LITHUANIAN OPEN SHOW JUMPING CHAMPIONSHIP 2018

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1 LITHUANIAN OPEN SHOW JUMPING CHAMPIONSHIP June 21st June 24th Riding sport club Audruvis Ziniūnų village, Joniškis district I. INFORMATION 1. ORGANIZER Riding sport club Audruvis 2. LOCATION AND TIME 2018 June 21st June 24th Riding sport club Audruvis Ziniūnų village, Joniškis district 3. OFFICIALS GROUND JURY PRESIDENT: Regina Gražulienė (LTU) GROUND JURY MEMBERS: Lina Šarkienė (LTU) STYLE JUDGES: SHOW SECRETARY: COURSE DESIGNER: SHOW STEWARD: Tadas Laurinaitis (LTU) Szymon Tarant (POL) Kotryna Meilutė (LTU) Danielius Damauskas (LTU) Aistė Klusaitė (LTU) VET: Zina Parfionova ( ) BLACKSMITH: Jevgenijs Bibikovs ( ) 4. TECHNICAL CONDITIONS Competition arena: 33 x 70 m sand/textile Warm-up arena: 25 x 45 m sand/textile II. COMPETITION INFORMATION 1. MAIN RULES One horse can have 2 starts per day. If two riders are competiting with same horse in different championship classes they must mark which one of them is participating in the qualifiers.

2 If a rider has three or more horses in the same championship class he must pick two for qualifiers. Jumping without record is allowed in all classes except finals. Same rider can compete and qualify in different championship classes with different horses if it is not against class rules. If a rider is jumping in two classes with the same horse he must pick a class which he wants to qualify in. In finals foreign riders only compete for competition prizes and prize money. Champion title can only be received by Lithuanian rider. Horses that are participating with qualification should stay at the competition venue. 2. PRIZE GIVING CEREMONY In each competition 5 riders are invited to prize giving ceremony. Winner receives a cup, all 5 horses ribbons. Prize money is given for 5 places (except class nr. 9). In classes after which Champion is announced, the Champion is invited as well. Champion in each class receives a cup, his horse ribbon and a blanket 3. VETERINARY REQUIREMENTS Horses should have ordered national or valid international passports. Flu vaccination should be valid in accordance with Lithuanian veterinarian requirements (according to manufacturer requirements, once a year). Blood test according Lithuanian State food and veterinary Service requirements, horse blood should be tested against 3 diseases (Equine infectious anemia, Dourine, Glanders) once per year. 4. LICENSES Lithuanian riders and their horses must be registered with Lithuanian Equestrian Federation. 5. VET-CHECK All horses participating in competition must go through Vet-Check (passports will be checked by vet). All horses while in competition area must wear horse number all the time when out of the box. Horse numbers will be assigned in the Show Office. 6. RESPONSIBILITY The Organizing Committee and the commissioners will not accept any type of responsibility for material or physical damage, accident or illness witch may occur to owners, competitors or grooms, in any circumstance within or out of the competition grounds before, during or after competition. Damage to horses, coaches, saddler, stable attachment and other property (including stealing and loss) will not fall under responsibility of the Organizing Committee. We recommend that the insurance would be seeked individually. 7. INSURANCE All owners and competitors are personally responsible for damages to third persons caused by themselves, their employees, their agents or their horses. They are therefore strongly advised to take out third-party insurance providing full coverage for participation in equestrian events in-country and abroad, and keep the policy up to date. III. ENTRIES AND BOXES 1. ENTRIES AND DATES Entries should be sent through the ZawodyKonne entry system until 17th of June. (it will be available from 21st of May). ( If you have any questions regarding entries, please contact aiste07@gmail.com.

