Fall. HORSE SHOw. September 9, 2017 Bridgewater College Equestrian Center Weyers Cave, VA BRIDGEWATER COLLEGE. r c. o l l e g e. d i.

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1 BRIDGEWATER COLLEGE r b d i g e w a t e r c Fall HORSE SHOw o l l e g e Photo Alyssa Makoski 15 Ring One Judge: Cricket Stone Morris Ring Two Judge: Ariadne Paxton Managers: Emily Guyer and Jerry Schurink Information: Course Designers: Jerry Schurink, Emily Guyer and Kamerra Brown Secretary: Diane Hinch Announcer: Molly Moore EMT: Matt Daniels September 9, 2017 Bridgewater College Equestrian Center Weyers Cave, VA NO DOGS ALLOWED.

2 1. California Warm Up 2. Green Hunter 2 6 and 3 Over Fences 3. Green Hunter 2 6 and 3 Over Fences 4. Green Hunter Under Saddle 5. Low Hunter Over Fences 6. Low Hunter Over Fences 7. Low Hunter Under Saddle 8. Children s Hunter Over Fences 9. Children s Hunter Over Fences 10. Children s Hunter Under Saddle 11. SWVHJA Hunter Seat Medal 12. SWVHJA Adult Medal 13. Adult Hunter Over Fences 14. Adult Hunter Over Fences 15. Adult Hunter Under Saddle 16. Hopeful Hunter Over Fences 17. Hopeful Hunter Over Fences 35. Puddle Jumper Clear Round Blue (.70m) 36. Puddle Jumper (.70m) Table II Sec. 2b 37. Training Jumper Clear Round Blue (.80m) 38. Training Jumper (.80m) Table II Sec. 2b 39. Randolph College Medal 40. Low Jumper Clear Round Blue (.85m) 41. Low Jumper (.85m) Table II Sec. 2b 42. Child/Adult Jumper (.95m) Table II Sec. 2b 43. Child/Adult Jumper (.95m) Table II Sec. 2c 44. Level 2 Jumper (.95m) Table II Sec. 2b 45. Level 2 Jumper (.95m) Table II Sec. 2c 46. Level 3 Jumper (1.0m) Table II Sec. 2b 47. Level 3 Jumper (1.0m) Table II Sec. 2c 48. Oak Ridge Medal Afternoon 20 Minute Schooling Break 49. Junior Equitation on the Flat 14 and Under 50. Junior Equitation on the Flat Adult Equitation on the Flat 2 Timetable ***Controlled Schooling*** RING ONE OUTDOOR ARENA Schooling permitted until 8:15 a.m. Ring One to start at 8:30 a.m. RING TWO INDOOR ARENA Schooling permitted until 8:45 a.m. Ring Two will start at 9:00 a.m. 18. Hopeful Hunter Under Saddle 19. Intermediate Hunter Over Fences 20. Intermediate Hunter Over Fences 21. Intermediate Hunter Under Saddle 22. Small Medium Pony Hunter Over Fences 23. Small Medium Pony Hunter Over Fences 24. Small Medium Pony Hunter Under Saddle 25. Large Pony Hunter Over Fences 26. Large Pony Hunter Over Fences 27. Large Pony Hunter Under Saddle 28. SWVHJA Pony Medal 29. Special Children s Hunter Over Fences 30. Special Children s Hunter Over Fences 31. Special Children s Hunter Under Saddle 32. Special Adult Hunter Over Fences 33. Special Adult Hunter Over Fences 34. Special Adult Hunter Under Saddle 52. Adult Pleasure Hunter- Walk, Trot 53. Adult Pleasure Hunter- GAYP 54. Adult Pleasure Hunter- Walk, Trot, Canter 55. Junior Pleasure Hunter- Walk Trot 56. Junior Pleasure Hunter- GAYP 57. Junior Pleasure Hunter- Walk, Trot, Canter 58. Pony Pleasure Walk, Trot 59. Pony Pleasure GAYP 60. Pony Pleasure Walk, Trot, Canter 61. Pre-Beginner Equitation Over Fences 62. Pre-Beginner Equitation Over Fences 63. Pre-Beginner Equitation on the Flat 64. Pleasure Hunter Over Fences 65. Pleasure Hunter Over Fences 66. Pleasure Hunter Under Saddle 67. Beginner Equitation Over Fences 68. Beginner Equitation Over Fences 69. Beginner Equitation on the Flat

