Bucks County Horse Park Pleasure Driving in The Park An A.D.S. Recognized Pleasure Driving Show Sunday, October 2, 2005

Bucks County Horse Park Pleasure Driving in The Park An A.D.S. Recognized Pleasure Driving Show Sunday, October 2, 2005 Rain or Shine! Entries open July 22, 2005. Pre-Entries Close September 23, 2005. Bucks County Horse Park 8934 Easton Road P.O. Box 386 Revere, PA 18953 Pre-Entries Close September 23, 2005 Bucks County Horse Park 8934 Easton Road P.O. Box 386 Revere, PA 18953 610-847-8597 www.buckscountyhorsepark.org 2003 Kristen A. Barndt

TABLE OF CONTENTS Invitation & Driving Committee...1 Show Officials...1 Post-Competition Party and Awards Ceremony...3 Special Thank You...3 Rules & Regulations...4, 8-10 Class List & Numbers...5 Tentative Time Schedule...6-7 Class Specifications...11-12 Directions to BCHP...13 Entry Form/Disclaimer...center AREA SERVICES HOTELS Oak Grove Country Inn Pipersville, 215-766-8931 Best Western Quakertown, 215-536-2500 EconoLodge Quakertown, 215-538-3000 RESTAURANTS The Ferndale Inn Ferndale, PA, 610-847-2662 The Cactus Grill Pipersville, PA, 215-766-9840 Judy s Friendly Garden Ottsville, PA, 610-847-2300 Welcome to the BCHP! The Bucks County Horse Park is a unique facility dedicated to the preservation of open space for amateur equestrian pursuits amid the ever-increasing and rapid loss of land to development purposes. Established as a private, non-profit corporation in 1991, BCHP has grown to a facility in excess of 1000 acres with over 30 miles of riding, carriage, hiking, jogging, and bicycle trails many suitable for use in all major equestrian disciplines including hunter, dressage, combined training, western pleasure, driving, and of course, pleasure trail riding. Facilities include two all-weather dressage rings, two fenced all-purpose show rings, a pre-novice through training level cross-country course, three polo fields, secretary stand, and a 120-seat pavilion/club house. For more information about the BCHP, please visit our website at: www.buckscountyhorsepark.org View our 2005 show schedule, prize lists, show results, complete directions, and more! Directions to the Bucks County Horse Park The BCHP is located on Rt. 611 between the villages of Revere and Ferndale. If approaching from the south, the Park entrance is 1/2 mile north of the village center of Revere, on the left side of Rt. 611. If coming from the north, the Park entrance is less than a mile south of Ferndale on the right. Look for the green and white sign! (See logo above) From Chester and Lancaster Counties, PA and South Jersey on the PA Turnpike: Take the Pennsylvania Turnpike to Exit 27, Willow Grove. This exit is Rt. 611. Head north on Rt. 611; the Park is approx. 30 miles north of the exit. Your halfway point will be Doylestown, PA. As you approach Revere, you will have to slow as Rt. 611 makes a sharp S type turn in the center of Revere. Stay to the left on Rt. 611. The Park entrance is approx. 1/2 mile down Rt. 611 on the left. From Central Jersey: Cross the Delaware River to PA on the Rt. 202 toll bridge and continue on 202 through Lahaska to Buckingham where you will pick up Rt. 413 north. Continue on Rt. 413 where you will see signs at a stop sign for Rt. 611 north. Due to hilly terrain you will be directed to turn left, and then turn right, and then another right onto Rt. 611 north. Follow above directions to Park entrance. From North Jersey, Easton and I-78: Exit I-78 at Rt. 611. Pick up Rt. 611 south in Easton. Head south on Rt. 611 for approx. 14 miles along the Delaware River. In Kintnersville, Rt. 611 south bears off to the right, while Rt. 32 becomes the river route. Stay on Rt. 611 south for approx. 5 miles. The Park entrance will be on your right as you come around a slight curve. From Philadelphia: Follow Broad Street/Rt. 611 north until Willow Grove and follow directions for the PA Turnpike; or head north on I-95 to the Newtown exit and take Rt. 332 west and pick up Rt. 413 north to Buckingham. See directions for Central Jersey. Page 13

