1. Horse and exhibitor pairs must match the Horse Identification Form that was turned into the Extension Office on or before June 1, 2019.

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1 College of Food, Agricultural and Environmental Sciences Ohio State University Extension Shelby County 810 Fair Road Sidney, OH Phone Fax April 9, 2019 shelby.osu.edu To: Re: Shelby County 4-H Horse Exhibitors Shelby County PAS Horse Show Entry Information 2019 Shelby County PAS Horse Show Sunday, June 23, 2019 at 9 a.m. Registration and entry fees due Wednesday, June 19, 2019 $10/class entry fee; Minimum of two classes, maximum of four classes The following letter contains information in regard to qualifying for the 2019 Ohio State Fair with your horse project. We encourage Shelby County 4-H horse exhibitors to participate in the Performance Against the Standard (PAS) horse show, regardless of the desire to qualify for the Ohio State Fair. The PAS show offers youth an opportunity to experience the arena prior to the county fair and to gain insight as to what skills they should strive to further develop prior to fair week. The purpose of the PAS show is to select county representatives for the Junior Fair State Horse Show. All who achieve the required minimum score in any two (2) show classes under at least one judge can exhibit at State Fair regardless of the scores and/or ability of others in the class. 4-H members from Shelby County will qualify for State Fair together, with each individual being judged against a standard ideal (as an alternative to being compared to other exhibitors in the class). Included in this letter is the registration form and a list of classes offered at the Shelby County PAS show. These are the same classes that will be offered at the 2019 Ohio State Fair. Depending on the number of class participants, some classes may be combined as allowable by PAS guidelines. All registration forms and entry fees MUST be received in the Shelby County Extension Office by Wednesday, June 19, 2019 in order for your entry to be valid. Out-of-county exhibitors must also submit the PAS Form for Exhibitors Going to Other Counties to Qualify and a Horse Identification Form by this date. General Information for Shelby County PAS: 1. Horse and exhibitor pairs must match the Horse Identification Form that was turned into the Extension Office on or before June 1, County 4-H members participating in the PAS Show must follow their individual Horse Project Requirements and the Uniform Rules for 4-H Horse Shows, revised H members must select a minimum of two (2) classes and a maximum of four (4) classes to enter. Classes must be selected from those offered on the 2019 Shelby County PAS Show Class List. Horses must be able to perform the style of riding required of the classes offered at State Fair. Classes cannot be changed after June 19. Only 4-H Members eligible to compete at State Fair in 2019 can show at the Shelby Co. PAS Show. 4. A youth may only use one horse to try out in PAS shows and cannot replace a horse for any reason after they have shown in their first PAS class. 5. Gymkhana Classes Riders get one run (attempt) per class in a show to qualify unless county or counties are using one show with two judges to qualify youth. Then the youth may have two runs as long as they are not disqualified in the first run. Note: Shelby County Show is a one judge show.

