FPSH 2018 Show Premium

FPSH 2018 Show Premium Foundation for the Pure Spanish Horse 2018 US Open Celebration at the Great Southwest Equestrian Center 2501 S. Mason Rd. Katy, Texas, 77450 (281) 578 7669 Fax: (281) 578-6651 Premium Classes, Prize List, Staff, Rules Briefing IMPORTANT NOTICE: A mandatory meeting for all participants will be held on Tuesday, October 9th at 5:00 pm. The location will be announced in the show office. Back numbers will be given after the conclusion of the meeting. Wednesday, October 10th starting at 8 am P.R.E. Foundation Celebration classes start at 8:00 am Please note that all classes that have Section numbers (1-14) and Special Prizes that refer to entries from those Spanish sections, may have rules that differ from Classes bearing numbers such as 300, 307, etc., which do not refer to Spanish Section numbers. Section numbers automatically indicate age and gender and their usage can facilitate the order and procedures of the competition for the Spanish Judge using scorecards assigned to each section, for participants, for staff, and for the audience. AGE, FOR ALL SPANISH SECTIONS IS DETERMINED BY YEAR OF BIRTH, NOT MONTH. The Premium is only meant to provide a brief overview of the P.R.E. Morphology and Functionality Show Rules. All participants and staff should refer to the 2018 rules for this type of competition, as published at www.prehorse.org

300 Suckling Weanling Colts 301 SECTION 2 - Yearling Colts / Potros de 1 año 302 SECTION 4 - Two-Year old Colts / Potros de 3 años 303 SECTION 6 - Three-Year old Colts / Potros de 3 años 304 SECTION 8 - Four Year Old Stallions / Caballos de 4 años Halter Section 305 SECTION 10 - Five & Six Year Old Stallions / Caballos de 5 y 6 años Halter Section 306 SECTION 12 - Stallions Seven Years & Older / Caballos de 7 or más años Halter Section 307 Geldings - All Ages 308 Suckling / Weanling Fillies 309 SECTION 1 - Yearling Fillies / Potras de 1 año 310 SECTION 3 - Two-Year old Fillies / Potras de 2 años 311 SECTION 5 - Three Year Old Fillies / Potras de 3 años SPECIAL PRIZE CLASS - Young Horse Best Movement competes highest movement score winners from Sections 1-4, one and two year olds (classes 301, 302, 309 and 310) Thursday, October 11th P.R.E. Foundation Celebration Classes - to start at 8 am In Outdoor Dressage Arena FUNCTIONALITY AND SPECIALTY PRIZE CLASSES 315 Functionality for mares & geldings (all ages) Please note: Stallions 4 years and over (in the Spanish Sections named below) that do not participate in the functionality portion of their section, will lose 25% of their overall score. Please inform FPSH staff if you do not plan to participate. 304A Section 8 Four Year Old Stallions / Caballos de 4 años Functionality Section (no additional class fee) (25% of morphology score) 305A Section 10 Five & Six Year Old Stallions / Caballos de 5 y 6 años Functionality Section (no additional class fee) (25% of morphology score)

306A Section 12 Stallions Seven Years & Older / Caballos de 7 or mas años Functionality Section (no additional class fee) (25% of morphology score) 312 - SECTION 7 - Four-Year old Mares / Yeguas de 4 años 313 SECTION 9-5 & 6 Year old Mares / Yeguas de 5 y 6 años 314 SECTION 11- Mares 7 years and older / Yeguas de 7 o más años SPECIAL PRIZE CLASS - Best Movement Adult Horse competes Best Movement winners from Sections 5, 6, 7, 9 & 11, of entries 3 years and older (classes 311, 303, 312, 313, 314) SPECIAL PRIZE CLASSES - Champion & Reserve Champion Filly competes first and second place winners from sections 1, 3 & 5 of one, two and three year old fillies (classes 309, 310 & 311). Champion & Reserve Champion Colt competes first and second place winners from sections 2, 4 & 6 of one, two and three year old colts (classes 301, 302 & 303). Friday, October 12th starting at 8 am P.R.E Foundation Celebration Classes SPECIAL PRIZE CLASS - Absolute Champion of Movement competes young horse and adult horse champions of best movement. SPECIAL PRIZE CLASS - Champion & Reserve Champion Mare selected from first and second place winners from mare sections 7, 9 & 11 (classes 312, 313 & 314). SPECIAL PRIZE CLASS - Champion & Reserve Champion of Functionality awards the highest and second highest scores across stallion sections 8, 10 & 12 (classes 304A, 305A & 306A). SPECIAL PRIZE CLASS - Champion and Reserve Champion Stallion selected from first and second place winners from stallion sections 8, 10 and 12 (classes 304, 305 & 306). 316. SECTION 13 - Cobra of three mares - 4 years and older 317. SECTION 14 - Cobra of five mares - 4 years and older Presentation of Best Breeder/Mejor Criador and/or Best Exhibitor/Mejor Expositor