Reasons for Elimination: Racing or endangering another vehicle or spectator. Failure to cross the start line within 1 minute of signal. Starting before signal. Failure to drive the prescribed course. Failure to correctly drive each obstacle on course. Failure to cross the finish line. Circling, driving serpentines, and walking and stopping to average time. Outside assistance (other than navigator/groom indicating the route). Breakage of harness or vehicle. Gambler's Choice To be driven over a course of unnumbered obstacles each carrying a specific point value. Each driver has the same amount of time to negotiate as many obstacles as possible. After passing through the starting line, the driver may drive through the obstacles in any order, from any direction. Each obstacle may be driven twice only, but not in succession. No obstacle may be redriven once it has been disturbed (Exception: obstacles which are designed to be knocked down). No points will be awarded for an incorrectly completed obstacle. If the obstacle is incorrectly driven, but not disturbed, it may be attempted again. The circling rule does not apply. If a horse should refuse or run out at an obstacle without disturbing it, the driver may elect not to attempt it and may drive another obstacle without penalty. The obstacle may be attempted later, and if driven correctly, the appropriate points will be recorded. A signal will sound at the end of the allotted time and the driver must exit through the finish markers for total time to be recorded. If the signal sounds when the driver is committed to an obstacle, the competitor may complete it and receive the appropriate points, then proceed to the finish markers for the total time to be recorded. Placings are determined on a high score basis. Time will decide ties. If a tie occurs in both points and time, the winner will be decided by a drive-off. Coach Dog Turnout A non-ads-recognized fun driving class in which entries will be judged primarily on the suitability of the dog to serve as a companion. One dog per carriage; any breed. To be judged both ways of the arena; judge may call all pleasure driving gaits. The dog may be seated or standing in the carriage, or running behind, beside, or beneath the carriage, but must be under control at all times. The dog may not be restrained by being tied to the carriage, or to the driver. The dog may not be held by the driver, or interfere with the driver in any way. To be judged: 60% on the performance, behavior, manners, and attitude of the dog; 30% on the performance, manners, and way of going of the horse(s); and 10% on the overall impression of the turnout including the dog. 50/50 Break & Out A non-ads-recognized fun driving class. This will be a driven Command Class in which the judge will call out various commands that must be executed by the horse and driver immediately. Commands will include (but are not limited to) slow trot, working trot, extended trot, walk, halt, reverse, back, etc. Any turnout that does not perform the required command immediately will be eliminated. Last turnout in the ring wins a cash prize of 50 percent of the entry fees collected for that class. No ribbons or points will be awarded for this class. First place winner only. The decision of the judge and/or his delegated spotters is final. Concours d'elegance (To be judged throughout the show.) The word elegance is the essence of this competition. The winner will be the turnout which, in the opinion of the Judges, presents the most elegant effect (vehicle, appointments, harness, animal(s), driver, groom(s), etc.). Above all, general impression is most important. Period costumes are prohibited. Performance is not judged unless it detracts from the elegance of the turnout. Bucks County Horse Park presents... Pleasure Driving in The Park Sunday, October 2, 2005 Rain or Shine - First class starts at 9:00 am The Bucks County Horse Park and the Driving Show Committee invite you to participate in the third annual A.D.S. recognized pleasure driving show held at the BCHP. We look forward to seeing your turnout in The Park this year! It is our hope that you, the driving competitor, will help us build on our past successes. Sincerely, The BCHP and the 2005 Driving Show Committee 2005 Driving Show Committee Kristen Barndt, Lauren Daniels, Chuck Fealy, Phyllis Hamilton, Paul and Teri Lewis, Dr. Lynn Orlando, and Jacqui Richie Show Officials The following have been invited to judge and officiate. The Committee reserves the right to change or add to these names, should it be necessary. TECHNICAL DELEGATE Mickie Bowen, Pennsylvania COURSE DESIGNER Paul Lewis OBSTACLE STEWARD Paul Lewis ANNOUNCER Robb Platz SHOW MANAGER Teri Lewis SHOW SECRETARY Jacqui Richie JUDGES Samea Baker, Pennsylvania James O Rourke, III, Pennsylvania EMERGENCY MEDICAL On call VETERINARIAN Quakertown Veterinary Clinic On call at 215-536-2726 FARRIER TBA MAINTENANCE Ed Ziegler FOOD CONCESSIONS Blue Ribbon Bistro Cafe PHOTOGRAPHY Lauren Daniels Page 12

