Lighthorse & Heavy Horse Prize List Book. Cattle Care 1616 Cheadle Street West Swift Current, SK S9H0E2 PH: FX:

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1 Lighthorse & Heavy Horse Prize List Book Cattle Care 1616 Cheadle Street West Swift Current, SK S9H0E2 PH: FX:

2 SWIFT CURRENT AGRICULTURAL & EXHIBITION ASSOCIATION LIFETIME MEMBERS Florence Anderson Pat Kelly Nels Linklater Sandra Hinks Bernard Kemick Lorna Ruf Dr. Robert Hope Lydia Lenz Doug Smith Gordon James Eva Linklater Lorna Ward Verona Johnston OFFICERS President Steve Philip Finance Stan Aikens 1 st Vice-President Bryce Burnett General Manger Tracey Stevenson DIRECTORS Glenda Allan Uli Cartman Wade Jensen Dale Anderson Jenn Duncan Rob Myers Jack Anning Lindsay Gerbrandt Grant Scheirlinck Melissa Cameron-Douville Lindsay Sletten OFFICE STAFF Event Development Coordinator Lenora Bells Administrative Assistant Dana Wiebe Summer Events Assistant Madison Sharp AUDITORS Stark & Marsh, Swift Current 2

3 2017 VOLUNTEER COMMITTEES Frontier Days - Bryce Burnett, Chairperson Commercial Exhibits - Stan Aikens Concessions - Lindsay Sletten Lighthorse - Melissa Cameron-Douville Frontier Days Cleanup - Stan Aikens Frontier Days Parade - Jenn Duncan Heavy Horse Competition - Dale Anderson Livestock - Bryce Burnett Rodeo - Uli Cartman Entertainment - Lindsay Gerbrandt & Tracey Stevenson Doc s Town - Steve Philp Gates - Tracey Stevenson, Murray & Leanne Chalk Stage Security - Rob Myers Saloon/Security - Wade Jensen Events Representative - Jack Anning Kiddies Day Parade - City of Swift Current s Park Play Program Sponsorship/Marketing - Tracey Stevenson & Lenora Bells Youth Initiatives - Lenora Bells Communications - Lindsay Gerbrandt DISCOVER THE FARM/EXOTIC BIRD & ANIMAL SALE - Glenda Allan STEP INTO SPRING HOME & LEISURE TRADE SHOW - Jenn Duncan RANCHMAN S RIDIN & RECITIN /JUNIOR STOCKMANS - Grant Scheirlinck The Swift Current Agricultural & Exhibition Association would like to thank all our advertisers and donors of special prizes and awards 3

4 The Show Window of the Southwest Kinetic Exhibition Park Wednesday, June 28th - Saturday, July 1st Featuring Family Entertainment all four days Frontier Days Parade: Friday, July 1st 10:00am Kiddies Day Parade: Frontier Days Theme: Parade Theme: Wednesday, June 28th 4:00pm Canada 150 Celebrate the Cowboy Way Canada 150 Let s Celebrate GRANDSTAND ENTERTAINMENT: Wednesday, June 28 th 8:00 PM The Washboard Union Thursday, June 29 th 7:00 PM CCA Rodeo Friday, June 30 th 1:00 PM Rodeo Slack 7:00 PM CCA Rodeo 9:30 PM Cowboy Caberet Saturday, July 1 st 2:00 PM CCA Rodeo 8:00 PM Aaron Goodvin & Sawyer Brown 11:00 PM Canada 150 Fireworks ATTRACTIONS - Livestock/Light Horse Shows - SCHA Cutting Horse Show - Heavy Horse Competitions - Ranch Horse - 4-H Competitions/Demonstrations - 4-H Griller - Equine Clinics - Saloon - Doc s Town Heritage Village/Demonstrations - Food Concession - Commercial Exhibits/Agricultural Displays - Crafts/Demonstrations - West Coast Amusements Midway - Wobbly Water Balls - The Kids Wild West Show - Sudsey s Barn - Kids Pedal Tractor Pull - The Keepers Animal Show - Cirque Works Featuring Eric The Juggler & Classy M Lassie 4

5 FRONTIER DAYS GRANDSTAND ENTERTAINMENT Wednesday, June 28th The Washboard 8:00pm Thursday, June 29th CCA 7:00pm Friday, June 30th Rodeo 1:00pm CCA 7:00pm Cowboy Cabaret (featuring 9:30pm Saturday, July 1st CCA 2:00pm Aaron Goodvin & Sawyer 8:00pm Canada :00pm 5

6 FRONTIER DAYS 2017 Wednesday, June 28 th 8:00PM Grandstand Entertainment THE WASHBOARD UNION 5 time Country Music Award winners from 2016 The Washboard Union have defied classification and have become one of the most exciting and talked about new bands on the Country music scene. This year the band took home both Rising Star and Roots Artist of the Year awards at the Canadian Country Music Awards and won 3 BC Country Music Awards for Groups, Songwriter and Roots Artist of the Year. They has 2 top 10 singles in the past tear with Maybe It s the Moonshine & Show of Glory as Warmer Music/Slaight Music recording artists they are an authentic blend of where country and bluegrass are headed next. This year alone they have shared the stage with: The Zac Brown Band, Keith Urban, The Band Perry, Reba McEntire, Dwight Yoakam, Lonestar and more. As regulars to Nashville Tennesse, the band recorded their latest EP In My Bones at the legendary RCA Studio A. You simply have to see them live! 6