(Breeder awards have detailed requirements and calculation, and are highly coveted in Spain and in all international P.R.E. competitions. On account of this value, it is never to be awarded unless the recipient has met all requirements. The final result is not available until after Cobra Sections 13 & 14 scores are included (or the last Official Section score if sections compete out of numerical order). It is customary for these recipients to be allowed time to bring into the ring, entries of their selection, usually a winning cobra, stallion, mare, functionality champion under saddle, etc., and receive this award with the full audience of the day present.) 318. Produce of Dam 319. Get of sire Get of Sire and Produce of Dam classes shall have at least two purebred entries, entered under the name of the sire or dam, with one handler per entry. Entries shall be presented under the same provisions as Halter/In-Hand above, except a walk or trot is optional. No halter pattern is used for this class. More than one set of entries per sire or dam may be presented in the same class. Entries shall be judged on reproductive likeness, uniformity, and quality of breed characteristics, conformation and similarity. Sire or dam are not required to be present, except dam must be present in the case of an entry which is a nursing foal. P.R.E. Foundation SPECIALTY CLASSES for the Pure Spanish Horse These classes will be run in accordance with the rules and regulations found at www.prehorse.org by scrolling down the home page to the 2018 US Open Celebration poster, to the line entitled FPSH rules. Any questions should be directed to the FPSH office. Please read the rules and regulations carefully when entering these classes, especially in regard to age designation for the Special Prizes. FPSH rules are based upon FESCCR (Cría Caballar) rules of Spain originally published in the Official State Bulletin of Spain (BOE), and will differ from old or current ANCCE rules. PLEASE BE SURE TO ADDRESS ANY OWNERSHIP ISSUES IMMEDIATELY If the horse is not registered in the name of the breeder, then the office of the registry from which the carta/certificate was issued will have to confirm to the satisfaction of the Technical Director or the P.R.E. Registry Administrator that application for ownership change has been approved, and payment received. Breeders are advised to not wait until arriving at the show to resolve ownership issues. Registry offices may be closed, forms not approved, payments not successfully processed, etc. Bills of sale will not be considered as satisfactory fulfillment of the ownership requirement.

P.R.E. MORPHOLOGY and FUNCTIONALITY COMPETITION Organizing Committee President...Sue King Show Coordinator...Jody Sydow Technical Director...Barbara Clark (505) 350-1589 Ring Steward Carl Malicote Veterinarian...Katy Equine 281-391-8250 Committee Member / Board Member...Mary McDonough Committee Member P.R.E. Registry Administrator Cristina Roland (505) 294-0800 Show Secretary...Kelly Lowry 210-410-9720 P.O. Box 954 - Blowing Rock, NC 28605 Email: kblowry1966@gmail.com All functionaries on the Organizing Committee above must be clearly accredited and identified at all times during the Show. The Entry Panel will be composed of the Technical Director, the Show Vet or the vet s qualified representative, and the Show Secretary or the P.R.E. Registry Administrator. The Appeals Panel will be composed of: the assigned delegate for the OC, Mary McDonough, the Technical Director, the Vet or entry panel vet representative, and the Show Secretary or P.R.E. Registry Administrator, as named above. Please review the complete rules to understand the Appeal Procedure. No member presenting horses in the Official Spanish Sections portion of the competition may be on the Appeals Panel. Additional Show Staff In-Gate Manager...Linda Savage Barn Manager...Eric Tasker

