Prize List - Langer Equestrian Group

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THE MEMORIAL DAY CLASSIC HORSE SHOW
MAY 26-30, 2011
Featuring:
THE $25,000 MEMORIAL DAY CLASSIC GRAND PRIX
THE $5,000 JUNIOR-YOUNG RIDER-AMATEUR OWNER JUMPER CLASSIC
THE $3,500 PCHA/JIMMY WILLIAMS CLASSIC
THE $2,500 LOW JUNIOR-AMATEUR OWNER JUMPER CLASSIC
THE $10,000 MEMORIAL DAY
USHJA INTERNATIONAL HUNTER DERBY
The Steve Burdick Memorial Trophy
THE $3,000 MEMORIAL DAY
USHJA NATIONAL HUNTER CLASSIC
THE MEMORIAL DAY CLASSIC EQUITATION CHALLENGE - A Team Competition
2011 YOUNG JUMPER CHAMPIONSHIPS
Judges
Hunters &
Hunter Seat Equitation
Pam Mullins
Randy Mullins
Brian Flynn
John Manning
Collierville, Tennessee
Collierville, Tennessee
New Albany, Ohio
Shelburne, Massachusettes
Jumpers
Walter Malkiewicz
Charlotte Skinner
Jim Kurtze
Las Vegas, Nevada
North Hollywood, California
Fairmont, California
USEF Stewards
Sally Hudson
Sharon Stewart-Wells
Larry Alcorn
Monterey, California
Ruidoso, New Mexico
Mounds, Okaloma
Course Designers
Jack Robson – Main Jumper Ring
Scott Starnes
Chris Collman
Coronado, California
San Juan Capistrano, California
Phoenix, Arizona
Competition Management
Show Chairman
Show Manager
Show Secretary
Langer Equestrian Group Inc.
Larry Langer
Michael Roy Curtis
Brenda Outwater
818.563.3250
818.669.1652
818.567.7317
Office Staff
Joan Malkiewicz
Chris Stella
Carol Jacob
Announcers/Starters
Vic Carman
Regi Cutler
Chris King
Jeff Gilbert
Andy Bloom
Jim Kurtze
Travis Hertzberg
Gareth Lloyd
Arturo Diaz
Linda Bierma
Crew Foreman
Farrier
Veterinarian
Barn Manager
Photographer
Videographer
First Aid
Juan Diaz
Eli Kozlovich
Dr. Robert Bradley
Rafael Naranjo
Flying Horse Photography
Telesis Video
Bill Bennett
760.908.9136
323.336.7898
818.768.4061
760.505.1435
303.949.6186
760.723.1269
909.904.8929
Schooling Supervisor
For More Information:
During The Show:
Brenda Outwater 818.567.7317
[email protected]
818.840.8894 Phone
818.333.1471 FAX
www.langershows.com
Prize Lists, Class Counts, Schedule Changes, Results
ENTRIES CLOSE: FRIDAY – APRIL 29, 2011
United States Equestrian Federation - AA Rated Hunters & Jumper Rating 4
Pacific Coast Horse Shows Association, Los Angeles Hunter Jumper Association – A Rated
Show Jumping Hall of Fame, Young Jumper Championships
Ticket Sales
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Show Championships
Pointed as follows - 10, 6, 4, 2, 1, 1/2
▪ Short Stirrup ▪ Long Stirrup ▪ Rusty Stirrup ▪ Green Rider ▪
▪ Opportunity Rider ▪ Academy Rider ▪ Schooling Pony Hunters ▪
▪ Low Children's Hunters ▪ Low Adult Amateur Hunters ▪
▪ Modified Junior Hunters ▪ Modified Amateur Hunters ▪
▪ Baby Green Huners ▪ Modified Hunters ‘1’ ▪ Modified Hunters ‘2’ ▪
▪ .80M Jumpers ▪ .85M Jumpers ▪ .90M Jumpers ▪ .95M Jumpers ▪ 1.00M Jumpers ▪
▪ 1.05M Jumpers ▪ 1.10M Jumpers ▪ 1.15M Jumpers ▪ 1.20M Jumpers ▪ 1.25M Jumpers* ▪
▪ 1.30M Jumpers* ▪ 1.35M Jumpers* ▪ 1.40M Jumpers* ▪ 1.45M Jumpers* ▪
▪ Low Child-Ad/Amateur Jumpers ▪ Modified Jr-Am Jumpers ▪ .95M Pony Jumpers ▪ 1.00M Pony Jumpers ▪
▪ Pony Equitation ▪ Equitation 11 & Under ▪ Equitation 12 thru 13 ▪ Equitation 14 thru 15 ▪ Equitation 16 thru 17 ▪
▪ Equitation 18 thru 35 ▪ Equitation 36 & Over ▪ Equitation 51 & Over ▪
The last class in the jumper divisions will receive bonus points towards the championship. Points are as follows:
15, 9, 6, 3, 2, 1. Exception: Championships based on money won*.
USEF & PCHA Championships
Pointed as follows - 10, 6, 4, 2, 1, 1/2
▪ Small Pony Hunters ▪ Medium Pony Hunters ▪ Large Pony Hunters ▪
▪ Children’s Pony Hunters ▪ Small/Medium Green Pony Hunters ▪ Large Green Pony Hunters ▪
▪ Children’s Hunters, 11 & Under ▪ Children's Hunters, 12 thru 14 ▪ Children's Hunters, 15 thru 17 ▪
▪ Adult Amateur Hunters, 18 thru 35 ▪ Adult Amateur Hunters, 36 thru 50 ▪ Adult Amateur Hunters, 51 & Over ▪
▪ Small Junior Hunters, 15 & Under & 16 thru 17 ▪ Large Junior Hunters, 15 & Under & 16 thru 17 ▪
▪ Amateur Owner Hunters, 18 thru 35 ▪ Amateur Owner Hunters, 36 & Over ▪
▪ Pre-Green Hunters ▪ Green Conformation Hunters ▪ Regular Conformation Hunters ▪
▪ 1st Year Green Working Hunters ▪ 2nd Year Green Working Hunters ▪ High Performance Hunters ▪
▪ 3’3” Performance Hunters ▪ 3’6” Performance Hunters ▪
▪ Low Jr-Am/Own Jumpers ▪ Junior Jumpers ▪ Amateur Owner Jumpers ▪ (PCHA Only)
▪ Children’s Jumpers ▪ Adult Amateur Jumpers ▪
LOS ANGELES HUNTER JUMPER ASSOCIATION
480 W. Riverside Drive, Suite 1 - Burbank, CA 91506
818.840.9337
www.lahja.org
2011 Membership Application
$55 Junior _____
$55 Senior _____
$550 Life _____
$25 Horse Reg._____
Name ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
LAHJA #_______________________
USEF #_______________________
Date of Birth _________/__________/__________
Address __________________________________________________________________________________________________________
City/State/Zip _____________________________________________________________________________________________________
Day Phone: (________) ___________________________
Email _________________________________________________________
Horse(s) Name(s) ($25 each) _________________________________________________Height _______________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Trainer ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________
(Your trainer must be a LAHJA member if you ride in any LAHJA Medal Class)
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HUNTER DIVISION
Unless otherwise stated, all hunter classes are to be judged on performance and soundness. Horses entered in any hunter and/or equitation class
must pay a $50 Hunter/Equitation Fee in addition to the entry deposit fee and class fees. Hunters and Equitation Horses will be allowed to add
or scratch classes the day before with no extra charge and will receive full credit for scratched classes. Adds or scratches that are done the day of
the class, will incur a $10 per class charge (if allowed).
The courses offered at this show will consist of at least eight fences with two changes of direction. The fences will simulate obstacles found in the
hunting field.
Classes in the hunter rings will have specific starting times for each class and these times will be strictly adhered to. Each class in the hunter
rings will have an allotted amount of time. Classes will end at the scheduled finish time. Riders who have not shown within the allotted time
will not be allowed to show. Posted orders may be imposed at any time. All entries must be made by 5:00 pm (or ½ hour after the last class,
whichever comes first) on the day prior to each class.
In all divisions where there is a Handy Class required, it will be the second over fences class.
OPPORTUNITY CLASSES :
LAHJA A/B Rated
Entry Fee: $50 Per Class
Cross Rails 1’6”
Exhibitors in the Opportunity Classes may NOT cross enter into any other classes (except Academy Classes) at this horse show.
Junior, 17 & Under
430 – Junior Walk-Trot Equitation
431 – Junior Walk-Trot Pleasure
432 – Junior Walk-Trot Over Poles
433 – Junior Walk-Trot-Canter Equitation
434 – Junior Walk-Trot-Canter Pleasure
435 – Junior Cross Rails
Amateur, 18 & Over
430A – Amateur Walk-Trot Equitation
431A – Amateur Walk-Trot Pleasure
432A – Amateur Walk-Trot Over Poles
433A – Amateur Walk-Trot-Canter Equitation
434A – Amateur Walk-Trot-Canter Pleasure
435A – Amateur Cross Rails
ACADEMY CLASSES :
No Rating
Fences 1’9”-2’
Academy Classes are classes limited to horses used regularly in a lesson program. Horses and Exhibitors in the Academy Classes may NOT
cross enter into any other classes (except Opportunity Classes) at this horse show.
Junior, 17 & Under
440 – Junior Walk-Trot Equitation
441 – Junior Walk-Trot Pleasure
442 – Junior Walk-Trot Over Poles
443 – Junior Walk-Trot-Canter Equitation
444 – Junior Walk-Trot-Canter Pleasure
445 – Junior Hunters
Amateur, 18 & Over
440A – Amateur Walk-Trot Equitation
441A – Amateur Walk-Trot Pleasure
442A – Amateur Walk-Trot Over Poles
443A – Amateur Walk-Trot-Canter Equitation
444A – Amateur Walk-Trot-Canter Pleasure
445A – Amateur Hunters
SHORT, LONG & RUSTY STIRRUP:
LAHJA A/B Rated
Fences 2’3”
Riders in this division may not compete in classes where prize list class specifications list the fence height above 2’6” in the same show year, with
the exception of the CPHA Horsemanship Class.
SHORT STIRRUP
11 & UNDER
1 - Equitation On The Flat
2 - Equitation Over Fences
3 – Pleasure
4 - Hunters Under Saddle
5 – Hunters
6 – Hunters
GREEN RIDER SECTION:
LONG STIRRUP
12 THRU 17
13 – Pleasure
14 – Hunters Under Saddle
15 – Hunters
16 – Hunters
No Rating
RUSTY STIRRUP
18 & OVER
23 - Pleasure
25 - Hunters
26 – Hunters
Fences 2’
Open to riders who have never shown over a course of fences where prize list class specifications list the fence height at 2’6” or higher.
33 – Pleasure
35 – Hunters
36 – Hunters
608 - THE MDC MINI HUNTER CLASSIC
See specifications under special classes.
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All ponies are required to possess a current USEF Measurement Card or valid measurement form issued by the USEF and it
must be shown at the horse show office before numbers are released.
SCHOOLING PONY HUNTERS:
No Rating
Fences Regulation Heights
USEF ‘C’ Rated
PCHA ‘A’ Rated
Fences 2’ for Small/Medium Ponies;
Fences 2’6” for Large Ponies
GREEN PONY HUNTERS
USEF 'AA' Rated.