2 6. PAS selection classes will be determined after the June 19 th registration deadline. Where appropriate, classes will be broken into junior and senior age divisions of not more than 10 youth per class. 7. A youth cannot compete in more than two (2) PAS shows or one PAS show with two judges. Note: Shelby County Show is a one judge show. 8. Ponies will be measured to ensure they are entered in the right class. The Ohio State Fair breaks ponies into 3 classes: small (less than 50 /12.2 H), medium (over 50 and up to 54 /12.2 H 13.2 H) and large (over 54 to and up to 58 /13.2 H 14.2 H), so make sure your pony comes to PAS in the same condition it will be in for the Ohio State Fair (i.e. If your pony attends PAS after recently being trimmed and shod, make sure your pony is recently trimmed and shod when you go to the Ohio State Fair). 9. If you register for the PAS Show as a pony, you must show at the Shelby County Fair and Ohio State Fair as a pony. Please contact the Extension Office for additional State Fair or PAS information and/or review the updated Junior Horse Show schedule online at It is your own responsibility to be informed of these rules and follow them accordingly! All PAS shows will be using the same patterns. These patterns are available at Click on PAS Rules and Information. Minimum scores for each class can also be found here. Note: If you ride a horse that cannot be shown in at least two of the classes listed, then, unfortunately, you are not eligible to participate because there aren t enough classes offered at the state level that you can qualify for. In case of rule changes, please review the class schedule and guidelines in their entirety. See PAS rules under State Fair Junior Horse Show on the web site. It is VERY IMPORTANT to check these out. In summary: A. A youth must qualify in any two (2) classes in order to compete in the State Fair Junior Horse Show. If they qualify in more than two classes, they may select which classes (maximum of four) they will enter for State Fair. Youth should review the 2019 State Fair Junior Horse Show schedule carefully for potential class conflicts when selecting their classes. At State Fair, classes will NOT be held for youth with conflicting classes. Exhibitors that have animals that are of incorrect size for the entered class will be moved to the correct class. B. A horse cannot show at State Fair in the following class combinations: both Western Pleasure and Ranch Horse Pleasure; both Trail In-Hand and in Trail classes; both Low Hunter Over Fences and Regular Hunter Over Fences; and both Intermediate Equitation Over Fences and Advanced Equitation Over Fences. C. Exhibitors can request specific stall and tack stall assignments. Visit for more information. D. Important: More information about PAS is available to you online through the website If you have any questions about the Shelby County PAS Show, please contact the Extension Office at or Cassie Dietrich, 4-H Extension Educator, at dietrich.145@osu.edu. Sincerely, Cassie Dietrich 4-H Extension Educator

3 OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY EXTENSION Shelby County PAS Show ENTRY FORM Sunday, June 23, 2019 (rain or shine) Shelby County Fairgrounds Horse Arena 655 S Highland Ave, Sidney, OH Registration Deadline: Wednesday, June 19 th at 4:30 p.m. NOTE: Shelby Co. PAS is a one judge show $10.00/CLASS ENTRY FEE (*Shelby and Logan Co. 4-H Exhibitors: Entry fees will be reimbursed as long as they show) Entry form and fees can be mailed to: OSU Extension Shelby County, 810 Fair Rd, Sidney, OH Cash or check payable to OSU Extension Shelby County Name: County: Date of Birth: 4-H Age (as of Jan. 1, 2019): Phone: Address: Address: Club: Horse s Name*: Height: *Must be one of the horses identified as a project horse for the H program year. Check Those That Apply: Horse Ponies: Small Medium Large State Fair Class # (See attached) Shelby Co. Class # / Subclass Letter (See attached) Class Name Class Score *FOR SHOW OFFICE ONLY Qualified *FOR SHOW OFFICE ONLY / Yes No / Yes No / Yes No / Yes No Attention: If the youth qualifies for three or more classes, the youth is responsible for confirming with show management the classes they will show in at the Ohio State Fair. If the youth does not confirm their classes, they will be entered in classes according to the scores received, highest to lowest. I hereby certify that this form was reviewed for accuracy and correct class entries: (4-H Member) (Date) (Parent/Guardian) (Date) Back # Cash / Check # State Fair Qualified Y / N Submitted to State Fair / / shelby.osu.edu CFAES provides research and related educational programs to clientele on a nondiscriminatory basis. For more information: go.osu.edu/cfaesdiversity.