3 2. RESERVATION OF BOXES You can find boxes reservation form on or Please send filled form to For more information please contact or phone no (Aistė). Important information horses that are jumping with qualification should stay at the competition venue! Attention! Changes due to box reservations can be made until 17th June 6pm. In case noshow/withdrawal after without informing OC, the box reservation price is not refunded. PRICE FOR COMPETITION: VAT RESERVATION DEADLINE: June 17th 6pm ARRIVAL: from :00 DEPARTURE: after the competition Payment by bank transfer: Company Name: Sigito Petraičio Ūkininko Ūkis Company Code: Address: Sodų g. 3, Ziniūnų km., Joniškio raj., Lietuva IBAN: LT BIC/S.W.I.F.T. code: AGBLLT2X Name of payment: CHAMPIONSHIP + RIDERS NAME, SURNAME 3. AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE HAY: 30 EUR / rulonas STRAW: FREE SHAVINGS: 8 EUR / package ELECTRICITY: 40 EUR / competition IV. STARTING FEES 1. CHAMPIONSHIP AND OPEN CLASSES ENTRY FEES ENTRY FEE: 60 EUR + VAT ENTRY FEE FOR RIDERS RIDING ADULT HORSES: 75 EUR + VAT ADDITIONAL RIDER ON SAME HORSE: 20 EUR for each start ENTRY FEE FOR 4 YO HORSES: FREE STARTING FEE WITHOUT CONCURENCE: 20 EUR ATTENTION! If horse-rider combination does not qualify for finals, they are allowed to jump one open class for free (with that horse)

4 V. SCHEDULE FRIDAY ( ) THURSDAY ( ) NR CLASS TIME ART. HEIGHT PRIZE MONEY 1A AMATEURS I 09:00 Art cm 100,00 1B AMATEURS II Following Art cm 100,00 1C OPEN CLASS Following Art cm 150,00 1D OPEN CLASS Following Art cm 200,00 2A 4YO HORSES Following Art. Style Competition 90 cm 100,00 2B 5YO HORSES Following Art. Style Competition 110 cm 200,00 2C 6YO HORSES Following Art. Style Competition 120 cm 250, YOUNG RIDERS + OPEN CLASS RIDERS RIDING ADULT HORSES + OPEN CLASS Following Art.239 table C 130 cm 400,00 Following Art table C 135 cm 800,00 PENKTADIENIS ( ) NR CLASS TIME ART. HEIGHT PRIZE MONEY 5 PONY CLASS 09:00 Art cm 100,00 6A AMATEURS I Following Art cm 100,00 6B AMATEURS II Following Art cm 100,00 6C OPEN CLASS Following Art cm 150,00 6D OPEN CLASS Following Art cm 200,00 7A JUNIORS I Following Art cm 100,00 7B JUNIORS II Following Art cm 200,00 8A 5YO HORSES Following Art cm 450,00 8B 6YO HOSES Following Art cm 550,00 9 YOUNG RIDERS (FINAL) + RIDERS RIDING ADULT HORSES + TEAM CLASS Following Art cm 3 200,00 ŠEŠTADIENIS ( ) NR CLASS TIME ART. HEIGHT PRIZE MONEY

5 10A OPEN CLASS 09:00 Art cm 150,00 10B OPEN CLASS Following Art cm 200,00 10C PONY CLASS Following Art cm 100,00 11A 4YO HORSES (FINAL) Following Art. "Style competition with a jump off (also style) 100 cm 100,00 11B AMATEURS I (FINAL) Following Art cm 100,00 11C AMATEURS II (FINAL) Following Art cm 100,00 12 SHOW CLASS Following Art cm 300,00 13A JUNIORS I Following Art. "Style competition 105 cm 150,00 13B JUNIORS II Following Art. "Style competition 120 cm 300,00 SEKMADIENIS ( ) NR CLASS TIME ART. HEIGHT PRIZE MONEY 14 PONY CLASS 09:00 Art cm 100,00 15A OPEN CLASS Following Art cm 150,00 15B OPEN CLASS Following Art cm 200,00 16A 5YO HORSES (FINAL) Following Art cm 900,00 16B 6YO HORSES (FINAL) Following Art A JUNIORS I (FINAL) Following Art B JUNIORS II (FINAL) Following Art cm (130cm jump off) 110 cm (115cm jump off) 125 cm (130cm jump off) 900,00 200,00 500,00 18 RIDERS RIDING ADULT HORSES (FINAL) + OPEN CLASS Following Art cm 4 000,00 VISO ,00