3 SWVHJA DIVISION SPECIFICATIONS PRE-BEGINNER EQUITATION - Open to junior and amateur riders in their first year of showing over fences less than 2 in height. Riders are eligible for one horse show year and may not enter divisions with fence heights of 2 or above. This division will not count against rider s one year eligibility for the Beginner Equitation division. To be judged on rider s position and control. Division may be combined with the Beginner Equitation division at Management s discretion if entries warrant. Fence height 18. No oxers permitted. BEGINNER EQUITATION Open to junior and amateur riders in their first year of showing over fences 2 in height. No oxers permitted. Riders are eligible for one horse show year and may not enter divisions with fence heights exceeding 2. This division will not count against rider s 2 year eligibility for the Intermediate Hunter division. To be judged on rider s position and control. Division may be split between juniors and adults at the discretion of show management. JUNIOR EQUITATION ON THE FLAT Open to riders who have reached their 15th birthday by December 1st of the calendar year, but not reached their 18th birthday as of December 1st of the calendar year. To be shown at a walk, trot, and canter both ways of the ring and judged on position, control, and guidance. USEF tests 1-19 may be used, excluding those requiring work over fences. Three entries are necessary to fill this class. Riders need not be members of SWVHJA to compete. If there are insufficient entries, this class may be combined with the Junior Equitation on the Flat 14 & under and/or the Adult Equitation on the flat. JUNIOR EQUITATION ON THE FLAT 14 & Under - Open to riders who have not reached their 15th birthday by December 1st of the calendar year. To be shown at a walk, trot, and canter both ways of the ring and judged on position, control, and guidance. USEF tests 1-19 may be used, excluding those requiring work over fences. Three entries are necessary to fill this class. Riders need not be members of SWVHJA to compete. If there are insufficient entries, this class may be combined with the Junior Equitation on the Flat and/or the Adult Equitation on the flat. ADULT EQUITATION ON THE FLAT - Open to amateurs 18 years of age and older. To be shown at a walk, trot, and canter both ways of the ring and judged on position, control, and guidance. USEF tests 1-19 may be used, excluding those requiring work over fences. Three entries are necessary to fill this class. Riders need not be members of SWVHJA to compete. If there are insufficient entries, this class may be combined with the Junior Equitation on the flat. Riders must stay within their age group if classes are split by age. LOW HUNTER - Open to horses and ponies. To be judged on performance, manners, and way of going. Fences 3. JUMPER DIVISIONS PUDDLE JUMPERS - Open to horses or ponies ridden by amateurs or professional exhibitors. 0.70m= Fences 2 3 in height. TRAINING JUMPERS - Open to horses or ponies ridden by amateurs or professional exhibitors. 0.80m= Fences 2 7 in height. LOW JUMPERS - Open to horses or ponies ridden by amateurs or professional exhibitors. 0.85m= Fences 2 9 in height. CHILDREN S/ADULT JUMPER Open to horses or ponies ridden by a junior or adult amateur exhibitor. Fences.95 to 1.05 meters. USEF Tables I IV may be used. LEVEL 2 JUMPER Fences meters. USEF Tables I IV may be used. 3