4 OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY EXTENSION Shelby County PAS Show Class List Helmets must be worn at all times while on the back of a horse. Show will be held rain or shine; however, jumping and Gymkhana could be cancelled if footing is not safe. Any class with no entries will be scratched. Subclasses may be combined at the show management s discretion. CLASS NAME SUBCLASS STATE FAIR CLASS #(s) 1 Driving Reinmanship A. Horse/Pony, all ages 66, 67 2 Small Equine Driving Reinmanship 62 3 Pleasure Driving A. Horse/Pony, all ages 65 4 Small Equine Pleasure Driving 63 5 Pole Bending A. Pony, Junior (9-13) 13, 14, 15, 16 B. Pony, Senior (14-18) C. Horse, Junior (9-13) D. Horse, Senior (14-18) 6 Stakes Race A. Pony, Junior (9-13) 29, 30, 31, 32 B. Pony, Senior (14-18) C. Horse, Junior (9-13) D. Horse, Senior (14-18) 7 Keyhole Race A. Pony, Junior (9-13) 25, 26, 27, 28 B. Pony, Senior (14-18) C. Horse, Junior (9-13) D. Horse, Senior (14-18) 8 Barrels A. Pony, Junior (9-13) 9, 10, 11, 12 B. Pony, Senior (14-18) C. Horse, Junior (9-13) D. Horse, Senior (14-18) 9 Western Showmanship A. Horse/Pony, Junior (9-13) 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, Hunter Showmanship A. Horse/Pony, Junior (9-13) Continues on next page 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, Easy Gaited Showmanship Saddle Type Showmanship Small Equine Showmanship Hunt Seat Equitation A. Horse/Pony, Junior (9-13) 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, Saddle Seat Equitation Easy Gaited Equitation A. Horse/Pony, English/Western, Junior (9-13) 35, 36, 38 B. Horse/Pony, English, Senior (14-18) C. Horse/Pony, Western, Senior (14-18) 17 Easy Gaited Pleasure A. Horse/Pony, English/Western, Junior (9-13) 39, 40, 42 B. Horse/Pony, English, Senior (14-18) C. Horse/Pony, Western, Senior (14-18) 18 Saddle Seat English Pleasure Hunter Under Saddle A. Pony, all ages 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, B. Horse, Junior (9-13) C. Horse, Senior (14-18) 20 Hunter Hack A. Horse/Pony, Junior (9-13) 43, Small Equine Hunter in Hand Small Equine Jumpers Equitation/Hunter Over Fences A. Low Hunter, Horse/Pony all ages 45, 46, 47, 48 A. Regular Hunter, Horse/Pony, all ages B. Intermediate Equitation, Horse/Pony all ages C. Advanced Equitation, Horse/Pony, all ages 24 Horsemanship, Western A. Horse/Pony, Junior (9-13) 125, 126, 127, 128, 129, 130, 131, Western Pleasure A. Pony, all ages 106, 107, 108, 109, 110 B. Horse, Junior (9-13) C. Horse, Senior (14-18)

5 26 Ranch Pleasure A. Horse, Junior (9-13) 114, 115, 116, 117, 118 B. Horse, Senior (14-18) C. Pony, All ages (9-18) 27 Ranch Riding A. Horse/Pony, Junior (9-13) 119, 120, 121, Reining Western Riding Trail A. Horse/Pony, Junior (9-13) 98, Trail In Hand A. Horse/Pony, all ages 96,,97 32 Small Equine Trail in Hand Driven Trail A. Horse/Pony all ages 69, Small Equine Driven Trail Ground Roping A. Junior (9-13) 100, 101 B. Senior (14-18) 36 Other PAS class not listed See State Fair Schedule

6 Coliseum Denny Hales Cooper 2019 Ohio State Fair Junior Horse Show July 15 th July 19 th Abbreviations: WD = Western Dressage SMS = Showmanship E = English W = Western O/F = Over Fences EQ = Equitation HMS = Horsemanship H/P = Horse/Pony Sm Eq = Small Equine Monday July 15 th Tuesday July 16 th Wednesday July 17 th Thursday July 18 th Friday July 19 th Starting at 8:00am Starting at 8:00am Starting at 8:00am Starting at 8:00am 9 Barrels Pony, Members 9-13 yr 25 Keyhole Race Pony, Members 9-13 yr 64 Draft Showmanship H/P, Members 9-18 yr 104 Western Riding H/P, Members 9-18 yr 10 Barrels Pony, Members yr 26 Keyhole Race Pony, Members yr 65 Pleasure Driving-Light H/P, Members 9-18 yr 105 Reining H/P, Members 9-18 yr 11 Barrels Horse, Members 9-13 yr 