Osierlea Dressage. c/o Connie Davenport Alexandra Way Grass Valley, CA 95949

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1 Osierlea Dressage 334 Mission Vineyard Road San Juan Bautista, California June 23-24, 2018 # USEF Level 2 Judge: Melissa Creswick S TD: Cathy Naugle R Manager: Laurel Bruun Secretary: Connie Davenport Phone: davenport@saber.net Entries Open: May 1, 2018 Entries Close: June 9, 2018 Mail Entries and Payment to: Osierlea Dressage c/o Connie Davenport Alexandra Way Grass Valley, CA We are accepting entries by mail and payment by check or money order (payable to Osierlea Investments, LLC.) as well as through

2 Osierlea Dressage Recognitions: USEF Level 2, USDF, CDS and AQHA Please make checks payable to Osierlea Investments, LLC All Classes will be open to Open/Amateur/JR-YR Divisions unless otherwise noted Class Numbers Sat Sun Class Qualifying Training Level Test 1(Opportunity) Training Level Test 2 (Opportunity) First Level Test 1 (Opportunity) First Level Test 2 (Opportunity) Introductory Level Test A Introductory Level Test B Introductory Level Test C Training Level Test Training Level Test Training Level Test 3 Q Rider Test of Choice First Level Test First Level Test First Level Test 3 Q Second Level Test Second Level Test Second Level Test 3 Q Third Level Test Third Level Test 2Test of Choice Third Level Test 3 Q Fourth Level Test Fourth Level Test 2Test of Choice Fourth Level Test 3 Q FEI TOC (tests not listed Q when appropriate) Prix St. George Q Intermediaire I Q Intermediaire II Q Grand Prix Q Training Level Freestyle USDF Freestyle (First-Fourth) Q FEI Freestyle TOC (Q when appropriate) Costume Class (Exhibition Only) Pas de Deux state level Quadrille state level Q = Great American Insurance / USDF Qualifying Class. Please be sure to include Q after the class number if you wish to have the score recorded as a qualifying ride. Remember to add $15 to the entry fee for each qualifying class. COPIES OF ALL MEMBERSHIP CARDS (USEF, USDF & CDS) FOR HORSE, RIDER, OWNER, TRAINER, AND COACH, WHERE APPPLICABLE WITH ENTRY. Entries missing required information will be considered incomplete and may be charged an incomplete entry fee of $ Adult Amateur entries without copy of card will be automatically entered in the open class. Divisions/Splitting Classes For the purpose of awards and at the discretion of management, all divisions may be placed as one class. If there are three or more entries in any division, the class may be divided into individual divisions at the discretion of management. In the event of three or more entries in any one division, that division may be placed as one class alone, and the remaining divisions may be placed as one class. Opportunity Classes USEF and USDF non-member fees, horse registration requirements and $23.00 USEF Drug fee waived. Scores earned are not eligible for USEF or USDF awards. Costume Classes (Exhibition Only) USEF and USDF non-member fees, horse registration requirements and $23.00 USEF Drug fee waived. Prizes to be awarded for best costume and other categories at the discretion of the management.