4 LEVEL 3 JUMPER Fences over meters. USEF Tables I IV may be used. Metric Conversion Chart 2014 (this chart should be listed with the jumper specifications) 0.70m= Fences 2 3 in height 0.85m= Fences 2 9 in height 1.00m= Fences 3 3 in height 0.75m= Fences 2 5 in height 0.09m= Fences 2 11 in height 0.80m= Fences 2 7 in height 0.95m= Fences 3 1 in height PLEASURE HUNTER Open to horses or ponies ridden by juniors, adults or professional exhibitors. Fences 2 0 in height with no oxers. SWVHJA HUNTER SEAT MEDAL - Open to riders who have not reached their 18th birthday as of December 1 of the calendar year. To be shown over a course of fences not to exceed 3 that must include two changes of direction, a combination and at least three oxers. A minimum of six riders, if available, must be called back to work on the flat. Martingales may not be used in the flat phase. Each phase to count 50 percent. Same horse must be used for both phases. To qualify for the finals, a rider must accumulate 20 points during the show year. Four entries are required to fill the class with a minimum of three to complete the class. If there are fewer than four entries, this class can be combined with the Adult Medal. SWVHJA Hunter Seat Medal contestants may compete throughout the year. The top twenty (20) point earners with a minimum of 10 points will be invited to compete in the Hunter Seat Medal Finals. SWVHJA ADULT MEDAL - Same specs as for the SWVHJA Hunter Seat Medal Class, except open to amateur riders 18 years of age and older. Ponies may be ridden by adults, but may not be shown in the Pony Hunter division at the same horse show. If there are fewer than four entries, this class can be combined with the Hunter Seat Medal. SWVHJA Adult Medal contestants may compete throughout the year. The top twenty (20) point earners with a minimum of 10 points will be invited to compete in the Adult Medal Finals. INTERMEDIATE HUNTER - Open to anyone in their first or second year of showing, on horses or ponies, excluding the Beginner Equitation division. Fences 2 3. Once a rider shows over fences 2 6 or higher, they are no longer eligible for the Intermediate Hunter division in subsequent years. To be judged on performance, manners and way of going. The rider may not jump higher than 2 6 at the same horse show. CHILDREN S HUNTER - Open to juniors mounted on horses. To be judged on performance, manners and way of going. Fences 3. Management may combine this division with the Adult Amateur Hunter division if there are fewer than 3 entries. ADULT AMATEUR HUNTER - Open to adult amateur riders mounted on horses or ponies. To be judged on performance, manners and way of going. Ponies shown by an adult may not be shown in the Pony Hunter division at the same horse show. Fences 3. Management may combine this division with the Children s Hunter division if there are fewer than 3 entries. SPECIAL ADULT HUNTER - Open to Adult Amateur riders mounted on horses or ponies. Fences to be 2 6 or 2 9. Both heights must be offered and judged together. Related distances between two jumps should be no less than 60 (4 strides). Judged on performance, manners and way of going. Horse/rider combination cannot compete over fences higher than 2 9 at the same horse show. Ponies shown by an adult may not be shown in the pony hunter division at the same horse show. The Special Adult Hunter division and the Special Children s Hunter division may be combined if there are fewer than 3 in either section. SPECIAL CHILDREN S HUNTER - Same specs as the Special Adult Hunter, except open to junior riders. GREEN HUNTER - Open to horses in their first or second year of showing over fences at 2 6 or higher. To be eligible for green hunter status, horses may have only shown over fences in three shows or less ar 2 3 or lower the previous year. Both heights must be offer and will be judged together. HOPEFUL HUNTER Open to ponies and horses. Fences to be 2 3. ADULT HUNTER PLEASURE HORSE - Open to horses shown with hunter tack on the flat ridden by an Adult. Classes to be offered are: Walk/Go As You Please, Walk/Trot, and Walk/Trot/Canter. No Division Specifications continued on page 14. 4

