We are sending this to you and your barn in the hopes that you will consider entering our horse shows. Meadow Wood Classic I and II

Transcription

1 Date: June 17, 2015 To: Friends of Meadow Wood questrian Center From: Camille Brash Meadow Wood questrian Center Re: Meadow Wood questrian Center Horse Shows Meadow Wood Classic I July 15 19, 2015 Meadow Wood Classic II July 22 26, 2015 Dear Friends of Meadow Wood questrian Center, We are sending this to you and your barn in the hopes that you will consider entering our horse shows this July Show Season. Meadow Wood Classic I and II We understand that this is last minute, but we just got our show dates from the USF in the last few weeks We would love to have you enter our shows and let everyone you know come join in and ride at Meadow Wood questrian Center. You, your horses and your guests will njoy the Special xperience that is unmistakably Meadow Wood questrian Center. Stay in Washington and Ride ven if you have made other plans, it s not too late to alter them and ride for two glorious weeks on the Best Footing by Dan Carr. We will have live music, wonderful BBQs, fun parties and so much more Please support Meadow Wood questrian Center by entering our fantastic shows this This is a Grass Roots effort and we need everyone s help and participation you won t be disappointed! See You at the Shows! Thank You, Camille Brash Partner, Director of Marketing and Sponsorships Meadow Wood questrian Center Snohomish, WA

2 The Meadow Wood xperience... Meadow Wood questrian Center has Spent $2,000,000 thus far in creating a Superior Riding xperience for veryone to njoy this Summer, 2015! Please come and join us for our Two New AA Rated Hunter, Jumper Level 3 Shows... Meadow Wood Classic I July 15, July 19, 2015 Meadow Wood Classic II July 22, July 26, 2015 Come and njoy the Meadow Wood xperience... Meadow Wood has 900+ acres for you and your Beautiful Horses to njoy...we are located on 3.5 miles of Riverfront...Perfect for Camping and Riding on the confluence of the Skykomish, Snoqualmie and Snohomish Rivers...njoy Bonfires very Nite with Smores...Fly Fishing...Swimming... Fabulous BBQ Dinners...Live Bands and Dancing Under the Stars on the Lawns of Meadow Wood! We look forward to seeing you this July, 2015 for the Meadow Wood xperience! For Further Information, Contact Camille.. Camille P. Brash A Lifetime of Real state xperience on Your Side n Residential n Land n Commercial n Research n Marketing n Sales camillebrash@windermere.com

3 Dan Carr is designing and installing all arenas at Meadow Wood questrian Center George Morris and Gladstone Clinic Participants Impressed by WestWind Surfaces Footing at Hamilton Farm Gladstone, NJ - June 2, After an unpredictable week full of crazy weather, riding challenges and course changes, one thing remained consistent during the UST Foundation s Gladstone Program: the footing. In January, Dan Carr and Westwind Surfaces re-engineered the arenas at Hamilton Farm, installing their state-of-the-art footing and giving the 99-year-old historic farm a facelift in time for the clinic. The world-class footing received compliments from riders and spectators alike, and many stopped to pick up and feel the footing for themselves. WestWind Surfaces even solicited words of approval from highly revered horseman and former United States Show Jumping Chef d quipe George Morris. I thought the footing was excellent, Morris said. It had good grip; it had a good cushion. A+ footing, A+. veryone talked about it all week. Despite the weather fluctuations, the footing held up through the rain and hours of riding every day, maintaining immaculate condition for the riders to jump a full course on the last day. WestWind Surfaces revamped the arena at Hamilton Farm Clinic participant Kate Mulligan liked the footing so much that she plans to install it on her own farm. The footing certainly suited the Gladstone Program riders, Mulligan attested. We had two groups riding for up to two hours each, and it really held up well. Sophie Verges, another rider, agreed, saying, The footing held up very well throughout the week, and all of the horses jumped beautifully on it. I was really impressed by how consistent it was, despite the fact that we went from having cold, rainy weather to it being sunny and 80 degrees by the last day of the clinic. It was clear that the high-quality footing was an athlete favorite at the 2015 Gladstone Program, and the product earned the approval of everyone in attendance, including the horses. You can tell it is good footing when you are standing on it for hours and your feet don t hurt, Taylor Harris, a third rider, added. All of the horses jumped really well, and I know Ken, my horse, was happy at Gladstone. George Morris and the Gladstone Program riders loved the footing. About WestWind Surfaces: Dan Carr and WestWind Surfaces have earned the respect of the equestrian community based on their hands-on approach and dedication to quality. Whether replacing footing in an existing arena, or designing a new facility, WestWind Surfaces does it all. Carr personally installs each project with his team of experts. For more information on WestWind Surfaces, please visit or call