7 FRONTIER DAYS 2017 Saturday, July 1st 8:00PM Grandstand Entertainment AARON GOODVIN One of the benefits of growing up in a small town is that you learn how to make your own entertainment. For country singer Aaron Goodvin, born in the tiny town of Spirit River, Alberta, that meant joining his extended family around the campfire for sing-alongs. Over the years, Aaron built a local reputation as a dynamic performer with a rock solid portfolio of songs. With that success buoying his confidence, he started to make trips down to Nashville to test the waters in country music s Mecca. After signing with publishing powerhouse Warner Chappell Music, Aaron scored his first major league contribution with the track Out Like That on Luke Bryan s multiplatinum Crash My Party. Aaron s versatility and passion for writing and performing is second to none. Aaron has a natural ability to light up a stage, connect with his audience, and deliver a show-stopping performance, whether it s a small intimate gathering or a crowd of thousands. I want to get out there and connect with people through my music. I m a passionate guy who tries to write about real life things that mean something to a lot of people. 7

8 FRONTIER DAYS 2017 Saturday, July 1st 9:30PM Grandstand Entertainment SAWYER BROWN More than 4500 shows and counting. More than a million miles behind them and still seeing the highway miles click by outside their bus window. Twenty-three albums. More than 50 chart singles. CMA, ACM, and CMT awards on the shelf. To pull a line from one of the band s enduring hits: This is the life and times of a travelin band. A traveling band, indeed. Always on the move on the road, on stage, and in their career. When asked about what keeps him motivated on the road, lead singer Mark Miller says, It s playing the next show. Be grateful for where you ve been and be excited about where you re going. The band s live shows are legendary. Having been described as the Rolling Stones of Country Music, the band bounds onto the stage night after night, delivering its own unique brand of high-energy entertainment, and the band remains a perennial favorite at fairs, festivals, theatres, and casinos. That excitement has been on dis-play since the very first time Sawyer Brown stepped foot onstage in the early 1980s. 8

9 GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS Please read carefully the following General Rules, as well as the Rules set forth at the beginning of each Department. All correspondence is to be directed to the: Manager of the Swift Current Agricultural and Exhibition Association, P.O. Box 146, Swift Current, Saskatchewan. S9H 3V5 Phone: An exhibitor shall, if required by the Association, make statutory declaration that the exhibits shown by him or her are made in accordance with the Rules and Regulations of the Association, and in case any exhibitor refuses to make such declaration on being requested, all premiums awarded him or her shall be forfeited. 2. Exhibitors will at all times give the necessary attention to whatever they have on exhibit, and at the close of the exhibition, take charge of same. 3. All property of every character entered for competition or display or any other purpose (or being anywhere on the fairgrounds) shall be subject to the control of the Association; all exhibits for competition are covered by insurance while on display. Claims for articles damaged by fire or stolen must be made to the Manager in writing within seven (07) days of the injury or discovery of loss by theft. 4. The Association, its officials and employees, will do their best to avoid any mishap on the grounds or in the buildings, but they will not hold themselves responsible for any accident, injury or damage suffered to persons or property while on the premises. 5. No claim of injury to any person or property shall be asserted or suit instituted or maintained against the Swift Cur-rent Agricultural and Exhibition Association, its officials, or their agents, representatives, servants, or employees, having license or privilege to exhibit on the fairgrounds or occupy any space thereon. 6. If damage, loss or injury to person or property shall be caused by reason of any neglect or willful act of any person, firm, or corporation of their agents, representatives, servants, or employees having license or privilege to exhibit on said fairgrounds, or occupying any space thereon, the Swift Current Agricultural and Exhibition Association shall in no manner be responsible therefore, and in case it be subjected to any expense or liability, all persons causing same or liable therefore shall indemnify the said Association. 7. The Association reserves the right to remove from the grounds any exhibit that may be falsely entered, or may be deemed unsuitable or objectionable without assigning a reason therefore, and, if necessary, to return any money already paid, which shall exonerate them from any claim whatever on the part of the exhibitor. 8. The judges are instructed not to award premiums, unless the articles are deemed worthy of merit. 9. Any disputes/disagreements are to follow the Agricultural and Exhibition Association Code of Conduct, which is that all are to be submitted in writing to the Swift Current Ag & Ex General Manager, along with a $5.00 fee. Results will be established within 24 hours. 10. The Swift Current Ag & Ex has adopted a ZERO TOLERANCE policy with respect to verbal and/or physical abuse. This applies to Directors, Volunteers, Staff, Exhibitors, Participants and Parents. It covers all areas relating to and including verbal and physical abuse towards participants, judges directors and staff at our events. Any person who is abusive may be denied entry to our events. Please report any such abuse to the General Manager. 9

