WCMHC FINALE MINIATURE HORSE SHOW AMHA Sanctioned July 28-29, 2018 Three Shows - Three Judges Mega Dome, Olds Alberta

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1 WCMHC FINALE MINIATURE HORSE SHOW AMHA Sanctioned July 28-29, 2018 Three Shows - Three Judges Mega Dome, Olds Alberta JUDGES: 1) Karen Iversen - Senior, Lecanto, FL 2) Richard Petty - Senior, Jacksonville, OR 3) Chris Bickford - Senior, Sherwood, OR RING STEWARD: Alene Rutledge SHOW MANAGER: Leslie Williams (403) Sagewood Gate SW, Airdrie, AB T4B 0K7 SHOW COMMITTEE: Christine Tilleman Karan Gibbons Cindy Hunter SHOW TIMES: Show to start approx. 11:00 am Saturday, July 28/18 and 8:30 am Sunday, July 29/18. FEE SCHEDULE Entry fee of $30.00 per class (Entry fee includes entry under all Judges). Youth Classes are $10.00 per class, except Showmanship & Costume are Free. Entry under one Judge not permitted. Entries must be POSTMARKED on or before July 6, Entries for horses not already entered by JULY 6th will be accepted until JULY 13. However the fee will be $35.00 per class ($15 for youth), and the entry may not appear in the program. Any changes to entries for horses already entered in the Show will be accepted by the Show Manager at time of measuring. ALL ENTRY FEES MUST BE RECEIVED WITH YOUR ENTRIES. YOU WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO SHOW IF FEES ARE UNPAID. Judges Evaluation Forms will be available at the show office and will be included in the exhibitor packets. Exhibitor Packages will only be available AFTER your horses have been measured. A PHOTOCOPY OF BOTH SIDES OF THE REGISTRATION PAPERS MUST ACCOMPANY THE ENTRY FOR EACH HORSE (PLEASE NO FAX PAPERS). Applications for Amateur Cards or Youth Memberships will be available from the Show office. Each horse entered must provide proof of vaccinations. (See Rules and Regulations). STALLING Stalls are approx. 11 X 10 = $55.00 for WCMHC members, $65.00 for non-members. (Thursday evening to Sunday evening), It is permitted and encouraged to stall two horses together. Three horses per stall are not allowed. Tack Stalls same as pricing above. If you need to be stalled beside another exhibitor THIER entries MUST accompany yours in the same envelope. No jump out showing permitted. (showing from a trailer with more than one horse) BEDDING Is Available through the show committee. To purchase these please complete on your stalling forms. You may bring your own shavings. Due to the shavings issues in 2014 the show committee has opted

2 for NO BULK shavings in our stalling to keep the stall fee down and allowing the exhibitor to bring their own or order bagged shavings at $6.50 per bag. These bags are three cubic feet and are to be paid with entry fees. POST ENTRIES Will be accepted up to 5 (five) CLASSES before the post entered class. Regular class fee will increase to $35.00 per class. Youth post entries will increase to $ Horses must be already entered in the show. Post entries will only be accepted by assigned committee members and only on the official forms. Forms available from show office. MOVE IN Horses may move into stalls Thursday, July 26, 2018, any time after Noon. Stalls will be assigned. Exhibitors will not move their stall once assigned. Exhibitors will not move another exhibitor s stalls. Out of province exhibitors can make arrangements to stay an extra night. OUT OF PROVINCE ONLY WILL BE ALLOWED TO MOVE IN WEDNESDAY. Please contact Cindy Hunter at cindylh61@gmail.com. MEASURING Will start approx. 7:30 pm Friday, July 27, ALL FEES MUST BE PAID BEFORE MEASURING YOUR HORSE. Hardship measuring will take place during this time. ETRANSFERS Will be accepted until the Deadline date of June 15, After the deadline date, a cheque or money order will be required EXHIBITORS MUST SIGN A WAIVER.IF YOU ARE NOT LISTED ON ENTRY FORMS AS AN EXHIBITOR. A SEPARATE WAIVER IS AVAILBALE AT THE SHOW OFFICE. YOU WILL NOT BE ALLOWED IN THE RING. AWARDS Ribbons to sixth place under each Judge (3 sets). Ribbons to ALL Grand & Reserve Grand Champions, Grand & Reserve Champion Single Pleasure Driving, Country Pleasure Driving, Classic Pleasure Driving and Roadster horses. Hi Point to Open Hunter, Open Jumper, Open Halter Obstacle, Open Driving Obstacle and Versatility. Awarded at the Finale show, points will be tabulated from both club shows. Ribbons to Ultimate Halter Horses LOCATION Olds, Alberta is located on Highway 27, 3 miles (5km) west of Highway #2 (QE2) 55 miles (89km) North of Calgary or 134 miles (216km) South of Edmonton