4 Dan Carr is designing and installing all arenas at Meadow Wood questrian Center Gold Medalist Ben Maher Raves About WestWind Surfaces Wellington, FL - April 3, Olympian Ben Maher is thrilled with the footing provided by Dan Carr and the team at WestWind Surfaces. I want to thank Dan Carr s WestWind Surfaces for providing us with the best custom footing there is, said Maher. (The team at WestWind Surfaces) make it possible for us to work in any weather condition with the perfect amount of cushion and support for my horses. We can t thank them enough for always keeping us going and making sure we get to the ring healthy. Maher was a member of the 2012 British gold medal show jumping squad and has been one of the most consistent performers on the international circuit. He most recently won the $372,000 World Cup Qualifier CSI-W5* at the Winter questrian Festival in Wellington, Florida. Maher is one of many top riders in equestrian sport who are discovering the WestWind Surfaces difference. The careful planning and completion of every project by Carr and his team mean that every project is tailored to suit the unique challenges and Ben Maher and Diva II $372,000 World Cup Qualifier CSI-W5* at the Winter questrian Festival in Wellington, Florida. Photo by Kendall Bierer. needs of each site. WestWind s trademark Performance Additive enhances the existing footing, and combined with routine maintenance will extend the life of your arena. Grand Prix Rider Nick Dello Joio and Olympian Norman Dello Joio Thrilled With WestWind Surfaces Wellington, FL - May 1, Grand Prix Rider Nick Dello Joio, and his father, Olympic Medalist Norman Dello Joio agree that quality footing is a necessity. The Dello Joios rely on WestWind Surfaces to provide expert advice, planning, construction and maintenance of their facility. Nick and Norman Dello Joio discussing a course at the Winter questrian Festival in Wellington, Florida. Photo by Kenneth Kraus. Norman Dello Joio achieved incredible success throughout his three-decade riding career. Winner of virtually every major grand prix in the U.S., he is best known for two major international titles--the 1983 FI World Cup Final in Vienna, Austria, which he won aboard the French stallion I Love You, and the Individual Olympic Bronze Medal with Irish at the 1992 Barcelona Olympic Games. I Love You was recently inducted into the Show Jumping Hall of Fame. Nick Dello Joio, burst onto the scene in 2009 with back-to-back grand prix wins at the Atlanta Fall Classic aboard Malcolm. In 2010, the younger Dello Joio was awarded the Maxine Beard Show Jumping Developing Rider Award. Most recently he had quite a successful season at the Winter questrian Festival in Wellington, FL, winning the coveted $34,000 Ruby et Violette WF Challenge Cup Round 10 aboard Contiki, a 9-year-old Swedish Warmblood gelding. Norman Dello Joio on Malcolm at the American Gold Cup. Photo by Kenneth Kraus. Dan Carr and his team have done an amazing job from day one, said Nick Dello Joio. We have a grass Grand Prix field and a sand ring that are heavily used in all conditions and they sustain use very well. WestWind Surfaces built and maintains the Grand Prix field & sand arena at the Dello Joios facility, and plans are in the works to do a reconstruction of the sand arena next year. I m very, very happy with the footing. It s light, it s got a lot of bounce to it and the horses really seem to like riding on it, said Norman Dello Joio. The good thing about Dan [Carr] is that he understands horses, and he adjusts accordingly to how people like their footing. What works for one person might not work for another person and he has the knowledge to be able to tweak [the footing blend] to make people happy. Nick Dello Joio aboard Contiki after winning the Ruby et Violette WF Challenge Cup Round 10. Photo by Kenneth Kraus. About WestWind Surfaces: Dan Carr and WestWind Surfaces have earned the respect of the equestrian community based on their hands-on approach and dedication to quality. Whether replacing footing in an existing arena, or designing a new facility, WestWind Surfaces does it all. Carr personally installs each project with his team of experts. For more information on WestWind Surfaces, please visit or call

5 MADOW WOOD QUSTRIAN CNTR PRSNTS: MADOW WOOD CLASSIC I JULY 15 TH JULY 19 TH, 2015 MADOW WOOD CLASSIC II JULY 22 ND 26 TH, 2015 FATURING $10,000 GRAND PRIX $2500 MINI GRAND PRIX 1.2OM $2500 WLCOM STAK 1.40M $2500 USHJA NATIONAL HUNTR DRBY Sponsored by Olson s Tack and Ariat USF HUNTR PRMIR RATD USF JUMPR 3 RATING PLAS NOT: DU TO TH PRIZ LIST NOT BING AVAILABL SOONR, THR WILL B NO LAT FS CHARGD. PLAS GT YOUR NTRIS IN AS SOON AS POSSIBL SO THAT ALL STALL RQUSTS, SHAVINGS RQUSTS, FD RQUSTS AND RV RQUSTS CAN B ACCOMADATD. 1

6 MADOW WOOD CLASSIC I July 15 th -19 th, 2015 STAFF AND OFFICIALS Camille Brash, Show Manager...Bellevue, WA (425) , camillebrash@windermere.com Dave Remlinger, Grounds Manager... Monroe, WA Patricia Jendro, Show Secretary...Woodinville, WA (425) , pjendro@gmail.com James Zulia, USF Jumper Judge...ustis, FL Marnye Langer, USF Hunter & quitation Judge Burbank, CA Marla Amormino, USF Hunter & quitation Judge Menlo Park, CA Melissa Kalember, USF Hunter & quitation Judge...Sebastopol, CA Phyllis Ryan, USFSteward...Tumwater, WA Megan Rawlins, USF Course Designer.. Victoria, BC Pilchuck Veterinary Snohomish, WA (360) Allistair Nimmo, Farrier...verett, WA (425) , WA JUMP CRW and PARKING LOT ATTNDNTS PROVIDD BY TH UNIVRSITY OF WASHINGTON, TH STV DAVIS FAMILY AND TH DAV RMLINGR FAMILY. NTRIS CLOS: TUSDAY, JULY 14th, 2015 Approved By: USF- Premier, WSHJA, OHJA RGULAR SHOWS OF TH USF, INC. very class offered herein which is covered by the rules and specifications of the current USF Rule Book will be conducted and judged in accordance therewith. 2

7 MADOW WOOD CLASSIC II July 22 nd -26th, 2015 STAFF AND OFFICIALS Camille Brash, ShowManager...Bellevue, WA (425) , Dave Remlinger, Grounds Manager... Monroe, WA Patricia Jendro, Show Secretary...Woodinville, WA (425) , Mike Nielsen, USF Jumper Judge.Diamond Bar, CA Rob Gage, USF Hunter & quitation Judge...Fallbrook, CA llen Gates, USF Hunter & quitation Judge...San Juan Capistrano, CA Stacie Ryan, USF Hunter & quitation Judge..Woodland Hills, CA Mike Nielsen, USF Course Designer...Diamond Bar, CA Patty Lebon, USF Steward...Monroe, WA.. Pilchuck Veterinary....Snohomish, WA (360) Allistair Nimmo, Farrier...verett, WA (425) JUMP CRW and PARKING LOT ATTNDNTS PROVIDD BY TH UNIVRSITY OF WASHINGTON, TH STV DAVIS FAMILY AND TH DAV RMLINGR FAMILY. NTRIS CLOS: TUSDAY, JULY 21st, 2015 Approved By: USF- Premier, WSHJA, OHJA RGULAR SHOWS OF TH USF, INC. very class offered herein which is covered by the rules and specifications of the current USF Rule Book will be conducted and judged in accordance therewith. R 3

