Crabbet Celebration XXI

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1 All breed classes, special demonstrations, seminars, trail ride & more! Dressage, Trail/Mounted Games, Performance & Over Fences classes are open to all breeds. Crabbet Celebration XXI Celebrating the Versatile Arabian Fair Hill Natural Resource Center Elkton, MD August 29, 30 & 31, 2014 JUDGES: Halter: Judy Kibler, CA Paul Solomon, PA Performance: Judy Kibler, CA Dressage: Lauren Annett, PA Sport Horse: Dr. Liz Arbittier, PA Trail Classes/ Mounted Games: Leah Moyer, PA ECAHS reserves the right to combine and/or split any listed class. PAHA High Points eligible show.

2 Page 2 of 24 Welcome to the Eastern Crabbet Arabian Horse Society CRABBET CELEBRATION XXI We invite you to join us for a weekend of relaxed, fun-filled horse showing and camaraderie. Come and experience that long ago feeling of what it was like to go out and show off your horse. Come and meet the beautiful Arabian horses up close and personal. There will be young ones, old ones and everything in between. If you have an Arabian, chances are good that Crabbet bloodlines are running through those veins. Fair Hill is a 5,633 acre Natural Resources Management Area, where multiple management practices are employed for the maximum use and protection of Maryland's natural resources. Bordered by Pennsylvania to the north and less than one half mile west of Delaware, Fair Hill is known for its pristine fields, woodlands and natural beauty. At one time, one of the largest private land holdings in the east, Fair Hill was formerly owned by William dupont, Jr., an avid equestrian who acquired the farmland as a means to enjoy riding as well as fox chasing. Fair Hill was purchased by the state in 1975 from Mr. dupont's estate. PROUDLY BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE ECAHS CELEBRATION XXI COMMITTEES Celebration Chair Bill Noonan, Oxford, PA Dressage Scribe Sherry Morse, Easton, PA Show Secretary Vivian Mack, Yale, VA Sponsorships Virginia Kelsall, Coatesville, PA Show Program Sari Bolnick, Coatesville, PA Barn Manager John Bobb, Columbia, VA Check-in Coordinator Jo Lamb, Philadelphia, PA Build-A-Wall Debra Prior, Petersburg, VA Celebration Treasurer Virginia Kelsall, Coatesville, PA Paddock Steward Dan Sassi, Kennett Square, PA Friendship Ride Guide Jan Williams, Avondale, PA Ring Master Marian Ullrich, Patrick Springs, VA Trail Course Design Merrie Rogers, Quarryville, PA Publicity Vivian Mack, Yale, VA Certifications Buzz Moore, Petersburg, VA Pat Bobb,Columbia, VA Ring Announcers Terry Kerr, Locust Grove, VA Richard Stoneback, Corsica, PA Honoree Committee Virginia Kelsall, Coatesville, PA Buzz Moore, Petersburg, VA Bill Noonan, Oxford, PA Dick Stoneback, Corsica, PA Pat Bobb, Columbia, VA Carolyn Hasbrook, Ames, IA Grounds Crew Ron Cohen, Oxford, PA, Mgr Bill Noonan, Oxford, PA Will Noonan, Oxford, PA Daniel Freeman, PA Paul Elliott, Avoca, IN Chinese Auction Debra Prior, Petersburg, VA Gate Keeper Ribbons Coordinator Virginia Kelsall, Coatesville, PA Jean Phillos, Bear, DE On-Call Veterinarian Unionville Equine Associates Oxford, PA Hostesses/ Hospitality Debra Prior, Petersburg, VA Sharon Noonan, Oxford, PA Scribes Betty Trump, Cochranville, PA Joan Kersh, Kennett Square, PA Shar Brady, Stafford, VA Info & Membership Joanna Garofalo, Green Bay, VA Website Abby Tymchak, Wayne, NJ Videographer / Video Archivist David Kerr, Locust Grove, VA ECAHS Booth Coordinator Jean Donhauser, Mineral, VA On-Call Farrier Steven King Over-fence Ring Design Chrystal Wood, Tyrone, PA Paddock Master Youth Activities Carrie Stewart, Dubois, PA Show Booth Susan Synden, Ephrata, PA Mary Evans, Denver, PA Caterer Wesley s Sari Bolnick, Coatesville, PA Bill Noonan, Oxford, PA Dressage Ring Joy Evans, Landenberg, PA Mgr Dressage Coor Sari Bolnick, Coatesville, PA Photographer I{mpack}t Studio, Melanie Pack, Narvon, PA

3 Special Awards and Trophies Page 3 of 24 Compete for the following awards and trophies please note that some require you enter ahead of time. SIR EDVOV AWARD: To the First Place Purebred Stallion aged 20 & over. Donated each year by JSM Arabians, Dr. & Mrs. James Miller and Buzz & CJ Ferlan to honor their stallion Sir Edvov. AL-MARAH COUNTESS ANNE TEE AWARD: To the First Place Purebred Mare aged 20 & over. Donated by Fairfield Farms, the Moore Family, to honor their foundation mare Al-Marah Countess Anne Tee. THE DR. JOHN ALDRED AWARD: To the winner of the Judged Leadline Classes, to honor Dr. John Aldred (Leadline 7 & Under, Ponied Leadline 8 & Under). Donated by Dr. Terry Aldred Kerr. THE ANNIE S ANGEL AWARD: To the High Scoring Purebred Weanling Filly. Donated by Whispering Hope Farm in Memory of WH Annie s Angel. NEEW THE KARMA ARABIANS VERSATILITY AWARD IN HONOR OF KM ARISTOSON+// : Open to purebred, Half Arab, or Anglo-Arab. Horse must be signed up for this award before noon on Saturday. Includes eight (8) divisions: Hunter, Western, Working Hunter, Dressage, Driving, Sport Horse In-Hand & Halter, Sport Horse Under Saddle, Trail In-Hand & Under Saddle. The competitor with the highest total points from 5 of the 8 divisions wins. More than one handler/rider can participate with the same horse. The AHA points system will be used--one point for entering the ring and one point for each horse that you place above: i.e. if there are 12 horses in the class and your horse places 2 nd, the horse would get 11 points for that class; one (1) point for entering the ring and ten (10) points for placing higher than 10 horses. Sport Horse In-Hand and Halter, points from the higher placed class will be used. Friday there will be a one to two hour Friendship Trail Ride. The horse will receive an additional point for participating. Enter no later than Noon, Saturday, August 30, Donated by Dr. Karlan Downing and Ray Lemaster. THE AL-MARAH CUP: To the High Scoring Purebred Arabian in the individual Breeding Classes, bred by the current owner. Donated by Al-Marah Arabians, Mark Miller. NOT TOO EXTREME COWBOY RACE: To the winner of the class. Perpetual trophy given by Dr. Terry Aldred Kerr. NEEW NEEW THE KARMA ARABIANS AGED GELDING AWARD: To the First Place Purebred Gelding aged 20 & over. Donated by Dr. Karlan Downing and Ray Lemaster. ECAHS' MOST CLASSIC ARABIAN AWARD: To the winner of the class "Most Classic Arabian." Donated by Dr. Karlan Downing and Ray Lemaster in honor of PHP AZAAD++. Show Committee members: Shawn Bigley Virginia Kelsall Sharon Noonan Sari Bolnick Vivian Mack Chrystal Wood Barbara Cohen Bill Noonan ECAHS Officers: President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Buzz Moore Bill Noonan Debra Prior Joanna Garofalo

