Irish Draught Horse Society of North America 2016 Annual Show and Inspections

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1 Irish Draught Horse Society of North America 2016 Annual Show and Inspections A celebration of the Irish Draught horse and a gathering of the Irish Draught enthusiasts! September 23-25, 2016 Majestic Farm, Batavia Ohio Presented by the: Irish Draught Horse Society of North America, Sponsors, and Breed Enthusiasts

2 IDHSNA 2016 Annual Show and Inspections Show Dates: Friday, September 23 - Sunday, September 25 Driving Clinic Date: Thursday, September 22, 2016 MAJESTIC FARM 5700 STATE ROUTE 132 * BATAVIA OHIO Concession stand is open daily during show hours IDHSNA Show Officials and Staff 2016 ANNUAL SHOW COMMITTEE: Jan Robertson, Debbie Feemster, Fleur Bryan, Charles Yates, Tom Green, and Ann Morss JUDGES: Dressage Judge: Karen Winn R Hunter/Jumper Riding Hunter Judge: Laurie Storey R Irish Inspectors: TBD Driving Judge: Katie Whaley R SHOW SECRETARY: Mary Hansen 175 Indian Creek Lane SE Cedar Rapids, IA treasureridhsna@yahoo.com SHOW COMMITTEE CHAIR: Jan Robertson SHOW MANAGER: Tom Green STABLING MANAGER: Deborah Cresci HUNTER/JUMPER COORDINATOR: TBD COURSE DESIGNER: Fleur Bryan ANNOUNCER: Charles Yates STALLION PARADE COORDINATOR: Ann Morss / (585) SILENT AUCTION COORDINATOR: Ann Morss PROGRAM DESIGN: Laurie Monroe PROGRAM LAYOUT: Laurie Monroe DONATIONS / SPONSORSHIP: Debbie Weakley Bryan INSPECTIONS FOR 2016 WILL BE HELD THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 AT 9:00 AM CONTACT YOUR REGIONAL CHAIR FOR DETAILS The 2016 Annual Show to feature Driving Classes! Unmounted Driving Clinic Thursday at 5 pm, open to all. This informational clinic will be conducted by Katie Whaley to explain the Driving Classes. Driving Classes will be held Friday morning at 8:30 Am - details can be found on pages 9 & 10. The Calcutta Class is returning Details on page 4 and page 11. The IDHSNA proudly invites the members of the ACPS and their registered Purebred and Partbred Ponies to compete in the Performance Classes at our 2016 show. HORSE SHOW BANQUET: Jan Robertson Debbie Feemster FEATURED BANQUET SPEAKER: Jennifer Keeler - Effective Equine Marketing PUBLICITY: TBD SHOW PHOTOGRAPHY: Jennifer Keeler, Yellow Horse Marketing Farrier Scott Gregory COP - Certifi cate of Pedigree Horses In 2016, the Certifi cate of Pedigree was launched to certify horses of Irish Draught lineage that can t be registered due to unapproved Sires & Dams. For the COP, a horse must be able to be DNA tested to a registered ID or IDSH to qualify. See page 9 for more information 2 IDHSNA 2012 Annual Show and Inspections Premium Performance Classes for ACPS & COP: 1-19, 20-25, 77, 82, 85, 88, 89, 73-87, and

3 IDHSNA 2016 Annual Horse Show Overview Thursday, September 22, :00 AM Inspections 5:00 PM Driving Clinic - open to all 7:00 PM Wine and Cheese Welcome and Competitors Briefing Sponsored by TBD at Majestic Pavilion Friday, September 23, :30 AM Driving Classes (20-21) 9:30 AM Dressage Classes (1-16) 12:00 PM Lunch Break/Ring Change 1:00 PM Prospect Classes 4:00 PM Combined Test Stadium Classes Saturday, September 24, :30 AM In-hand classes (26-45) 12:00 PM Lunch Break 12:30 PM (approx time) Stallion Parade 1:00 PM Utility in Hand, then Utility Ridden classes (88 & 89) 2:00 PM Jumper classes (73-87) 6:00 PM Annual General Meeting at Majestic Farm Pavilion. 7:00 PM Calcutta Class Sunday, September 25, :30 AM Hunter Classes (46-70) 12:00 PM Lunch Break 7:00 PM Annual Banquet and Silent Auction Cocktails begin at Belterra Park Gaming & Entertainment Center 6301 Kellogg Road Cincinnati, OH :30 PM Banquet and Silent Auction Featured speaker: Jennifer Keeler, Effective Equine Marketing 12:30 PM Stallion Parade Irish Hunter classes (71 & 72) NOTICE OF IDHSNA ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING: Please note that the Show Committee reserves the right to make any changes to the schedule that they deem necessary. * Times are approximate and are contingent on class conclusion considerations. This will serve to notify all current members of the Irish Draught Horse Society of North America (IDHSNA) that the IDHSNA Board of Directors will hold our Annual General Meeting on Saturday September 24, 2016 at 6:00 PM IDHSNA 2012 Annual Show and Inspections Premium 3 The Meeting will be held at Pavilion at Majestic Farm 5700 State Route 132, Batavia Ohio IDHSNA 2016 Annual Show and Inspections Premium 1

4 Class List - Friday, September 23, 2016 Annual Show Class List Intro Test A - 9:30 AM START 2. Intro Test B 3. Intro Test C Dressage Intro Level Championship 4. USEA Beginner Novice Test B (Combined Test Division) 5. USEA Novice Test B (Combined Test Division) 6. USEA Training Level Test B (Combined Test Division) 7. Training Test 1 8. Training Test 2 9. Training Test 3 Training Level Dressage Championship 11. First Level Test First Level Test First Level Test 3 First Level Dressage Championship 14 Second Level Test Second Level Test Second Level Test 3 Second Level Championship 17. Dressage Suitability Class (under saddle for horses that are just starting their careers) 18. Purebred Dressage Prospect (0-3 years of age, on the triangle) 19. Partbred Dressage Prospect (0-3 years of age, on the triangle) Overall Dressage Championship KEC Double Diamond Trophy 20 Driving Class - cones - 8:30 AM START First Run - Fastest Time, Second Run - Scurry 21 Driven Dressage Class - Training Level Test 2 (POM) 25 Calcutta Class - Saturday, September 24 at 7:00 PM Rules on Page Beginner Novice Jumpers (Combined Division) 2 7 Combined Test Beginner Novice Level Championship 82 Novice Jumpers (Combined Division) 2 9 Combined Test Novice Level Championship 4 IDHSNA 2012 Annual Show and Inspections Premium 85 Training Jumpers (Combined Division 3 3 Combined Test Training Level Championship Overall Combined Test Championship - Brandenburg s Windstar Trophy 2 IDHSNA 2016 Annual Show and Inspections Premium