8 GNRAL RULS AND INFORMATIONM 1. CLOSING OF NTRIS: Meadow Wood Classic I: July 8, 2015: Meadow Wood Classic II July 15, NTRY PROCDURS: One check per owner. xhibitors may pay either by check or credit card (Visa or Mastercard). xhibitors may enter on line by credit card only, at 1. xhibitors may choose to pre-pay all fees before the closing date of entries. 2. xhibitors may pay the total of: 1.) A deposit fee of $50 per horse 2.) All stall and tack room fees 3. If the entry blanks are postmarked on or before the closing date of entries AND are properly filled out, the $50 entry deposit will be credited to the entries due. LAT AND/OR IMPROPR NTRIS WILL FORFIT TH NTRY DPOSIT F. TO B COMPLT NTRY FORMS MUST INCLUD: 1.) HORS'S NAM AND COMPLT DSCRIPTIONS. 2.) ALL CLASSS OR SCTIONS NTRD. 3.) ALL MANDATORY SIGNATURS 4.) ORGANIZATION MMBRSHIP NUMBRS 4. Trainers and owners may leave a signed open check or credit card authorization for charges during show. All accounts to be closed by 5:00pm Saturday. 5. ALL NTRIS WHICH AR LAT WILL B ASSSSD A $50 LAT F NO XCPTIONS 6. xhibitors will receive their prize money within three weeks after the Horse Show. 3. CRDIT CARDS: xhibitors wishing to pay by credit card will be charged a $35.00 convenience fee. 4. USHJA HORS RGISTRATIONS: All horses competing in Federation non-breed restricted licensed competitions with hunter, hunter breeding, jumper and hunter seat equitation classes except those activities enumerated in GR901.9, items 1-11) must be properly identified and must obtain a Registration Number from USHJA. A registration number for each horse must be entered on all entry forms for licensed competitions. 5. CRDNTIALS: xhibitors must present the following credentials to the horse show. 1.) USF/USHJA membership card 2.) USF/USHJA amateur certification 3.) USF/USHJA Small, Junior Hunter & Pony measurement card 4.) USF/USHJA horse recording 5.) C membership Card W STRONGLY RCOMMND THAT PHOTO COPIS OF TH ABOV CARDS B SNT WITH NTRIS. 6. CANADIAN XHIBITORS: ntries must be paid by draft payable in US Funds or check on Canadian US Dollar account. Canadian checks with US Funds written on the face of the check will not be accepted. 7. POST NTRIS: Post entries accepted the day of the class will be charged $10/class. 8A. HIGH JUMPR NOMINATING F: Horses entered in any 1.20m or higher jumper class must pay a $150 High Jumper Nominating Fee. This allows jumpers to add / scratch classes up to 5:00 p.m. the day before at no charge and are exempt of the schooling fee. 4

9 GNRAL RULS AND INFORMATION CONTINUD 8B. LOW JUMPING NOMINATING F: Horses entered in any jumper classes below 1.20m must pay a $40 Low Jumper Nomination Fee. This fee allows jumpers to add / scratch classes up to 5:00 p.m. the day before at no charge. 9. HUNTR / QUITATION F: Horses or ponies entered in any hunter or equitation classes at this show must pay a $40 Hunter / Q Fee. This fee allows hunters and equitation entries to add / scratch classes up to 5:00 p.m. the day before at no charge. 10. SUBSTITUTIONS: With a vet s certificate, a new horse may be substituted for a scratched horse. There will be a $50.00 office charge. 11. Cancellation of ntries and Refunds: xhibitors cancelling entries after the closing date shall forfeit their entry fees, except in the case of disability of a horse, when entries shall be refunded on presentation to the Show Secretary, a certificate of disability from a qualified veterinarian PRIOR to the first class in which the horse is entered. 1) No refunds of entry fees shall be made after the first class in which the horse is entered unless the certificate of disability is issued by the Official Show Veterinarian on duty. 2) A $50 or 15% of remaining entry fees (whichever is greater) office charge will be made on all cancellation of entries. No refund of entry fees for classes already held prior to notification to the Horse Show Office. 3) No refund of stall fees unless requested directly to the show secretary before July 8, ) Refunds will be mailed within three weeks after the Horse Show. 12. Returned Checks/Credit Cards: There will be a penalty of $75 per check/credit card returned by the bank for any reason. No checks/credit cards will be processed through the bank a second time. To retain entries, the fees and penalty must be paid by Money Order, Cashier s Check or Cash before 4 PM the day before the Horse Show starts. In the event a check/credit card is returned after the completion of the show, it will be handled in accordance with USF GR913. No personal checks will be cashed at the Show. Please plan accordingly. 13. Mailing: Mail entries and fees to: Patricia Jendro PO Box 2471 Woodinville, WA USF F: For every horse participating in any competition recognized by the USF, a $16 USF fee will be collected ($8 shall be a Drugs & Medication fee to provide for research, inspection and enforcement of rules regarding use of medications and drugs; see GR407.1,.2 and USHJA ZON SUPPORT F: very horse entered in any competition recognized by the USF will be assessed a $2.00 USHJA Zone Support Fee which will be distributed to the USHJA Zones in 2016 to provide the necessary funding to allow the Zones to increase their programs and benefits to their constituents. 16. MASURMNT AND AMATUR CRTIFICATION: All Small, Junior and Pony Hunters must possess and present a current Measurement Card to the show secretary before numbers may be picked up. If the cards are not available, measurement will be required. Photocopies of current Amateur Certification of Junior Memberships may be included with entries or made available when picking up numbers 5