10 11. No article exhibited shall have about it any prize ribbon or card until the awards have been made in their respective classes. 12. Any person who attempts to interfere with or influence the judge while in the discharge of their duties, or who, on the premises of the Association uses contemptuous or abusive language to a judge in consequence of awards made by him or her, shall forfeit his or her right to all premiums which he or she otherwise might be entitled to and shall be excluded from exhibiting for the next year. Judges are particularly requested to immediately report any breach of this rule. 13. In the event of inclement weather or circumstances beyond the control of the Association, resulting in failure in attendance, the Association reserves the right to pay prizes on a pro rata basis. 14. Exhibitors and attendants are not required to be or to become members of the Association, but will be required to pay for their admission to the grounds. 15. Vehicles parked in unauthorized areas and that do not have a vehicle pass in them will be ticketed ($50) and towed away at owner s expense. NEW CAMPING PROCESS a. All camping is to be booked through the City of Swift Current or communityservice@swiftcurrent.ca b. Rates are per day that the camper/trailer is on site. There is also a cost for non-power. c. Only 1 vehicle passes will be issued to each campsite (license plate numbers WILL BE WRITTEN on each of these passes, and a record of them will be kept in the Kinetic Park Office). There passes will be given to you with your campsite contract. PLEASE NOTE: EXHIBITORS MUST book and PICK UP campsite contract and passes PRIOR to June 23 rd, Cattle Care 1616 Cheadle Street West Swift Current, SK S9H0E2 PH: FX:

11 ADMISSION TO GROUNDS DAILY ADMISSION RATES AT THE GATE: Wednesday - Saturday ADULT/STUDENT $5.00 CHILD/PRESCHOOL FREE CCA RODEO ADULT $10.00 STUDENT (10-18) $5.00 CHILDREN (under 10) FREE PLATINUM PACKAGE (Advance Weekend Ticket) WEEKEND P.O.P PASS (Advance Tickets) includes: gate admission for all 4 days, admission to the 2 concerts, admission to all 3 rodeo performances & Cowboy Cabaret - $85.00 (Available at: Pharmasave, & the Palliser Pavilion at Kinetic Exhibition Park until June 28th) WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28th The Washboard Union at 8:00pm SINGLE DAY P.O.P P ASS (Advance Tickets) includes: Gate & concert admission - $25.00 (Available at: Pharmasave & the Palliser Pavilion at Kinetic Exhibition Park until June 28th) At GRANDSTAND - $25.00 (plus Gate Admission of $5.00) CHILDREN 10 & under: FREE SATURDAY, JULY 1st Aaron Goodvin & Sawyer Brown Concert at 8:00pm SINGLE DAY P.O.P PASS (Advance Tickets) includes: Gate, rodeo & concert admissions - $35.00 (Available at: Pharmasave & the Palliser Pavilion at Kinetic Exhibition Park until July 1st) At GRANDSTAND - $35.00 (plus Gate admission of $5.00) CHILDREN 10 & under: FREE 11

12 NEW CAMPING PROCESS a. All camping is to be booked through the City of Swift Current or b. Rates are per day that the camper/trailer is on site. There is also a cost for non-power. c. Only 1 vehicle passes will be issued to each campsite (license plate numbers WILL BE WRITTEN on each of these passes, and a record of them will be kept in the Kinetic Park Office). There passes will be given to you with your campsite contract. PLEASE NOTE: EXHIBITORS MUST book and PICK UP campsite contract and passes PRIOR to June 23 rd, LIGHTHORSE DEPARTMENT RULES AND REGULATIONS Please read thoroughly. 1. This show will follow SHF rules and be listed as a B designated show. A copy of a negative Coggins Test is required with entry forms. 2. Coggins Tests: a. Frontier Days is a Saskatchewan Horse Federation event. Negative Coggins classification B is in effect at the South arenas and barns at Kinetic Exhibition Park. FIA regulations regarding proximity apply. b. Registrations must include a photocopy of the Coggins tests, and display the test results during the event on the stall or trailer. 3. Saskatchewan Horse Federation Promoting Equine Excellence. Please check their website, to find out about all the benefits of membership. Nominated riders are eligible to earn points from placings in Heritage classes and these points will count towards year end awards. Please ensure your SHF membership is current and that you have nominated if you are interested in accumulating points for the awards. To qualify for Heritage Provincial Finals Sept 29 -Oct 1, 2017, you must attend a minimum of two Heritage shows and have placed in the top 5 in a division to be eligible. 4. This show is also a member of the Southwest Mini Circuit. Member shows include Swift Current, Eastend, Shaunavon, Maple Creek and Medicine Hat. Nominate your horse by contacting Wendy Morrow at The membership form can be found on the Swift Current Ag & Ex website, Points tabulated after nomination is received. 5. Entries due by June 20, NO EXCEPTIONS. NO CLASS ADD-ONS THE DAY OF THE SHOW. 6. Points for Hi Point will be given to 1 combination of horse & rider. 7. For safety reasons, we recommend using the West gate for grounds entry. 12