4 Page 4 of 24 Please join us in honoring the following: LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD FOR 2014 ANNETTE WEBER PHARA FARM WALLACE, CA If you would like to contribute to Annette s Memory Book, please send your letters, pictures and other contributions to: Gaye Meyers Sunh-Kyst Arabians PO Box 59 Lowell, VT sunhkystarabians@yahoo.com HALL OF FAME AWARD HONOREES FOR 2014 Edna & James Draper Jedel Arabians, CA The Philip K. Wrigley Family CA BENEFACTOR OF THE BREED HONOREE FOR 2014 Walter Chapman TX HORSE OF THE YEAR FOR 2014 MOORE AWARD FOR 2013 Finale AA Gelding, Grey, 2009 (Gai Madrigal X Maid of Orleans) 71.24% Crabbet Owned by Amanda Compton Middletown, VA Mike & Gaye Whitaker Pulaski, VA

5 Judges Page 5 of 24 LAUREN ANNETT~Lauren is a USDF Silver Medalist and L Graduate with Distinction. She has competed through PSG in Open & Arabian shows. Lauren also works in Antibody Reagent Manufacturing. Please visit for more information about the family boarding & training operation. Lauren would like to thank everyone attending & wishes each Good Luck! DR. LIZ ARBITTIER, VMD, CVA is currently working with Penn Vet s New Bolton Center Equine Field Service team, which provides routine & emergency health care for equine. She is also certified in veterinary acupuncture from the CHI Institute in Florida. Dr. Arbittier is skilled in all facets of general equine practice but her focus has been on sports medicine. She especially enjoys keeping the aging sport horse sound & happy. She has worked on Olympic/International show jumpers, show hunters, event horses, pleasure horses & upper-level western performance horses. She has competed in show jumping & has owned several horses. She grew up riding hunters & breaking babies, rode IHSA in college & got her start in show jumping before vet school. JUDY KIBLER~Judy has been associated with horses since 1960 training, breeding, teaching & marketing. She has been a Licensed Judge since 1971 holding licenses with USEF in multiple divisions. Her judging assignments have included multiple International & National Championship Shows, Canadian Nationals, Youth Nationals & many regional shows. She sits on the board of the Arabian Reining Horse Association as Vice-President. Along with her late husband Chuck, they spent 10 years managing the historic El Rancho Escondido Ranch on Catalina Island then back to Arizona where Judy is back at Al-Marah Arabians in Tucson helping to finalize the last year of operation of the farm. Judy is pleased to be able to judge this show judging is her true passion in her involvement with the Arabian horse. LEAH MOYER~Leah Moyer has over 20 years of experience with horses. She purchased her first Crabbet/Egyptian Arabian horse at the age of 14. Fifteen years after breaking this two year old chestnut mare, together they have earned a National Champion, three Reserve National Champions, numerous Regional Champions & her Legion of Excellence. Leah has also earned numerous National Top Tens, Regional Champions & Legion of Supreme Honor & Merit with the offspring of this amazing Arabian mare. Leah earned her Bachelor s Degree in Accounting at Kutztown University, where she was the Treasurer & Captain of the nationally ranked Equestrian Team. As a member of the Kutztown Equestrian Team, she competed to the National Level in Hunt Seat Equitation, Stock Seat Equitation & Reining. Leah has competed in Halter, Hunter Pleasure, Western Pleasure & Trail. She aims to bring quality to the Sport Horse arena, currently showing her horses in Hunter/Jumpers, Dressage & Eventing. Leah has dedicated her life to her Arabian horses & strives to continuously learn from & with them. PAUL J. SOLOMON~Mr. Solomon has a BS degree from Penn State University in Agriculture with a number of courses in animal husbandry. He assisted his parents in the management of Rock Creek Arabians in Gettysburg, PA beginning in 1957 & managed Whitmore Arabians in Salt Lake City, UT

6 Page 6 of 24 in the 1960s, the largest Arabian farm in the inter-mountain west. Mr. Solomon also successfully showed Arabians over the entire western states including CA. In more recent years, he owned/managed Woodbridge Arabians & was associated with Jimmy Dean in standing Gainey-bred Arabians at his farm including Gai Apache & Gai Torero. He has judged a number of Arabian shows over the years & at 77 years young, Mr. Solomon still retains an interest in the Arabian horse. Saturday Clinics/Demonstrations/Speakers Sport Horse Demonstration-Liz Arbittier Driving demonstration by Amanda Compton from Middletown, VA and Finale AA +, ECAHS Horse of the Year 2014 Dressage Demonstration-Chrystal Wood and Lauren Annett (Dressage class ribbons will be awarded) Jumping Demonstration-Chrystal Wood and Haley Lyn Korejwo Evening program will honor Annette Weber of Phara Farm from Wallace, CA with the ECAHS 2014 Lifetime Achievement Award. Sunday Salute to Bazy Tankersley After Class 87P there will be a presentation of Al-Marah-related horses. Please contact Buzz Moore ( ) if you have an Al-Marah-related horse that you would like to present. Horses in this presentation do not have to be entered in CCXXI. The Sunday evening program will be in honor and in memory of Mrs. Tankersley who was one our greatest patrons and a legend in the Arabian horse industry. Arabians, and specifically high percent Crabbet Arabians, were the centerpiece of Mrs. Tankersley s life. Anyone having fond memories of Mrs. T or Al-Marah is encouraged to participate. She had a tremendous impact on many people associated with ECAHS and a global impact with her program. Please join us in our Salute!

