Welcome to the 2016 Central West Zone Show Season

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President’s Message
Welcome to the 2016 Central West Zone Show Season
The Central West Region captured the High Point Trophy
at the 2015 Trillium Championships for the fifth year in a
row! This is a tremendous accomplishment and ALL
Central West competitors, coaches, parents, grooms and
volunteers are to be congratulated!
***Our Zone is hosting the 2016 Trillium Championships.
If you are interested in volunteering at the show please
email our Championship Committee Chair, Ann Pryde at
[email protected].***
To be “In the Know”:
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The “My First Medal” is now a core class available for
Short Stirrup competitor’s. The top 7 riders will
qualify to compete in this class at the
Championships.
The 1M Training Jumpers and the 1M Junior/
Amateur Jumpers are now combined and will run as
the 1M Jumper Division.
Please Note: The Central West Region will not be running
the Modified Pony Hunter Pilot Project in 2016.
Specifications for all 2016 Divisions can be found on the
Central West and THJA websites.
www.centralwestzone.com
www.trilliumhunterjumperassociation.com
All Show’s in our Zone will be using www.showmate.net
for online entries.
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The Central West 2016 AGM was held on February 8th. The
Board of Director’s for 2016 are:
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President: Missy Todd; [email protected]
Vice President: Jenny Lineker; [email protected]
Treasurer: Susan Underwood;
[email protected]
Director at Large: Natalie Parish;
[email protected]
Director at Large: Julie Frost;
[email protected]
Please feel free to contact any Board Member if you have
questions, concerns or suggestions. Many thanks to
Yvonne Busby and Evin Ballantyne for their work on the
2016 Show Guide and Yvonne’s administrative support
throughout the year.
WISHING EVERYONE A PRODUCTIVE AND ENJOYABLE
SHOW SEASON!
Missy Todd, President
Contents
What You Need To Know
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Official Program, Rules,
and Claims
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Division Specifications
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Pricing and Rules
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Show Dates
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Show Schedules
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Year in Review
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Important Dates
The 2016 Trillium Championships
will be held August 31—
September 4 at the Caledon
Equestrian Park.
The 2016 Central West Awards
Banquet will held October 1 at
the Hamilton Convention Centre.
Front cover features the photo contest winner Holly Sibbald and “Alliance.” Photo taken by KayJay Photography.
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What You Need to Know
Anyone mounted on a horse
must wear an ASTM/SEI or BSI/
BS EN approved helmet with
safety harness correctly
fastened, at all times while on
the competition grounds.
Competitors must compete at a
minimum of six shows during the
season in the same division(s) to
qualify for the Trillium
Championships and year end
awards.
Hunter - Second cumulative
refusal, run-out, or bolting on
course results in elimination.
2016 Equine Canada
Rule Changes
Only silver coloured stirrups are
permitted in equitation or medal
classes. Use of black or
coloured stirrups will incur
elimination.
All trainers/coaches must carry
the memberships and Sports
License equivalent to the level of
competition where they are
training/coaching.
Ponies - Ponies 6 years and over
that have been officially measured
at an Equine Canada sanctioned
event will be issued an official
measurement card. All ponies will
be subject to random
measurements, regardless of
whether or not a pony has a
permanent measurement card.
Further information regarding
pony measurement will be
available at the horse shows and
from the Stewards.
Jumper Medal - All tack remains
the same for jumping and flat
phases.
1.0 m Jumper Division - This
division combines the Child/Adult
Jumper & Open Divisions. Open
to all horses, and to ponies who
are ridden by juniors. Adults are
not permitted to ride ponies in this
division. Maximum height of
fences 1 Metre. Run under Table A
& FEI Article 238.2.2.2.
Trillium Jumper (1.10 m) - This
division is open to all jumper
competitors; however the horses
are limited to two jumper divisions
plus the Jumper Medal and any
other miscellaneous classes.
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Memberships Required
to Show
Trillium Hunter/Jumper
Association
www.thja.ca
2015 THJA membership
information can be obtained
from the THJA website
Equine Canada
www.equestrian.ca
308 Legget Dr., Suite 100
Ottawa ON, K2K 1Y6
Phone:
1-866-8395 ext. 112
Ontario Equestrian
Federation
www.horse.on.ca
1 West Pearce St., Suite 201
Richmond Hill ON, L4B 3K3
Phone:
Fax:
905-709-6545
905-709-1867
Drug Testing - Any horse entered
in any class at a competition may
be selected for equine medication
testing while at the event location.
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Posted Order of Go – A posted
order of go will be available a
minimum of 30 minutes before the
class start. If there is a conflict, a
horse/rider combination has 5
single trips in a ring to make it to
the posted order ring.
Un-judged Schooling Round Some shows will be offering
competitors an un-judged
schooling round prior to the over
fences portion of each hunter
division. The round will be open to
all riders including professionals.
Full dress is required. The set
course will be jumped once only (2
stops constitute elimination). Only
one schooling round per ring, per
day. No other schooling is allowed.
Schooling for an equitation trip is
only over the set schooling course.
Faxed and Scratched Entries Horse show management are not
required to accept faxed entries,
but in the instances that they do
accept them, faxed entries are
considered to be pre-entries and
must be paid in full. The only
exception to this is a cancellation/
scratch with a vet certificate for the
horse or a doctor’s note for the
rider. Scratched entries supported
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with a vet certificate or a doctor’s
note will be refunded less a
Scratch Fee ($20) and the Horse
Show Administration Fee ($20). If
no vet certificate or doctor’s note
is provided then full entry fees will
apply.