13 8. Behavior: a. Any act of discourtesy or disobedience to the officials on the part of the owner, groom, rider, or driver may disqualify the entry. Proper etiquette is expected of exhibitors and family members both in and out of the arena. b. Disputes/disagreements are to follow the Agricultural and Exhibition Association Code of Conduct, which is that all are to be submitted in writing to the Swift Current Ag & Ex General Manager, along with a $5.00 fee. Results will be established within 24 hours. 9. Multiple entries by horses and riders are allowed as long as neither competes against them-selves. 10. Stallions must be ridden and handled by adults. No stallions in 4-H Show. Stallions must be attended to properly. 11. Stalls are only reserved if paid in Full with your entry form. This rule applies to all events (Equine Clinics Open show, 4-H Show, Cutting show and Ranch Horse show). Barn space will be available June 27th. Limited 8 x 8 box stalling (40). Horse owners are responsible for their horses bedding. No stalling available for stallions. Stalls must be cleaned or additional fee will be charged. All stalls are numbered according to exhibitor. Check out time each day (if not paying for the next day) (to allow horses in for the next day s events) is 4:00pm. Applicable each day, to all events. Please contact the exhibition office at A Stall Clean Out cheque must be submitted with all entries. See entry form for amount. Shavings will be available for purchase on grounds. 13. Horses used in rodeo events as well as riders and horses used in contract grandstand performances are not eligible in any light horse class, nor allowed to stable in the barns 14. All youth under the age of 18 as of Jan 1st of the current year will be required to wear approved astm/sei helmet, while participating in any event sanctioned by the Saskatchewan Horse Federation including showmanship and halter classes. 15. There will be NO cross entering between Pee Wee and Junior Riding class riders. 16. All exhibitors must follow posted ring regulations. 17. Family members may share horses, but the horse cannot compete against itself or in the same division. 18. The Committee may cancel any class that has 3 or fewer entries. 19. Horses shall not be punished unnecessarily or severely. 20. No liquor allowed in barns. No smoking in barns. 21. The Committee reserves the right to call a veterinarian to inspect horses suspected of being ill and to remove these horses to a sick bay. 22. No practicing on class equipment 23. Liability waiver must be signed and turned in before being allowed to show. If you have not yet received the Liability waiver, please go to Swift Current Ag & Ex website, and print it off. 13

14 4-H LIGHTHORSE SHOW June 29, 2017 at 8:30 am Judge: B.J. Wolfe Contact: Melissa or Nicole RULES AND REGULATIONS 1. Competition is open to all registered Canadian 4-H members. 2. Each member may show only horses that are listed in his/her Record Book. 3. Points will go by SHF rules. 4. Please include a copy of your negative Coggins papers with entries. 5. Saskatchewan 4-H Council Class Qualifications & Definitions: a. Cloverbud Must be six but not older than 8 by midnight Dec 31, 2016 b. Junior 9-12 c. Intermediate d. Senior Stallions are not permitted. 7. There will be no judging of record books. 8. All members in the lighthorse project must wear a certified riding helmet with approved strap in all events. This also includes the Showmanship class, and all warm up in the arena on the grounds. 9. Entries due by June 20, NO EXCEPTIONS. NO CLASS ADD -ONS THE DAY OF THE SHOW. 10. Order of events will be as the classes are listed in this book. 11. Points will be calculated on 14 the following basis: 1 st - 6 points 3 rd - 4 points 5 th - 2 points 2 nd - 5 points 4 th - 3 points 6 th - 1 point 12. All General Rules and Regulations, which are applicable, shall apply to this show. 13. Barn space is 8 x 8 box stalling, on a first come first pay basis. Stall fees are $20.00 per night. Horse owners are responsible for their horse s bedding. Stall must be cleaned out or additional fee will be charged. A separate cheque for stall clean out MUST accompany entry if you wish to have a stall. Stalls will only be reserved if paid in full. All stalls are numbered as per exhibitor. Some outside pens may be available. Shavings will be available for purchase on the grounds. 14. Check out time for stalls (if not paying for next day stalling) is 4:00pm. This is to allow for next day show horses into barns. Applicable to all events each day. 14

15 LIGHTHORSE SCHEDULE Tuesday, June 27th 9:00am Equine Health Canada First Aid Clinic Wednesday, June 28th 8:00am English Clinic - Flat & Jumping (MN Arena) Thursday, June 29th 8:00am Intro to Working Cowhorse Clinic (Cutting Arena) 8:30am 4-H Lighthorse Show (Cutting Arena & Grass Arena) [Followed by Open Lighthorse Show - Western Dressage] Friday, June 30th 8:30am English Open Lighthorse Show (Cutting Arena) [Followed by Open Lighthorse Show Gymkana] 5:00pm Heavy Horse (MN Arena) Saturday, July 1st 8:30am Western Open Lighthorse Show (Cutting Arena) 10:00am Ranch Horse Challenge (MN Arena) 1:30pm Heavy Horse (MN Arena) 15

