4-H District 10 Horse Show

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1 4-H District 10 Horse Show Colorado State University Extension 275 S. Spruce Street Gunnison, CO H District 10 Horse Show June 23-25, 2017 Montrose County Fairgrounds 2017 Horse Show Patterns Located at: tra.extension.colostate.edu gunnison.colostate.edu Open to all Colorado 4-H and FFA members High Point and All Around Awards or

2 Thank You District 10 Committee, Sponsors, Parents, & Volunteers who made this show possible. Heidi Anderson Kirk Baldwin Tracy Baldwin Heather Braslin Nichol Bray Teresa Burns Mary Hensley Brett Redden Jean Seymour Tom Sharpe 19

3 Welcome Thank you for participating in the 4-H District 10 Horse Show. There are a lot of caring and dedicated volunteer 4-H Horse Leaders who have worked hard all year to provide this great event for 4-H and FFA youth across the state. Close to 60 classes will be offered in this fun filled three day show. We will be awarding buckles for All-Around and prizes for Division High Point. Prizes will be awarded after the conclusion of each division. The Montrose County 4-H Program is very pleased to host this year s show at the Montrose County Fairgrounds. Horse stalls and camping will be available. Showers for riders and wash racks for your horses are available. Concessions will also be provided. The District 10 Horse Show committee was organized sole to plan and manage the revived and hopefully annual 4-H District 10 Horse Show. Volunteer 4-H leaders from the Delta and Montrose Horse Leaders Council, Gunnison County 4-H Horse Committee, and Mesa and San Miguel County 4-H Horse Programs promote the development of horsemanship skills and equine knowledge through the state standardized 4-H Levels Program. 4-H leaders offer educational opportunities through out the year to members and other leaders. They serve on and with other 4-H Councils (County and State), Extension Advisory and County Fair Boards, FFA Chapters, and local and state horse associations. Thank you for participating and hope you all have great rides and success. 18 3

4 Montrose County Fairgrounds 1001 N. Second St. Montrose, CO Directions to the Montrose County Fairgrounds from Grand Junction: Heading south on US 50, turn left (east) at the intersection of US 50 (Townsend) and Main Street heading towards Gunnison Turn left (north) on Pythian (the first turn past McDonalds) Turn left (west) on North Second Street Arrive at Montrose County Fairgrounds Friend-ship Hall Directions to the Montrose County Fairgrounds from Gunnison: Heading west on US 50, turn right on N. Lot Ave (the first street past McDonalds) Turn right on North Second Street Arrive at the Montrose County Fairgrounds Friendship Hall. 4

5 4-H District 10 Horse Show June 23-25, 2017 Montrose County Fairgrounds Entries and Patterns can be found at: Hosted By: District 10 Horse Show Committee Delta, Gunnison, Mesa, Montrose, Ouray and San Miguel Counties Questions about the Horse Show: Tom Sharpe, District 10 Horse Show Manager,

6 Rules 2017 The current Colorado 4-H Horse Show Rule Book will govern the show with the exceptions of the following rules: 1. Classes will be divided into the following age divisions Jr. (8-10), Int. (11-13), Sr. (14-18), and Novice (8-18). The Novice class is designed for first year 4-H members and all classes will be walk/trot. Contestants will participate in the same division for the entirety of the show. 2. High Point and Reserve High Point Awards will be given in each age division (Jr., Int., Sr., and Novice). 3. To be eligible for Overall High Point and Reserve High Point for each division contestants must show in at least three classes in each division. (A Novice participant must show in two classes in English, Western, and Working Ranch Horse.) Showmanship is only counted in the All Around awards. 4. Trail and Working Ranch Trail will be judged by a separate judge and run concurrently. Both must be done in western tack and attire. 5. We encourage members to enter only classes they are competent in. This is not a training clinic nor a Levels certified show. The following classes are advanced and participants should be prepared: Hunter Hack, Western Riding, Western Reining, and all Working Ranch and Gymkhana classes. Judges will excuse contestants that they feel are not considered safe. 6. Only brothers and/or sisters may share a horse(s) and only if they are entered in separate age divisions. 7. Once the order of draw is drawn and the exhibitor s number has been called, the exhibitor must appear in this order in the time specified by the officials. The exhibitor will be given a one-minute gate call in which to appear at the in-gate. Failure to do so will disqualify the exhibitor from that class. The only exception will be if the exhibitor is on course at the Trail arena. In-gate official must be notified during their one-minute gate call. 6

