The 2006 Lake Erie College Winter Series Horse Shows

The 2006 Lake Erie College Winter Series Horse Shows Held at the George M. Humphrey Equestrian Center 8031 Morley Road, Concord, OH 440-375-8000 February 11-12, 2006 March 4-5, 2006 March 25-26, 2006 USEF C Rated Recognized by OPHA, Up & Over and WPaPHA approved point shows

Lake Erie College Winter 2006 Hunter / Jumper Calendar The following officials have accepted an invitation to participate in the Lake Erie College Winter Series Horse Shows. Management reserves the right to vary and add to this list as necessary. JUDGES: February 11-12, 2006 Ms. Sheila Lenehan Sewickley, PA March 4-5, 2006 March 25-26, 2006 Laurie Storey Cincinnati, OH. Peggy Lefelhocz Madison, OH. STEWARDS: February 11-12, 2006 Victoria Veale W. Farmington, OH. March 4-5, 2006 March 25-26, 2006 Victoria Veale W. Farmington, OH. Rosemary Herman Metamora, MI SHOW MANAGER and COURSE DESIGNER: eroberts@lec.edu SHOW SECRETARY/ STABLING COORDINATOR: ANNOUNCER VETERINARIAN ON CALL FARRIER ON CALL EMT s FOOD BOOTH Eileen Bud Roberts, Cell: 440-821-8582 Marge Fernbacher mfernbac@aol.com 440-942-9471 Cami Harkless Big Creek Vet Hospital 440-639-8585 John Colucci 440-223-0348 Maureen Guthrie Margaret Lorenz Metz Food Service LEC Horse Show Office: 440-375-8002 General office number 440-375-8000 USEF/OPHA / WPaPHA/ Up & Over rated Hunter Day OPHA/ WPaPHA/ Up & Over rated Jumper Day Check the Lake Erie College Website for Entry forms and other details. www.lec.edu

LAKE ERIE COLLEGE 2006 HUNTER/JUMPER WINTER SERIES GENERAL INFORMATION ENTRIES: Entries will be accepted only until the start of each class. Entry blanks will be accepted when signed by the owner, or his authorized agent, trainer and rider. All U.SE.F membership numbers that apply must be noted on the entry blank or a nonmember fee or fees must be paid. ENTRIES ARE TO BE MAILED TO: Marge Fernbacher 5000 Riverside Dr. Willoughby, OH 44094 Phone 440-942-9471 ENTRY FEE: $15.00 per class except as noted Six ribbons awarded per class Championships awarded per division. REFUNDS: Once a class has started, horses not shown in classes in which they have been entered, forfeit their entry fees, except if a horse is injured or becomes ill prior to the class or classes entered. Proper notification of the scratch must be made in the show office before the start of the class or classes that are being scratched. This must be accompanied by a certificate from a veterinarian, and the entry will be refunded less a processing fee of $10.00. CREDENTIALS: All exhibitors in the pony sections must present their measurement cards at the office before numbers will be released. All ponies that do not possess a current measurement card will be measured at a time and place to be announced. All exhibitors in any Amateur section must present their Amateur cards at the office before numbers will be released. No numbers will be released until proper credentials and all signatures are in order. Please make sure that your entry form is properly completed. STABLING: (Bedding NOT provided shavings available $7per bale). Permanent box stalls and vinyl temporary stalls with doors are $75.00 for the weekend, or $50.00 if showing one day only. Entries showing for entire weekend will be given preference for permanent stalls. Competitors may bring their own bedding as long as it is NOT paper. FOOTING: Sand in both indoor warm-up (100 x 65 ) and Main show arena (100 x 225 ) Hard hats must be worn at all times while mounted. ASTM/SEI approved headgear required for all riders. Lake Erie College and its employees will not be held responsible for loss or damage to persons, property, or horse. All dogs must be leashed at all times. No smoking in lobby, barns or arenas. Emergency medical technician/nurse on duty. Vet and Farrier phone numbers will be posted by all phones. Food concession is in lower lobby of indoor arena. SCHOOLING FOR HUNTERS & JUMPERS: The ring will be open for schooling from 7:00 a.m. until 8:00 a.m. before the show each day. The ring will be open one hour after the course is changed on Saturday for horses stabled overnight. Schooling during breaks in the show will be controlled and announced. All entries are accepted the day of the show prior to the start of each class. Only horses showing in the division in progress may be in the warm up area. No horses may be tied in the warm up area. Management reserves the right to raise or lower fences, and to cancel or combine classes as competition warrants. In some classes the area of the courtesy circle may be restricted by a mandatory line. This line will be indicated on the course diagram, and a corresponding barrier will be erected in the ring. All under saddle classes are to be shown at the walk, trot, and canter both ways of the ring. Light contact with the horse's mouth is required. Martingales are not permitted. Green horses MUST state whether first or second year. Amateur/ Junior Jumper MUST state whether Junior or Amateur.