PCHA ‘A’ Rated
Division Entry Fee: $260
Fences 2’3” for Small,
Fences 2’6” for Medium
Fences 2’9” for Large
Small/Medium Green
50, 51, 52, 53 - $150 Over Fences
54 - Under Saddle
Large Green
55, 56, 57, 58 - $150 Over Fences
59 - Under Saddle
PONY WORKING HUNTERS
USEF ‘AA’ Rated
PCHA ‘A’ Rated
40, 41 - Over Fences
42 - Under Saddle
CHILDREN’S PONY HUNTERS
45, 46, 47, 48 - Over Fences
49 – Under Saddle
The first over fences class in each section
will be judged 25% on conformation.
Small Pony Hunters
A – Model
60, 61(Handy), 62, 63- $250 Over Fences
64 - Under Saddle
Medium Pony Hunters
B – Model
69 - Under Saddle
Division Entry Fee $260 – Model Class $40
Fences 2’3” for Small,
Fences 2’6” for Medium
Fences 2’9” for Large
Large Pony Hunters
C – Model
74 – Under Saddle
604 - $1,000 PONY HUNTER CLASSIC
See specifications under Special Classes
November 9-13, 2011
National Preview Horse Show
Los Angeles Equestrian Center
Featuring:
Grand Champion Pony Hunter
Small, Medium and Large Pony Hunters
Pony Jumpers
The Zone 10 Pony Hunter Championships
The Zone 10 Pony Jumper Championships
LOW CHILDREN'S & ADULT AMATEUR HUNTERS
No Rating
Fences 2’6”
No cross entry between this division and any other division with fences over 3’.
Low Children’s Hunters
75, 76, 77, 78 - Over Fences
79 - Under Saddle
Low Adult Amateur Hunters
80, 81, 82, 83 - Over Fences
84 - Under Saddle
607 – LOW CHILDREN’S-ADULT AMATEUR HUNTER CLASSIC
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CHILDREN'S WORKING HUNTERS
Riders 11 & Under
85, 86, 87, 88 – Over Fences
89 – Under Saddle
USEF 'C' Rated
PCHA ‘A’ Rated
Riders 12 thru 14
90, 91, 92, 93 – Over Fences
94 – Under Saddle
ADULT AMATEUR WORKING HUNTERS
Riders 18 thru 35
100, 101, 102, 103 – Over Fences
104 – Under Saddle
USEF 'C' Rated
PCHA ‘A’ Rated
Riders 36 thru 50
110, 111, 112, 113 – Over Fences
Fences 3’
Riders 15 thru 17
95, 96, 97, 98 – Over Fences
99 – Under Saddle
Riders 51 & Over
115, 116, 117, 118 – Over Fences
605 - $500 CHILDREN’S HUNTER CLASSIC
606 - $500 ADULT AMATEUR HUNTER CLASSIC
MODIFIED JUNIOR-AMATEUR HUNTERS
Modified Junior Hunters
120, 121 – Over Fences 122 – Under Saddle
LAHJA Rated
Fences 3’3”
Modified Amateur Hunters
125, 126 – Over Fences 127 – Under Saddle
JUNIOR WORKING HUNTERS
USEF ‘AA”
PCHA ‘A’ Rated
Small Junior Hunters 15 & Under
130y, 131y(Handy), 132y, 133y - $350 Over Fences
134y - Under Saddle
Small Junior Hunters 16 thru 17
130, 131(Handy), 132, 133 - $350 Over Fences
134 - Under Saddle
Large Junior Hunters 15 & Under
135y, 136y(Handy), 137y, 138y - $350 Over Fences
139y - Under Saddle
Large Junior Hunters 16 thru 17
139 - Under Saddle
AMATEUR OWNER WORKING HUNTERS
USEF ‘AA’
PCHA ‘A' Rated
Riders 18 thru 35
144 - Under Saddle
Riders 36 & Over
149 - Under Saddle
AMATEUR OWNER WORKING HUNTERS
USEF ‘AA’
PCHA ‘A' Rated
Division Entry Fee: $325 - $20 Added Back
Fences 3’6”
In Each O/F Class
Fences 3’6”
In Each O/F Class
Fences 3’3”
In Each O/F Class
Riders 18 & Over
154 - Under Saddle
602 - $1,000 JUNIOR HUNTER CLASSIC
603 - $1,000 AMATEUR OWNER HUNTER CLASSIC
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SCHOOLING HUNTERS
No Rating
160, 161 - 2’6” Schooling Hunters
162, 163 – 3’ Schooling Hunters
BABY GREEN HUNTERS
164, 165 - 3'6"-4’6” Schooling Hunters
Card to stay open from 1st Year until
High Performance
No Rating
Fences 2’6”
USEF ‘C’ Rated
Entry Fee: $55 Per Class - $5 Added Back
Fences 3’
In Each O/F Class
USEF ‘C’ Rated
Entry Fee: $55 Per Class - $5 Added Back
Fences 3’3”
In Each O/F Class
PERFORMANCE HUNTERS
USEF ‘AA’ Rated
Entry Fee: $55 Per Class – $5 Added Back
3’3” Performance Hunters
185, 186, 187, 188 – $100 Over Fences
3’6” Performance Hunters
190, 191, 192, 193 - $200 Over Fences
GREEN WORKING HUNTERS
USEF ‘AA’ Rated
PCHA ‘A’ Rated
170, 171, 172, 173 - Over Fences
174 - Under Saddle
PRE-GREEN WORKING HUNTERS
175, 176, 177, 178 - $100 Over Fences
179 - Under Saddle
PRE-GREEN WORKING HUNTERS
180, 181, 182, 183 - $100 Over Fences
184 - Under Saddle
In Each O/F Class
Division Entry Fee - $325 – $20 Added Back
In Each O/F Class
1st Year Green
204 - Under Saddle
2nd Year Green
209 - Under Saddle
HIGH PERFORMANCE HUNTERS
USEF ‘AA’ Rated
PCHA ‘A’ Rated
214 - Under Saddle
GREEN CONFORMATION HUNTERS
USEF ‘AA’ Rated
PCHA ‘A’ Rated
215 – Model
220 - Under Saddle
REGULAR CONFORMATION HUNTERS
USEF ‘AA’ Rated
PCHA ‘A’ Rated
225 – Model
230 - Under Saddle
In Each O/F Class
Model Class - $40
In Each O/F Class
Model Class - $40
In Each O/F Class
600 - THE $10,000 MEMORIAL DAY
See Specifications Under Special Classes
601 - THE $3,000 MEMORIAL DAY
USHJA NATIONAL HUNTER CLASSIC
See Specifications Under Special Classes
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JUMPER DIVISION
In all classes, ties involving first place will be jumped off. In ties not involving first place, times taken in the first round will
separate those tied with equal faults.
Jumper Nominating Fee: Horses entered in any Jumper Class that does not offer prize money, the Children’s-Adult Amateur
Jumper Classic, and the ‘Stake’ classes MUST pay a $75 Jumper Nominating Fee before the closing date of entries in addition to the
$50 entry deposit fee.
Horses entered in any 1.25M and above Jumper class MUST pay a $125 Jumper Nominating Fee in addition to the $50 entry deposit
fee. GRANDPRIX horses must include an additional $75 Grandprix Nominating Fee. Horses entered in the Grandprix only are
exempt from paying the $125 Jumper Nominating Fee, but they must send the Grandprix Nominating Fee of $75. Horses entered in
the Young Jumper Classes only are exempt from paying the jumper nominating fee.
Jumper Nominating Fee Refund Policy: Jumper Nominating Fee refund schedule will be as follows:
Before the closing date of entries - 100% - After closing date but before show - 50% After the show starts – there will be no
refunds
Jumper Declarations: Jumper declarations must be made by 5:00 p.m. the day preceding the change (or ½ hour after the last
class) to avoid being charged a post entry penalty of $10 per class (if post entries are accepted).
Poling: Poling and the use of Offsets ARE NOT permitted at any time, anywhere on the competition grounds.
Jumper Tables: Refer to time schedule. Management reserves the right to change tables in all jumper classes with adequate
notice to exhibitors.
Martingales and Draw Reins: In any jumper class offering prize money of $1,000 to $4,999; only standing martingales or running
martingales used in the conventional manner are permitted. In any class offering prize money of $5,000 or more and all classes
restricted to young horses; only running martingales used in the conventional manner, are permitted. Draw reins may be only be
used when schooling or in classes offering less than $1,000.00.
Whips: Competitors are prohibited from using a whip that is longer than 30” (75cm) while in the process of jumping or schooling
over a fence. A rider may not carry more than one whip. Whips that are weighted at the end are prohibited at any time.
Attire: Management will allow competitors to compete without riding coats. If a riding coat is not worn, riders must wear a shirt
with a collar or a choker, neatly tucked into riding breeches. A windbreaker or raincoat may be worn if conditions require.
Orders of Go: Orders for the Grass Field and the Equidome will be computer generated and rotated by the Starter, except for
Special Classes. Classes in these rings will have specific starting times for each horse and these times will be adhered to as closely
as possible. The Trail’s End Arena will have start and finish times for each class. Sign-Up sheets will be available at the horse show
office daily by 7:00 a.m. or at the back gate once the ring has begun. Riders who sign up for a time must be ready to enter the ring at
that time. Riders who do not sign up for a time or do not make their scheduled time may be allowed to show at the discretion of the
starter is a time slot is available. Classes will end at the scheduled finish time. Riders who have not shown by that time will not be
allowed to show.
Jumper Changes: Changes must be made within 30 minutes after the last class of the corresponding ring the day preceding the
change to insure that the entry will be accepted and to avoid being charged a post entry penalty. Changes made after this time may
not be accepted and will be charged the post entry penalty. Exhibitors are encouraged to enter the classes in which they wish to
compete on t heir entry blank so that any schedule changes can be made prior to the show. Adds will not be accepted for a class
scheduled on that same day.
Time Allowed: For all jumper classes not offering $25,000 or more in prize money, the time allowed will be measured at 382
yards/minute (350 meters/minute). Pony Jumpers – 360 yards/minute (382 meters/minute). The time allowed will be adjusted
accordingly.
Minimum Entries:
Classes with less than three (3) entries may be combined, cancelled, or run with or without prize money (if any), at the sole
discretion of management.
Arena Size & Footing:
Grass Field – 200’ x 400’ with grass footing.
Indoor Arena – 150’ x 300’ with sand footing.
Abuse: Abuse includes, but is not limited to, excessive use of the whip and/or spurs, use of the whip in front of the horse’s shoulder.
Any action(s) against a horse by a competitor an an exhibitor, which are deemed excessive by a judge, Federation steward, technical
delegate, or competition veterinarian, in the competition ring or anywhere on the compttition grounds may be punished by official
warning, elimination, or other sanctions which may be deemed appropriate by the Show Committee. Cruelty and Abuse will not be
tolerated at any time, anywhere at the Los Angeles Equestrian Center.
JUMPER HEIGHTS
A minimum of 50% of the obstacles in the first round must be set at the height indicated and the spreads propotional to height
(JP120.5). Any full width square oxer may be set 5cm (2”) lower thatn the height indicated. Obstacles in the first round (with the
exception of the first obstacle and those in combinations, which may be lower) may not vary by more than 2” (5cm) in height from the
class height indicated in the prize list.
