Welcome, Friends! The 48th edition of the Buckeye Morgan Challenge promises to be one of the biggest, most star-studded horse shows of your summer! It s an exciting time for our show, highlighted by our big move to the Champions Center in 2017. With continuing positive changes and new features, the Buckeye is a show you don t want to miss! On Friday night we will hold an extremely prestigious class, awarding the richest and most coveted purse offered in our breed. We are excited and honored to be hosting the 2018 Morgan Weanling Gala! The evening will begin with some of the breed s most beautiful foals in a class that you have to be there to fully appreciate. And the night will end with the summer s most festive exhibitors party, with great food, music and games that will have everyone laughing and talking for days. You ll notice other exciting new changes in our schedule, including two new classes from the popular new Ranch Horse Pleasure division. All accounts indicate that this is a fun way to enjoy horse shows. And at the Buckeye, we re all about the fun factor! Because we love our exhibitors and sponsors, we do everything we can to make things easier for you! We want moving in to be as painless as possible. Before you even leave home, the stall charts will be posted so you know right where to go. We coordinate stall mat installation with shavings deliveries and can even arrange to have your stalls bedded for you. We bring the coffee and doughnuts around to you in the barns at 6:00 every morning. We provide a community groom box in the warm-up ring for anyone who may have forgotten something back at the barn. If you sign up for the App, you can even get a text message before every session with the complete, updated time schedule with class counts. We feed you from start to finish. Sweet Treat boxes at your stalls on Tuesday, an elegant Welcome Brunch on Wednesday, Pizza on Thursday night, Ringside Table Treats, and the Exhibitor s Celebration Party on Morgan Weanling Gala night. Whew! You may actually get tired of being pampered. As a team dedicated to the love of the Morgan horse, those of us on the Ohio Morgan Horse Association Board of Directors want to provide a great showcase for the breed, and for your horses. Safe travels and good luck! Show manager, Sandy Sessink 1
THE BUCKEYE MORGAN CHALLENGE HORSE SHOW Champions Center Expo 4122 Laybourne Road Springfield, Ohio August 8-11, 2018 OMHA BOARD OF DIRECTORS Claudia Grimes Louise Fraser Lois Magisano Elizabeth Burick Susan Walker Sandy Sessink Alyssa Rose Rogers Elizabeth Thomas Joy Scala Carol Selinsky President Vice President Recording Secretary Treasurer Corresponding Secretary Buckeye Horse Show Manager Youth Committee Co-Chair Youth Committee Co-Chair Membership Membership Secretary SHOW MANAGER SANDY SESSINK 352 BRITTANY LANE ELYRIA, OHIO 44035 248-207-4856 oldorchsandy@aol.com SHOW SECRETARY LINDA BURKE 435 MIDDLE ROAD HORSEHEADS, NEW YORK 14845 607-739-6169 lburke1177@yahoo.com 2
SHOW OFFICIALS JUDGE DRESSAGE JUDGE RANCH HORSE PLEASURE JUDGE WEANLING GALA JUDGES USEF STEWARD ANNOUNCER RINGMASTER ORGANIST PADDOCK MASTER PHOTOGRAPHER FARRIER GATES VETERINARIAN STABLING MANAGER SHAVINGS PRE ORDERS EMT SERVICES RIBBONS AND TROPHIES PARTY CO -CHAIR HOSPITALITY CHAIR SILENT AUCTION DRESSAGE COORDINATOR YOUTH OF THE YEAR CONTEST TOM BOMBOLIS-STILLWATER, MN SUE HUGHES-PLYMOUTH, MI KATHRYN SCHWARTZ-TROY, OHIO TOM BOMBOLIS PLUS TWO TBA 6/18 NANCY NOBLE WYATT LILLY KAREN HOMER BROWN AMY PARADISE BRADEN DIANE GARROW DOUG SHIFLET TIM LAWRENCE PERE AND MARSHA SEWARD WALNUT GROVE 937-845-3146 SANDY SESSINK SANDY SESSINK HEATHER KAUFMAN 937-605-4305 KATHY WATERS ELIZABETH BURICK, JOY SCALA DIANE GARROW, ALYSSA ROGERS LOIS MAGISANO, E BURICK & J SCALA EMILY GILL & BOB SKELTON LIZ THOMAS & ALYSSA ROSE ROGERS 3
EXHIBITOR RULES AND INFORMATION ARENA POLICIES Lunging will not be allowed at any time in the main show ring, or the adjacent, official warm up area. Please use the older, outdoor arena closest to the camper area for lunging, leaving the new arena next to it open for horses working under saddle or in harness. The covered outdoor arena will be used for our dressage, carriage obstacle and reining classes periodically throughout the show. You may work or lunge in that ring as long as we are not holding classes, or setting up for carriage or dressage. A schedule for the outside covered arena will be posted in the show office. The official warm up ring, which is immediately adjacent to the show ring, will only be open to horses in the very next class. When using the official warm up ring, please respect your proximity to the show ring. There will be no whip cracking, baby powder or noise making allowed. ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES Horses will be allowed to arrive at 9:00 am on Monday, August 6 for a total $20 per horse (not per day) early arrival fee. There is no extra fee to arrive at 8:00 am Tuesday morning, or later. All stalls must be vacated by noon on Sunday, August 12th. BEDDING Bedding is $8 per bag and is available directly through TizWhiz, which is located right on the show grounds. In order to have shavings delivered to your stalls prior to your arrival on the grounds, orders must be made by calling Sandy Sessink (248) 207-4956. Facility policy is ABSOLUTELY NO OUTSIDE SHAVINGS OR STRAW WILL BE ALLOWED. CAMPING Camping is available at $35 per night, to be reserved and paid for on the entry blank. You will receive a camping permit, which must be clearly displayed. Facility management will be checking for permits daily. You may also purchase camping permits at the show office. 4