6 VI. CHAMPIONSHIP RULES: 1. CHAMPIONSHIP CATEGORIES 4, 5, 6 YO HORSES open for 4, 5 & 6 years old horses AMATEUR I, II GROUPS Open for riders from beginning of the calendar year in which he reaches the age of 12. PONY CLASS from the beginning of the calendar year in which he reaches the age of 12 until the end of the calendar year in which he reaches the age of 16 (during the calendar year rider does not turn 17). Younger riders might compete in class with permission of OC. CHILDREN from the beginning of the calendar year in which he reaches the age of 12 until the end of the calendar year in which he reaches the age of 14 (during the calendar year rider does not turn 15). Younger riders might compete in class with permission of OC. JUNIORS I from the beginning of the calendar year in which he reaches the age of 12 until the end of the calendar year in which he reaches the age of 16 (during the calendar year rider does not turn 17). Younger riders might compete in class with permission of OC. JUNIORS II from the beginning of the calendar year in which he reaches the age of 14 until the end of the calendar year in which he reaches the age of 18 (during the calendar year rider does not turn 19). Younger riders might compete in class with permission of OC. YOUNG RIDERS from the beginning of the calendar year in which he reaches the age of 19 until the end of the calendar year in which he reaches the age of 21 (during the calendar year rider does not turn 22). Younger riders might compete in class with permission of OC. RIDERS RIDING ADULT HORSES open for all riders with 7 y/o and older horses 2. CHAMPIONSHIP RULES YEARS OLD HORSES 2A FINALS: 11A PARTICIPANTS IN THE FINALS: All duets who completed class 2A (including foreign riders) QUALIFICATION REQ.: All duets who completed 2A class can participate in the finals. Riders who in class 2A experienced elimination, disqualification, did not participate or retired can compete for class 6A prizes. However, they loose rights to become champion. MAX HORSES FOR 2 STARLISTS: In reverse from worst to best result. Winner of 6A. In case foreign rider wins this competition, he/she takes prizes in kind and prize money. Champion title and cup goes to Lithuanian rider with best result AND 6 YEARS OLD HORSES: FINALS: PARTICIPANTS IN THE FINALS: 2B, 8A (2C, 8B for 6 yo) 16A (16B for 6 yo) 70% duets with best results (including foreign riders). Number of participants in the finals is rounded for the benefit of the participant. For example in class there was 43 participants, which means 70% = 43*0.7 = 30.1 in total 31 duets qualify for finals. In case somebody refuses to participate in the finals, his/her place is given to next duet in the list.

7 QUALIFICATION REQ.: To qualify for the finals riders must complete both qualification classes. Riders who in any of qualifiers experienced elimination, disqualification, did not participate or retired can compete for class 6A prizes. However, they loose rights to become champion. Qualification points are given according to this principle: 1st place number of participants +1 // 2nd place number of participants -1 // 3rd place number of participants -2 ir t.t. For example: there was 20 participants in the class, 1st place will get 21 points, 2nd 19 points, 3rd 18 points. In case two or more duets take the same place, qualification points for those places are added up together and divided equaly. MAX HORSES FOR 2 STARLISTS: 8A (8B) - In reverse from worst to best result according to placings in 2B (2C) 16A (16B) - In reverse from worst to best result according to qualification points after two days. Winner of 16A (16B). In case foreign rider wins this competition, he/she takes prizes in kind and prize money. Champion title and cup goes to Lithuanian rider with best result. 2.3 AMATEURS GROUP I AND II: 1A, 6A (1B, 6B for II group) FINALS: 11B (11C for II group) PARTICIPANTS IN THE FINALS: 70% duets with best results (including foreign riders). Number of participants in the finals is rounded for the benefit of the participant. For example in class there was 43 participants, which means 70% = 43*0.7 = 30.1 in total 31 duets qualify for finals. In case somebody refuses to participate in the finals, his/her place is given to next duet in the list. QUALIFICATION REQ.: To qualify for the finals riders must complete both qualification classes. Riders who in any of qualifiers experienced elimination, disqualification, did not participate or retired can compete for class 6A prizes. However, they loose rights to become champion. Qualification points are given according to this principle: 1st place number of participants +1 // 2nd place number of participants -1 // 3rd place number of participants -2 ir t.t. For example: there was 20 participants in the class, 1st place will get 21 points, 2nd 19 points, 3rd 18 points. In case two or more duets take the same place, qualification points for those places are added up together and divided equaly. MAX HORSES FOR 2 STARLISTS: 6A (6B) - In reverse from worst to best result according to placings in 1A (1B) 11B (11C)- In reverse from worst to best result according to qualification points after two days. Winner of 11B (11C). In case foreign rider wins this competition, he/she takes prizes in kind and prize money. Champion title and cup goes to Lithuanian rider with best result.