Feet
2’7”
3’1”
3’7”
4’1”
4’7”
5’1”
Meters
.80m
.95m
1.10m
1.25m
1.40m
1.55m
Feet
2’9”
3’3”
3’9”
4’3”
4’9”
5’3”
Meters
.85m
1.00m
1.15m
1.30m
1.45m
1.60m
Feet
2’11”
3’5”
3’11”
4’5”
4’11”
8
Meters
.90m
1.05m
1.20m
1.35m
1.50m
Height
.80M Jumpers
.85M Jumpers
.90M Jumpers
.95M Jumpers
Class #’s
Per Class Entry Fee
300, 302 – II, 2b
305, 307 – II, 2b
310, 312 – II, 2b
315, 317 – II, 2b
301, 303 – Table II, 2c
306, 308 – Table II, 2c
311, 313 – Table II, 2c
316, 318 – Table II, 2c
321 – II, 2c,
326 – II, 2c,
331 – II, 2c,
336 – II, 2c,
322 – II, Sect. 1,
327 – II, Sect. 1,
332 – II, Sect. 1,
337 – II, Sect. 1,
323 – Table II, 2b
Prize Money/Add Back
$60
$60
$60
$60
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$60
$60
$60
$60
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1.00M Jumpers
1.05M Jumpers
1.10M Jumpers
1.15M Jumpers
320 – II, 2b,
325 – II, 2b,
330 – II, 2b,
335 – II, 2b,
1.20M Jumpers
1.25M Jumpers
1.30M Jumpers
1.35M Jumpers
1.40M Jumpers
340, 341, 342, 343 – Table II, 2b
345, 346, 347, 348 – Table II, 2b
350, 351, 352, 353 – Table II, 2b
355, 356, 357, 358 – Table II, 2b
360, 361, 362, 363 – Table II, 2b
$60
$75
$75
$75
$75
--$250
$300
$350
$400
1.45M Jumpers
365 – Open Welcome Stake – Table II, 2a
$250
$5,000
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/
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/
$22.50
$22.50
$22.50
$22.50
366 - $500 1.10M Added Stake – Table II, 2a/b
367 - $500 1.20M Added Stake – Table II, 2a/b
Horses that have shown at 1.20M or higher are
not eligible – Entry Fee $75 with $20 added back
Horses that have shown at 1.30M or higher are
not eligible – Entry Fee $75 with $20 added back
615 - $5,000 PCHA/JIMMY WILLIAMS CLASSIC
616 - $25,000 MEMORIAL DAY GRANDPRIX
Height
Class #’s
Per Class Entry Fee
LOW JUNIOR-AM/OWNER
1.30M
370, 371, 372 – Table II, 2b
$75
$300 / $22.50
JUNIOR JUMPERS
1.40M
375, 376, 377 – Table II, 2b
$75
$500 / $22.50
AMATEUR OWNER JUMPERS
1.40M
380, 381, 382 – Table II, 2b
$75
$500 / $22.50
613 - $2,500 LOW JUNIOR-AMATEUR OWNER JUMPER CLASSIC
614 - $5,000 JUNIOR-YOUNG RIDER-AMATEUR OWNER JUMPER CLASSIC
Part of the 2011 Show Jumping Hall of Fame Jumper Classic Series
LOW CHILD-ADULT AMATEUR JUMPERS
1.00M
385, 386, 387 – Table II, 2b
$60
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CHILDREN'S JUMPERS
1.10M
390, 391, 392 – Table II, 2b
$60
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ADULT AMATEUR JUMPERS
1.10m
395, 396, 397 - Table II, 2b
$60
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MODIFIED JUNIOR-AMATEUR JUMPERS
1.20M
400, 401, 402 – Table II, 2b
$60
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609 - LOW CHILDREN’S-ADULT AMATEUR JUMPER CLASSIC
611 - $1,000 CHILDREN’S-ADULT AMATEUR JUMPER CLASSIC
612 - $1,500 MODIFIED JUNIOR-AMATEUR JUMPER CLASSIC
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Height
Class #’s
Per Class Entry Fee
PONY JUMPERS
.95M
1.00M
$60
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405, 406, 407 – Table II, 2b
410, 411, 412 – Table II, 2b
610 - $500 PONY JUMPER CLASSIC
YOUNG JUMPER CHAMPIONSHIPS 2011
The Young Jumper Championship has been organized to provide an opportunity for tomorrow’s Grand Prix horses to compete in meaningful
competition against their peers. Offered for five, six, and seven/eight year old horses that are recorded with YJC and USEF. Horses not
previously recorded may apply at the Show Office for YJC and USEF recording upon presentation of the horse’s breed registration papers and
payment. Horses are then eligible to enter all YJC events in 2011. Competing successfully in qualifying classes is a prerequisite for competing in
the League Finals of the YJC, to be held on both the East and West Coasts. Please visit the YJC website at www.youngjumpers.com for complete
rules.
Qualifying Classes, along with League Finals, will be offered for Five, Six, and Seven/Eight Year Old horses in 2011. To be eligible to participate
in any aspect of the YJC program, horses must meet the following criteria: 1. RECORDING: Horses must be recorded for the year 2011 with the
Young Jumper Championships. The correct recording fee must accompany the completed YJC Recording Form. The recording fee will be
discounted 50% in the case of horses properly nominated to the International Jumper Futurity, provided they submit a copy of their IJF
certificate directly to the Young Jumper Championships, P.O. Box 1445, Georgetown, KY 40324.
Horses that were not properly recorded prior to participation in any YJC class will not receive credit toward qualification for League Finals. Please
note it is the responsibility of the owner or trainer, and not the show or the YJC, to assure that horses are properly recorded. A listing of currently
YJC Recorded horses will be updated regularly on the web site at http://www.youngjumpers.com.
Five Year Olds
1.15M 3’9”
415 – Table IV, Section 1
416 – Table IV, Section 1
1.15M 3’9”
417 - $500 Table IV, Section 1
Qualifying Class
Six Year Olds
1.20M 4’
420 – Table II, Section 2b
1.20M 4’3”
4222 - $500 Table II, Section 2b
Qualifying Class
Seven & Eight Year Olds
1.30M 4’5”
1.5M 4’7”
427 - $500 Table II, Section 2b
Qualifying Class
Entry Fee - $60 Per Class for the first two classes and $75 for the Qualifying Class
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HUNTER SEAT EQUITATION DIVISION
Entry Fee - $50 Per Class
On The Flat
500 - Pony Riders
501 - 11 & Under
502 - 12 thru 13
503 - 14 thru 15
504 - 16 thru 17
505 - 18 thru 35
506 - 36 thru 50
507 - 51 & Over
508 - Maiden, 17 & Under
509 - Novice, 17 & Under
510 - Limit, 17 & Under
511 - Maiden, 18 & Over
512 - Novice, 18 & Over
513 - Limit, 18 & Over
Over Fences
520/521 – Pony Riders
522/523 – 11 & Under – 3’
524/525 – 12 thru 13 – 3’3”
526/527 – 14 thru 15 – 3’3”
528/529 – 16 thru 17 – 3’3”
530/531 – 18 thru 35 – 3’3”
532/533 – 36 thru 50 – 3’3”
534/535 – 51 & Over – 3’3”
536 – Maiden, 17 & Under – 2’6”
537 – Novice, 17 & Under – 2’9”
538 – Limit, 17 & Under – 3’
539 – Maiden. 18 & Over – 2’6”
540 – Novice, 18 & Over – 2’9”
541 – Limit, 18 & Over – 3’
HUNTER SEAT MEDAL CLASSES
Complete Class Specifications are at www.langershows.com and will be available at the Horse Show Office. Please note: It is the
responsibility of each entrant in a medal class to understand and comply with each association’s specifications and eligibility.
Class # Name
Age
Fences
# To Fill
Membership
550. CPHA HORSEMANSHIP MEDAL
17 & Under/18 & Over
For additional specifications, check www.cpha.org
2’6”
3
CPHA
551. CPHA CHILD/ADULT MEDAL
3’
3
CPHA
552. EQUISPORT/USEF PONY MEDAL
17 & Under
For additional specifications, check www.usef.org
2’3”, 2’6”
3’
6
USEF
553. LAHJA PONY MEDAL CLASS
17 & Under
For additional specifications, check www.lahja.org
2’3”, 2’6”
3’
6
LAHJA
554. WASHINGTON INT’L PONY
EQUITATION CLASS
17 & Under
For additional specifications, check www.ryegate.com
2’3”, 2’6”
3’
3
WIHS
555. ONONDARKA MEDAL CLASS
12 & Under
For additional specifications, check www.pchorseshows.org
3’
3
PCHA
556. ROSEWOOD MEDAL CLASS
14 & Under
3’3”
3
LAHJA
557. LAHJA HORSEMANSHIP CLASS
2’9”
8
LAHJA
558. PCHA HORSEMANSHIP CLASS
14 & Under
3’3”
3
PCHA
2’9”-3’
3
USEF
560. LAHJA/LA SADDLERY JUNIOR MEDAL
17 & Under
3’3”
3
LAHJA
561. ASPCA HORSEMANSHIP CLASS
17 & Under
For additional specifications, check www.usef.org .
3’6”
6
ASPCA
562. Pessoa/USEF HUNTER SEAT MEDAL
17 & Under
3’6”
6
USEF
563. WASHINGTON INT’L EQUITATION
17 & Under
3’6”
6
WIHS
564. CPHA JUNIOR MEDAL CLASS
17 & Under
For additional specifications, check www.cpha.org.
3’6”
5 -enter
3-complete
CPHA
565. CPHA AMATEUR MEDAL CLASS
18 & Over
For additional specifications, check www.cpha.org.
3’6”
5 -enter
3-complete
CPHA
559. TAYLOR HARRIS INSURANCE SERVICES
NATIONAL CHILDREN’S MEDAL
17 & Under
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HUNTER SEAT MEDAL CLASSES
Complete Class Specifications are at www.langershows.com and will be available at the Horse Show Office. Please note: It is the
responsibility of each entrant in a medal class to understand and comply with each association’s specifications and eligibility.
Class # Name
Age
Fences
566. WCE JUNIOR-AMATEUR MEDAL
# To Fill
Membership
1.10M (3’7”)
3
CPHA
PCHA
3’6”
6
USEF
568. CPHA FOUNDATION EQUITATION
3’3”
3
CPHA
PCHA
569. LAHJA/LA SADDLERY SENIOR MEDAL
18 & Over
3’3”
3
LAHJA
570. USEF ADULT EQUITATION CLASS
18 & Over
3’3”
3
USEF
571. FOXFIELD MEDAL CLASS
18 & Over
3’3”
3
PCHA
3’3”
3
PCHA
2’9”-3’
2
USEF
567. USEF SHOW JUMPING
TALENT SEARCH CLASS
21 & Under
572. PCHA/VICTOR HUGO-VIDAL
ADULT HORSEMANSHIP CLASS
18 & Over
573. ARIAT NATIONAL ADULT MEDAL
18 & Over
Announcing . . .
Allon Equestrian
Derby Rider Awards
At each USHJA Hunter Derby or Classic at any LEG show at
LAEC, the highest placing amateur and the highest placing
junior will each receive a gift certificate from Allon.
At the final USHJA Hunter Derby or Classic of the season, the
overall highest scoring amateur and highest scoring junior will
receive a gift certificate from Allon.