7 Page 7 of 24 John W. (Jack) Sims YOUTH CHALLENGE We are excited and pleased that we are entering our seventh year with eight entries in our Youth Challenge Program. The Youth Challenge is intended to be an ongoing program that will encourage youth ages 12 and under (Juniors) and ages 13 through 19 (Seniors) to participate in a project that includes Crabbet Arabian horses, along with the support and guidance of an ECAHS mentor. The Youth Challenge was created in memory of John W. (Jack) Sims. Jack was an active member of ECAHS and a strong supporter of educating, training and encouraging youth participation. The Committee has been excited and pleased with past participation and is hoping 2014 will be a great year. Keep an eye on the show ring for some of our past and present Youth Challenge participants. Encourage the young people in their efforts with horses and talk to them about their ambitions and goals. Let them know we are interested in helping them achieve their dreams. You can support the Youth Challenge by purchasing a Youth Challenge T-shirt or by purchasing a 50/50 Raffle ticket. Please encourage your youth to enter. Details of the Youth Challenge requirements and a timeline may be found at: Note: Saturday is Jack Sims Youth Challenge T-Shirt Day. Please wear your Jack Sims T-Shirts on that day as a show of support. (Shirts may be purchased at the event, if you don t already have yours.) Also, you may further honor Jack by Sponsoring a Class in his memory, or in honor of the Jack Sims Youth Challenge (see Sponsorship & Patron Package form at the end of this document) Youth Challenge Participants Emilie Brady, PA Tyler Croak, VA Tyler Croak, VA Tyler Croak, VA Anna Malone, PA Cody Lee Chamberlain, VA Nick Traylor, NC Anna Smith, PA Elizabeth Croak, VA Anna Williams, VA Tyler Croak, VA Jordan McDowall, VA Kelly Seay, VA Anna Williams, VA

8 Page 8 of 24 THE EASTERN CRABBET ARABIAN HORSE SOCIETY CERTIFICATION INFORMATION In order to show horses in the ECAHS specified classes, they must be certified to be at least 25 percent Crabbet/Blunt breeding. This is accomplished by pedigree research by the ECAHS Certification Committee and the percentage will be provided to two decimal points rounded to two decimal places (for example percent). Many horses that are not thought of as being Crabbet have the qualifying amount, so check carefully. To have a horse certified by the Eastern Crabbet Arabian Horse Society, send a copy of the front and back of the AHRA, IAHA or AHA registration certificate and/or a pedigree if it is not contained on the back of the registration certificate. If sending a pedigree, please include the foaling date, color, sex and REGISTRATION NUMBER. Mail the information and check made payable to ECAHS to: PAT BOBB, CERTIFICATION COMMITTEE 86 WHITE ROAD COLUMBIA, VA The cost of certification is $5 per horse for members of ECAHS, and $10 per horse for non-members. The fee supports the printing and postage of the ECAHS certificate, which is suitable for framing. The ECAHS certificate indicates the percentage of Crabbet blood in the horse and this will entitle you to participate in ECAHS events providing your horse is at least 25 percent Crabbet/Blunt breeding. If your horse does not qualify for certification, that is, if it fails to meet the 25 percent requirement, your fee will be refunded. Certification deadline for Crabbet Celebration XXI will be August 15, Special incentive! Any non-ecahs member who certifies two or more horses prior to the August 15, 2014 entry deadline, will receive a one-year associate membership in ECAHS.

9 Stall Fees Stall Deposit Fee Show From Trailer FEE SCHEDULE $65 for the weekend $35 per day (please specify which day) Page 9 of 24 Stalls are not guaranteed to be available unless reserved on the entry form and postmarked no later than 8/15/14. $10 per stall separate check. If stall is clean at time of check out, check will be returned. $10 per horse per day Post Entry Fee $10 per horse if Entry Form postmarked after August 15, 2014 Bedding One bale of straw will be provided. If additional bales are desired, please indicate on entry form. $8/bale Classes Entry Fees $10 per class or $50 for 5 or more classes per horse (No entry fee for family groups) Dressage Class Fees Stallion Presentations Friendship Trail Ride General Sponsorships $15 Class Sponsorships $15 per class or $25 for two classes Build-A-Wall Bricks Returned checks minimum fee $35 INDOOR Farm Booth 10 x 10 INDOOR/OUTDOOR Vendor Booth 10 x 20 INDOOR/OUTDOOR Vendor Booth 10 x10 MAX IMPACT BOOTH SPACE SUPER VENDOR BOOTH SPACE GOLD PATRON SILVER PATRON GOLF CARTS CAMPER SPACES $25 per test $50 limited to 6 Stallions Stallions to be presented once each day Saturday & Sunday. Aged stallions (20+) will be free. $5 to benefit the John W. (Jack) Sims Youth Challenge $5 per brick or $20 for five bricks $50 per Booth $150 per Booth $80 per Booth $325 plus optional product donation Up to 10 x 20 Booth Space, Full Page Ad in Show Program, 1 Class Sponsorship, 3 x 6 Ring Banner, Optional Product Donation to Chinese Auction $270 Plus optional product donation 10 x 10 Booth Space, Full Page Ad in Show Program, 1 Class Sponsorship, 3 x 6 Ring Banner, Optional Product Donation to Chinese Auction $230 Includes 3 X 6 Ring Banner with Name, Farm/Business Name & Location, Two meal packages, One class sponsorship and a Show Program listing $110 Includes 3 X 6 Ring Banner with Name, Farm/Business Name & Location, One class sponsorship and a Show Program listing Contact Easy Lift Golf Carts of Delaware at to arrange directly, no later than August 15, Bill Noonan could possibly pick it up for you if he is notified in advance ( ). Equestrian Camp Pads $35 per night; 10 available first-come/first-serve, with electric & RV hookups (no water). Each camp pad has a picnic table & fire ring. Field Camping $20 per night (no electricity, no water) Camper sites are not guaranteed to be available unless reserved on the entry form and postmarked no later than 8/15/14.

