attention exhibitors April 25-28, 2019 Please note the following classes have been added to the horse show schedule Additions as of March 4, 2019

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1 attention exhibitors Please note the following classes have been added to the horse show schedule Additions as of March 4, 2019 These and any additional changes will be updated on this page as well as in the appropriate places in the online Premium Guide 55.1 Region 10 Champion Friesian Dressage Suitability Open 63.1 IALHA Region 1 Championship Dressage Suitability Jr Horse Region 10 Champion Friesian Dressage Suitability Amateur Opportunity Doma Vaquera (Any Level) If you don't see a class you need, please contact Joanne Asman. Any added classes must be sponsored April 25-28, 2019 Dressage Entries Close April 11 th Post Entries Accepted after April 11 th in Other Disciplines * *Late fee applies after April 17th IALHA Region 1 Andalusian & Lusitano Championships IFSHA Region 10 Friesian Championships American Saddlebreds Mustang & Colonial Spanish Horses Gypsy Horses Peruvian Pasos Open Dressage & Western Dressage Working Equitation USEF English & Western Pleasure Classes All Breed Opportunity Classes & More 480 Riverside Drive Burbank CA For more info, contact Joanne Asman Benefiting Cancer Research

2 April 25-28, 2019 Los Angeles Equestrian Center Benefits for All Patrons include Sponsorship listed on our Facebook page Promotional announcements during the event Promotional handouts at Horse Show Office * PLATINUM PATRON $5,000 Two Banners (Equidome Arena & Small Oval Show Arena) Logo, Hyperlink and Sponsor Status on Website Advertising Four Days of Show Horse Show Exhibitor - 2 Free Stalls (1 must be tack) Front Stall Placement of Barn Row of Your Choice 10 x 20 Vendor Space if Desired Sponsor Gift GOLD MEDAL PATRON $2,500 One Banner (Main Arena) * Advertising Four Days of Show Logo, Hyperlink and Sponsor Status on Website Horse Show Exhibitor - 2 Free Stalls (1 must be tack) Front Stall Placement of Barn Row of Your Choice 10 x 10' Vendor Space if Desired Sponsor Gift SILVER MEDAL PATRON $1,000 One Banner (Main Arena) * Advertising Four Days of Show Logo, Hyperlink and Sponsor Status on Website Horse Show Exhibitor - 1 Free Tack Stall Front Placement Of Barn Row of Your Choice (if still available) Blue Ribbon PATRON $200 One Banner (Main Arena) * Horse Show Championship Class Sponsorships $100 Horse Show Regular Class Sponsorships $50 IN-KIND SPONSORSHIPS WELCOME If you have a product or service that you would like to Donate for our Exhibitor Welcome Bags CeaShowInfo.com * Patron Supplied Materials Benefits Cancer Research Fiesta of the Spanish Horse: CA Non-Profit 501(C)3 # PREMIUM GUIDE If you don't see a class you need, please contact Joanne Asman. Any added classes must be sponsored American Saddlebred Rules & Classes...26 Andalusian Lusitano Division Rules & Classes Class Schedule (All Classes and Breeds) Directions & Map...2 Dressage & Western Dressage Classes Dressage & Western Dressage Rules & Member Form Exhibitor Information Entry, Stabling & Association Fees Feed & Bedding Order Form...58 Friesian Division Rules & Classes Gypsy Division Rules & Classes High Point Awards...8 Hotel Information...60 In Memoriam...17 Laureado Horse...59 Mustang & Colonial Spanish Horse Division Rules & Classes Officials and Staff...3 Open, Opportunity & USEF Classes Peruvian Paso Division Rules & Classes Show Rules Sponsorship / Patron Information... Inside Front Cover USDF Statement on Animal Welfare...57 USEF Information and Ratings...50 Working Equitation Rules & Classes Special 50/50 Raffle and Saddle Sale Benefiting Cancer Research See inside back cover The Burbank Showcase is proud to support Fiesta of the Spanish Horse in their efforts to raise critical funds for cancer awareness and research. Please help to continue this proud tradition by supporting our Horse Show 1

3 Driving Directions to The Los Angeles Equestrian Center 480 Riverside Dr, Burbank, CA From the North or South 5 Golden State Freeway (I-5) to Alameda Avenue WEST Take Alameda WEST to Main Street (3rd traffic light) Left on Main Street to the LAEC entrance at Riverside Drive and Main Street From the East 134 Westbound Ventura Freeway (134) to the Buena Vista Exit Turn hard right onto Riverside Drive After approximately 1 ¼ miles, turn right on Main into LAEC From the West 134 Eastbound Ventura Freeway (134) to the Buena Vista Exit Right on Bob Hope Drive for a short block to the signal light at Riverside Drive Left on Riverside, continue under freeway, cross Buena Vista and pass Disney/ABC Continue on Riverside for 1 ¼ miles to Main Street and turn right into LAEC Burbank Showcase April 25-28, 2019 LOS ANGELES EQUESTRIAN CENTER BURBANK, CA management & STAFF COORDINATOR... George Chatigny Horse Show Manager (818) Joanne Asman BARN manager... Ben Carrillo Horse show Secretary & Co-manager (831) Ron Hood Office... Sheri Hurst, Shirley Simcox Working Equitation Coordinator... Barbara Price Dressage Coordinator... Jennifer Nunes & Glenda McElroy HOSPITALITY... Kay Kelly EMT... Mike Shuler safety coordinator...joanne Asman & Ron Hood veterinarian (626) Dr. Michael S. Peralez, DVM Farrier...Kelly Carle Small Oval Photographer...TBA WE Photographer...Syndney Croasmum (SCEquinePhoto.com) PERUVIAN PASO / Colonial... Lee Locke (LockePhoto.com) VIDEOGRAPHERS... TBA AWARDS...Available inside Show Office stewards & technical delegates USEF / USDF TECHNICAL DELEGATE... Cathy Naugle USEF Steward...Nancy Harvey Steward: NAPHA... Steve Todd Technical delegate working equitation... Aimee Ziller JUDGES A/L, FRIESIAN, ASB, ENG & WESTERN USEF, OPPORTUNITY, GYPSY, USEF... Chris Bickford, OR ENGLISH & WESTERN DRESSAGE (USEF & USDF Approved)... Melissa Creswick, CA PERUVIAN PASO (NAPHA & SCPPHC Approved) & Mustang...Lionel Peralta, Costa Rica WORKING EQUITATION...Polly Limond, CA ANNOUNCERS Kathleen Manley CAROLYN MITTRICK Karen Sund Paul Kasteiner Paddock Managers Roger Holguin Bob Manley Daryl Thompson 2 3

4 4 DRESSAGE ENTRIES Must be Postmarked by THURSDAY, APRIL 11 th All other Disciplines Post Entries are Accepted After April 11 th * * $35 Late fee applies if not postmarked by April 17 th Entries MUST be Accompanied by Credit Card Info or Check in Full to: Burbank Showcase Horse Show: c/o 1410 West Morningside Drive, Burbank, CA * note: Entries Postmarked after Wednesday, April 17 ONLY Mail Post Entries and ALSO FAX to (818) IMPORTANT CONTACT INFORMATION Show Manager: Joanne Asman... jsa@asmanj.com Prior to show...(818) During show...(818) Show Secretary: Ron Hood...rhood722@gmail.com Prior to Show...(831) During show...(818) Dressage Show Secretary: Jennifer Nunes... jennunes2360@yahoo.com Prior to Show...(805) During show...(818) Horse Show Office (April only)...(818) BREED Liasons BLM Mustangs: Erika Hunter... ErikaHunter@Live.com (619) Peruvian Paso: Rosie Heffley...heffleyr@aol.com (661) Colonial Spanish Horse: Sue Watkins... HorseySue@gmail.com (530) Friesian Horse: Deb Goldmann... ifsha1994@gmail.com (414) Gypsy Horse: Samantha VanSickle... StarfireGypsy@gmail.com (530) Working Equitation: Barbara Price... TorrePinonFarms@aol.com (760) SHOW OFFICE HOURS The Horse Show Office opens Tuesday, April 23rd at noon. On show days, the office opens one hour before classes start, and closes 30 minutes after last class. Payment for stalls and all entry fees must accompany the completed Entry Form. Open checks and credit card submittals will be deposited upon receipt so that the appropriate stalls and classes may be reserved. ATTENTION ALL EXHIBITORS Be sure you have your current membership in your breed organizations and with USEF as applicable. SAFE SPORT TRAINING. All USEF recognized disciplines must show proof of Safe Sport Training before entries will be accepted if USEF member Get entries in early - Dressage entries must be postmarked on or before April 11, Entries MUST be submitted with a check or credit card. Dressage ride times fill rapidly. Choice of stabling is restricted - enter early Double-check to be sure you use the correct entry blank for your breed or discipline. Be sure all entry blanks contain ALL necessary signatures, front & back. Numbers will not be released without proper signatures. Entry Form Please note that the Office Fee is PER HORSE. NOTE - Entries submitted with an open check or credit card authorization form - all open checks and credit cards will be processed prior to the show. All exhibitors must open show accounts with the show office by leaving an open check or credit card authorization form prior to picking up back #. FEED & BEDDING Remember: No first bedding with stalls. For feed and bedding orders, visit or call: US FEED at (818) at least 24 hours in advance See form on page 8 SPECIAL STABLING NOTES Exhibitors: Arrival no earlier than 12 PM NOON on WedNESDAY, April 24, 2019, unless by express permission of management. Departure no later than NOON on Monday, April 29, 2019 Additional days before or after these dates may be available only with management permission at $35 per day per stall. Day stalls may be available only with management permission at $45 per day per stall. Front End Stalls (Barns 1-8) are priority and will not be assigned to horses leaving before Sunday afternoon. Front End Stalls may be acquired for $500 fee. Check with Show Management. Competitors with Front End Stalls MUST decorate their barn fronts. No barn decorations shall block ANY portion of barn aisle ways as this creates a fire hazard. Aisles must be clear to allow for passing of vehicles. Stabling Requests: please include trainer s name and barn name on stabling request. 5

5 ENTRY FEES All Regular Classes...$35 / class All Championship Classes (except halter)...$40 / class All Gypsy Horse Classes...$30 / class Peruvian Paso Champion of Champions class if qualified at Burbank Showcase 2019:...$50 / class Peruvian Paso Champion of Champions - returning Champions from previous Fiesta Shows, or National Champion of Champions, if shown in minimum of 2 additional classes at Burbank Showcase:...$50 / class Peruvian Paso Champion of Champions class - going directly to Ch of Ch and not shown the minimum of additional 2 classes:...$100 / class Working Equitation, Youth & Intro Divisions:... $200 Working Equitation, Novice - Masters:... $250 Post Entry Penalty (if postmarked after April 17, 2019)...$35 / horse THE FOLLOWING IS FOR IFSHA FRIESIAN HORSES All Horse Owners / Lessees and Horses MUST be members of IFSHA IFSHA Non Member Fee (non owners only)...$25 per adult IFSHA Non Member Fee (non owners only)...$20 per junior THE FOLLOWING IS FOR ALL USEF Licensed DIVISIONS Friesian, IALHA and Saddlebred, USEF English & Western Pleasure and Dressage USEF Fees* ($15 drugs / medications - $8 USEF)... $23 per horse USEF Show Pass Fee (Non-Member Fee)... $45 per person USEF SAFE SPORT (see Rule 14, page 52) THE FOLLOWING IS FOR Gypsy Horses At least one Gypsy Horse owner must be a member of CGHC CGHC non Member Fee (if applicable)... $10 per horse ENTRY FEES FOR DRESSAGE & WESTERN DRESSAGE Dressage Division Entry Fees...$45 / class California Dressage Society (CDS) Comp. Fee... $3 / horse Western Dressage Division Entry Fees...$35 / class STABLING, ASSOCIATION & OTHER FEES Stalls available on a first come first serve basis...$ X 10 permanent, wood with dutch doors. No first bedding. Note: arrival no earlier than 12 noon on Wednesday unless approved by management Day Stall Fee (limited supply available, No first bedding)...$45 Early arrivals / late departures, per stall / per day...$35 Grounds Fee (if no stall required)...$35 Overnight Parking with or without Hook-up...$55 per day Office Fee... $25 per horse California Drug Fee... $5 per horse NOTE: Exhibitors entering more than one Show (any combination of Dressage, USEF and / or Open) need only pay Office, Horse, Association & Drug Fees once. THE FOLLOWING IS FOR DRESSAGE EXHIBITORS All horses, owners and riders competing in Open Dressage classes must meet the minimum USDF Membership requirements for competition in USEF Licensed/USDF Recognized competitions by having a USDF Horse Identification number (HID), and both rider and owner paying the $35 USDF Non-Member fee per competition unless the rider already has a USDF Participating or Group Membership and the owner has a Participating, Group or Business Membership. THE FOLLOWING IS FOR ALL WESTERN DRESSAGE EXHIBITORS You MUST be a member of the Western Dressage Association of America (WDAA) in order to receive points for the year end highpoint award. MEMBERSHIP Fee...$50 / person Membership forms are available online at and will be available at the show office. THE FOLLOWING IS FOR WORKING EQUITATION You must be a member of WE United or pay a non-member fee. Horse must have a WE United Horse ID #, (free). Membership and Horse ID online at www. weunited.us. 6 THE FOLLOWING IS FOR IALHA ANDALUSIAN HORSES IALHA Non Member Participant Fee (if applicable)... $25 per person Non-Owner Participants, including Riders, Whips, Handlers, Trainers, Coaches WE United MEMBERSHIP Fee...$25 / person WE United Non-member Fee...$15 / exhibitor WE United Competition Fee...$2 / horse entry 7