Smucker s Harness Shop, Inc. It s the name you can trust in harness. Having fun yet? Drive your horse! What are you waiting for? Our catalog offers everything you need to get started. Go for it! Smucker s Harness Shop, Inc. 2014 Main Street - Narvon, PA 17555 717-445-5956 - www.smuckersharness.com CLASS SPECIFICATIONS Turnout A pleasure driving class in which entries are judged primarily on the performance and quality of each turnout. To be shown both ways of the arena at a walk, slow trot, working trot, and strong trot. To stand quietly and to rein back. All entries chosen for a workout may be worked both ways of the ring at any gait requested by the judge, and may be asked to execute a figure eight and/or perform other appropriate tests. To be judged: 70% on condition, fit and appropriateness of harness and vehicle, neatness and appropriateness of attire, and overall impression. 30% on performance, manners, and way of going. Working A pleasure driving class in which entries are judged primarily on the suitability of the horse to provide a pleasant drive. To be shown both ways of the arena at a walk, slow trot, working trot, and strong trot. To stand quietly, both on the rail and lined up, and to rein back. All entries chosen for a workout may be worked at any gait requested by the judge, and may be asked to execute a figure eight. To be judged: 70% on performance, manners, and way of going; 20% on condition and fit of harness and vehicle; 10% on neatness of attire. Reinsmanship A pleasure driving class in which entries are judged primarily on the ability and the skill of the driver. To be shown both ways of the arena at a walk, slow trot, working trot, and strong trot. Drivers shall be required to rein back. All drivers chosen for a workout may be worked at any gait requested by the judge, and may be asked to execute a figure eight and/or perform other appropriate tests. Either the one- or two-handed method of driving is acceptable, with either method allowing a comfortable, steady, and consistent feel with the horse s mouth. Drivers should not be penalized or rewarded for using one general method or another. In order to evaluate a driver's versatility, the judge may request a test involving driving with one hand. To be judged: 75% on handling of reins and whip, control, posture, and overall appearance of driver; 25% on condition and fit of harness and vehicle, and neatness of attire. Cross-Country Pace To test the driver on their skill in negotiating a cross-country course at a prescribed pace (like a hunter pace). To be driven over a prescribed course on grass and graveled tracks, with some natural and/or artificial obstacles. Obstacles will be clearly numbered and shall be driven in order. NO CAN- TERING ALLOWED. Spares required; spares will be checked prior to start. 1 penalty point for each item missing (please refer to ADS Rules Chapter 20, Article 65 for list of spares required). Drivers are given the distance of the course and the speed they are to drive and they must try to come to the finish line exactly on time. The mid-point of the course will be marked with a half-way marker. A mandatory walk section will be marked with signs mandatory walk and resume trot. Breaks of pace in the walk by any horse in the turnout will be penalized by 10 penalties per 5 paces. Mandatory trot section towards the end of the course will be marked with a sign mandatory trot to finish. The course will be finished at the trot. Circling, driving serpentines, and walking and stopping are not permitted under penalty of elimination. Breaks in pace shall be penalized by 10 penalties per 5 paces. 1 penalty is assessed for each second too early or too late. To be judged on how close the driver s time comes to the ideal time, with penalties for breaks of pace. In the event of a tie, the winner shall be determined by selecting the horse most suitable to provide a pleasant drive. Page 11