5 EQUINE ACTIVITY RELEASE, WAIVER, ASSUMPTION OF ALL RISKS AND INDEMNIFICATION AGREEMENT (This is a legally binding document - read carefully) The undersigned participant desires to engage in equine activities at or through facilities owned and operated or controlled by Bridgewater College ( College ) and, in consideration of being permitted to engage in such activities, enters into this agreement ( Agreement ). The undersigned, as participant or parent(s) or guardian(s) of participant, knowingly and voluntarily acknowledges without reservation: 1. That equine activities are athletic activities that are intrinsically dangerous and pose potentially serious risk of injury or death to participants in equine activities. 2. That there are intrinsic dangers or conditions that are an integral part of equine activities, including but not limited specifically to: (i) the propensity of equines to behave in ways, including unpredictable ways, that may result in serious injury, harm, or death to persons on or around them; (ii) the unpredictability of an equine s reaction to such things as sounds, noise, sudden movement, other movement, and familiar or unfamiliar objects, persons, or other animals or other stimuli, including weather conditions or changes; (iii) certain hazards such as surface and subsurface and atmospheric conditions; (iv) proximity, interaction or collisions with other animals or objects; and (v) the potential of a participant or attendee or some other person acting in a negligent or other manner that may occasion or contribute to injury to equine or to the participant or others, such as failing to maintain control over the equine or not acting within the participant s ability (collectively, Intrinsic Dangers of Equine Activities ). 3. That participants in equine activities may be seriously injured or killed as a result of their own negligence, the negligence of others, through no fault of participant or anyone else, or as a result of the Intrinsic Dangers of Equine Activities. To the fullest extent permitted by law, in consideration of Bridgewater College (the College ) allowing participant to participate in equine activities at or through facilities owned or operated or controlled by the College, the undersigned, as participant or

6 With this release, waiver, and assumption of all risks, the undersigned acknowledges and accepts notice of the provisions of the Virginia Equine Activity Liability Act, Va. Code through This release, waiver, and assumption of all risks shall remain valid unless and until revoked in writing by the participant or the parent or guardian of any minor signing below, with receipt of any such revocation expressly acknowledged in writing by an authorized representative of the College. The undersigned hereby certifies that the statements and representations in this Agreement are being made by the undersigned knowingly, freely, and voluntarily, and fully understands that (i) this Agreement affects legal rights, (ii) the College is expressly relying upon the foregoing statements and representations in permitting participant s participation in any equine activities, and (iii) no one has the authority on behalf of the College to modify or alter the provisions orally or otherwise with regard to this release, waiver, and assumption of risk. Participant: Parent(s) or Guardian(s): Signature: Signature: Print Name: Print Name: Birth Date: Relationship to Participant: Date Signed: Date Signed: Signature: Print Name: Relationship to Participant: Date Signed:

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8 Bridgewater College ENTRY B Septembe Entries received by Diane Hinch at 44 Windy Grove Lane Fishersv BRIDGEWATER COLLEGE EQUINE ACTIVITY RELEASE/WAIVER ASSUMPTION OF RISK AND INDEMNIFICATION AGREEMENT In consideration of my daughter s/son s participation in any equine activities sponsored by South West Virginia Hunte Jumper Association (SWVHJA), its board of directors, and Bridgewater College (BC), I hereby release and waive any right to sue SWVHJA, its board of directors and BC, its employees, agents and representatives for any loss, damages, injury o death to person or property sustained by my daughter/son in equine activities by any cause whatsoever including bu not limited to any risk inherent in any equine activity, such as (i) the propensity of an equine to behave in dangerous way which may result in injury or death to a participant or bystander or damage to property; or (ii) the inability to predic an equine s reaction to sound, movements, objects, persons or animals; (iii) hazards of surface or subsurface conditions whether known or unknown; (iv) the experience level of any participant; (v) a known or unknown health condition o any participant; (vi) the condition and age of the equipment or tack. I assume all of the foregoing risk and any othe risk inherent in equine activities and accept those risks and any other potential risk of recreational activities, and I agree and understand that SWVHJA, its board of directors and BC shall have no responsibility whatsoever to make any such examination or inspection. I further assume all risk, and agree to hold harmless the SWVHJA, its board of directors, and BC, its employees, representatives or agents, or on the part of any other person. If (I am) (my daughter/son is) a participant in SWVHJA, its board of directors and BC sponsored classes and/or programs then I agree and understand that this agreement shall apply to all equine activities in which (I am) (my daughter/son) i involved during the next 12 months from the date below. I hereby certify that the foregoing statements and representations are being made by me knowingly, freely and voluntarily and I understand that the SWVHJA, its board of directors and BC are expressly relying upon the foregoing statements and representations in permitting my daughter/son s participation in any equine activities. CAUTION! READ BEFORE SIGNING! Date Participant (If participant is a minor, then parent or guardian must sign.) Parent or Guardian (Must be at least 18 years of age to sign.) OWNER MANDATORY x RIDER MANDATORY x Owner Rider 1 Address Address Phone Phone