5 Class List - Saturday, September 24, :30 AM - IN-HAND BREED CLASSES: (Classes 26-44) 26. Purebred Filly Foals 27. Purebred Colt Foals Purebred Foal Championship The Sheepsbridge Trophy 28. The Mountain Dove Tribute Class for RID Mares Four-years Old and up 29. Purebred Yearlings (Class will be split if entries warrant) 30. Purebred Two-Year Olds (Class will be split if entries warrant) 31. Purebred Three-Year Olds (Class will be split if entries warrant) Purebred Young Stock Championship The Cotter Cup Purebred Female Championship - Merry Moll Memorial Bowl 32. RID Geldings Four-Years Old and up 33. RID Stallions Four-Years Old and up Purebred In Hand Championship Snowford Challenge Plate 34. Get of Sire 35. Progeny of Dam 36. Partbred Filly Foals 37. Partbred Colt Foals Partbred Foal Championship Edward J. Reilly Memorial Trophy 38. RIDSH Mares Four-years Old and up 39. Partbred Yearlings (Class will be split if entries warrant) 40. Partbred Two-Year Olds (Class will be split if entries warrant) 41. Partbred Three-Year Olds (Class will be split if entries warrant) Partbred Young Stock Championship The Tack Box Trophy 42. RIDSH Geldings Four-Years Old and up 43. RIDSH Stallions Four-Years Old and up 44. Junior Handler Partbred In Hand Championship Heritage Cup Best In-Hand Combination of Horse/Amateur Handler Snowford Bellman Trophy 88 Youngstock Utility - In Hand - Yearling - 3 Year Old 89 Mounted Utility - 4 Years and up IDHSNA 2012 Annual Show and Inspections Premium 5 IDHSNA 2016 Annual Show and Inspections Premium 3

6 Class List - Saturday, September 24, 2016 (con t) 73. Puddle Jumpers Puddle Jumpers 2 Puddle Jumpers Championship 75. Baby Jumpers Baby Jumpers 2 6 Baby Jumpers Championship 78. Level One Jumpers Level One Jumpers Level One Jumpers Championship 80. Junior Jumpers Junior Jumpers Junior Jumpers Championship 83. Level Two Jumpers Level Two Jumpers Level Two Jumpers Championship 86. Level Three Jumpers Level Three Jumpers Level Three Jumpers Championship Overall Jumper Championship Kilkelly Trophy Calcutta Class 25 Calcutta Class Auction to start at 7:00 PM, please see rules on page 11 6 IDHSNA 2012 Annual Show and Inspections Premium 4 IDHSNA 2016 Annual Show and Inspections Premium

7 Class List - Sunday, September 25, :30 AM - HUNTER CLASSES (Classes 45-72) 45. Warm up Class - 2 and under 46. Warm Up Class First Timers Hunter Class Baby Green Hunter Baby Green Hunter Baby Green Hunter Hack Baby Green Hunter Championship 51. Rusty Stirrup Rusty Stirrup Rusty Stirrup Hack Rusty Stirrup Championship 54. Novice Hunter Novice Hunter Novice Hunter Hack Novice Hunter Championship 57. Junior Hunter Junior Hunter Junior Hunter Hack Junior Hunter Championship 60. Foxhunter Turnout 61. Foxhunter Foxhunter Foxhunter Hack Foxhunter Championship 64. Warm Up Low Hunter Low Hunter Low Hunter Hack Low Hunter Championship 68. Working Hunter Working Hunter Working Hunter Hack Working Hunter Championship Aubergine Memorial Trophy 71. Purebred Irish Hunter Glenogras Keepsake Challenge Trophy 72. Partbred Irish Hunter Overall Hunter Championship - Glenlara Memorial Trophy Supreme Purebred Performance Championship Rebel Yell Memorial Trophy Supreme Partbred Performance Championship Tully Cross Trophy Overall Versatility Championship - T.G.S. Snowgoose Memorial Cup Supreme Purebred Championship - The Irish Cup IDHSNA 2012 Annual Show and Inspections Premium 7 IDHSNA 2016 Annual Show and Inspections Premium 5

8 Championships COP Horses will collect their own Division Championship Ribbons and Show championship trophy Certificate of Pedigree Show Champion Dressage Championships Dressage Intro Level Championship Dressage Training Level Championship Dressage First Level Championship Dressage Second Level Championship Combined Test Championships Combined Test Beginner Novice Championship Combined Test Novice Championship Combined Test Training Championship Hunter Championships Baby Green Hunter Championship Rusty Stirrup Novice Hunter Championship Low Hunter Championship Junior Hunter Championship Fox Hunter Championship Working Hunter Championship Purebred Irish Hunter Under Saddle Glenogras Keepsake Challenge Trophy In-Hand Breed Championships Purebred Foal Championship The Sheepsbridge Trophy Purebred Young Stock Championship The Cotter Cup Purebred Female Championship - Merry Moll Memorial Bowl Purebred In Hand Championship Snowford Challenge Plate Partbred Foal Championship Edward J. Reilly Memorial Trophy Partbred Young Stock Championship Tack Box Trophy Partbred In Hand Championship Heritage Cup Best Horse and Handler Combination Snowford Bellman Trophy Youth Handler Champion Parkmore Pride Memorial Trophy Jumper Championships Puddle Jumpers Championship Baby Jumpers Championship Level One Jumpers Championship Level Two Jumpers Championship Level Three Jumpers Championship Additional Overall and Supreme Championships Overall Dressage Championship KEC Double Diamond Trophy Overall Combined Test Championship Brandenburg s Windstar Trophy Overall Hunter Championship Glenlara Memorial Trophy Overall Jumper Championship Kilkelly Trophy Overall Versatility Championship T.G.S. Snowgoose Memorial Cup Distance Award Supreme Purebred Performance Championship Rebel Yell Memorial Trophy Supreme Partbred Performance Championship Tully Cross Trophy Supreme Purebred Championship The Irish Cup 8 IDHSNA 2012 Annual Show and Inspections Premium 6 IDHSNA 2016 Annual Show and Inspections Premium