10 INFORMATION Page 10 of 24 RESPONSIBILITY: The Eastern Crabbet Arabian Horse Society, its Clinicians and Presenters, or the Fair Hill Natural Resource Center will not be responsible for any loss, theft, damage, or injury to horses exhibited, or for any article that may be lost or destroyed. Each exhibitor will be responsible for any injury that happens to any person whomsoever, by any horse owned or exhibited by him, and shall indemnify and hold harmless ECAHS against all claims and damages of any kind or nature that may grow out of negligence of the person in charge of such horse. All horses will be exhibited in this show entirely at the owner s risk. All persons attending and showing must sign the enclosed waiver. DISPUTE NOT COVERED BY RULES: Should any questions or dispute arise not provided for in the governing rules, the same shall be referred to the ECAHS Board of Directors, whose decision will be final. DISQUALIFICATION: All horses altered or doctored in any way, artificially, improperly or unfairly prepared or tampered with before coming into the show arena will be disqualified. If it is ascertained that any exhibitor has made or caused to be made any false statement in regard to any animal or article exhibited, or if any exhibitor shall attempt to interfere with the judge in the performance of his/her duties, he/she shall be excluded from competing or exhibiting. Violators will be barred from further participation for the remainder of the show and forfeit all entries and awards. REGISTRATION PAPERS: A copy of the current Negative Coggins is required for all horses entered. For halter and sport horse in hand classes a complete copy of the registration papers from the Arabian Horse Registry of America, the International Arabian Horse Association, or the Arabian Horse Association (including pedigree if older format) must accompany each entry. No Arabian will be accepted without proper papers. Also, each entry in these classes must be certified through the Eastern Crabbet Arabian Horse Society and a copy of the certification enclosed with the entry. All certifications must be completed by August 15, Contact Pat Bobb (see Page 8) for more information on certification at or FAX , or pbobb@aol.com. PETS: PETS ARE NOT ALLOWED in the buildings unless they are service animals. Pets are allowed on the grounds, and must be well behaved and leashed at all times. ARRIVAL/DEPARTURE DATE: You may arrive any time after 10 AM on Friday, August 29, 2014, but stalls may not be available until 3 PM. Stalls must be vacated by 3 PM, Monday, September 1, There will be time on Friday evening for practice in the arena. Schooling time available until 7:00 AM Saturday and Sunday. STABLING & BEDDING: STRAW IS THE ONLY BEDDING ALLOWED AT FAIR HILL! Stalls are $65 for the entire weekend, plus a $10 stall cleaning deposit is required. Stalls are not guaranteed to be available unless reserved on the entry form and postmarked no later than August 15, Fair Hill requires all stalls to be stripped after use. If ECAHS has to arrange for your stall to be cleaned your $10 deposit check will be cashed. Stalls will be assigned in the order that entries are received. Exhibitors wishing to be stabled together must send entries in together and EARLY. It is understood that the stall becomes the responsibility of said exhibitor for any and all damages. Showing out of a trailer is permitted in the specified area. Initial bedding will be provided and additional bedding purchases can be arranged in advance at a price of $8 per bale. HELMETS: ECAHS strongly suggests that safety helmets be used on any child while riding. In any class that a child or adult is riding, they may wear a protective helmet in place of any other head attire. Helmets are required in lead line and ponied lead line classes. Helmets are also required for any mounted games or over fence classes. AGE OF HORSE & RIDER: The age of a horse shall be reckoned as beginning on the first day of January in the year in which it was foaled. The age of the exhibitor shall be determined by the age on January 1, and that age shall hold for the entire show year.

11 Page 11 of 24 TWO-MINUTE GATE RULE & TACK CHANGES: In classes in which horses compete collectively, the in-gate will be closed two minutes after the first horse enters the ring. If you have a tack change, you MUST notify the PADDOCK STEWARD before the preceding class so that the announcer and gate keeper know what to expect. All tack changes must be made in the Paddock Area. The gate will be opened to let the other riders in to ride without being judged while the tack change is going on. The Maximum Tack Hold will be 5 minutes. You are responsible for being at the gate on time. VETERINARY SERVICES: A veterinarian will be on call. If you are in need of their services, please contact the Show Secretary. EMERGENCIES: In case of an emergency, the Fair Hill Ranger Station s phone number is The Celebration persons contact numbers will be Bill Noonan, or and Buzz Moore, CAMPER HOOKUPS: There are 10 camper sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis that include electrical and RV hookups (no water) as well as picnic tables and fire rings. The cost is $35 per night. Or Field Camping at $20 per night (unlimited spaces). Please make sure you check the appropriate line on the Entry Form and include the fee. Sites are not guaranteed to be available unless reserved on the entry form postmarked no later than August 15, VENDOR FEES: Call Vivian Mack for detailed information or vmack53@wildblue.net CHINESE AUCTION: Please visit and participate in the Chinese Auction. Proceeds benefit the Lifetime Achievement Award Fund. You do not need to be present to win but it is highly recommended. As always, we have many valuable and interesting items. If you have items you would like to contribute to the auction, please bring them with you and drop them off in the Edward Walls Building or contact Debra Prior, , or mail to: Vaughan Road, Petersburg, VA Drawings for the Chinese Auction will be Sunday evening. Please pick up items by the end of the Celebration, Monday Noon. ECAHS prefers not to mail items, so if you cannot be present, have a designated friend to pick up your winnings for you. ECAHS BOARD MEMBERS, OFFICERS, & KEY VOLUNTEERS will be identified by their Badges. Feel free to ask these people for help or to answer any questions. FRIDAY EVENING BARN PARTY: The Barn Party will take place Friday evening in the Walls Building. ECAHS will be providing the main course and drinks, along with the necessary plates, cups & utensils. Contributions of side dishes and desserts would be appreciated. LODGING: Make your reservations as soon as possible. Rooms are limited. Comfort Inn ~$85.99 plus tax~group account ECAHS # Motel Six ~$49.99~$55.99~$58.99~$61.99 plus tax (1 to 4 people) ECAHS # Note: Motel Six has blocked 20 rooms and Comfort Inn has blocked 10 rooms. VOLUNTEERS WANTED: Volunteers are always needed and welcome! If you are interested in volunteering, please come to the Secretary s Booth and we will be glad to keep you busy.