27 Keyhole Race Horse, Members 9-13 yr 66 Driving Reinsmanship Draft H/P, Members 9-18 yr Arena opens for warm-up at 4:00pm 12 Barrels Horse, Members yr 28 Keyhole Race Horse, Members yr 67 Driving Reinsmanship Light H/P, Members 9-18 yr 13 Pole Bending Pony, Members 9-13 yr 29 Stakes Race Pony, Members 9-13 yr 68 Single Hitch Draft Driving, Members 9-18 yr 14 Pole Bending Pony, Members yr 30 Stakes Race Pony, Members yr 69 Driven Trail Light H/P, Members 9-18 yr 15 Pole Bending Horse, Members 9-13 yr 31 Stakes Race Horse, Members 9-13 yr 70 Driven Trail Draft H/P, Members 9-18 yr 16 Pole Bending Horse, Members yr 32 Stakes Race Horse, Members yr Starting at 2:00pm Starting at 1:00pm 71 Hunter Under Saddle Pony, Members 9-18 yr 106 Western Pleasure Pony, Members 9-18 yr 72 Hunter Under Saddle Horse, Members 9-12 yr 107 Western Pleasure Horse, Members 9-12 yr 73 Hunter Under Saddle Horse, Members yr 108 Western Pleasure Horse, Members yr 74 Hunter Under Saddle Horse, Members yr 109 Western Pleasure Horse, Members yr 75 Hunter Under Saddle Horse, Members yr 110 Western Pleasure Horse, Members yr Starting at 6:00pm Starting at 5:00pm Starting at 8:00pm 76* Hunter Showmanship Grand Championship 111* Western Showmanship Grand Championship Gymkhana Meeting 77* Hunter Under Saddle Grand Championship 112* Western Pleasure Grand Championship 78* Hunt Seat EQ Grand Championship 113* Western Horsemanship Grand Championship Starting at 9:00am Starting at 8:00am Starting at 8:00am Starting at 8:30am 17 Intro Level, Test C H/P, Members 9-18 yr 33 Easy-Gaited SMS H/P, Members 9-18 yr 79 Hunt Seat Equitation H/P, Members 9-11 yr 114 Ranch Pleasure Pony, Members 9-18 yr 18 Training Level, Test 1 H/P, Members 9-18 yr 34 Saddle Type SMS H/P, Members 9-18 yr 80 Hunt Seat Equitation H/P, Members 12 yr 115 Ranch Pleasure Horse, Members 9-12 yr 19 Training Level, Test 2 H/P, Members 9-18 yr 35 Easy-Gaited E/W EQ H/P, Members 9-13 yr 81 Hunt Seat Equitation H/P, Members 13 yr 116 Ranch Pleasure Horse, Members yr 20 Training Level, Test 3 H/P, Members 9-18 yr 36 Easy-Gaited E EQ H/P, Members yr 82 Hunt Seat Equitation H/P, Members 14 yr 117 Ranch Pleasure Horse, Members yr 21 First Level, Test 1 H/P, Members 9-18 yr 37 Saddle Seat Equitation H/P, Members 9-18 yr 83 Hunt Seat Equitation H/P, Members 15 yr 118 Ranch Pleasure Horse, Members yr 22 First Level, Test 2 H/P, Members 9-18 yr 38 Easy-Gaited W EQ H/P, Members yr 84 Hunt Seat Equitation H/P, Members 16 yr 23 First Level, Test 3 H/P, Members 9-18 yr 39 Easy-Gaited E/W Pleasure H/P, Members 9-13 yr 85 Hunt Seat Equitation H/P, Members 17 yr Starting at 1:00pm 24 Percentage Class H/P, Members 9-18 yr 40 Easy-Gaited W Pleasure H/P, Members yr 86 Hunt Seat Equitation H/P, Members 18 yr 119 Ranch Riding H/P, Members 9-12 yr 41 Saddle Seat E Pleasure H/P, Members 9-18 yr 120 Ranch Riding H/P, Members yr 42 Easy-Gaited E Pleasure H/P, Members yr Starting at 2:00pm 121 Ranch Riding H/P, Members yr 87 Western Showmanship - H/P, Members 9-11 yr 122 Ranch Riding H/P, Members yr Starting at 2:00pm Starting at 3:00pm 88 Western Showmanship H/P, Members 12 yr 1 WD Level 1, Test 1 H/P, Members 9-18 yr 43 Hunter Hack H/P, Members 9-13 yr 89 Western Showmanship H/P, Members 13 yr 2 WD Level 1, Test 2 H/P, Members 9-18 yr 44 Hunter Hack H/P, Members yr 90 Western Showmanship H/P, Members 14 yr 3 WD Level 1, Test 3 H/P, Members 9-18 yr 45 Intermediate EQ O/F H/P, Members 9-18 yr 91 Western Showmanship H/P, Members 15 yr 4 WD Level 1, Test 4 H/P, Members 9-18 yr 46 Advanced EQ O/F H/P, Members 9-18 yr 92 Western Showmanship H/P, Members 16 yr 5 WD Basic Level, Test 1 H/P, Members 9-18 yr 47 Low Hunter O/F H/P, Members 9-18 yr 93 Western Showmanship H/P, Members 17 yr Starting at 6:00pm 6 WD Basic Level, Test 2 H/P, Members 9-18 yr 48 Regular Hunter O/F H/P, Members 9-18 yr 94 Western Showmanship H/P, Members 18 yr 123* Ranch Pleasure Grand Championship 7 WD Basic Level, Test 3 H/P, Members 9-18 yr 124* Ranch