6 High Point Awards Sponsored Awards will be Presented in Each Division at the Close of Horse Show on Sunday High Point Andalusian Performance Horse Does not include any Junior Exhibitor classes High Point Andalusian Youth Exhibitor High Point Half-Andalusian Performance Horse Does not include any Junior Exhibitor classes High Point Half Andalusian Youth Exhibitor High Point Mustang / Colonial Spanish Horse Classes High Point Friesian & Part Bred Friesian Performance Horse High Point Friesian & Part Bred Friesian Youth Exhibitor High Point Peruvian Paso Horse Classes 301, 302, 306 through 331, 333 through Best 5 classes count High Point & Reserve Peruvian Paso Junior: 6 12 years old Classes 324, 329, 338, 344 High Point & Reserve Peruvian Paso Junior: years old Classes 325, 330, 339, 345 Gypsy High Point Champions Overall High Point Show Champion Gypsy Overall Reserve High Point Show Champion Gypsy High Point Open Champion Reserve High Point Open Champion High Point Amateur Champion Reserve High Point Amateur Champion High Point Junior Champion Reserve High Point Junior Champion High Point Gypsy Gelding Reserve High Point Gypsy Gelding High Point Specialty In-Hand Reserve High Point Specialty In-Hand Thank you to our High Point Sponsors Rosie Heffley High Point Peruvian Paso Horse Andrew Andreasen High Point & Reserve Peruvian Paso Horse Junior: 6-12 Cheryl Croasmun High Point Half Andalusian Youth Exhibitor Kerrie Justice High Point & Reserve Peruvian Paso Horse Junior: American Competitive Mustang Club & US Wild Horse & Burro Assoc. High Point Mustang / Colonial Spanish Horse Starfire Gypsy Gypsy High Point George & Tresa Chatigny Sisters Forever, LLC Thank You to our Working Equitation Competition Sponsors Grand Champion Sponsor Christy Reich, El Campeon Farms / Santa Cruz Island Horses Trial Sponsors Dressage Polly Limond, Polly Limond Dressage and Working Equitation Ease of Handling Cheryl Croasmun, C3 Show Horses The Burbank Showcase Horse Show could not take place without the support of our marvelous Breed Sponsors* American Saddlebred Owners California Gypsy Horse Club US Wild Horse & Burro Associate & American Competitive Mustang Club International Friesian Horse Show Association International Andalusian Lusitano Horse Association Owners Peruvian Paso Owners WE United 8 9

7 10 EQUIDOME CLASS SCHEDULE Peruvian Paso (Classes Peruvian Paso Division Only) Mustang / Colonial Spanish Horse Friday Morning, April 26, am Note: Peruvian Paso Exhibitors are welcome to Meet & Greet our Judge, Lionel Peralta, in front of the office from 8:30-8:45 AM 201 Mustang / CSH Halter: Mares 4 yrs. and under 301 Mares 4+ -Zootecnico 302 Stallions 4+ -Zootecnico 202 Mustang / CSH Halter: Mares 5 yrs. and over 303 Fillies 2 & 3 Years - Halter (305) 304 Colts 2 & 3 Years - Halter (305) 305 Champion & Reserve Junior Horse (303, 304) 203 Mustang / CSH Halter: Stallions and Geldings 4 yrs. and under 306 Amateur Performance Mares 4+ (352) 307 Geldings 3-4 in Bozal (332) 204 Mustang / CSH Halter: Stallions and Geldings 5 yrs. and over 308 Stallions 7+ in Bit (360) 205 Mustang / CSH Halter Champion(1st and 2nd from classes ) 309 AOTR - Performance 4-6 (349) 310 Fillies 3-4 in Bozal (332) 311 Novice Performance (348) Lunch Afternoon Classes begin one hour after morning session ends 312 Mares 7+ in Bit (356) 313 Amateur Performance Geldings 4+ (351) 314 Colts 3-4 in Bozal (332) 206 Mustang / CSH English Pleasure Open (Hunt or Dressage) 315 Ladies to Ride - Performance 4+ (355, 357, 359) 316 Luxury Geldings 7+ in Bit (358) 317 Stallions 4-6 in Bit (360) 318 Gentlemen to Ride - Performance 4+ (355, 357, 359) 207 Mustang / CSH Walk-Trot English Pleasure 319 Mares 4-6 in Bit (356) 320 Amateur Performance Stallions 4+ (353) 321 Luxury Geldings 4-6 in Bit (358) 208 Mustang / CSH English Hack Open (Hunt or Dressage) 322 AOTR - Performance 7+ (349) EQUIDOME CLASS SCHEDULE (continued) Peruvian Paso (Classes Peruvian Paso Division Only) Mustang / Colonial Spanish Horse Gypsy Liberty Saturday Morning, April 27, am 57 Gypsy Liberty Judge Chris Bickford Saturday Morning, April 27, am 323 Amateur Performance - Bareback 4+ (351, 352, 353) 324 Jr Bareback Performance Equitation 6 to 12 - NQ 325 Jr Bareback Performance Equitation 13 to 18 - NQ 326 Bozal - Gait (332) 327 AOTR Performance - English, Western, SideSaddle (349) 209 Mustang/CSH Western Pleasure Open 328 Stallions Gait 4+ (350) 329 Junior Equitation - 6 to 12 - NQ 330 Junior Equitation - 13 to 18 - NQ 331 AOTR - Luxury Geldings 4 + (354) 210 Mustang/CSH Walk-Jog Western Pleasure 332 Best Bozal Horse of the Show (307, 310, 314, 326) 333 AOTR - Breeding Stallions 4 + (354) 334 Mares Gait 4+ (350) Lunch Afternoon Classes begin one hour after morning session ends 335 Amateur Performance - Open Tack/Attire (351, 352, 353) 336 Geldings Gait 4+ (350) 337 Performance Stallions 4+ (357) 338 Junior Performance Pattern 6 to 12 - NQ 339 Junior Performance Pattern 13 to 18 - NQ 211 Mustang/CSH Walk-Jog Western Riding 340 Performance Mares 4+ (359) 341 Novice Gait 18+ (348) 342 AOTR Breeding Mares 4+ (354) 343 Performance Geldings 4+ (355) 212 Mustang/CSH Open Western Riding 344 Junior Performance 6 to 12 - NQ 345 Junior Performance 13 to 18 - NQ 346 Novice Equitation 18+ (348) If you don't see a class you need, please contact Joanne Asman. Any added classes must be Sponsored 11

8 EQUIDOME CLASS SCHEDULE (continued) Peruvian Paso (Classes Peruvian Paso Division Only) Mustang / Colonial Spanish Horse 347 AOTR - Gait 4+ (350) 348 Champion & Reserve Novice Rider (311, 341, 346) 214 Mustang/CSH Open Trail 215 Mustang/CSH Walk-Trot Trail 216 Mustang/CSH Open Western Horsemanship Champion of Champion qualifiers refer to Peruvian Division Premium Approval Notes Sunday Morning, April 28, :30 am 349 Ch & Res AOTR Performance Horse (309, 322, 327) 350 Best Gaited Horse of Show (328, 334, 336, 347) See Saturday night schedule for Class # Ch & Res Amateur Performance Gelding (313, 323, 335) 352 Ch & Res Amateur Performance Mare (306, 323, 335) 353 Ch & Res Amateur Performance Stallion (320, 323, 335) 354 Ch & Res AOTR Breeding/Luxury Horse (331, 333, 342) 355 Ch & Res Performance Gelding (315, 318, 343) 356 Ch & Res Breeding Mare (312, 319) 357 Ch & Res Performance Stallion (315, 318, 337) 358 Ch & Res Luxury Gelding (316, 321) 359 Ch & Res Performance Mare (315, 318, 340) 360 Ch & Res Breeding Stallion (308, 317) Lunch Afternoon Classes begin one hour after morning session ends 361 Ch of Ch AOTR Performance Horse (349) 362 Ch of Ch AOTR Breeding/Luxury Horse (354) 363 Ch of Ch Amateur Performance Gelding (351) 364 Ch of Ch Amateur Performance Mare (352) 365 Ch of Ch Amateur Performance Stallion (353) 366 Ch of Ch Performance Gelding (355) 367 Ch of Ch Breeding Mare (356) 368 Ch of Ch Performance Stallion (357) 369 Ch of Ch Luxury Gelding (358) 370 Ch of Ch Performance Mare (359) 371 Ch of Ch Breeding Stallion (360) EQUIDOME CLASS SCHEDULE Saturday Evening Special Classes Saturday evening, April 27, 2019 Equidome will not start prior to 6:30 PM 213 Mustang/CSH Western Ranch Maneuvers Open 121 ASB Show Pleasure Driving 122 Opportunity Fantasy Costume, OTAB (walk only) 123 Gypsy Musical Freestyle 124 Opportunity Walk/Trot/Canter/Intermediate Gait Obedience, Open OTAB 125 Nancy Nathanson Ride for the Cure - Lead or Ride - Walk Only Exhibition Class - English/Western/Costume - OTAB 126 IALHA Region 1 Championship English Show Hack Open 127 Region 10 Champion Friesian Dressage Hack Open 128 Gypsy Costume (In Hand or Under Saddle) 350 Best Gaited Peruvian Horse of Show (328, 334, 336, 347) Saturday Evening Showcase Free to the public This Year Please join us Saturday, April 27th from 6:30-8:30 pm CEAShowInfo.com 12 13

9 Large Oval CLASS SCHEDULE WORKING EQUITATION Division Not USEF Recognized The Working Equitation Show is open to all breeds and disciplines. The competition is licensed by WE United (B rated) and points earned will count toward WE United 2019 Year End Awards and Lifetime Rider Metal status. Current rules and tests for this competition can be found at Introductory - Masters Levels (L1-L7) will be offered with Amateur and Open divisions at all levels other than Masters. Young Horse and Gaited Divisions will be offered at Introductory Level; and, at Novice Levels if three or more entries. Ribbons will be awarded to 5 places for each phase (Dressage, Ease of Handling, Speed). Overall Champions and Reserve Champions for each level will receive a Showcase Multi Breed Show Championship award. Questions can be directed to the Working Equitation Division Manager, Barbara Price. THURSDAY, APRIL 25, AM 1701 Working Equitation, Level 1 - Introductory Dressage 1701Y - Youth, 1701A - Amateur, 1701O - Open, 1701H - Young Horse, 1701G - Gaited 1711 Working Equitation, Level 2 - Novice A Dressage 1711A - Amateur, 1711O - Open, 1711H - Young Horse, 1711G - Gaited 1721 Working Equitation, Level 3 - Novice B Dressage 1721A - Amateur, 1721O - Open, 1721H - Young Horse, 1721G - Gaited 1731 Working Equitation, Level 4 - Intermediate A Dressage 1731A - Amateur, 1731O - Open 1741 Working Equitation, Level 5 - Intermediate B Dressage 1741A - Amateur, 1741O - Open 1751 Working Equitation, Level 6 - Advanced Dressage 1751A - Amateur, 1751O - Open 1761 Working Equitation Level 7 - Masters Dressage 1761O - Open FRIDAY, APRIL 26, AM 1702 Working Equitation, Level 1 - Introductory Ease of Handling 1702Y - Youth, 1702A - Amateur, 1702O - Open, 1702H - Young Horse, 1702G - Gaited 1712 Working Equitation, Level 2 - Novice A Ease of Handling 1712A - Amateur, 1712O - Open, 1712H - Young Horse, 1712G - Gaited 1722 Working Equitation, Level 3 - Novice B Ease of Handling 1722A - Amateur, 1722O - Open, 1722H - Young Horse, 1722G - Gaited 1732 Working Equitation, Level 4 - Intermediate A Ease of Handling 1732A - Amateur, 1732O - Open 1742 Working Equitation, Level 5 - Intermediate B Ease of Handling 1742A - Amateur, 1742O - Open 1752 Working Equitation, Level 6 - Advanced Ease of Handling 1752A - Amateur, 1752O - Open 1762 Working Equitation, Level 7 - Masters Ease of Handling 1762O - Open ALTERNATIVE SPEED COMPETITION Friday afternoon/evening, approximately 1 hour after the last class of the day, there will be an Alternative Speed Competition. This is a for-fun pair competition event without horses, open to a limited number of registered competitors and non-showing partners. Prizes will be awarded to the top two teams and fun will be had by all! SATURDAY, April 27, AM 1713 Working Equitation, Level 2 - Novice A Speed Obstacles 1713A - Amateur, 1713O - Open, 1713H - Young Horse, 1713G - Gaited 1723 Working Equitation, Level 3 - Novice B Speed Obstacles 1723A - Amateur, 1723O - Open, 1723H - Young Horse, 1723G - Gaited 1733 Working Equitation, Level 4 - Intermediate A Speed Obstacles 1733A - Amateur, 1733O - Open 1743 Working Equitation, Level 5 - Intermediate B Speed Obstacles 1743A - Amateur, 1743O - Open 1753 Working Equitation, Level 6 - Advanced Speed Obstacles 1753A - Amateur, 1753O - Open 1763 Working Equitation, Level 7 - Masters Speed Obstacles 1763O - Open 14 15

10 16 Dressage & Western Dressage Thursday, April 25, AM Equidome OPEN ENGLISH DRESSAGE AND OPEN WESTERN DRESSAGE (USEF, USDF & CDS approved) The designated dressage area will be restricted to dressage entries only. Dressage exhibitors must wear their entry number at all times on the show grounds when warming up for dressage. PLEASE REFER TO DR120 for Rules regarding headgear. PLEASE NOTE: there will be only a limited number of rides available FOR EACH OF OUR DRESSAGE DIVISIONS. Dressage Entries close on Thursday, April 11th. Riders may only ride one test per horse per class. Enter early to insure inclusion. Current USDF, USEF & FEI and WDAA Dressage Tests will be used. Western Dressage - For specific Rules and tests please refer to the WDAA. Dressage Class List Please Note: We have a limited amount of time for all rides, including Open & Western Dressage. First come, first served D-1 USDF Intro Level A D-2 USDF Intro Level B D-102 Training Level Test 1 - O-AA-JR D-103 Training Level Test 2 - O-AA-JR D-104 Training Level Test 3 - O-AA-JR D-111 First Level Test 1 - O-AA-JR D-112 First Level Test 2 - O-AA-JR D-113 First Level Test 3 - O-AA-JR D-121 Second Level Test 1 - O-AA-JR D-122 Second Level Test 2 - O-AA-JR D-123 Second Level Test 3 - O-AA-JR D-131 Third Level Test 1 - O-AA-JR D-132 Third Level Test 2 - O-AA-JR Attention competitors Each competitor is responsible for supplying management with correct association numbers (USDF, USEF) for horse, owner, rider and trainer, before the day(s) of the competition. The Scores of competitors who fail to supply correct numbers, may not be counted toward national awards. D-133 Third Level Test 3 - O-AA-JR D-141 Fourth Level Test 1 - O-AA-JR D-142 Fourth Level Test 2 - O-AA-JR D-143 Fourth Level Test 3 - O-AA-JR D-165 FEI Test of Choice - O-AA-JR WESTERN Dressage Class List WD Intro Level Test 1 Open WD Basic Level Test of Choice-Open WD Basic Level Test of Choice-Am/Jr to Ride WD Level 1, Test of Choice-Open Riders may only ride one test per horse per class. IN LOVING MEMORY A stalwart fixture in the SoCal Peruvian Paso community, Frank Heffley was proud to have served in the US Army, 23rd Infantry, Alaska Ski Corps. He was a devoted husband who loved fishing, family and pets, and tirelessly supporting his beloved Rosie's volunteer work for Fiesta of the Spanish Horse. Frank passed away in August, 2018, and his gentle presence will be greatly missed. Please note: Dressage classes may not be run in listed class order. Our dear friend Nancy Nathanson was renowned in the equestrian show world, garnering many top honors by USEF. A highly respected multi-breed secretary, she was also the long-time Director of IFSHA, an IALHA and Cal Show board member, trainer and breeder of Andalusians, former health care administrator, and a staunch supporter of cancer research. She inspired us with her passion, knowledge and indefatigable spirit. In August, 2018, she lost a hard-fought battle with cancer. Nancy will be deeply missed. 17