9 Irish Draught Horse Society of North America Membership Form PLEASE CHECK ONLY ONE Mem. YEAR NEW Membership RENEWAL Membership / Existing Member No. PLEASE PRINT ALL INFORMAION MEMBERSHIP LEVEL FEE NAME IN US DOLLARS OF INDIVIDUAL LIFETIME (1 vote) $ Voter #1 (listing in The Blarney ) FARM (2 votes) $ Voter #1 (two The Blarney Subscriptions) (farm listing in The Blarney ) Voter #2 FAMILY (2 votes) $80.00 Voter #1 Voter #2 GENERAL (1 vote) $50.00 Voter #1 JUNIOR (no vote, <18 years) $25.00 DOB (required) / / PLEASE NOTE: ALL membership levels include the IDHSNA publication, The Blarney. Farm Membership entitles Farm to receive two copies of The Blarney. OPT OUT: I would like to opt-out entirely from being published in the IDHSNA Member Directory. PAYMENT OPTIONS: Payment may be made with a check or online at using a credit card or Pay Pal. ( Please indicate with an X your elected method of payment: CHECK No. (enclosed) Credit Card (online). Online Confirmation #: THE MEMBERSHIP YEAR RUNS FROM JANUARY 1 - DECEMBER 31. MEMBERSHIPS RENEWED AFTER THE ELECTION RECORD DATE (as set by the board but generally October 31), WILL BE NON-VOTING FOR THAT CALENDAR YEAR. Name (individual or farm) Primary Contact (for Farm Membership) Address City State/Prov Zip/Postal Code Country Phone Fax IDHSNA Contact (voter #1/primary) IDHSNA Contact (voter #2/secondary) Website The submission of a Society membership application or membership renewal or participation in a Society event constitutes acceptance of the Society s Bylaws, Rules, and policies and procedures - and all amendments thereto - that are posted on the Society web page ( com) and that you are advised to review. Member s Signature (voter #1) Date Member s Signature (voter #2) Date Privacy Issues By applying for membership with the IDHSNA, the members name and contact info may be used in the annual Membership Directory, unless the member checks the OPT OUT box in the tip section of this form. The IDHSNA does not sell, give out or allow members to use for advertising purposes, our membership information. However, this information may be used for IDHSNA business such as elections and special news/notifications. The IDHSNA may, if a member competes or takes part in and IDHSNA activity or competitions, use a member s name and contact information in publication The Blarney, press releases and/or on our website unless the member directly contacts the Member Services Coordinator and requests that the information not be used in such a manner. The Member Services Coordinator may be contacted at: idhsna@hotmail.com FOR NEW MEMBERS: Please complete the above information and enclose the completed & SIGNED form with a check for the appropriate amount (payable to IDHSNA), and mail to: IDHSNA Member Services Coordinator, 4617 Store Lane, Stevensville, MT OR scan and to: idhsna@hotmail.com Information: (406) IDHSNA 2012 Annual Show and Inspections Premium 9 OFFICE USE ONLY Date Received: By: Date Entered: By: Member Number Assigned: Date Packet/CARD Sent: By: IDHSNA 2016 Annual Show and Inspections Premium 7

10 Majestic Farm 5700 State Route 132 Batavia, Ohio Concession stand open daily during show hours. Directions: From the North: Take I-75 South to I-275 East to Exit 59a - Milford Parkway From the South: Take I-75 North to I-275 East to Exit 59a - Milford Parkway From the West: Take I-275 to Exit 59a - Milford Parkway Facility Directions/Rules 10 IDHSNA 2012 Annual Show and Inspections Premium At Exit 59a, follow Milford Parkway towards and past the Showcase Cinemas, Target. At the first light efore Target, continue on Milford Parkway. At your second light, you will be at US 50, cross US 50. This then becomes East State Route 131. Go approximately 6.2 miles (four lights) to the intersection of State Route 131 and State Route 132 (Williams Corner). At light, take a right and head South on State Route 132 approximately 8/10 of a mile. Majestic Farm is on your left. Facility Rules 1. All horses must have their show number on their bridle or halter any time outside the stall. 2. Non-competing horses must be registered with the show office and will be given a number to be worn at all times outside of stall. 3. Non competing $25 schooling fee and stall fee must be paid. Any person(s) riding a schooling horse must have an official entry form and/or release form signed. School horses are not permitted in the warm up area during the competition hours. Fee does not apply to mare/foal as long as one of the pair is a registered competitor. 4. Shavings - shavings will be available at Majestic, $7.00 per bag. Owners are allowed to bring their own shavings. 5. Judges - it is the purpose of the management to run the Horse Show at the highest possible level of sportsmanship. The management used the utmost care to select judges with broad experience and knowledge. The judge s decisions in the show ring are their own responsibility and the management accepts no responsibility for those decisions. 6. Arenas/Footing - Insulated indoor arena with Martins Collins Footing. 60m x 20m competition rings. Warm-up arena. Designated lunging area with sand all weather footing. 7. Stabling - 12 x 12 stalls in Barn B and Barn C, all with doors. No initial bedding provided. Please specify barn of choice on entry form. Competitors are responsible for all stall damage. ABSOLUTELY NO NAILS, SCREW EYES IN METAL OR WOOD. Every effort is made to honor stabling requests, but we cannot guarantee. When asking to be stabled with someone please designate one name for your group in the stable with section of the entry form. Tack stalls shared between two or more competitors will receive at 10% discount. 8. Dogs - dogs are not permitted to be loose on competition grounds and must be on a leash or otherwise contatined. Mounted Riders may not lead dogs. Dog owners failing to comply with this rule may be subject to penalty. 9. Parking - is allowed in designated areas only. Violaters improperly parked, including NO PARKING ZONES AND FIRE LANES, will be issued citations and/or towed from the premises at the vehicle owners expense. 10. Overnight/Camping - Limited RV Camping (8 available) in designated sites only. Assigned on first come, first served basis. Fee is $40 per night, includes water and 30amp electric, no septic lines. There are additional camping options nearby. NO overnight camping except in designated sites! 11. SMOKE FREE FACILITY - there is to be NO SMOKING or open fires within 100 feet of any structure on grounds. 12. Security Notice - concealed weapons are prohibited in this facility 13. Banquet and Silent Auction to be held at: Belterra Park Gaming & Entertainment Center 6301 Kellogg Road Cincinnati, OH IDHSNA 2016 Annual Show and Inspections Premium