Announcer...Dan Savage Awards...TBD EMT... Riggs and Riggs Health and Safety 832-557-9394 Farrier...Kristy Rockerfeller (570) 991-7463 Photographer...Jeanne Shepherd (210) 324-6404 Videographer...Andalusian World andalusianworld.com Show Program..Laurie Monroe, grafxbylaurie@gmail.com FOUNDATION FOR THE PURE SPANISH HORSE General Rules 1) To enter a horse, send the completed entry form, show fees, stall fees, copies of front and back of the registration papers, negative Coggins, membership status, and amateur status, if applicable, to: Kelly Lowry P.O. Box 954 Blowing Rock NC 28605 Make checks payable to IALHA. No horse will be allowed to enter without providing a copy of their registration papers from one of the authorized registries as specified below. The show is open to all Pure Spanish Horses who are inscribed or registered with the registries that provide a specific certification proving Spanish descent (carta, passport, certificate, etc.) for the pure Spanish horse, such as those currently recognized below: P.R.E. Mundial - Foundation for the Pure Spanish Horse Registry (P.R.E. = Pura Raza Española) UCCE - Unión de Criadores de Caballos Españoles FESCCR - Fondo de Explotación de los Servicios de Cría Caballar y Remonta IALHA (S) - The International Andalusian & Lusitano Horse Association/Spanish descent horse CCPREM - Criadores de Caballos Pura Raza Española en México ANCCE - La Asociación Nacional de Criadores de Caballos de Pura Raza Española AHAA (SO papers only) Andalusian Horse Association of Australasia/Horses of Spanish Origin only All questions related to registry paperwork should be directed to the FOUNDATION FOR THE PURE SPANISH HORSE at (505) 294-0800.

Back Numbers will be released only upon full payment of fees and receipt of an open check at the Horse Show Office. No owner with unpaid fees from a previous show will be allowed to enter until those fees are paid. 2) No entry will be accepted unless it is properly signed by the owner, trainer, and exhibitor, and in the case of a minor, signed by the parent or guardian. If there is no trainer, the entry form must be signed in the trainer s section by the owner. The entry must be completed on the entry form provided; photocopies of the entry form may be made. All fees must be sent with the entry. 3) Non-member fees of $25.00 per horse will be assessed to those owners who are not members of the Foundation for the Pure Spanish Horse. Membership starts at $144 a year or $12 per month. 4) Class fees are listed on page 8 of the Show Premium. There are no fees for Best Movement Champion or Morphology Championships. 5) Late entries, received after the close of entries - September 10, 2018, deadline, will pay a post-entry penalty. Refunds will only be given with an official certificate from the veterinarian or a copy of a bill of sale for the horse. Full refund of entry fees will be given, less a $25.00 office charge. Stall fees are not refundable under any circumstances. Once a horse is entered in an Official Spanish Section, no horse substitutions are allowed. 6) Move-in day will be Monday, October 8, 2018, beginning at 8 a.m. Early arrivals will be allowed. Move-out day is Sunday, October 14, 2018. Shavings must be purchased at the Great Southwest Equestrian Center Feed Store. 7) Returned checks will incur a penalty of $25.00 or 10% of the stall and entry fees whichever is greater. No check will be processed through the bank a second time and must be covered by a cashier s check, money order, or cash, plus penalty. 8) The judge shall have the authority to place a horse in whatever position in the class that he/she thinks the merits of the horse justifies. The judge shall award first through fifth place in each class, except for those such as Morphology Championships, Best Movement and Stallion Functionality awards, etc. that have no such placement. 9) In the event a judge designated for the competition is unable to perform his/her duties because of circumstances beyond his/ her control, or for other reasons, the Foundation for the Pure Spanish Horse reserves the right to substitute another accredited Spanish judge in his/her place. 10) Class Calls: Due to the unforeseeable problems with any mechanical device, the PA System and paddock calls must be considered a courtesy. It is the responsibility of the exhibitor to be sure that his/her horse is at the gate at the prescribed time. Every effort will be made to maintain a working PA System to carry class calls, however, no protest will be upheld, nor will any class be changed on the basis of PA malfunction alone.