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Unpaid Show Accounts - unpaid
accounts will be reported to the
zone committee and the
competitor/owner will be
considered “not in good
standing.” This will affect the
future status of the competitor/
owner on the THJA circuit.
It is your responsibility
to know the rules
SOCTA 2016
Southern Ontario Combined
Training Association
Combined Training
Sun May 8
Sun June 12
Wed July 13
Sun July 31
Sun Sept 11
Twisted Pine
Foxcroft Equestrian CT & XC trials
Highland Green
Bronte Creek Equestrian
Warwick Equestrian
Schooling Horse Trials
Sun May 15
June 4, 5
Sun July 24
Sun Aug 7
Sun Aug 21
Sun Aug 28
Sun Sept 18
Sun Oct 2
Sun Oct 23
Twisted Pine
Highland Green
Warwick Equestrian
Sprucehaven
Foxcroft Equestrian
Warwick Equestrian
Twisted Pine
Highland Green
Awards Banquet
Featuring:
Inviting courses, suitable for developing riders and horses.
Water on some courses. Pre-entry to Training. Positive and encouraging
atmosphere. Casual attire. Reasonable entry fees. Year-end banquet and
awards.
For Details:
www.socta.ca
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Official Program, Rules, and Claims
The Trillium Shows listed in this program are recognized provincial circuit competitions of Equine Canada (“EC”) and its rules and regulations.
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Equine Canada Rule Amendment
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upholding the welfare of all horses, regardless of value, as a
primary consideration in all activities
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requiring that horses be treated with kindness, respect and
compassion, and that they never be subjected to mistreatment;
Per Article A801, every entry at an EC-sanctioned competition
shall constitute an agreement by the person responsible that
the owner, lessee, trainer, manager, agent, coach, driver or rider
and horse shall be subject to the EC constitution and all rules of
EC and any additional rules set by the competition. It is the responsibility of all individuals participating in any capacity in ECsanctioned competitions to be knowledgeable regarding the EC
constitution and the applicable rules of EC and the additional
rules, if any, imposed by the competition.
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ensuring that owners, trainers and exhibitors, or their agents, use
responsible care in the handling, treatment and transportation
of their own horses as well as horses placed in their care for any
purpose;
Do not participate in this EC- sanctioned competition in any
capacity if you do not consent to be bound by the constitution and rules of EC and any additional rules imposed by the
competition.
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providing for the continuous well-being of horses by
encouraging routine inspection and consultation with health
care professionals and competition officials to achieve the
highest possible standards of nutrition, health, comfort and
safety as a matter of standard operating procedure;
Equine Canada Statement of Principles
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Membership and Passport Requirements
Equine Canada (EC) has stringent rules and regulations
providing current information on Code of Practice for the Care
and Handling of Equines and other equine health and welfare
initiatives ;
regarding membership and passport requirements. In light of
continuing to support scientific studies on equine health and
welfare;
and Trillium Hunter Jumper Association (“THJA”)
requiring owners, trainers and exhibitors to know and follow
their sanctioning organization’s rules, and to work within
industry regulations in all equestrian competition; and
sport license sticker at each show office.
reviewing, revising and developing competition rules and
regulations that protect the welfare of the horse.
this, competitors and horse owners will be required to provide
proof of their EC, Ontario Equestrian Federation (“OEF”),
Membership Cards and Horse's Passport with updated
A Temporary Sport License and/or Temporary Horse Passport
will be required to be purchased at each show if proof of
membership is unavailable (actual cards, passport, or receipts).
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Central West Zone Code of Conduct
All members, coaches, parents and visitors should conduct themselves
in a manner which reflects the values and ethics of Equine Canada. Anyone who engages in or is party to conduct inappropriate to a show
manager, official, staff, volunteer, competitor, or any person on the
show grounds will be reported to the Show Steward. The Show Steward
has the authority to uphold the code of ethics and may ask the offending party to leave if necessary, and will include the violation in their
show report to Equine Canada. The Code of Conduct is also available on
the show entry form at www.centralwestzone.com.
We believe that the equestrian sport is based on a partnership between
horse and human athlete.
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Vector Equestrian
CHARITY HORSE SHOW
AUGUST 13TH, 2016
Full details at
www.vectorcharityshow.com
We believe that it is the right and responsibility of Equine Canada to set
standards in matters of ethics, sportsmanship and the welfare of the
horse and in all matters under its jurisdiction.
You’ve never ridden in a horse show like this…
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Scoring: Medal classes will be judged
60% over fences and 40% on the flat.
Tack & Equipment: All tack and equipment remains the same for both phases. Restrictions as per Article G1003
through G1005 (Equine Canada Rule
Book Section G).
Division Specifications
Limitations
 Horses are limited to 2 hunter divi-
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sions, the hack division, and the
appropriate equitation or medal
classes.
Horses are limited to 2 jumper divisions, the hack division, and the
appropriate equitation or medal
classes.
Horses may compete in 1 hunter
division, 1 Jumper Division, the
hack division, and their appropriate
equitation and medal classes.
Miscellaneous Classes are not included in these limitations. Be sure
to check the horseshow prize list
for those limitations
Equitation
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Equine Canada Rules Section G Article
G1003 for dress requirements.