9 Spring Horse Show LANK r 9, 2017 ille, VA Entries must be received by September 9, Entry Name: r s r t s t, f r Horse/Pony Small/Medium/Large Rider 1 D.O.B. Rider Name: Class Numbers: Rider 2 D.O.B. Rider Name:, s Class Numbers: Number of Stalls Number of Nights Schooling Fee TOTAL: TRAINER MANDATORY x x Rider 2 Address Trainer Address Phone Phone

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11 PARENT OR GUARDIAN RELEASE, WAIVER, ASSUMPTION, INDEMNIFICATION AND EMERGENCY MEDICAL AUTHORIZATION The undersigned, as the parent(s) or guardian(s) of the participant, a minor, and on the behalf of the undersigned, the participant, and our respective heirs, successors, and assigns, accept, acknowledge, and agree to the release, waiver of liability, assumption of risks and indemnification contained in this Agreement as an inducement for allowing the participant to participate in equine activities at or through the College, and knowingly, freely, and voluntarily execute this Agreement on behalf of the participant and our own behalf. In the event that participant is injured while participating in equine activities at the College, the undersigned hereby give permission to any physician and any health care provider and facility to render any appropriate medical care to the participant, including but not limited to hospitalization, tests, medication, anesthesia and surgery. A copy (including facsimile) of this Authorization shall have the same effect as the original. Signature: Signature: Print Name: Print Name: Relationship to Participant: Relationship to Participant: Date Signed: Date Signed: ACCEPTED: Bridgewater College PAGE 2 OF 2

12 in equine activities at or through facilities owned or operated or controlled by the College, the undersigned, as participant or parent(s) or guardian(s) of participant, on behalf of the undersigned, the participant and our respective heirs, successors, and assigns: 1. Hereby KNOWINGLY AND VOLUNTARILY forever releases and waives any rights to sue or make any claim against the College, its officers, employees, agents, contractors, representatives, and volunteers for any loss, damage, injury, or death to person or property sustained by participant in equine activities by any cause whatsoever, including but not limited to: (i) the Intrinsic Dangers of Equine Activities; (ii) the knowledge, skills, and experience level of any participant; (iii) a known or unknown health condition of any participant; (iv) the condition and age of all facilities, equipment or tack; and/or (v) any act or omission, negligent or otherwise, on the part of the College or its employees, agents, representatives, and volunteers. 2. Hereby KNOWINGLY AND VOLUNTARILY acknowledges and assumes all of the foregoing risks and any other risks inherent in equine activities and participation in equine activities, and accepts complete responsibility for deciding to make and making any and all examinations or inspections or inquiries relating to those risks and any other potential risks of equine activities, and agrees and understands that the College shall have NO RESPONSIBILITY whatsoever to make any such examination or inspection or inquiry. 3. Hereby KNOWLINGLY AND VOLUNTARILY agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the College, its officers, employees, agents, contractors, representatives, volunteers and insurers from and against all of the foregoing claims and any and all loss, damage, injury, or death to person or property by whatever cause including but not limited to any act or omission, negligent or otherwise, on the part of the College, its officers, employees, agents, representatives or volunteers, or on the part of any other person arising from or related to participation in equine activities. Any provision of this Agreement which is prohibited by law or unenforceable shall be ineffective only to the extent of such prohibition without invalidating the remaining provisions. PAGE 1 OF 2