11 Small Oval CLASS SCHEDULE American Saddlebred Andalusian Lusitano Friesian Gypsy Opportunity USEF Friday Morning, April 26, am 1 Gypsy Weanlings & Yearlings, All Sexes 2 IALHA Region 1 Championship Senior Stallions - 5 Yrs. & Over 3 Gypsy Mares 2-4 Years Old 4 IALHA Region 1 Championship Jr. Stallions - 3 & 4 Yrs. 5 IALHA Region 1 Championship Colts - 2 Yrs. & Under 6 IALHA Region 1 Championship Half Andalusian, All Genders, All Ages, Open 7 IALHA Region 1 Championship Stallions All Ages - Amateur to Handle 8 Gypsy Mares 5 Years Old and Over 9 IALHA Region 1 Championship Half Andalusian, All Genders, All Ages, ATH 10 Gypsy Mare Championship (1st & 2nd Place winners in classes 1, 3 & 8) 11 IALHA Region 1 Championship Half Andalusian Best Movement 12 Gypsy Geldings 2-4 Years Old 13 After class 43 on next page 14 Gypsy Geldings 5 Years & Over 15 Opportunity Color Halter - OTAB 16 Gypsy Gelding Championship (1st & 2nd place winners in classes 1, 12 & 14) 17 IALHA Region 1 Championship Fillies - 2 Years & Under 18 IALHA Region 1 Championship Junior Mares - 3 & 4 Yrs Old 19 Gypsy Stallion 2-4 Years Old 20 IALHA Region 1 Championship Senior Mares - 5 Yrs & Over 21 IALHA Region 1 Championship Mares All Ages Amateur to Handle 22 Gypsy Stallions 5 Years & Over 23 Gypsy Stallion Championship (1st & 2nd place winners in classes 1, 19 & 22) Lunch Break 24 Gypsy Supreme Halter Champion (Champions from 10, 16, 23) 25 IALHA Region 1 Championship Geldings All Ages 26 IALHA Region 1 Championship Geldings All Ages - Amateur to Handle 27 Gypsy Solid Color All Ages, All Sexes Small Oval CLASS SCHEDULE (continued) 28 Region 10 Champion Friesian Halter, All Ages, Stallions Open 29 IALHA Region 1 Championship Best Movement 30 Region 10 Champion Friesian Halter, All Ages, Mares & Geldings Open 31 Region 10 Champion Friesian Halter all sexes ATH 32 Gypsy Broken Color All Ages, All Sexes Break American Saddlebred Andalusian Lusitano Friesian Gypsy Opportunity USEF 33 IALHA Region 1 Championship Western Pleasure Jr Horse 34 Gypsy North American Breed All Ages, All Sexes 35 IALHA Region 1 Championship Pleasure Driving Open 36 IALHA Region 1 Championship English Pleasure Saddle Seat Open 37 Gypsy Grooming & Conditioning All Ages, All Sexes 38 Region 10 Champion Part Bred Friesian Western Walk/Trot Open 39 ASB English Country Pleasure Open 40 Gypsy Amateur / Youth Halter (Mares & Geldings Only ) 41 IALHA Region 1 Championship Dressage Suitability Open 42 Region 10 Champion Friesian Western Pleasure - Walk/Jog - Jr. Exhibitor 43 Gypsy Showmanship Open 13 IALHA Region 1 Championship Andalusian/Half Andalusian Showmanship In Hand Junior Exhibitor Friday Evening will not start prior to 6:30 pm 44 IALHA Region 1 Championship Halter Functionality Test 5 & Over 45 IALHA Region 1 Championship Sport Horse In Hand, All Ages, All Sexes Open 46 Region 10 Champion Part Bred Friesian Sport Horse In Hand, 2 & Under, All Sexes Open 47 IALHA Region 1 Championship Sport Horse In Hand, All Ages, All Sexes ATH 48 Region 10 Champion Friesian Sport Horse In Hand, All Sexes Open - 49 Region 10 Champion Friesian Sport Horse In Hand, All Ages, All Sexes ATH 50 IALHA Region 1 Championship Half Andalusian Sport Horse In Hand, All Ages, All Sexes Open 18 19

12 20 Small Oval CLASS SCHEDULE (continued) American Saddlebred Andalusian Lusitano Friesian Gypsy Opportunity USEF 51 IALHA Region 1 Championship Half Andalusian Sport Horse In Hand, All Ages, All Sexes ATH 52 Region 10 Champion Part Bred Friesian Sport Horse In Hand, 3 & Over, All Sexes Open 53 Region 10 Champion Part Bred Friesian Sport Horse In Hand, 2 & Under, All Sexes ATH 54 Region 10 Champion Part Bred Friesian Sport Horse In Hand, 3 & Over, All Sexes ATH 55 Gypsy Pleasure Driving Pairs or Singles Open 55.1 Region 10 Champion Friesian Dressage Suitability Open 56 Gypsy Reinsmanship Driving Open Saturday Morning, Equidome, April 27, am 57 Gypsy Liberty (Please Note: This class takes place in the Equidome) Saturday Morning, Small Oval 9 am 58 Region 10 Champion Part Bred Friesian In Hand 2 & Under Open 59 Region 10 Champion Part Bred Friesian In Hand 3 & over all sexes open 60 ASB Western Country Pleasure Open 61 Region 10 Champion Part Bred Friesian In Hand 2 & Under ATH 62 Gypsy Dressage Suitability In-Hand 63 Region 10 Champion Part Bred Friesian In Hand 3 & over all sexes ATH 63.1 IALHA Region 1 Championship Dressage Suitability Junior Horse 64 Opportunity Showmanship Junior Exhibitor 65 IALHA Region 1 Championship English Pleasure Hunt Seat Open 66 Region 10 Champion Part Bred Friesian Dressage Suitability 67 ASB Western Country Pleasure - Junior/Novice Horse 68 IALHA Region 1 Championship English Pleasure Hunt Seat Jr Horse 3-5 years 69 Region 10 Champion Friesian Western Pleasure Open 70 IALHA Region 1 Championship Half Andalusian Dressage Suitability Small Oval CLASS SCHEDULE (continued) Open 71 Region 10 Champion Friesian Carriage Pleasure Driving Working Open- Single or Pair 72 IALHA Region 1 Championship Country English Pleasure Open 73 Region 10 Champion Friesian Country Pleasure Driving Open 74 IALHA Region 1 Championship English Pleasure Vintage Rider 45 & Over ATR 75 ASB Show Pleasure, Open Potential Break American Saddlebred Andalusian Lusitano Friesian Gypsy Opportunity USEF 76 Leadline 8 & Under - All Breeds 77 IALHA Region 1 Championship Dressage Suitability Amateur 78 IALHA Region 1 Championship Half Andalusian Junior Horse - Any Seat 79 Region 10 Champion Friesian English Show Hack Open 80 IALHA Region 1 Championship Country English Pleasure Junior Exhibitor 81 Gypsy Dressage Suitability Under Saddle Walk/Trot Open 82 Opportunity Western Pleasure, Open OTAB 83 IALHA Region 1 Championship Half Andalusian Western Pleasure Open 84 ASB 3-Gaited Park Pleasure Open 85 Opportunity Leadline Pleasure Walk/Trot/Jog/Intermediate Gait - 10 & Under 86 IALHA Region 1 Championship Half Andalusian Western Pleasure, Junior to Ride 87 Gypsy Dressage Suitability Under Saddle Walk/Trot Jr/Am 88 IALHA Region 1 Championship Half Andalusian Western Pleasure Amateur 89 USEF English Pleasure Driving OTAB 90 IALHA Region 1 Championship Country Pleasure Driving Open 91 Region 10 Champion Friesian English Pleasure Hunt Seat Open 92 IALHA Region 1 Championship English Pleasure Hunt Seat Amateur 93 Gypsy Dressage Suitability Under Saddle Walk/Trot/Canter Open 21

13 Small Oval CLASS SCHEDULE (continued) American Saddlebred Andalusian Lusitano Friesian Gypsy Opportunity USEF 94 IALHA Region 1 Championship Half Andalusian English Pleasure Hunt Seat Open 95 Region 10 Champion Friesian English Pleasure Saddle Seat Open 96 Opportunity Carriage Pleasure Driving Amateur 97 IALHA Region 1 Championship Half Andalusian English/Western Pleasure Vintage Rider 45 & Over ATR 98 Gypsy Dressage Suitability Under Saddle Walk/Trot/Canter Jr/Am 99 Opportunity Walk/Trot/Jog/Intermediate Gait Equitation - 10 & Under 100 Region 10 Champion Friesian Western Pleasure - Walk/Jog - Amateur 101 ASB Western Country Pleasure Amateur 102 IALHA Region 1 Championship Half Andalusian English Pleasure Any Seat Jr Exhibitor 17 & Under 103 Region 10 Champion Friesian Carriage Pleasure Driving Working Amateur single/pair 104 Gypsy Green Horse English Pleasure Walk/Trot open (first year of showing) 105 IALHA Region 1 Championship English Show Hack - Amateur 106 Opportunity Walk/Trot/Jog/Intermediate Gait Pleasure 10 & Under 107 Region 10 Champion Friesian Western Pleasure Amateur 108 USEF English Pleasure Saddle Seat, Open OTAB 109 ASB Hunt Seat Pleasure Open 110 Gypsy English Pleasure Walk/Trot Open 111 IALHA Region 1 Championship Country English Pleasure Amateur 112 Gypsy English Pleasure Walk/Trot Jr/Am 113 IALHA Region 1 Championship English Pleasure Hunt Seat Junior Exhibitor 17 & Under 114 Gypsy English Pleasure Walk/Trot/Canter Open 115 IALHA Region 1 Championship Dressage Hack Open 116 Gypsy English Pleasure Walk/Trot/Canter Jr/Am 117 Region 10 Champion Friesian English Show Hack Amateur 118 USEF English Pleasure Hunter Seat, Open OTAB 119 Gypsy English Equitation Walk/Trot Open 120 IALHA Region 1 Championship Western Pleasure Open Small Oval CLASS SCHEDULE (continued) American Saddlebred Andalusian Lusitano Friesian Gypsy Opportunity USEF Saturday evening, April 27, 2019 Equidome will not start prior to 6:30 PM 213 Mustang/CSH Western Ranch Maneuvers Open 121 ASB Show Pleasure Driving 122 Opportunity Fantasy Costume, OTAB (walk only) 123 Gypsy Musical Freestyle 124 Opportunity Walk/Trot/Canter/Intermediate Gait Obedience, Open OTAB 125 Nancy Nathanson Ride for the Cure - Lead or Ride - Walk Only Exhibition Class - English / Western / Costume - OTAB 126 IALHA Region 1 Championship English Show Hack Open 127 Region 10 Champion Friesian Dressage Hack Open 128 Gypsy Costume (In Hand or Under Saddle) 350 Best Gaited Peruvian Horse of Show Sunday Morning, April 28, am 129 Gypsy Ranch Riding Walk/Jog Open 130 Gypsy Ranch Riding Walk/Jog/Lope Open 131 USEF English Pleasure Hunter Seat, ATR OTAB 132 Region 10 Champion Part Bred Friesian English Pleasure Saddle Seat Open Region 10 Champion Friesian Dressage Suitability Amateur 133 IALHA Region 1 Championship Heritage Tack & Attire 134 Region 10 Champion Friesian English Pleasure Saddle Seat Amateur 135 IALHA Region 1 Championship Half Andalusian Pleasure Driving Open 22 23

14 Small Oval CLASS SCHEDULE (continued) American Saddlebred Andalusian Lusitano Friesian Gypsy Opportunity USEF Small Oval CLASS SCHEDULE (continued) American Saddlebred Andalusian Lusitano Friesian Gypsy Opportunity USEF 136 Region 10 Champion Friesian English Pleasure Saddle Seat - Walk/Trot - Amateur 137 ASB Show Pleasure Driving Open Championship (shown / judged in 121) 138 Region 10 Champion Friesian Carriage Pleasure Driving Reinsmanship 139 USEF English Pleasure Saddle Seat, ATR OTAB 140 IALHA Region 1 Championship Dressage Hack Amateur 141 IALHA Region 1 Championship Half Andalusian English Pleasure Amateur, All Seats 142 Region 10 Champion Part Bred Friesian English Walk/Trot 143 USEF Western Pleasure Open OTAB 144 Gypsy Western Dressage Suitability Under Saddle Walk/Jog Open 145 Opportunity Walk & Favorite Gait Open 146 Region 10 Champion Friesian English Pleasure Hunt Seat Amateur 147 Gypsy Western Dressage Suitability Under Saddle Walk/Jog Jr/Am 148 Region 10 Champion Friesian Pleasure - Walk Trot Open 149 Gypsy Western Dressage Suitability Under Saddle Walk/Jog/Lope Open 150 Opportunity Walk/Trot/Intermediate Gait Leadline Equitation Any Age 151 IALHA Region 1 Championship Half Andalusian Dressage Suitability Amateur 152 Gypsy Western Dressage Suitability Under Saddle Walk/Jog/Lope Jr/Am 153 IALHA Region 1 Championship Andalusian/Half Andalusian English Equitation Hunt Seat Jr Exhibitor 154 Opportunity Western Pleasure, ATR - OTAB 155 Opportunity Walk/Trot/Jog/Intermediate Gait Leadline Equitation 10 & Under Sunday Afternoon will not start prior to 12 noon 156 IALHA Region 1 Championship Andalusian/Half Andalusian English Equitation Saddle Seat Jr Exhibitor 157 Gypsy Green Horse Western Pleasure Walk/Jog Open (1st year showing) 158 IALHA Region 1 Championship Carriage Pleasure Driving Open 159 IALHA Region 1 Championship Andalusian/Half Andalusian Fantasy Costume 160 ASB Hunt Seat Pleasure Championship (shown / judged in 109) 161 IALHA Region 1 Championship Native Tack & Attire Open 162 Opportunity Walk/Trot/Intermediate Gait Pleasure Gypsy Western Pleasure Walk/Jog Open 164 IALHA Region 1 Championship Western Pleasure ATR 165 Region 10 Champion Friesian Country Pleasure Driving Amateur 166 Opportunity Western Pleasure Championship - Open To All Breeds 167 Gypsy Western Pleasure Walk/Jog Jr/Am 168 IALHA Region 1 Championship Andalusian/Half Andalusian Western Equitation 17 & Under 169 Region 10 Champion Friesian Dressage Hack Amateur 170 USEF Western Pleasure ATR OTAB 171 Gypsy Western Pleasure Walk/Jog/Lope Open 172 Region 10 Champion Part Bred Friesian Hunt Seat Pleasure Open 173 Opportunity Walk/Trot/Intermediate Gait Pleasure 18 & over 174 IALHA Region 1 Championship Western Pleasure Jr. Exhibitor 17 & Under 175 Gypsy Western Pleasure Walk/Jog/Lope Jr/Am 176 Opportunity Walk/Trot/Jog/Intermediate Gait Equitation - ATR 18 & Over 177 ASB Western Country Pleasure Championship (shown / judged in 60, 67 or 101) 178 Opportunity Walk/Trot/Jog/Intermediate Gait Obedience Amateur or Jr. 179 ASB 3-Gaited Park Pleasure Championship (shown / judged in 84) 180 Gypsy Western Equitation "Proud to Wear Pink" Walk/Jog Open 181 IALHA Region 1 Championship Andalusian/Half Andalusian Doma Vaquera (Any Level) Opportunity Doma Vaquera (Any Level) 182 Region 10 Champion Part Bred Friesian Pleasure JTR 183 ASB English Country Pleasure Championship (shown / judged in 39) 24 25