3 Class Entry Fees: Classes $55.00 Costume Classes (Exhibition Only) $35.00 USDF qualifying classes add $15.00 Required Fees: USEF Drug Fee $23.00 CDFA (CA Food and Ag Drug ) $ 5.00 CDS Travel Grant $ 3.00 Office Fee $31.50 Haul-in Fee: $10.00 (Waived if stabling) one-time fee for show Other Fees: Entry Changes after Closing Date $25.00 Late Entry $30.00 Incomplete Entry $10.00 Returned checks (in addition to bank fees) $35.00 Non-compete horse $25.00 Plus office, CDFA, Haul-in or Stall Stabling: Stall Friday through Sunday $85.00 Limited Availability on a First Come First Served basis (Includes two initial bags of shavings) Additional Shavings $12.50 per bag PLEASE REQUEST WITH ENTRY NO STRAW ALLOWED Additional stabling General Rules and Regulations $30.00 per day ***Food will be available for purchase on the show grounds*** EVERY CLASS OFFERED HEREIN WHICH IS COVERED BY THE RULES AND SPECIFICATIONS OF THE CURRENT USEF RULE BOOK WILL BE CONDUCTED AND JUDGED IN ACCORDANCE THEREWITH. Entries: Entries accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. All entries must be postmarked by the listed closing date. Each entry must include the attached entry form (2-page form), filled in with names, membership numbers and signatures. Federation Agreement Page (signature page) must be signed by rider, owner, trainer, and coach if applicable. *Minors (riders under 18 years old) must have a parent or guardian sign the Federation Agreement. Missing signature page is considered an incomplete entry. Also, each entry must include copies of membership cards for rider, owner, trainer (and coach if applicable), for USEF, USDF, and CDS, as well as the horse s ID s for USEF and USDF, and proof of vaccination per USEF Rule GR845. Each entry must include a check or money order for the proper amount. Entries missing any of the above may be subject to additional fees. CLASS AWARDS Ribbons through Sixth Trophy - to be awarded to first place of each class with three or more entries. Entries accepted by USPS, FED EX, UPS only, and acceptance will be based on the Post Mark date. Incorrect or incomplete entries may not be accepted. This includes entries submitted without proof of memberships, registrations, or are missing signature pages. Numbers will not be issued without completed entries, full payment, signatures, fees and current copies of all membership/registration cards and proof of vaccination, per USEF Rule GR845. Always bring your cards to the show with you. All entries must include an emergency contact name and phone number for rider. Management reserves the right to accept conditionally, or cancel, any entries, disqualify riders as exhibitors, prohibit exhibition of entries and cancel or combine award classes.

4 Entry Acceptance: The show management may close entries early if the show is full. Entries submitted after the show is full will go on the Wait List - competitors will be informed of their entry status. Entries submitted that are not accepted will be returned (full refund). Entry Confirmations: Entry confirmations will be ed. Competitors are responsible for reading and responding to the entry confirmation. If entry confirmation is not received by the closing date of the show, the competitor is advised to contact the show secretary. Refunds, Scratches, Changes: It is the responsibility of the competitor to inform the show secretary via of the intention to scratch. Refunds are given for scratches prior to closing date, less $ No refunds will be given after the closing date without a written veterinary certificate, less $ Changes to entries or other changes made after the closing date, will be assessed a $25.00 fee. Shows will be held rain or shine. Ride Times: Ride times will be ed. It is the rider s responsibility to inform management if times are not received. We ask that all competitors be prepared to ride at any time during the show day as it may be necessary to run classes out of order. Upper levels will usually be scheduled earlier in the day than lower levels or immediately following the lunch break. Our tentative schedule: Classes expected to start at 9 a.m. starting with Grand Prix and working to the lower levels in the afternoon. Freestyles will be immediately following the lunch break. Management: The Horse Show Management reserves the right to interpret all questions and conditions in regard to or arising out of any incident in the show without claims for damages or recourse of any kind. All questions not covered in these rules and regulations shall be decided by the show management whose decision shall be final. The Horse Show Management reserves the right to refuse, accept conditionally or cancel any entries, disqualify riders or exhibitors, prohibit exhibition of entries, and to cancel /award prizes, without claim to damage, to change, cancel or combine any classes, to reschedule classes or substitute officials. The judge s decisions are strictly their own and the management accepts absolutely no responsibility for those decisions. Non-competing horses: Horses not competing in the show must be registered with the show office and will be given a number to be worn at all times when out of the stall. Entry form and signed Federation Agreement must be submitted and appropriate fees must be paid prior to the horse being ridden. Failure to register and pay for schooling horse