3 COW PALACE is located at St in Olds, AB. Stabling barns are located beside the pavilion. Upon entering Olds turn left (south) at the first set of traffic lights, continue down 46 Ave and turn right (west) on to 54 St, continue down 54 St. to the Cow Palace located on the right (north) side of 54 th Street. ACCOMMODATIONS Best Western Inn of Olds, St., Ramada Olds, St., Camping will available on the AG Grounds at $30.00 for the weekend. Please contact Cindy Hunter at for more information. VETERINARIAN ON CALL: OLDS PIONEER VET CLINIC FRIDAY 8 AM TO 5PM SATURDAY 9AM TO 1PM FARRIER: Barry Harris

4 WCMHC Policy on Sick Horses at Shows In order for this policy to take effect, the show manager must receive at least three complaints from three separate exhibitors, each accompanied by a $50 deposit, regarding the health of a horse present at the show. If these complaints are received, representatives of the show committee must inform the owner of the horse in question that these complaints have been received, and a vet of the show committee s choice must be called to examine the horse. The exam will take place without the interference of the owner of the horse. If it is determined that the horse is sick and/or contagious, then the bill for the vet will be paid for by the owner of the horse, and the deposits made by the complainants will be refunded. If it is determined that the horse is not sick or contagious, the deposits made by the complainants will be used to pay the bill for the vet. It will be up to the show committee in consultation with the vet to determine whether the horse will remain at the show, will remain at the show but be isolated from the other horses, or will be asked to leave. If a sick horse is already under veterinary medical care, it may attend the show if it is not contagious and the owner can produce a statement from his or her veterinarian confirming the non-contagious state of the horse. ATTENTION EXHIBITORS PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING AMHA STOCK HORSE is a pointed/rated class starting in The NO CROSS ENTRY will apply. (See Rules and Regulations). RULES AND REGULATIONS 1) This show is sanctioned by the American Miniature Horse Association. All exhibitors must abide by the 2018 AMHA Rule Book. ALL HORSES MUST BE REGISTERED WITH AMHA. 2) Copies of BOTH sides of all registration papers must accompany entry forms. Gelding status must be reflected on registration certificates for horses to be shown in any AMHA classes. Proof of vaccination for equine influenza and equine viral Rhino pneumonitis, in the form of a vet bill or vaccination receipts, must accompany the entry form. If a leased horse is entered in the amateur classes, written verification of the lease from the AMHA office must accompany entry form. Pending for a registration number will not be accepted by the AMHA. Per GR-010-B 3) All Senior Stallions must have a completed veterinarian s certificate to prove stallion does not have cryptorchidism. A copy of this certificate may be downloaded from the AMHA web page or call the Show Secretary to have a copy faxed. No stallions will be measured without this certificate. 4) No entry fees will be refunded without a veterinarian s certificate verifying the horse s unsoundness to show. 5) All amateurs must have a current AMHA amateur card and a copy must be submitted with the entry form. This show offers one amateur class in each of the driving division. The AMHA office will award points based on the level you have declared with the AMHA. 6) Youth exhibitors must include AMHA youth number and birth date on entry form and must include a photocopy of the youth card. AMHA Youth show for all of 2018, at the age they were on January l, Youth is 18 years and under. All youth entries must have a parent s or guardian s signature on the entry form. Youth Exhibitors under the age of l2 years are not allowed to show stallions with the exception of weanlings and yearling colts.