15 Alphabetical Class List & Specific Division Rules American Saddlebred Andalusian & Half Andalusian Colonial Spanish Friesian & Part Bred Friesian Gypsy Lusitano Mustang Peruvian Paso AMERICAN SADDLEBRED DIVISION USEF Recognized American Saddlebred Division: ASHA Membership Required of all owners, trainers and exhibitors. USEF Membership Required or Show Pass Fee paid for all owners, trainers and exhibitors. Horses must be registered with the American Saddlebred Registry or the Canadian Livestock Records Corporation. They must be entered in their full registered names with registration numbers and under the names of the owner(s) of record with the A.S.R. or the C.L.R.C. A copy of the registration papers showing proof of ownership, or a copy of the registration papers with a Certificate of Eligibility to Show issued by the A.S.R. must be submitted with entry form at time of entry. Please send copies of front and back sides of these papers with your entry form. Refer to 2019 USEF Rule Book, Sections SB This horse show is licensed by the United States Equestrian Federation (Federation) (USEF) and will be judged per the USEF SB Division Rules from the 2019 USEF Rulebook. 84 ASB 3-Gaited Park Pleasure Open 179 ASB 3-Gaited Park Pleasure Championship (shown / judged in 84) 39 ASB English Country Pleasure Open 183 ASB English Country Pleasure Championship (shown / judged in 39) 109 ASB Hunt Seat Pleasure Open 160 ASB Hunt Seat Pleasure Championship (shown / judged in 109) 121 ASB Show Pleasure Driving 137 ASB Show Pleasure Driving Open Championship (shown / judged in 121) 75 ASB Show Pleasure, Open 60 ASB Western Country Pleasure Open 67 ASB Western Country Pleasure - Junior/Novice Horse 101 ASB Western Country Pleasure Amateur 177 ASB Western Country Pleasure Championship (shown / judged in 60, 67 or 101) IALHA Andalusian Division Andalusian Half Andalusian Lusitano USEF Licensed IALHA Sanctioned This horse show is licensed by the United States Equestrian Federation (Federation) (USEF) and sanctioned by the International Andalusian and Lusitano Horse Association (IALHA), and is open to both purebred and Half Andalusian horses. It is covered by the rules and specifications of the current Federation rule book and will be conducted and judged in accordance therewith. Each participant in this horse show is responsible for knowledge of and is subject to the rules of the Federation. All horses entered must be registered with or application for registration has been made with IALHA. Weanlings and yearlings are eligible if both sire and dam are registered with IALHA. Copies of registration papers (in the case of purebreds, front and back) must be mailed with entries. Back numbers will not be issued to exhibitors until all papers have been checked. Copies of USEF and IALHA membership cards must be sent with entries or non-member fees must be included with entry fee payment. IALHA non-member fee is $25 per horse/per owner. IALHA non-member participant fee (for riders, drivers, handlers, trainers, coaches) is $25 per person. Refer to 2019 USEF Rule Book Helmet Rule: Helmets are NOT required in Dressage Sport Horse in Hand. No horse may be entered and shown in more than six (6) performance classes per day. This does not include halter, showmanship, and sport horse in hand. Andalusian / Lusitano 17 IALHA Region 1 Championship Fillies - 2 Years & Under 18 IALHA Region 1 Championship Junior Mares - 3 & 4 Yrs Old 20 IALHA Region 1 Championship Senior Mares - 5 Yrs & Over 21 IALHA Region 1 Championship Mares All Ages Amateur to Handle 5 IALHA Region 1 Championship Colts - 2 Yrs. & Under 4 IALHA Region 1 Championship Jr. Stallions - 3 & 4 Yrs. 2 IALHA Region 1 Championship Senior Stallions - 5 Yrs. & Over 44 IALHA Region 1 Championship Halter Functionality Test 5 & Over 7 IALHA Region 1 Championship Stallions All Ages - Amateur to Handle 25 IALHA Region 1 Championship Geldings All Ages 26 IALHA Region 1 Championship Geldings All Ages - Amateur to Handle 29 IALHA Region 1 Championship Best Movement 26 27

16 45 IALHA Region 1 Championship Sport Horse In Hand, All Ages, All Sexes Open 47 IALHA Region 1 Championship Sport Horse In Hand, All Ages, All Sexes ATH 65 IALHA Region 1 Championship English Pleasure Hunt Seat Open 92 IALHA Region 1 Championship English Pleasure Hunt Seat Amateur 68 IALHA Region 1 Championship English Pleasure Hunt Seat Jr Horse 3-5 years 113 IALHA Region 1 Championship English Pleasure Hunt Seat Junior Exhibitor 17 & Under 36 IALHA Region 1 Championship English Pleasure Saddle Seat Open 74 IALHA Region 1 Championship English Pleasure Vintage Rider 45 & Over ATR 72 IALHA Region 1 Championship Country English Pleasure Open 111 IALHA Region 1 Championship Country English Pleasure Amateur 80 IALHA Region 1 Championship Country English Pleasure Junior Exhibitor 115 IALHA Region 1 Championship Dressage Hack Open 140 IALHA Region 1 Championship Dressage Hack Amateur 41 IALHA Region 1 Championship Dressage Suitability Open 77 IALHA Region 1 Championship Dressage Suitability Amateur 63.1 IALHA Region 1 Championship Dressage Suitability Junior Horse 126 IALHA Region 1 Championship English Show Hack Open 105 IALHA Region 1 Championship English Show Hack - Amateur 120 IALHA Region 1 Championship Western Pleasure Open 33 IALHA Region 1 Championship Western Pleasure Jr Horse 164 IALHA Region 1 Championship Western Pleasure ATR 174 IALHA Region 1 Championship Western Pleasure Jr. Exhibitor 17 & Under 35 IALHA Region 1 Championship Pleasure Driving Open 90 IALHA Region 1 Championship Country Pleasure Driving Open 158 IALHA Region 1 Championship Carriage Pleasure Driving Open 133 IALHA Region 1 Championship Heritage Tack & Attire 161 IALHA Region 1 Championship Native Tack & Attire Open 153 IALHA Region 1 Championship Andalusian / Half Andalusian English Equitation Hunt Seat Jr Exhibitor 13 IALHA Region 1 Championship Andalusian / Half Andalusian Showmanship In Hand Junior Exhibitor 156 IALHA Region 1 Championship Andalusian / Half Andalusian English Equitation Saddle Seat Jr Exhibitor 159 IALHA Region 1 Championship Andalusian / Half Andalusian Fantasy Costume 168 IALHA Region 1 Championship Andalusian / Half Andalusian Western Equitation 17 & Under 181 IALHA Region 1 Championship Andalusian / Half Andalusian Doma Vaquera (Any Level) Half Andalusian 6 IALHA Region 1 Championship Half Andalusian, All Genders, All Ages, Open 9 IALHA Region 1 Championship Half Andalusian, All Genders, All Ages, ATH 11 IALHA Region 1 Championship Half Andalusian Best Movement 50 IALHA Region 1 Championship Half Andalusian Sport Horse In Hand, All Ages, All Sexes Open 51 IALHA Region 1 Championship Half Andalusian Sport Horse In Hand, All Ages, All Sexes ATH 97 IALHA Region 1 Championship Half Andalusian English/Western Pleasure Vintage Rider 45 & Over ATR 70 IALHA Region 1 Championship Half Andalusian Dressage Suitability Open 151 IALHA Region 1 Championship Half Andalusian Dressage Suitability Amateur 135 IALHA Region 1 Championship Half Andalusian Pleasure Driving Open 94 IALHA Region 1 Championship Half Andalusian English Pleasure Hunt Seat Open 141 IALHA Region 1 Championship Half Andalusian English Pleasure Amateur, All Seats 102 IALHA Region 1 Championship Half Andalusian English Pleasure Any Seat Jr Exhibitor 17 & Under 78 IALHA Region 1 Championship Half Andalusian Junior Horse - Any Seat 83 IALHA Region 1 Championship Half Andalusian Western Pleasure Open 88 IALHA Region 1 Championship Half Andalusian Western Pleasure Amateur 86 IALHA Region 1 Championship Half Andalusian Western Pleasure, Junior to Ride 28 29

17 Friesian Division USEF Licensed IFSHA Sanctioned This horse show is licensed by the United States Equestrian Federation (USEF) and sanctioned by the International Friesian Show Horse Association, and is open to both purebred and part bred Friesian horses. It is covered by the rules and specifications of the current Federation rule book and will be conducted and judged in accordance therewith. Each participant in this horse show is responsible for knowledge of and is subject to the rules of the Federation. ALL Individuals signing the USEF Entry Agreement (i.e. rider, driver, handler, agent of an owner, and trainer) for horses competing in the Friesian division must be members of IFSHA or pay to IFSHA a non-member fee for each competition in which competing. ALL Horse owners/lessees must be members of IFSHA as required in FR101.1a. Exception: When a parent/guardian is signing for a minor, they do not have to be IFSHA members or pay the IFSHA non-member fee. ALL Friesian Horses must be current members of the International Friesian Show Horse Association. A copy of registration papers showing proof of ownership must be submitted with the entry form at the time of entry. Friesian 30 Region 10 Champion Friesian Halter, All Ages, Mares & Geldings Open 28 Region 10 Champion Friesian Halter, All Ages, Stallions Open 31 Region 10 Champion Friesian Halter all sexes ATH 48 Region 10 Champion Friesian Sport Horse In Hand, All Sexes Open - 49 Region 10 Champion Friesian Sport Horse In Hand, All Ages, All Sexes ATH 91 Region 10 Champion Friesian English Pleasure Hunt Seat Open 146 Region 10 Champion Friesian English Pleasure Hunt Seat Amateur 95 Region 10 Champion Friesian English Pleasure Saddle Seat Open 134 Region 10 Champion Friesian English Pleasure Saddle Seat Amateur 136 Region 10 Champion Friesian English Pleasure Saddle Seat - Walk/Trot - Amateur 79 Region 10 Champion Friesian English Show Hack Open 117 Region 10 Champion Friesian English Show Hack Amateur 127 Region 10 Champion Friesian Dressage Hack Open 169 Region 10 Champion Friesian Dressage Hack Amateur 55.1 Region 10 Champion Friesian Dressage Suitability Open Region 10 Champion Friesian Dressage Suitability Amateur 69 Region 10 Champion Friesian Western Pleasure Open 107 Region 10 Champion Friesian Western Pleasure Amateur 42 Region 10 Champion Friesian Western Pleasure - Walk/Jog - Jr. Exhibitor 100 Region 10 Champion Friesian Western Pleasure - Walk/Jog - Amateur 148 Region 10 Champion Friesian Pleasure - Walk Trot Open 73 Region 10 Champion Friesian Country Pleasure Driving Open 165 Region 10 Champion Friesian Country Pleasure Driving Amateur 71 Region 10 Champion Friesian Carriage Pleasure Driving Working Open- Single or Pair 103 Region 10 Champion Friesian Carriage Pleasure Driving Working Amateur single/pair 138 Region 10 Champion Friesian Carriage Pleasure Driving Reinsmanship Part Bred Friesian 58 Region 10 Champion Part Bred Friesian In Hand 2 & Under Open 61 Region 10 Champion Part Bred Friesian In Hand 2 & Under ATH 59 Region 10 Champion Part Bred Friesian In Hand 3 & over all sexes open 63 Region 10 Champion Part Bred Friesian In Hand 3 & over all sexes ATH 46 Region 10 Champion Part Bred Friesian Sport Horse In Hand, 2 & Under, All Sexes Open 53 Region 10 Champion Part Bred Friesian Sport Horse In Hand, 2 & Under, All Sexes ATH 52 Region 10 Champion Part Bred Friesian Sport Horse In Hand, 3 & Over, All Sexes Open 54 Region 10 Champion Part Bred Friesian Sport Horse In Hand, 3 & Over, All Sexes ATH 172 Region 10 Champion Part Bred Friesian Hunt Seat Pleasure Open 132 Region 10 Champion Part Bred Friesian English Pleasure Saddle Seat Open 142 Region 10 Champion Part Bred Friesian English Walk/Trot 182 Region 10 Champion Part Bred Friesian Pleasure JTR 38 Region 10 Champion Part Bred Friesian Western Walk/Trot Open 66 Region 10 Champion Part Bred Friesian Dressage Suitability 30 31