Allon Equestrian for fine equestrian apparel and equipment.
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SPECIAL CLASSES
In all special classes, riders are requested to wear black, dark blue, dark green, or scarlet coats; white shirts, white stock, choker, or tie; white,
canary, or buff breeches; and hunting cap.
In the following special classes, USEF and PCHA bonus points will be awarded wherever applicable, in a horse's respective division.
600 - $10,000 MEMORIAL DAY CLASSIC
Entry Fee - $350
Featuring:
The Steve Burdick Memorial Trophy
Open to all horses and riders. Riders, owners, and trainers must be current active members of USEF and USHJA before the start of the class
(GR201). Horses must have an active USEF AND USHJA recordings to be eligible for Horse of the Year points (GR902). All riders must complete
the USHJA Exhibitor Declaration Form. If the Exhibitor Declaration Form is not complete ans submitted to the show office at the time of entry
or at least one hour prior to the start of the class, riders will not receive points in their respective hunter divisions for the Derby class.
There is no limit to the number or horses that a rider may ride. Horses are not required to show in any other hunter classes at the horse show.
Horses entered in this class must be ridden in the designated warm-up area(s) for all phases of the class wearing their copetition number. Riding
in any other area of the competition grounds during the class is prohibited and will result in disqualification of that horse from competiting in the
class.
Jumps: Obstacles must simulate those reminiscent of the hunt field and the course must offer a variety of Derby jumps with different
appearances such as: natural post and rail, stone wall, white board fence or gate, coop, aiken, hedge, oxer, brush, logs, natural foliage. Natural
obstacles such as banks and ditches are allowed. A minimum 3”difference is required for the back element of an obstacle. Ground lines are not
to exceed 18”in depth from the vertical plane of the jump. For appropriate jumps, no ground line is acceptable. The jumpable portion of any
obstacle must be a minimum of eight (8) feet on its front face. Flat cups may only be used for obstacles involving logs and/or in accordance with
Federation rules.
I. Course Requirements
1. Classic Hunter Style Round (First Round) a. A minimum of ten (10) obstacles must be offered in the Classic Hunter Style Round. b. Fences
must be set at 3’6 to 4’0”in height, exception option fences. No more than 50% of the course may be set at 3’6 in height. c. The course must
include four (4) higher height option fences set at 4’0”to 4’3” in height. The number of higher height option fences cannot exceed four (4). d. At
least one (1) In and Out. e. At least one (1) Bending Line. f. At least one (1) line with an unrelated distance. g. At least one (1) fence with a long
approach.
2. Handy Hunter Round (Second Round) a. A minimum of eight (8) obstacles must be offered in the Handy Hunter Round. b. Fences must be set
at 3’6”to 4’0”in height, exception option fences. No more than 50% of the course may be set at 3’6 in height. c. The course must include four (4)
higher height option fences set at 4’0”to 4’3” in height. The number of higher height option fences cannot exceed four (4). d. The course should
simulate riding over hunt country and must include a minimum of three (3) of the following handy options, such as: tight turn options, different
tracks, clever options for jump approaches including jumping decorations to utilize a shorter track, pen type obstacles, hand gallop a jump, trot a
lowered obstacle not to exceed 3’0”in height, execute a walk fence while mounted not to exceed 18”in height, lead a horse over an obstacle not to
exceed 12”in height, halt and/or back. Opening and/or closing a gate(s) while mounted or not mounted is not permitted. Gimmicky options are not
appropriate. e. A minimum of twelve (12) entries, including horses tied for twelfth (12th) place, must return for the Second Round, if available. If
more than twelve (12) entries are to return for the Second Round, it must be so stated in the Prize List. In that case, all horses tied for the last
place designated to return will also be eligible to compete in Second Round.
3. Jump Off Round a. A minimum of eight (8) obstacles must be offered in the Jump Off Round. b. Fences must be set at 3’6’to 4’0”in height,
exception option fences. c. The course must include a minimum of (2) higher height option fences set at 4’0”to 4’3”in height. The number of
higher height option fences cannot exceed four (4). d. The course should simulate riding over hunt country and must include a minimum of two
(2) of the following handy options such as: tight turn options, different tracks, clever options for jump approaches including jumping decorations
to utilize a shorter track, pen type obstacles, hand gallop a jump, trot a lowered obstacle not to exceed 3’0”in height, execute a walk fence while
mounted not to exceed 18”in height, halt and/or back. Leading over an obstacle and opening and/or closing a gate(s) while mounted or not
mounted are not permitted. Gimmicky options are not appropriate
II. Jog Format
A. All horses entered in the International Hunter Derby class must jog for soundness during the designated jog prior to the start of the First
Round in order to compete. The designated jog must he held within twenty-four (24) hours of the start of the First Round. B. Proper attire is
required (i.e. riding clothes or proper attire which an exhibitor would wear to compete in a model class). C. All horses must be presented at the
jog in a conventional hunter bridle, including noseband with their competition number. D. The judging panel for the Official Jog shall consist of
the Competition Veterinarian and a minimum of one Judge from the judging panels officiating for the class. E. The jog surface must be level.
Horses shall be evaluated from the side and following
consultation with the veterinarian, the decision of the participating Judge(s) is final and binding and not subject to further appeal of any kind.
F. If the Judge(s) require a horse to jog more than once, the horse is permitted to be represented for soundness at the end of the jog. If an
exhibitor is interested in re-presenting their horse, they must declare this at the time of their first jog, notify the Judges of their intention to represent and cannot leave the jog area prior to re-presenting the horse. It is the responsibility of the competitor to be ready for the re-jog on time.
III. Order of Go
A. Each rider or a representative of each rider must attend the riders meeting where the draw will be conducted and/or announced. B. The draw
may be performed by hand with each rider or management may host a computer draw. C. If the case of multiple horses being ridden by the
same rider, Competition Management must pre-select draw positions for each horse. When possible, every effort will be made so that there will
be a minimum of six horses (if available) separating each horse. All horses must be ridden in the sequence that appears on the jumping order in
all rounds of the competition, unless class specifications call for a new order for a second round and/or jump-off.
IV. Stabling/Schooling
A. All horses competing in the Derby class must be on the competition grounds twentyfour (24) hours prior to the start of the First Round of the
class. B. All horses will be monitored and must remain on the competition grounds until the horse is finished competing. Any horses that leave
the premises during the competition are disqualified and unable to compete. C. All horses must be ridden in the designated schooling areas and
wear their competition number.
V. Judges
A. There will be a total of four (4) judges for this class which will be seated in two (2) panels consisting of two (2) judges per panel. B. Each
judging panel may consist of either two “R”hunter judges or one “R”hunter judge and one “r”hunter judge. C. All judges must be Federation
licensed and in good standing with the Federation and USHJA. D. No guest cards will be granted for this competition. E. Prior to the start of
the class, one judging panel must be designated as the tie breaking judging panel for the First Round and the other judging panel must be
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designated as the tie breaking judging panel for the Second Round. A different judging panel must be the tie breaking judging panel for each
round.
VI. Judging System
A. The Classic Hunter Style Round shall be judged and numerically scored on quality, movement, jumping style, manners and way of going. Pace
and brilliance are to be rewarded. In addition to this score, each judging panel must award an Option Bonus Score consisting of one (1) additional
point for every higher height option fence jumped. These two scores must be announced separately and then added together to determine each
rider/horse’s score for this round from each judging panel. The scores of all the judging panels will be added together to determine the total score
of each rider/horse for this round.
B. The Handy Hunter Round shall be judged and numerically scored on quality, movement, jumping style, manners and way of going. Pace and
brilliance are to be rewarded. Jumping decorations to utilize a shorter track is permissible. In addition to this score, each judging panel must
award an Option Bonus Score consisting of one (1) additional point for every higher height option fence jumped and each judging panel must
award a Handy Bonus Score consisting of between zero (0) and ten (10) bonus points to each rider/horse combination for handiness of round.
These three scores must be announced separately and then added together to determine each rider/horse’s score for this round from each judging
panel. The scores of all the judging panels will be added together to determine the total score of each rider/horse for this round. C. The Jump Off
Round, if required, shall be judged and numerically scored on quality, movement, jumping style, manners and way of going. Pace and brilliance
are to be rewarded. Jumping decorations to utilize a shorter track is permissible. In addition to this score, each judging panel must award an
Option Bonus Score consisting of one (1) additional point for every higher height option fence jumped and each judging panel must award a
Handy Bonus Score consisting of between zero (0) and ten (10) bonus points to each rider/horse combination for handiness of round. These three
scores must be announced separately and then added together to determine each rider/horse’s score for this round from each judging panel. The
scores of all the judging panels will be added together to determine the total score of each rider/horse for this round. D. The total scores of each
rider/horse combination from each round will be added together to determine their final overall Hunter Derby score. This score will determine
the finals overall standings for the class. E. A Judging Assistant must be present in the arena during all phases of the competition. The duties of
the Judging Assistant include notifying the judges if a rail comes down and when a horse jumps the higher height option fences. The Judging
Assistant is not required to be a licensed official and is not responsible for the scoring of the judging panels. A competition staff member may fill
this role. F. The Option Bonus Score of one (1) additional point for each higher height option fence jumped must be awarded even if there is a
refusal, rail down or loss of good jumping style at that higher height option fence, providing that the rider/horse combination does jump the
higher height option fence.
VII. Tie Breaking Procedures
A. All ties in the First Round and Second Round will be decided by the tie breaking judging panel for each round using the total score of that
round. B. All ties for overall first (1st) place in the class will compete in a Jump Off Round. In the case of unsafe conditions preventing a jump off
from being held, the second round total scores of judging panel one will be used to break any ties.
VIII. Award Presentations
For all Member Event Series classes, USHJA will provide ribbons for the First Round, Second Round and the Overall standings. All riders in the
top twelve (12) overall (or their designated representative if they are not available) must ride for ribbons in order to receive prize money.
IX. Class Specifications
A. A minimum of $10,000 prize money must be offered per class. B. The entry fee can not exceed 5% of the prize money offered. C. In order for
International Hunter Derby points to be awarded, riders must complete the USHJA Exhibitor Declaration Form. If the Exhibitor Declaration
Form is not completed and submitted to the show office either at the time of entry or at least one hour prior to the start of the class, riders will
not receive points for the International Hunter Derby. Riders may only declare hunter sections for HOTY points and horses shown by Junior and
Amateur riders may only declare their applicable Junior Hunter or Amateur Hunter section. D. There is no limit to the number of horses a rider
can ride in each class; however, a competition may limit the number of horses a rider can ride in a class upon approval of the USHJA if the
request is made at the time of application for the class and if, upon approval, such limitation is printed in the Prize List. E. Horses entered in
this class are not required to show in any other hunter or jumper classes at the horse show. F. Management will designate a knowledgeable
technical person, other than a member of competition management or one of the class judges, to serve as the Class Liaison for the International
Hunter Derby. This Class Liaison will be present during both phases of the class, and available to competitors and officials to answer questions
and resolve disputes that arise pertaining to the class. G. A computer ranking system tracks the money won for both the horse and rider. H.