HUNTER FENCES: Inviting, natural looking fences (brush boxes, picket, gates, and roll tops), with several oxers included in each class. JUMPER FENCES: Courses in the jumper division may consist of any combination of the following: brush, gates, planks, oxers, posts & rails, liverpool or wall. HUNTER/JUMPER CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION: They will be awarded at the end of the Winter Series. The awards will be presented at the last show in 2006. CHAMPIONSHIP POINTS FOR HUNTERS: A champion and reserve champion title will be awarded to the two of the four horses acquiring the most points over fences in each hunter section. In addition, only these four horses will receive full points for one under saddle class. HUNTER SHOWS SATURDAY - 8:30 AM Start Feb. 11, March 4 and March 25 th 2006 1. Low Hunter Over Fences 2 6 or 3 2. Low Hunter Over Fences 2 6 or 3 3. Pre-Green Hunter over Fences 3-3 3 4. Pre-Green Hunter Over Fences 3-3 3 5. Low Hunter Under Saddle 6. Pre-Green Hunter Under Saddle 7. Schooling Hunter Over Fences 3 3-3 6 8. Green Working Hunter O/F (1 st year 3 6-2 nd year 3 9 ) 9. Green Working Hunter O/F (1 st year 3 6-2 nd year 3 9 ) 10. Green Working Hunter Under Saddle 11. Schooling Hunter Over Fences 2 3-2 6 12. Intermediate/Novice Hunter O/F 2 3-2 6 13. Intermediate/Novice Hunter O/F 2 3-2 6 14. Intermediate/Novice Hunter Under Saddle 15. Children s Hunter Pony O/F 2 -S/M, 2 6 L 16. Children s Hunter Pony O/F 2 -S/M, 2 6 L 17. Children s Hunter Pony Under Saddle 18. Low Children s Hunter O/F 2 6 19. Low Children s Hunter O/F 2 6 20. Low Children s Hunter Under Saddle 21. Low Children s Equitation On the Flat 22. Children s Hunter O/F 2 9-3 23. Children s Hunter O/F 2 9-3 24. Fox Smith Medal 25. Children s Hunter Under Saddle 26. Children s Equitation On The Flat 27. Schooling Hunter 2 6 or 3 28. Low Adult Hunter O/F 2 6 29. Low Adult Hunter O/F 2 6 30. Adult Amateur Hunter O/F 2 9-3 31. Adult Amateur Hunter O/F 2 9-3 32. NARHA Medal 3 33. Low Adult Hunter Under Saddle 34. Adult Amateur Under Saddle 35. Adult Equitation on the flat 35. Pony Working Hunter O/F S/2 3 M/2 6 L/3 36. Pony Working Hunter O/F S/2 3 M/2 6 L/3 37. Pony Hunter Under Saddle 38. Pony Equitation on the flat 39. Walk-Trot X-rails 40. Walk-Trot X-rails 41. Walk-Trot Under Saddle 42. Walk-Trot Equitation on the Flat 43. Walk-Trot-Canter X-rails 44. Walk-Trot-Canter X-rails 45. Walk-Trot-Canter Under Saddle 46. Walk-Trot-Canter Equitation on the Flat

JUMPER SHOWS Sunday Feb. 12, Sunday March 5 and March 26 th 2006 First two classes in each division are judged Table II.2B Third class in each division is a $25.00 entry fee / add back class. (Table III) Classes 47-48-49 Beginner Jumper 18-2 Classes 50-51-52 Novice Jumper 2 6 Classes 53-54-55 Training Jumper 3 Classes 56-57-58 Children s Adult Jumper 2 9 3 3 Classes 59-60-61 Schooling Jumper 3 6 Classes 62-63-64 Modified/Open Jumper 3 9-4 + Classes 65-66-67 Junior / Amateur Jumper 3 9 4 HUNTER CLASS DESCRIPTIONS Adult Amateur Hunter Division To be ridden by Amateur who are no longer eligible as Junior, exhibitors. Fences will be 2 9-3 Spreads not to exceed fence heights. Ponies may be ridden by adults, suitability to count. Low Adult Hunter Division Open to Amateur riders. Judged on performance and soundness. Fences to be 2 6 Pony Hunter Division Small ponies to jump 2 3, Medium Ponies to jump 2 6 and Large ponies 3. Classes are limited to ponies 14.2 hands and under and must be shown by riders who have not reached their 18 th birthday. Judged on performance and soundness. Manners and suitability of pony and rider emphasized. Extreme speed penalized. Measurement cards required. Children s Hunter Pony Open to ponies ridden by a Junior exhibitor. The combination pony/rider is not eligible for USEF rated classes at the same show. Ponies may not compete in the children s section if also entered in the Pony division at the same show. To be judged on performance, soundness, manners, way of going, size of rider to mount and suitability as a Children s Hunter Pony. To be offered at two heights: 2 for small and medium and 2 6 for large ponies; spreads not to exceed height of fence. Low Children s Hunter Ridden by a Junior exhibitor. Riders may not cross-enter into any class with fences 3 or higher at the same show. Fences 2 6. Children s Hunter Open to horses ridden by a junior exhibitor. Spreads not to exceed fence heights. Fences 2 9-3. Pre- Green Hunter Open to all horses in their first year of showing at recognized shows of the USEF or CEF that require horses to jump 3-3 3. All classes are judged on performance and soundness with emphasis on manners. Beginner Rider Hunter Open to riders with limited experience. Fences will be 2. Intermediate / Novice Rider Open to all riders of any age on horses or ponies that are not eligible for the Children s or Low Adult divisions. Fences 2 3-2 6 Walk / Trot Open to riders of any age on horses or ponies. Crossrails 18 Walk / Trot / Canter Open to riders of any age on horses or ponies. Crossrails 18