16 4-H LIGHTHORSE SHOW Judge: BJ Wolfe Thursday, June 29th, :30am start Contact: Melissa or Nicole Registration forms available at or mailto:kineticpark@swiftcurrent.ca or in person at NOTE: This is under the SHF. Coggins Test is required. Send copy with entry form. SHOWMANSHIP Judged on handler s ability to present their horse to the judge 1. Showmanship - 4-H Senior (16yrs old - 21years old) 2. Showmanship - 4-H Intermediate (13yrs old - 15yrs old) 3. Showmanship - 4-H Junior (9yrs old - 12yrs old) 4. Showmanship - 4-H Cloverbud (6yrs old - 8yrs old) WARM-UP ENGLISH PLEASURE Judged on the horse s movement with light contact through walk, trot, canter 5. English Pleasure - 4-H Senior (16yrs old - 21years old) 6. English Pleasure - 4-H Intermediate (13yrs old - 15yrs old) 7. English Pleasure - 4-H Junior (9yrs old - 12yrs old) 8. English Pleasure - 4-H Cloverbud (6yrs old - 8yrs old) ENGLISH BASIC SEAT EQUITATION Judged on rider s seat, hands and ability to show the horse 9. English Basic Seat Equitation - 4-H Senior (16yrs old - 21years old) 10. English Basic Seat Equitation - 4-H Intermediate (13yrs old - 15yrs old) 11. English Basic Seat Equitation - 4-H Junior (9yrs old - 12yrs old) HORSEMANSHIP Judged on rider s ability to handle horse s transition of gaits and possible patterns 12. Horsemanship - 4-H Senior (16yrs old - 21years old) 13. Horsemanship - 4-H Intermediate (13yrs old - 15yrs old) 14. Horsemanship - 4-H Junior (9yrs old - 12yrs old) 15. Horsemanship - 4-H Cloverbud (6yrs old - 8yrs old) WESTERN PLEASURE Judged on the horse s way of movement through walk, jog and lope 16. Western Pleasure - 4-H Senior (16yrs old - 21years old) 17. Western Pleasure - 4-H Intermediate (13yrs old - 15yrs old) 18. Western Pleasure - 4-H Junior (9yrs old - 12yrs old) 19. Western Pleasure - Cloverbud (6yrs old - 8yrs old) REINING 20. Reining - 4-H Senior (16yrs old - 21years old) 21. Reining - 4-H Intermediate (13yrs old - 15yrs old) 22. Reining - 4-H Junior (9yrs old - 12yrs old) 16

17 TRAIL grass arena 11:00am till 2:00pm Judged on rider s ability to maneuver horse through a variety of obstacles 23. Trail - 4-H Senior (16yrs old - 21years old) 24. Trail - 4-H Intermediate (13yrs old - 15yrs old) 25. Trail - 4-H Junior (9yrs old - 12yrs old) 26. Trail - 4-H Cloverbud (6yrs old - 8yrs old) GYMKHANA (4-H Show) 27. Barrels - Senior 4-H (18yrs old & over) 28. Barrels - Intermediate 4-H (13yrs old - 15yrs old) 29. Barrels - Junior 4-H (9yrs old - 12yrs old) 30. Barrels - Cloverbud 4-H (6yrs old - 8yrs old on or before Dec 31, 2016) 31. Poles - Senior 4-H (18yrs old & over) 32. Poles - Intermediate 4-H (13yrs old - 15yrs old) 33. Poles - Junior 4-H (9yrs old - 12yrs old) 34. Poles - Cloverbud 4-H (6yrs old - 8yrs old on or before Dec 31, 2016 Western Style Dressage to follow 4-H Show (Classes 57-62) See Page 19 FRONTIER DAYS ENGLISH OPEN SHOW - SHF & SWMC Judge: BJ Wolfe Friday, June 30 th, :30am start Contact: Melissa Points will go by SHF rules. NOTE: This is a SHF permitted B show. Negative Coggins required. A photocopy must be provided. ENGLISH PLEASURE Judged on the horse s movement with light contact through walk, trot, canter 35. *English Pleasure - Adult 36. *English Pleasure - Junior A (15yrs old - 17yrs old) 37. *English Pleasure - Junior B (12yrs old - 14yrs old) 38. *English Pleasure - Junior C (11yrs old & under) 39. English Pleasure - Pee Wee (8yrs & under) 40. *English Pleasure - Junior Horse 41. English Pleasure - Lead Line/walk trot (10yrs & under) (riders who can t lope on their own) NOTE: Class 41 - competitors are not eligible for entry into classes requiring loping. ENGLISH BASIC SEAT EQUITATION Judge on rider s seat, hands and ability to show the horse. 42. *English Equitation - Junior A (15yrs old - 17yrs old) 43. *English Equitation - Junior B (12yrs old - 14yrs old) 44. *English Equitation - Junior C (11yrs old & under) 45. English Equitation - Pee Wee (8yrs & under) 46. *English Equitation Adult 17