Harness Requirements All entries must be shown in pleasure carriage harness. Exception: Traditional Draft show harness is permitted in the Open Single Draft Division, Open Multiple Division, Open Multiple Turnout (Class 33), Open Coach Dog Turnout (Class 34), Junior Whip classes (Classes 37, 38), and 50/50 Break & Out (Class 40). Trace chains are prohibited in the Open Multiple Division, Open Coach Dog Turnout (Class 34), the Junior Whip classes (Classes 37, 38), and the 50/50 Break & Out class (Class 40). Flash nosebands are strongly discouraged in pleasure driving classes. Sidechecks are optional. Breeching is recommended for all obstacle classes. Martingales and overchecks are prohibited except where permitted under ADS rules. Bridles Bridles should be adjusted to fit snugly to prevent catching on a vehicle or other pieces of harness. A throatlatch, and a noseband or cavesson are mandatory. Removing the bridle or detaching the reins from the bit before unhitching the horse from the vehicle, anywhere on the showgrounds, will result in instant elimination. Courses Obstacle class maps and tentative time schedules will be posted at the Secretary's office and included in each competitor's packet. The Show Committee reserves the right to modify or change the Cross-Country course up to the day of the show, depending on weather and ground conditions. The Cross-Country course will be well-marked and easy to navigate, but it is recommended that competitors inspect the course and evaluate it in relation to their own skill level, and the skill level of their animal(s). The course is open for inspection on Sunday, October 2 from 6:30 am to 8:15 am. There will be a Cross-Country briefing at the RING 1 in-gate for all whips at 8:15 am. Dogs Dogs on the showgrounds must be kept on leashes at all times. There will be a $25.00 fine for each dog caught running loose by Show Management! Exception: Only dogs competing in the arena during the Open Coach Dog Turnout class may be off-leash, but must be under control at all times. Schooling Schooling areas will be clearly marked. There will be no schooling of horses over the cross-country course, Gambler s Choice course, or any individual obstacles. There will be no schooling of horses in either show arena prior to the start of classes at 9:00 am. ADS Rules The BCHP Pleasure Driving in The Park is run in accordance with the rules and regulations of the American Driving Society. It is, therefore, the competitor's responsibility to know the ADS rules and regulations of the Pleasure Driving Show. A copy of the rules is available on-line on the ADS website (www.americandrivingsociety.com). ADS members must provide a copy of membership card or membership number with their entry. Please Note: For safety and traffic reasons, there will be NO schooling of horses allowed in either of the show arenas (Ring 1 or Ring 2) prior to the start of the first classes at 9:00 am. No exceptions! Schooling will be permitted in designated areas only. Ring 2 will be available after the morning show session has ended, for schooling during the lunch break. At the start of the afternoon show session, Ring 2 will be used primarily as a staging area for competitors showing in the next class in Ring 1. Page 10 Exhibitors & Sponsors Post-Competition Party & Awards Ceremony in the Pavilion 4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Join us for a selection of wine, hors d oeuvres, hot and cold beverages, and other delightful delectables! Please include the total number of guests on the Entry Form, and include $5.00 per guest (non-competitors) in your check by the closing date of September 23, 2005. Show competitors attend free. All Division and Special Awards will be presented at the Awards Ceremony starting at 4:00 p.m. A Special Thank You to the following people and businesses who are helping to make this show a success... We appreciate all your input, assistance, and donations. Electric Ink, Ltd., Koehler s Jewelers, Sew-N-Sew, Smucker s Harness Shop, Pat DeWald, Cheryll Dougherty, Connie Fealy, Joe Hobbs, Cathy Marino, and Arthur Traut In addition to a Champion Ribbon, each Division Champion will receive a hand-sewn, reversible, wool-blend lap robe. Custom-created for our ADS show by... Dot Knapp Sew-N-Sew Window Treatments - Upholstery & Cushions Reasonable Rates - Fast, Reliable Service 610-346-9111 Page 3

Page 4 INFORMATION/RULES & REGULATIONS Entries & Fees 1.) PRE-ENTRY FEES: Non-BCHP members: $12.00 per class. BCHP members: $10.00 per class. Closing date is September 23, 2005. Entries must be postmarked no later than September 23. 2.) POST-ENTRY FEES: Non-BCHP members: $15.00 per class. BCHP members: $12.00 per class. Post-entry fees are applicable for all entries after September 23, 2005. 3.) Office fee of $10.00 per entry. 4.) $2.00 deposit for competitor s numbers (to be refunded with return of the number to the office at the end of the show). 5.) ADS non-member fee of $15.00 per driver. 6.) No entry fee required for Concours d Elegance; all turnouts are automatically entered. 