Riding Grand Championship 8 WD Basic Level, Test 4 H/P, Members 9-18 yr Starting at 7:00pm 95* Costume Class H/P/Sm Eq, Members 9-18 yr Starting at 9:00am Starting at 8:00am Starting at 8:30am 49 Hunter Showmanship H/P, Members 9-11 yr 96 Trail in-hand H/P, Members 9-13 yr 125 Western Horsemanship H/P, Members 9-11 yr 50 Hunter Showmanship H/P, Members 12 yr 97 Trail in-hand H/P, Members yr 126 Western Horsemanship H/P, Members 12 yr 51 Hunter Showmanship H/P, Members 13 yr 98 Trail H/P, Members 9-13 yr 127 Western Horsemanship H/P, Members 13 yr 52 Hunter Showmanship H/P, Members 14 yr 99 Trail H/P, Members yr 128 Western Horsemanship H/P, Members 14 yr 53 Hunter Showmanship H/P, Members 15 yr 129 Western Horsemanship H/P, Members 15 yr 54 Hunter Showmanship H/P, Members 16 yr 130 Western Horsemanship H/P, Members 16 yr Warm-up for Western Dressage Only Warm-up for Dressage Only 55 Hunter Showmanship H/P, Members 17 yr 131 Western Horsemanship H/P, Members 17 yr 56 Hunter Showmanship H/P, Members 18 yr 132 Western Horsemanship H/P, Members 18 yr Starting at 2:00pm Starting at 2:00pm 57 Sm Eq Showmanship, Members 9-18 yr 100 Ground Roping, Members 9-13 yr 58 Sm Eq Hunter in-hand, Members 9-18 yr 101 Ground Roping, Members yr 59 Sm Eq Jumpers, Members 9-18 yr 60 Sm Eq Trail in-hand, Members 9-18 yr Starting at 3:00pm 61 Sm Eq Driven Trail, Members 9-18 yr 102* Obstacle Challenge, H/P, Members 9-13 yr 62 Sm Eq Driving Reinsmanship, Members 9-18 yr 103* Obstacle Challenge, H/P, Members yr 63 Sm Eq Pleasure Driving, Members 9-18 yr

7 PAS PERFORMANCE AGAINST THE STANDARD PROGRAM 2019 STATE FAIR QUALIFICATIONS Note: Shaded areas represent changes in scores/times from previous year. The rules for the program for 2019 will be as follows: 1. At the beginning of the year the youth determines in which State Fair classes they want to qualify. They are limited to four classes. The four classes may be any of the classes offered at State Fair. The following is a list of all State Fair classes to be offered in 2019 and the minimum scores/or maximum times to qualify for these classes: CLASS QUALIFYING QUALIFYING CLASS SCORE (JR/SR) SCORE (JR/SR) WESTERN SHOWMANSHIP HUNTER OVER FENCES 75 HUNTER SHOWMANSHIP EQUITATION OVER FENCES 75 SADDLE TYPE SHOWMANSHIP 90 HUNTER HACK 80 EASY-GAITED SHOWMANSHIP DRAFT SHOWMANSHIP SMALL EQUINE HUNTER 75 SMALL EQUINE JUMPER 0 FAULTS WESTERN HORSEMANSHIP HUNT SEAT EQUITATION DRAFT HORSE DRIVING SADDLE SEAT EQUITATION PLEASURE DRIVING 85 EASY-GAITED EQUITATION DRIVING REINSMANSHIP 85 DRIVEN TRAIL 65 WESTERN PLEASURE RANCH PLEASURE RANCH RIDING HUNTER UNDER SADDLE 85 WESTERN RIDING 65 ENGLISH PLEASURE REINING EASY-GAITED PLEASURE TRAIL/TRAIL IN-HAND 68 GROUND ROPING QUALIFYING SCORE: 75% (90 OUT OF 120 POSSIBLE POINTS) GYMKHANA CLASSES Time given is maximum time in seconds. The judge has the right to increase the maximum time, but is limited to one second for poor arena conditions or two seconds for extremely poor arena conditions. Times are not to be rounded up or down. (For example, if the qualifying time is seconds and the horse/rider s time is , their time is greater than seconds and is not a qualifying time.) BARREL PATTERN A Sec. PONY or JUNIORS SENIORS B Sec. C Sec. D Sec. POLES Sec. STAKES RACE Sec. PONIES or JUNIORS PONIES or JUNIORS SENIORS SENIORS KEYHOLE RACE Sec. PONIES or JUNIORS SENIORS

8 PAS PERFORMANCE AGAINST THE STANDARD PROGRAM 2019 STATE FAIR QUALIFICATIONS 2. After the youth turn in their class choices for State Fair qualification, the county needs to develop a qualifying show for all classes in which youth want to try out. Classes need to be subdivided as they are for State Fair with the exception that you need not divide showmanship, horsemanship, or equitation classes into as many age classes as is done at State Fair. Riding/driving classes should be divided so that a judge needs not evaluate more than approximately ten (10) youth at a time. 3. A county (or group of