10 GNRAL RULS AND INFORMATION CONTINUD 17. MANAGMNT: Management reserves the right to cancel or combine any classes that do not fill to their satisfaction. quitation classes not filling may be combined with the next age group. Notice will be given to exhibitors affected. Management reserves the right to start the first class of any session 30 minutes earlier than the scheduled time if entries warrant. Management reserves the right to make changes of arenas, judges, or class orders to facilitate time schedule and conditions. 18. COMBIND CLASSS & SCTIONS: Any class or section that does not have at least five entries 12 hours before the first class is scheduled (unless otherwise specified) will be combined. 19. TROPHIS, RIBBONS & PRIZ MONY: Trophy and ribbons will be awarded to eight places in all Hunter, quitation and Junior classes. Hunter prize money will be divided 30%, 25%, 20%, 15%, 10%. Jumper prize money will be divided 25%, 23%, 20%, 17%, 15%. Grand Prix prize money will be divided 30%, 22%, 15%, 10%, 7%, 6%, 5%, 5%. USHJA National Derby prize money will be divided 30%,22%,15%,10%,7%,6$,5%,5%. Mini Grand Prix and Classic prize money will be divided: 30%, 22%, 18%, 12%, 10%, 20. HORS SHOW OFFIC: Show office hours are: Tuesday: 10 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday: 7:00 a.m. to end of show. 21. STABLING: Portable box stalls with doors provided. Shavings may be purchased. Straw is not permitted. Stalls must be cleaned daily. Dirty bedding must be placed in areas provided. xhibitors must do their own stall cleaning and must provide their own feed and water buckets. No staples, nails, or removal of top doors is permitted. There will be a $20 fee if stalls are damaged. Preferences for requests for stalls will be given to those traveling from out of state. For the Meadow Wood Classic I, stalls will be available for occupancy at 10:00 a.m. Monday morning July 13, 2015 and must be vacated no later than 9:00 a.m., Monday July 20, Fee for box stalls for the entire show shall be $180. Please indicate arrival and departure date and who you are to be stabled with on the entry blank. No refund of stall fees unless requested directly to the Show Secretary before July 8, Refunds after those dates will only be made if the stall is reissued to another entry. For the Meadow Wood Classic I, stalls will be available for occupancy at 10:00 a.m. Monday morning July 20, 2015 and must be vacated no later than 9:00 a.m., Monday July 27, Fee for box stalls for the entire show shall be $210. Please indicate arrival and departure date and who you are to be stabled with on the entry blank. For the Meadow Wood Classic I, stalls will be available for occupancy at 10:00 a.m. Monday morning July 13, 2015 and must be vacated no later than 9:00 a.m., Monday July 20, Fee for box stalls for the entire show shall be $180. Please indicate arrival and departure date and who you are to be stabled with on the entry blank. xhibitors do their own stall cleaning. No refund of stall fees unless requested directly to the Show secretary before July 8, Refunds after those dates will only be made if the stall is reissued to another entry. Refunds for stalls must be requested directly to the Show Secretary before July 8, Refunds after those dates will only be made if the stall is reissued to another entry. 22. SHAVINGS/MANUR F: There will be a $70 per horse shavings & manure disposal fee. 23. SCHOOLING AND XRCIS: Schooling areas will be available for use before, during and after the show. Schooling in the performance rings will be limited. Schooling will be allowed over a course on Tuesday July 14, 2015 and on Tuesday July 21, 2015 from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Schooling times will be posted in the horse show office. A schooling fee of $35 will be charged all entries. Hard hats must be worn while schooling. 6

11 GNRAL RULS AND INFORMATION CONTINUD 24. MOTORIZD VHICLS: 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 if 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 the 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. 25. HAUL INS: There will be a charge of $50 per day for each horse/pony not stabled on the grounds. 26. TRAILR OR CAMPRS: RV hookup by the show only. Full payment required for reservation. RV pass must be obtained by the Horse Show Office and displayed. 1) 13 available spots including water & electrical. Additional spots with no hook-ups May be available. Cost per week $ Charges apply to RV parking spot whether hooked to utilities or not. 3. Pump-outs are available for a fee. Sign up at the horse show office. 4. Camping pass must be obtained from the horse show office. Fee is $10 per day. Pass must be displayed. 27. ARNAS & FOOTING: Grand Hunter Ring, sand mix, 200 x 300, Hunter Ring II, sand mix, 200 x 300. Hunter Ring warm-up 150 x 200. Grand Jumper Ring, silica, 200 x 250 with silica warm-up 150 x HLMTS: It is compulsory for all persons at Federation licensed hunter, jumper or hunter/jumper competitions, when mounted anywhere on the competition grounds, to wear properly fastened protective headgear which meets or exceeds ASTM (American Society for Testing and Materials) / (Safety quipment Institute) standards for equestrian use and carries the SI tag. It must be properly fitted with harness secured. It is compulsory for rider in Paso Fino classes, both open and breed restricted including Hunter Hack, where jumping is required and when jumping anywhere on the competition grounds to wear properly fastened protective headgear which meets or exceeds ASTM (American Society for Testing and Materials) / (SI (Safety quipment Institute) standards for equestrian use and carries the SI tag. It must be properly fitted with harness secured. A Show Committee must bar riders without protective headgear from entering the ring for classes in which protective headgear is required and may bar any entry or person from entering the ring if not Suitably presented to appear before an audience. 29. SHARPS: Please be sure to dispose of needles in the sharp containers provided. Competition management may fine any individuals including trainers, owners, exhibitors, or their agent up to $100 for improper disposal of needles or other sharp disposable instruments. 7

12 GNRAL RULS AND INFORMATION CONTINUD 30. DOGS: Dogs must be on a lease while on Horse Park property. Pick up after your dog, and keep it under control. Do not let dogs run loose on the trails. Dogs can scare horses, get injured or killed by predators, and injure or kill protected wildlife. 31. HORS ILLNSS: In the event of an acute and serious injury or illness of a horse on competition Grounds when the owner or trainer of the horse is not present, after reasonable effort to contact that Individual has been made, competition management, in consultation with a licensed veterinarian, may authorize the provision of emergency veterinary treatment of the horse. If competition management authorizes treatment under provisions of this rule, competition management and veterinarian are not responsible for any resulting costs, damages, losses, claims or actions arising directly from the treatment of the horse. USF MMBRSHIP STATMNT 2015 CONDITIONS OF COMPTITION: VRY CLASS OFFRD HRIN WHICH IS COVRD BY TH RULS AND SPCIFICATIONS OF TH CURRNT FDRATION RUL BOOK WILL B CONDUCTD AND JUDGS IN ACCORDANC THRWITH-LIF, SNIOR ACTIV, AND JUNIOR ACTIV MMBRS SHALL B LIGIBL TO PARTICIPAT IN ALL CLASSS AT RGU-LAR COMPTITIONS, VNTING COMPTITIONS AT TH PRLIMINARY LVL OR ABOV AND COMBIND DRIVING COMPTITIONS AT TH ADVANCD LVL, DRSSAG, RINING, AND VAULTING COMPTITIONS AND NDURANC RIDS. A NONMMBR MAY PARTICIPAT AS A HANDLR, RIDR, DRIVR, OWNR, LSS, AGNT, COACH OR TRAINR AT RGULAR COMPTITIONS, VNTING COMPTITIONS, DRSSAG COMPTITIONS, RINING COMPTI-TIONS, AND COMBIND DRIVINGCOMPTITIONS UPON PAYMNT OF A $30 NONMMBR RGISTRATION F. PAR-TICIPANTS IN TH FOLLOWING CLASSS AR XMPTD FROM TH RQUIRMNTS OF THIS RUL; 1) LADLIN; 2) XHIBITIONS; 3) GAMS AND RACS; 4) CLASSS FOR 4-H MMBRS; 5) WALK/TROT AND ACADMY CLASSS (ACADMY CLASSS AR CLASSS LIMITD TO HORSS USD RGULARLY IN A LSSON PROGRAM); 6) USDF INTRO-DUCTORY LVL TSTS, PAS D DUX AND QUADRILL CLASSS; 7) NRHA NDORSD RINING COMPTITIONS;8) OPPORTUNITY CLASSS; 9) CITIZNS OF OTHR NATIONS WHO HAV PROOF, IN NGLISH, OF CURRNT MMBR-SHIP IN GOOD STANDING OF THIR OWN NATIONAL FDRATION: 10) USA BGINNRNOVIC DIVISION; AND 11) ASSISTANT HANDLRS IN DRSSAG SPORT HORS BRDING CLASSS 8