18 ENGLISH OPEN SHOW (cont.) ROAD HACK Judged on horse s movement at flat footed walk on a loose rein, trot, strong trot and hand gallop 47. *Road Hack - Adult 48. *Road Hack - Junior SHOW HACK Judged on horse s movement with collected and extended walk, trot and hand gallop. 49. *Show Hack - Adult 50. *Show Hack - Junior Arena set up for jumping *Practice jumps only with trainer/guardian present CROSS RAILS 51. *Cross Rails - Adult 52. *Cross Rails - Junior 53. *2 0 Hunter Over Fences Class - Adult 54. *2 0 Hunter Over Fences Class - Junior 55. *2 3 Hunter Over Fences Class - Adult 56. *2 3 Hunter Over Fences Class - Junior WESTERN STYLE DRESSAGE This will be our third time having this, and we hope to encourage people to come out and try it. Rules and tests may be found at: Western Dressage Association of Canada under rules/tests Horse and rider combinations are allowed to enter 2 different levels as long as they are consecutive levels. ENTRY FEE - $5.00 per test. Each rider MUST provide a reader. 57. Introductory Test C 58. Introductory Test D 59. Basic Level Western Dressage Test C 60. Basic Level Western Dressage Test D 61. Level 1 Test A 62. Level 1 Test B GYMKHANA 63. *Barrels - Adult 64. *Barrels - Junior A (15yrs old - 17yrs old) 65. *Barrels - Junior B (12yrs old - 14yrs old) 66. *Barrels - Junior C (11yrs old & under) 67. Barrels - Pee Wee (8yrs & under) 68. Barrels - Lead Line (8yrs & under) NOTE: Class 68 - competitors can t enter in this class if they enter in non-lead line classes 69. *Poles - Adult 70. *Poles - Junior A (15yrs old - 17yrs old) 71. *Poles - Junior B (12yrs old - 14yrs old) 72. *Poles - Junior C (11yrs old & under) 73. Poles - Pee Wee (8yrs & under) 74. *Keyhole Adult 75. *Keyhole - Junior 18

19 FRONTIER DAYS WESTERN OPEN SHOW - SHF & SWMC Judge: BJ Wolfe Saturday, July 1 st, :30am start Contact: Melissa or Donna Points will go by SHF rules. NOTE: This is a SHF permitted B show. Negative Coggins required. A photocopy must be provided. SASKATCHEWAN HORSE FEDERATION QUALIFICATIONS & DEFINITIONS CLASSES as per these age groupings: Peewee 8 and under Junior C 11 and under Junior B Junior A Adult 18 and over Entry Fee: $5.00 per class Prizes: Cash or merchandise will be awarded for 1st place. 1st: $ nd: $5.00 3rd: $3.00 There must be 6 entries in a class to payout 1st, 2nd and 3rd place dollars There must be 5 entries in a class to payout 1st and 2nd place dollars There must be at least 3 entries in a class to pay out 1st place dolla HALTER Horse may only enter 1 conformation class Judged on horse s conformation 76. Halter 3 year old & under 77. Halter 4 year olds & over 78. Halter Quarterhorse SHOWMANSHIP Judged on handler s ability to present their horse to the judge 79. *Showmanship - Adult 80. *Showmanship - Junior A (15yrs old - 17yrs old) 81. *Showmanship - Junior B (12yrs old - 14yrs old) 82. *Showmanship - Junior C (11yrs old & under) 83. Showmanship - Peewee (8yrs old & under) COSTUME Judged on best costumed rider/horse 84. Costume Youth (10 & under) WARM UP HORSEMANSHIP Judged on rider s ability to handle horse s transition of gaits and possible patterns 85. *Horsemanship - Junior A (15yrs old - 17yrs old) 86. *Horsemanship - Junior B (12yrs old - 14yrs old) 87. *Horsemanship - Junior C (11yrs old & under) 88. *Horsemanship - Adult (18yrs old & over) 89. Leadline - 8 years and under, not open to competitors that enter classes requiring loping (Pee Wee classes) 19

20 WESTERN PLEASURE Judged on the horse s way of movement through walk, jog and lope. 90. *Western Pleasure - Walk-trot (10yrs and under) (riders not able to lope on their own, but off the lead line) 91. *Western Pleasure Junior Horse 92. *Western Pleasure Junior A (15yrs old - 17yrs old) 93. *Western Pleasure - Junior B (12yrs old - 14yrs old) 94. *Western Pleasure - Junior C (11yrs old & under) 95. *Western Pleasure - Peewee (8yrs old & under) 96. *Western Pleasure Adult RANCH HORSE PLEASURE The purpose of Ranch Horse Pleasure horse should reflect the versatility, attitude, and movement of a working horse. The horse s performance should simulate a horse riding outside confines of an arena and that of a working ranch horse. This class should show the horse s ability to work at a forward, working speed while under control by the rider. Light contact should be rewarded and horse does not have to be shown on a full drape of reins. The overall manners and responsiveness of the horse while performing the maneuver requirements, and the horse s quality of movement are the primary considerations. REQUIREMENTS: a) No horses less than 3 years of age. b) Each horse will work individually, performing both required and optional maneuvers, and scored on the basis of 0 to 100, with 70 denoting an average performance. c) The required maneuvers will include the walk, jog, and lope both directions: and the extended jog and lope at least one direction; as well as stops, turn to change directions, and back. d) Three optional maneuvers may include a side pass, turns of 360 or more, change of lead (simple or flying), walk, job, or lope over a pole(s); or some reasonable combination of maneuvers that would be reasonable for a ranch horse to perform. e) The maneuvers may be arranged in various combinations with final approval by the judge. f) The overall cadence and performance of the gaits with an emphasis on forward movement, free-flowing, and ground covering for all gaits. Transitions should be performed where designated, with smoothness and responsiveness. g) No time limit. h) One of the suggested 4 patterns may be used, however a judge may utilize a different pattern as long as all required maneuvers are included plus 3 or more optional maneuvers are included. i) Failure to perform a required maneuver will result in a horse placing below all other horses that perform all maneuvers. APPAREL & EQUIPMENT: a) Equipment with silver should not count over a good working outfit. Silver on bridles and saddles is discouraged. b) No hoof polish. c) No braided or banded manes or tail extensions. d) Trimming inside ears is discouraged. e) Trimming bridle path is allowed, also trimming of fetlocks or excessive (long) facial hair. 97. Ranch Riding - Adult (pattern class) 98. Ranch Riding - Junior rider (pattern class) 20