13 INFORMATION No dogs allowed. For additional information please contact contact Emily Guyer at (540) FEES $16 per class $20 for medal classes $35 per stall/per day $18 Jumper classes $25 Non-Showing Horse $15 for checks not closed in the show office by the end of the show day on Sunday. ENTRIES Six ribbons awarded in each class. Championship and Reserve ribbons in all divisions. Ribbons can be picked up at the announcers stand. All riders must sign a Bridgewater College Equine Release/Waiver before riding on Bridgewater College property. All riders must wear an ASTM/SEI-approved hard hat while mounted. It is the responsibility of the rider, or the parent, guardian or trainer of the exhibitor, to see to it that the headgear worn complies with appropriate safety standards for protective headgear intended for equestrian use, and is properly fitted and in good condition. A negative Coggins within 12 months of the show date is required before numbers will be issued. Early entries should be mailed to Diane Hinch. All pre-entries must be received by Diane Hinch at 44 Windy Grove Lane, Fishersville, VA GROUNDS Schooling will be permitted on Friday, Sept. 8, 2017 from 5-7:30 p.m. Please call to notify Bridgewater College Equestrian Center at (540) if you plan to school at that time. Extreme care must be taken during schooling sessions. Horses that school and do not show will be charged a $25 schooling fee. All riders must sign a BCEC waiver prior to schooling. Refreshments will be available on the show grounds. An EMT or other medical personnel will be on the show grounds on the day of competition. Neither Bridgewater College, nor its employees, will be held responsible for any accident or loss that may occur to horse, rider or guest. Limited permanent box stall stabling with permanent doors is available at a cost of $35 per stall per night. Please call Shannon Bower (845) for reservations by the Thursday before the horse show. The veterinarian on call is Westwood Animal Hospital (540) DIRECTIONS From the North: I-81 South to the Weyers Cave exit 235. Turn right onto Rt. 256 and go to the stop light. Take Rt. 11 north (right) approximately 1.1 miles. Turn left at Burketown Road and go 0.2 miles. The farm is on the left. From the South: I-81 North to the Weyers Cave exit 235. Turn left onto Rt. 256 and go to the stop light. Take Rt. 11 north (right) approximately 1.1 miles. Turn left at Burketown Road and go 0.2 miles. The farm is on the left. 13

14 over fences classes will count toward this division. (Shows offering a Pleasure Hunter division with over fences classes may offer this division as a separate division.) It is acceptable for SWVHJA Horse Shows to combine the Adult Hunter Pleasure and the Junior Pleasure Hunter Divisions, however, it is the show secretary s responsibility to indicate on the results which is the Adult rider and which is the junior rider. If entries warrant, the Hunter Pleasure Pony division may be combined with the Junior Hunter Pleasure Division and the Adult Hunter Pleasure Horse division. To be judged on manners, suitability, and way of going. For year end points to accrue, three entries must enter and compete in all three classes of the division. JUNIOR HUNTER PLEASURE HORSE - Same specs as the Adult Hunter Pleasure Horse except open to junior riders. HUNTER PLEASURE PONY - Open to ponies shown with hunter tack on the flat ridden by a junior. Classes to be offered are: Walk/Go As You Please, Walk/Trot, and Walk/Trot/Canter. No over fences classes will count toward this division. (Shows offering a Pleasure Hunter division with over fences classes may offer this division as a separate division.) If entries warrant, the Hunter Pleasure Pony division may be combined with the Junior Hunter Pleasure Horse division and Adult Hunter Pleasure Horse division. OAK RIDGE MEDAL - Open to juniors and amateurs. Over fences phase will consist of a USETtype equitation, Amateur-Owner/Junior Jumper course of at least ten fences up to 3 3 (Level 2) in height with spreads to four feet. The course must include a triple combination or two double combinations. Additional spread fences are required elsewhere on the course and an obstacle with a liverpool may be used (will be used in the Finals). A time allowed may be used in the first round, based upon a speed of 345 yards per minute (will be used in the Finals). To be judged on style and execution. Faults incurred will be taken into consideration in the judge s evaluation of the rider. In the flat phase, competitors will show as a group at the working walk; the working trot sitting, the working trot rising, the working trot showing a lengthening of stride; the working canter, and the working canter showing a lengthening of stride. Riders shall be required to show the working canter on the counter lead for at least one full revolution of the arena in both directions, but not more than 12 riders will be required to counter canter at one time (except at the Finals when appropriate). Judges may require additional tests (USEF tests 1-19). To be judged on the rider s position and seat and the correctness and effectiveness of the aids; flat phase to count 50%. At least the top ten riders from the flat phase will be called back for the second phase; jump order to be chosen by the judge; over fences phase to count 50%. Restrictions: no martingales of any kind are permitted in the flat phase. Only running martingales used in the conventional manner (properly fitted) are permitted in the over fences phase. Change of bridle is permitted between phases. Gags and hackamores are allowed except in the flat phase. Competitors must use the same horse in both phases. Correct attire required. Flat phase must be run first. Top ten riders on the flat must show over fences. Three riders must complete the course in order to fill the class. Judge may require additional tests following the jumping phase. Points in regular Oak Ridge Medal classes will be awarded per the following schedule: 1-10 pts., 2-6 pts., 3-4 pts., 4-2 pts., 5-1 pt., 6-.5 pt. Top fifteen* cumulative point earners will be invited to compete in the finals. RANDOLPH COLLEGE MEDAL Height of fences 2 6. Open to junior and adult amateur riders who have not qualified for the SWVHJA Hunter Seat Medal Finals, SWVHJA Adult Medal Finals, or Oakridge Medal Finals during the 2010 or 2011 show year. Once a rider has accumulated 10 points in either the SWVHJA Hunter Seat Medal or SWVHJA Adult Medal they will no longer be eligible to compete in the Randolph College Medal for the remainder of the show year and will also become ineligible for the Randolph Medal Finals in October. Previous winners of the SWVHJA Hunter Seat Medal, SWVHJA Adult Medal, or Oak Ridge Medal are prohibited from competing in the Randolph College Medal. Qualifiers for the SWVHJA Pony Medal are still eligible in the Randolph College Medal class and Finals. Exhibitors may not cross enter in the Randolph College Medal AND SWVHJA Hunter Seat Medal/Adult Medal at the same horse show. The Randolph College Medal is to consist 14