can result in penalty fees. Non competing horses are allowed in the warm up as long as there is room and their presence is not disruptive. This determination will be made solely at the discretion of the show management. Schooling of horses is not allowed in or around the competition arena during the competition. Freestyles: Freestyle entries must have a copy of their eligibility/qualifying test with entry. See USEF RULE DR Entries submitted without their eligibility test will be considered an incomplete entry. Freestyle music must be on compact disk. Please give to Show Secretary upon check in on show day. Arenas: Outdoor competition arena (20m x 60m) with sand footing. There are two warm-up arenas available with sand footing - one outdoor (20m x 60m) and one indoor (20m x 40m). Longeing: Only allowed in designated longeing arena. Stabling: Stalls are permanent 12 x12 wood with doors. See Fees list for cost. Stabling requests should be included with all entries along with any unusual requirements, (i.e., stallion separation, et cetera). If you are purchasing shavings, please do so in advance with your entry. Sharps Containers: Located inside covered arena next to tack room. Parking, Signs, and Barriers: Parking areas will be marked and directed by signs. Signs must be obeyed ignoring signs will not be tolerated. Barriers must be respected - moving or removing a barrier is prohibited. Signs and Barriers are not just a courtesy issue they are for everyone s safety, as well as courtesy to others. Dogs: Common Sense and Common Courtesy please!! On leash ONLY! If you lock the dog in the car somebody will have a meltdown and call PETA. If your dog frightens a horse and/or causes an injury, or upsets a performance you are financially responsible/liable. It is the responsibility of the competitor to inform friends and family of the rules, if they might come to watch with a dog.

5 Every horse entered for competition will comply with the rules of the horse show management, but management will, in no case, be responsible for any loss or damage that may occur, and it shall be condition of entry that each exhibitor shall hold this horse show and the officials and employees of the show blameless for any loss or accident to their horse, employees, equipment, which may occur from sickness, fire or otherwise. The management reserves the right to refuse, accept conditionally, or to cancel any entries, disqualify any riders or exhibitors, prohibit entries and cancel award prizes without claims for damages; to cancel or combine unfilled classes, or to reschedule classes after due notice to exhibitors; to change rings or rotate judges. Exhibitors are notified that any act of discourtesy or disobedience to the judges or officials, on the part of the owner, manager, rider, or groom shall disqualify the horse, and the owner shall forfeit his entry fee and other fees. Show management reserves to itself the power to prohibit any person from attending or showing a horse in the ring and to remove any groom or horse from the show without being liable for compensation. In accordance with the 1989 Federal Waste Tracking Act, which restricts the disposal of medical waste, bio-hazardous medical waste containers will be provided in the stable area. All exhibitors and their agents are responsible for the proper disposal of this waste. No person will be allowed in the show ring during the time of judging except the exhibitor and those having official or requested duties to perform. It is the tradition of the show that riders be correctly attired for the class in question, that attendants be neatly dressed and the horses properly presented. Management may in its discretion bar any person from entering the ring if not suitably presented to appear before an audience. SHARPS CONTAINERS: GR1210.4: Competition management shall place a minimum of one sharps container per each competition, whether or not stabling is provided. Additionally, at least one sharps container per fifty occupied stalls for the disposal of needles and other disposable sharp instruments in convenient locations in barns housing competition horses. It is competition management s responsibility to replace such containers when full and dispose of them properly. Competition management may fine any individuals including trainers, owners, exhibitors, or their agents up to $100 for improper disposal of needles or other sharp disposable instruments. Competition management will place a notice of this requirement either in its prize list or on a specific handout given to trainers on check in at the competition. If local law has different requirements, local law will prevail. Competitions failing to comply with placing the required number of containers on the show grounds will be considered in violation of the rules and may be subject to penalty as determined by the CEO or Executive Director and/or the Hearing Committee. MOTORIZED VEHICLE STATEMENT: GR1301.7: Minors who do not have a valid driver's license which allows them to operate a motorized vehicle in the state in which they reside will not be permitted to operate a motorized vehicle of any kind, including, but not limited to, golf carts, motorcycles, scooters, or farm utility vehicles, on the competition grounds of licensed competitions. Minors who have a valid temporary license may operate the above described