5 7) It is the owner/handler/exhibitor s responsibility to be on time for classes. Announcements to barn areas are a management courtesy - not mandatory. 8) HORSES MUST NOT BE LEFT UNATTENDED IN THE HITCHING RING/ WASH RACKS. Do not tie horses to the Arena Rail - Failure to follow this rule may result in the exhibitor being asked to leave the grounds. 9) Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times. Dogs are not allowed to stay in the hitching area. 10) Abuse of animals, show personnel or exhibitors will not be tolerated at this show such behavior will be grounds for immediate disqualification. No fees will be refunded. GR-045 RING PROCEDURE PARAGRAPH G 11) All youth using the Arena during downtime MUST wear a helmet when driving. 12) A $25.00 facility fee will be applied to horses staying in the barn with show horses but not registered in the show. The $25.00 fee does not apply to Futurity Horses. Proof of vaccination is REQUIRED for these horses as well. 13) The Show Committee reserves the right to limit the number of tack stalls to one per farm/exhibitor. CLASS DESCRIPTIONS The following class descriptions have been condensed from the AMHA rule book and are intended to assist your general understandings of the classes offered. Please refer to the 2018 AMHA rule book for specific definitions and rules. SHOWMANSHIP: Exhibitor is judged on the way the horse is shown, and grooming of horse and handler. Patterns for each class will be posted at the show. HALTER: Horses to be shown at a walk and trot. Horses are shown with all four feet flat on the ground and square or at least one front and one rear cannon bone perpendicular to the ground. No whips, lighters, or crops allowed. No youth under l2 years allowed showing a stallion with the exception of weanling and yearling colts. Handlers are required to dress suitably for the show ring. AMATEUR CLASSES: At this show, we offer amateur classes in Halter AND Performance. These classes are open to Level 1 and Level 2. COLOR CLASSES: Horses to be judged 80% on the natural color of the horse, and 20% on conformation. Horses will circle both ways of the ring then be lined up head to tail. Multi-Color classes open to pinto and appaloosa only with all other colors entering solid color classes. Horses can be any age. LIBERTY: Halter is removed from the horse and the horse works at liberty, to appropriate music (which must be supplied by exhibitor on a labeled CD, for 1.5 minutes. Handler is allowed 1.5 minutes to catch the horse. Judged on style, grace, animation, gaits, presence and ease of catching. Horse must be at least one year old. Two handlers are allowed in the ring, whips or shakers are allowed but the horse must not be touched with aids or hands after the halter is removed. ROADSTER: Horses are shown in a roadster cart with stirrups and no basket. Driver must wear a jacket and cap to match, patterned after racing silks. Gaits required are: Slow Jog trot, Road Gait trot, and a fully extended Drive-on trot. Judged on performance, speed, quality and manners in that order. Horses must be at least three years of age.