11 IDHSNA 2016 Annual Horse Show Rules/Definitions RULES AND DEFINITIONS The 2016 Annual Show Executive Committee reserves the right to interpret all questions and conditions in regard to, or arising out of, or incident to, the show, without claims for damages or recourse of any kind. Any question not covered in these rules and regulations shall be decided by the 2016 Annual Show Executive Committee, with their decision to be final. This includes the right to cancel, combine, split and/or add classes or divisions depending on entries. All horses must have a current Coggins, with the exception of horses under the age of twelve months are to use their dams Coggins. Horses over the age of twelve months must have their own current Coggins. All out of state horses must have a valid Health Certificate dated within 30 days of the start of the show. All horses being ridden must be at least three years old, all horses being ridden over fences must be at least four years old. DRIVING CLASSES- The 2016 Show Committee is happy to announce the addition of Driving to our Performance classes this year! They will run Friday morning at 8:30. (Classes 20 & 21) To introduce our Driving Classes, we are very excited to have Katie Whaley as our Clinician and Judge. Katie is a Registered judge with the American Driving Society, as well as a well known national and international pairs and 4-in-hand competitor. She is also the owner/designer of Hats by Katie Katie will conduct an unmounted Driving Clinic on Thursday, September 22 at 5pm - the clinic is open to all. Our first class will be a Cones Class. This is a test of speed and accuracy. A course of 10 cone gates will be set in the arena. Each driver will compete the course twice. Run 1 will be scored on fastest time through the course with fewest penalties. Round 2 will be scored based on most gates completed in a preset time with fewest penalties. Penalty seconds are assessed for knocking off the ball/s that are placed on top of the gates or destroying a gate. Placing decided on lowest combine score. Our second class will be Driven Dressage, Training Level Test 2 (Presentation on the Move or POM). The object of the Driven Dressage Test is to judge the freedom, regularity of paces, harmony, impulsion, suppleness, lightness, ease of movement and correct bending of the horses on the move. Athletes will also be judged on style, accuracy, and general control of their horses, and also on their dress, condition of the harness and vehicle, and presentation of their whole turnout. Driving Rules: 1. Bridles should fit snugly to prevent catching on a vehicle or other pieces of harness. Under no circumstances should a bridle or reins be removed from a horse or pony while they are still hitched to a vehicle. Doing so anywhere on the show grounds will result in elimination. Tying a horse/pony to anything while they are hitched, or leaving a hitched horse unattended, is also forbidden and cause for elimination. 2. All classes will be competed at the walk/trot only. Cantering is prohibited in all driving classes and on the grounds. 3. Every person who rides/drives on a carraige at any time on the grounds, in or out of competition, must sign the liability disclaimer on the entry form. 4. Failure to cross the cones start line within one minute of judges signal may incur elimination. 5. Driving aprons, helmets, gloves, and driving whips are required while driving for all classes. 6. Grooms must be with the carraige and available to assist both inside and outside of the arena. 7. All competitors must report to a safety check and have wheel measurement prior to entering the warm-up arena. Breed In-Hand classes are to be held in typical IDHS fashion. Horses will be walked clock-wise around the ring. Each horse in the ring must have a handler at all times. Handlers are not to block the Judges view of the horse. Horses are to be turned to their right. Handlers can use an Irish Show Cane or dressage whip. The Ring Steward will assist the Judges in announcing to the handlers what they are to do. COP - Certificate of Pedigree In 2016, the Certificate of Pedigree was launched to certify horses of Irish Draught lineage that can t be registered due to unapproved sires and dams. For the COP, a horse must be able to be DNA tested to a registered ID or IDSH to qualify. COP horses are being invited to compete at the Annual show in the Performance Classes alongside the registered ID and IDSHs and will be awarded their own placings and Ribbons, there will be a COP show champion! Classes 1-17, 20-25, 77, 82, 85, 88, 89, 73-87, and are the Performance classes. Please mark COP on entry. COP horses are eligible for IDHSNA Year End Awards! Horses must have received their certification from the Office of the IDHSNA by the time of the show. Please go to the society website; look under Support in the top ribbon, go to forms and find the Certificate of Pedigree Description. Then go to the Registration Forms, check Certificate of Pedigree in the box and follow the instructions on the Forms. The steps are the same as registering an IDSH and if the sire and/or dam of the COP horse are inspected and approved at some point, the COP horse will be able to be registered as an ID or IDSH. We are hoping to provide a *home* for IDs and IDSHs that aren t able to be registered but are active and valuable equines. CONNEMARA PONIES Registered Connemara Ponies and ACPS Members are also invited to compete in the same Performance Classes! The Connemaras will receive their own placings and ribbons! Please find the space on the entry form for CP/CPSH Dressage Prospect classes are held in accordance with USDF Rules, which can be found on the USDF website. In these classes horses are shown one at a time and on the triangle. Please note that these classes are for horses between the ages of zero- and three-years old. Foals must be shown in a halter and may be accompanied by their dam (both animals require a handler at all times), yearlings may be shown in either a halter or a bridle; two- and threeyear olds must be shown in a bridle, with either reins or a New Market shank. Handlers may request to use an assistant with a whip if they feel it is needed. Hunter classes are judged in accordance with USEF rules. In case of a tie, the horses with the most points over fences, will be awarded the higher placing. Hunter Pairs classes to be judged on similarity of horses/riders and quality of performance as a hunter pair. Jumper classes are judged in accordance with USEF rules. The Jumper classes, unless otherwise noted, will be run in accordance with USEF rules in Table II, Sec. 2(b), which means that the jump off occurs immediately following the course without leaving the ring. For the purposes of this show, an AMATEUR is one, who does not train horses under saddle or in harness for profit, or does not teach riding lessons or accept remuneration for showing horses in-hand, under saddle or in harness. One who trains horses in-hand only as part of a breeding operation is not disqualified as an amateur. In cases of dispute of amateur status, the 2016 Annual Show Executive Committee will make the final decision. ATTIRE: Below are the recommendations for appropriate attire in each discipline. Note that this is left up to the judgment of the individual and in all instances the 2016 Annual Show Executive Committee would recommend a neat and tidy appearance. Dressage riders to dress in a black or navy jacket, stock, white shirt, cream or white breeches with black boots. Handlers in the Dressage Prospect classes typically wear a polo style shirt with khaki type pants/slacks and either Jodhpur boots or tennis shoes. Hunters - riders to dress in a riding jacket, shirt, appropriate choker, tie or stock, breeches, and boots. In-Hand - handlers and assistants to wear appropriate attire for showing horses in-hand, allowing freedom of movement and protective hand, head IDHSNA 2012 Annual Show and Inspections Premium 11 IDHSNA 2016 Annual Show and Inspections Premium 9