13 USF NTRY AGRMNT 2015 By entering a Federation - licensed Competition and signing this entry blank as the Owner, Lessee, Trainer, Manager, Agent, Coach, Driver, Rider, Handler, Vaulter or Longeur and on behalf of myself and my principals, representatives, employees and agents, I agree that I am subject to the Bylaws and Rules of USF ( the Federation ) and the local rules of the competition. I agree to be bound by the Bylaws and Rules of the Federation and of the competition. I will accept as final the decision of the Hearing Committee on any question arising under the Rules, and agree to release and hold harmless the competition, the Federation, their officials, directors and employees for any action taken under the Rules. I represent that I am eligible to enter and/or participate under the Rules, and every horse I am entering is eligible as entered. I also agree that as a condition of and in consideration of acceptance of entry, the Federation and/or the Competition may use or assign photographs, videos, audios, cablecasts, broadcasts, internet, film, new media or other likenesses of me and my horse taken during the course of the competition for the promotion, coverage or benefit of the competition, sport, or the Federation. Those likenesses shall not be used to advertise a product and they may not be used in such a way as to jeopardize amateur status. I hereby expressly and irrevocably waive and release any rights in connection with such use, including any claim to compensation, invasion of privacy, right of publicity, or to misappropriation. The construction and application of Federation Rules are governed by the laws of the State of New York, and any action instituted against the Federation must be filed in New York State. See GR Federation Release, Assumption of Risk, Waiver, and Indemnification This document waives important legal rights. Read it carefully before signing. I AGR in consideration for my participation in this Competition to the following: I AGR that the Federation and Competition as used herein includes the Licensee and Competition Management, as well as all of their officials, officers, directors, employees, agents, personnel, volunteers and Federation affiliates. I AGR that I choose to participate voluntarily in the Competition with my horse, as a rider, driver, handler, vaulter, longeur, lessee, owner, agent, coach, trainer, or as parent or guardian of a junior exhibitor. I am fully aware and acknowledge that horse sports and the Competition involve inherent dangerous risks of accident, loss, and serious bodily injury including broken bones, head injuries, trauma, pain, suffering, or death. ( Harm ). I AGR to hold harmless and release the Federation and the Competition from all claims for money damages or otherwise for any Harm to me or my horse and for any Harm of any nature caused by me or my horse to others, even if the Harm arises or results, directly or indirectly, from the negligence of the Federation or the Competition. I AGR to expressly assume all risks of Harm to me or my horse, including Harm resulting from the negligence of the Federation or the Competition. I AGR to indemnify (that is, to pay any losses, damages, or costs incurred by) the Federation and the Competition and to hold them harmless with respect to claims for Harm to me or my horse, and for claims made by others for any Harm caused by me or my horse while at the Competition. I have read the Federation Rules about protective equipment, including GR801 and, if applicable, V114, and I understand that I am entitled to wear protective equipment without penalty, and I acknowledge that the Federation strongly encourages me to do so while WARNING that no protective equipment can guard against all injuries. If I am a parent or guardian of a junior exhibitor, I consent to the child s participation and AGR to all of the above provisions and AGR to assume all of the obligations of this Release on the child s behalf I represent that I have the requisite training, coaching and abilities to safely compete in this competition. I AGR that if I am injured at this competition, the medical personnel treating my injuries may provide information on my injury and treatment to the Federation on the official USF accident/injury report form. BY SIGNING GNRAL RULS AND INFORMATION (continued) 9

14 USF Competition Name: Meadow Wood Classic I USF # & Meadow Wood Classic II USF # are operated in accordance with the current rules of USF, of which body it is a Regular Member Competition and are rated: A Amateur Owner Working Hunters 3 6 A High Performance Working Hunters A Pony Working Hunters A Amateur Owner Working Hunters, 3'3" A Performance Working Hunters 3 3 A Green Pony Hunters A Green Working Hunters A Performance Working Hunters 3 6 A Junior Hunters A Green Confirmation Hunters A Regular Confirmation Hunters C Children s Pony Hunters C Adult Amateur Working Hunters C Pre Green Working Hunters C Children s Working Hunter 10

15 ZON SPCIFICATIONS 2015 Zone 9 Specifications (MT, WY, ID, OR, WA) In accordance with GR1111.4: CA, NV, UT, CO, ND, SD, N, and Canada are contiguous states. Adult Amateur Hunter: Horses or Adult Amateur riders entered in Adult Amateur Hunter sections may not compete in the Amateur Owner Hunter section at the same show. Riders may not show in any classes in which the fences are 3'9" and over at the same show. Fence height not to exceed 3'. Horses and ponies not required to jog for soundness. Children's Hunter Horse: Horses or riders entered in the Children's Hunter section may not compete in the Junior Hunter section at the same show. Riders may not show in any classes in which the fences are 3'9" and over at the same show. Fence height not to exceed 3'; spreads not to exceed height of fence. Horses are not required to jog for soundness. Children s Hunter Pony: Ponies may not cross into any other rated section at the same competition. Children s Pony Hunter riders may compete on a maximum of one (1) Children s Hunter Horse section at the same competition and in any class not to exceed 3 0 (xception: Pony Jumpers). Green and Regular Hunter Pony riders may compete on a maximum of one (1) additional pony in the Children s Pony Hunter section at the same competition. Classes may run as one or split Small/Medium and Large to run at 2, 2 3, and 2 6 respectively. Ponies are not required to jog for soundness. Pre-Green: A Pre-Green hunter is a horse in its first two consecutive years of showing at 3 or 3 3, regardless of age, that has never shown at 3'6"or higher. A horse is not eligible to receive a Pre-Green reinstatement if the horse has competed in any class with fences set at 3 6 or higher. A horse is eligible to receive a Pre-Green reinstated for a future competition year if the horse has not shown in any class with fences set at 3 0 or 3 3 in height at more than four (4) competitions prior to September 1 and if it was not shown at that height after September 1 in the same year. Horses may not cross-enter into 3'6" divisions. Horses are able to cross enter into Pre-Green 3 and 3 3 sections at the same competition. Horses are not required to jog for soundness. Children's/Adult Jumper: Horse and rider combinations may not cross enter in the Amateur, Amateur Owner, and Junior Jumper sections. Riders may not show in any classes where the jumps exceed 1.15m (3 9 ). Fences to be set at 3 6 or 1.10m (3 7 ). Age Group quitation and Adult quitation: No cross entry restrictions into another section for house and rider unless stated in the prize list. Fence height to be set at Full Specs available at: 11