12 Page 12 of 24 MEALS: We will have a vendor on-site for breakfast and lunch each day. Dinners will be catered and will be held in the Edward Walls building. Complete the number of meals needed on the Entry Form and include the cost in your check. Saturday Sunday Dinner $25/person Dinner $25/person Children 10 & under $15/child Children 10 & under $15/child Saturday Menu Chicken Cordon Blue Brisket of Beef Stuffed Shells Red skinned potatoes Roast mixed veggies Salad/Rolls/Butter Dessert Drinks Sunday Menu Burgers and Dogs Chicken Breasts Baked Ziti Scalloped Potatoes Fruit Salad Rolls/Butter Dessert Drinks Directions to Fair Hill-Elkton, MD From the South: Take I 95 North to exit 100 (RT 272), turn left off the ramp towards Rising Sun. Continue to the traffic signal (Calvert) and turn right (east) on 273. Go approximately 6 miles, Fair Hill is on the right. From the Northeast: (New Jersey Turnpike or I 95 South). After crossing the DE Memorial Bridge, take the first MD exit, it is marked 279 Elkton (south). (DO NOT TAKE 279 NEWARK). Follow 279 and turn right on MD RT 213. Continue to the traffic signal at MD 273 and turn right. Fair Hill is on the right. From the North: Take the PA turnpike (I 76) to RT 202 South, follow 202 to RT 1 South and turn right (south). Continue on RT 1 to the exit for R 10 (south) in Oxford. In Oxford turn right (south) on RT 472. RT 472 becomes RT 213 in MD. Continue to the stop light at MD 273 and turn right. Fair Hill is on the right. From the West: Take I 70, or I 83 to I 695 to I 95 North to exit 100 (RT 272), turn left off the ramp towards Rising Sun. Continue to the stop light (Calvert) and turn right (east) on 273. Go approximately 6 miles, Fair Hill is on the right. Most trucks and horse trailers find it easiest to enter Fair Hill using entry #2, which is just to the side of the grandstand.

13 GENERAL RULES FOR THE CRABBET CELEBRATION Page 13 of 24 ABUSE: Abuse, in any shape or form, to horses or any animal or person on the show grounds will not be tolerated. If an incident of abuse is observed, it should be brought to the attention of a member of the SHOW COMMITTEE identified by their name badges. The incident will be promptly investigated and disciplinary action taken if warranted. Disciplinary action may include, but is not limited to, forfeiture of all fees and expulsion from the premises and suspension from ECAHS membership. ELIGIBILITY: Dressage, performance and trail and mounted games are open to all breeds, along with a non-arabian open sport horse in hand. The only part of the Crabbet Celebration that is strictly limited to Arabians with 25% or greater Crabbet bloodlines is the in-hand halter. If your horse has Arabian bloodlines, you are encouraged to have its pedigree researched to certify its percentage of Crabbet blood (to certify please see Page 8). The Crabbet Stud exported Arabians worldwide, and many American-owned Arabians meet the 25% criteria. Our regular in-hand classes are judged using a point system. Two sets of awards are presented: 1) first through sixth, and 2) gold, silver and bronze medals based on points. It is possible to have three or four medals of a particular color given out in each class. In addition, there is the Al- Marah Cup trophy for the highest scoring purebred Arabian in the individual breeding classes, bred by the current owner. BREED CONFORMATION RULES: The NO WHIP rule is encouraged. Horses shall be shown with natural neck and head positions. Exhibitors are encouraged to show their horses unclipped and natural in all classes. Horses are to be shown in hand at a walk and trot. Horses are to enter at a walk. Halter horses are not to be stretched. A horse is considered not to be stretched if all four feet are flat on the ground and at least one front and one rear cannon bone are perpendicular to the ground. A horse must be handled and shown throughout the entire class by the same person except in the case of illness or injury to the handler. MAKEUP, excessive GREASE, BALDING of the face or eyelids, etc., are grounds for disqualification. Horses are to be on a loose lead and allowed to MOVE OUT and SHOW OFF. JUDGING: A. Crabbet Celebrations are unrated events with most judging following USEF guidelines. Decisions of the ECAHS Board of Directors will be final. For exceptions to USEF see B, C, D, F & G. B. Trail In-Hand: To be led through/over obstacles such as gates/ bridges, backed, led over ground poles; blanket rubbed; put on raincoat, etc. Judges may ask exhibitor to pickup hooves. Dams can be held to the side of the course. C. Breed conformation classes use the European system of scoring. Horses will be judged individually against the standard and not against each other. Medals will be given out according to scoring. (Gold, Silver, Bronze). Horses will also be rated One to Six and ribbons awarded. D. USEF rules regarding rider/handler attire will not be enforced. But appropriate attire is highly encouraged. E. Lead-line Classes will be judged by Dr. Aldred s rules. (See Class Specifications). F. Classes may be split or combined if entries warrant. STALLION PRESENTATIONS: Limited to 6 stallions. For a fee of $50, stallions may be presented in hand, under saddle or in harness (no Liberty allowed due to height of fence). Stallions may be presented once each day, Saturday & Sunday. It is suggested that you supply commentary to be read by the Show Announcer or a person of your choice. You may also supply your own music (must be furnished on CD) to be played through the announcer s microphone. You will be allowed at least 3 minutes and a maximum of 10 minutes in the arena. In honor of the aged stallions that have contributed so much to our beloved breed and also to display close examples of the bloodlines we breed, stallions 20 and over will not be charged a presentation fee.