12 IDHSNA 2016 Annual Horse Show Rules/Definitions (continued) and footwear is recommended. Suggested dress may include boots and breeches, khaki pants and button down or polo style shirt. Comfortable shoes for running. Riding helmet or hat is permissible. Jumpers riders are encouraged to dress in a riding jacket, shirt, appropriate choker or tie, however, collared shirts are acceptable along with breeches, and boots. Driving Class Attire - Conservative dress is encouraged, such as jacket, long sleeves, tie/scarf, dark slacks, appropriate dark footwear and gloves, preferably brown. *At all times, appropriate safety head gear is to be worn by any and all mounted riders. *If the weather is extremely hot, it is up to the discretion of the 2016 show comittee to determine acceptable riding attire. Stallion Parade participants in the Stallion Parade on Saturday, September 24, 2016 need to fill out a Stallion Parade Information Sheet on their stallion(s) and submit them to Ann Morss no later than Saturday, August 27, 2016 if they wish to participate in the parades. Forms are to be ed to annmorss@msn.com Parkmore Pride Memorial Young Handler Championship Hand - Competitors will be required to wear formal in hand show attire, shirt and tie or stock, Beige or dark pants, paddock boots, Jacket and riding helmet. No polo shirts and ABSOLUTELY NO RUNNING SHOES ALLOWED. Under saddle : Competitors will be required to wear formal riding attire, shirt and tie or stock, breeches long boots, jacket and riding helmet. TURN OUT: Below are the recommended minimum requirements for appropriate turn out for each discipline. Dressage horse to be clean, manes braided. Appropriate bit, whip and spurs for the level of test being ridden. Horses tack to be in accordance with USDF rules. Combined Tests horses to be clean, manes braided for the Dressage portion. Appropriate bit, whip and spurs for the level of the test/course being ridden. Horses tack to be in accordance with USEA rules. Hunters horses to be clean, manes braided. Appropriate tack for the type of class entered. Horses tack to be in accordance with USHJA rules. In-Hand horses to be clean, manes on horse s one-year of age or older braided for the Irish Breed classes and Dressage. Purebred horses should not have their fetlock hair trimmed off. Horses tails should be neat and tidy. Jumpers horses to be clean, manes need not be braided. Horses tack to be in accordance with USEF rules. Parkmore Pride Memorial Young Handler Championship Hand - Tack should be clean, well-fitting and in good, safe, condition. FEH Series - Please note that for FEH Series classes the USEA recommends that manes be neat and tidy and are not required to be braided. Horses tack to be in accordance with USEA FEH Series rules. During In-hand showing, competitors should be able to stand a horse up correctly for the judges and during the trot up should turn the horse away from them. Under saddle the riders should be able to recognize being on the correct diagonal in trot and strike off on the correct lead in canter. DIVISIONS LISTINGS & CLASS DEFINITIONS Dressage Divisions: Intro Level (classes 1, 2 and 3) - Horses to perform the Intro Tests (A,B, C) Training Level (classes 7,8, and 9) Horse to perform the Training Tests (1, 2, and 3) First Level (classes 11, 12, and 13) Horse to perform the First Level Tests (1, 2, and 3) Second Level (classes 14, 15, and 16) - Horse to perform the Second Level Tests (1, 2, and 3) Dressage Suitability (class 17) This class is open to horses that have just started their careers. To be shown at a walk, trot and canter both ways of the ring. To be judged on the horse s potential to become a Dressage 12 IDHSNA 2012 Annual Show and Inspections Premium mount. Purebred/Partbred Dressage Prospect (classes 18 and 19) This class is open to horses from the age of zero to three-years old, to be shown on the triangle in accordance with USDF rules. Driving - cones class (class 20 - cones class) Runs 1 and 2, details on page 9. Driving - Driven Dressage Class (Class 21) - Training Level, Test 2, POM (Presentation on the Move) Test is included on pages 20 and 21. Breed In-Hand Classes and Divisions: Purebred Filly Foals (class 26) This class is open to all purebred 2016 filly foals. Purebred Colt Foals (class 27) This class is open to all purebred 2016 colt foals. Purebred Foal Championship - Open to 2016 foals who received a first or second place ribbon in class 26 or 27. The Mountain Dove Tribute Class for RID Mares Four-years Old and up (class 28) Open to RID Mares four years of age or older. Purebred Yearlings (class 29) Open to Purebred 2015 fillies, colts, and geldings. Purebred Two-Year Olds (class 30) - Open to Purebred 2014 fillies, colts, and geldings. Purebred Three-Year Olds (class 31) - Open to Purebred 2013 fillies, colts, and geldings. Purebred Youngstock Championship Open to horses who received a first or second place ribbon in classes 26, 27, 29, 30 and 31. Purebred Female Championship Open to mares and fillies who received a first or second place ribbon in classes 26, 28, 29, 30 and 31. Purebred Geldings Four-Years Old and up (class 32) Open to RID geldings fouryears old and older. Purebred Stallions Four-Years Old and up (class 33) Open to RID stallions fouryears old and older. Purebred In-Hand Championship Open to horses who received a first or second place ribbons is classes 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32 and 33. Get of Sire (class 34) Two to three get of a single RID Sire to be judged as a group. Use appropriate tack and turn out for the age of each entry. Coordination with the Stallion Owner is recommended. Entry for this class will occur at the show no later than 9:00 AM on Saturday, September 24, Progeny of Dam (class 35) - Two or more progeny of a single RID Dam to be judged as a group. Use appropriate tack and turn out for the age of each entry. Coordination with the Mare Owner is recommended. Entry for this class will occur at the show no later than 9:00 AM on Saturday, September 24, 2016 Partbred Filly Foals (class 36) This class is open to all partbred 2016 filly foals. Partbred Colt Foals (class 37) This class is open to all partbred 2016 colt foals. Partbred Foal Championship - Open to 2016 foals who received a first or second place ribbon in class 36 and 37. Partbred Mares Four-years Old and up (class 38) - Open to RIDSH Mares four years of age or older. Partbred Yearlings (class 39) Open to Partbred 2015 fillies, colts, and geldings. Partbred Two-Year Olds (class 40) - Open to Partbred 2014 fillies, colts, and geldings. Partbred Three-Year Olds (class 41) - Open to Partbred 2013 fillies, colts, and geldings. Partbred Youngstock Championship - Open to horses who received a first or second place ribbon in classes 36, 37, 39, 40, and 41. Partbred Geldings Four-Years Old and up (class 42) Open to RIDSH geldings four-years old and older. Partbred Stallions Four-Years Old and up (class 43) Open to RIDSH stallions four-years old and older. Partbred In-Hand Championship - Open to horses who received a first or second place ribbon in classes 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, and 43. Junior Handler (44) Open to handlers 18 years and under. Handlers may handle yearlings, two year olds, three year olds, mares, and geldings (stallions not permitted). To be judged on handling technique and turnout of horse and handler. Competitors to be judged over the duration of the show on barn management and etiquette, handling technique and turnout of horse and handler. Handlers are required to braid their own horses. Handlers to wear a helmet if handling a yearling, two year old or three year old. Youngstock Utility (88) Purebred and Partbred horses ages yearling to three year old will be judged over a series of obstacles which could include walking over a tarp, backing through an L, having an umbrella opened, or opening a gate. To 10 IDHSNA 2016 Annual Show and Inspections Premium