7.) A separate entry is required for each horse and driver combination. 8.) Competitors are asked to use the BCHP Entry Form in this Prize List. 9.) No faxed entries after September 23, 2005. NO telephone or email entries accepted. 10.) Negative Coggins required, current within 12 months of the date of the show. Include a copy with your pre-entry form. 11.) Current rabies certificate required for dogs showing in the Coach Dog class. Include a copy with your pre-entry form. 12.) Please make all checks payable to the Bucks County Horse Park or BCHP. Refund Policy 1.) Full refund less $10.00 Office Fee for refund requests submitted before the closing date. 2.) NO REFUNDS on entry fees and stall fees submitted AFTER September 23, 2005, except with vet s certificate of disability. Please mail vet certificate and request for refund, or bring it to the show office prior to 8:00 am on the day of the show. 3.) Forfeit on all entries made the day of the show and not exhibited. Stabling Fees & Requirements 1.) A limited number of permanent stalls are available off the showgrounds on a first-come-firstserved basis. $50.00 per night per stall. Initial bedding provided (one bale of shavings). 2.) Please bring your own hay and any additional bedding (shavings only). 3.) A veterinarian certificate of health or certificate of recent vaccinations is required for any stabled horses. 4.) Please bring your own muck bucket, and fork or rake. Stalls are to be cleaned prior to departure; $20.00 refunded for cleaned stalls. General Participation 1.) No driver or animal may appear twice in the same class, or over the same-diagrammed course. This prohibition includes twice as a whip, and grooms and/or passengers may not compete as a whip. 2.) Numbers are assigned on a Turnout basis (i.e. animal, vehicle, and driver). When any of these components change, it is considered a different turnout requiring a different number. Always display the correct number for your turnout. Competitors wearing the incorrect number for that turnout may be eliminated. 3.) All ring classes take precedence over obstacle classes (Cross-Country Pace and Gambler's Choice). 4.) Failure to cross the starting line within one minute may incur elimination. 5.) Cantering is prohibited in all classes. Tentative Time Schedule Show Secretary opens at 7:00 am. There will be a Cross-Country briefing at the RING 1 in-gate for all whips at 8:15 am. Classes will start promptly at 9:00 am. Continued on Page 8 Open Multiple Division Pairs, tandems, four-in-hands, and unicorns will show in the Multiple Division. Please note that the Multiple Division is open to Horses, VSEs, Ponies, and Draft Horses. Trace chains are prohibited in this Division. Open Single Horse Division Open to any animal 14.2 and over, including light horses, Draft breeds, crossbreds, and mules. Entries in this division must be shown in pleasure carriage harness and appropriate pleasure driving vehicle. All pleasure driving gaits will be called: walk, slow trot, working trot, and strong trot. Open Single Draft Division Open to Draft breeds and crossbreds over 1500 lbs. Entries in this division must be shown in traditional draft show harness and show vehicle. Scotch top collars are preferred but not required. Horses may be shown with rolled manes and knotted tails with appropriate decoration. Open Coach Dog Turnout Non-ADS-recognized class open to Horse, Pony, VSE, Draft, or any Multiple turnout. Trace chains are prohibited in this class. One dog per turnout; any breed. Dog must not be tied to the vehicle, or to the driver or groom(s) in any way. Dog may not interfere with the driver in any way. Dog may ride in the vehicle, or run behind, beside, or beneath the vehicle, but must be under control at all times. All pleasure driving gaits may be called, including strong trot. 50/50 Break & Out Classes Two non-ads-recognized fun driving classes for VSE and Small Pony (Class 39), and Medium/Large Pony, Horse, and Draft (Class 40). These classes will be driven Command Classes in which the judge will call out various commands that must be executed by the horse and driver immediately. Commands will include (but are not limited to) slow trot, working trot, extended trot, walk, halt, reverse, back, etc. Any turnout that does not perform the required command immediately will be eliminated. Last turnout in the ring wins a cash prize of 50 percent of the entry fees collected for the class. No ribbons or points will be awarded for these classes. First place winner only. The decision of the judge