14 Page 14 of 24 FRIENDSHIP TRAIL RIDES: For those who would like to see more of the beautiful Fair Hill countryside, ECAHS will be offering a guided trail ride on Friday afternoon. Tentative ride time will be 5 pm and will last approximately one to two hours. Horses participating in The Karma Arabians Most Versatile Arabian Award will receive one (1) point for the trail ride. A cost of $5 per horse will go to benefit the John W. (Jack) Sims Youth Challenge. ENTRIES, PRE AND POST: Entries close AUGUST 15, All entries must be postmarked by that date or a post-entry fee of $10 per horse will be assessed. While post-entries will be accepted at the show, we would appreciate any pre-entries you can make. This will assist us in assigning stalls, classes, etc. Even if your horse is post-entered, if you want to show in halter the horse must have been ECAHS certified prior to the show and a copy of the certification presented when making the post-entry. The deadline for certification is AUGUST 15, Post-entries must be accompanied by a signed check or paid by cash at the time of entry. Classes may be added at the show, and a signed check or cash must accompany any ADD-ON classes. Entry fees will be forfeited when horses are entered but are not shown unless you have a written statement from a licensed veterinarian that the horse is unsound or due to injury of horse or rider at the Celebration. ANY UNPAID fees from PREVIOUS Celebrations will be collected prior to crediting payment for CCXXI fees. Please enclose the following with your entries: Copy of Current Negative Coggins per horse (dated within 12 months of show) Copy of Registration Papers per horse (including pedigree) Copy of ECAHS Certification Papers per horse for horses entered in halter or Sport Horse in Hand classes SENIOR HORSES: Are those individuals 20 years and older. COGGINS & HEALTH CERTIFICATES: Horses will not be permitted on the grounds without a current negative Coggins within the last 12 months, except for weanling colts, geldings & fillies less than six (6) months old, which are still at their dam s side, so long as the accompanying dam has the required Negative Coggins. Weaned colts, fillies and geldings, less than six (6) months old, must have Negative Coggins. Out-of-State horses are encouraged to have an interstate shipping Health Certificate. ALCOHOL: As per Maryland State Law the consumption, or possession of an open container of an alcoholic beverage is prohibited in all State Park areas, including campgrounds. No alcohol will be served at the Celebration. SCHEDULING: Ring A has priority, classes will not be delayed. Ring B and the Foxcatcher Ring will accommodate conflicts. REFUNDS: No refunds will be made at Celebration XXI. All refunds will be mailed out 3 4 weeks after the conclusion of Celebration XXI.

15 CLASS SPECIFICATIONS Page 15 of 24 NOTES: Helmets-ECAHS strongly suggests that safety helmets be used on any child while riding. In any class that a child or adult is riding, they may wear a protective helmet in place of any other head attire. Helmets are required in lead-line, ponied lead-line, mounted games or over fences classes. Open Card-SHIH will be scheduled, however, anyone having a conflict will be allowed to participate at an appropriate time. BEGINNER RIDER CLASSES: Open to riders of any age in their first year of showing who have never before this year shown in any class requiring entries to ride collectively. Riders to enter the ring in a counterclockwise direction at the walk. To be shown at the walk and trot/jog only. To be judged on the rider s position and control of the horse. COSTUME (NATIVE & OTHER THEMED): Exactly as it sounds. Be creative! To be ridden or led at the walk. Judged on creativity and audience response. CROSS RAILS DIVISION: Open to horses or ponies of any experience. Judged on manners, performance & soundness. Trot or canter. DRESSAGE CLASSES: Times will be assigned each entry and will be available from the secretary the Wednesday before the show (August 27, 2014). The class schedule will be posted outside the Secretary s booth. Riders will specify on the entry form which test they would like to ride. Ride times will be assigned. At their assigned time, the rider will enter the ring and ride the test just as he/she would at a rated show. Callers will be allowed. EQUITATION CLASSES: Riders to enter the ring in a counterclockwise direction at the walk. To be shown at the walk, trot/jog and canter/lope. Judge may request a hand gallop. Riders to be judged on hands, seat, legs and control of their mount. FLAG RACE: Object of this event is to take the flag in the first barrel, go around the second barrel and put the flag back in the first. This is a timed event that ends when crossing the start/finish line and fastest time wins. A five (5) second penalty will result for a dropped flag. Disqualification will result from: crossing the finish line before putting the flag in the barrel, intentionally hitting the horse with the flag, not going around the second barrel, or knocking over a barrel. GO AS YOU PLEASE: To be shown at a walk and one other gait in both directions in the ring. HUNTER HACK: Judged on the flat and two fences. Exhibitors must perform a walk, trot & canter both directions of the arena. Horses will be required to hand gallop one direction of the arena. HUNTER/WESTERN PLEASURE CLASSES/ENGLISH PLEASURE CLASSES: Riders to enter the ring in a counterclockwise direction at the walk. To be shown at the walk, trot/jog and canter/lope. Judge may

16 Page 16 of 24 request hand gallop. Horses to be judged on manners, performance, suitability, presence and apparent ability to give a good pleasure ride. IN-HAND CLASSES: Horses to enter at a relaxed walk in a counterclockwise direction. Each horse must clear the gate before striking the trot. The horse shall trot until reaching the judging area. JACK BENNY FUN CLASS: Rider MUST be at least 39 years old. Tack to be English or Western. To enter the ring in a counter clockwise direction at the walk. To be shown both directions of the ring at a walk and jog/trot only. JUNIOR-TO-RIDE: Those age thirteen (13) to nineteen (19) years old. LEAD-LINE/PONIED LEAD-LINE CLASSES-Dr. Aldred s Rules: Safety helmet required. Lead-line classes are open to children 7 and under. To be led in the class by an Adult or Older child. To be shown at a Walk both ways of the ring. In the line-up, the leader shall be asked to drop the lead to the ground and step back to demonstrate proper manners of the lead line mount. Judge may ask simple questions of the exhibitors. Tack shall be standard English or Western and suitable size for the child and mount. Equitation to count 50%; Suitability and Manners of mount to count 50%. Trophy and six ribbons are awarded. Participation prizes (e.g., grooming equipment brush, curry, mane comb, hoof pick) to be awarded to all exhibitors. PONIED LEAD-LINE: Children 8 and under will use the same rules as above. To be led by an accompanying Adult or Older child on a second horse both ways of the ring. To be judged on Equitation, control of mount and suitability. Tack to be standard (as above). Exhibitors may be asked either questions or to demonstrate simple skills. NOT TOO EXTREME COWBOY: To be run over a modified trail course. Judged on time only. OPEN WALK CLASS: To be shown at a walk only both ways of the arena. Open to any horse or rider who has not competed at a trot or canter. To be judged on the rider s position and control of the horse, 50% to be judged on the rider and 50% judged on the horse. OVER THE HILL LEAD-LINE: Combined ages of the horse, rider and handler must equal at least 75 and the rider must be older than the horse and leader combined. To enter the ring in a counter clockwise direction at the walk. To be shown both directions of the ring at a walk only. Judges may request riders to individually back their horses at the lineup. PEEWEE: Those twelve (12) years old and younger. PLEASURE DRIVING: Enter the ring in a counterclockwise direction at the trot. To be shown at a walk, normal trot and strong trot. SPEED KEYHOLE: A large keyhole shape is marked in the area with ground poles. The start and finish line is at the end of the ring opposite the keyhole. Horse and rider run across the start line down the lane, turn around in the circle and run back. If your horse steps outside of the keyhole, you will be disqualified. Fastest time wins.