The USHJA International Hunter Derby is a featured class of the horse show, and must be presented as such with regard to arena size and
location, jump quality, decorations, footing and ring preparation, lighting, etc. The ring used must have spectator seating, a quality sound
system, and a dedicated announcer with no other duties during the class. I. The course diagrams for each round must be posted a minimum of
one hour before the start of the first round, unless the second and/or jump off rounds are held at another time. In that case, the course for the
second and/or jump off rounds must be posted a minimum of one hour prior to the start of the second round. J. It is important for management
to make sure that information on the scoring system is available to spectators.
X. Miscellaneous
A. For all classes, management is required to provide copies of the course to riders prior to the start of the course walk and are encouraged to
have them available for spectators. B. All classes must hold the following meetings: 1. Officials Meeting should be held prior to the Riders
Meeting. Derby Judges, Course Designer, Steward, Class Liaison and Manager are required to meet prior to the start of the class to review the
specifications, judging system and to walk the course. 2. Riders Meeting must be held prior to the start of the class. Course designer, Class
Liaison and at least one officiating Judge and Steward must attend this meeting to answer any questions regarding the course, judging system
and class specifications. C. Formal/dress attire required by riders. Buff breeches and shad belly, white breeches and dark or scarlet coat, hunt
colors coat or official sponsor or team jacket permitted.
For any rules not specified above, please refer to the current USEF Rule Book.
Ribbons 1st-12th will be awarded after each round. Ribbons and awards for Champion, Reserve, and 3rd-12th will be awarded for the Overall win
Prize money of $10,000 will be distributed as follows: $3000, $2200, $1500, $1000, $600, $500, $400, $300, $300, $200.
USHJA International
Hunter Derby
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601 - $3,000 USHJA NATIONAL HUNTER CLASSIC
Entry Fee - $175
Open to all horses and ponies; however, distances will not be adjusted for ponies. Riders, owners, and trainers must be current active members of
USEF and USHJA before the start of the class (GR202). Horses and ponies competing in this class must be registered with the USHJA prior to
the start of the class. To be eligible for Horse of the Year points per GR 1110, horses and ponies competing in this class must have an active
Federation recording. In order for Natinoal Hunter Classic points to be awarded, riders must complete the USHJA Exhibitor Declaration Form.
If the Exhibitor Declaration Form is not complete and submitted to the show office at the time of entry or at least one hour prior to the start of
the class, riders will not receive points for the National Hunter Classic.
There is no limit to the number or horses that a rider may ride. Horses are not required to show in any other hunter classes at the horse show.
Horses entered in this class must be ridden in the designated warm-up area(s) for all phases of the class wearing their copetition number. Riding
in any other area of the competition grounds during the class is prohibited and will result in disqualification of that horse from competing in the
class.
Round One: Hunter Classic Course a. A minimum of ten obstacles must be offered in the Hunter Classic Round. b. Fence heights 3’0”
c. There must be four option fences set at 3’5”. d. At least one In and Out e. At least one Bending Line f. At least one line with an unrelated
distance g. At least one long approach h. Jumps: Obstacles must simulate those reminiscent of the hunt field and course must offer a variety of
Classic jumps with different appearances such as: natural post and rail, stone wall, white board fence or gate, coop, aiken, hedge, oxer, brush,
logs, natural foliage. Natural obstacles such as banks and ditches are allowed. A 2”difference is required for the back element of all oxers.
Ground lines are not to exceed 18”in depth from the vertical plane of the jump. For appropriate jumps, no ground line is acceptable. The
jumpable portion of any fence must be a minimum of 8 feet on its front face. Flat cups may only be used for log fences and in accordance with
Federation rules.
Round Two: Handy Hunter Course A minimum of eight obstacles must be offered in the Handy Hunter Round. Fence height 3’0” There
must be four option fences set at 3’5” The course should simulate riding over hunt country and must have a minimum of two handy options,
such as: tight turns, different tracks, clever options for jump approaches, pen type obstacles, hand gallop a jump, trot a lowered obstacle not to
exceed 2’6”in height, halt and/or back. Gimmicky options are not appropriate. A minimum of twelve (12) entries, including horses tied for 12th
place, must return for Round Two, if available. If more than 12 entries are to return for Round Two, it must be so stated in the Prize List. In that
case, all horses tied for the last place designated to return will also be eligible to compete in Round Two. Jumps: Obstacles must simulate those
reminiscent of the hunt field and course must offer a variety of Classic jumps with different appearances such as: natural post and rail, stone
wall, white board fence or gate, coop, aiken, hedge, oxer, brush, logs, natural foliage. Natural obstacles such as banks and ditches are allowed. A
2”difference is required for the back element of all oxers. i Ground lines are not to exceed 18”in depth from the vertical plane of the jump. For
appropriate jumps, no ground line is acceptable. The jumpable portion of any fence must be a minimum of 8 feet on its front face. Flat cups
may only be used for log fences and in accordance with Federation rules.
Jog: Horses entered in this class will NOT be required to jog for soundness. Any unsoundness during the competition will be reflected in the
scores from the judges (GR 1031.7). Tie Breaking Procedures: In the case of ties occurring in the overall placings, the handy round scores will be
used to break any ties. There will NOT be a jump off for tied horses. Award Presentations: All riders in the Top 8 overall (or their designated
representative if not available) must ride for ribbons in order to receive prize money. Although not required, a show may choose to award
separate ribbons for Round One, if so stated in the prize list. Competitions may award ribbons to the highest placing junior hunter rider and
highest placing amateur hunter rider in addition to the awards for the overall top 8 riders if so stated in the prize list.
In order for National Hunter Derby points to be awarded, riders must complete a USHJA Exhibitor Declaration Form. If the Exhibitor
Declaration Form is not complete and submitted to the show office at the time of entry or at least one hour prior to the start of the class, riders
will not receive points for the National Hunter Derby. Exhibitors may not compete the same horse in the USHJA National Hunter
Derby and the USHJA International Hunter Derby at the same competition. i During the two phases of the National Hunter Derby, all horses
entered must be ridden only in the designated National Hunter Derby warm-up area(s) wearing their classic competition number. This includes
horses entered simultaneously in another class, if any. Entered horses ridden or schooled elsewhere on the competition grounds or NOT wearing
their classic competition number will be eliminated from competing in the classic and the entry fee will be forfeited. Management will designate
a knowledgeable technical person, other than a member of management or one of the classic judges, to serve as the technical delegate for each
National Hunter Derby. This TD will be present during both phases of the class, and available to competitors and officials to answer
questions and resolve disputes that arise pertaining to the National Hunter Derby. A computer ranking system tracks the money won for both
the horse and rider.
The course diagrams for each round must be posted a minimum of one hour before the start of the first round, unless the second round is held at
another time. In that case, the course for the second round must be posted a minimum of one hour prior. Competing in the USHJA National
Hunter Derby does not qualify a horse or rider for the USHJA International Hunter Derby Finals.
Judging System: Each class must have a minimum of two judges who sit together. One judge must be an “R”judge, the other may be either a
“R”or “r”judge. The judging panel will provide one score and the scores from each round will be either averaged or added as specified in the Prize
List to obtain the overall total for each horse. Round One- Judged on performance, hunter pace, jumping style, quality and substance and
movement. After the judges score is given, one point will be added for each high option fence jumped without major fault (maximum of four
points). Round Two- Judged on performance, hunter pace, jumping style, quality and substance, movement, handiness and brilliance of pace.
Handiness is defined as ground saving movement without adversely affecting performance or style. Brilliance of pace is defined as a faster pace
than ordinary, without sacrificing performance or style. After the judges’score is given, one point will be added for each high option fence jumped
without major fault (maximum of four points). Overall Score - The final score from each round will be either averaged or added as specified in
the Prize List to obtain the overall total for each horse. Attire: formal/dress attire (per HU 126): Buff breeches and shad belly White breeches
and dark or scarlet coat, hunt colors coat or official sponsor or team jacket permitted. Any deviations from the class specifications for the USHJA
National Hunter Derby are not permitted without the expressed written permission from USHJA prior to the printing of the prize list. For any
rules not specified above, please refer to the current USEF Rule Book.
Directions to the Los Angeles Equestrian Center:
Golden State Freeway (I-5) to Alameda. Alameda West exit to Main Street (3rd traffic light). Left on Main to the entrance
at the intersection of Riverside Drive. Main Street ends at the entrance to the Center.
Ventura Freeway (134). From the West, exit at Victory Blvd. Left on Victory to Riverside (1st light). Left on Riverside to Main,
left into the Center. From the East, exit Buena Vista, make an immediate right onto Riverside Drive to Main Street,
right into the Center. The Center is located next to Viva Restaurant and across from Pickwick
Bowling Alley. It is located in Los Angeles; however, all immediate access streets are located in the cities of Burbank and Glendale.
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EXHIBITORS, PLEASE NOTE:
The last class in the Junior, Amateur Owner, Pony, Low Children’s-Adult Amateur, Children’s and Adult Amateur Hunter
divisions will be the first round for the Classic. You must let the horse show office know if you plan on being judged for the first
round PRIOR TO THE START OF THE CLASS. Scratches will not be permitted after the first round class has begun.
602 - $1,000 JUNIOR HUNTER CLASSIC
Entry Fee - $100 With $25 Added Back
To qualify for this class, a horse must have been entered, shown, and completed the course in at least two other classes in the Junior Hunter
sections at this show. Horses shown in any jumper class at this show are NOT ELIGIBLE to enter. Horses entered are subject to examination
by the Official Show Veterinarian. To be shown over a course of at least ten fences approximately 3'6" in height. Hunters will not be asked to
jump water. The open numerical scoring system will be used. Horses will be asked to jog before the second round. After the first round (which
will be the last over fences class in the division), all horses will return for a second round, except those eliminated in the first round. Each round’s
scores will count 50%. Horses will return in reverse order or their scores in the first round; lowest score going first and highest score going last.
Scores for both rounds will be averaged. The winner is the horse with the highest average. In case of a tie for first place only, horses will jump a
third round over a shortened course to break the tie. All other ties, prize money will be added together and divided equally and riders will toss a
coin for the ribbons.
The first round of this classic with the last class in the Junior Hunter divisions. The winner of this class will receive a special award and a
lettered cooler for the horse. In addition, ribbons 1st thru 8th will be awarded and prize money of $1,000 plus $25 add back will be divided as
follows: 30%, 22%, 15%, 10%, 7%, 6%, 5%, 5%
If there are less than 8 entries in either the Junior Hunter Classic or the Amateur Owner Hunter Classic, they will be combined.
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603 - $1,000 AMATEUR OWNER HUNTER CLASSIC
To qualify for this class, a horse must have been entered, shown, and completed the course in at least two other classes in the Amateur Owner
Hunter sections at this show. All other specifications are the same as for the Junior Hunter Classic.
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604 - $1,000 PONY HUNTER CLASSIC
To qualify for this class, a horse must have been entered, shown, and completed the course in at least two other classes in the Pony Hunter
sections at this show. Small Ponies to jump 2’3”, Medium Ponies to jump 2’6”, and Large Ponies to jump 3’. All other specifications are the same
as for the Junior Hunter Classic.