and/or his delegated spotters is final. Trace chains are prohibited in Class 40. Turnout for Horses, Ponies, and VSEs Braiding of mane is optional. Any mane, tail or fetlock trimming may conform to breed standards. Tails are not braided. Attire & Appointments for Driver & Passengers Dress for the driver and passenger(s) should conform to the type of turnout (i.e. Formal, Park, Country, Sporting). Period costumes are prohibited. Hard hats or helmets are acceptable (and encouraged) in all classes, and will not be penalized. Driving aprons or lap robes, hats, gloves, and driving whips are required in all classes. Spares are required for the Cross-Country Pace. Grooms & Passengers Grooms must be with the turnout and available to assist at all times, even outside the ring, warming up, etc. Grooms are defined as someone, who in the opinion of the Judge, is capable of rendering assistance in the event of difficulty. Two grooms are required for four-in-hands and unicorns; one groom is required for pairs and tandems; a groom is optional for a single turnout. All passengers/grooms must have a signed waiver on file in the Secretary's office. Additional copies may be obtained from the Show Secretary. Vehicle & Wheel Requirements Wire-wheeled vehicles are permitted in the Novice Whip Divisions, Open Single VSE Division, and Junior Whip classes only. All other entries to be shown to a suitable pleasure driving vehicle or draft show vehicle, with wooden wheels. Any vehicle deemed unsafe by Show Management, TD, or Judge will not be permitted to compete. Page 9

Exhibitors & Sponsors Post-Competition Party An exhibitors and sponsors party will be held in the Pavilion Sunday, 4:00 pm. $5.00 for each guest (non-competitor). Competitors attend free. Please include the total number of guests attending on the entry form, and include fees in the check by the September 23 closing date. Awards Six ribbons in all classes. Champion ribbon and trophy, and Reserve ribbon for each Division. For Concours d Elegance, one Champion ribbon will be presented. Division Awards (Champion and Reserve): Open Single Very Small Equine (VSE), Open Single Pony, Novice Whip-Single VSE, Novice Whip-Single Pony, Open Single Horse, Open Single Draft, Novice Whip-Single Horse, Open Multiple Division (Championship) classes are: Working, Reinsmanship, Gambler s Choice, and Cross-Country Pace Ribbon Points: 1st=7 pts., 2nd=5 pts., 3rd=4 pts., 4th=3 pts., 5th=2 pts., 6th=1 pt. Special Awards High-Point Pony Award: To be awarded to the pony turnout (single, multiple, or novice) that accumulates the highest number of ribbon points in ALL classes for the day (both Division and Non-Division Classes). 50/50 Break & Out Winners: The winner of each Break & Out class will receive 50% of the entry fees collected for that class (First place winner only; no ribbons, no points.) Class Size Three entries constitute a class. In the event there are two or fewer entries per class, the show committee reserves the right to combine or cancel any class. In the event there is one entry in a Division, the Show Committee reserves the right to award a Division Champion. Horse Eligibility 1.) The Show Committee has divided divisions/classes to accommodate different-sized animals: a.) Any animal 39" and under will show in the Very Small Equine (VSE) Divisions. b.) Animals 14.2 and under will show in the Pony Divisions, with the exception of registered Arabians, Morgans, Saddlebreds, and Quarter Horses which may show in the Horse Divisions at the owner s discretion, but may not cross enter. c.) Animals over 14.2 hands will show in the Horse Division. d.) Draft Horse breeds (i.e. Clydesdales, Belgians, Percherons, Shires, etc.) or any animal 1500 lbs. or over may be shown in the Open Single Horse Division, or Open Single Draft Division, or Open Multiple Division (please see more details below for Draft horse eligibility). 2.) Stallions are not allowed in the Novice Whip Divisions, or Junior Whip classes. 