motorized vehicles as long as they are accompanied by an adult with a valid driver's license. The parent(s), legal guardian(s), or individual who signs the entry blank as a parent or guardian of a minor operating a motorized vehicle in violation of this rule are solely responsible for any damages, claims, losses or actions resulting from that operation. Violations of this rule will be cause for sanctions against the parent(s), guardian(s) and/or trainer(s) who are responsible for the child committing the offense. Penalties may include exclusion of the child, parent(s), guardian(s), and/or trainer(s) from the competition grounds for the remainder of the competition and charges being filed against any of the above individuals in accordance with Chapter 6. Wheelchairs and other mobility assistance devices for individuals with disabilities are exempt from this rule. WAIVING OF COATS DR120 Dress: In locations with high average heat and humidity on the date of a competition, management can publish in their prize list that jackets will be waived for the duration of the competition. Alternatively, management can announce prior to or during a competition that competitors can show without jackets when extreme heat and/or humidity is forecast. This waiver applies to all classes including FEI classes at National Competitions. However, competitors must wear protective headgear and a shirt with sleeves and collar, without neckwear, and without decoration except as described below. T-shirts are not permitted. Members of the Armed Services or police units may wear summer uniforms. (Please note that coats will be waived based on weather conditions and will be posted and/or announced at the show.) HELMET RULE EFFECTIVE APRIL 1, 2013: From the time horses are officially admitted to the competition grounds by competition management, anyone mounted on a horse at any time on the competition grounds, including non-competing

6 riders, riders on non-competing horses, and those competing in all classes and tests, must wear protective headgear as defined by this rule and otherwise in compliance with GR801. Any rider violating this rule at any time must immediately be prohibited from further riding until such headgear is properly in place. Protective headgear is defined as a riding helmet which meets or exceeds ASTM (American Society for Testing and Materials)/SEI (Safety Equipment Institute) standards for equestrian use and carries the SEI tag. The harness must be secured and properly fitted. Unless jackets are waived, while in the competition ring, exhibitors wearing protective headgear must wear a short, dark jacket, dark tailcoat (only permitted for tests above Fourth Level), or Armed Services or police uniform (if eligible), dark hat covers (where applicable) and must otherwise conform to DR120 (see GR801). GR845 EQUINE VACCINATION RULE: 1. At Federation licensed competitions, horses entering the grounds must be accompanied by documentation of Equine Influenza Virus and Equine Herpes Virus (Rhinopneumonitis) vaccinations within six months prior to entering the stables. Horses not in compliance with this rule may be required to leave the competition grounds upon request by Competition Management. Documentation should consist of one of the following methods mentioned below. The frequency of vaccine administration should be per the vaccine manufacturers or veterinarian s recommendations. It is recommended that vaccines are administered by or under the direction of a veterinarian. 2. In the case of vaccines administered by a veterinarian, the exhibitor, upon request by Competition Management, must provide documentation from the veterinarian on documenting that the horse in question received the vaccinations; name of the vaccines and date of vaccine administration. 3. In the case of vaccines administered by a person other than a veterinarian, the exhibitor, upon request by Competition Management, must provide a receipt of the vaccine purchase which is signed by the owner, or agent with care, custody, and control of the horse; name, serial number and expiration date of the vaccine; and date of vaccine administration. 4. In the case of a horse that is unable to receive either of the vaccinations due to a history of adverse reactions, the exhibitor, upon request by Competition Management, must provide a letter from the veterinarian on official letterhead stating that the horse in question cannot be vaccinated due to medical concerns and a log of temperatures taken twice daily for the seven days prior to entering the competition grounds. These horses must also have their temperature taken and logged twice daily while on the competition grounds. The log of temperatures should be provided to the Competition Management, steward, or technical delegate when requested. 