring Addendum-Equipment Guideline Classes for
More informationMail to: W Newberry Rd. Newberry, FL 32669
Canterbury Cool Summer Show Series Open Pleasure Show-Covered arena Relaxed Attire Show Dates & Judges 7/29/17: Vickie Rollack 9/02/17: Lorrie Mikosz Show Manager: Barbara Aponte (904) 392-6706 Stalls
More informationMaryland 4-H Horsemanship Standards English Riding Level 1 (ER -1)
Maryland 4-H Horsemanship Standards English Riding Level 1 (ER -1) 4-H Member: County: KEY: ES = Exceeds Standard MS = Meets Standard DNMS = Does not Meet Standard Approach a horse safely and put on a
More informationEntries must be postmarked no later than May 26, NO entries accepted day of the show. MINOR class changes allowed at the show.
Ontario Morgan Horse Club Schooling Show June 3, 2017 9am Start Blue Gate Morgan Farm 318 Mount Horeb Road Lindsay, Ontario Officials Judge Steward Horse Show Manager Announcer Photographer Presentations
More informationHALTER CLASSES SHW355. Halter Equipment SHW355.1 For purposes of this rule, the term allowed lip cord shall only mean:
NEW 2016 AQHA RULES INHUMANE TREATMENT VIO204.13 use of prohibited equipment, including, but not limited to: saw tooth bits; hock hobbles; tack collars; tack curb staps or tack hackamores; whips used for
More informationEQUESTRIAN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS
EQUESTRIAN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS Contents General Rules Equestrian with Special Needs Open Invitational Showmanship Class Equestrian with Special Needs Open Invitational Walk Equitation Class All 4-H ers
More informationRHSC Rule Book WARNING:
RHSC Rule Book WARNING: Under Georgia law, an equine activity, sponsor, or equine professional is not liable for an injury to, or the death of a participant in equine activities resulting from the inherent
More informationHorse Show. Shavings must be purchased with the vendor at the Colorado State Fairgrounds.
PUEBLO COUNTY FAIR HORSE SHOW Horse Registration: May 1 -- HORSE REGISTRATIONS AND/OR LEASE AGREEMENTS WILL BE DUE BEFORE 5:00 p.m. May 1. See General Rules for late entries. County Fair Entry Due: June
More informationKansas 4-H Horse Show Rule Book Revised Spring
Kansas 4-H Horse Show Rule Book Revised Spring 2013 www.kansas4-h.org Kansas State University Agricultural Experiment Station and Cooperative Extension Service Table Of Contents Introduction... 5 Objectives...
More informationHORSEMEN WITHOUT A HORSE DIVISION II Grades 5 & 6 - Horses and Horsemanship
HORSEMEN WITHOUT A HORSE DIVISION II Grades 5 & 6 - Horses and Horsemanship Name: Club: PURPOSE 1. Develop an appreciation of horseback riding as a healthy and wholesome form of recreation. 2. Learn horsemanship
More informationKnowledge Advancements
Knowledge Advancements In the table below, list three different horse breeds and the following information about them. Breed: Origin: Characteristics: Primary uses: What are the five basic coat colors?
More information2014 A.O.S.H.O. RULES & REQUIREMENTS MEMBERSHIP REQUIRMENTS
2014 A.O.S.H.O. RULES & REQUIREMENTS 1. Attend a total of 2 meetings MEMBERSHIP REQUIRMENTS 2. Work required amount of hours per membership: Individual Membership: 6 hours per individual. Family Membership:
More informationWD Tracking # Draft #2 Amended
WD 119.1 Tracking #118-15 Draft #2 Amended 4/1/2016 WD119 General [CHAPTER SUBCHAPTER WD-5 APPOINTMENTS] WD119 General 1. A breastplate and/or crupper may be used. 2. A western cavesson (pencil bosal,
More informationSECTION E BREEDING CLASSES
SECTION E BREEDING CLASSES 1. Breed Standard and Common Faults 2. Tack Requirements and Rules 3. Turn-Out of Horse, Including Shoes 4. Dress Requirements and Rules for Handlers 5. Classes, Age, and Gender
More informationSouthern DISTRICT III 4-H/YOUTH HORSE & PONY GUIDELINES
Southern DISTRICT III 4-H/YOUTH HORSE & PONY GUIDELINES First place Logo Contest By Cameron Snell, Rock Creek Rebels 4-H Club, Twin Falls County Edited and revised for 2017 Fair Season Updates are in yellow/underline
More information6 General Impression: Presentation of candidate, overall confidence and awareness of safety. No. Requirements Evidences 1 Mount and Dismount:
v2016.01e 1 Approach and halter horse, lead horse out of stall, lead back to stall, remove halter and exit. If cross ties are used, safety an important factor. Applicant to be observed for safety leading
More informationCamden Haven Pony Club
Camden Haven Pony Club 2018 Show riding championships State Qualifier 8am gear check 8.30am sharp start Saturday 23rd June 2018 Kendall Showground Entries via nominate Prices: $35 per rider $25 beginners
More informationPatterns 10/01/12
0-03 Patterns 0/0/ Table of Contents Equipment List...4 Judge's Score Sheet - Showmanship...5 Showmanship Pattern...6 Showmanship Arena Setup...7 Judge's Score Sheet - Dressage...8 Judge's Score Sheet
More informationAthletes can participate in a maximum of 2 events and the events must be the same level.
2323 Title: SO ILL Equestrian Rule Interpretations FG-23 SECTION A - GENERAL RULES A-1. A-2. A-3. A-4. A-5. In cases not covered by these interpretations, Special Olympics Inc., American Horse Shows Association
More informationTable of Contents: 7. Classes and Eligibility Page 3
Table of Contents: 1. Definition and Philosophy------------------------------------------------------------------- Page 1 2. Show Committee Organization------------------------------------------------------------
More information13. No riding double at any time. 14. No riding in the barn at any time.
HORSE DEPARTMENT Superintendent: Sondra Feldstein Assistants: Jessica Boor, Kim Crine GENERAL RULES 1. Entries See Fair General Rules and Regulations. 2. All first- and second-year exhibitors will be required
More information