6 GRAND AND RESERVE CHAMPION ROADSTER HORSES: Open to first and second placing horses from all Roadster Driving classes. Horses will drive a roadster driving class as above set forth, and if one horse has qualified with more than one driver, exhibitors must choose the one driver who will drive in the championship class. SINGLE PLEASURE DRIVING: Horses are to be shown in a two wheeled cart with basket or safe floor. Gaits required are: Walk, Collected Trot and Working Trot. Horses will be required to stand quietly and back readily. Judged on quality of performance; manners; horse s way of going; conformation; appropriateness; condition and fit of vehicle and harness; neatness of attire; in that order. Horse should give the appearance of a pleasurable drive and though animated, should not be shown with exaggerated high action in front. No cross entries between Single Pleasure Driving, Country Pleasure Driving Classes and Classic Pleasure Driving Classes. Horses must be at least three years of age. GRAND AND RESERVE CHAMPION SINGLE PLEASURE DRIVING HORSE: Open to first and second placing horses from all Single Pleasure Driving Classes. Horses will drive a single driving class as above set forth, and if one horse qualifies with more than one driver, the exhibitors must choose the one driver who will drive the championship class. COUNTRY PLEASURE DRIVING: Horses to be shown in a two wheeled pleasure vehicle-wooden wheeled or pleasure cart. Gaits required are Walk, Pleasure Trot and Working Trot. Horses will be required to stand quietly and back readily. All gaits must be performed with willingness, obvious ease, cadence, balance and smoothness. High action will be penalized. To be judged on attitude, manners, performance, quality and conformation, in that order. No cross entries between Single Pleasure Driving, Country Pleasure Driving Classes and Classic Pleasure Driving classes. Horses must be least three years of age. GRAND AND RESERVE CHAMPION COUNTRY PLEASURE DRIVING HORSE: Open to first and second placing horses from all Country Pleasure Driving classes. Horses will drive a country pleasure driving class as above set forth, and if one horse qualifies with more than one driver, the exhibitors must choose the one driver who will drive the championship class. CLASSIC PLEASURE DRIVING: Classic Pleasure Driving is a single horse driving class, hitched to show cart with either wooden or metal spoke wheels. A Basket is mandatory. Horse to be shown both directions in the arena at the Walk, Pleasure Trot, and the Working Trot. Horse will enter counter clockwise at the Pleasure Trot. Horse will be required to stand quietly and back readily. Walk; a four beat, flat-footed and ground covering gait. Pleasure Trot; a two beat diagonal gait. Horse must demonstrate freedom of movement, be relaxed and easy going, demonstrating impulsion. Working Trot; a lengthening of stride from the Pleasure Trot. Horse must demonstrate freedom of movement. The ideal CLASSIC PLEASURE DRIVING horse shall be shown with light contact on the reins at all times. Ideally neck carriage should remain low and head set by horse being on the bit and face perpendicular to the ground. Stride should be sweeping and ground covering. No cross entries between Single Pleasure Driving, Country Pleasure Driving Classes and Classic Pleasure Driving classes. Horses must be least three years of age. GRAND AND RESERVE CHAMPION CLASSIC PLEASURE DRIVING HORSE: Open to first and second placing horses from all Classic Pleasure Driving classes. Horses will drive a classic pleasure driving class as above set forth, and if one horse qualifies with more than one driver, the exhibitors must choose the one driver who will drive the championship class. JUMPER: Scored mathematically, based on faults between start and finish line. Jumps are a minimum height of l8 to a maximum of 28 for first round. Scoring faults are: Knockdowns - 4 faults; Refusals - 3 faults; circling more than once after crossing start line 3 faults. Elimination for:

7 3 refusals, or off course, or fall of horse or exhibitor. Course will be posted at the show. Horses must be at least three years of age. HUNTER: Judged on style, manner and way of going over fences with preference given to those horses who cover the course at an even pace with free flowing strides, at a trot or a canter but must maintain the same gait throughout the course. Jumps are a minimum height of l8 to a maximum of 24. Exhibitors are not allowed to jump and no whips are allowed. Courses will be posted at the show. Horses must be at least three years of age. HALTER OBSTACLE: Judged on performance and way of going with emphases on manners throughout the course. Horse must be at least 2 years of age. Courses will be posted at the show. DRIVING OBSTACLE: Horses shown in a suitable two or four wheeled cart with a basket. Horses must be at least 3 years of age. Judged on performance and way of going with emphases on manners throughout the course. Courses will be posted at the show. JUDGES CHOICE: Sponsored by the WCMHC. Open to any horse shown in a halter or performance class at this show, except the Supreme Halter horses. No entry fee. Horses are shown in halter and walk both ways of the ring and then line up. The horse the judge would most like to take home - could be a mischievous foal, a favorite color, a particular personality or confirmation type. Winner receives a rosette. STOCK HORSE: Standards Stock Type division horses will be shown in a stock horse manner with the horse standing still, calm and square. The handler should stand towards the left side of the horse s center line, more or less facing horse. Stock type/western show halters will be the accepted standard. At local shows a nylon halter will suffice. An Arabian type halter is unacceptable and will result in disqualification. Leads may have chains, but chains may only go under chin and not over the nose or in the mouth. Razoring of heads will be heavily penalized. Clipping is permitted. Banding or braiding of manes is prohibited. Manes should be natural looking and of moderate length. Pulled, overcut or undercut manes are acceptable. Tails should be off the ground. REQUIREMENTS: A HORSE MAY NOT SHOW IN MORE THAN ONE HALTER DIVISION AT ANY SHOW WITH THE EXCEPTION OF COLOR CLASSES. VERSATILITY IS CONSIDERED A PERFORMANCE CLASS AND THIS DOES NOT APPLY. THERE WILL BE NO INSTANCES OF HALTER COMPETITION BETWEEN HORSES REPRESENTING STOCK TYPE AND THE OTHER DIVISION SUCH AS SUPREME CHAMPION CLASSES. THREE BY ONE OWNER: Three horses owned by the same person, or farm. Each horse in the group is judged individually. BEST MATCHED PAIR: One handler per horse. For Details and confirmation please consult your 2018 AMHA Rule Book. The AMHA OFFICIAL RULEBOOK SUPERSEDES WHAT IS WRITTEN IN THIS PREMIUM