18 Gypsy Division Show Approvals Not USEF Recognized This show is sanctioned and sponsored by The California Gypsy Horse Club (CGHC) as well as being approved by the Gypsy Vanner Horse Society (GVHS) as a points earning show. It will be operated in accordance with CGHC rules as posted at At least one owner of a Gypsy horse must be a member of CGHC or a $10 per horse fee will be assessed. All Gypsy horses must be registered with one of the following registries, the Gypsy Vanner Horse Society (GVHS), the Gypsy Horse Registry of America (GHRA), the Gypsy Horse Association (GHA), the Gypsy Cob and Drum Horse Association (GCDHA), or the Traditional Gypsy Cob Association (TGCA). 1 Gypsy Weanlings & Yearlings, All Sexes 3 Gypsy Mares 2-4 Years Old 8 Gypsy Mares 5 Years Old and Over 10 Gypsy Mare Championship (1st & 2nd Place winners in classes 1, 3 & 8) 12 Gypsy Geldings 2-4 Years Old 14 Gypsy Geldings 5 Years & Over 16 Gypsy Gelding Championship (1st & 2nd place winners in classes 1,12 & 14) 19 Gypsy Stallion 2-4 Years Old 22 Gypsy Stallions 5 Years & Over 23 Gypsy Stallion Championship (1st & 2nd place winners in classes 1,19 & 22) 24 Gypsy Supreme Halter Champion (Champions from 10, 16, 23) 27 Gypsy Solid Color All Ages, All Sexes 32 Gypsy Broken Color All Ages, All Sexes 34 Gypsy North American Breed All Ages, All Sexes 37 Gypsy Grooming & Conditioning All Ages, All Sexes 40 Gypsy Amateur / Youth Halter (Mares & Geldings Only ) 43 Gypsy Showmanship Open 55 Gypsy Pleasure Driving Pairs or Singles Open 56 Gypsy Reinsmanship Driving Open 57 Gypsy Liberty 62 Gypsy Dressage Suitability In-Hand 81 Gypsy Dressage Suitability Under Saddle Walk/Trot Open 87 Gypsy Dressage Suitability Under Saddle Walk/Trot Jr/Am 93 Gypsy Dressage Suitability Under Saddle Walk/Trot/Canter Open 98 Gypsy Dressage Suitability Under Saddle Walk/Trot/Canter Jr/Am 104 Gypsy Green Horse English Pleasure Walk/Trot open (first year of showing) 110 Gypsy English Pleasure Walk/Trot Open 112 Gypsy English Pleasure Walk/Trot Jr/Am 114 Gypsy English Pleasure Walk/Trot/Canter Open 116 Gypsy English Pleasure Walk/Trot/Canter Jr/Am 119 Gypsy English Equitation Walk/Trot Open 123 Gypsy Musical Freestyle 128 Gypsy Costume (In Hand or Under Saddle) 129 Gypsy Ranch Riding Walk/Jog Open 130 Gypsy Ranch Riding Walk/Jog/Lope Open 144 Gypsy Western Dressage Suitability Under Saddle Walk/Jog Open 147 Gypsy Western Dressage Suitability Under Saddle Walk/Jog Jr/Am 149 Gypsy Western Dressage Suitability Under Saddle Walk/Jog/Lope Open 152 Gypsy Western Dressage Suitability Under Saddle Walk/Jog/Lope Jr/Am 157 Gypsy Green Horse Western Pleasure Walk/Jog Open (first year of showing) 163 Gypsy Western Pleasure Walk/Jog Open 167 Gypsy Western Pleasure Walk/Jog Jr/Am 171 Gypsy Western Pleasure Walk/Jog/Lope Open 175 Gypsy Western Pleasure Walk/Jog/Lope Jr/Am 180 Gypsy Western Equitation "Proud to Wear Pink" Walk/Jog Open CGHC High Point Awards Overall High Point Show Champion Gypsy Overall Reserve High Point Show Champion Gypsy High Point Open Champion Reserve High Point Open Champion High Point Amateur Champion Reserve High Point Amateur Champion High Point Junior Champion Reserve High Point Junior Champion High Point Gypsy Gelding Reserve High Point Gypsy Gelding High Point Specialty In-Hand Reserve High Point Specialty In-Hand 32 33

19 34 THE 5 th ANNUAL CGHC SPRING SHOW Sponsored by the The CGHC is a 501-(c) (5) nonprofit organization dedicated to hosting fun and ethical shows and events throughout the state of California, for all Gypsy Horse owners and enthusiasts. We are equally dedicated to promoting this incredible breed through educational events and community outreach projects. The CGHC also supports the work of certified groups who use Gypsy Horses for therapeutic purposes for people with disabilities and other challenges. We welcome Gypsy Horse enthusiasts from across the United States and Canada to participate in our annual shows and events which are open to Gypsy and Gypsy Crosses registered with the following registries, the Gypsy Vanner Horse Society (GVHS), the Gypsy Horse Registry of America (GHRA), the Gypsy Horse Association (GHA), the Gypsy Cob and Drum Horse Association (GCDHA), or the Traditional Gypsy Cob Association (TGCA). The Breed: The Gypsy Horse originates from the UK and Ireland. The Gypsy horse has many draft characteristics, including powerful bodies, heavy bone, with an abundant mane and tail and feathering on the lower legs. They possess an incredibly gentle and willing temperament and come in a variety of colors, but traditionally are of piebald coloring. The Gypsy Horse is descended from a combination of Shires, Clydesdales, Friesians, Fell and Dales Ponies with their origins in the Romani gypsy community of the UK and Ireland. These horses were originally bred by the Romani people to pull wagons or "caravans" known as Vardos. Today, the Gypsy Horse is excelling in nearly all riding disciplines and driving. Please don t forget to read your show rules! CGHC rules can be found online: Photo courtesy of BLM Mustang And Colonial Spanish Horse Division Show Approvals Not USEF Recognized The Colonial Spanish Horse classes will be open to any eligible horse registered with a recognized Colonial Spanish Horse registry and providing proof of registration. No memberships required. All halter classes will be open to any CSH horse fitting the class age/sex/breed requirements. Mustangs must have original title or PMCA (Private Maintenance and Care Agreement) from the BLM, or must be registered with one of the following registries: AMBA (freeze branded or bred in the wild), KHAR, KMA, MKR, SMKR, or USWHBA. A copy of this documentation is required for all entrants. All riding classes will be Open Classes without age, sex or rider divisions. They will be judged as listed in the class description. Judge has final decision. All English, Western or traditional Colonial Spanish Horse tack or attire shall be allowed per class description. The Pacific Wild Horse Club Rule Book will be used for any class guidance. Any questions should be directed to the Show Liaison 201 Mustang / CSH Halter: Mares 4 yrs. and under 202 Mustang / CSH Halter: Mares 5 yrs. and over 203 Mustang / CSH Halter: Stallions and geldings 4 yrs. and under 204 Mustang / CSH Halter: Stallions and geldings 5 yrs. and over 205 Mustang / CSH Halter Champion (1st and 2nd place from classes ) 206 Mustang / CSH English Pleasure Open (Hunt or Dressage) 207 Mustang / CSH Walk-Trot English Pleasure 208 Mustang / CSH English Hack Open (Hunt Seat or Dressage) 209 Mustang / CSH Western Pleasure Open 210 Mustang / CSH Walk-Jog Western Pleasure 211 Mustang / CSH Walk-Jog Western Riding 212 Mustang / CSH Open Western Riding 213 Mustang / CSH Western Ranch Maneuvers Open 214 Mustang / CSH Open Trail 215 Mustang / CSH Walk-Trot Trail 216 Mustang / CSH Open Western Horsemanship Mustang / Csh High Point Awards Fiesta Overall High Point Mustang / Colonial Spanish Horse (classes count) 35

20 Mustang / CSH HALTER CLASSES Both conformation and gait shall be judged in these classes. Transmissible faults shall be counted heavily against. A horse must be serviceably sound to be considered for placement. These classes shall be judged 60% on conformation, 30% on quality and naturalness of gait, and 10% on appearance, grooming, and manners. 1. Entries of any age shall be shown with a halter and single lead line. No attendants other than those actually holding the line are allowed. Lines may end in a smooth link chain, which may be crossed over the nose and/or under the jaw. In the lineup, the horse must stand square and remain quiet without undue restraint. A horse will be shown in a halter without a bit. The halter will be English, Western or Breed style. A lead line is required. A riding crop or whip may be carried. No other devices may be used. Handlers should be attired in the show costume of their choice that complements the tack of the horse. 2. Horses should be shown in a natural state without colored hoof polish or colored body polishes, clear polishes are acceptable. Trimming of excessive hair or braiding is not required, but may be done per individual breed standards or preferences. 3. Horses shall be shown at the walk and trot, entering the ring one at a time in the order that show management designates. The horses shall proceed instructed by the Ringmaster, they will then line up in the center of the ring for conformation inspection. Quality of gait in reflection to breed standard, smoothness, harmony of cadence, and naturalness, with consistency, and absence of undue restraint, will be judged. Additional work-offs may be required at the Judge s discretion. Mustang / CSH RIDING CLASSES 206 / 207 ENGLISH PLEASURE: The English Pleasure Horse will be shown at the walk, trot and/or canter both ways of the ring. It should be a calm, mild-mannered, safe, using pleasure horse maintaining balance, ease and freedom of movement. It is imperative that the horse give the distinct appearance of being a pleasure to ride with emphasis on manners, the gaits and smooth transitions. Horses indicating aggressiveness, over-collection or excessive animation shall be severely penalized. 208 ENGLISH HACK: A Hack is a horse of good disposition and calm manner used to ride over roads and trails. It must at all times work on a light rein without resistance, although it should be athletic, may be energetic, and should combine style and spirit. Of particular importance is that it must at all times demonstrate a calm and extremely tractable attitude. Horses will be shown at the walk, trot, extended trot, canter and hand gallop in both directions. At judge s discretion, riders may also be asked to halt from any gait, stand on a loose rein, back-up, reverse at any gait and/or other movements , 216 WESTERN PLEASURE / RIDING: The horse should move in a working horse image, while still retaining the air of pride and grace that is typical of the individual strain. In all gaits, the horse must be smooth and responsive, both horse and rider should appear comfortable and relaxed. The horse should maintain his speed and cadence without restraint by the rider, working at all times on a very light rein without resistance. It must stand quietly and back readily when requested. Horses indicating aggressiveness, over-collection or excessive animation shall be severely penalized. 213 WORKING RANCH MANEUVERS: This is a judge s command group rail class. Failure to properly execute the correct movement at the judge s request will be penalized. A calm, versatile working horse maintaining balance, ease and freedom of movement; which is absolutely agreeable to the commands and directions of the rider and demonstrating flawless manners will be the judging criteria. It is imperative that the horse give the distinct appearance of having the ability to get a job done with emphasis on the gaits, smooth transitions and ability to cover rough terrain. The horse will be asked to demonstrate coordination and manners while performing the various gaits and maneuvers. The required maneuvers are walk, jog, lope both directions with extended jog and canter in at least one direction, as well as stops and extended back up. The judge also may require any of the following optional maneuvers, including: sidepass, 360 turn, circle, turn on the forehand, turn on the haunches. Figure eight at the lope on the correct lead (demonstrating a simple or flying change of lead) or other movements. The tack and attire are to be of working western style TRAIL: This will be an individual pattern class which is designed to show the horse's willingness to perform tasks that might be asked of it during the course of a day s ranch work; which is the heritage of all Colonial Spanish Horses and Mustangs. A horse that performs the course with precision in the correct gait/lead and with an alert attitude will receive higher scores. Course may include: all gaits, gait transitions, halt, back, lateral moves, gate, bridge, step-overs, and/or other movements/obstacles. Thank you to our Sponsors: The American Competitive Mustang Club (ACMC) is a nationwide show club for adopted and trained wild horses and burros. Produced in conjunction with hosts across the country and offering a variety of competitive events and fun tasks, and to increase awareness of the plight of these American icons. The ACMC provides a community for like-minded owners and trainers a common place to come together, to compete, earn prizes, and gain recognition for their hard work. www. facebook.com/acmcevents The US Wild Horse and Burro Association is dedicated to the promotion of America s wild horses and burro, through adoption and education. The US Wild Horse and Burro Association supports the Bureau of Land Management s Adopt A Wild Horse or Burro Program, and is open to all of America s wild equine breeds. The US Wild Horse and Burro Association offers assistance in training and care to new adopters and owners to insure their experience is positive. The US Wild Horse and Burro Association is a recognized 501(c) (3) nonprofit organization. For more information, see uswhba.org. 37

21 Peruvian PASO Division Show Approvals Not USEF Recognized This show is approved by the North American Peruvian Horse Association (NAPHA). It will be operated in accordance with the current official rules and regulations of horse showing and breed standards of NAPHA. It does not require the Prueba and will be held as a drug free show with testing. Every person who participates in the show is responsible for a working knowledge of and is subject to these NAPHA rules. A copy of the rules may be obtained through the NAPHA website ( This show will earn a minimum of double points for NAPHA Awards if the recorded owner(s) of the horse, is a current NAPHA member at the time of show Year end Awards - Medallon de Plata, High Point Performance Horse/Gelding, Zone 2 and Lifetime Awards - Medallon de Oro and Medallon de Bronze. Any exhibitors delinquent in payment to a NAPHA approved show may not be allowed to enter this show. For more information contact: NAPHA PO Box 2187 Santa Rosa CA (707) New NAPHA rules pertaining to Amateur/Professional and Novice rules: Anyone competing in a class or Division declared for "Amateurs" only must have a signed NAPHA Amateur Declaration on file with the NAPHA. Amateurs must file annually. Regardless of one s equestrian skills and/or accomplishments, a person is an amateur if after their 18th birthday they have not engaged in any of the activities identified in PART X Glossary of Terms, Section 10 Professional, of the NAPHA Show Rules. Every person who has reached his/her 18th birthday and competes in classes for amateurs under NAPHA rules must be listed on the NAPHA website as an Amateur or have signed a NAPHA Amateur Declaration and filed with the show secretary, prior to the start of the show that morning of the class entered. Amateur status will be issued only on receipt of the application properly signed and is revocable at any time for cause. Any person who has not reached his/her 18th birthday is an amateur and does not require amateur status. See PART X GLOSSERY OF TERMS for complete definition of Amateur and Professional, of the NAPHA Show Rules. Novice Classes: Anyone competing in a class or Division declared for "Novices" only must have a signed NAPHA Novice Declaration on file with the NAPHA. Novices must file this form annually. An exhibitor (18 years and older) can compete in the Novice Division for a period of 3 years. If the Novice, at the end of 3 years has not competed in more than 8 NAPHA approved shows during that period they may extend the time period for another 3 years (double shows count as one show). However, if at any time, a Novice competes and wins a Champion title in gait, breeding, or performance (any other Division above the level of Novice) they will be immediately excluded from competing in the Novice Division at future shows. Owner: The name on the certificate of ownership, issued by the NAPHA, AAOBPPH, PPHRNA, OR PHAC, and their minor children. If the horse is owned by a ranch, corporation, or a family trust the individuals names must be registered with the NAPHA. Lessees will not be allowed to show leased horses in classes where only the owner is allowed to ride. 1. Horses must be registered with NAPHA (formerly PPHRNA & AAOBPPH), or the PHAC. Male horses 4 years of age or greater must be registered as a stallion or gelding. Registration papers indicating male will not be considered acceptable registration papers. The only exception will be male horses entered in Stallions Bozal. No spayed mare may be shown as a breeding mare. Horses must be entered based upon the current, registration papers registered owner, full registered name & number. 2. Champion of Champion classes. NAPHA National Champion of Champions, and this show s Champions are qualified to enter the Champion of Champion classes. However, each entry must pay the class entry fee. 3. This Show is approved by Southern California Peruvian Paso Horse Club (SCPPHC) for points, towards Year End Points for SCPPHC Members. For more information, please visit ALL PERUVIAN PASO CLASSES WILL BE HELD IN THE EQUIDOME Burbank Showcase HIGH POINT PERUVIAN PASO HORSE: Classes 301,302, and classes 306 through 331, and classes 333 through 347 (best 5 classes count). Highpoint classes are designated by an * under Show Award. BURBANK SHOWCASE - HIGH POINT & RESERVE PERUVIAN PASO/ JUNIOR: 6-12: Classes 324, 329, 338, 344 BURBANK SHOWCASE - HIGH POINT & RESERVE PERUVIAN PASO/ JUNIOR: 13-18: Classes 325, 330, 339,