For show purposes, ponies are to be
divided as follows:
“A” ponies – over 13.2 hands, but not to
exceed 14.2 hands
“B” ponies – over 12.2 hands, but not to
exceed 13.2 hands
“C” ponies – do not exceed 12.2 hands
 My First Trillium Medal Class -
 Trillium “A” Equitation Over Fences
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Equitation is judged on rider ability.
The rider competes either over fences
or on the flat and they are judged on
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both their position and their correct
use of the aids to produce an accurate
ride. Conservative, traditional attire is
required. Gloves are expected. Black or
brown smooth leather half chaps are
permissible providing they match the
boot color. Only approved helmets of a 
conservative colour are allowed. See
– Open to Large Pony Division riders with fences at 2’9”; Children’s
Division riders with fences at 3’;
and Trillium Low/High division riders with fences at 3’3”.
Adult Equitation – Adult Equitation
Riders must be Amateurs.
A horse or pony ridden in an Equitation Class Over Fences, or in the
Jumper Medal Class may only be
ridden in that class by one rider.
In the event that a rider competes
in two different divisions requiring
them to jump different heights, it
will be their choice which height
they will jump for the equitation
over fences class.
Horses and riders are required for
formal presentations at the Championship Show.
Guide for Junior Ages (from EC Rule Book)
Junior “A” – a rider who is 15, 16, 17 on January 1st
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May not ride “B” or “C” ponies.
Junior “B” – a rider who is 12, 13, 14 on January 1st.
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May ride “A”, “B”, or “C” ponies.
Junior “C” – a rider who is under 12 on January 1st
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May ride “A”, “B”, or “C” ponies.
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Trillium Hunter Medals
Originally created in the image of the
Jump Canada Medal, the Trillium Medal Class has evolved into a specialty
class unique to the Trillium Circuit.
Where a contradiction exists, these
specifications supersede those of the
EC Jump Canada Medal. These classes
are open to Junior and Amateur riders
only. Riders may walk the course. Eligibility as per individual hunter division
specs for that particular medal.
First Phase - Over Fences: Figure eight
course of not less than eight jumps.
Class is judged in accordance to Article
G1008 Class Routine Over Fences. No
additional tests over fences are permitted.
Second Phase - On The Flat: All contestants, or a minimum of ten shall be
called back to perform at a walk, trot
and canter. From a maximum of four
competitors, the judge may call for a
minimum of two or more requirements
from Article G1009 Tests (Equine Canada Rule Book Section G)
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Short Stirrup: Fences 21” – Added
to Core Program for 2016
Modified Children's Hunter:
- Fences 2'9"
Modified Amateur Hunter Medal:
- Fences 2'9"
Children's Hunter Medal:
- Fences 3'
Hunter Divisions
A hunter is judged on performance,
style of jumping and movement. Judges are looking for the athletic ability of
the animal both over fences and under
saddle.
Short Stirrup Division
Fences not to exceed 21”
Open to “C” riders. Fences will not exceed 21 inches and the course will be
comprised of a maximum of eight
fences. Course to consist of verticals
only, no oxers. Short stirrup riders may
not enter any other classes except for
“C” Equitation on the flat. Open to
both horses and ponies, but lines
(distances) will not be adjusted. Ideally,
horse and rider combination are able
to ride all lines with the same consistency in rhythm and pace. In the
event that a Short Stirrup rider has two
mounts, the second mount must be
jogged and flatted by another rider
who is eligible for the Short Stirrup
division. Attire as per EC Article G109.
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Small Pony Hunter Division
Fences 2’3”
Open to ponies not exceeding 12.2hh.
Small pony riders must be Junior B or
Junior C riders. (See Equitation
Rules). Judges look for a rider to be
suitably mounted.
Medium Pony Hunter Division
Fences 2’6”
Open to ponies exceeding 12.2hh, but
not exceeding 13.2hh. Medium pony
riders must be Junior B or Junior C
riders. (See Equitation Rules). Judges
look for a rider to be suitably mounted.
Large Pony Hunter Division
Fences 2’9”
Open to ponies exceeding 13.2hh, but
not exceeding 14.2hh. Large pony riders can be ridden by any of Junior A, B
or C riders (See Equitation
Rules). Judges look for a rider to be
suitably mounted.
Low/High Hunter
Development Division
Fences 2’6” and 2’9”
This division is open to all horses. No
ponies are permitted. Horse and rider
combinations may only cross enter to
the 2’6 Children’s or 2’6” Amateur
Hunter divisions, the hack division, and
their age appropriate equitation on the
flat. Competitors may move both up
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and down in heights between shows,
but competitors may not change
heights once the division has started.
2’6” Children’s Division
Open to juniors riding horses. Riders
are not eligible to compete in any division with a height over 2’6”, except for
the Low/High Hunter Development
Division. Horse/rider combinations are
permitted to also show in the hack
division and age appropriate equitation on the flat. (Can be run combined
with 2’6” Amateur Division throughout
the season, but will be separate at
Championship Show)
2’6” Amateur Division
Open to adult amateurs riding horses.
Riders are not eligible to compete in
any division with a height over 2’6”,
except for the Low/High Hunter Development Division. Horse/rider combinations are permitted to also show in the
hack division and age appropriate equitation on the flat. (Can be run combined with 2’6” Children’s Division
throughout the season, but will be
separate at Championship Show).