8 WCMHC WILD ROSE MINIATURE HORSE SHOW SATURDAY July 28, 2018, Approx. START 11:00 AM 1. YOUTH JUMPER 2. AMATEUR JUMPER 3. OPEN JUMPER 4. REINSMANSHIP* 5. OPEN MULTIPLE HITCH 6. TEAM OBSTACLE * 7. YOUTH STOCK TYPE MARES 34" & UNDER 8. YOUTH STOCK TYPE GELDING 34" & UNDER 9. OPEN STOCK TYPE MARES 34 & UNDER 10. OPEN STOCK TYPE GELDING 34" & UNDER 11. OPEN STOCK TYPE STALLION 34" & UNDER 12. GRAND AND RESERVE CHAMPION STOCK HORSE* -1st and 2nd from classes 9 to ADULT SPECIAL NEEDS GELDING OR STALLION* 14. AMATEUR GELDING 15. WEANLING YEARLING GELDING YEAR OLD GELDING 33" & UNDER 17. GRAND AND RESERVE JUNIOR GELDING -1st and 2nd from classes 15 to AMATEUR STALLION 19. WEANLING & YEARLING STALLION OVER YEAR OLD STALLION 33" & UNDER 21. GRAND AND RESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR STALLION -1st and 2nd from classes 19 to AMATEUR MARE 23. WEANLING YEARLING MARE YEAR-OLD MARE UP TO 33" 25. GRAND AND RESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR MARE -1st & 2nd from classes 23 to AMATEUR COUNTRY PLEASURE DRIVING 27. COUNTRY PLEASURE DRIVING MARES 28. COUNTRY PLEASURE DRIVING GELDINGS 29. COUNTRY PLEASURE DRIVING STALLIONS 30. COUNTRY PLEASURE DRIVING 32" & UNDER 31. COUNTRY PLEASURE DRIVING OVER 32" TO 34" 32. YOUTH COUNTRY PLEASURE DRIVING 33. GRAND AND RESERVE CHAMPION COUNTRY PLEASURE DRIVING -1st &2nd from all Country Driving 34. YOUTH COSTUME 35. ADULT COSTUME* 36. LIBERTY

9 SUNDAY JUNE 24, 2018, 8:30 am START 37. AMATEUR ROADSTER 38. LADIES ROADSTER 39. GENTLEMEN ROADSTER 40. YOUTH ROADSTER 41. OPEN ROADSTER 42. GRAND & RESERVE CHAMPION ROADSTER HORSE -1st and 2nd from all Roadster classes 43. ADULT SPECIAL NEEDS HALTER MARE* 44. YOUTH MARE 45. SENIOR MARES 32" & UNDER 46. SENIOR MARES OVER 32" TO 34" 47. GRAND AND RESERVE CHAMPION SENIOR MARE -1st & 2nd from classes 45 & YOUTH SPECIAL NEEDS MARE OR GELDING 49. ADULT SHOWMANSHIP 50. GOLDEN SHOWMANSHIP (50 year or older) 51. AMATEUR SHOWMANSHIP 52. ADULT SPECIAL NEEDS SHOWMANSHIP 53. YOUTH SPECIAL NEEDS SHOWMANSHIP 54. YOUTH SHOWMANSHIP YOUTH SHOWMANSHIP YOUTH SHOWMANSHIP 7 & UNDER 57. YOUTH PLEASURE DRIVING 7 & UNDER* 58. AMATEUR CLASSIC PLEASURE DRIVING 59. CLASSIC PLEASURE DRIVING MARES 60. CLASSIC PLEASURE DRIVING GELDING 61. CLASSIC PLEASURE DRIVING STALLION 62. CLASSIC PLEASURE DRIVING 32" & UNDER 63. CLASSIC PLEASURE DRIVING OVER 32" TO 34" 64. YOUTH CLASSIC PLEASURE DRIVING 65. GRAND AND RESERVE CHAMPION CLASSIC PLEASURE -1st & 2nd from all Classic Driving classes 66. YOUTH VERSATILITY 67. VERSATILITY 68. YOUTH HUNTER 69. AMATEUR HUNTER 70. OPEN HUNTER 71. YOUTH HALTER OBSTACLE 12 & UNDER 72. YOUTH HALTER OBSTALCE 13-18

10 73. YOUTH DRIVING OBSTACLE 74. AMATEUR DRIVING OBSTACLE 75. OPEN DRIVING OBSTACLE 76. MUSICAL CHAIRS YOUTH 12 YS & UNDER * 77. AMATEUR HALTER OBSTACLE 78. OPEN HALTER OBSTACLE 79. YOUTH GELDING 80. SENIOR GELDING 32" & UNDER 81. SENIOR GELDING OVER 32" TO 34" 82. GRAND AND RESERVE CHAMPION SENIOR GELDING -1st & 2nd from classes 81 & SENIOR STALLION 32 & UNDER 84. SENIOR STALLION OVER 32" TO 34" 85. GRAND AND RESERVE CHAMPION SENIOR STALLIONS -1st & 2nd from classes 84 & MULTI COLOR STALLION OR GELDING 87. MULTI COLOR MARE 88. SOLID COLOR STALLION OR GELDING 89. SOLD COLOR MARE 90. AMATEUR SINGLE PLEASURE 91. SINGLE PLEASURE DRIVING MARES 92. SINGLE PLEASURE DRIVING GELDING 93. SINGLE PLEASURE DRIVING STALLION 94. SINGLE PLEASURE DRIVING 32" & UNDER 95. SINGLE PLEASURE DRIVING OVER 32" -34" 96. YOUTH SINGLE PLEASURE DRIVING 97. GRAND AND RESERVE SINGLE PLEASURE DRIVING -1st and 2nd from all Single Pleasure classes 98. ULTIMATE GELDING ALL GRAND CHAMPION GELDINGS ** 99. ULTIMATE MARE ALL GRAND CHAMPION MARES ** 100. ULTIMATE STALLION ALL GRAND CHAMPION STALLIONS ** 101. JUDGES CHOICE OPEN TO ALL HORSES EXCEPT ULTIMATE HORSES ** *NON-RATED CLASSES **CLASSES ARE NOT ENTERED. ULTIMATE CLASSES ARE OPEN TO ALL GRAND CHAMPIONS OF THAT SEX BOTH JUNIOR AND SENIOR. JUDGES CHOICE IS OPEN TO ALL HORSES SHOWN EXCEPT THE ULTIMATE WINNERS