11) Classes will be called with advance notice before each preceding class enters the ring. Participants and horses must report to the gate within three minutes of the gate being opened. For a tack change, seven minutes will be allowed from the time the preceding class has left the ring. Please advise the In- Gate Manager in advance of the preceding class if a tack change is required. Full rules for this competition may be found on the Foundation website - www.prehorse.org. Below is an outline of some of the basic requirements, only: Horses may be shown in any suitable halter with a throatlatch. Spanish tack is not a requisite. Handlers are to be dressed neatly and cleanly (no blue jeans or denim, t-shirts or tennis shoes). Spanish attire for the handler is not a requirement, but it is encouraged. One handler may handle more than one horse; the stand-in handler accepting the horse in the ring must also be neatly and cleanly dressed (no blue jeans or denim, t-shirts or tennis shoes.) Tailers are permitted; there is to be no snapping of a whip held by a tailer. Mares may be shown with suckling at their side; sucklings may be shown with the dam at their side. Horses three years of age and older, except for cobras, will be required to canter in the ring. Stallions four years of age and older that fail to complete the Functionality Test will lose 25% of their morphology score. A snaffle bit is obligatory. If you are using single reins, then snaffle bit only. For double reins, normal bits and chains are allowed along with a mandatory snaffle bit. Please refer to the rules for full tack requirements. No whips allowed in the class except for those in 4 year old Functionality. NO CALLERS ALLOWED IN THE FUNCTIONALITY CLASSES. Logos are allowed on saddle pads. PRESENTATION PATTERN The horses will enter the ring at the walk. They will line up shoulder-to-shoulder, wait for the ring steward to beckon, then walk to the judge. They will walk to the rail and walk back to the judge. They will then trot to the rail, (canter several circles if age group requires) and trot back to the judge, stand and be shown. They will trot away from the judge and take their position in the end of the string of horses in the class. In addition to the class placement a best movement winner will be selected in each section, except the stallion Sections (8, 10 & 12) and the Sections 13 and 14 for cobras. That winner is eligible to compete in the Best Movement Class, according to age.

Cobras of Mares must be comprised of only mares 4 years of age or older. AWARD INFORMATION - These are the minimum prizes to be awarded: Morphology: 1st Place: trophy/ribbon/medal 2nd & 3rd Place: ribbon/medal 4th & 5th Place: ribbon Awards for best movements in all sections except for stallions of section 8, 10 and 12, and sections 13 and 14 for cobras of mares and admission to competition for Champion/Reserve selection. Awards for highest functionality score within the stallion sections and admission to compete in Champion/Reserve selection. Mare/Gelding Functionality: 1st Place: trophy/ribbon; 2nd-5th Place: ribbon Inclusion or deletion of other awards and Honorary Mentions are at the discretion of the Show Committee. Best Breeder/Mejor Criador: awarded to the breeding ranch which meets the following criteria: present horses with own brand, born and bred at own breeding ranch and inscribed under his/her own Breeder Code. The breeder must enter the following: A cobra of three mares, Section 13 A stallion in one of Sections 8, 10 or 12 Entries in at least five other Sections, in addition to the above, or Entries in at least four other Sections, in addition to the ones indicated in line 2 above, if the Morphology and Functionality Competition does not provide Sections 1 & 2. The prize will be awarded to the breeder/breeding ranch which reaches the highest score after adding up the total score for all entries, except for Section 14, and dividing that score by the total number of entries. The cobra entry counts as one entry. The following points should be added to the total score before averaging: 2 points for each Champion Stallion or Mare 1 point for the Champions of Best Movements (Young and Adult), and the Functionality Champion 11.3. Best Exhibiting Breeder will be awarded to the breeding ranch which meets the same criteria as Best Breeder, with the exception of the following:

All entries shall be inscribed under the owner s breeder code, but horses of more than one brand (horses bred by more than one breeder) must be entered. Section 14 (cobra of five mares) shall count in the averaged score. Breeder Award notations (11.2 and 11.3): Once inscribed by the admissions panel at the competition grounds, any removal or non-participation of an entry, for these two breeder awards, shall count as zero for that entry and will be included in the average score, regardless of entry removal cause. The same rule applies to any portion of the cobra. Breeders competing for either of the breeder awards (11.2 or 11.3), must have a breeder s code associated with each entry s ownership. An association membership number will not suffice. In the case of registries that do not use breeder codes, to prove the owner is also the breeder, their name must appear on that registry s certificate as the breeder of record. Champion Stallion will be awarded to the stallion which by comparison, comes closest to the ideal breed prototype, chosen from amongst the first place winners of Sections 8, 10, and 12. Reserve Champion Stallion will be awarded to the stallion which comes closest to the ideal breed prototype, selected from the two remaining in the ring after the Champion is awarded, plus the stallion which was second in the section from which the Champion Stallion was chosen; the Reserve Champion will be chosen from these three stallions. FOUNDATION AWARD - Grand Champion Stallion will be awarded to the stallion registered with the P.R.E. Mundial Registry, selected by the Judge from the stallion Sections 8, 10, 12, if that stallion is present in the ring. Champion Mare will be awarded to the mare which comes closest to the ideal breed prototype, chosen from amongst the first place winners of Sections 7, 9, and 11. Reserve Champion Mare will be awarded to the mare which comes closest to the ideal breed prototype, selected from the two remaining in the ring after the Champion is awarded, plus the mare which was second in the section from which the Champion Mare was chosen; the Reserve Champion Mare will be chosen from these three mares. FOUNDATION AWARD - Grand Champion Mare will be awarded to the mare registered with the P.R.E. Mundial Registry selected by the Judge from Sections 7, 9 & 11, if that mare is present in the ring. In the event that horses entitled to the awards of Champion/ Reserve Stallion, Champion/Reserve Mare, fail to appear, the award will be given to the next place in the respective classification. Foundation Awards are not subject to the Official Spanish Section rules. Functionality Champion and Reserve Champion: will be awarded to those horses which have the highest score and second highest score in the functionality test from the stallions sections 8, 10 and 12. The order of entry to the arena will be assigned by the show office, to accommodate any riders riding more than one horse. Otherwise, it shall be by order of the back number of their morphology section.

Best Movements Awards: A. Young Horse: This award will be decided by a comparison of those young horses (sections 1, 2, 3, and 4 of one and two year-olds) which achieved the highest average on their scorecard for walk and trot in their respective sections. These winners compete with each other to select and award the Young Champion of Best Movements. B. Adult Horse: This award will be decided by a comparison of those adult horses (sections 5, 6, 7, 9 and 11, of horses 3 years and older) which achieved the highest average on their scorecards for walk, trot and canter in their respective sections. These winners compete with each other to select and award the Adult Champion of Best Movements. C.) Absolute Champion of Movements is a competition between the Young Horse Best Movements Champion and the Adult Horse Best Movements Champion. The young horse will be shown at the walk and trot. The adult horse will be shown at the walk, trot and canter. The winner of this class shall be at the sole discretion of the judge(s) and the winner shall be awarded the prize of Absolute Champion of Movements. In these movement comparison classes, entrants may be asked to do the same exercise as their initial class, only twice. The judge may also ask that the exercise be shown in both directions. ADDITIONAL FOUNDATION AWARDS: A) Champion and Reserve Colt (Young Horse Male) B) Champion and Reserve Filly (Young Horse Female) Horses eligible to compete for these junior championships are the winners and second place winners of Sections 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 (yearling colts & fillies, two year old colts & fillies and three year old colts & fillies), from class numbers 301, 302, 303, 309, 310 and 311. The same criteria as the above morphology championship classes for mares and stallions are applied to the Champion Colt and Filly championships. APPEALS Any decisions taken by the Organizing Committee may be appealed before the Appeals Panel. The Panel of Judges, acting within their capacity as judges, shall only be subject to those rules and regulations pertaining to conflicts of interest and faults, indicated herein.