5. Competition Management may not amend or enhance vaccination requirements without prior approval of the Veterinary Committee. BOD 1/17/15 Effective 12/1/15. M S Veterinarian on Call: Steinbeck Country Equine: A Full Service Surgical Facility: Toro Hills Avenue, Salinas, California Phone (831) On-site EMT: Eric Drew Farrier on Call: Alice Johnson (408) Nearby Accommodations: Hacienda de Leal Best Western San Benito Inn Rosslor Farm 410 The Alameda 660 San Felipe Road Bed & Breakfast San Juan Bautista, CA Hollister, CA Anzar Road (831) (831) San Juan Bautista, CA (352) Posada De San Juan th Street, San Juan Bautista, CA (831) Directions to Osierlea From the North: On US Highway 101 south; take the 156 (exit 345) toward San Juan Bautista/Hollister; In approximately two miles turn right onto The Alameda, which is the first traffic light and is in San Juan Bautista. Take second left (16 th of a mile) onto Mission Vineyard Road; 334 is on your left in approximately 1/8 th mile. From the South: On US Highway 101 north take the 156 exit (exit 345) toward San Juan Bautista/Hollister. In approximately two miles turn right onto The Alameda, which is the first traffic light and is in San Juan Bautista. Take second left (16 th of a mile) onto Mission Vineyard Road; 334 is on your left in approximately 1/8 th mile. From North or South on Interstate 5: Take Highway 152 West toward Gilroy, Hollister, and San Juan Bautista. After going over Pacheco Pass, take #156 West toward Hollister, San Juan Bautista (not Gilroy). At the (only) traffic light in San Juan Bautista, turn left on to The Alameda. Take second left (16 th of a mile) onto Mission Vineyard Road; 334 is on your left in approximately 1/8 th mile.

7 USDF STATEMENT ON ANIMAL WELFARE The United States Dressage Federation, Inc. (USDF), a federation of over 100 independent organizations throughout the United States with a membership of nearly 30,000 members, supports the concept of ethical treatment of animals. Dressage is a classical method of training horses, based upon the horse s natural responses, as carried out in a gradual, planned program during which the horse s athletic abilities are improved in a systematic manner. As a result, the horse becomes capable, comfortable, and responsive in partnership with the rider without the use of force. Dressage competition at various levels of achievement is the ultimate test of the training program to determine whether the desired harmony between horse and rider has been achieved. The rules pertaining to dressage competition prohibit the use of artificial appliances, training aids, and drugs, which would force the horse to submit. Instead, the emphasis is upon training and a cooperative partnership with the rider. Major competitions are carefully monitored to assure that there is no unnecessary force or harshness displayed. Unlike other horse sports in which horses enter training at a relatively immature state, dressage training is usually not seriously begun until the horse is three or four. The top levels of achievement require five or more years of progressive training and it is not unusual to see horses in international competition in their late teens. This, in itself, places a premium on good care and soundness throughout the horse s life. While supporting the concept of animal welfare in its broadest form, the United States Dressage Federation, Inc., also recognizes that it is unrealistic to ascribe human emotions and responses to the horse which in its wild state is a creature of flight, living a hard and precarious existence. Under domestication, the horse is assured of ample food, water, and shelter, as well as protection against infectious diseases and damaging parasites, thus leading a longer and healthier life with a high rate of survival. As an educational organization, USDF has numerous programs, which teach people how to pursue the accepted, humane training methods. A program of certifying instructors also emphasizes protecting the horse s welfare in pursuit of dressage training. United States Dressage Federation 4051 Iron Works Parkway, Lexington, KY Phone: , Fax: , usdressage@usdf.org, CDS ANIMAL WELFARE STATEMENT The California Dressage Society, an organization of approximately 4,000 individual members, supports the concept of humane and ethical treatment of all animals. Dressage is a classical method of the training of horses in which the horse s natural responses and athletic abilities become a capable responsive partnership with the rider. To this end the California Dressage Society is committed to ensuring that owners,trainers, exhibitors and their agents use responsible care in the training, handling, transportation and exhibition of horses. The California Dressage Society supports scientific research on equine health and stress. The California Dressage Society is committed to the continuous review, revision and development of competition rules and regulations to protect the welfare of horses. The California Dressage Society firmly believes that horses are a vital part of its members life experience and as such deserve our protection and compassion. Humans have an inseparable relationship with the natural world and animals. Furthermore, humanity is accountable to a set of laws and concepts that is uniquely a product of human society. Animals cannot be subject to those laws and concepts and therefore do not have the rights of humans. Humans are responsible for providing adequate food, water and shelter for horses. CDS supports management and training practices which promote health, prevent disease and protect horses from unnecessary pain and injury. CDS believes that Dressage Competition is the ultimate test of training to determine the development of harmony between horse and rider. All sanctioned CDS competitions and events will be conducted under the organization s rules regarding the well-being and welfare of horses.