21 TRAIL Judged on rider s ability to maneuver horse through a variety of obstacles NOTE: Each horse may only enter one class (ex: Junior Horse Trail can t also enter Junior A Trail). 99. *Trail - Adult 100. *Trail - Junior A (15yrs old - 17yrs old) 101. *Trail - Junior B (12yrs old - 14 yrs old) 102. *Trail - Junior C (11yrs old & under) 103. Trail - Peewee (8yrs old & under) 104. Trail - Parent Assist - (open to 10yrs old and under who are unable to lope) Note: Class #104 - Parents are allowed to walk with horse and rider and assist if needed (ex: holding horse while the rider opens gate). Horse may be on lead line, but rider must negotiate the obstacle Trail - Junior Horse REINING 106. *Reining - Junior A (15yrs old - 17yrs old) 107. *Reining - Junior B (12yrs old - 14yrs old) 108. *Reining - Junior C (11yrs old & under) 109. *Reining - Adult (18yrs & over) WESTERN RIDING Judged on rider s ability to execute a pattern. Pattern posted at show time *Western Riding Adult 111. *Western Riding Junior A & B (15yrs old - 17yrs old) & (12yrs old - 14yrs old) 112. *Western Riding - Junior C (11yrs old & under) 113. Green Western Riding (not Heritage approved) - Horse/rider combination must not have placed in an approved Heritage classic Western Riding pattern class eligible for one year simple changes allowed COWBOY CHALLENGE TRAIL Sponsored by: Trail Excavating Jackpot Cowboy Challenge Trail - time limit on course. Payout 40, 30, 20, 10% RULES: a) Proper Western Attire required, including a cowboy hat or helmet for persons under the age of eighteen. b) Proper Western Equipment: as stated in SHF rule book. c) Rider to each obstacle once. d) Rider to determine his or her own pattern. e) Each obstacle has points assigned to them, must complete obstacle to collect points, failure to complete obstacle is a zero and must move on to next obstacle. f) A time limit on course must be across the start/finish line before your time is up. Failure to do so is a disqualification. g) A whistle is to be blown at the one minute mark. h) Rider may enter up to 2 horses i) No showboating. j) A winner is determined on total obstacle points completed. In the case two riders have the same points and same time. The riders will complete the course again to break the tie. k) Each rider is responsible to understand the rules, obstacles proper to the event. l) Entry fee is $10.00 per horse and rider entry 114. Cowboy Challenge Trail 21

22 HI POINT AWARDS Adult, Jr. A, B and C competitors must compete in all specified classes to qualify (Showmanship, English Pleasure, English Equitation, Western Pleasure, Western Horsemanship and Trail). NOTE: Peewee - all Peewee classes will apply for points JOSEPH FICHT MEMORIAL TROPHY ~donated by Shirley M. Chaney (daughter), Vernon, BC. Youth exhibitor with the highest combined points in Gymkana S.W. ANIMAL HEALTH CENTRE AWARD ~donated by Dr. Glen Griffin, Swift Current, SK Adult exhibitor receiving the highest combined points in Gymkana. COWBOY TRAIL CHALLENGE ~donated by Trail Excavating, Swift Current, SK THANK YOU to our Lighthorse Sponsors! Moen Acres Trucking Melissa Cameron-Douville Sask. Horse Federation, Cypress Motors, Highway 1 Automall, Rebel Nutrition, Donna & Darcy Johnson, Justabit Farms Swift Kerb (donated the use of an electronic timer for speed events). Ranchman s Ridin & Recitin & Junior Stockman s Show Featuring: - Junior Stockman s - Heavy Horse Events - Cattle Pen Show - Stock Dog Trials - Cowboy Entertainment - Cowboy Supper - Ranch Rodeo 22