counties) may offer up to two shows or have two judges at one show. In a show with two judges, the scores should not be averaged. Counties must hire judges that are approved to judge PAS shows from the current year s Ohio 4-H Horse Show Judges List. This list can be found online at 4. Gymkhana classes Riders get one run (attempt) per class in a show to qualify unless county or counties are using one show with two judges to qualify youth. Then the youth may have two attempts (runs) as long as they are not disqualified in the first run. If the youth receives a no time in their first run then they are still eligible for their second run. If the youth receives a disqualification in their first run then they do not receive a second run. 5. See current rule book for requirements for all classes. 6. A horse cannot show at State Fair in both Trail In-Hand and in Trail classes. 7. A horse cannot show at State Fair in both Western Pleasure and Ranch classes. 8. A horse cannot show at State Fair in both Intermediate Equitation Over Fences and Advanced Equitation Over Fences classes. 9. A horse cannot show at State Fair in both Low Hunter Over Fences and Regular Hunter Over Fences. 10. A county may have requirements for youth to complete before they may enter State Fair qualifying shows (i.e. written tests, interview judging, club meeting attendance, etc.). 11. The show committee must have class score sheets printed for the judge when he/she gets to the show. These sheets are available on the internet site: The judge will score the youth in the classes. As the sheets are turned in, someone from the show committee should sum the scores. These scores can then be compared to the required standards scores to determine if the youth qualified in that class for State Fair. Post the scores as soon as possible after the class is held so youth know what they have to do in future classes to qualify. If the judge gets to a point in the scoring that they know a youth will definitely not qualify for State Fair, they may place a NQ (not qualified) in the total score box on the evaluation sheet and quit keeping score on that youth. 12. PAS qualifying scores must be included on the county s PAS verification form submitted to the Ohio State Fair entry department by 1:00 pm on Wednesday, July 3, It is the responsibility of each exhibitor to submit their entry and pay their $40 stall fee online at by 1:00 pm on Wednesday, July 3, BOTH THE PAS VERIFICATION FORM (submitted by the county) AND THE ONLINE ENTRY FORM (submitted by the exhibitor) MUST BE SUBMITTED BY 1:00 PM ON WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 2019 FOR THE EXHIBITOR TO BE ABLE TO COMPETE. 13. PAS classes should not be placed. If you wish to give awards, give awards based on score received (i.e. if a youth scores a 90 in showmanship, they get an award indicating excellence in that class). 14. A youth may only use one horse to try out in PAS shows and cannot replace a horse for any reason after they have shown in their first PAS class. 15. A youth must qualify in any two (2) classes in order to compete in the State Fair Junior Horse Show. Counties may allow youth to qualify in more than two classes; however, youth may enter in a maximum of four classes at the State Fair Junior Horse Show, this includes ground roping. At the State Fair Junior Horse Show, youth will only be allowed to show in classes for which they qualified. Youth should review the 2019 State Fair Junior Horse Show schedule carefully for potential class conflicts when selecting their classes. At State Fair, classes will not be held for class conflicts. 16. Exhibitors that have animals that are of incorrect size for the entered class will be moved to the correct class. 17. Due to the expense of conducting horse shows, some counties may find it desirable to have a show that includes classes that are not judged by PAS standards. This is acceptable; however, PAS classes may not be combined with other classes.