13 IDHSNA 2016 Annual Horse Show Rules/Definitions (continued) be judged on relaxed navigation through the course. Mounted Utility (89) - Purebred and Partbred horses ages 4 and up will be judged over a series of obstacles which could include walking over a tarp, backing through an L, having an umbrella opened, or opening a gate. To be judged on relaxed navigation through the course. The Snowford Bellman Award - Open to all horses and handlers; not open to professional handlers. The intent of this award is to recognize a special relationship between the handler and their horse. This award is to be presented to the combination that may not be a winning one, but the partnership has demonstrated their best abilities in showmanship, presence, turnout and training. To be judged by the Irish Judges over the course of the In-Hand classes during the show. Hunter Divisions: Warm Up Class (class 45) - This class is for horses that are just beginning their careers; choice of either 18 or 2 fences. Warm Up Class (class 46) This class is for horses that are just beginning their careers; 2 6 fences. First Timers Hunter (class 47) This class is for horses that are just beginning their careers; they must be able to jump 6 fences at 18. Baby Green Hunter (classes 48, 49, & 50) - This division is for horses that are in their first or second year of showing and must be able to jump 8 fences at 2 and walk, trot and canter in a group. Rusty Stirrup (51, 52, & 53) This division is for riders that are novice riders or are have not ridden for a number of years. There will be 8 fences at 2 and a walk, trot, canter in a group. Novice Hunter (classes 54, 55 & 56) - This division is for horses that have not won a division championship at 2 6 or higher. They will jump a regular hunter course at 2 6. Junior Hunter (57, 58, & 59) Riders under age 18 will jump a course of fences at 2 6. Fox Hunter Turnout (class 60) Both Horse and Rider will be judged on turnout. Attire and tack to be appropriate for the hunt field. Fox Hunter (61, 62, & 63) - Horses will jump and may be asked to demonstrate hunter field skills (i.e., open/close a gate, drop a pole, lead over a fence, back 5-steps, etc.) Note that one fence will be taken at the discretion of the rider to best demonstrate their horse s suitability as a field hunter. Warm Up 3 (64) Low Hunter (classes 65, 66, & 67) Horses will jump a hunter course of fences at 3. Working Hunter (68, 69, & 70) Horses will jump a hunter course of fences at Purebred/Partbred Irish Hunters Horses (classes 71 and 72) Horses to be shown under saddle at a walk, trot, canter, halt, back 5-steps, and hand gallop in both directions of the ring. A riding judge will mount and ride each horse. The horses may have their saddles removed, asked to be set up and shown in hand at the walk and trot for the conformation portion of the class. higher. Horses must be able to jump a course at 2 6. Level One Jumpers (classes 78 and 79) - Horses will jump a course of fences at Junior Jumpers (80 and 81) Riders under 18 will jump a course of fences Level Two Jumpers (classes 83 and 84 ) - Horses will jump a course of fences at Level Three Jumpers (classes 86 and 87) - Horses will jump a course of fences at The Calcutta Derby Returns!! Calling all Jumpers! On Saturday evening we will hold a Calcutta Derby! Entry is open to all registered competitors. Entry fees for this class will be $35. $20 of each entry will go to a cash pot for 1st - 5th places. More entries - more prize money! Immediately following the AGM (Approximately 7:00PM), we will auction off the horse/rider teams entered in the Derby. Each team will be auctioned to the highest bidder (riders may bid on themselves). Auction Pot will be split with 50% going to IDHSNA and 50% going to the purchaser of the winning team! Upon completion of auction, each team will tackle the jumping course (maximum height no more than 3 ). Table II, Sect. 2 (b). Riders will draw for order of go. Combined Test Divisions: Beginner Novice (Classes 4 and 77) will perform USEA 2014 Beginner Novice Test B and jump a regular jumper course set at a maximum height of 2 7 Novice (classes 5 and 82) Will perform the USEA 2014 Novice Test B and jump a regular jumper course set at a maximum height of Training (classes 6 and 85) Will perform the USEA 2014 Training Test B and jump a regular jumper course set at a maximum height of 3 3. Parkmore Pride Memorial Young Handler Championship - Open to year olds. To be judged on barn management, riding and/or showing in hand. Competitors will be judged in four sections, 1. Their ability to prepare a horse for show (bathing and braiding); 2. Put on a bridle and correctly fit a saddle. 3. Show a horse in hand and correctly present the horse to the judges, or show a horse under saddle. and 4. Turn out of Handler. Prize awarded of trophy to the winner in addition to a 1 week training course at Parkmore Stud with Fleur Bryan. Jumper Divisions: Puddle Jumpers (classes 73 and 74) - These two classes are for horses that are in their first or second year of showing over fences and must be able to jump 8 fences at 2. Baby Jumpers (classes 75 and 76) - These two classes are for horses that have not won a division championship at 2 6 or IDHSNA 2012 Annual Show and Inspections Premium 13 IDHSNA 2016Annual Show and Inspections Premium 11