CLASS HOLDS In order to put together an exact, predictable time schedule available to all exhibitors prior to each session, our policy for holds between classes will be as follows: 1. Holds MUST be requested in writing at the show office no less than one hour prior to the session in which the hold is needed. 2. There will be "Hold Request forms in the show office that must be filled out for a two-minute hold to be considered and possibly added to the schedule. 3. In order to maintain a predictable schedule for everyone, holds will NOT be canceled. 4. We will be making available, through announcements, class sheets and a special texting app, a detailed time schedule including holds, presentations and ring drags. This information will be available 45 minutes before the start of each session, which is why we need your class holds well in advance. Please contact show manager Sandy Sessink well in advance to see if your class hold needs warrant a specially scheduled break (for a ring drag, drawing, or presentation). DRIVER S LICENSE STATEMENT- USEF RULE 1301.7 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 5
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. ENTRIES Mail entries to: LINDA BURKE, 435 MIDDLE ROAD HORSEHEADS, NY 14845. All entries received with a postmark later than July 9th will be accepted as post entries and will be subject to a $20 per horse post entry fee. For those entries that are still not received by our secretary before August 3 rd, a $45 late fee will be assessed per horse. Please note: THESE FEES WILL BE ENFORCED. Due to the necessary scheduling of ride times, dressage entries will absolutely not be accepted at all after July 25 th. ENTRY FEES Qualifying Performance Classes Trophy, Six Ribbons $25 Dressage Classes Trophy. Six Ribbons $25 In Hand Trophy, Six Ribbons $25 Medals & UPHA Challenge Cup Medals, Cup, 6 ribbons $25 Junior Exhibitor & Equitation Classes Trophy, Six Ribbons $25 Walk Trot Qualifying Classes Trophy, Six Ribbons $25 Jr Exhibitor, Walk Trot, Equitation Champs Trophy, Eight Ribbons $30 $150 Championships $250 Championships Stick Horse Class Lead Line Post entry fee (per horse) entries POSTMARKED after July 9 Late entry fee (per horse) entries not RECEIVED by the secretary by August 3 6 Trophy, Eight Ribbons $60, $40, $30, $20 Trophy, Eight Ribbons $125, $60, $40, $25 Ribbons and prizes for all entries Ribbons and prizes for all entries NO ENTRIES FOR DRESSAGE AFTER 7/25 $35 $50 No Fee $10 $25 $45 PRIZE MONEY CHECKS WILL BE MAILED TO THE OWNER WITHIN 30 DAYS OF THE SHOW S CLOSING DATE. PLEASE BE CERTAIN THAT YOUR COMPLETE MAILING ADDRESS IS CLEARLY AND CORRECTLY LISTED ON THE ENTRY BLANK.
EQUINE VACCINATION RULE- USEF RULE GR845 1. At Federation licensed competitions horses, more than 7 months of age, entering the grounds must be accompanied by documentation of Equine Influenza Virus and Equine Herpes Virus (Rhinopneumonitis) vaccinations within six months prior to entering the stables. Horses not in compliance with this rule may be required to leave the competition grounds upon request by Competition Management. Documentation should consist of one of the following methods mentioned below. The frequency of vaccine administration should be per the vaccine manufacturers or veterinarian s recommendations. It is recommended that vaccines are administered by or under the direction of a veterinarian. 2. In the case of vaccines administered by a veterinarian, the exhibitor, upon request by Competition Management, must provide documentation from the veterinarian documenting that the horse in question received the vaccinations; name of the vaccines and date of vaccine administration. 3. In the case of vaccines administered by a person other than a veterinarian, the exhibitor, upon request by Competition Management, must provide a receipt of the vaccine purchase which is signed by the owner, or agent with care, custody, and control of the horse; name, serial number and expiration date of the vaccine; and date of vaccine administration. 4. In the case of a horse that is unable to receive either of the vaccinations due to a history of adverse reactions, the exhibitor, upon request by Competition Management, must provide a letter from the veterinarian on official letterhead stating that the horse in question cannot be vaccinated due to medical concerns and a log of temperatures taken twice daily for the seven days prior to entering the competition grounds. These horses must also have their temperature taken and logged twice daily while on the competition grounds. The log of temperatures should be provided to the Competition Management, steward, or technical delegate when requested. 5. Competition Management may not amend or enhance vaccination requirements without prior approval of the Veterinary Committee. FOOTING AND ARENA SIZE All of the arenas have sand footing, including the two outdoor warm up rings, the outdoor covered arena and the main show ring. The show arena is 128 X 202 in size. 7
GOLF CART RENTAL Golf carts are available for rent from THE GOLF CAR COMPANY in Plainfield, Ohio. You must order ahead of time. The show will not be handling golf cart rentals. Please call to make arrangements at 614-873- 1055. http://www.golfcarcompany.com/ HEALTH REQUIREMENTS STATE OF OHIO Each equine brought into Ohio: Shall be accompanied by a certificate of veterinary inspection issued at the point of origin immediately prior to entering Ohio, certifying that they have been given a careful, clinical inspection and been found free of symptoms of any dangerously infectious, contagious, communicable disease or known exposure thereto. Rectal temperature at the time of examination must be recorded on the certificate of veterinary inspection. If twelve months of age or more, shall be accompanied by evidence that the identified animal was negative to an official test for the disease, equine infectious anemia, conducted by a laboratory approved by the United States Department of Agriculture. This test must have been conducted within the