9 PAS PERFORMANCE AGAINST THE STANDARD PROGRAM 2019 STATE FAIR QUALIFICATIONS 18. Entry fees may be charged for PAS State Fair qualifying shows/classes to help cover the expense of these classes. 19. Multiple counties are encouraged to have joint qualifying shows to help decrease the cost of the shows. 20. Counties can send their youth to another county to qualify for any reason, but these guidelines must be followed: a. The reason must be acceptable to the Extension Professional in both counties involved. b. The Extension Professional is responsible for the entries being sent to State Fair by the entry deadline. If a youth qualifies out of county, the home Extension Professional must make the entry by the deadline. It is the responsibility of the youth to get the qualification results to their local Extension Professional. c. The youth will pay the county to which they go a minimum of $10 per class entered to cover the costs of their participation. d. A youth cannot compete in more than two (2) PAS shows or one PAS show with two judges. e. A county could elect to send all of their youth to one or two PAS shows instead of holding a PAS show in their county. Rules a-d apply. f. If a county only offers one PAS show with one judge, and a youth wants to go to an additional PAS show, they may. Rules a-d apply. g. An Out-of-County PAS form is available online at Show management should not expect judges to give comments to youth in PAS classes since the youth can see their evaluation on the posted score sheets. 22. Easy Gaited horses may not show in riding classes that require a trot. Correct tack and attire for Easy Gaited Equitation and Easy Gaited Pleasure is Saddle Seat or Western tack and attire, respectively. Easy Gaited classes for State Fair will be two gaited classes (no canter). Gaits will be a Show Walk and a Show Gait. County qualifying classes will also be two gaited. In Easy Gaited Pleasure, the Show Gait will be worth 70 points since they do not canter. Easy Gaited horses may show in Gymkhana if the class does not require a trot. 23. A youth may show in draft (horse or pony) or light (horse or pony) driving, but not both. A heavy harness is expected in draft classes while a light harness is expected in light horse/pony driving classes. 24. Patterns for 2019 PAS qualifying classes are included at the end of this document. These patterns are the only patterns to be used for PAS classes in In addition to these patterns, the following rules will apply for the specified classes: PAS Qualifying Showmanship Rules a. A judge may bring the class into the arena and then do the pattern, or they may work the youth as they enter the arena. Draft horses are an exception in that they will always come into the arena and work out of the line. PAS Qualifying Horsemanship/Equitation Rules a. For Western Horsemanship and Hunter Equitation, the judge may work the pattern as the rider enters the area and then bring either the finalist or the whole class back for rail work. They may work the rail first and do the pattern afterward for any Horsemanship/Equitation class. Saddle Seat and Easy Gaited Equitation will always work the rail first.

10 OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY EXTENSION PAS FORM FOR EXHIBITORS GOING TO OTHER COUNTIES TO QUALIFY (1/1/2019) Exhibitor s Name Home County Birth Date Age (as of Jan 1 st ) Home Phone Cell Phone Project Horse s Name (Animal ID Form MUST be attached) Home County 4-H Educator Printed Name Signature of 4-H Educator REMINDER: Youth may only show in TWO (2) PAS shows! County where going to qualify for State Fair Class Name Score Received Qualified Yes No Printed Name of Show Manager or county 4-H Educator Signature of Show Manager or county 4-H Educator Address Phone Attention: The exhibitor going to the other county is responsible to return this completed form to the home 4-H Educator in time so that they can include their information on the county PAS verification form. This form must be signed by the home 4-H educator and given to the PAS show coordinator in the county the exhibitor is trying to qualify in. PAS qualifying scores must be included on the home county s PAS verification form submitted to the Ohio State Fair entry department by 1:00 pm on Wednesday, July 3, It is the responsibility of each exhibitor to submit their entry and pay their stall fee online at by 1:00 pm on Wednesday, July 3, BOTH THE PAS VERIFICATION FORM SUBMITTED BY THE COUNTY AND THE ENTRY FORM SUBMITTED BY THE EXHIBITOR MUST BE SUBMITTED BY 1:00 PM ON Wednesday, JULY 3, 2019 FOR THE EXHIBITOR TO BE ABLE TO COMPETE. CFAES provides research and related educational programs to clientele on a nondiscriminatory basis. For more information: go.osu.edu/cfaesdiversity.