14 STALLION PARADE INFORMATION September 23 and 24, 2016 Majestic Farm Batavia, Ohio *** please provide one sheet per stallion, copy as needed *** Stallions Name: DOB Year of approval: Current Region: NE NW C SC SW SE Arrival date: Departure date: Date(s) of attendance in IDHSNA Stallion Parade: Saturday 9/23and Sunday 9/24 Sire: Dam: Dams Sire: Breeder: Additional information you would like to hear announced during parade For office use only: Stall# Barn: Exhibitor # For Information contact: Ann Morss at annmorss@msn.com SILENT AUCTION: If you have a donation for the Silent Auction, please contact Ann Morss at annmorss@msn.com or to advise her of your donation and to make arrangements for delivery prior to the event. We encourage donations to be committed prior to the event to make it into the show program. 14 IDHSNA 2012 Annual Show and Inspections Premium 12 IDHSNA 2016 Annual Show and Inspections Premium

15 SHOW PROGRAM: Non-members may advertise in the National Show Program as long as the IDHSNA Advertising Guidelines are followed. Program Advertising Guidelines ADVERTISING: The following guidelines apply to advertising in any IDHSNA publication, website, regional website, regional newsletter, promotional booth, DVD/ Video or other society funded/organized advertising including articles about the breed in outside publications. The IDHSNA reserves the right to refuse any advertisement that may include material it deems inappropriate. The IDHSNA assumes no responsibility for the truth, accuracy or validity of any advertisement or contribution published. Statements, opinions and points of view expressed by contributors and advertisers are not necessarily those of the IDHSNA. The IDH- SNA reserves the right to deny placing advertising or contributions that are deemed damaging or are contrary to the goals of the Society. The IDHSNA assumes no liability for errors in advertisements and contributions published. Remedy for any such error is limited to the submission of a statement of correction in the official publication of the IDHSNA. The IDHSNA will accept sale advertisements for ID, RID, IDSH, and RIDSH horses that: 1. are registered with the IDHSNA in one of their studbooks, or 2. have at least one parent registered as RID or RIDSH in one of the IDHSNA studbooks, or 3. are in foal to a stallion registered as RID or RIDSH in one of the IDHSNA studbooks. The IDHSNA will not accept ANY type of advertisement for any offspring sired by an unapproved stallion unless that offspring is recorded in an IDHSNA studbook based on the dam s pedigree. The IDHSNA will not accept advertisements for stallions at stud that are not yet inspected and approved as RID or RIDSH. Any horse being advertised within official society publications or in society funded advertising, must be listed under its name recorded with the IDH- SNA. ( ) Any member submitting a photograph taken by a professional photographer must have permission from the photographer to use the photo on the internet or in publications. When using photographs, credit should be given whenever possible. Members can be credited and professional photographers should have their credit hyperlinked to their site/ . Horses shown in photos used by the IDHSNA for advertising the society or the breed should fall within these suggested guidelines: 1. be registered with the IDHSNA in one of their studbooks, or 2. be foals under 1 year of age where at least one parent is registered as RID or RIDSH in one of the IDHSNA studbooks, or 3. be registered with the IHB, IDHS, IDHSCAN or IDHSGB or have provable RID blood. 4. Photos of horses that have failed inspection and are not approved may not be used. SPONSORS / BREEDERS PROGRAM ADVERTSING OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS!! Contact Laurie Monroe at grafxbylaurie@gmail.com by August 27, 2016 to book your advertising space for the IDHSNA Annual Show Program. IDHSNA 2012 Annual Show and Inspections Premium 15 IDHSNA 2016 Annual Show and Inspections Premium 13