16 MAPS AND DRIVING DIRCTIONS MADOW WOOD QUSTRIAN CNTR Sky Meadows Lane Snohomish WA From I405 take exit 23 for WA miles to the W. Main Street Monroe xit, bear right to the roundabout and take Tester Rd, 1st right on the roundabout. Follow Tester Rd to 180th St. S/Sky Meadows Lane. You ll see the Meadow Wood Sign marking the entrance 12

17 CHAMPIONSHIPS WILL B AWARDD IN TH FOLLOWING SCTIONS Amateur Owner Working Hunters, 18-35, 3'6" Pony quitation Amateur Owner Working Hunters, 36 & O, 3 6" Short Stirrup quitation (Horses) Amateur Owner Working Hunters, 18-35, 3'3" Short Stirrup quitation (Ponies) Amateur Owner Working Hunters, 36 & O, 3'3" Long Stirrup quitation Adult Amateur Working Hunters, Pre-Adult quitation Adult Amateur Working Hunters, Low Children s quitation Adult Amateur Working Hunters, 50 & Over Low Adult quitation Regular Conformation Hunters Adult quitation, 18-30, 3' High Performance Working Hunters Adult quitation, 31-39, 3' Performance Working Hunters, Fences 3'6" Adult quitation, 40-49, 3' First Year Green Working Hunters Adult quitation, 50 & Over, 3' Second Year Green Working Hunters quitation, Green Conformation Hunters quitation, Pre-Green Working Hunters, Fences 3 quitation, Pre-Green Working Hunters, Fences 3 3 quitation, 11 & under Performance Working Hunters, Fences 3'3" Children s Pony quitation Baby Green Working Hunters Amateur Owner / Junior Jumpers Wishful Working Hunters Jumpers, 0.75m Schooling Working Hunters Jumpers, 0.85m Just a Working Hunter Jumpers, 0.90m Small Working Hunters Jumpers, 1.00m Large Working Hunters Jumpers, 1.10m Thoroughbred Working Hunters Jumpers, 1.20m Junior Working Hunters, Large, 15 & Under Jumpers, 1.30m Junior Working Hunters, Large, Jumpers, 1.40m Junior Working Hunters, Small, 15 & Under Children s Jumpers, 0.75m Junior Working Hunters, Small, Adult Jumpers, 0.75m Junior Working Hunter, 3'3" Children s Jumpers, 0.85m Modified Junior/Amateur Owner Working Hunters Adult Jumpers, 0.85m Children s Working Hunters, 12 & under Children s Jumpers, 0.90m Children s Working Hunters, Adult Jumpers, 0.90m Children s Working Hunters, Children s Jumpers, 1.00m Short Stirrup Working Hunters (Horses) Adult Jumpers, 1.00m Short Stirrup Working Hunters (Ponies) Children s Jumpers, 1.10m Long Stirrup Working Hunters Adult Jumpers, 1.10m Pre-Children s Working Hunters Modified Amateur/Junior Jumpers Pre-Adult Working Hunters Low Children's Working Hunter Low Adult Working Hunter Small Pony Hunters Medium Pony Hunters Large Pony Hunters Large Green Pony Hunters Small/Medium Green Pony Hunters Children s Hunter Pony Points will be awarded; 1st - 10, 2nd - 6, 3rd - 4, 4th - 2, 5th - 1, 6th - 1/2 Conformation & Pony Model Class will be awarded half points 13

18 WDNSDAY JULY 15 th, 2015 / WDNSDAY JULY 22 ND, 2015 GRAND PRIX RING GRAND HUNTR RING HUNTR RING 1 SCHDUL OF VNT 8:00 a.m. 7:45 a.m. 8:00 a.m. S C H D U L 1. Jumpers, 0.75m, IV.2.b. 23. Green Conformation Hunters, Model 47. Low Working Hunters 2 2. Adult Amateur Jumpers, 24. Regular Conformation Hunters, Model 48. Wishful Working Hunters 0.75m, IV.2.b. 25. Green Conformation Hunters 49. Wishful Working Hunters 3. Children s Jumpers, 26. Green Conformation Hunters 50. Wishful Working Hunters U/S 0.75m, IV.2.b. 27. First Year Green Working Hunters 51. Low Working Hunters Jumpers, 0.85m, IV.2.b. 28. First Year Green Working Hunters 52. Schooling Working Hunters 5. Adult Amateur Jumpers, 29. Second Year Green Working Hunters 53. Schooling Working Hunters 0.85m, IV.2.b. 30. Second Year Green Working Hunters 54. Schooling Working Hunters 6. Children s Jumpers, 31. Regular Confirmation Hunters under Saddle 0.85m, IV.2.b. 32. Regular Confirmation Hunters 55. Low Working Hunters Jumpers, 0.90m, IV.2.b 33. High Performance Hunters 56. Baby Green Working Hunters 8. Adult Amateur Jumpers, 0.90m, 34. High Performance Hunters 57. Baby Green Working Hunters IV.2.b. 35. Performance Working Hunters Just a Working Hunter Children s Jumpers, 0.90m 36. Performance Working Hunters Just a Working Hunter 2 6 IV.2.b 37. Performance Working Hunters U/S 60. Baby Green Working Hunters 10. Jumpers, 1.00m, II.2.b 38. Pre-Green Working Hunters 3 Under Saddle 11. Adult Amateur Jumpers, 1.00m, 39. Pre-Green Working Hunters Just a Working Hunter II.2.b 40. Pre-Green Working Hunters U/S under Saddle 12. Children's Jumpers, Low, 1.00m, 41. Pre-Green Working Hunters Low Working Hunters 3 II.2.b 42. Pre-Green Working Hunters Thoroughbred Working 13. Jumpers, 1.10m, II.2.b 43. Performance Working Hunters 3 3 Hunters Adult Amateur Jumpers 1.10m 44. Performance Working Hunters Thoroughbred Working II.2.b 45. Performance Working Hunters 3 3 U/S Hunters Children's Jumpers 1.10m, II.2.b 46. Pre-Green Working Hunters 3 3 U/S 65. Small Working Hunters 16. Modified Amateur / Junior Jumpers, 66. Small Working Hunters 1.15m, II.2.b 67. Large Working Hunters 17. Jumpers, 1.20m, II.2.b 68. Large Working Hunters 18. Amateur Owner / Junior Jumpers, 69. Thoroughbred Working 1.25m, II.2.b Hunters U/S 19. Jumpers, 1.30m, II.2.b 70. Small Working Hunters U/S 20. Jumpers, 1.40m, II.2.b 71. Large Working Hunters U/S 14