PCHA MEMBERSHIP
Available at the Horse Show Office
Or
Contact the PCHA Office @ 818.842.8194
Or
www.pchorseshows.org
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605 - $500 CHILDREN'S HUNTER CLASSIC
To qualify for this class, a horse must have been entered, shown, and completed the course in at least two other classes in the Children's Hunter
sections. To be shown over a course of at least 10 fences approximately 3' in height. Hunters will not be asked to jump water. Children's and
Adult Amateur Hunters will NOT be asked to jog. To be judged on performance and soundness, suitability and manners to count. To be scored
under the open numerical judging system using two judges (where available). The first round of this classic will be the last class in the Children’s
Hunter divisions. Each round will count 50%.
After the first round, all horses (except those eliminated in the first round) will return over a second course in reverse order of their scores in the
first round; lowest score going first and highest score going last. Scores for both rounds will be averaged. The winner is the horse with the
highest average. In case of a tie for first place only, horses will jump a third round over a shortened course to break the tie. All other ties, prize
money will be added together and divided equally and riders will toss a coin for the ribbons. The winner of this class will receive a special award
and a lettered cooler for the horse. In addition, ribbons 1st thru 8th will be awarded and prize money plus add back will be split as follows: 30%,
25%, 20%, 15%, and 10%.
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606 - $500 ADULT AMATEUR HUNTER CLASSIC
To qualify for this class, a horse must have been entered, shown, and completed the course in at least two other classes in the Adult Amateur
Hunter sections. All other specifications are the same as for the Children’s Hunter Classic.
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607 - THE LOW CHILDREN’S-ADULT AMATEUR HUNTER CLASSIC
Entry Fee - $60
To qualify for this class, a horse must have been entered, shown, and completed the course in at least two other classes in the Low Children's or
Low Adult Amateur Hunter sections. To be shown over a course of at least 10 fences approximately 2'6” in height. Hunters will not be asked to
jump water. Children's and Adult Amateur Hunters will NOT be asked to jog. To be judged on performance and soundness, suitability and
manners to count. To be scored under the open numerical judging system using two judges (where available). The first round of this classic will
be the last class in the Low Children’s Hunter and Low Adult Amateur Hunter divisions. Each round will count 50%.
After the first round, all horses (except those eliminated in the first round) will return over a second course in reverse order of their scores in the
first round; lowest score going first and highest score going last. Scores for both rounds will be averaged. The winner is the horse with the
highest average. In case of a tie for first place only, horses will jump a third round over a shortened course to break the tie. For all other ties,
riders will toss a coin for the ribbons. The winner of this class will receive a special award and a lettered cooler for the horse. In addition, ribbons
1st thru 8th will be awarded.
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608 - THE MDC MINI HUNTER CLASSIC
Entry Fee - $60
This class is open only to junior and amateur riders who show in the Short, Medium, or Long Stirrup sections, the Green Rider section, or
Children’s Pony Hunters. To be shown over a course of fences approximately 2'3" in height. Hunters will not be asked to jump water. The open
numerical scoring system will be used. Horses will NOT be asked to jog before the second round. To be judged on performance and soundness,
suitability and manners to count. To be scored under the open numerical judging system using two judges (if available).
After the first round, the top 15 horses will return over a second course in reverse order of their scores in the first round; lowest score going first
and highest score going last. Scores for both rounds will be averaged. The winner is the horse with the highest average. In case of a tie for first
place only, horses will jump a third round over a shortened course to break the tie. For all other ties, riders will toss a coin for the ribbons. The
winner of this class will receive a special award and a lettered cooler for the horse. In addition, ribbons 1st thru 8th will be awarded.
609 – LOW CHILDREN'S-ADULT AMATEUR JUMPER CLASSIC
Entry Fee - $60
Horses are to jump a course of approximately 10 fences at 1.00M (3’3”) in height with spreads of 3’6” to 4’. To be scored under Table II, 2a - Time
First Jump Off. The jumping order will be drawn. The winner of this event will receive a special award and a lettered cooler for the horse. In
addition, ribbons 1st thru 8th will be awarded
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610 – $500 PONY JUMPER CLASSIC
Horses are to jump a course of approximately 10 fences at 1.00M (3’3”) in height with spreads of 3’6” to 4’. To be scored under Table II, 2a - Time
First Jump Off. The jumping order will be drawn. The winner of this event will receive a special award and a lettered cooler for the pony. In
addition, ribbons 1st thru 8th will be awarded. . Prize money plus add back will be divided as follows: 30%, 25%, 20%, 15%, 10% .
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611 - $1,000 CHILDREN’S-ADULT AMATEUR JUMPER CLASSIC
Riders are limited to Children and Adult Amateurs. Horses are to jump a course of approximately 10 fences at 1.10M (3’7”) with spreads 3’6” to
4’. To be scored under Table II, 2a - Time First Jump Off. The jumping order will be drawn. The winner of this event t will receive a special
award and a lettered cooler for the horse. In addition, ribbons 1st thru 8th will be awarded. Prize money plus add back will be divided as follows:
30%, 22%, 15%, 10%, 7%, 6%, 5%, and 5%.
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612 - $1,500 MODIFIED JR-AM JUMPER CLASSIC
Horses are to jump a course of approximately 10 fences at 1.15M (3’9”) with spreads 3’9” to 4’3”. To be scored under Table II, 2a - Time First
Jump Off. The jumping order will be drawn. The winner of this event will receive a special award and a lettered cooler for the horse. In
addition, ribbons 1st thru 8th will be awarded. Prize money plus add back will be divided as follows: 30%, 22%, 15%, 10%, 7%, 6%, 5%, and 5%.
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613 - $2,500 LOW JUNIOR-AMATEUR OWNER JUMPER CLASSIC
Riders are limited to Juniors and Amateur Owners. Horses are to jump a course of approximately 10 fences at 1.30M (4’3”) in height with
spreads 4’3” to 4’9”. To be scored under Table II, 2a/b - Time First Jump Off. The jumping order will be drawn. The winner of this event will
receive a special award and a lettered cooler for the horse. In addition, ribbons 1st thru 8th will be awarded. Prize money plus add back will be
divided as follows: 30%, 22%, 15%, 10%, 7%, 6%, 5%, and 5%.
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614 - $5,000 JUNIOR-AMATEUR OWNER JUMPER CLASSIC
Entry Fee - $250
A Member Event of The 2011 Show Jumping Hall of Fame Jumper Classic Series
Please visit www.showjumpinghalloffame.net for Series information.
All competing horses must be on the grounds a minimum of three (3) hours prior to the scheduled start of the class and must remain on the
grounds until they are done competing. The class will be conducted under Table II, 2a. The class shall be one round and one jump-off against the
clock. All riders tied for other than first place will be placed by faults and time in the first round. The jumping order will be drawn. The fences
will be at 1.40M (4’7”) with spreads 4’6” to 5’. Water to 12’. Triple Bars to 5’9” wide. The course will include at least one double and one triple or
three doubles.
Only running martingales, used in the conventional manner, will be permitted. Standing martingales, draw reins, or restricted martingales are
prohibited. Horses competing in the Grand Prix and/or classes that count toward the USEF computer rankings of a horse show hosting a Cavalor
Show Jumping Hall of Fame Series class should not compete in the Show Jumping Hall of Fame Series class at that show. Horses that do so will
not receive points for the Series class in question.
Current Show Jumping Hall of Fame Series standings and schedules can be checked at: www.ryegate.com
The winner of this event will receive a special award and a lettered cooler for the horse. In addition, ribbons 1st through 10th will be awarded.
Prize money will be divided as follows: 30%, 22%, 15%, 10%, 7%, 6%, 5%, and 5%.
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615 - $3,500 PCHA/JIMMY WILLIAMS CLASSIC
Entry Fee - $175
This class shall be scored under Table II, 2a Only unrestricted running martingales are allowed. The class shall be one round and one jump-off
against the clock. All riders tied for other than first place will be placed by faults and time in the first round. The jumping order will be drawn.
The fences will be set at 4’9”, 1.45m in height. Water to 12’. The course will include at least one double and one triple or 3 doubles, two verticals
at Minimum height 4’9”; two oxers at minimum 1.60M in width. Speed of 375 meters/minute (350 m/m indoors) and open water is mandatory
with a minimum of 3.5M spread.
The jumping order will be drawn. No cross entry of horses is permitted between any class with $25,000 or more in prize money at the same show.
Horses must be currently registered with the PCHA and the horse owner must be a current member in order to receive points toward
qualification for the year end champion’s awards. The eight highest placing horses will be pointed in their order of finish as follows: 10, 8, 6, 5,
4, 3, 2, and 1.
The winner of this event will receive a special award and a lettered cooler for the horse. In addition, ribbons 1st through 10th will be awarded.
Prize money will be divided as follows: 30%, 22%, 15%, 10%, 7%, 6%, 5%, and 5%.
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616 - THE $25,000 MEMORIAL DAY CLASSIC GRAND PRIX
USEF Computer List Low Cap
Nominating Fee - $100 Starting Fee - $400
Late Fee - $600
This class will be held at the “National Standard”. The course will include at least one double and one triple combination (or three doubles); at
least two vertical obstacles of not less than 4’11”; at least eleven obstacles at a minimum height of 4’6”; and spread fences from 4’6” to 5’3”. Speed
– 410 yards per minute (375 meters per minute). If a water obstacle is used, minimum spread of 10’. Only running martingales, used in the
conventional manner, are permitted. Standing martingales, draw reins or restricted running martingales are prohibited. Only black, dark blue,
dark green or scarlet coats are permitted. To be scored under Table II, Section 2a - Time First Jump Off – National Standard. The first round
and first jump off, if any, are decided by adding together the faults incurred over the course and any penalties for exceeding the time allowed to
complete the course. In the event of equality of faults after the first round, for first place only, there will be one jump off in which time will
decide. All other ties will be broken by time in the first round.
All horses competing must be on the grounds for the twenty-four period prior to the scheduled start of the class. The winner of this event will
receive a special award and a lettered cooler for the horse. In addition, ribbons 1st thru 12th will be awarded. Prize money will be divided as
follows: 30%, 22%, 13%, 8%, 6%, 5%, 4%, 3%, 3%, 2%, 2%, and 2%
All Grand Prix held at this show are eligible for inclusion
On the Rolex/USEF Show Jumping Ranking List.
Certification Number 11060.
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617 - THE MEMORIAL DAY CLASSIC EQUITATION CHALLENGE
Entry Fee – $75 Per Team
Open to teams of three riders – one junior, one amateur, and one professional. Each rider will jump one round of approximately eight fences 3’3”
in height. Each rider will receive a numerical score. The three scores will be added together to obtain a ‘team score’. The top eight teams will
return to jump a second round. First and second round scores will be added together to determine the winning team. A work off will be held only
if there is a tie for 1st place.
The first round will be held on Friday evening in the large oval arena after all other classes are finished – approximately 5:00 p.m. There will
also be an Exhibitor’s Party held on the berm at the same time so all may come and cheer their teams on. The second round and work off (if any)
will be held on Saturday evening in the large oval arena after all other classes are finished – approximately 6:00 p.m. There will be an
Exhibitor’s Party held on the berm at the same time
The same horse must be ridden through all phases of the competition. However, due to illness or injury of the horse, a rider may petition to ride
a substitute horse, but this must be approved by the Appeals Committee consisting of the Manager, the Chief Steward, and the official Horse
Show Veterinarian. Except for what is specified above, USEF Rules regarding equitation classes will be followed.
The winning professional will receive a complimentary stay of eight days (seven nights) in December of 2010 at the Marriot Ocean Resort on
Kaanapali Beach in a top of the line, ocean front villa.