Modified Child Hunter Division
Fences 2’9”
A horse/rider combination may not
enter any other class or division at the
show except for the hack division and
their age appropriate equitation on the
flat class. The rider may enter in any
Pony Classification
“A” ponies – over 13.2 hands, but not to exceed 14.2 hands
“B” ponies – over 12.2 hands, but not to exceed 13.2 hands
“C” ponies – do not exceed 12.2 hands
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other division or class at that show on
another horse or pony. The horse may
be shown in another class/division with
another rider. This division may be
combined with the Modified Adult
Hunter Division throughout the season, but will be split at Championship
Show.
Modified Adult
Amateur Hunter Division
Fences 2’9”
Riders in this division must hold a current Amateur card. A horse/rider combination may not enter any other class
or division at the show except for the
hack division and their age appropriate
equitation on the flat class. The rider
may enter in any other division or class
at that show on another horse or pony.
The horse may be shown in another
class/division with another rider. This
division may be combined with the
Modified Child Hunter Division
throughout the season, but will be split
at Championship Show.
Children’s Hunter
Fences 3’0”
Open to horses ridden by a junior. As
per Equine Canada Rules Article G307.
Low Hunter
Fences 3’
Open to all horses.
Adult Amateur Hunter
Fences 3’
All adults competing in amateur classes at EC-sanctioned competitions
must possess a current EC amateur
card, which is purchased annually at
the price listed in the EC Schedule of
Fees. Adult Amateur riders may enter
the Low Option of the Trillium Hunter
Division and compete at 3’3”.
Trillium Hunter – Low/High
Fences 3’3” and 3’6”
The low option of this division is open
to all riders. The high option of this
division is not open to Children’s or
Adult Amateur Division riders.
Hack Division
Horses showing in the hack division
may be of any breed or combination of
breeds. Ponies are not permitted in
this division. The division shall consist
of Road, Show and Pleasure Hack.
Please note: In situations where the Children’s and Amateur
divisions run combined, points may be collected for either the
Children’s or the Amateur division. For example: A junior may not
show a horse to collect points for an adult to compete at the
Championship Show.
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Additional requirement for the Road
Hack class will be the demonstration of
a strong trot. Additional requirements
for the Show Hack class will be collected and extended gaits. Both Road and
Show hack classes may be required to
Hand Gallop (never more than 8 horses at one time). Pleasure hack will never be required to Hand Gallop. Martingales, breastplates, boots or any kind
and/or bandages are not permitted.
Drop and flash nose bands are prohibited. Brow bands shall be leather or
any description but not solid white,
colored or sequined. Whips are not
permitted in any hack class. In the
event of a tie, horses shall be shown in
hand and judged on conformation.
 Small – Not to exceed 2’
 Medium – Not to exceed 2’3”
 Large – Not to exceed 2’6”
Jumper Divisions
Horses are to be judged only on performance over a pre-designated
course. The competition management
must ensure that a plan giving precise
detail of the course is posted at least
30 minutes before start of competition.
Jumper tack as per Equine Canada
Rules.
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Trillium Jumper Medal Class
Fences not to exceed 3’3”
Originally created on the image of the
CET Medal, the Trillium Jumper Medal
has evolved into a specialty class
unique to the Trillium Circuit. These
specifications supersede those of the
Equine Canada CET medal. The class
will have both a jumping phase and a
flat phase. This class is open to Junior
and Amateur riders only. It is judged as
an equitation class with both a jumping and flat phase. Jumping phase to
be ridden first.
Modified Pony Hunter
(Pilot Project 2016)
Open to all ponies. Ponies will jump 3”
below their regular pony hunter division height and distances will be adjusted according to pony size as per EC
Rules G306.6.A. Age restrictions as per
EC Rules G306.1. Pony/rider combinations may not cross enter into any other classes or divisions requiring them
to jump.
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0.90m Training Jumper Division
Open to all horses and ponies. Maximum height of fences .90m. Run under
Table A & FEI Article 238.2.2.2)
1.0m Jumper Division
Open to all horses, and to ponies who
are ridden by juniors. Adults are not
permitted to ride ponies in this division. Maximum height of fences 1 Metre. Run under Table A & FEI Article
238.2.2.2.
The Junior Amateur 1 Meter and the
Training 1 Meter Jumper Division have
been combined in the core program for
2016.
1.10m Trillium Jumper Division
Standing Martingales and draw reins
are not allowed for any competitor in
this division. Junior/Amateurs can
cross enter into this division.
Tack & Equipment: All tack and equipment remains the same for both phases. Only running martingales used in
the conventional manner are permitted. No standing martingales, draw
reins or restricted running martingales
are permitted. Conservative coloured
headgear (As per Article G1109) with
no additional adornment. Stirrups are
restricted as per Article G1109-G)
Judging: Jumping phase to be conducted under current Equine Canada
jumper rules. In addition, the class will
be judged on seat, hand, guidance and
control. Jumper Medal to be judged
60% over fences and 40% on the flat.
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Jumping Phase: The jumping phase
should be over a course of at least
nine (9) fences. Fences will not exceed
3’3” in height with a spread not to exceed the height. The course must contain at least one double or triple combination with at least one spread fence.
Other spread fences are required elsewhere on the course. A Liverpool is
optional.
Flat Phase: All riders, or a minimum of
twelve who complete the Jumping
Phase, shall be called back to perform on the flat. During the flat phase,
riders will show a working walk, the
working trot sitting, the working trot
rising, and showing a lengthening of
stride, the working canter and the
working canter showing a lengthening
of stride. The working canter on the
counter lead must be demonstrated
for at least one full revolution of the
ring in each direction. The top four
riders in the flat phase will be asked to
complete a short test determined by
the judge. When this test is being ridden, the riders will turn their backs so
they cannot watch the other competitors.