17 Page 17 of 24 SPORT HORSE CLASSES: The class schedule will be posted outside the Secretary s booth. Anyone having a conflict will be allowed to participate at an appropriate time. Horses to be shown individually on the TRIANGLE. Each entry will approach the judging area one at a time, walk to the apex of the triangle and stand for conformation judging and at the judge s request to proceed on the triangle. The handler will lead the horse on the perimeter of the triangle at the walk and trot, returning to the apex to stand for additional conformation judging or to repeat any movement at the judge s request. The horse is to be shown in an open position for conformation judging, i.e. with all four legs of the horse visible to the judge when standing on either side of the horse with the horse s neck in a natural position and the handler standing away from the horse with a loose lead. A whip may be used to guide the horse. Excessive use of the whip or actions that may disturb other entries shall be severely penalized. Bridles are optional on two year olds and mandatory on horses three years old and older. The bridle shall be dressage or hunter type with a snaffle bit, with or without cheeks, keepers allowed, reins and headstall with throatlatch. Noseband is optional. A split or single chain may be used with/or instead of reins. Horses under the age of two must be shown in plain leather stable halters. SPORT HORSE UNDER SADDLE: To be judged on proper movement, conformation and manners, based upon the horse s suitability to be a sport horse. Gaits are to be evaluated in terms of purity, quality and correctness. Correct gaits are more important than those that are merely superficially flashy. To enter the ring counter clockwise at a walk. Horses shall be judged at the medium walk, working trot and working canter in both directions. Free walk may also be required by the judge. THERAPEUTIC LEAD-LINE: The rider requires impairment that would interfere with riding independently in a group. Side-walkers may assist. The side-walkers can have physical contact with the rider for safety purposes only. The assistants can give verbal and physical cues to the rider to help them understand the task and safety. TRAIL CLASSES: Trail courses will be posted at the secretary s booth as soon as possible before the classes. Trail in hand will be judged on performance with an emphasis on manners. VERTICALS DIVISION: Open to horses or ponies of any experience. Judged on manners, performance & soundness. WALK/TROT CLASSES: To enter the ring in a counter clockwise direction at the walk. To be shown both directions of the ring at a walk and jog/trot only. Judge may request riders to individually back their horses at the lineup. W/T BARRELS & POLE BENDING: Horse must remain at a walk or jog during the entire pattern. If the horse breaks into a lope or canter, rider has 3 strides to bring horse back to walk or jog, or a five (5) second time penalty will added to the ending time. A 5 second time penalty will be added to a rider s ending time if a barrel or pole is knocked over. WESTERN PATTERN: To include a basic pattern to see all gaits, a few transitions, a halt and a back. Pattern to be posted Sunday morning at the secretary s booth and ringside.

18 CLASS SCHEDULE *Please Note: Any changes to classes will be posted on white boards at the show office and at ringside. All times listed are Eastern Daylight Savings Time Lunch Breaks will be announced Page 18 of 24 SATURDAY August 30, AM OPENING CEREMONY WELCOME, INTRODUCTIONS & DEDICATION 8:30 AM Ring A Breeding Classes 8:30 AM Ring B SHIH Classes 8:30 AM Foxcatcher Ring (Lower Ring) Dressage Classes 1 H PB Colts 2 & Under 20 H PB SHIH Colts 2 & Under 88 D Beginner Horse/Rider Intro Test A 2 H PB Colts & Stallions 3 to 9 21 H PB SHIH Colts & Stallions 3 to 9 89 D Beginner Horse/Rider Intro Test B 3 H PB Stallions 10 to H PB SHIH Stallions 10 to D Beginner Horse/Rider Training Test 1 4 H Trophy PB Stallions H PB SHIH Stallions D Beginner Horse/Rider Training Test 2 5 H PB Geldings 2 & Under 24 H PB SHIH Geldings 2 & Under 92 D Beginner Horse/Rider Leadline Walk 6 H PB Geldings 3 to 9 25 H PB SHIH Geldings 3 to 9 93 D Beginner Horse/Rider Leadline Trot 7 H PB Geldings 10 to H PB SHIH Geldings 10 to D Open Intro Test A 8 H Trophy PB Geldings H PB SHIH Geldings D Open Intro Test B 9 H PB Fillies 2 & Under 28 H PB SHIH Fillies 2 & Under 96 D Open Training 1 10 H PB Fillies & Mares 3 to 9 29 H PB SHIH Fillies & Mares 3 to 9 97 D Open Training 2 11 H PB Mares 10 to H PB SHIH Mares 10 to D Open Training 3 12 H Trophy PB Mares H PB SHIH Mares D Open First 1 12A H Trophy Most Classic Arabian 32 H HA/AA SHIH Colts & Stallions All Ages 100 D Open First 2 13 H Get of Sire 33 H HA/AA SHIH Geldings All Ages 101 D Open First 3 14 H Produce of Dam 34 H HA/AA SHIH Mares All Ages 102 D Open Second Level & Above Test of Choice (Must state on Entry) 15 H HA/AA Colts & Stallions All Ages 16 H HA/AA Geldings All Ages 36 H Open SHIH (Non-Arabians-All other breeds) 17 H HA/AA Fillies & Mares All Ages 18 H Open All Ages 19 H Open JTH 35 H PB/HA/AA SHIH JTH 103 D Open Third Level & Above Test of Choice (Must state on Entry) 37 H Open SHIH JTH (Non-Arabians-All other breeds) 104 D Western Dressage Stallion Presentations Horse of the Year Presentation Ring A at 2 pm Amanda Compton & Finale AA + Driving Demo/Clinic 38 P Pleasure Driving PB/HA/AA 5:00 Social Hour 6:00 Dinner Evening Program: Presentation of Awards to Honorees John W. (Jack) Sims Youth Challenge Awards