The winning junior and winning amateur will both receive special awards.
There will be special awards for the second place and third place teams as well.
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CLASS SPECIFICATIONS
Opportunity Classes are for entry level riders and have been developed to create an educational ladder for the beginning competitor. Exhibitors in these
classes may NOT cross enter into any other classes (except Academy Classes) at this horse show. Riders entered in the Walk-Trot Classes may not enter
into any class that requires them to canter. Horses/Riders entered only in these Opportunity Classes and/or Academy Classes are exempt from the
Federation fees and membership requirements including the drugs and medication fee, horse registration, and membership. Riders are NOT required to
pay a non-member fee. Cross Rails 1’6”
Academy Classes are classes limited to horses used regularly in a lesson program. Horses and Exhibitors in the Academy Classes may NOT cross enter
into any other classes (except Academy Classes) at this horse show. Riders entered in the Walk-Trot Classes may not enter into any class that requires
them to canter. Horses/Riders entered only in these Academy Classes and/or Opportunity Classes are exempt from the Federation fees and membership
requirements including the drugs and medication fee, horse registration, and membership. Riders are NOT required to pay a non-member fee. Fences
1’9”-2’
Short, Long, & Rusty Stirrup: Riders in this division may not compete in classes where prize list class specifications list the fence height above 2’6” in
the same show year, with the exception of the CPHA Horsemanship Class. However, someone else may ride the horse and/or pony in other classes. Horses
and ponies are eligible. Equitation classes are to be judged on seat hands, legs, control of mount, and suitability. Hunter classes and pleasure classes are to
be judged on performance, soundness, and suitability with emphasis on manners. Fence Heights 2’3”.
Green Rider: Open to riders who have never shown over a course of fences where prize list class specifications list the fence height at 2’6” or higher.
However, someone else may ride the horse and/or pony in other classes. Horses and ponies are eligible. Equitation classes are to be judged on seat hands,
legs, control of mount, and suitability. Hunter classes and pleasure classes are to be judged on performance, soundness, and suitability with emphasis on
manners. Fences 2’ with no combinations.
Pony Heights: Small - Open to ponies not exceeding 12.2 hands. Medium - Open to ponies not exceeding 13.2 hands. Large - Open to ponies over 13.2
hands and not exceeding 14.2 hands.
Schooling Pony Hunters: No rating. Open to small, medium and large ponies ridden by a child under 17 years of age. To be shown over a course of
fences at regulation pony heights. To be judged on performance and soundness but ponies will not be jogged.
Children’s Pony Hunters: USEF ‘C’ Rated. Open to ponies ridden by a Junior exhibitor. HORSES OR RIDERS may not cross enter into any Junior
Hunter Class except Junior Hunter U/S. Riders may not cross enter into any division where the fences exceed 3’3” (except Children’s Jumpers). Fence
height 2’ for small/medium ponies and 2’6” for large ponies, spreads may not exceed fence height. Ponies will NOT be jogged for soundness.
Green Pony Hunters: A Green Pony is a pony of any age not exceeding 14.2 hands. In its first year of showing in any classes that require ponies to jump
the regulation height or higher for its respective section (2’3” for small; 2’6” for medium; and 2’9” for large) prior to December 1st of the current show
competition year at a Regular Competition of the Federation or Equine Canada or any national or international competition. Once a pony has broken its
green status in one section, it will not regain its green status by moving into another hunter pony section.
Low Children’s & Adult Amateur Hunters: No rating. This division is designed for beginning junior and amateur riders and/or pony/horse. To be
shown over a course of fences 2'6" in height. No cross entry between this division and any other division with fences over 3’. To be judged on performance,
soundness, and suitability with no jog.
Adult Amateur Hunters: Open to horses and ponies to be ridden by Amateurs who are no longer eligible to compete as Junior Exhibitors. Horses or riders
may not cross enter into any Amateur Owner hunter class (at the same show). Riders may not cross enter into First Year, Second Year or Regular Working
Hunter at the same show. Adult Amateur Riders may not cross enter into any class at the same show with fences exceeding 3’3” except Adult Amateur
Jumpers, Junior/Amateur Modified Jumpers, Equitation and Medal Classes. An Adult Amateur rider may ride an Amateur Owner Hunter in the A/O
Hunter Under Saddle Class. No cross entry restrictions at one-day shows. Fence height: 3’; spreads not to exceed fence height. Horses and ponies will not be
jogged for soundness.
Children’s Hunters: Open to horses and ponies to be ridden by Junior Exhibitors. Horses or riders may not cross enter into any Junior Hunter Class at
the same show. Riders may not cross enter into First Year, Second Year or Regular Working Hunters at the same show. Children Riders may not cross
enter into any class at the same show with fences exceeding 3’3” except Children’s Jumpers, Junior/Amateur Modified Jumpers, Equitation and Medal
Classes. A Children’s Hunter rider may ride a Junior Hunter in the Junior Hunter Under Saddle Class. No cross entry restrictions at one-day shows. Fence
height: 3’; spreads not to exceed fence height. Horses and ponies will not be jogged for soundness. If a separate Children’s Hunter Pony Division is offered,
fences must be set at 2’ for small/medium ponies and 2’6 for large ponies, spreads may not exceed fence height. Riders may not cross enter in any division
where the fences exceed 3’3” (except Children’s Jumpers).
Junior & Amateur Owner Hunters: To be judged on performance and manners. Horses will be jogged for soundness. Fence height 3'6". In each over
fences class, $20 per entry will be added back.
Modified Jr-Am Hunters: No rating. No cross entry restrictions. To be shown over a course of fences approximately 3'3" in height. To be judged on
performance, manners, and soundness with no jog.
Adult Amateur Hunters: Open to horses and ponies ridden by Amateurs who are not longer eligible to compete as Junior Exhibitors. HORSES OR
Hunter Breeding: Open to horses only. To be judge on conformation, way of moving, quality, substance, soundness and suitability to become Hunters.
Horses are to be judged on conformation before being walked and/or jogged. Horses that are not sound are not eligible for an award. All entries must be
shown in a bridle. The Best Young Horse is open to first and second place finishers of the other Hunter Breeding classes.
Schooling Hunters: Open to horses and ponies of all ages. To be judged on performance and soundness. Horses and ponies will NOT be jogged.
Horses in these classes will receive ribbons as follows:
80+ score = 2nd Place Ribbon
85+ score = 1st Place Ribbon
75+ score = 3rd Place Ribbon
70+ score = 4th Place Ribbon
65+ score = 5th Place Ribbon
Baby Green Hunters: No rating. Open to horses of all ages who are eligible Pre-Green and who have not shown in Pre-Green prior to December 1, 2008.
To be judged on performance and soundness. Horses will NOT be jogged. To be shown over a course of fences 2'6" in height.
USEF ‘C’ & PCHA Rated.
Pre-Green Hunters: A Pre-Green Hunter is a horse that is not a 1st Year Green, 2nd Year Green, or Regular Hunter under USEF Rules. A horse may
show as a Pre-Green Hunter for no more than two years once it has reached five years of age. The Pre-Green Section will receive C-Rated points. To be
judged on performance and soundness. Horses will NOT be jogged. Fences 3'. Horses may not cross enter into 3’6” divisions.
No Rating. There are no cross entry restrictions. To be shown over a course of fences approximately 3'3" or 3’5” in height. Horses will NOT be jogged.
Green Conformation Hunters: Fence height 3'6" for 1st Year and 3'9" for 2nd Year. To be judged 60% on performance and 40% on conformation.
Horses will be jogged for soundness.
Regular Conformation Hunters: Fence height 4'. To be judged 75% on performance and 25% on conformation. Horses will be jogged for soundness.
High Performance Hunters: The new name for Regular Working Hunters. It is the same section, not an additional section. Fence heights are 4’-4’6”.
The second over fences class will be a Handy Class. High Performance Hunters can be combined with either the 1st Year Green or 2nd Year Green section or
both if entries warrant but it may not be combined with either of the Performance Working Hunter sections.
Performance Hunters: Performance Working Hunters 3’6”-3’9” and Performance Working Hunters 3’3” may not be combined. The second over fences
class will be the Handy Class. In all three Performance Hunter sections, exhibitors can move up and down between the sections at the same show. A horse
can move between classes in these sections from one day to another.
Children's Jumpers: Open to Junior Exhibitors. Horses or riders may not cross enter into any Junior Jumper class at the same show. Children's Jumper
riders may not cross enter into any jumper class at the same show with fences exceeding 1.20m (3’11”). No cross entry restrictions at one day shows.
Fences must be set at 1.10m (3 '7") for the first class of the section. In all other classes of the section fences to be set no lower than 1.10m (3 '7") and no
higher than 1.15m (3 '9").
Adult Amateur Jumpers: Open to Amateur riders. Horses or riders may not cross enter into any Amateur Owner Jumper class at the same show. Adult
Amateur Jumper riders may not cross enter into any jumper class with fences exceeding 1.20m 3’11”). No cross entry restrictions at one day shows. Fences
to be set at 1. 10m (3'7") for the first class of the section. In all other classes of the section fences to be set no lower than 1.10m (3 '7") and no higher than
1.15m (3 '9").
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Low Children's Jumpers: Open to Junior Exhibitors. Horses or riders may not cross enter into any Junior Jumper class at the same show. Low
Children's Jumper riders may not cross enter into any jumper class at the same show with fences exceeding 1.10m (3'7") except Junior/Amateur Modified
Jumpers and Regular Children's Jumper. No cross entry restrictions at one day shows. Fences to be set at 1.0m (3'3") to 1.05m (3'5").
Low Adult Jumpers: Open to Adult riders. Horses or riders may not cross enter into any Amateur Owner Jumper class at the same show. Low Adult
Jumper riders may not cross enter into any jumper class with fences exceeding 1.10m (3'7") except Junior/Amateur Modified Jumpers and Regular Adult
Amateur Jumper. No cross entry restrictions at one day shows. Fences to be set at 1.0m (3'3") to 1.05m (3'5").
Modified Jr-Am JumpersThis division is designed to provide a medium degree of difficulty between the Children’s-Adult Amateur Jumpers and the
Junior-Amateur Owner Jumpers. There are no cross entry restrictions.
Pony Jumpers: Open to ponies of any age, 14.2 hands and under in height, that are ridden by an individual who has not reached his or her 18th birthday.
Cash winnings do not influence this classification. All ponies are required to possess a current USEF measurement card or valid measurement form issued
by the USEF and it must be shown in the horse show office.
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VIP PARKING
A limited number of reserved parking spaces are available for the following 2011 shows:
Memorial Day Classic - L.A. International Jumping Festival
National Preview - Los Angeles National
Take advantage of the pre-season rates and reserve parking for all four horse shows:
[ ] One Car - $375 Per Show
[ ] Two Cars - $650 Per Show
[ ] Three Cars - $900 Per Show
VIP parking reserved at the show (if available):
[ ] One Car - $450 Per Show
[ ] Two Cars - $750 Per Show
[ ] Three Cars - $1,100 Per Show
Discounted, pre-season rates will be applied if VIP parking is reserved by the closing date of entries for
Memorial Day Classic – April 22nd. Sign up for the season and be guaranteed VIP parking. Priority will be given to
those purchasing season parking. Parking privileges are not transferable. Send in this form with your entries or call
Brenda at 818.567.7317 or email [email protected].