Come check out the exciting new show
series. This year features a new venue,
year-end awards for all divisions, and
the Jumping Triathlon division, an
event unique to our series.
Dates & details can be found at:
www.findawayequestrian.com/#sugarabout
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Pricing and Rules
The following fees apply to most 2016 Central West Trillium Circuit
Shows. Stall fees, fees for non-core classes, and other miscellaneous fees
may differ between shows. Please see show schedules for additional
fees. HST is not included and will be added to fees where applicable.
Entry Fees (HST not included):
Hunter & Hack Classes:
Jumpers:
Equitation & Medal:
Un-Judged Schooling
Post Entry Fee:
Administration Fee:
OEF Drug Fees:
Trillium Fund Fees:
Scratch Fee
$25.00/class
$25.00/class
$25.00/class
$20.00
$40.00
$20.00
$7.00
$6.00
$20.00
Note: Hunter Divisions at indoor competitions will consist of 2 O/F
classes and 1 U/S class. Hunter divisions at outdoor competitions will
consist of 3 O/F classes and 1 U/S class.
PRIZE LIST: Rating T-1
Ribbon placing as per show management.
Prize Money (unless otherwise noted):
$35, $30, $28, $25, $25 (O/F)
$30, $28, $25, $22, $22 (U/S)
Acronyms:
O/F - Over Fences
U/S - Under Saddle (Flat)
Jr. - Junior
Am. - Amateur
Eq. - Equitation
All competitions contained herein are sanctioned as Silver
competition members of Equine Canada, 308 Legget Drive, Suite
100, Ottawa, ON K2K 1Y6 and are governed by the rules of EC.
2015 Show Dates
JD Leap Into Spring Jumpers/Hunters
JD Leap Into Spring Hunters
April 2 - 3
April 8 - 10
Hamilton Hunt Hunters
April 16 - 17
Hamilton Hunt Hunters/Jumpers
April 22 - 24
Fox Run Stables
Meadowlarke Stables North
Waymark Farms
Twinholm @ Ancaster Fairgrounds
Red Ribbon Stables
Camberwell
Parish Ridge Stables
Vanbrook Equestrian @ Iron Horse
Every class offered herein is covered by the rules and specifications
and will be judged in accordance with the EC rule book
Iron Horse Equestrian
(EC Rule Book Article A602.1 & A602.2).
Trillium Championships
May 6 - 8
May 27 - 29
June 3 - 5
June 17 - 19
July 24 - 26
July 8 - 9
July 22 - 24
August 5 - 7
August 19 - 21
Aug. 31 - Sept. 4
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JD Leap Into Spring
At Iron Horse Equestrian Complex, Burlington, ON
April 2 - 3 (Jumpers/Hunters) • April 8- 10 (Hunters)
Closing Date: Sunday March 27/16
Entries to: JD Leap Into Spring
Attn: Dorothy Lockerbie
Phone: 905-547-4722
Website: www.leapintospring.com
Online Entries: www.showmate.net
Apr 2-3 Judge: Ken Denouden
Apr 8-10 Judge: Peter Stoeckl
Stewards: Tina Collins/Alan Ehrlick
Course Designer: Jeremy Denouden
Timer: David Christie
Comp. Manager: Dorothy Lockerbie
Saturday April 2 - 7:00 AM Start
 2’6” Children’s Hunter Division
 2’6” Amateur Hunter Division
 Modified Children’s Hunter Division
 Modified Children’s Hunter Medal
 Medium Pony Hunter Division
 B Equitation Flat
 Hi/Lo Trillium Hunter Division
 A Equitation Flat
 Modified Pony Division
(O/F to be run with division)
Sunday April 3 - 7:00 AM Start
 Low Hunter Division
 Children’s Hunter Division
 Children’s Medal
(to be run with Children’s Division)
 Adult Amateur Hunter Division
 Adult Amateur Equitation Flat
 Modified Adult Hunter Division
 Modified Adult Hunter Medal
 Large Pony Hunter Division
 A Equitation Over Fences
(to be run with division(s))
Sunday April 10 - 7:00 AM Start
 Hack Division (Road/Show/Pleasure)
 Short Stirrup Division
 My First Medal
(Open to Short Stirrup riders only - to be
run with division)
 2’6”/2’9” Hunter Development
 Horse Model
Sport Ponies Royal Qualifier
 Foal of Current Year
 Yearling any Sex
Friday April 8 - 7:00 AM Start
 2 yr. Old Colt, Filly, or Gelding
 1.10 m Open Jumper Division
 Junior Champ./Res.
 1.0 m Jumper Division
 3 and Older Mare
 Jumper Medal (1.0 m)
 Un-judged Jumper Schooling (0.90m)  3 and Older Gelding
 3 and Older Stallion
 0.90 m Training Jumper Division
 Senior Champ./Res.
Saturday April 9 - 7:00 AM Start
 Supreme Champion
 Small Pony Hunter Division
 Suitability for Hunter Under Saddle
 C Equitation Flat
Suitability for Dressage Under Saddle
CENTRAL WEST
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TRILLIUM CIRCUIT
Pricing and Rules (HST not included)
Administration Fee:
$20.00
Scratch Fee:
$20.00
Schooling Jumper Class: $22.00
Stall Fees:
$50.00/day
Post Entry Fee:
$40.00
Class Fee:
$25.00
must be received prior to the closing
date otherwise post entry fees will
apply. Full payment/open cheque required to receive show number(s).