8 USEF MEMBERSHIP STATEMENT Life, senior active and junior active members shall be eligible to participate in all classes at Regular Competitions, Eventing Competitions at the Preliminary Level or above and Combined Driving Competitions at the Advanced Level, Dressage, Reining and Vaulting Competitions and Endurance Rides. A nonmember may participate as a handler, rider, driver, owner, lessee, agent, coach or trainer at Regular Competitions, Eventing Competitions, Dressage Competitions, Reining Competitions and Combined Driving Competitions upon payment of a $45 Show Pass fee. Participants in the following classes are exempted from the Requirements of this rule: 1) leadline; 2) exhibitions; 3) games and races; 4) classes for 4-H members; 5) walk trot (exception: Friesian performance FR222) and academy classes (academy classes are classes limited to horses used regularly in a lesson program); 6) USDF introductory level tests, pas de deux and quadrille classes; 7) NRHA Endorsed Reining Competitions. 8) Opportunity classes, 9) citizens of other nations who have proof, in English, of current membership in good standing of their own National Federation, 10) USEA beginner novice division; and 11) assistant handlers in Dressage Sport Horse Breeding classes. ATTENTION COMPETITORS Each competitor is responsible for supplying management with correct applicable numbers (USDF, USEF, CDS and, when necessary, FEI) for horse, owner, rider, trainer and coach before the day(s) of the competition. The scores of competitors who fail to supply correct numbers may not be counted toward national awards. 14

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10 USDF Membership Benefits: USDF is dedicated to education, the recognition of achievement, and promotion of dressage. For details on member benefits, including educational programs, awards, and other opportunities, refer to the USDF Member Guide or the USDF website at This competition is recognized by USDF for 2018 Membership Requirements for USEF-licensed/USDF-recognized Competitions: Owners and riders, including foreign riders and owners who are not residents of the US, wishing to participate in a USEF-licensed/USDF-recognized competition as a rider or owner/lessee, must have either a USDF Group Membership (GM), Participating Membership (PM), or have a USDF Non-Member (NM) identification number and pay the USDF Non-Member (NM) fee. (Note: USDF Business Members can own horses but cannot compete as riders with their USDF Business Membership.) Individuals cannot compete at a USEF-licensed/USDF-recognized competition with a USDF Education Membership. Horses competing at USEF-licensed/USDF-recognized competitions must have either a USDF Horse Identification (HID) number or a USDF Lifetime Horse Registration (LHR). Proper credentials or verification certificates must be presented to the competition secretary. Riders and owners wishing to participate in a USEF-licensed/USDF-recognized competition, and not able to present the competition secretary with verification of a USDF membership or NM identification, and USDF LHR or USDF HID, must complete a USDF Competition Affidavit Form and pay the $5 affidavit filing fee. A copy of a completed affidavit form from another competition may also be used for verification purposes for up to 60 days. (Exception: Affidavits cannot be used at Great American Insurance Group/USDF Regional Dressage Championships.) Exceptions: Horses competing only in Individual Breed Classes (IBCs) at DSHB competitions, sires and dams of horses in DSHB group classes, where those sires or dams are not actually competing in the same competition, horses competing only in breed restricted dressage or DSHB classes at Regular Competitions (e.g. all Arabian, all Friesian, or all Morgan classes), or in USDF Introductory Level tests, pas de deux or quadrille, are exempt from this requirement. Also exempt are horses ridden in leadline, exhibitions, games and races, classes for 4-H members, walk-trot, academy, and opportunity classes. Riders and owners/lessees competing only in classes which are exempt from the USDF HID requirements are also exempt from the USDF NM identification number and NM fee requirements. Also exempt are handlers of horses competing in DSHB In-Hand or Group classes. Memberships Defined Participating Membership (PM): A membership issued to an individual directly by USDF. The membership year is December 1 through November 30. PMs are available for 1-year ($90), 5-years ($360), or life ($1,800). A USDF Youth Participating Membership (YPM) is available for individuals who have not reached their 21 st birthday by December 1 of the current membership year ($72). A PM allows the member to compete at USEF-licensed/USDF-recognized competitions and to participate as a rider and/or owner/lessee for all Adequan /USDF Year-End Awards, USDF Breeders Championship Series Finals and the Great American Insurance Group/USDF Regional Dressage Championship program. Group Membership (GM): A membership issued to an individual by USDF when the member name and dues are submitted to USDF through an affiliate Group Member Organization (GMO). The GM year begins December 1 and ends November 30. A GM allows the member to compete at USEF-licensed/USDF-recognized competitions and participate in the USDF Rider Awards program. Business Membership (BM): A membership that runs December 1 through November 30 and is issued to a business or organization directly by USDF. The USDF BM ($240) offers a wider variety of advertising benefits. BMs satisfy requirements of horse ownership only. Education Membership (EM): A membership issued to an individual directly by USDF. This online education only membership expires 12 months after the date joined. This membership type does NOT allow an individual to compete at a USEF-licensed/USDF-recognized competition. Non-Member (NM) Identification Number: For each USDF NM owner/lessee and USDF NM rider there will be a USDF NM fee of $35 per competition that must be collected by the show secretary and submitted to USDF, along with the USDF Report of Fees document and the $5 affidavit fee and Competition Affidavit Form if the person cannot provide a copy of their USDF NM card. Owners/lessees or riders exempt from the NM number requirements are also exempt from paying the USDF NM fee. If there are multiple owners of a horse and all are NMs, only one of the owners must pay the NM fee. If the horse has at least one owner who is a current USDF PM, GM, or BM there is no NM fee assessed. Competition management will be invoiced for all applicable USDF NM fees not received with the USDF postcompetition paperwork, along with a report listing all USDF NMs. Competition management is then required to submit the NM fees within 30 days to the USDF. An individual with a USDF NM identification number is not eligible for any USDF membership benefits. Once a USDF NM number has been assigned, a USDF NM card can be obtained from the USDF website. Horse Identification (HID) Number: A one-time tracking number for horses ($35). Scores earned by a horse with an HID number will be recorded, but will NOT be counted towards Adequan /USDF Year-End Awards. A horse with an HID number is not eligible to compete in Great American Insurance Group/USDF Regional qualifying or championship classes or USDF Breeders Championship Series Finals. An HID number can be upgraded to a Lifetime Horse Registration (LHR) for a fee of $80. If a horse has a USDF LHR it does not need an HID number. An HID number is a one-time fee that does not need to be renewed. Lifetime Horse Registration (LHR): A horse with an LHR ($115) is eligible for Adequan /USDF Year-End Awards, and eligible to compete at USDF Breeders Championship Series Finals and Great American Insurance Group/USDF Regional qualifying and championship classes, assuming requirements for the owner and rider are met. If a horse has an LHR it does not need an HID number. An LHR does not need to be renewed. How to Join USDF Applications for USDF Participating Membership (PM), Business Membership (BM), Horse Identification (HID) number, and Lifetime Horse Registration (LHR) may be found in the following locations: On the USDF website: You can submit the application online or download the form and fax or mail it to the USDF office. In the show office at USEF-licensed/USDF-recognized competitions classified by USEF as Dressage Competitions, and Regular Competitions which are open to all breeds. By calling or writing the USDF office at (859) , 4051 Iron Works Parkway, Lexington, KY The effective date of membership is the date the form and correct fees are received in the USDF office or, if applying at a competition, the date accepted by the competition secretary, provided the application is signed and dated by the competition secretary, member, and/or horse owner on that same day. 01/17