19 THURSDAY JULY 16 th, 2015 / THURSDAY JULY 22 ND, 2015 GRAND PRIX RING GRAND HUNTR RING HUNTR RING 1 SCHDUL OF VNT 8:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. S C H D U L 72. Jumpers 0.75m 5, II.2c 95. First Year Green Working Hunter U/S 143. Low Working Hunters Adult Amateur Jumpers, 96. Green Confirmation Hunter U/S 144. Wishful Working Hunters 0.75m, II.2c 97. Second Year Green Working Hunter 145. Wishful Working Hunters 74. Children s Jumpers, Under Saddle 146. Low Working Hunters m, II.2.b. 98. Regular Confirmation Hunter U/S 147. Schooling Working Hunters 75. Jumpers, 0.80m, 99. High Performance Working Hunter U/S 148. Schooling Working Hunters 0.50m, II.2c 100. Green Confirmation Hunter 149. Low Working Hunters Children s Jumpers, 101. Green Confirmation Hunter Handy 150. Baby Green Working Hunter 0.85m, II.2c 102.First Year Green Working Hunter 151.Baby Green Working Hunter 78. Jumpers, 0.90m, II.2c 103. First Year Green Working Hunter 152. Just a Working Hunter Adult Amateur Jumpers, 0.90m, Handy 153. Just a Working Hunter 2 6 II.2c 104. Second Year Green Working Hunter 154. Small Working Hunters 80. Children s Jumpers, 0.90m 105. Second Year Green Working Hunter 155. Small Working Hunters II.2c Handy 156. Large Working Hunters 81. Jumpers, 1.00m, II.2.c 106. Regular Confirmation Hunter 157. Large Working Hunters 82. Adult Amateur Jumpers, 1.00m, 107. Regular Confirmation Hunter Handy 158. Pony quitation over Jumps II.2.c 108. High Performance Working Hunter 159. Pony quitation over Jumps 83. Children's Jumpers, Low, 1.00m, 109. High Performance Hunter Handy 160. Pony quitation Not to Jump II.2.c 110. Performance Working Hunter Children s Pony quitation 84. Jumpers, 1.10m, II Performance Working Hunter Handy 3 6 Over Jumps 85. Adult Amateur Jumpers 1.10m 112. Pre-Green Working Hunter Children s Pony quitation II Pre-Green Working Hunter 3 Over Jumps 86. Children's Jumpers 1.10m, II Pre-Green Working Hunter Children s Pony quitation 87. Modified Amateur /Junior Jumpers, 115. Pre-Green Working Hunter 3 3 Not to Jump 1.15m, II Performance Working Hunter Jumpers, 1.20m, II Performance Working Hunter Handy Amateur Owner / Junior Jumpers, 119. Adult quitation m, II Adult quitation Jumpers, 1.30m, II Adult quitation Jumpers, 1.40m, II Adult quitation Adult quitation Adult quitation 50 & over 125. Adult quitation 50 & over 92. $2500 WLCOM JUMPR 127. Adult quitation Not to Jump ll.2b 128. Adult quitation Not to Jump 129. Adult quitation Not to Jump 130. Adult quitation 50 & over Not to Jump 131. quitation over Jumps quitation over Jumps quitation, Not to Jump 134. quitation over Jumps quitation over Jumps quitation, Not to Jump 137. quitation over Jumps quitation over Jumps quitation, Not to Jump 140. quitation over Jumps 11 & under 141. quitation over Jumps 11 & under 142. quitation, 11 & under Not to Jump 15

20 FRIDAY JULY 17 th, 2015 / FRIDAY JULY 23 RD, 2015 GRAND PRIX RING GRAND HUNTR RING HUNTR RING 1 SCHDUL OF VNT 8:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. S C H D U L 164. Jumpers, 0.75m, II.2b 187. Green Small / Medium Pony Model Hunter 220. Low Working Hunters Adult Amateur Jumpers, 188. Green Large Pony Model Hunter 221. Short Stirrup Working Hunter 0.75m, II.2b 189. Small Pony Hunter Model Ponies 166. Children s Jumpers, 190. Medium Pony Hunter Model 222. Short Stirrup Working Hunter 0.75m, II.2.b Large Pony Hunter Model Ponies 167. Jumpers, 0.85m, II.2.b 192. Green Small / Medium Pony 223. Short Stirrup quitation Over 168. Adult Amateur Jumpers, 0.85m, Confirmation Hunter Jumps Ponies II.2.b 193. Green Small / Medium Pony 224. Low Working Hunters Children s Jumpers, Working Hunter 225. Short Stirrup Working Hunter 0.85m, II.2b 194.Small Pony Confirmation Hunter Horses 170. Jumpers, 0.90m, II.2b 195. Small Pony Working Hunter 226. Short Stirrup Working Hunter 171. Adult Amateur Jumpers, 0.90m, Handy Horses II.2b 196. Medium Pony Confirmation Hunter 227. Short Stirrup quitation Over 172. Children s Jumpers, 0.90m 197. Medium Pony Working Hunter Jumps II.2b Handy 228. Low Working Hunters Jumpers, 1.00m, II.2.b 198. Green Large Pony Confirmation 229. Long Stirrup Working Hunter 174. Thoroughbred Jumpers 1.0m Hunter 230. Long Stirrup Working Hunter II.2b 199. Green Large Pony Working Hunter 231. Long Stirrup quitation Over 175. Adult Amateur Jumpers, 1.00m, 200. Large Pony Confirmation Hunter Jumps II.2.b 201. Large Pony Working Hunter Handy 232. Low Working Hunter Children's Jumpers, 1.00m, 202. Children s Pony Working Hunter 233. Pre-Adult Working Hunter II.2.b 203. Children s Pony Working Hunter 234. Pre-Adult quitation Over 177. Jumpers, 1.10m, II.2.c 204. Adult Amateur Working Hunter Jumps 178. Adult Amateur Jumpers 1.10m 205. Adult Amateur Working Hunter Pre-Adult quitation, Not to II.2.c 206. Adult Amateur Working Hunter Jump 179. Children's Jumpers 1.10m, II.2.c 207. Adult Amateur Working Hunter 50 & over 236. Pre-Adult Working Hunter 180. Modified Amateur / Junior Jumpers, 210. Children s Working Hunter Under Saddle 1.15m, II.2.c 211. Children s Working Hunter Low Working Hunter Jumpers, 1.20m, II.2.b 212. Children s Working Hunter 12 & under 238. Pre-Children s Working 184. Amateur Owner /Junior Jumpers, 213. WSHJA Good Seat & Hands Medal 3 Hunter 1.25m, II.2.c 214. Modified Junior / Amateur Owner 239. Pre-Children s quitation 185. Jumpers, 1.30m, II.2.1 Working Hunter over Jumps 186. Jumpers, 1.40m, II Modified Junior / Amateur Owner 240. Low Working Hunter 2 9 Working Hunter 241 Low Adult Working Hunter 216. Modified Junior / Amateur Owner 242. Low Adult quitation Over Working Hunter U/S Jumps 217. WSHJA Good Seat & Hands Medal Low Adult quitation, Not 218. ASPCA Horsemanship Class to Jump 244. Low Children s working Hunter 219. USHJA NATIONAL HUNTR 245. Low Children s quitation DRBY over Jumps 246. Low Children s quitation Not to Jump 16