twelve-month period preceding the date of importation into Ohio. Upon request by an authorized representative of the Ohio Department of Agriculture, the person responsible for each equine must make available a chronological list of dates, places and events this animal has attended within thirty days prior to entry. All equine imported into Ohio from a state where the existence of the disease, Venezuelan Equine Encephalomyelitis, VEE, has been confirmed within the proceeding twelve months prior to the date of importation into Ohio shall have been vaccinated against VEE, by a licensed and accredited veterinarian, not less than fourteen days and no more that twelve months preceding the date of importation, and shall be subject to inspection and quarantine upon arrival at destination. HELMETS- USEF RULE MO 106.2 Protective headgear (See GR801) must be worn by riders in lead line classes at all times while mounted. HIGH POINT/SPECIAL AWARDS Amateur High Point Award Open to all amateur riders and drivers of any age in every division of the show. This award will go to the exhibitor who accumulates the most points on every horse he or she shows, in every 8
class, regardless of whether it is a class specified for amateurs or not. Every class in every division counts, including the sport horse classes, as well as the performance classes. Amateur exhibitors wishing to participate must sign up at the show office prior to their first class. A list of each class you will show in must be provided at the time you sign up. Classes not on your list will not count toward your total. Only adult amateur exhibitors 18 and over are eligible. Points will be counted according to the following scale: 1st place-6 points (One horse classes do not count. There must be at least one other horse in your class to get any points.) 2nd place-5 points, 3rd place-4 points, 4th place-3 points, 5th place-2 points, 6th place- 1 point. The winner of the Amateur High Point Award will receive a championship ribbon, a saddle pad embroidered with the win (donated by Appointments, USA), and the Mirror Lake Farm High Point Amateur Perpetual Trophy, which is an engraved silver tea set. Winners will be expected to engrave their name and the year on the trophy, according to the show s instructions, before returning it prior to the following year s show. Trophy may be permanently retained by winning the award three years in a row. In the unlikely event there is a tie, the exhibitor who has achieved his or her points with the most first place wins will be declared the winner. If that still does not break the tie, the judge will choose the winner. Carriage Driving High Point Award- Every horse shown in the carriage driving division will accumulate points in each class according to the following scale: 1st place-6 points (1st place in a one horse class counts 3 points), 2nd place-5 points, 3rd place-4 points, 4th place-3 points, 5th place-2 points, 6th place- 1 point. The horse with the most points wins. In the event of a tie, the highest placing horse in the reinsmanship class will prevail. Dressage High Score Award- The High Score Dressage Award, one for western and one for traditional must show and complete at least two tests. The winner for each (Western and Traditional) will be calculated by averaging each horse s scores from their top two classes. In the event of a tie, the horse with the highest individual score will prevail. Best Performance of the Show Award- At the end of the show, the judge will select one horse that he believes made the most exceptional showing 9
of the week. The winner of this very special award will receive a beautiful, mounted wire horse statue made by artist Danny Williams, and generously donated by Diane Garrow. Past winners of this award are: 2016 Fieldcrest Captain Eclectic 2017 BRMF Debonair Flaire MANURE DISPOSAL There are concrete manure pits just outside the back doors of the main barn. Please use them for manure only. Do not place trash of any kind in these pits. And, please do not put manure in the trash receptacles. MASSAGE THERAPY SERVICE AT THE STALLS Working hard? Feeling stressed before or after your big class? We have a licensed massage therapist lined up to provide massage services right in the stabling area for your convenience. RINGSIDE TABLES Once again, we will have ringside seating available. Each cafe table, with tablecloth, will include 4 chairs. We will provide nightly treats at each table, as well as wait service from the restaurant/bar on the grounds. The cost of each table is $150. See sponsorship form included in this prize list. RULES AND INFORMATION EVERY CLASS OFFERED HEREIN THAT IS COVERED BY THE RULES AND SPECIFICATIONS OF THE CURRENT USEF RULE BOOK WILL BE CONDUCTED AND JUDGED IN ACCORDANCE THEREWITH. USEF MEMBER 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 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 10
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. EVERY CLASS OFFERED HEREIN WHICH IS COVERED BY THE RULES AND SPECIFICATIONS OF THE CURRENT UNITED STATES EQUESTRIAN FEDERATION (USEF) RULE BOOK AND/OR RULES OF THE UNITED STATES DRESSAGE FEDERATION (USDF) WILL BE CONDUCTED AND JUDGED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THOSE RULES. Management reserves the right to change or alter the officials listed without notice prior to or during the show. Copies of current American Morgan Horse Association (AMHA) and USEF membership cards and proof of horse registration must be presented with entries before back numbers are issued. Horses shown at this show must be registered with the American Morgan Horse Association, Inc., the Canadian Morgan Horse Association, or the British Morgan Horse Society and must be entered under their full registered name and registration number, or if under one year of age, be eligible for