22 Special Tack Exception: A side saddle of appropriate type may be used by a female rider of at least age 13 years in any bit class (Not permitted to be used with bozal horses). A white safety apron that covers the stirrup leg to the ankle is allowed or of a color to coordinate with outfit. Western style saddle must have a horn, as outlined by NAPHA rules, no exceptions. Alternative Attire allowed in the Amateur Performance, Open Performance & Junior Divisions: This is NOT mandatory, rather an option. NO WHITES REQUIRED! Not permitted for the Breeding Division (including Gait classes). Hat must be of Peruvian style as outlined by NAPHA rules. Blazer or suit-style vest MUST be worn. Bolero jackets ok. No ponchos. Boots/belts in colors are outlined in NAPHA rules. Boots may be worn outside of pants. Slacks/pants must be long enough to cover ankle and boot tops. Split skirts/sidesaddle aprons for women as provided for in NAPHA rules. Shirts must be collared, long-sleeve as per NAPHA rules. Scarves/ties include traditional Peruvian white scarf, bolo tie, western crisscross tie, necktie or brooch. Junior classes will be run together but will be awarded by age group. Helmets must be worn by all juniors 6-12, and are recommended for older juniors to provide a greater degree of protection. Colors allowed are: Black, shades of grey (charcoal to light), browns (dark to tan/ beige, khaki), shades of muted greens (olive to hunter), blues (light to dark navy), burgundy (no bright reds or pinks), white, creams, and ivory. Small pinstripes for jackets, as outlined in NAPHA rules, are acceptable. NO BLUE DENIM.. First and second place horses in qualifying classes are eligible to enter the respective Championship classes. Saturday Evening Showcase Free to the public Please join us from 6:30-8:30 pm CEAShowInfo.com Show Class NAPHA Class ID Official NAPHA Class Name NAPHA points Q, C or Ch or Ch Qualifies for Class # Show Award Mares 4+ - Zootecnico q * Stallions 4+ - Zootecnico q * Fillies 2 & 3 Years - Halter q Colts 2 & 3 Years - Halter q Champion & Reserve Junior Horse c 303, Amateur Performance Mares 4+ q 352 * Geldings 3-4 in Bozal q 332 * Stallions 7+ in Bit q 360 * AOTR - Performance 4-6 q 349 * Fillies 3-4 in Bozal q 332 * Novice Performance nq 348 * Mares 7+ in Bit q 356 * Amateur Performance Geldings 4+ q 351 * Colts 3-4 in Bozal q 332 * Ladies to Ride - Performance 4+ q 355,357,359 * Luxury Geldings 7+ in Bit q 358 * Stallions 4-6 in Bit q 360 * Gentlemen to Ride - Performance 4+ q 355,357,359 * Mares 4-6 in Bit q 356 * Amateur Performance Stallions 4+ q 353 * Luxury Geldings 4-6 in Bit q 358 * AOTR - Performance 7+ q 349 * Amateur Performance - Bareback 4+ q 351,352,353 * Junior Bareback Performance Equitation - 6 to 12 NQ * Junior Bareback Performance Equitation - 13 to 18 NQ * Bozal - Gait q 332 * AOTR - Performance - English, Western, SideSaddle Q 349 * Stallions Gait 4+ q 350 * Junior Equitation - 6 to 12 nq * Junior Equitation - 13 to 18 nq * AOTR - Luxury Geldings 4+ q 354 * Best Bozal Horse of Show c 307,310,314, AOTR - Breeding Stallions 4+ Q 354 * Mares Gait 4+ q 350 * Amateur Performance - Open Tack/Attire Q 351,352,353 * Geldings Gait 4+ q 350 * Performance Stallions 4+ q 357 * Junior Performance Pattern - 6 to 12 nq * Junior Performance Pattern - 13 to 18 nq * Performance Mares 4+ q 359 * 40 41

23 Show Class NAPHA Class ID Official NAPHA Class Name NAPHA points Q, C or Ch or Ch Qualifies for Class # Show Award Novice Gait 18+ nq 348 * AOTR - Breeding Mares 4+ Q 354 * Performance Geldings 4+ q 355 * Junior Performance - 6 to 12 nq * Junior Performance - 13 to 18 nq * Novice Equitation nq 348 * AOTR - Gait 4+ q 350 * Champion & Reserve Novice Rider nq 311,341, Ch & Res AOTR Performance Horse c 309,322, Best Gaited Horse of Show c 328,334,336, Ch & Res Amateur Performance Gelding C 313,323, Ch & Res Amateur Performance Mare c 306,323, Ch & Res Amateur Performance Stallion C 320,323, Ch & Res AOTR Breeding/Luxury Horse C 331,333, Ch & Res Performance Gelding c 315,318, Champion & Reserve Breeding Mare c 312, Ch & Res Performance Stallion c 315, 318, Champion & Reserve Luxury Gelding c 316, Ch & Res Performance Mare c 315,318, Champion & Reserve Breeding Stallion c 308, Ch of Ch AOTR Performance Horse C of C Ch of Ch AOTR Breeding/Luxury Horse C of C Ch of Ch Amateur Performance Gelding C of C Ch of Ch Amateur Performance Mare C of C Ch of Ch Amateur Performance Stallion C of C Ch of Ch Performance Gelding c of C Champion of Champions Breeding Mare C of C Ch of Ch Performance Stallion c of C Champion of Champions Luxury Gelding C of C Ch of Ch Performance Mare c of C Champion of Champions Breeding Stallion C of C 360 Classes Open to All Breeds Classes Held in Small Oval & Equidome Cross-entering between OPEN, USEF and OPPORTUNITY classes and the rest of the show is allowed. 15 OPPORTUNITY COLOR HALTER OTAB. Open to color horses only. Judged 100% on color. 64 OPPORTUNITY SHOWMANSHIP JUNIOR EXHIBITOR: To be judged on exhibitor s ability to present and show a horse in the ring in such a manner as to overcome any conformation faults. Judging is based on: 50%-Presentation of the horse and showmanship skills; 40% Condition, grooming and fitting of the horse; 10% Appearance and grooming of exhibitor. 76 LEADLINE, 8 & UNDER - OTAB: Ages 2-8 year old riders. Riders may not cross enter into any other classes, except other leadline classes. 82 OPPORTUNITY WESTERN PLEASURE, OPEN OTAB: To be shown at the walk, jog or intermediate gait. Horse to be judged. 85 OPPORTUNITY LEADLINE PLEASURE WALK / TROT / INTERMEDIATE GAIT PLEASURE RIDERS 10 & UNDER: To be shown at the walk, trot or intermediate gait. To be led by a responsible adult on foot. Riders may not show in any other class at this show except leadline. Conservative attire required. Horse to be judged. 89 USEF ENGLISH PLEASURE DRIVING: Entries to be shown in a twowheeled show pleasure vehicle or a two wheeled traditional carriage driving vehicle with driver only. Harness with blinkers and driving bit(s), including sidechecks and overchecks, are permitted in all English Pleasure Driving classes and should be appropriate to the horse and vehicle according to tradition and safety. Running martingales are only permitted with snaffle bits. If a traditional carriage driving vehicle is used, breeching, shaft stops or thimbles must be used if the vehicle has no brakes. Entries must be shown with a full mane and tail without braids of any kind. Driver to dress conservatively (not period attire)

24 44 Classes Open to All Breeds continued... Classes Held in Small Oval & Equidome Cross-entering between OPEN, USEF & OPPORTUNITY classes and rest of show allowed. 96 OPPORTUNITY CARRIAGE PLEASURE DRIVING - AMATEUR: This class will be run in accordance with the USEF Rule book, Carriage Division. Horse to be shown by an Amateur in a vehicle such as a trap, village cart, Meadowbrook or sporting vehicle; two or four wheeled vehicle. Horses need not be registered. Open to all breeds. Not a Costume Class. 99 OPPORTUNITY WALK / TROT / INTERMEDIATE GAIT EQUITATION - RIDERS 10 & UNDER: Open to Hunt Seat, Saddle Seat or Stock Seat riders 10 & under on horses of any breed. To be shown at the walk and trot. Rider to be judged. Conservative attire required. 106 OPPORTUNITY WALK / TROT / INTERMEDIATE GAIT PLEASURE - RIDERS 10 & UNDER: To be shown at the walk, trot or intermediate gait. Conservative attire required. Horse to be judged. 108 USEF ENGLISH PLEASURE SADDLE SEAT, OPEN - OTAB: To be shown at the walk, trot and canter both directions. Conservative English attire required. Tack per USEF EP 105. Horse to be judged. 118 USEF ENGLISH PLEASURE HUNTER SEAT, OPEN - OTAB: To be shown at the walk, trot and canter both directions. Conservative English attire required. Tack per USEF EP 105. Horse to be judged. 122 OPPORTUNITY FANTASY COSTUME - OTAB (WALK ONLY): Participants are to give free expression to the imagination and creativity of the presentation. The Exhibitor s safety should be a primary consideration. A short script about each costume may be provided to the announcer from each entry. 124 OPPORTUNITY WALK / TROT / CANTER / INTERMEDIATE GAIT OBEDIENCE OPEN OTAB: To be judged on exhibitor s ability to follow the impromptu commands of the judge. As the judge calls out instructions, horses making errors are brought to the center of the arena. The last horse on the rail wins the class. 125 Nancy Nathanson RIDE FOR THE CURE LEAD OR RIDE WALK ONLY EXHIBITION CLASS ENGLISH / WESTERN / COSTUME - OTAB: Proceeds go directly to Cancer Research. Horses may be led by an adult as well as ridden by Survivor, Cancer Fighters and those riding in Honor of Others. Class not to be judged exhibition, only. 131 USEF ENGLISH PLEASURE HUNTER SEAT - ATR - OTAB: To be shown at the walk, trot and canter both directions. Conservative English attire required. Tack per USEF EP 105. Horse to be judged. Amateur Riders only. 139 USEF ENGLISH PLEASURE SADDLE SEAT - ATR - OTAB: To be shown at the walk, trot and canter both directions. Conservative English attire required. Tack per USEF EP 105. Horse to be judged. Amateur Riders only. 143 USEF WESTERN PLEASURE - OPEN - OTAB: To be shown at the walk, jog and lope both ways of the arena. Conservative western attire required. Tack per USEF WS 105. Horse to be judged. 145 OPPORTUNITY WALK AND FAVORITE GAIT OPEN: To be judged on rail work only. Gaits to be performed are the walk and favorite gait, to be performed both ways of the ring. Horse is to be judged. 150 OPPORTUNITY WALK / TROT / INTERMEDIATE GAIT LEADLINE EQUITATION RIDERS ANY AGE: Open to Hunt Seat, Saddle Seat or Stock Seat riders on horses of any breed. To be led by a responsible adult on foot. Riders may not show in any other class at this show except leadline. To be shown at the walk, trot or intermediate gait. Rider to be judged. Conservative attire required. 154 OPPORTUNITY WESTERN PLEASURE ATR - OTAB: To be shown at walk, jog and lope both directions. Conservative western attire required. Tack per USEF WS 105. Horse to be judged. Amateur Riders only. 155 OPPORTUNITY WALK / TROT / INTERMEDIATE GAIT LEADLINE EQUITATION RIDERS 10 & UNDER: Open to Hunt Seat, Saddle Seat or Stock Seat riders on horses of any breed. To be led by a responsible adult on foot. Riders may not show in any other class at this show except leadline. To be shown at the walk, trot or intermediate gait. Rider to be judged. Conservative attire required. 162 OPPORTUNITY WALK / TROT / INTERMEDIATE GAIT PLEASURE RIDERS 11-17: To be shown at the walk, trot or intermediate gait. Conservative attire required. Horse to be judged. 166 OPPORTUNITY WESTERN PLEASURE CHAMPIONSHIP OTAB: To be shown at the walk and jog. Horses to be judged. Shown / judged in class 82 or

25 Classes Open to All Breeds continued... Classes Held in Small Oval & Equidome Cross-entering between OPEN, USEF & OPPORTUNITY classes and rest of show allowed. 170 USEF WESTERN PLEASURE, ATR - OTAB: To be shown at the walk, jog and lope both ways of the arena. Conservative western attire required. Tack per USEF WS 105. Horse to be judged. Amateur Riders only. 173 OPPORTUNITY WALK / TROT / INTERMEDIATE GAIT PLEASURE RIDERS 18 & OVER: To be shown at the walk, trot or intermediate gait. Conservative attire required. Horse to be judged. 176 OPPORTUNITY WALK / TROT / INTERMEDIATE GAIT EQUITATION ATR 18 & OVER: Open to Hunt Seat, Saddle Seat or Stock Seat riders 18 & over on horses of any breed. To be shown at the walk and trot. Rider to be judged. Conservative attire required. Amateur Riders only. 178 OPPORTUNITY WALK / TROT / JOG / INTERMEDIATE GAIT OBEDIENCE AMATEUR OR JUNIOR. To be judged on exhibitor s ability to follow the impromptu commands of the judge. As the judge calls out instructions, horses making errors are brought to the center of the arena. The last horse on the rail wins the class. Amateur or Junior Riders, only Opportunity Doma Vaquera (Any Level) Rider provides appropriate background music during the test (Spanish or Latin guitar, classical or modern without vocals). Judged on air or attitude of proudness of the vaquero, and spontaneity, diversity, style, alternation of walk and gallop, obedience of the horse and the risk the rider assumes according to the combinations of distinct movements. Horse must walk with impulsion, the mosquero moving in rhythm with the horse. Gallop must be steady and true, with impulsion and cadence. Rider to present own style, not copy other riders. No comments can be made during contestant s ride and participant who does not enter within one minute will be eliminated. See USEF IALHA Rule AL245 for complete details. Opportunity Classes in this show are Open to All Breeds We happily welcome all our Equestrian friends! 2019 CDS MEMBERSHIP FORM Active Membership...$70.00 Additional Family Member... $60.00 Life Membership...$1, Name Address City State Zip Telephone ( ) Chapter Preference Would you like to use your Visa or MC? Card # Exp Date V code visa mastercard Signature Group membership in the United States Dressage Federation (USDF) ($20) included with CDS membership. All CDS memberships go from December to December. Anyone joining after October 1 will be a member for the following year. Please check any of the following that apply: Renewing Member New Member Junior Rider ( / / ) Amateur Instructor/Trainer Judge T.D. EMT Qualified Riding Member Nominate for Regional Adult Amateur Competition (add $25) Nominate for CDS Championship (add $25) Nominate for JR/YR Championship (add $25) Patron of Dressage Donation $ CALIFORNIA DRESSAGE SOCIETY P O Box 417 Carmel Valley, CA / (fax)