21 SATURDAY JULY 18 th, 2015 / SATURDAY JULY 24 TH, 2015 GRAND PRIX RING GRAND HUNTR RING HUNTR RING 1 DUL O 8:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. S C H D U L 247. Jumpers, 0.75m, II.2b 268. Amateur Owner Working Hunter Low Working Hunters Adult Amateur Jumpers, 269. A/O Working Hunter Handy Short Stirrup Working Hunter 0.75m, II.2b 270. A/O Working Hunter 36 & over 3 3 Ponies 249. Children s Jumpers, 271. A/O Working Hunter Handy 36 & over Short Stirrup quitation Over 0.75m, II.2.b Amateur Owner Working Hunter Jumps, Ponies 250. Jumpers, 0.85m, II.2.b 273. A/O Working Hunter Handy 18-35, Short Stirrup quitation 251. Adult Amateur Jumpers, 0.85m, 274. A/O Working Hunter 36 & over, 3 6 Not to Jump, Ponies II.2.b 275. A/O Working Hunter Handy 36 & over, Short Stirrup U/S Ponies 252. Children s Jumpers, 276. A/O Working Hunter U/S 18-35, Low Working Hunters m, II.2b 277. A/O Working Hunter U/S 36 & over, Short Stirrup Working Hunter 253. Jumpers, 0.90m, II.2b 278. A/O Working Hunter U/S 18-35, 3 6 Horses 254. Adult Amateur Jumpers, 0.90m, 279. A/O Working Hunter U/S 36 & over, Short Stirrup quitation Over II.2b 280. Junior Working Hunter 3 3 Jumps, Horses 255. Children s Jumpers, 0.90m 281. Junior Working Hunter Handy Short Stirrup quitation, Not 11.2.b 282. Junior Working Hunter 33 to Jump, Horses 256. Jumpers, 1.00m, II.2I 283. Junior Working Hunter Large, Short Stirrup U/S Horses 257. Thoroughbred Jumpers 1.0m 284. Junior Hunter Large, Handy Low Working Hunters 2 3 II.2.I 285. Junior Working Hunter Large 15 & under 336. Long Stirrup Working Hunter 258. Adult Amateur Jumpers, 1.00m, 286. Junior Hunter Large, Handy 15 & under 337.Long Stirrup quitation Over II.2.I 287. Junior Working Hunter Small Jumps 259. Children s Jumpers, 1.00m I.I Junior Hunter Small, Handy Long Stirrup quitation, Jumpers 1.10m, II Junior Working Hunter Small 15 & under Not to Jump 261. Adult Amateur Jumpers 1.10m 290. Junior Hunter Small, Handy Long Stirrup Hunter U/S II Junior Working Hunter Large U/S Low Working Hunter Children s Jumpers 1.10m, II Junior Hunter Large U/S, 15 & under 341. Pre-Adult Working Hunter 263. Modified Amateur / Junior Jumpers, 293. Junior Working Hunter Small U/S Pre-Adult Working Hunter 1.15m, II.2.I 294. Junior Hunter Small U/S, 15 & under 343. Pre-Adult quitation Over 265. Jumpers, 1.20m, II.2.b 295. Pessoa USF Hunter Seat Medal Jumps 296. Adult Amateur Working Hunter Low Working Hunter Adult Amateur Working Hunter Pre-Children s Working 298. Adult Amateur Working Hunter Hunter 299. Adult Amateur Working Hunter Pre-Children s Working 300. Adult Amateur Working Hunter Hunter 301. Adult Amateur Working Hunter Pre-Children s quitation 302 Adult Amateur Working Hunter 50 & over Over Jumps 303 Adult Amateur Working Hunter 50 & over 348. Pre-Children s quitation 304 Ariat Adult National Medal Not to Jump 430. Children s Working Hunter U/S Pre-Children s Hunter U/S 431 Children s Working Hunter U/S Low Working Hunters $20,000 GRAND PRIX 432 Children s Working Hunter U/S 12 & under 351. Low Adult Hunter II.2. (a) 305. Children s Working Hunter Low Adult Hunter 306. Children s Working Hunter Low Adult Hunter U/S 307. Children s Working Hunter 12 & under 354. Low Children s Hunter 308. THIS Children s Medal Low Children s Hunter 309. Green Small/Medium Pony Working Hunter 356. Low Children s Hunter U/S 310. Green Small/Medium Pony Working Hunter 311 Green Large Pony Working Hunter 312. Green Large Pony Working Hunter 313. Green Small/Medium Pony U/S 314. Green Large Pony U/S 316. Small Pony Working Hunter 317. Medium Pony Working Hunter 318. Large Pony Working Hunter 319. Small Pony Working Hunter U/S 320. Medium Pony Working Hunter U/S 321. Large Pony Working Hunter U/S 322. Children s Pony Working Hunters 323. Children s Pony Working Hunters 324. Children s Pony Working Hunters U/S 17