registration. Horses must be entered under the names of the owner(s) or lessee of record with AMHA, CMHA, or BMHS. A copy of the registration papers showing recorded ownership or proof of lease must be submitted with entry form at the time of making entry. Horses must be made available for inspection by an official designated by the American Morgan Horse Association. The Buckeye Morgan Challenge Horse Show assumes no responsibility for situations and actions resulting from an individual serving or consuming alcohol on the show grounds. USEF AMATEUR RULE Only active Federation members may obtain amateur status. Every person who has reached his/her 18th birthday and competes in classes for amateurs under Federation rules must possess current amateur status issued by the Federation. This status must be available for inspection or the competitor must have lodged with the competition secretary, at least one hour prior to such class, an application for such status provided by the Federation. Amateur status will be issued only on receipt of the application properly signed and is revocable at any time for cause. 11
SHARPS DISPOSAL Competition management shall place a minimum of one sharps container per each competition whether or not stabling is provided. Additionally, at least one sharps container per fifty occupied stalls for the disposal of needles and other disposable sharp instruments in convenient locations in barns housing competition horses. It is competition management s responsibility to replace such containers when full and dispose of them properly. 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. SHOW OFFICE The show office will open one hour prior to the start of each session, and close one hour after each session. Additional class entries must be made the session before the one in which the class will be held. Splitting of bills is not allowed. The office will not be open Sunday. STABLING Horse stalls and tack stalls are $100. All stalls are 10 X 10 with full hinged doors. No staples or nails are to be used on the stalls. Any damage to the stalls will be the responsibility of the exhibitor. STALL AND MISCELLANEOUS FEES Horse Stalls $100 Tack Stalls $100 Camping (per night) $35 Office Fee (per horse) $25 USEF Show Pass Fee $45 AMHA Non-Member Fee $45 Showing out of trailer (per day) $25 Monday Arrival Fee (per horse) $20 Post entry fee (per horse)--entries POSTMARKED after July 9 $25 Late fee (per horse)--entries not RECEIVED by the secretary before August 3 $45 12
STALL MATS Our official stall mat company, serving the Buckeye Morgan Challenge will be Showtime Stall Mat Company. For your horse s comfort, and for traction and support, you can have their stalls matted with thick rubber for the industry-low $75 per stall! And you don t have to do a thing! It s all done for you before you arrive, and taken away after you have left. Please go to our website at www.showtimestallmats.com or contact Nicole and/or Jim Riggs at (608) 963-7266 to sign up for this great, convenient service! TEXT CLUB Information will be available in the show office referring you to an App with which you can receive a text messages no less than 45 minutes prior to each session with that session s time schedule, including the number of entries in each class, as well as any drags, holds or presentations. QUALIFICATIONS Any horse shown in a Ladies, Gentlemen or Youth class is eligible for its corresponding Amateur Stake as long as it was shown by an amateur in the qualifying class. VETERINARIAN Our official show veterinarian is Walnut Grove Veterinary Hospital. Their number is 937-845-3146. YOGA CLASSES Hayley Broich will be conducting yoga classes each morning from Wednesday through Saturday. Class begins at 8:00 a.m. in the banquet room, on the opposite side of the arena from the stabling area. Please sign up with Hayley by calling her at 330-321-4134. Groom s Jackpot Class LAST CLASS THURDAY NIGHT Open to anyone who grooms horses, except professional trainers $50 entry fee. Sponsor your favorite groom! And, help them find a horse to show. That horse will never be cleaner, or shinier! All entry fees go in to a Winner-Take-All jackpot The groom will show a horse in hand, 13 to be judged 50% on ability to lead and show the horse in hand, and 50% on grooming and turnout
Class # CLASS SPECIFICATIONS Class Name CLASSIC PLEASURE SADDLE 44 JUNIOR EXHIBITOR 17 & UNDER $25 121 JUNIOR EXHIBITOR CHAMPIONSHIP Must have shown in class 44 77 JUNIOR HORSE $25 85 OPEN $25 111 LADIES $25 138 $150 CLASSIC PLEASURE SADDLE CHAMPIONSHIP Must have been shown and judged in any class In this section CLASSIC PLEASURE DRIVING 94 JUNIOR EXHIBITOR 17 & UNDER $25 132 JUNIOR EXHIBITOR CHAMPIONSHIP Must have been shown in class 94 57 OPEN $25 104 JUNIOR HORSE $25 106 LADIES $25 157 $150 CLASSIC PLEASURE DRIVING CHAMPIONSHIP Must have been shown and judged in any class in this section ENGLISH PLEASURE 55 JUNIOR EXHIBITOR 13 & UNDER $25 60 JUNIOR EXHIBITOR 14-17 $25 126 JUNIOR EXHIBITOR CHAMPIONSHIP Must have been shown in class 55 or 60 80 AMATEUR $25 156 $150 AMATEUR ENGLISH PLEASURE CHAMPIIONSHIP Must have been shown in class 98, 80 or 135, if shown by an amateur. 14 Price 68 JUNIOR HORSE $25 $30 $35 $30 $35 $30 $35