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12 California Dressage Society 2018 Membership Form Active Membership...$70.00 Additional Family Member...$60.00 Life Membership...$1, Name Address City State Zip Phone ( ) Cell ( ) Address Chapter Preference Would you like to use your Visa or MC? Card # Expiration Date: v-code visa mastercard Signature Would you like to make an additional donation and be a Patron of Dressage? CDS Supporter $25-$500 ; Silver Supporter $501-$2,000 ; Gold Supporter $2,001 - $5,000 ; and Patron $5,000 + Would you like to add $25 to qualify for the Regional Adult Amateur Competition There will be a competition offered for Adult Amateurs each year in each CDS Region, check website for qualifying Would you like to add $25 to be on the Trainers List in the Roster (not available after Dec 1) Would you like to add $100 to support Club 100 Junior Programs Group membership in the United States Dressage Federation (USDF) is included with CDS membership. All CDS memberships go from December to December. Anyone joining after Oct. 1 will be a member for the following year. Please check any of the following that apply: Renewing member New member Birthdate if under 22 ( / / ) TD EMT Judge Amateur Trainer / Instructor Qualified Riding Member (QRM) California Dressage Society P O Box 417 Carmel Valley, CA (831) fax (831) paula@california-dressage.org

13 find out more about dressage... join the california dressage society What is the California Dressage Society? It is an organization whose purpose is to foster an interest among horsemen in Dressage. The program of the Society is educational, designed primarily to offer a framework in which individuals can progress with the schooling of themselves and their horses. CDS is an opportunity - to share, to experience, to learn and to contribute. What does the Society offer? Educational activities on a statewide basis includes Riding Seminars, Instructor Seminars, National Symposiums and Judges' Forums. The local chapters sponsor clinics, competitions, films, discussion and informal schooling sessions. Dressage Letters, the monthly publication, offers educational literature along with a complete calendar of all CDS events. The CDS Omnibus, yearly e-publication, offers dressage show premiums and entry forms for your convenience in planning and entering shows for the year. Membership Roster, a yearly printed publication of all the CDS members, including judges and a trainer listing. What is Dressage? Dressage (training or schooling) is an equitation term that means the gradual harmonious development of the horse s physical and mental condition with the aim to achieve the improvement of his natural gaits and perfect understanding with his rider. SHERI SCOTT PHOTO Junior Championships. Juniors & Young Riders can qualify. One show held in the north and one in the south. CDS Horse of the Year Competition. A horse /rider combination can qualify for the year end CDS Annual Show. Membership types Active membership provides all of the above privileges, as well as voting rights, and eligibility to hold office and to apply for a Qualified Riding Membership. Family membership is an Active Membership for more than one member in an immediate family, living at the same address. Life membership is an Active Membership for the life of the member. A membership card is issued with each membership. RAAC. Regional Adult Amateur Competitions for Amateurs to compete in Novice or Elite Divisions within their Region, North, Central and South. P O BOX 417 CARMEL VALLEY, CA POSTER MUST BE PROMINENTLY DISPLAYED AT THE SHOW OFFICE

14 STOP Osierlea Dressage - November Dressage Level ***IS YOUR ENTRY COMPLETE?*** Copy of USEF Cards (Owner, Rider, Trainer and Horse) Copy of USDF Cards (Owner, Horse and Rider) Copy of CDS Cards (Owner, Rider and Trainer) Proof of Vaccination (See USEF Rule GR845) Signature of Owner, Trainer and Coach Signature of Parent or Guardian (If applicable) If you are a non-member, have you included the mandatory non-member fees for both the USDF and USEF? Have you included copies of any applicable qualifying rides?