7 Rules, cont The show management reserves the right to combine or cancel classes due to insufficient entries. Contestants will be notified prior to the start of the first class of any changes. 9. Individual Cow Horse classes will include the following: Sr. box, fence, and circle or rope with a 3 min. time limit; Int. box for 50 sec., down the fence once, stop straight after the middle cone and before the last cone; and Jr. box only for 50 sec. The judge has the ability of stopping cow work at any time (whistling off). 10. Only contestants and show management may be in the show arenas at any time with horses with the exception of turn back riders during the cutting class on ranch horse day. Non-exhibitor turn back riders may not ride horses that are being exhibited that day and must be dressed as per the rules governing exhibitors. Exhibitors may turn back on the horses they are showing. 11. Western Riding: simple or flying lead changes are at the riders discretion; however, the rider needs to follow through with the chosen lead change for the entire pattern. 12. Tie Breakers for each division and All Around awards will be as follows: All Around Showmanship; English English Equitation; Western Western Horsemanship; Ranch Horse Ranch Cutting; and, Gymkhana Barrels. District 10 Horse Show emphasizes the following rules: 13. Contestants will be disqualified and excused from the grounds for any unsportsmanlike conduct or abusive action to a horse at the discretion of the show management. All fees and awards will be forfeited. 14. Under no circumstances may any exhibitor, parent, leader or spectator badger, insult or be argumentative with the judge, show secretary, ring steward or show management. Any flagrant display of poor sportsmanship or affront to the judge or ring steward by or on behalf of the exhibitor, may result in the exclusion of the exhibitor from competition and forfeiture of awards and/or expulsion from the show grounds for the person and/or exhibitor. All fees and awards will be forfeited. 7

8 Entries: Must be postmarked by June 15. All fees must accompany entries. Must include signature of contestant and parent. $10.00 late fee will be collected for any entry after June postmark. No phone entries accepted. Horse Show Fees: $7.00 a class One time $25.00 cattle fee required for classes $20.00 a night stall fee $10.00 office fee Camping sites: First come, first served $20 a night Money collected on the day For RV or stall reservation please contact: Emily Sanchez at or esanchez@montrosecounty.net No refunds will be given. Food vendor on site. Entries & Fees Awards Each age division will receive the following High Point Awards: High Point English and Reserve High Point English High Point Western and Reserve High Point Western High Point Working Ranch Horse and Reserve High Point Working Ranch Horse High Point Gymkhana and Reserve High Point Gymkhana All Around Novice All Around Junior All Around Intermediate All Around Senior Qualifications for the High Point Awards: Only points from the classes in each specific division count. Qualifications for the All Around Awards: Points from any of the classes in all divisions count. All Around Novice must compete (not just enter) in 2 classes in the English, Western, and Ranch Horse. Junior, Intermediate, and Senior must compete (not just enter) in 3 classes in all the divisions. Showmanship points (optional) will go only towards the All Around Awards. 8 13

9 Points Classes How are High Points determined? Points are given to each exhibitor that ribbons in a class. If there are 6 or more entries the points are awarded like this: 1 st = 6 points 2 nd = 5 points 3 rd = 4 points 4 th = 3 points 5 th = 2 points 6 th = 1 point If there are not 6 entries in the class then points are given by number of riders. For example, if there were only 3 riders in a class the points would be awarded like this: 1 st = 3 points 2 nd = 2 points 3 rd = 1 point Friday, June 23, 6:00 p.m. GYMKHANA DIVISION 1. Jr. Barrels 2. Int. Barrels 3. Sr. Barrels 4. Jr. Flags 5. Int. Flags 6. Sr. Flags 7. Jr. Poles 8. Int. Poles 9. Sr. Poles 10. Jr. Keyhole 11. Int. Keyhole 12. Sr. Keyhole **Division /Day Awards** Saturday, June 24, 8:00 a.m. SHOWMANSHIP 13. Sr. Showmanship 14. Int. Showmanship 15. Jr. Showmanship 16. Novice Showmanship **15 Minute Break** Continued on next page. 12 9

10 ENGLISH DIVISION 17. Sr. English Equitation 18. Int. English Equitation 19. Jr. English Equitation 20. Novice English Equitation 21. Sr. English Control 22. Int. English Control 23. Jr. English Control 24. Sr. Show Hack 25. Int. Show Hack 26. Jr. Show Hack 27. Sr. Hunter Hack Int. Hunter Hack Jr. Hunter Hack 2 3 **30 Minute Lunch Break** WESTERN DIVISION 30. Sr. Western Horsemanship 31. Int. Western Horsemanship 32. Jr. Western Horsemanship 33. Novice Western Horsemanship 34. Sr. Western Riding 35. Int. Western Riding 36. Jr. Western Riding 37. Sr. Reining 38. Int. Reining 39. Jr. Reining 40. Novice Reining **Trail will open to walk at 11:00 a.m. and start at noon.** **Trail classes will run concurrently with other classes.** 41. Sr. Trail 42. Int. Trail 43. Jr. Trail 44. Novice Trail Classes, cont. 10 Classes, cont. Sunday, June 25, 8:00 a.m. WORKING RANCH HORSE DIVISION 45. Sr. Ranch Cutting 46. Int. Ranch Cutting 47. Jr. Ranch Cutting **Ranch Horsemanship and Individual Cow Work will be combined.** 48. Sr. Ranch Horsemanship 49. Int. Ranch Horsemanship 50. Jr. Ranch Horsemanship 51. Novice Ranch Horsemanship 52. Sr. Individual Cow Work 53. Int. Individual Cow Work 54. Jr. Individual Cow Work **Trail classes will run concurrently with other classes.** 55. Sr. Ranch Trail 54. Int. Ranch Trail 55. Jr. Ranch Trail 56. Novice Ranch Trail **Division /Day Awards and All Around High Point** 11