154 $150 JUNIOR ENGLISH PLEASURE CHAMPIONSHIP Must have been shown and judged in class 68 98 LADIES $25 135 YOUTH 21 & UNDER $25 108 OPEN $25 158 $250 ENGLISH PLEASURE CHAMPIONSHIP Must have been shown and judged in any class in this section EQUITATION 99 WESTERN SEAT 13 & UNDER $25 109 WESTERN SEAT 14-17 $25 73 AMHA WESTERN SEAT MEDAL (must be member) $25 134 WESTERN SEAT EQUITATION CHAMPIONSHIP Must have shown in any western equitation class in this section 107 HUNT SEAT 13 & UNDER $25 102 HUNT SEAT 14-17 $25 51 AMHA HUNT SEAT MEDAL (must be member) $25 144 HUNT SEAT EQUITATION CHAMPIONSHIP $30 Must have shown in any hunt seat equitation class in this section 66 SADDLE SEAT 13 & UNDER $25 38 SADDLE SEAT 14-17 $25 70 CLASSIC SADDLE SEAT 17 & UNDER $25 116 UPHA CHALLENGE CUP $25 75 AMHA SADDLE SEAT MEDAL (must be member) $25 150 SADDLE SEAT EQUITATION CHAMPIONSHIP Must have shown in any saddle seat equitation class in this section SHOWMANSHIP 29 SHOWMANSHIP WALK/TROT 11 & UNDER $25 30 SHOWMANSHIP 17 & UNDER $25 All entries in AMHA Medal Classes must be current Junior Members of AMHA. Refer to the AMHA Medal Class specifications outlined in USEF Rules MO165 and MO168 - MO173. Entries in the UPHA Challenge Cup, refer to the rules 15 $35 $50 $30 $30
as stated in the USEF Rule Book EQ 117.15. HUNTER PLEASURE 61 JUNIOR EXHIBITOR 13 & UNDER $25 71 JUNIOR EXHIBITOR 14-17 $25 118 JUNIOR EXHIBITOR HUNTER PLEASURE CHAMPIONSHIP Must have been shown in class 61 or 71 105 AMATEUR S/G $25 112 AMATEUR MARES $25 143 $150 AMATEUR HUNTER PLEASURE CHAMPIONSHIP Must have been shown in class 45, 105, 112 or 120, if shown by an amateur 56 JUNIOR HORSE $25 137 $150 JUNIOR HUNTER PLEASURE CHAMPIONSHIP Must have shown in class 56 88 NOVICE HORSE $25 95 LIMIT HORSE $25 45 YOUTH 21 & UNDER $25 120 LADIES $25 65 OPEN MARES $25 83 OPEN STALLIONS & GELDINGS $25 160 $250 HUNTER PLEASURE CHAMPIONSHIP Must have been shown in any hunter pleasure class in This section IN HAND 31 GELDINGS 2 & UNDER $25 32 GELDINGS 3 & 4 YEARS OLD $25 33 GELDINGS 5 & OVER $25 34 GRAND CHAMPION GELDING 39 MARES 2 & UNDER $25 40 MARES 3 & 4 YEARS OLD $25 41 MARES 5 & OVER $25 42 GRAND CHAMPION MARE 47 STALLIONS 2 & UNDER $25 48 STALLIONS 3 & 4 YEARS OLD $25 16 $30 $35 $35 $50
49 STALLIONS 5 & OVER $25 50 GRAND CHAMPION STALLION PARK` 81 JUNIOR EXHIBITOR PARK SADDLE 17 & UNDER $25 72 AMATEUR PARK SADDLE $25 87 JUNIOR PARK SADDLE $25 123 LADIES PARK SADDLE $25 91 OPEN PARK SADDLE $25 162 $250 PARK SADDLE CHAMPIONSHIP Must have been shown in any park saddle class in this section 117 JUNIOR PARK HARNESS $25 148 TWO YEAR OLD PARK HARNESS $25 100 AMATEUR PARK HARNESS $25 54 OPEN PARK HARNESS $25 153 $250 PARK HARNESS CHAMPIONSHIP Must have shown in any park harness class in this section. PLEASURE DRIVING 113 AMATEUR $25 141 $150 AMATEUR PLEASURE DRIVING CHAMPIONSHIP Must have shown in class 63, 84, 113 if driven by an amateur 93 TWO YEAR OLD $25 78 JUNIOR HORSE $25 133 $150 JUNIOR PLEASURE DRIVING CHAMPIONSHIP Must have shown in class 93 or 78 90 JUNIOR EXHIBITOR 17 & UNDER $25 63 GENTLEMEN $25 84 LADIES $25 52 OPEN $25 155 $250 PLEASURE DRIVING CHAMPIONSHIP Must have shown in any class in this section $50 $50 $30 $35 $50 17
ROADSTER 89 ROADSTER TO BIKE $25 125 ROADSTER UNDER SADDLE $25 159 $150 ROADSTER TO BIKE CHAMPIONSHIP Must have shown in class 89. $35 WALK TROT PLEASURE 11 & UNDER 46 WALK JOG WESTERN PLEASURE $25 149 WALK JOG WESTERN PLEASURE CHAMPIONSHIP $30 36 WALK TROT HUNTER PLEASURE $25 142 WALK TROT HUNTER PLEASURE CHAMPIONSHIP $30 43 WALK TROT ENGLISH PLEASURE $25 145 WALK TROT ENGLISH PLEASURE CHAMPIONSHIP $30 WALK TROT EQUITATION 11 & UNDER 58 WALK JOG WESTERN SEAT EQUITATION $25 96 WALK JOG WESTERN EQUITATION CHAMPIONSHIP $30 69 WALK TROT HUNT SEAT EQUITATION $25 114 WALK TROT HUNT SEAT EQUITATION CHAMPIONSHIP $30 62 WALK TROT SADDLE SEAT EQUITATION $25 103 WALK TROT SADDLE SEAT EQUITATION CHAMPIONSHIP $30 WESTERN PLEASURE 76 JUNIOR EXHIBITOR 13 & UNDER $25 79 JUNIOR EXHIBITOR 14-17 $25 161 JUNIOR EXHIBITOR WESTERN PLEASURE CHAMPIONSHIP Must have shown in class 76 or 79 115 AMATEUR MARES $25 97 AMATEUR STALLIONS & GELDINGS $25 131 $150 AMATEUR WESTERN PLEASURE CHAMPIONSHIP Must have shown in class 115, 97, 35, 86 if shown by an amateur 101 THREE YEAR OLD $25 110 FOUR YEAR OLD $25 140 $150 JUNIOR WESTERN PLEASURE CHAMPIONSHIP Must have been shown in class 101 or 110 $30 $35 $35 18
53 STALLIONS & GELDINGS $25 59 MARES $25 35 YOUTH 21 & UNDER $25 67 NOVICE HORSE $25 86 GENTLEMEN $25 64 LADIES $25 124 $15O LADIES WESTERN PLEASURE CHAMPIONSHIP $35 152 $250 WESTERN PLEASURE CHAMPIONSHIP Must have been shown in any class in this section CARRIAGE PLEASURE DRIVING 119 CARRIAGE PLEASURE DRIVING TURNOUT $25 146 CARRIAGE PLEASURE DRIVING REINSMANSHIP $25 151 CARRIAGE PLEASURE DRIVING WORKING $25 SPECIALTY CLASSES 139 GENERATION GAP WESTERN PLEASURE One rider will go the first direction at the walk and the trot/jog. The second rider, who must be no less than 10 years younger OR older, will walk, trot/jog and canter/lope the 2 nd direction. 129 GENERATION GAP ENGLISH PLEASURE $25 37 ROAD HACK (HUNT SEAT OR SADDLE SEAT) $25 128 LEAD LINE 6 & UNDER Lead Line riders must wear protective headgear at all times while mounted. 130 STICK HORSE CLASS Horse will be provided. Sign up at show office for number. 74 HUNTER HACK. Hunter Hack: Horses to be shown at a walk, trot and canter both ways of the ring. Horses are then individually asked to jump two fences 1 6-2 6 in height and hand gallop one way of the ring. 19 $50 $25 $10 NO FEE $25 92 GROOM S JACKPOT CLASS $50 RANCH HORSE PLEASURE The purpose of Ranch Pleasure should reflect the versatility, attitude, and