Equitation and Misc. Classes Fox Smith Medal Open to Junior exhibitors and shown over a minimum of 8 fences 2 9 3 in heights. See OPHA Rulebook for complete specifications. Judged on equitation. NARHA Medal Open to Amateur riders except Amateur/ Owners and judged on equitation over fences. To be shown over a course of 8 fences at 3 with 2 changes of direction. Gascoigne Pony Medal Open to junior exhibitors riding ponies. See OPHA rulebook for complete specifications. Children s Equitation on the flat Open to all Children s riders judged on their equitation on the flat Adult Equitation on the flat Open to all Amateur riders judged on their equitation on the flat Beginner Rider Equitation on the flat Open to all riders qualified for this division, judged on their equitation on the flat Novice Rider Equitation on the flat Open to all riders qualified for this division, judged on their equitation on the flat Walk Trot Equitation on the flat Open to all riders qualified for this division, judged on their equitation on the flat Walk- Trot- Canter Equitation on the flat Open to all riders qualified for this division, judged on their equitation on the flat JUMPER CLASSES Beginner Jumper Open to riders with limited showing experience. Riders may not cross enter into any classes with fences 3 or higher at the same show. Fence heights for our show will be 18-2 Novice Jumper Open to riders or horses with limited show experience. Fences will be 2 6. Training Jumper Open to all horses and riders. Fences 2 9 3 Children s / Adult Jumper Open to Junior and Amateur riders. Fences 2 9 3 3. Schooling Jumper Open to horses. Fences 3 3 3 6 Junior / Amateur Jumper Horses in this division must be ridden by an Amateur Owner or Amateur member of the owner s family or by a Junior exhibitor. Fences will be 3 6 4. Modified / Open Jumper Open to all horses with fence heights from 3 6 4

Make Checks Payable to: W.PA.P.H.A. c/o John Ham 190 McKay Road Saxonburg, Pa 16056 724-352-4745 2006 Membership Application 12/1/2005 to 10/15/2006 Date: 1 Horse/Pony & Rider per page Please Print Clearly New Member: Renewal Application: GENERAL INFORMATION ADDITIONAL PROFESSIONAL INFORMATION NAME: ARE YOU A NEW PROFESSIONAL IN THIS P.H.A.? ADDRESS: CITY: STATE: ZIP: DAY PHONE: WORK PHONE: EVENING PHONE: BIRTH DATE: S.S. NUMBER: CURRENT EMPLOYER: CURRENT POSITION: EMPLOYER S FULL ADDRESS: EMPLOYER S PHONE: NAMED BENEFICIARY: BENEFICIARY S FULL ADDRESS: AHSA MEMBER #: AHSA MEMBER #: E-MAIL ADDRESS: E-MAIL ADDRESS: All new Professional Members are required to have 2 current W.Pa.P.H.A. Professional Members sponsors. Signature 1: Print Name: Signature 2: Print Name: CHECK ONE ONLY MEMBERSHIP STATUS DESIRED FEE AMOUNT PAID NEW LIFE MEMBER (1 time fee) $750.00 PROFESSIONAL MEMBER $40.00 AMATEUR MEMBERSHIP $20.00 JUNIOR MEMBERSHIP (under 18) $15.00 AFFILIATE MEMBERSHIP (Vet, Farrier, Tackshop, etc.) $20.00 * No membership application will be processed until all fees are paid. * Signature below indicates applicant agrees to abide all regulations & bylaws of the W.Pa.P.H.A. * You MUST nominate your Horse or Pony & Equitation Rider on an appropriate Nomination Form for points/earnings to count.

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