15 of two phases, each counting for 50% of total score. The first phase shall be shown over a course of not less than eight fences at 2 6. Course must contain two changes of direction after the first fence and will not contain a one stride. The second phase is to be shown on the flat at a walk, trot, and canter both directions of the ring. The Randolph College Medal must have four entries (with at least three entries completing the over fences phase) to count for points. Judges may choose USEF tests The same horse must be used for both phases. Standing martingales are permitted in the flat phase. SMALL/MEDIUM PONY HUNTER - Open to ponies ridden by juniors. Ponies shown in this division may not be shown by an adult in any recognized division at the same horse show. Judged on performance, manners, and way of going. Small ponies (not to exceed 12.2h) to jump 2, medium ponies (over 12.2h - not to exceed 13.2h) to jump 2 3. Divisions must be offered split, but if there are not three ponies in either the Small/Medium or Large Pony divisions, the divisions must be combined. Lines less than 72 must be set on appropriate distances. LARGE PONY HUNTER - Open to ponies ridden by juniors. Ponies shown in this division may not be shown by an adult in any recognized division at the same horse show. Judged on performance, manners, and way of going. Large ponies (over 13.2h - not to exceed 14.2h) to jump 2 6. Divisions must be offered split, but if there are not three ponies in either the Small/Medium or Large Pony divisions, the divisions must be combined. Lines less than 72 must be set on appropriate distances. PRE-BEGINNER EQUITATION - Open to junior and amateur riders in their first year of showing over fences less than 2. Riders are eligible for on horse show year and may not enter divisions with fence heights of 2 or above. Thank You Sponsors: VTO Saddlery Mike Morris Family Maple Springs Farm/Cattlemen Supply Westwood Animal Hospital Triple Crown Nutrition Rockingham Cooperative/Southern States Augusta Cooperative Atkins Litter Service James River Equipment Marcus Wise Bridgewater College is an Equal Opportunity Provider. 15

16 Bridgewater College Equestrian Center 102 Burketown Road Weyers Cave, VA 24486