movement of a working horse. The horse s performance should simulate a horse working outside the confines of an arena and that of a working ranch horse. This class should show the horse s ability to work at a forward, working speed while under control of the rider. Light contact should be rewarded and the horse shall not be shown on a full drape of reins. The overall manners and responsiveness of the horse while performing the maneuver requirements and the horse s quality of movement are the primary considerations. Horses should NOT perform or be rewarded for performing gaits as they do in Western Pleasure. The horses are to be presented in a more forwardmoving style than the typical Western Pleasure Horse. The horse and rider will be scored on movement, which is cadence and rhythm of gaits, smoothness and consistency in performance, along with how they perform the optional maneuvers. For rules regarding correct Western appointments, refer to MO132. Each horse will work individually, performing both required and optional maneuvers, and be scored on the basis of 0 to 100, with 70 denoting an average performance. The required maneuvers will include the walk, jog, and lope both directions; and the extended jog and extended lope going at least one direction; as well as stops, and a back. Optional maneuvers are side pass, turns of 360 degrees or more, change of lead (simple or flying), walk, jog or lope over a pole(s); or some combination of maneuvers that would be reasonable for a ranch horse to perform. The overall cadence and performance of the gaits should be free-flowing and ground covering at all gaits, with an emphasis on forward movement. Transitions should be performed where designated, with smoothness and responsiveness. 136 RANCH HORSE RAIL PLEASURE $25 147 RANCH HORSE PLEASURE PATTERN CLASS (in covered outdoor arena) See Pattern on page 39. DRESSAGE CLASSES 1 THROUGH 28 Outdoor covered arena. See class schedule for tests offered. Please note: Post entries CLOSE on July 25, 2018 for the dressage division. 20 $25 $25
Our roving massage therapist is back! Yes, the ever-popular Marilyn St. John will take care of all your stressed and tired muscles right there at your stalls. We will have a sign-up sheet at the office, or just speak with Marilyn yourself to set up an appointment! 21
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Morgan Weanling Gala Rules & Procedures ELIGIBILITY AND ENTRY The class is open to all offspring of 2018 nominated stallions provided the stallion owners have fulfilled their financial obligations to the Morgan Weanling Gala. Stallion Nominations as of February 4, 2018: ASTRONOMICALLEE BAZINGA CBMF HITTING THE STREETS GCH CEDARCREST VALENTINO CINGATE REVELATION DRESSED UP GRAYCLIFF TONY GCH INGATE'S EYE OF THE TIGER LEONARDO'S CRY CH MERRIEHILL AFTER HOURS GCH MINION MILLENNIUM QUEEN'S GLORY DAYS REGAL MASTERPIECE SPICEOLIFE PRESENT TENSE GCH Nominations are accepted through July 31. Please contact MWG directly to verify Nomination Status of a Stallion listed. Stallion owners are encouraged to promote the stallion s Morgan Weanling Gala eligibility and inform mare owners of the class and its location. 23
Entry fee is $250.00. Entries are due on or before closing date of entries for the Buckeye Morgan Challenge Horse Show. Post entries are accepted until 3 p.m. of the day preceding the class at additional post entry fee of $250.00. No entries will be accepted once the draw for order of appearance begins. Entries must meet all requirements of the MWG and MUST be made on the official entry form of the Buckeye Morgan Challenge Horse Show and returned to the show secretary. No refunds of entry fees will be made without a Vet s certificate. All owners must provide their Social Security numbers on their entries in order to receive potential prize money. Winnings will not be paid without these numbers. No Winnings can be paid out until all Payees have satisfied this requirement. JUDGING PROCEDURE The Morgan Weanling Gala will be conducted in two rounds with three Judges officiating. Each round will be scored separately and no scores will carry over from round one to round two. USEF rules will prevail. FIRST ROUND In the first round, each foal will show individually. A random drawing will be held on the day preceding the class to determine the order of appearance of each foal. Any owner or trainer who is showing more than one entry and draws consecutive spots will be given a new draw. After entering the ring, each foal will have up to two minutes in which to be judged. The entry shall be judged standing and then at the trot. The handler then has the remainder of the two minutes to show the entry to its best advantage. At the end of the time allotment, the entry must immediately leave the ring. 24
Each entry must be waiting at the in-gate for its turn. Any entry showing out of order will have 5 points per judges card deducted from their score. In Round One, each judge may award a numerical score from 1 to 100, 100 being the highest score. After each entry has shown, the three judges scores will be added together to arrive at a final Round One score for the entry. The top ten scoring entries (eleven if there is a tie for 10th) will advance to round two. All scores from both rounds will be posted on the day following the class. When the final entry has been judged, show officials will tabulate the scores. The top ten scoring weanlings (eleven if there is a tie for 10th place) will be asked to return for Round Two. ROUND TWO After a short break, the ten foals (eleven foals if there is a tie for 10th place), will be asked to return to the ring for final judging in Round Two. These entries shall enter the ring in random order. These entries will then be judged in order of line up, both standing and at the trot. In Round Two, one judge will be designated as the call judge and the Majority Opinion System will be used. After all entries have been judged, the judges may ask to compare certain entries before marking and signing their cards. The judging cards will then be tabulated and Champion through 10th place will be awarded in reverse order. ENTRY LIST A numerical list of entries, order of appearance, sire and dam listing, and owner/handler information will be provided to the exhibitors and spectators by the Morgan Weanling Gala. 25