Cheques are made payable to:
JD SHOW MGMT
Stalls must be booked in advance. No
Refunds on Stalls. Bedding is not included.
Hunter Classes: 2 O/F & 1 U/S
Jumper Classes: 3 O/F per Division
Scratch and Administration Fees will be
Un-judged Schooling available
applied to all Scratched Entries with a
(see Page 5 for details).
Vet or Doctor’s Certificate. Full entry
charges will be applied if these are not
Show schedule is subject to change
received.
without notice at management discreAll entries (including faxed entries)
tion. No dogs please.
Hosted at Iron Horse Equestrian Complex
5244 No. 1 Sideroad,
Burlington ON, L7M 1T9
Telephone: (905) 379-6451
CENTRAL WEST
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TRILLIUM CIRCUIT
Hamilton Hunt
At Iron Horse Equestrian Complex, Burlington, ON
April 16 - 17 (Hunters) • April 22- 24 (Jumpers/Hunters)
Closing Date: April 12, 2016
Show Manager: Diane Griffett
Phone: 519-757-9177
Email: [email protected]
Show Secretary: Christine Christiansen
Apr 18-19 Judge: Gay Ellen Dennis
Apr 24-26 Judge: Gay Ellen Dennis
Steward: Sharon MacBay
Course Designer: Mike Giovinazzio
Saturday April 16 – 7 AM Start
Friday April 22 – 7 AM Start
 My First Medal
 Small Pony Division
Saturday April 23 - 7 AM Start
 Medium Pony Division
 Large Pony Division
Sunday April 17 – 7:30 AM Start
 Hi/Lo Trillium Hunter Division
 Modified Children’s Medal
Sunday April 24 – 7:30 AM Start
 Clear Round Jumper
 Modified Adult Medal
Children’s Medal
(to be run with first class of .90 m jumpers)
 0.9 m Training Jumper Division
 1.0 M Jumper Division
 1.10m Open Jumper Division
CENTRAL WEST
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TRILLIUM CIRCUIT
Pricing and Rules (see page 20)
Administration Fee:
$20.00
Scratch Fee:
$20.00
Clear Round Jumper:
$22.00
Stall Fees:
$50.00/day
The Hamilton Hunt
Jumper Classes: 3 O/F per Division
received.
All entries (including faxed entries)
Refunds on Stalls. Bedding not included. Show schedule is subject to change
Scratch and Administration Fees will be without notice at management discretion. No dogs please.
Hosted at Iron Horse Equestrian Complex
5244 No. 1 Sideroad
Burlington ON, L7M 1T9
Telephone: (905) 379-6451
CENTRAL WEST
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TRILLIUM CIRCUIT
Fox Run Stables
May 6 - 8
Closing Date: May 3, 2016
Entries to: 840 Valens Road, RR#1
Troy, ON
L0R 2B0
Attn: Jennifer Werner
Judges: Jennifer de Neef
Jodie Bowen
Steward: Sani Mordue
Course Designer: Mike Giovinazzo
Phone: 905-628-3020
Fax: 905-628-4466
Show Secretary: Jennifer Werner
Show Manager: Dieter Werner
Ingates: Dorothy Lockerbie,
Andrea McDonald & Stacey French
Friday May 6 - 8 AM start
Ring 1
Ring 2
 My First Medal
 2'6" Children’s Division
 2'6" Amateur Division
Ring 2
 Trillium Hunter Division
Saturday May 7 - 8 AM start
Ring 1
 C Equitation
 B Equitation
 C/B Equitation on the Flat
 A Equitation Over Fences
Sunday May 8 - 7 AM start
Ring 1 - 8 AM start
 Adult Amateur Equitation O/F
Ring 2 - 7 AM START
 Training Jumper (0.90 m)
 1M Jumper (1.0 m)
 Trillium Jumper (1.10m)
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TRILLIUM CIRCUIT
Administration Fee:
$20.00
Scratch Fee:
$20.00
Stall Fees:
$50.00/day
Fox Run Horse Shows
Jumper Classes: Table A Immed. JO/
Speed/Power & Speed
Refunds on Stalls.
received.
without notice at management discreScratch and Administration Fees will be tion. No dogs please.
Fox Run Stables
840 Valens Road, RR#1
Troy ON, L0R 2B0
Telephone: 905-628-3020
CENTRAL WEST
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TRILLIUM CIRCUIT
Meadowlarke Stables North
May 27 - 29
Closing Date: May 23, 2016
Entries to: Meadowlarke Stables
c/o 5154 Third Line
Acton, ON L7J 2L8
Judges: Susan Legge & Cathy Aker
Steward: Jane Heatherington
Course Designer: Jessica Hunter
Phone: 905-821-0419
Fax: 905-821-1796
Website: www.meadowlarkestables.com
Show Manager: Stacey French
Show Secretary: Anthea Larke
Ingates: Lynn Johnson
& PaulaTurcotte
Friday May 27 - 7:30 AM start
Ring 1 - 7:30 AM Start
 A Equitation O/F
 2’6” Amateur Hunters
 Trillium Hi/Low Hunter Division
Ring 2 - 8 AM start
(O/F to be run as 4th trip w/division)
Saturday May 28 - 7:30 AM start
Ring 1
 Short Stirrup
My First Medal
 C Equitation on the Flat
 B Equitation on the Flat
 B/C Equitation O/F
Ring 2 - 8 AM start
(A equitation tied in O/F)
CENTRAL WEST
Administration Fee:
$20.00
Scratch Fee:
$20.00
Stall Fees:
$40.00/day
Meadowlarke Stables Inc.