3.) In Pleasure classes, the minimum age for a horse to be allowed to compete is three years of age. 4.) All animals must be serviceably sound, specifically, must not show evidence of lameness, broken wind, or impared vision in both eyes. Novice Whip Divisions Open to whips who have not won more than three first place ribbons in approved driving competitions. Single turnouts only, and entries must be shown in pleasure carriage harness. Novice Whips may not cross-enter into any other divisions at this show. Novice Whips may not drive stallions. There are three divisions for Novice Whips, driving either a Horse, a Pony, or a VSE. Junior Whip Classes Two non-division classes, Working and Reinsmanship, are open to Junior Whips (ages 11 to 17) driving a single Horse, Pony, VSE, or Draft. A Junior Whip has not yet reached his/her 18th birthday. Drivers 11-13 years of age must be accompanied by a knowledgeable adult horseperson at all times. Drivers 14-17, but not yet 18 years of age, need not carry a groom/passenger at the guardian's discretion. Junior Whips may not drive stallions. Trace chains are prohibited in these classes. (please see section for Attire & Appointments for Driver & Passengers, i.e. hardhats/helmets) CLASS LIST & NUMBERS DIVISIONS Open Single Very Small Equine (VSE) 1. Open VSE Working 2. Open VSE Reinsmanship 3. Open VSE Gambler s Choice 4. Open VSE Cross-Country Open Single Pony 5. Open Pony Working 6. Open Pony Reinsmanship 7. Open Pony Gambler s Choice 8. Open Pony Cross-Country Novice Whip - Single VSE 9. Novice Whip-VSE Working 10. Novice Whip-VSE Reinsmanship 11. Novice Whip-VSE Gambler s Choice 12. Novice Whip-VSE Cross-Country Novice Whip - Single Pony 13. Novice Whip-Pony Working 14. Novice Whip-Pony Reinsmanship 15. Novice Whip-Pony Gambler s Choice 16. Novice Whip-Pony Cross-Country Open Single Horse 17. Open Horse Working 18. Open Horse Reinsmanship 19. Open Horse Gambler s Choice 20. Open Horse Cross-Country Open Single Draft 21. Open Draft Working 22. Open Draft Reinsmanship 23. Open Draft Gambler s Choice 24. Open Draft Cross-Country Novice Whip - Single Horse 25. Novice Whip-Horse Working 26. Novice Whip-Horse Reinsmanship 27. Novice Whip-Horse Gambler s Choice 28. Novice Whip-Horse Cross-Country Open Multiple (Open to pairs, tandems, unicorns, fours. Horses, ponies, drafts or VSEs.) 29. Open Multiple Working 30. Open Multiple Reinsmanship 31. Open Multiple Gambler s Choice 32. Open Multiple Cross-Country NON-DIVISION CLASSES (Not to count toward Division Champion/Reserve points.) 33. Open Multiple Turnout - Lady or Gentleman to Drive 34. Open Coach Dog Turnout - Horse, Pony, VSE, Draft, or any Multiple 35. Single Horse or Pony Turnout - Lady or Gentleman to Drive 36. Single VSE Turnout - Lady or Gentleman to Drive 37 Junior Whip Working - Horse, Pony, VSE, or Draft 38. Junior Whip Reinsmanship - Horse, Pony, VSE, or Draft 39. 50/50 Break & Out - VSE and Small Pony 40. 50/50 Break & Out - Medium/Large Pony, Horse and Draft 41. Concours d Elegance (No separate class; judged throughout the day. All entries eligible.) Page 8 Page 5

Tentative Time Schedule for All Areas Running Simultaneously, from 9:00 am until approx. 3:30 pm RING 1/Main Arena RING 2/Pony & VSE Arena Cross-Country Pace Gambler s Choice 9:00 am-12:00 pm 17. Open Horse Working 18. Open Horse Reinsmanship 5. Open Pony Working 6. Open Pony Reinsmanship 29. Multiple Working 30. Multiple Reinsmanship 25. Novice Whip-Horse Working 26. Novice Whip-Horse Reinsmanship 21. Open Draft Working 22. Open Draft Reinsmanship 9:00 am-11:00 am 13. Novice Whip-Pony Working 14. Novice Whip-Pony Reinsmanship 1. Open VSE Working 2. Open VSE Reinsmanship 9. Novice Whip-VSE Working 10. Novice Whip-VSE Reinsmanship Lunch Break (approx. 11:00 am-12:00 pm) 9:30 am-12:30 pm 20. Open Horse 8. Open Pony 16. Novice Whip-Pony 4. Open VSE Gambler s Choice course open for inspection until lunch break. Lunch Break (approx. 11:00 am until 12:00 pm) Lunch Break (approx. 12:00 pm-1:00 pm) Lunch Break (approx. 12:30 pm-1:00 pm) 12:00 pm-3:30 pm 27. Novice Whip-Horse 31. Multiple 1:00 pm-3:00 pm 33. Open Multiple Turnout - Lady or Gentleman to Drive 34. Open Coach Dog Turnout 35. Single Horse/Pony Turnout - Lady or Gentleman to Drive 36. Single VSE Turnout - Lady or Gentleman to Drive Pony/VSE Arena available for warm-up and stand-by for afternoon RING 1 classes. 1:00 pm-3:00 pm 32. Multiple 24. Open Draft 12. Novice Whip-VSE 23. Open Draft 19. Open Horse 7. Open Pony 15. Novice Whip-Pony 11. Novice Whip-VSE 37. Junior Whip Working 38. Junior Whip Reinsmanship 39. 50/50 Break & Out (VSE, Sm. Pony) 40. 50/50 Break & Out (Med./Lg. Pony, Horse, Draft) 28. Novice Whip-Horse 3. Open VSE You will find it helpful to read this schedule both down and across; each column represents the four areas running simultaneously throughout the day. We plan to finish classes by approximately 3:30 to 4:00 pm. We will be wrapping up the show with an Awards Ceremony and Exhibitors & Sponsors Party, to start at 4:00 pm in the Pavilion. Page 6 Page 7