23 SASKATCHEWAN DRAFT HORSE ASSOCIATION PRESENTS: HEAVY HORSE COMPETITION Judge: Mel Burns Ring Steward: Sue McNutt Friday, June 30th & Saturday, July 1st, 2017 NOTE: This is an SHF B Designated Show. A copy of the negative Coggins test is required with entry forms. Please send all entry forms, payments and Coggins tests to: Swift Current Ag & Ex, PO Box 146, Swift Current, SK S9H3V5 Fax: kineticpark@swiftcurrent.ca Class Description Friday, June 30 th 4:00pm Magnus Newland Arena Prize 1. Chore Team $ Gamblers Choice $ Driver 18 yrs & under $50.00 Driver Class Sponsored by: Wayne & Elain Cozart 4. Farm Chunk Team $ Light Draft $ Heavy Draft $ Purebred Mares $ Ladies Team Driving $ Ladies Class Sponsored by: Prairie Percherons 9. Feed Scurry $ Saturday, July 1st 1:30pm Magnus Newland Arena 10. Reg Yeld Mare 3 yrs & over $ Farm Chunk $ Light Draft Gelding or Grade Mare $ Heavy Draft Gelding or Mare $ Showmanship 18 yrs & under $50.00 Grand Champion Award HALTER CLASSES 15. Spring Foal male or female $ Registered year old female $ Registered 2 year old female $ Registered Broodmare female $ Yield Mare or Gelding light draft $ Yield Mare or Gelding heavy draft $ Champion (Junior) Mare foals, one year old, 2 year old $ Champion (Senior) Mare 3 years & over $ Supreme Champion Mare winner of Junior & Senior $ Supreme Champion geldings, stallions, mares $ Registered Clydesdale all Clydesdales $ Registered Class sponsored by: Sask Clyde Association 26. Special Class Sask Clydesdale Breeder Challenge qualifying event $ Special Class Sponsored by: Swift Current Ag & Ex 23

24 Class Description Prize DRIVING CLASSES 27. Open Cart $ Open Cart Class sponsored by: Pebble Ridge Percherons 28. Ladies Cart $ Ladies Cart Class sponsored by: Prairie Percherons 29. Log Dragging $ Tandem Hitch $ Log Dragging $ Unicorn Hitch $ Log Dragging $ Horse Hitch $ Horse Driving Competition $ Log Dragging $ Feed Scurry Competition (maybe) $ Log Dragging $67.00 Grand Champion Award 39. Stall Competition Gift Heavy Horse Events Sponsored in part by the following: Clancy s On The Beach Wayne & Elaine Cozart Dynamic Disposal Ltd. Fountain Tire Hart s Welding Ltd. Humpty s Family Restaurant Pebble Ridge Percherons Prairie Percherons Southern Star Truck & Excavating Millennium Land Swift Kerb Trail Excavating Ltd Whiska Creek Abattior Wotherspoon Family Young Horse Spray Foam RANCH HORSE CHALLENGE COMPETITION Magnus Newland Arena Saturday, July 1, 2017 (10:00 am) NOTE: A negative Coggins Test is required for ALL horses. A copy must be sent in with every entry form. Entry Deadline: June 19th, 2017 Please contact: Deborah , deb.pauldemars@sasktel.net or to enter. Entry fee MUST be paid at the show. 24

25 EQUINE CLINICS Clinic #1 Tuesday, June 9:00AM EQUINE FIRST AID (EQUI-HEALTH CANADA) Clinician: Heather Stuart-Panko, Regina, SK Limited to 14 participants Cost $149 per person Register by to h.stuart@sasktel.net Pay directly to: 2bmoreequineservices.com Course is both lecture and hands on. Materials provided Entry Deadline: June 15, 2017 Clinic #2 Wednesday, June 8:00AM (Magnus Arena) ENGLISH FLAT AND OVER FENCES CLINIC Clinician: Heather Stuart-Panko, Regina, SK Limited to 20 participants Cost $75 per person Stalling available $20.00 per night per stall. Forms available at Entry Deadline: June 15, 2017 Clinic #3 Thursday, June 29 8:30AM (Cutting Arena) INTRO TO WORKING COW HORSE & HORSEMANSHIP CLINIC Clinician: Roger Johnson, Asquith, SK Limited to 10 participants Cost $ each if cattle are available or $ if cattle are not available. Stalling available $20.00 per night per stall. Forms available at kineticpark@swiftcurrent.ca or phone Melissa at Entry Deadline: June 15, 2017 THE SWIFT CURRENT AGRICULTURAL AND EXHIBITION ASSOCIATION WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE FOLLOWING SPONSORS FOR THEIR FINANCIAL SUPPORT: CIBC Office Outfitter Stark & Marsh Days Inn RBC Royal Bank The Cooperators Mobile Paving Meyers Norris Penny Remax of Swift Current West Coast Amusements Robertson Implements for the use of their equipment UFA for supporter of the Magnus Newland Announcer booth 25

26 FREE FRONTIER DAYS GROUNDS ENTERTAINMENT!!! The Keepers An interactive and educational wildlife company with 4 daily shows, and all day access to animals with free photo opportunities. The Keepers is an organization committed to educating the public about the importance of wildlife conservation, responsible pet ownership, and re-releasing animals into their natural habitat. The Kids Wild West Show Sudsy s Barn Sudsy's Barn is a one of kind handwash station promoting clean hands nation-wide. Simply put, it makes washing your hands FUN! Kids Pedal Tractor Pull Kids from four to twelve are welcome to be in the show for free and compete in a fast paced, action packed, pedal tractor pull. Each tractor has been modified for heavy pulling and is attached to a weight transfer sled. As kids pedal down the path, the weight in the bucket transfers up the sled and makes it harder to pedal. 26

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