8 2.4 PONY CLASS: 5, 10C FINALS: 14 PARTICIPANTS IN THE FINALS: 70% duets with best results (including foreign riders). Number of participants in the finals is rounded for the benefit of the participant. For example in class there was 43 participants, which means 70% = 43*0.7 = 30.1 in total 31 duets qualify for finals. In case somebody refuses to participate in the finals, his/her place is given to next duet in the list. QUALIFICATION REQ.: To qualify for the finals riders must complete both qualification classes. Riders who in any of qualifiers experienced elimination, disqualification, did not participate or retired can compete for class 6A prizes. However, they loose rights to become champion. Qualification points are given according to this principle: 1st place number of participants +1 // 2nd place number of participants -1 // 3rd place number of participants -2 ir t.t. For example: there was 20 participants in the class, 1st place will get 21 points, 2nd 19 points, 3rd 18 points. In case two or more duets take the same place, qualification points for those places are added up together and divided equaly. MAX HORSES FOR 2 STARLISTS: 10C - In reverse from worst to best result according to placings in In reverse from worst to best result according to qualification points after two days. Winner of 14. In case foreign rider wins this competition, he/she takes prizes in kind and prize money. Champion title and cup goes to Lithuanian rider with best result. 2.5 JUNIORS I, JUNIORS II: 7A, 13A juniors I; 7B, 13B juniors II FINALS: 17A juniors I; 17B juniors II PARTICIPANTS IN THE FINALS: 70% duets with best results (including foreign riders). Number of participants in the finals is rounded for the benefit of the participant. For example in class there was 43 participants, which means 70% = 43*0.7 = 30.1 in total 31 duets qualify for finals. In case somebody refuses to participate in the finals, his/her place is given to next duet in the list. QUALIFICATION REQ.: To qualify for the finals riders must complete both qualification classes. Riders who in any of qualifiers experienced elimination, disqualification, did not participate or retired can compete for class 6A prizes. However, they loose rights to become champion. Qualification points are given according to this principle: 1st place number of participants +1 // 2nd place number of participants -1 // 3rd place number of participants -2 ir t.t. For example: there was 20 participants in the class, 1st place will get 21 points, 2nd 19 points, 3rd 18 points. In case two or more duets take the same place, qualification points for those places are added up together and divided equaly. MAX HORSES FOR 2 STARLISTS: 13A;13B - In reverse from worst to best result according to placings in 7A;7B

9 17A;17B - In reverse from worst to best result according to qualification points after two days. 17A;17B. In case foreign rider wins this competition, he/she takes prizes in kind and prize money. Champion title and cup goes to Lithuanian rider with best result. 2.6 YOUNG RIDERS: 4, 9 FINAL: 9 PARTICIPANTS IN THE FINALS: To qualify for the finals riders must complete both qualification classes. Riders who in any of qualifiers experienced elimination, disqualification, did not participate or retired can compete for class 9 prizes. However, they looserights to become champion. MAX HORSES FOR 2 STARTLISTS: 9 first round - in reverse from worst to best result according to placings in 4. 9 second round - in reverse from worst to best result according to placings in first round. 9; In case foreign rider wins this competition, he/she takes prizes in kind and prize money. Champion title and cup goes to Lithuanian rider with best result.