JUDGES SELECTION The three judge panel will consist of the primary judge selected by the Buckeye Morgan Challenge Horse Show plus two judges selected by the MWG shall officiate the Morgan Weanling Gala class. REGISTRATION Any entry placing 1st through 10th in the Morgan Weanling Gala class must be registered with the American Morgan Horse Association. If the entry is not yet registered, it will be DNAed immediately following the class. This DNA may be used in the registration of the entry. The DNA fee and any applicable veterinary fees will be deducted from that entry s prize money. All prize money recipients will have to be DNA verified if they are not previously registered. No payout of awards can be made until all ten winners have been registered with AMHA. NET PAYOUT The prize money payout will be determined by the number of stallions nominated for each year s program and will be paid to the top ten winners and their sires as described below. Prize money will be awarded after all ten winners have been registered with AMHA. The total amount of prize money paid to the Top Ten placings shall be the sum of the Sire Nomination Fees received in that year ( Payout ). The Payout is distributed among the Top Ten placings according to the fixed Percentages indicated below 26
with a fixed amount paid to the Sire Nominator and the variable balance paid to the Weanling. The percentage distribution is as follows: Placing Percentage Less Sire Nominator Champion 27.5% $1000 Reserve 20.0% $500 3 15.0% $250 4 10.0% $250 5 6.0% $250 6 6.0% $250 7 4.5% $250 8 4.5% $250 9 3.25% $250 10 3.25% $250 27
OMHA MEMBERSHIP FORM INDIVIDUAL ADULT $25 FAMILY (PARENTS & CHILDREN UNDER 18) $35 JUNIOR (17 & UNDER) $20 NAME ADDRESS CITY, STATE, ZIP EMAIL FAMILY MEMBERS AGE OF JUNIORS Return with payment to: OHIO MORGAN HORSE ASSOCIATION CAROL SELINSKY, MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY 1643 KENYON AVENUE NW MASSILLON, OHIO 44647 TCSELINSKY@SSSNET.COM 330-837-6773 GOLF CAR COMPANY EXHIBITORS WANTING TO RENT GOLF CARTS MUST ORDER THEM DIRECTLY FROM THE COMPANY. PLEASE PLACE YOUR ORDERS IN TIME FOR MONDAY DELIVERY SO THE GOLF CART COMPANY CAN MAKE JUST ONE TRIP. THANK YOU. PLEASE CALL 614-873-1055. 28
SPONSORSHIP FORM We appreciate our sponsors! Your commitment and participation in the Buckeye Morgan Challenge Horse Show are of great importance to the future of our show. As the biggest project of the Ohio Morgan Horse Association each year, we feel that this show helps to insure the success, interest and future of Morgan horses and their people in our state. The possibilities your contribution can provide are limitless! Qualifying Class $40 Championship Class $100 Buckeye Bundle Includes: $250 One Championship Class One Ringside Table One Quarter Page Daily Program Ad Ringside Table Café Table w/four Chairs $150 Vinyl Banner 2 X 3 to be displayed at show $60 Party/Hospitality Please contact Sandy Sessink? Sponsor for available options Session Sponsor Includes: Center Ring signage for your session Announcements as session sponsor throughout the session Two Ringside Tables One Featured Full Page Daily Program Ad One Vinyl Banner $750 TOTAL Please charge to my show office account Check enclosed with this form Sponsor s name: Address: Phone: PLEASE MAIL TO: *SANDY SESSINK 352 BRITTANY LANE ELYRIA, OHIO 44035 29
SPRINGFIELD AREA HOTELS COURTYARD BY MARRIOTT DOWNTOWN OFFICIAL HOST HOTEL 937-322-3600 COMFORT SUITES 937-322-0707 COUNTRY INN & SUITES 937-322-2200 FAIRFIELD INN 937-323-9554 HAMPTON INN 937-325-8480 RED ROOF INN 937-325-5356 QUALITY INN 937-323-8631 4122 Laybourne Road Springfield, Ohio 45505 30
YOUTH OF THE YEAR CONTEST How would you like to win $250 toward your trip to compete at the Morgan Grand National? The Ohio Morgan Horse Association will be selecting its representative in the National Youth of the Year Contest at the Buckeye Morgan Challenge. If you are interested, please let us know! Call Liz Thomas as soon as possible for all the information at 440-320-4412. The riding or driving segment of our competition will be done via video, which contestants will send in to be judged prior to the show. Information on what needs to be included in your video is on the OMHA website at ohiomorganhorse.com. Videos must be mailed to Liz Thomas at the address below by August 1. The written test and the speech will be given during the Buckeye Morgan Challenge. The contest winner presentation will take place during the Friday evening session as class 122. If entries warrant, we will add a junior division. Registrations are due July 10. Contact: Liz Thomas 12265 Oberlin Road Oberlin, Ohio 44074 440-320-4412 OMHA 2017 Youth of the Year Alicia Kollien equestrianelite.email@gmail.com Dr. Chuck Savini Dr. Zachary King Dr. Lindsay Mayer 8225 Walnut Grove Troy, Ohio 45373 (937) 845-3146 Official Veterinarians for the Buckeye Morgan 31
Please Join Us for Brunch In the Breezeway Wednesday10 am CLASS SCHEDULE WEDNESDAY 12:00 pm Outside covered arena 1. Western Dressage Intro Test 1 2. Western Dressage Intro Test 2 3. Western Dressage Intro Test 3 4. Western Dressage Intro Test 4 5. Western Dressage Basic Test 1 6. Western Dressage Basic Test 2 7. Western Dressage Basic Test 3 8. Western Dressage Basic Test 4 9. Western Dressage Level 1 Test 1 10. Western Dressage Level 1 Test 2 11. Western Dressage Level 1 Test 3 12. Western Dressage Level 1 Test 4 13. Western Dressage Level 2 Test 1 14. Western Dressage Level 2 Test 2 15. Western Dressage Level 2 Test 3 16. Western Dressage Level 2 Test 4 17. USDF Intro Test A 18. USDF Intro Test B 19. Training Level Test 1 20. Training Level Test 2 21. Training Level Test 3 22. First Level Test 1 23. First Level Test 2 24. First Level Test 3 25. Second Level Test 1 26. Second Level Test 2 27. Second Level Test 3 28. AMHA Dressage Medal 32