19 *Please Note: Any changes to classes will be posted on white boards at the show office and at ringside. All times listed are Eastern Daylight Savings Time Lunch Breaks will be announced SUNDAY, August 31, 2014 STALLION PRESENTATIONS 8 AM Opening Ceremony Page 19 of 24 8:30 AM RING A Performance Classes 8:30 AM Foxcatcher Ring (Lower Ring) 39 P Trophy Lead-line (7 & under) Dr. Aldred s Rules 66 P Over 4 Cross Rails 40 P Trophy Ponied Lead-line (8 & under) Dr. Aldred s Rules 67 P Over 8 Cross Rails 41 P Lead-line (therapeutic) All Ages 68 P W/T Under Saddle Cross Rails Division 42 P Open Walk Class (All Ages) 69 P W/T/C Under Saddle 43 P Open Walk/Trot/Jog (All Ages) 44 P PeeWee Beginner Rider (W/T/J) Vertical Division 45 P Junior Beginner Rider (W/T/J) 70 P Over 4 Verticals 2 46 P Adult Beginner Rider (W/T/J) 71 P Over 8 Verticals 2 47 P Pee Wee Western Pleasure 72 P W/T/C Under Saddle 48 P Junior Western Pleasure 73 P Equitation O/F 2, 2 3, 2 6 (Rider s Choice) 49 P Adult Western Pleasure 74 P Hunter O/F 2, 2 3, 2 6 (Rider s Choice) 50 P Pee Wee Hunter Pleasure 51 P Pee Wee Hunter Equitation Mounted Games/Trail 52 P Junior Hunter Pleasure 75 P Ride-A-Buck 53 P Junior Hunter Equitation 76 P Break-Your-Gait & Out 54 P Adult Hunter Pleasure 77 P Egg & Spoon 55 P Adult Hunter Equitation 78 P Bareback Equitation Stallion Presentations 56 P Costume (Native & Anything But) 79 P Walk/Trot Pole Bending 57 P Pleasure Pairs (W/T/J) 80 P Walk/Trot Barrels 58 P Pee Wee SHUS 81 P In-Hand Trail 59 P Junior SHUS 82 P Trail Under Saddle 60 P Adult SHUS 83 P Not Too Extreme Cowboy Race 61 P Pee Wee Hunter Hack 84 P Trail Jr to Ride 62 P Junior Hunter Hack 85 P Western Pattern 63 P Adult Hunter Hack 86 P Flag 64 P Over-the-Hill Lead Line 87 P Speed Keyhole 65 P Jack Benny Presentation of Al-Marah-related horses! 5:00 Social Hour 6:00 Dinner 7:00 Evening Program & ECAHS Awards Presentations Salute to Bazy Tankersley 8:30 Chinese Auction

20 Page 20 of 24 Help ECAHS Build a Wall! Crabbet Celebration XXI Help support ECAHS by honoring or memorializing a special Crabbet-related horse or person with their name posted on the brick wall of the Crabbet Coronation Stable display at Crabbet Celebration XXI. There will be paper bricks similar to the March of Dimes balloons, but here they are bricks for supporting ECAHS. Donations of $5 per Brick (name) or $20 per five Bricks (names), no limit on total. Do you have friends or family who might like to donate as well? There will be a Crabbet Coronation Stable display set up next to the ECAHS Booth where Honoree/Memorial Bricks will be displayed. Name: Name: Name: Name: Honoree or Memorial Living Deceased Name: Send names and donation to Vivian Mack. Checks should be made payable to ECAHS. You may send them prior to coming to the Celebration or drop them off at the Show Booth. Vivian Mack, ECAHS Crabbet Coronation Stable Wall, Courthouse Road, Yale VA Show Program Ad Rates 10% Discount for ads placed in Show Program & ECAHS Annual Directory Full Page Ad - approx. 8" x 10"-- $90.00 Grayscale Half Page Ad - approx. 8" x 4.9"-- $50.00 Grayscale Business Card Ad - approx. 2" x 3.5"-- $20.00 Grayscale Inside Front Cover-Full Page Only-- $ Grayscale Back Cover - Full Page Only-- *** SOLD*** Inside Back Cover - Full Page Only-- $ Grayscale Send ad copy to: Sari Bolnick 295 Reid Road Coatesville, PA Or ad copy to: sabolnick59@gmail.com Camera ready ad copy must be received by 8/15/2014. Checks made payable to ECAHS & mailed to: Virginia Kelsall 1220 Kelsall Road Coatesville PA

21 Page 21 of 24 Eastern Crabbet Arabian Horse Society Crabbet Celebration XXI Advertising/Sponsorship/Patron/Expo 2014 Request Form Name: Address: Phone: Farm/Business Name: Name as you want it listed: Special wording, in honor, in memory, etc: (if applicable) Preference of Class(es) Sponsored: (if applicable) 10% Discount for ads placed in Program & Directory Price Quantity Total Show Program Business Card Size $20 Half Page $50 Full Page $90 Inside Front Cover (Full Page) $110 Inside Back Cover (Full Page) $110 Back Cover Sold Annual Directory Business Card Size $20 Half Page $50 Full Page $90 Inside Front Cover (Full Page) $110 Inside Back Cover (Full Page) $110 Back Cover Sold Indoor Farm Booth 10 x 10 $50 Indoor/Outdoor Vendor Booth 3 days 10 x 10 $80 Indoor/Outdoor Vendor Booth Space 3 days 10 x 20 $150 General Sponsorship-Announced 2 Times $15 1 Class Sponsorship $15 2 Class Sponsorships $25 Max Impact-Vendor/Sponsorship $325 Super Vendor-Vendor/Sponsorship $270 Gold Patron $230 Silver Patron $110 Checks should be made payable to ECAHS Mail to: Virginia Kelsall 1220 Kelsall Road Coatesville PA Grand Total