26 48 USDF Membership Benefits: USDF is dedicated to education, the recognition of achievement, and promotion of dressage. For details on member benefits, including educational programs, awards, and other opportunities, refer to the USDF Member Guide or the USDF website at Membership Requirements for USEF-licensed / USDF-recognized Competitions: Owners and riders, including foreign riders and owners who are not residents of the US, wishing to participate in a USEF-licensed/USDF-recognized competition as a rider or owner/lessee, must have either a USDF Group Membership (GM), Participating Membership (PM), or have a USDF Non-Member (NM) identification number and pay the USDF Non-Member (NM) fee. (Note: USDF Business Members can own horses but cannot compete as riders with their USDF Business Membership.) Individuals cannot compete at a USEF-licensed/USDF-recognized competition with a USDF Education Membership. Horses competing at USEF-licensed/USDF-recognized competitions must have either a USDF Horse Identification (HID) number or a USDF Lifetime Horse Registration (LHR). Proper credentials or verification certificates must be presented to the competition secretary. Riders and owners wishing to participate in a USEF-licensed/USDF-recognized competition, and not able to present the competition secretary with verification of a USDF membership or NM identification, and USDF LHR or USDF HID, must complete a USDF Competition Affidavit Form and pay the $5 affidavit filing fee. A copy of a completed affidavit form from another competition may also be used for verification purposes for up to 60 days. (Exception: Affidavits cannot be used at Great American Insurance Group/USDF Regional Dressage Championships.) Exceptions: Horses competing only in Individual Breed Classes (IBCs) at DSHB competitions, sires and dams of horses in DSHB group classes, where those sires or dams are not actually competing in the same competition, horses competing only in breed restricted dressage or DSHB classes at Regular Competitions (e.g. all Arabian, all Friesian, or all Morgan classes), or in USDF Introductory Level tests, pas de deux or quadrille, are exempt from this requirement. Also exempt are horses ridden in leadline, exhibitions, games and races, classes for 4-H members, walk-trot, academy, and opportunity classes. Riders and owners/lessees competing only in classes which are exempt from the USDF HID requirements are also exempt from the USDF NM identification number and NM fee requirements. Also exempt are handlers of horses competing in DSHB In-Hand or Group classes. Memberships Defined This competition is recognized by USDF for 2019 Participating Membership (PM): A membership issued to an individual directly by USDF. The membership year is December 1 through November 30. PMs are available for 1-year ($90), 5-years ($360), or life ($1,800). A USDF Youth Participating Membership (YPM) is available for individuals who have not reached their 21st birthday by December 1 of the current membership year ($72). A PM allows the member to compete at USEF-licensed/USDF-recognized competitions and to participate as a rider and/or owner/lessee for all Adequan /USDF Year-End Awards and the Great American Insurance Group/USDF Regional Dressage Championship program. Group Membership (GM): membership issued to an individual by USDF when the member name and dues are submitted to USDF through an affiliate Group Member Organization (GMO). The GM year begins December 1 and ends November 30. A GM allows the member to compete at USEFlicensed/USDF-recognized competitions and participate in the USDF Rider Awards program. Business Membership (BM): A membership that runs December 1 through November 30 and is issued to a business or organization directly by USDF. The USDF BM ($240) offers a wider variety of advertising benefits. BMs satisfy requirements of horse ownership only. Education Membership (EM): A membership issued to an individual directly by USDF. This online education only membership expires 12 months after the date joined. This membership type does NOT allow an individual to compete at a USEF-licensed/USDF-recognized competition. Non-Member (NM) Identification Number: For each USDF NM owner/lessee and USDF NM rider there will be a USDF NM fee of $35 per competition that must be collected by the show secretary and submitted to USDF, along with the USDF Report of Fees document and the $5 affidavit fee and Competition Affidavit Form if the person cannot provide a copy of their USDF NM card. Owners/ lessees or riders exempt from the NM number requirements are also exempt from paying the USDF NM fee. If there are multiple owners of a horse and all are NMs, only one of the owners must pay the NM fee. If the horse has at least one owner who is a current USDF PM, GM, or BM there is no NM fee assessed. Competition management will be invoiced for all applicable USDF NM fees not received with the USDF post-competition paperwork, along with a report listing all USDF NMs. Competition management is then required to submit the NM fees within 30 days to the USDF. An individual with a USDF NM identification number is not eligible for any USDF membership benefits. Once a USDF NM number has been assigned, a USDF NM card can be obtained from the USDF website. Horse Identification (HID) Number: A one-time tracking number for horses ($35). Scores earned by a horse with an HID number will be recorded, but will NOT be counted towards Adequan /USDF Year-End Awards. A horse with an HID number is not eligible to compete in Great American Insurance Group/USDF Regional qualifying or championship classes. An HID number can be upgraded to a Lifetime Horse Registration (LHR) for a fee of $80. If a horse has a USDF LHR it does not need an HID number. An HID number is a one-time fee that does not need to be renewed. Lifetime Horse Registration (LHR): A horse with an LHR ($115) is eligible for Adequan /USDF Year-End Awards, and eligible to compete in Great American Insurance Group/USDF Regional qualifying and championship classes, assuming requirements for the owner and rider are met. If a horse has an LHR it does not need an HID number. An LHR does not need to be renewed. How to Join USDF Applications for USDF Participating Membership (PM), Business Membership (BM), Horse Identification (HID) number, and Lifetime Horse Registration (LHR) may be found in the following locations: On the USDF website: You can submit the application online or download the form and fax or mail it to the USDF office. In the show office at USEF-licensed/USDF-recognized competitions classified by USEF as Dressage Competitions, and Regular Competitions which are open to all breeds. By calling or writing the USDF office at (859) , 4051 Iron Works Parkway, Lexington, KY The effective date of membership is the date the form and correct fees are received in the USDF office or, if applying at a competition, the date accepted by the competition secretary, provided the application is signed and dated by the competition secretary, member, and/or horse owner on that same day. 01/19 49

27 Dressage, Carriage Pleasure Driving, Western Pleasure, Part Bred Friesian, Andalusian/ Lusitano, English Pleasure Saddle Seat, English Pleasure Driving, Saddlebred, Friesian, Western Dressage, Half-Andalusian/Lusitano, English Pleasure Hunter Seat BURBANK SHOWCASE April 25-28, 2019 LOS ANGELES EQUESTRIAN CENTER BURBANK, CALIFORNIA Offering Classes for: American Saddlebred, Andalusian / Lusitano / Half Andalusian, Mustang / Colonial Spanish, Friesian & Part Bred Friesian, Gypsy & Part-Bred Gypsy, Peruvian Paso, Dressage & Western Dressage, English & Western Pleasure, Open & Working Equitation 50 Each competitor is responsible for supplying management with correct applicable numbers (USDF and USEF) for horse, owner, rider, and trainer, before the day(s) of the competition. The scores of competitors who fail to supply correct numbers may not be counted toward national awards. 1. CONDITIONS OF COMPETITION: The 2019 Burbank Showcase Horse Show is a US Equestrian (Federation) licensed competition. Every USEF approved division including Saddlebreds, Andalusian, Friesian and Dressage Horses offered herein, which is covered by the rules and specifications of the current Federation rule book will be conducted and judged in accordance therewith. The rules of the Federation take precedence over the rules of any other association. Exhibitors are encouraged to obtain the current Federation Rule Book, which is available for $10 (for non-federation-members) from US Equestrian Federation, 4047 Iron Works Parkway, Lexington, KY 40511, (859) A Federation Steward approved by the Show Committee shall be present to administer these rules at the show. Peruvian Paso rules - See Peruvian Paso Division Working Equitation Rules - See Working Equitation Division Gypsy Horse Rules - See Gypsy Horse Division Mustang / Colonial Spanish Horse Rules - See Mustang / Colonial Spanish Horse Division 2. USEF MEMBERSHIP STATEMENT Life, senior active and junior active members shall be eligible to participate in all classes at Regular Competitions, Eventing Competitions at the Preliminary Level or above and Combined Driving Competitions at the Advanced Level, Dressage, Reining and Vaulting Competitions and Endurance Rides. A nonmember may participate as a handler, rider, driver, owner, lessee, agent, coach or trainer at Regular Competitions, Eventing Competitions, Dressage Competitions, Reining Competitions and Combined Driving Competitions upon payment of a $45 Show Pass fee. Participants in the following classes are exempted from the Requirements of this rule: 1) leadline; 2) exhibitions; 3) games and races; 4) classes for 4-H members; 5) walk trot (exception: Friesian performance FR222) and academy classes (academy classes are classes limited to horses used regularly in a lesson program); 6) USDF introductory level tests, pas de deux and quadrille classes; 7) NRHA Endorsed Reining Competitions. 8) Opportunity classes, 9) citizens of other nations who have proof, in English, of current membership in good standing of their own National Federation, 10) USEA beginner novice division; and 11) assistant handlers in Dressage Sport Horse Breeding classes. 3. TO BE ELIGIBLE TO PARTICIPATE as a rider, driver, handler, vaulter, longeur, owner, lessee, agent, coach or trainer at Regular Competitions, Eventing Competitions at the Preliminary Level or above, Dressage Competitions, Combined Driving Competitions at the Advanced Level, Endurance Rides, Reining Competitions, Para-Equestrian Competitions and Vaulting Competitions, persons must be Members of the Federation as provided in Bylaw 203, and have paid the respective Breed/Discipline Dues as stated herein (for exceptions see GR901.9). Non-member participants must pay a non-member Show Pass fee and pay a Breed/Discipline registration fee. Lessees are considered owners in connection with this membership requirement. In the event of an entry under multiple ownerships, only one owner need be a Member and pay the respective Breed/Discipline Dues or pay a non-member Show Pass fee and Breed/Discipline registration fee. All Owners, Riders, Trainers must provide a current USEF Membership card with entry form. Amateur members must have their Amateur status indicated on their membership card. All Owners, Riders, Trainers must provide a current USEF Membership card with entry form. Amateur members must have their Amateur status indicated on their membership card. 51

28 52 4. USEF - HORSE OF THE YEAR POINTS: Please refer to USEF Rule Book GR 1123, 1128 & 1135 for information. 5. THE HORSE SHOW COMMITTEE reserves the right to itself to interpret all questions and conditions in regard to or arising out of, or incident to the show without claims for damages or recourse of any kind. All questions not covered in these rules and Regulations shall be decided by the Horse Show Management; its decision to be final. The Horse Show Management reserves to itself the right to limit entries in any class, section or division to refuse, accept conditionally, or to cancel any entries, disqualify any riders or exhibitors, prohibit exhibition of entries and cancel award prizes, without any claim for damages; to change any course; to add a dotted line; to cancel or combine any unfilled classes or to reschedule classes, after due notice to exhibitors; to change rings or rotate judges; as competition warrants. Every horse entered herein for competition will be under the control of the Horse Show Management, but the Show Management will in no case be responsible for any loss or damage that may occur, and it shall be a condition of entry that each exhibitor shall hold the Burbank Showcase Horse Show and the officials, employees, directors, officers, sponsoring entities of the Burbank Showcase Horse Show and the facilities at which the horse show is held blameless for any loss of accident to his horse(s), employee(s), equipment or his person which may occur from sickness, fire, or other cause. 6. MOTORIZED VEHICLES - Minors who do not have a valid driver s license which allows them to operate a motorized vehicle in the state in which they reside will not be permitted to operate a motorized vehicle of any kind, including, but not limited to, golf carts, motorcycles, scooters or farm utility vehicles, on the competition grounds of licensed competitions. Minors who have a valid temporary license may operate the above described motorized vehicles as long as they are accompanied by an adult with a valid driver s license. The parent(s), legal guardian(s), or individual who signs the entry blank as a parent or guardian of a minor operating a motorized vehicle in violation of this rule are solely responsible for any damages, claims, losses or actions resulting from that operation. Violations of this rule will be cause for sanctions against the parent(s), guardian(s) and/or trainer(s) who are responsible for the child committing the offense. Penalties may include exclusion of the child, parent(s), guardian(s), and/or trainer(s) from the competition grounds for the remainder of the competition and charges being filed against any of the above individuals in accordance with Chapter 6. Wheelchairs and other mobility assistance devices for individuals with disabilities are exempt from this rule. 7. SHOW COMMITTEE: It is the wish of this committee to Showcase these breeds of horses, inform the public of their heritage and give exhibitors a place to show their horses to their best ability. In order to create the true Show atmosphere, the committee reserves the right to cancel or combine classes with 3 or less entries, to substitute judges if deemed necessary and be the liaison between exhibitor and judge. Any difficulties arising between exhibitor and any official must be mediated through the horse show committee. 8. DISCIPLINE: Exhibitors are cautioned that any act of discourtesy or disobedience to the officials of this show on the part of the owner, trainer, groom, rider or handler will disqualify all parties and their entries from further competition at this horse show. Management MAY NOT be held liable for this course of action. Exhibitors/Owners could be asked to leave the Showgrounds and may not get a refund for fees already paid. 9. PROTESTS: All protests will be handled in a manner as outlined by each individual Association s Show Rules. 10. ADMISSION TO SHOW RING: No one will be permitted entry to the show ring except for riders/handlers and show officials. Attendants & grooms may enter arena ONLY when summoned by judge. 11. ARENAS: All warm-up and competition arenas contain sand footing. Dimensions are as follows: Equidome - 150x300; Large Oval - 150x265; Small Oval - 125x CLASS CALLS. Due to unforeseeable problems with any mechanical device, the PA system and paddock calls must be considered a courtesy. It is the responsibility of the exhibitor to be sure that their horse is at the gate at the prescribed time. Every effort will be made to maintain a working PA System to carry class calls, however, no protest will be upheld, nor will any class be changed on the basis of PA malfunctions alone. The two minute gate rule will be strictly enforced. The in gate will be closed two minutes after the first horse enters the ring. 13. ENTRIES: To be accepted, the entry blank must be COMPLETELY filled out and accompanied by a check covering all fees and proof of a negative Coggins Test dated within six months of show dates for each out-of-state horse. In addition, for out-of-state horses, Federal law requires a health certificate within 30 days of traveling. In the case of a minor, the entry blank must be signed by the parent or guardian. If there is no trainer, the entry blank must be signed by the owner. Send the completed entry blank along with all entry fees, stall fees, all other fees and, if applicable, copies of front and back of Certificate of Registration, USEF membership card, USEF Amateur card, IALHA membership card and/or IFSHA membership cards to Joanne Asman c/o Burbank Showcase, 1410 West Morningside Drive, Burbank CA See Rule 15 below for post entries postmarked after April 17, Make checks payable to Burbank Showcase Horse Show. Numbers will be released upon full payment of all fees. No entry will be accepted and processed without the above. New USEF vaccination rule for show horses: Effective December 1, 2015, all horses entering the grounds of a licensed competition must have proof of Flu/Rhino vaccination within 6 months of entering the grounds. Read the details at SAFE SPORT TRAINING: Starting January 1, 2019, if you are a USEF competing member 18 years of age or older, and are competing in an USEF recognized division, you are required to complete the core Safe Sport Training within 30 days of activating your membership. For USEFrecognized competitions, no entries will be accepted and processed without proof of Training Completion. 15. POST ENTRIES: A late fee of $35 per horse applies to entries postmarked after April 17, 2019.Post entries postmarked after April 17, 2019 must be faxed AND mailed to Burbank Showcase Horse Show, 1410 West Morngingside Drive, Burbank, CA / Fax #: If late, be sure to check with Show Secretary or Manager to assure availability of stabling, notify Show Secretary of entry information by phone or , and bring original entries to show office upon arrival at the showgrounds. 16. CANCELLATIONS AND REFUNDS: Cancellations made before the closing date of entries will be refunded in full, less a $25 office fee. Cancellations made after the closing of entries will be entitled to a refund if notice is given in writing, accompanied by a veterinarian certificate or doctor s letter, with a $25 cancellation fee retained by the Horse Show. No refunds will be given for stabling, for any reason. All refunds must be applied for before the close of the day on April 24, No refunds will be considered for any reason after the start of the show. 17. HORSE SHOW FEES: Checks, money orders or credit card numbers to cover ALL FEES indicated on the entry form must accompany entry. No exhibitor numbers will be issued if exhibitor has a balance due on original entry. Exhibitors must leave an open check, cash or credit card with horse show office when picking up numbers to cover cost of added classes, etc. All accounts must be current prior to entering a class. 17a. CHANGES: Care should be taken to enter animal in its proper class. Sex and age of horses must be correctly stated, as well as the correct age of Junior Riders. Exhibitors are responsible for their errors and those of their agents in making out entry blanks. 53