16 IDHSNA Annual Show Sponsorship Levels DIAMOND SPONSOR $3,000 - $2,000 *Corporate name will appear in all public relations materials including the Prize List, Show Program, newspaper and/ or magazine articles, and the IDHSNA Website. *One overall Championship and four Class Sponsorships *Company Representatives invited to the Show and present Class Prizes *Vendor booth in prominent location *Company name announced over the PA system EMERALD SPONSOR $1,999 - $1,000 *Corporate name will appear in all public relations materials including the Prize List, Show Program, newspaper and/ or magazine articles, and the IDHSNA Website *Two Division Championships and two Class Sponsorships *Representatives invited to the Show and present Class Prizes *Vendor booth in prominent location *Company name announced over the PA system SILVER SPONSOR $999 - $750 *Corporate name will appear in all public relations materials including the Prize List, Show Program, newspaper and/ or magazine articles, and the IDHSNA Website *One Division Championship and two Class Sponsorships *Representatives invited to the Show and present Class Prizes *Vendor booth in prominent location *Company name announced over the PA system CRYSTAL SPONSOR $749 - $500 *Corporate name will appear in all public relations materials including the Prize List, Show Program, newspaper and/ or magazine articles, and the IDHSNA Website *One Division Championship and one Class Sponsorship *Representatives invited to the Show and present Class Prizes *Vendor booth in prominent location *Company name announced over the PA system CLOVER SPONSOR $499 - $275 *Two Class Sponsorships *Name listed in Show Program and IDHSNA Website *Invitation to show and present Class Prizes with Company name announced OVERALL CHAMPIONSHIP SPONSOR $250 *Name listed in Show Program and IDHSNA Website *Invitation to show and present Class Prizes with Company name announced DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP SPONSOR $100 *Name listed in Show Program and IDHSNA Website *Invitation to show and present Class Prizes with Company name announced 16 IDHSNA 2012 Annual Show and Inspections Premium CLASS SPONSOR $50 *Name listed in Show Program and IDHSNA Website *Invitation to show and present Class Prizes with Company name announced 14 IDHSNA 2016 Annual Show and Inspections Premium

17 IDHSNA 2016 Annual Horse Show Sponsorship Form: Please fill out and send to Ann Morss Huston Road, Geneseo, NY Contact Info: Ann Morss - annmorss@msn.com, Company Name Address: City: State/Province Zip Code: Country: Phone: Fax: Total Amount Due: Payment Options (Circle One): Check Paypal Money Order Visa Master Card Discover Card If you wish to pay by credit card, the IDHSNA accepts Visa, MasterCard, and Discover Card. Payment is to be made on the Society Website, type in that payment is for the IDHSNA Annual Show. Print out a copy of your electronic ceceipt and include a copy Annual Show Program Advenrtising LOCATION/SIZE DIMENSIONS COLOR B/W Back Cover 8.5 x 11 (plus.25 bleed). 7.5 x 10 (live space) $200 N/A Inside Back Cover 8.5 x 11 (plus.25 bleed). 7.5 x 10 (live space) $175 N/A Inside Spread 17 x 11 (plus.25 bleed). 16 x 10 (live space) $300 $180 Full Page 7.5 x 10 (no bleed) $150 $85 Half Page V 3.65 x 10 (no bleed) $100 $50 Half Page H 7.5 x 4.75 (no bleed) $100 $50 One Quarter Page 3.65 x 4.75 (no bleed) $75 $35 Business Card 3.5 x 2 (no bleed) N/A $20 Ad design and content material contact: Laurie Monroe - grafxbylaurie@gmail.com Subject Line: IDHSNA Annual Show Order Deadline: August 27, IDHSNA 2012 Annual Show and Inspections Premium 17 IDHSNA 2016 Annual Show and Inspections Premium 15

18 Write in rider/handler (#1/#2) & Then Circle All Classes Entered R/H # Divisions Classes IN - HAND IDHSNA Annual Breed Show & Inspection - September 22-25, 2016 Official Entry Form ~ One Horse per Entry Form Entries must be postmarked by August 27, Late entries will incur a one time late fee of $20. Only entries received by the entry deadline will be featured in the program. Classes with no entries by the entry deadline may be cancelled or combined at the discretion of the organizers. Owner of ID/IDHSNA horses must be IDHSNA members. Owners of CP/CPSH must be members of ACPS. Riders/handlers do not need to be members In-Hand Purebred In-Hand Partbred Open Classes An open check shall be left with the Show Secretary at the time Horse packets are picked up. DRIVING REGISTERED HORSE NAME: INSPECTION STATUS (CIRCLE ONE) Driving Classes RID ID AID SID IDSH RIDSH CP/CPSH COP DRESSAGE 18 IDHSNA 2012 Annual Show and Inspections Premium IDHSNA # Intro Level USEA Tests Training Level First Level Second Level Dressage Suitability Dressage Prospect ACPS # SIRE: DAM: DAM S SIRE: Is this horse for sale? YES NO If mare is in foal, please list stallion: HUNTERS Warm Up Classes First Timers Baby Green Hunters Owner Name: Farm Name: Address: City: State: Zip: IDHSNA/ACPS # Cell: Country: Phone: Rider/Handler # 1 Rider/Handler # Rusty Stirrup Novice Hunter Junior Hunter Foxhunter Low Hunter Working Hunter Purebred Irish Hunter Partbred Irish Hunter $ $ Class Fees Quantity IDHSNA Classes $25 Calcutta Class $35 IDHSNA CLASSES are $25 Calcutta Class is $35 Stall with: Late Fee $20 $ Office Fee $15 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Stall Fee 1 Night $30 Stall Fee 2 Nights $60 Stall Fee 3 Nights $80 Stall Fee 4 Nights $100 Shavings $7 RV Site Fee (per day) $40 Horse/Tack Stalls Stall fee for 1 night: $30 Stall fee for 2 nights: $60 Stall fee for 3 nights: $80 Stall fee for 4 nights: $100 ALL HORSES MUST HAVE A STALL JUMPERS Shavings are available at $7 per bag 10% discount given for shared tack stalls Puddle Jumpers Baby Jumpers Level One Jumpers $ $ Banquet Tickets: Minors $25 Adults $40 Annual Dinner Banquet Tickets Adults (Over 21): $40 Minors (Under 21): $25 Children Under 4: Free Junior Jumpers Level Two Jumpers Level Three Jumpers Combined Test Stadium Calcutta Payment Options: You can pay with a check or money order. If you wish to pay by credit card, the IDHSNA accepts VISA, Master Card, and Discover Card. Payment is to be made on the Society s Website, type in that the payment is for IDHSNA 2016 Annual Show. Print out a copy of electronic receipt and include a copy with your entry forms. Note: Get of Sire and Progeny of Dam Classes: Classes (34 & 35) May be entered at the show prior to 7 & 8 Send Entries to: IDHSNA Show C/O Mary Hansen, 175 Indian Creek Lane SE, Cedar Rapids, IA IDHSNA 2016 Annual Show and Inspections Premium