WEDNESDAY 5:30 pm 29. Showmanship Walk/Trot 11 and under 30. Showmanship 17 and under 31. Geldings 2 years old and under 32. Geldings 3 and 4 years old 33. Geldings 5 years and over 34. Grand Champion Gelding 35. Western Pleasure Youth 36. Walk Trot Hunter Pleasure 11 and under 37. Road Hack 38. Saddle Seat Equitation 14-17 39. Mares 2 years and under 40. Mares 3 and 4 years old 41. Mares 5 years and over 42. Grand Champion Mare 43. Walk Trot English Pleasure Saddle Seat 11 and under 44. Classic Pleasure Saddle Junior Exhibitor 45. Hunter Pleasure Youth 46. Walk Jog Western Pleasure 11 and under 47. Stallions 2 years and under 48. Stallions 3 and 4 years old 49. Stallions 5 years and over 50. Grand Champion Stallion 51. AMHA Hunt Seat Medal 33
THURSDAY 10:00 am 52. Pleasure Driving Open 53. Western Pleasure Stallions and Geldings 54. Park Harness Open 55. English Pleasure Junior Exhibitor 13 and under 56. Hunter Pleasure Junior Horse 57. Classic Pleasure Driving Open 58. Walk Jog Western Equitation 11 and under 59. Western Pleasure Mares 60. English Pleasure Junior Exhibitor 14-17 61. Hunter Pleasure Junior Exhibitor 13 and under 62. Walk Trot Saddle Seat Equitation 11 and under 63. Pleasure Driving Gentlemen 64. Western Pleasure Ladies 65. Hunter Pleasure Mares 66. Saddle Seat Equitation 13 and under 67. Western Pleasure Novice Horse 68. English Pleasure Junior Horse 69. Walk Trot Hunt Seat Equitation 11 and under 70. Classic Saddle Seat Equitation 17 and under 71. Hunter Pleasure Junior Exhibitor 14-17 72. Park Saddle Amateur 73. AMHA Western Seat Medal 74. Hunter Hack 34
THURSDAY 6:30 pm 75. AMHA Saddle Seat Medal 76. Western Pleasure Junior Exhibitor 13 and under 77. Classic Pleasure Saddle Junior Horse 78. Pleasure Driving Junior Horse 79. Western Pleasure Junior Exhibitor 14-17 80. English Pleasure Amateur 81. Park Saddle Junior Exhibitor 17 and under 82. Emily Gill Musical Dressage Ride 83. Hunter Pleasure Stallions and Geldings 84. Pleasure Driving Ladies 85. Classic Pleasure Saddle Open 86. Western Pleasure Gentlemen 87. Park Saddle Junior Horse 88. Hunter Pleasure Novice Horse 89. Roadster to Bike 90. Pleasure Driving Junior Exhibitor 17 and under 91. Park Saddle Open 92. Groom s Jackpot Class Please join us For Pizza, Beer And Fun! Stay at the ring after the show Thursday night. We will bring the party to you! 35
FRIDAY 9:00 am 93. Pleasure Driving Two Year Old 94. Classic Pleasure Driving Junior Exhibitor 95. Hunter Pleasure Limit Horse 96. Walk Jog Western Seat Equitation Championship 97. Western Pleasure Amateur Stallions and Geldings 98. English Pleasure Ladies 99. Western Seat Equitation 13 and under 100. Park Harness Amateur 101. Western Pleasure Three Year Old 102. Hunt Seat Equitation 14-17 103. Walk Trot Saddle Seat Equitation Championship 104. Classic Pleasure Driving Junior Horse 105. Hunter Pleasure Amateur Stallions and Geldings 106. Classic Pleasure Driving Ladies 107. Hunt Seat Equitation 13 and under 108. English Pleasure Open 109. Western Seat Equitation 14-17 110. Western Pleasure Four Year Old 111. Classic Pleasure Saddle Ladies 112. Hunter Pleasure Amateur Mares 113. Pleasure Driving Amateur 114. Walk Trot Hunt Seat Equitation Championship 115. Western Pleasure Amateur Mares 116. UPHA Challenge Cup 36
FRIDAY 6:30 pm 117. Park Harness Junior Horse 118. Hunter Pleasure Junior Exhibitor Championship 119. Carriage Pleasure Driving Turnout 120. Hunter Pleasure Ladies 121. Classic Pleasure Saddle Jr Exhibitor Championship 122. Youth of the Year Award Presentation 123. Park Saddle Ladies 124. Western Pleasure Ladies Championship 125. Roadster under Saddle 126. English Pleasure Junior Exhibitor Championship ********20 minute break********** 127. MORGAN WEANLING GALA Please Join Us For An Exhibitors Party and Gala Celebration Great Food! Music and Dancing! Stable Awards! A hilarious round of The Newlywed Game!! 37
SATURDAY 10:00 am 128. Lead Line 129. Generation Gap English 130. Stick horse class 131. Western Pleasure Amateur Championship 132. Classic Pleasure Driving Junior Exhibitor Championship 133. Pleasure Driving Junior Championship 134. Western Seat Equitation Championship 135. English Pleasure Youth 136. Ranch Horse Pleasure Rail Class 137. Hunter Pleasure Junior Championship 138. Classic Pleasure Saddle Championship 139. Generation Gap Western 140. Western Pleasure Junior Championship 141. Pleasure Driving Amateur Championship 142. Walk Trot Hunter Pleasure Championship 143. Hunter Pleasure Amateur Championship 144. Hunt Seat Equitation Championship 145. Walk Trot English Pleasure Saddle Seat Championship 146. Carriage Pleasure Driving Reinsmanship 147. Ranch Horse Pleasure Pattern OUTDOOR ARENA SATURDAY 5:30 pm 148. Park Harness Two Year Old 149. Walk Jog Western Pleasure Championship 150. Saddle Seat Equitation Championship 151. Carriage Pleasure Driving Working 152. Western Pleasure Championship 153. Park Harness Championship 154. English Pleasure Junior Championship 155. Pleasure Driving Championship 156. English Pleasure Amateur Championship 157. Classic Pleasure Driving Championship 158. English Pleasure Championship 159. Roadster to Bike Championship 160. Hunter Pleasure Championship 161. Western Pleasure Junior Exhibitor Championship 162. Park Saddle Championship 38
Ranch Horse Pattern for Class 145 1. Walk 2. Trot 3. Extend the jog, at the top of the arena, stop 4. 360 turn to the left 5. Left lead 1/2 circle, lope to the center 6. Change leads (simple or flying) 7. Right lead 1/2 circle 8. Extended lope up the long side of the arena (right lead) 9. Collect back to a lope around the top of the arena and back to center 10. Break down to an extended jog 11. Walk over poles 12. Stop and back In Ranch Riding the Jog should be a natural, two beat gait demonstrating more forward motion than the Western Jog. The Extended Jog is an obvious lengthening of the stride with a definite increase in pace. The horse should be moving in a manner as if it were covering a large area on a ranch with an above level topline. COPIES OF THIS PATTERN WILL BE AVAILABLE IN THE SHOW OFFICE. 39
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