29 54 17b. ADDING CHAMPIONSHIP CLASSES: There will be no post entry fee for adding a championship class if entered at least 2 hours prior to the scheduled session if the horse previously was entered into the Show in qualifying classes. 17c. All post entered classes must be entered at least 2 hours prior to the scheduled session each day. 18. AWARDS: Award to 1st Ribbons to 5th in all classes. 19. RETURNED CHECKS: There will be a penalty of $50 if a check is refused by the bank for any reason. No checks will be processed through the bank a second time, and must be covered by a money order, cashiers check or cash, in addition to the penalty. Unpaid fees will be subject to US Equestrian Federation, IFSHA, IALHA and NAPHA rules and regulations. 20. CONDUCT: The horse protection act of 1970, Public Law as amended will be followed. Exhibitors are cautioned as to their conduct in the ring and the schooling areas, especially with respect to training and schooling in preparation for the Saturday Evening Performances. 21. ATTIRE: All riders, drivers, and attendants shall be neatly and suitably dressed upon entering the show ring. 22. DOGS / PETS: Dogs are not permitted to be loose on competition grounds and must be on a leash or otherwise contained. Individuals must not lead dogs on a leash while mounted. Dog owners are solely responsible for any damages, claims, losses or actions resulting from their dogs behaviors. Dog owners failing to comply with this rule may be subject to penalty, as well as issuance of warning cards. No dogs or other pets allowed in any arenas. Any Exhibitor pets found in stalls will be charged for those stalls. No dogs allowed in the Equidome. 23. SHARPS must be disposed of in the containers provided for that purpose. Sharps containers can be found on the back end of every other barn. Competition management may fine any individuals including trainers, owners, exhibitors, or their agents up to $100 for improper disposal of needles or other sharp disposable instruments. 24. PARKING: There will be ABSOLUTELY NO PARKING in unauthorized barn areas. Parking will be allowed for loading and unloading only. Parking will be in designated areas only. 25. FOOD SERVICE: During the competition, food service will be provided on the competition grounds. 26. HORSE WASHING: Do not wash horses in barn area. Please use the wash racks. 27. HORSES NOT COMPETING: Horses brought to the show grounds but not entered in the show must fill out the non-usef entry form with proper signatures in order to be allowed on the grounds. They must also pay the stall or grounds fees and a $65 office fee. As any horse on the grounds during the Horse Show can be inspected by the CA Drug Enforcement Officers, the $5 Drug Fee must also be paid. Horses in this category are not to interfere with competition horses using the warm-up or practice arenas or be allowed to work or block driveways or walkways. 28. INTERNET ACCESS: There will be no fax or internet access from the show office. Prepare to submit all necessary documents with your entries or bring them to the Show Office with you. 29. STALLS: Stalls are not pre-bedded. To avoid confusion regarding stall assignments, please list both the Trainer and the Barn names on your entry blank. Groups or barns wishing to be stabled together must indicate with the entry form the list of exhibitors that need to be stabled together and if they are sharing a tack room with another exhibitor. AND, those entry forms should all be sent in together. ABSOLUTELY NO STRAW BEDDING MAY BE USED ANYWHERE ON THE SHOWGROUNDS. Late and/or separate entries cannot be assured stall assignments proximate to a specific group. Stall assignments are made by sponsorship and date of receipt. No guarantees are made in regards to stabling or stall assignments. Stall assignments are made by the following criteria: 1. Date of receipt of entry and payment 2. Number of horses brought 3. Sponsorships There are a limited number of permanent stalls. Entries with stall reservations/ requirements must be made by Closing Date of entries. There is no guarantee of available stalls after that date. Portable stalls may not be available. Day Use stall requests must still be in by Closing Date. 30. HOLD HARMLESS: Additional Terms and Definitions of the Release of Liability, Assumption of Risk, Waiver and Indemnification In consideration for entry upon the show ground facilities of the competition, the undersigned (of all entry forms) on behalf of myself, my trainers, instructors, coaches, clients, agents, employees, grooms, invitees, representatives, assigns, executors, heirs, independent contractors (including but not limited to veterinarians, farriers, masseuse, chiropractor, therapists, braiders, shippers), if applicable, on behalf of my minor child or children (hereinafter collectively referred to as I ) agrees: I agree that competition as used in this entry blank, in the premium book and in the USEF rules means Burbank Showcase Horse Show, each and every class and/or event conducted and all activities that I undertake at any time upon entry of the show ground facilities including any horse which is on the show ground facilities for my use, in my control or at my request. I further agree that competition includes the entire week of the horse show including the time horses and/or people are allowed to enter to set up, stable and/or conduct business whether its expressly and/or specifically related to the horse show and classes being conducted/held that week through and including the time all horses and/or people vacate the show ground facilities. I agree that this release of liability includes any horse that I have asked to come onto the show ground facilities for any purpose, and/or is in my control and/or custody and regardless whether the horse is being stabled at the show ground facilities and/or competing in the competition. I agree that released parties means the competition known as the Burbank Showcase Horse Show, the horse show management as referenced in the prize list, Chatigny Equestrian Advancements, Inc., CEA, City of Los Angeles and each of their officers, directors, managers, members, owners, shareholders, employees, representatives, agents, subsidiaries, volunteers, officials, affiliated and associated persons, companies and organizations, assigns and entities or organizations related to horse show management and/or related to or manage the property owned by such entities. I agree that show ground facilities means the Los Angeles Equestrian Center, LAEC, Inc. including but not limited to all improvements, structures (permanent or temporary), buildings, tents, stalls, fixtures, (including but not limited to all jumps and related equipment), arenas, exercise and schooling areas (and the footing therein) located on the premise and/or provided by released parties during the competition. I agree that if I am not a member of USEF that I will abide by all rules and regulations of USEF. I agree that the rules of the premium book are incorporated as if set forth herein. 55

30 56 Release and Waiver of Claims I hereby fully and forever release, waive and discharge the released parties and each of them who are or might be liable in any way from any and all claims, demands, actions, causes of actions, liabilities of any kind which I, may or might have against released parties or any of them, arising from or by reason of any and all known and unknown, foreseen and unforeseen bodily and personal injuries, damage to property, injury to horse and any consequences thereof, which I may sustain due to the ordinary negligence of released parties; I further agree that except for the gross negligence or willful misconduct of the released parties, I shall not bring any legal action, claim, demand against and/or sue for any economic and non-economic losses due to bodily injury, death, property damage and/or injury to any horse in relation to the show ground facilities and/or the operation and conduct of the competition. I agree this release includes all activities I participate in and all areas of the show ground facilities as defined above. Hold Harmless I hereby agree to defend, indemnify and hold harmless released parties from and against any and all claims, liabilities, loss damages, demands, actions, causes of action, including attorneys fees, cost and expenses of any kind, which may be made against them, or any of them, by anyone, which arise out of my actions, including my ordinary negligence, including active and passive, and gross negligence or willful misconduct and /or the active or passive negligence of released parties while either I or any horse at my request or in my control is/was on the show ground facilities and/or participation in the competition. Assumption of Risk I hereby acknowledge and assume the risk that equestrian activity, including flat riding, trail riding, in-hand handling and jumping, is very dangerous and involves the risk of serious injury and/or death and/or property damage. I expressly acknowledge that injuries may be compounded or increased by negligent maintenance of the show ground facilities, faulty or improperly secured equipment, improper supervision or compliance with USEF rules and regulations, acts of god and negligent rescue operations or procedures of released parties and negligent handling of horses and independent operations by trainers, riders, and/or boarders who use the show ground facilities or others who are not affiliated with released parties. I acknowledge that horses can be injured while being ridden, groomed, stabled, walked and/or exercised and I expressly assume the risk of injury to any horse under my control and/ or custody of or on the show ground facilities at my request. This agreement shall be governed by the laws of the state of California with respect to all released parties, except for the USEF as set forth in this Premium and the USEF Rulebook. I agree this release extends to all acts of ordinary negligence of released parties and is intended to be as broad and inclusive as permitted by law. If any portion of this release and/or entry blank is held invalid, it is agreed that the balance shall continue in full legal force and effect. I have not relied on any oral representations or statements made that by signing the entry blank that I am bound by the release, waiver and warnings contained herein and that both sides/pages constitute one incorporated agreement. If applicable, I agree I have the express authority to sign this entry blank/release on behalf of the owner and/or rider. Minor Exhibitors Parents or guardians of minor exhibitors shall hold Burbank Showcase Horse Show, Chatigny Equestrian Advancements, Inc., CEA and the Los Angeles Equestrian Center, LAEC, Inc. and the City of Los Angeles harmless for injury to such minor. No child s entry will be accepted unless the entry blank is signed by his/her parent or guardian, or if not available, the trainer, must sign an entry blank on the minor s behalf.. USDF Statement on Animal Welfare The United States Dressage Federation, Inc. (USDF), a federation of over 100 independent organizations throughout the United States with a membership of nearly 30,000 members, supports the concept of ethical treatment of animals. Dressage is a classical method of training horses, based upon the horse s natural responses, as carried out in a gradual, planned program during which the horse s athletic abilities are improved in a systematic manner. As a result, the horse becomes capable, comfortable, and responsive in partnership with the rider without the use of force. Dressage competition at various levels of achievement is the ultimate test of the training program to determine whether the desired harmony between horse and rider has been achieved. The rules pertaining to dressage competition prohibit the use of artificial appliances, training aids, and drugs, which would force the horse to submit. Instead, the emphasis is upon training and a cooperative partnership with the rider. Major competitions are carefully monitored to assure that there is no unnecessary force or harshness displayed. Unlike other horse sports in which horses enter training at a relatively immature state, dressage training is usually not seriously begun until the horse is three or four. The top levels of achievement require five or more years of progressive training and it is not unusual to see horses in international competition in their late teens. This, in itself, places a premium on good care and soundness throughout the horse s life. While supporting the concept of animal welfare in its broadest form, the United States Dressage Federation, Inc., also recognizes that it is unrealistic to ascribe human emotions and responses to the horse which in its wild state is a creature of flight, living a hard and precarious existence. Under domestication, the horse is assured of ample food, water, and shelter, as well as protection against infectious diseases and damaging parasites, thus leading a longer and healthier life with a high rate of survival. As an educational organization, USDF has numerous programs, which teach people how to pursue the accepted, humane training methods. A program of certifying instructors also emphasizes protecting the horse s welfare in pursuit of dressage training. United States Dressage Federation 4051 Iron Works Parkway, Lexington, KY Phone: , Fax: , usdressage@usdf.org, 57

31 2019 Peruvian Paso Horse Show Division Laureado Horse Congratulations to this exceptional horse for attaining the Highest Honor a Peruvian Paso Horse can reach in the 2018 Fiesta of the Spanish Horse Show. RDLF Festejo is a past multi Champion of Champions in many divisions RDLF Festejo Bred by Dr Brian & Terry Jarchow Rancho de la Florecita, Santa Ynez, CA. Owned by Jim Alexander, Clear Creek Ranch, Carson NV 58 59

32 Nearby Hotel Accommodations Hilton Garden Inn 401 S San Fernando Blvd., Burbank, CA For Show Discount of $159 + Tax Per Night CALL (818) Use Group Code BURSMB or mention Burbank Showcase Discount rate must be reserved by March 29, 2019 For Reservations after the cut-off date, call Courtyard By Marriott 2100 W. Empire Ave., Burbank, CA For Show Discount of $154 + Tax Per Night CALL (818) Mention Burbank Showcase Discounted reservations on a space available basis. Reserve early! 50/50 OPPORTUNITY DRAWING! Winning Ticket Holder Splits Proceeds with the Charity! TICKETS $10 EACH 6 FOR $50 15 FOR $100 need not be present to win. Winner Announced sunday at the conclusion of the show Purchase tickets at the show or in advance. For info call (818) Donations are Tax Deductible and Support Cancer Research Fiesta of the Spanish Horse is a CA 501(c)3 Non-Profit Organization # Fiesta and Burbank Showcase employees and any immediate family members residing in the same household are NOT eligible to win the Opportunity Drawings. Sale to benefit cancer research Silver Peruvian Paso Saddle ~ $2,250 Made with the best quality and attention by F. Barrena & Hijos of Peru Heartfelt Thanks to Tilley Andalusians for your Support of the Show This beautiful, luxurious saddle was purchased and ridden by a famous American Peruvian owner, and has been displayed in Beverly Hills mansion for about 20 years. It is in excellent condition, and we cannot find any imperfections. Perfect for horse shows, parades, or simply to compliment your beautiful Peruvian Paso! Also includes a matching pad, silver wood stirrups and saddle blanket. For local pickups in the Los Angeles areas only, includes the handmade wood stand for storing and/or for displaying this beautiful saddle. For info, contact Joanne Asman at Proceeds benefit Fiesta of the Spanish Horse 60

33 THIS is Horsetrader country Phil Hatten photo California Horsetrader salutes the Los Angeles Equestrian Center and its marvelous contributions to the wonderful world of horses. All the best to you and your horses 760/ Photo Phil Hatten