Speed/Power & Speed
Refunds on Stalls.
Sunday May 29 - 7:30 AM start
Ring 1 - 8 AM start
(tied in with division - 4th trip)
(O/F to be run as 4th trip w/division)
Ring 2 - 7:30 AM Start
 Clear Round Jumper (.90m)
 Trillium Jumper (1.10 m)
received.
without notice at management discreScratch and Administration Fees will be tion. All dogs must be leashed.
Meadowlarke Stables (North)
(A equitation tied in O/F)
29
TRILLIUM CIRCUIT
5154 Third Line
Acton ON, L7J 2L8
Telephone: 905-821-0419
CENTRAL WEST
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TRILLIUM CIRCUIT
CENTRAL WEST
Waymark
Refunds on Stalls.
June 3 - 5
received.
without notice at management discreAll entries (including faxed entries)
tion. No dogs please.
Closing Date: June 1, 2015
Entries to: Suzan Payne
c/o 221 Weber Street East
Kitchener, ON
N2H 1E7
Judges: Diane Ratigan
Jodie Bowen
Phone: 519-580-5119
Comp. Manager: Missy Todd
Show Secretary: Suzan Payne
Waymark Farms
Friday June 3 - 8 AM start
Ring 1
 Modified Children’s Hunters
Office: 519-580-5119
Barn: 519-632-7355
Fax: 519-745-6585
 Modified Adult Hunters
Ring 2
 Trillium Jumpers (1.10 m)
Saturday June 4 - 8 AM start
Ring 1
 Short Stirrup
 My First Medal
 C Equitation
 B Equitation
Ring 2
 A Equitation
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TRILLIUM CIRCUIT
Sunday June 5 - 8 AM start
Ring 1
 2’6” Children’s Hunters
Ring 2
 Adult Equitation O/F
(to be run with division)
 Adult Equitation on the Flat
Administration Fee:
$20.00
Scratch Fee:
$20.00
Stall Fees:
$40.00/day
Waymark Farms
Speed/Power & Speed
867733 Township Road 10, R.R. #3, Bright ON
CENTRAL WEST
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TRILLIUM CIRCUIT
Twinholm @ Ancaster Fairgrounds
June 17 - 19
Entries to: 100 Silver Hills Side Rd
RR#3, Langton ON
N0E 1G0
Phone: 905-876-9142
Fax: 519-875-4149
Online entries: www.showmate.net
Show Manager: Roy Fish
Judges: Sharon MacBay
Christine Reupke
Course Designer: Sue Fish
Show Secretary: Lisa Mitchell
Ingates: Yvonne Busby,
Lynne Johnson & Stacey French
Friday June 17 - 7:30 AM start
Ring 1
 Medium Pony Division
Ring 2
(Medal to be run as 4th trip w/division)
Ring 3
(not to start before 1 PM)
Saturday June 18 - 7:30 AM start
Ring 1
 Short Stirrup
 My First Medal
 A Equitation
 Trillium Hunters
Ring 2
(O/F with division)
(O/F with division)
Sunday June 19 - 7:30 AM start
Ring 1
(tied in with division - 4th trip)
 Adult Amateur Equitation –Flat
Ring 2
 Trillium Jumper (1.10m)
CENTRAL WEST
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TRILLIUM CIRCUIT
Administration Fee:
$20.00
Scratch Fee:
$20.00
Stall Fees:
$50.00/day
Twinholm Stables
Speed/Power & Speed
Refunds on Stalls. Please note there are
a minimum of 20 stalls per day.
received.
without notice at management discretion. No dogs please.
Scratch and Administration Fees will be Please enter Fairgrounds from Gate
#3 only— all cars & trailers
Twinholm Stables @ The Aancaster Fairgrounds
630 Trinity Road, RR#1
Jerseyville ON, L0R 1R0
CENTRAL WEST
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TRILLIUM CIRCUIT
Red Ribbon Stables
June 24 - 26
Entries to: RR #4 Concession 6
Niagara-On-The-Lake, ON
L0S 1J0
Phone: 905-687-1669
Fax: 906-687-1978
Friday June 24 - 8 AM start
Ring 1 (Major League Ring)
 Training Jumpers (0.90 m)
 1M Jumpers (1.0 m)
Saturday June 25 - 8 AM start
(A Equitation O/F tied in with Division)
 A Equitation on the Flat
Ring 2 (New Pumpkin Ring Sand)
 Short Stirrup
 My First Medal
(B/C equitation tied in)
(B/C Equitation tied in)
Judges: Robin Baechler
Janet Dwyer
Steward: Sanie Mordue
Course Designer: TBA
Show Secretary: TBA
Show Manager: Leslie McCormick
Sunday June 26 - 8 AM start
(tied in with hunter division)
Ring 2 (New Pumpkin Ring Sand)
(Hacking will be available in the show
rings from 7:15 am - 7:45 am)
CENTRAL WEST
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TRILLIUM CIRCUIT
Administration Fee:
$20.00
Scratch Fee:
$20.00
Stall Fees:
$45.00/day
received.
Red Ribbon Stables
Speed/Power & Speed
Stalls must be booked in advance.
No Refunds on Stalls. CALL TO
BOOK. Limited number available.
Red Ribbon Stables
RR #4, Concession 6, Niagara-On-The-Lake ON, N0S 1J0
Phone: 905-687-1669 Fax: 905-687-1978
CENTRAL WEST
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TRILLIUM CIRCUIT
Camberwell
July 8 - 10
Closing Date: July 4, 2016
Entries to: 2745 Wessel Drive RR#1
St. Catherines, ON
L7R 6P7
Phone: 905-682-4062
Fax: 906-685-1675
Friday July 8 - 8 AM start
Ring 1 (Front Sand Ring)
Ring 2 (Side Sand Ring)
Saturday July 9 - 8 AM start
 Short Stirrup
 My First Medal
 B/C Equitation (O/F for horses)
 B/C Equitation (O/F for larges)
(B/C equitation tied in with Division)
(B/C Equitation tied in with Division)
Judges: Sharon MacBay
Sherri Whitworth-Denouden
Steward: Nanci Picken
Show Manager: Tammy LeBlanc
Sunday July 10 - 8 AM start
CENTRAL WEST
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TRILLIUM CIRCUIT
Administration Fee:
$20.00
Scratch Fee:
$20.00
Stall Fees:
$40.00/day
Overnight stall:
$40.00
Camberwell Stables (Debit is available)
Speed/Power & Speed
Refunds on Stalls.
received.
Camberwell Stables
2745 Wessels Drive, RR #1, St. Catherines ON, L2R 6P7
Phone: 905-682-4062
CENTRAL WEST
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TRILLIUM CIRCUIT
July 22 - 24
Closing Date: July 18, 2016
Entries to: Natalie Parish
Phone: 905-331-7176
Website: www.parishridgestables.com
Show Manager: Natalie Parish
Friday July 22 - 7 AM start
Ring 1
Judges: Brad Gabriel
TBA
Steward: Sanie Mordue
Show Secretary: Tara Hayes
Ring 2 - 8 AM start
Ring 2
Sunday July 24 - 7:30 AM start
Ring 1
(Medals to be run as 4th trip w/division)
Saturday July 23 - 7:30 AM start
Ring 1
 Short Stirrup
 My First Medal
 C/B Equitation O/F - Horse height
 C/B Equitation O/F - Large Pony
Ring 2
CENTRAL WEST
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Administration Fee:
$20.00
Scratch Fee:
$20.00
Stall Fees: (box)
$75.00/day
Stall Fees: (standing)
$65.00/day
received.
(NSF-$30 charge)
TRILLIUM CIRCUIT
Speed/Power & Speed
Refunds on Stalls. Limited number
available. CALL TO BOOK DIRECTLY. without notice at management discretion. No dogs please.
2377 Colling Road, Burlington ON
Telephone: 905-331-7176
CENTRAL WEST
40
TRILLIUM CIRCUIT
Vanbrook @ IH Equestrian Complex
August 5 - 7
Closing Date: August 1 , 2015
Entries to: c/o 52 Centre St.
Cambridge ON N1R 4E8
Phone: 519-783-1236
Show Manager: Yvonne Busby
Friday Aug. 5 - 8 AM start
Plateau Ring
Main Ring - 8 AM start
Judges: Christine Reupke
Cathy Aker
Refunds on Stalls. Please bring your
own water & feed buckets. Bedding
supplied.
Telephone: 289-838-4444
hunter division)
(Medals to be run as 4th trip w/division)
Canadian Winter Ring
Speed/Power & Speed
Sunday Aug. 7 - 7:30 AM start
Main Ring
5244 #1 Side Road, Burlington ON
 My First Medal
Main Ring - 8 AM start
Vanbrook Equestrian
(bedding included/no buckets)
received.
Vanbrook Equestrian c/o Iron Horse Equestrian Complex
 Short Stirrup
Administration Fee:
$20.00
Scratch Fee:
$20.00
Stall Fees: (box)
$50.00/day
 Adult Equitation O/F (tied in with
41
TRILLIUM CIRCUIT
Saturday Aug. 6 - 7:30 AM start
Plateau Ring
CENTRAL WEST
CENTRAL WEST
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TRILLIUM CIRCUIT
Iron Horse
August 19 - 21
Closing Date: August 15 , 2016
Entries to: 5244 No. 1 Sideroad
Burlington ON
L7M 1T9
Judges: Susan Legge & TBA
Course Designer: Mike Pegg
Phone: 289-838-5768
Friday Aug. 19 - 7:30 AM start
Plateau Ring
Main Ring
Saturday Aug. 20 - 7:30 AM start
Plateau Ring
 Short Stirrup
 My First Medal
CENTRAL WEST
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TRILLIUM CIRCUIT
Administration Fee:
$20.00
Scratch Fee:
$20.00
Stall Fees: (box)
$45.00/day
Iron Horse
received.
Speed/Power & Speed
Show Secretary: Marion Sharp
Show Manager: Avery Sharp
Refunds on Stalls.
Main Ring
Rings 3 & 4 will be open for schooling
during the show.
Sunday Aug. 21 - 7:30 AM start
Main Ring (Ring 2)
Canadian Winter Ring
Iron Horse Equestrian Complex
5244 #1 Side Road
Burlington ON
Phone: 289-838-4444
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CENTRAL WEST
TRILLIUM CIRCUIT
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