Name _________________________ Trainer ______________________
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RULES AND GENERAL INFORMATION
U.S.E.F. MEMBERSHIP STATEMENT
The 2011 Memorial Day Classic (#317860) is covered by the rules and specifications of the current USEF Rule Book and will be conducted and
judged in accordance therewith.
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 provided the respective breed/discipline dues or breed/discipline category fee
has been paid. A non-member 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 $30 nonmember registration fee. Participants in the following classes are exempted from the requirements of this
rule: 1) leadline; 2) exhibitions; 3) games and races; and 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
quadrille classes; 7) NRHA endorsed Reining Competitions; 8) Opportunity classes; 9) citizens of other nations who have proof,
in Enlgish, or 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.
FEDERATION ENTRY AGREEMENT
By entering a Federation-licensed Competition and signing this entry blank as the Owner, Lessee, Trainer, Manager, Agent, Coach, Driver,
Rider, Handler, Vaulter or Longeur and on behalf of myself and my principals, representatives, employees and agents, I agree that I am subject
to the Bylaws and Rules of The United States Equestrian Federation, Inc. (the “Federation”) and the local rules of The Memorial Day Classic
Horse Show. I agree to be bound by the Bylaws and Rules of the Federation and of the competition. I will accept as final the decision of the
Hearing Committee on any question arising under the Rules, and agree to release and hold harmless the competition, the Federation, their
officials, directors and employees for any action taken under the Rules. I represent that I am eligible to enter and/or participate under the Rules,
and every horse I am entering is eligible as entered. I also agree that as a condition of and in consideration of acceptance of entry, the Federation
and/or the Competition may use or assign photographs, videos, audios, cable - casts, broadcasts, internet, film, new media or other likenesses of
me and my horse taken during the course of the competition for the promotion, coverage or benefit of the competition, sport, or the Federation.
Those likenesses shall not be used to advertise a product and they may not be used in such a way as to jeopardize amateur status. I hereby
expressly and irrevocably waive and release any rights in connection with such use, including any claim to compensation, invasion of privacy,
right of publicity, or to misappropriation. The construction and application of Federation rules are governed by the laws of the State of New York,
and any action instituted against the Federation must be filed in New York State. See GR908.4.
ENTRY PROCEDURES:
a.
For each horse entered, send only a $50 Entry Deposit Fee, the appropriate Jumper Nominating Fee or Hunter Equitation Fee, plus a
fee of $250 for each stall requested. Credit Cards will not be accepted for entry deposits. Stall requests received after the closing date
of entries will be $275.
b.
Send with your completely filled out entry blank on or before the closing date of entries. The entry form MUST include: Name of
horse and complete description, all classes or divisions entered, plus all mandatory signatures. Incomplete entries, if accepted, will be
considered and treated as late entries. All horses on the grounds must be registered on an entry blank, even horses not entered in
classes.
c.
Bring a check for the remainder of your fees to the show. No numbers will be issued without full payment. A signed open check may
be left for classes that are added during the show.
d.
If entry blanks are postmarked on or before the closing date of entries AND are properly filled out the Entry Deposit Fee will be
credited to the entries due.
e.
LATE ENTRIES AND/OR IMPROPER ENTRIES WILL FORFEIT THE ENTRY DEPOSIT FEE!!
f.
DO NOT make entries from the time schedule. Consult the index to classes. Time schedules are subject to change after the close of
entries. Therefore, upon arrival at the show, be sure to check the time schedule in the Show Office.
g.
All horses entered in any hunter and/or equitation classes MUST pay a $50 Hunter Fee. All horses entered in any jumper class
without prize money must pay a $75 Jumper Nominating Fee. All horses entered in any jumper class with prize money (except the
Children’s, Adult Amateur Classics) must pay a $125 Jumper Nominating Fee.
h.
Any entry blank that is mailed in will be considered to include both sides of the entry blank regardless if the back page is physically
sent/delivered to Horse Show Management or not and the Rider/Trainer/Owner agrees that they are bound by the terms of both side
of eht entry blank as contained in this prize list.
i.
Credit Cards (Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express) may be accepted in lieu of checks. Credit Card charges will include a
fee of 3% of the total amount charged.
Exhibitors and Trainers, Please Note:
Questions with regard to stall changes and/or stall splits will not be considered after noon on Saturday. Questions or changes to
non-member status will not be considered after noon on Saturday. The horse show office will NOT accept new memberships
after noon on Saturday. You will be responsible for sending in your own memberships after this time.
NON-SHOWING HORSES: Any horse on the grounds that is not showing in the horse show will pay a $50 ‘Non-Showing’ Fee. If a horse is not
declared as a non-showing horse and is found on the grounds, the fee will be $75.
ENTRIES CLOSE: FRIDAY – APRIL 29TH
ADDS & SCRATCHES: Horses will be allowed to add classes at no extra charge and will receive full credit for scratched classes, providing they
are scratched the day before the class. For changes done the day of the class (adds if they are allowed and scratches), there will be a fee of $10
per class and $25 for special classes.
Horses and/or riders who go in a class without entering will be charged a $25 post entry fee.
SHOW SCRATCH REFUNDS: Horses that are scratched before the closing date of entries will receive a full refund of all fees paid for that
horse’s account.
Horses that are scratched after the closing date of entries but before the entry number is picked up will receive a full refund of any fees paid for
that horse’s account with the exception of the stall fee, entry deposit fee, and 50% of the jumping nominating fee.
After the show starts, with official show vets certificate only, full refunds will be given minus a $50 per horse "scratch fee", stall fees, and fees for
classes already held prior to notification, whether exhibited in or not. If a division entry fee has to be pro-rated for a vet slip refund, the
individual classes entered will be surcharged $10 for each class in which the horse competed, in addition to the $50 "scratch fee".
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SUBSTITUTIONS: With a vet’s certificate, a new horse may be substituted for a scratched horse. There will be a $50 office charge.
ADD BACK MONEY: In classes with add back, prize money is computed from the number of horses that actually show. Horses entered but not
showing up will forfeit their add back money.
PRIZES: All class winners will receive a trophy and ribbons through 8th place in addition to any prize money. Prize money will pay to 5th
place; 30%, 25%, 20%, 15%, 10%. Excepting Special Classes - see specifications. Prize money checks will be made to the owner listed on the entry
and will be mailed within 30 days after the show. NO PRIZE MONEY WILL BE MAILED UNLESS THE SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER OF
THE OWNER IS LISTED ON THE ENTRY BLANK. Prize money checks will not be reissued once written so please make sure all ‘change
payables’ are noted on the entry blank.
MINOR EXHIBITORS: Parents or guardians of minor exhibitors shall hold Langer Equestrian Group Inc. and the Los Angeles Equestrian
Center harmless for injury to such minor. No child's entry will be accepted unless the entry blank is signed by a parent or guardian.
MANAGEMENT: The Horse Show Management reserves the right to itself to interpret all questions and conditions in regard to or rising out of
or incident to the show without claims for damages or recourse of any kind. All questions not covered in these rules and regulations shall be
decided by the Horse Show Management and their decision to be final. The Horse Show Management reserves to itself the right to limit entries
in any class, change any course, cancel or combine any unfilled classes, or reschedule classes, after due notice to exhibitors; change rings or rotate
judges; change specifications in jumper classes in order to facilitate the time schedule. Once divisions and/or classes have been combined, they
will not be uncombined unless, on the morning of the first class, there are 8 entries in each division and/or class.
CONDITION OF ENTRY: Every horse entered for competition will be under the control of Horse Show Management but the Horse Show
Management will, in no case, be responsible for a condition of entry that each exhibitor shall hold the Horse Show, its Directors and Employees,
Langer Equestrian Group Inc, the Los Angeles Equestrian Center harmless for any loss or accident to his/her horse, horses or equipment which
may occur from sickness, fire or otherwise.
STABLING: Stalls, whether occupied by horses, feed, or tack, will be available for $250 each. Stalls received after the closing date of entries will
be $275 each. First bedding will NOT be included. Permanent stalls are 10’ x 10’ wood construction with doors. Portable stalls are 9'6" x 9'6"
canvas with doors. Horses are allowed to move-in after 12:00 on the Monday prior to the start of the horse show.
STALL DAMAGE: Trainers will be held responsible for any damage to stalls under their purview, as listed on the official stall chart, beyond
normal wear and tear. Charges for damaged stalls will range from a minimum of $200 to a maximum of $2,000, depending upon the severity of
the damage. Damage includes holes in the canvas, cutting the canvas, writing on the canvas, altering stall doors and/or configuration, removing
panels, and removing the safety anchors. Trainers are responsible for reporting existing damage prior to moving into the stalls in order to avoid
TRAILER INS: There will be a $50 per day grounds fee for horses trailering in and not requiring stalls.
FEED AND BEDDING: Hay, grain and bedding will be available at the Horse Show. Prior arrangements can be made with US Horse Feed &
Shavings. The phone number is 818.559.9699.
RV PARKING: : RV Hookups will be available at a rate of $350 for the duration of the show. This includes pump-out service on Thursday and
Sunday. All RV’s must be self-contained. RV Parking is limited to 35 spaces. You MUST reserve an RV space on your entry blank.
RETURNED CHECKS: Checks returned by the bank for any reason are regarded as a most serious offense and will be handled according to the
following procedure. All returned checks will be charged an additional 10% penalty (minimum $25). Accounts will be given ten days to be paid in
full with cash or cash equivalent or they will be turned into USEF and Pacific Coast Horse Shows Assn. for further disciplinary action.
CLOSED RINGS: Horses are not permitted in arenas when a course is set or in the process of being set for an upcoming class.
SCHOOLING RULES: Schooling will be permitted in designated areas only. The word schooling includes but is not limited to riding, driving,
lunging, leading, and exercising. In accordance with California State Law, poling and/or the use of offsets WILL NOT be permitted.
Violations of schooling regulations may be considered cause for fines and/or elimination. Hunter rings will be open the day prior to the start of
the show and for a limited amount of time at the beginning and at the conclusion of the show day.
SCHOOLING SUPERVISION: Please be advised that starters have authority, as agents of management, to scratch riders who do not follow
USEF schooling rules. We are serious about the rules for the schooling areas.
COURSES: Courses may consist of any combination of the following; Brush, Gate, Oxers, Post and Rails, Water, Liverpools, Ditch, Walls,
Panels, Banks and Coops. The Horse Show Management reserves the right to adjust fence heights or spreads in Jumper classes as competition
warrants.
CONFLICTS: It is the intention of management to avoid holding rings to wait for horses and/or riders. Riders with conflicts must arrange their
jumping order with the starters so that they will not hold up a class. Starters have the authority from management to scratch riders who are not
timely.
DOGS: No dogs are allowed outside of the stable area at anytime, WHETHER LEASHED OR NOT. Dogs are a serious safety problem at Horse
Shows. All exhibitors should be advised that this facility is SERIOUS about dogs being a nuisance at events and we encourage all persons to
leave their dogs at home.
OFF LIMIT AREAS: LAEC training rings, polo rings, and other facilities used for the normal operations of the Los Angeles Equestrian Center
are not part of the showgrounds. Exhibitors and trainers are cautioned that these facilities are off limits to show competitors and their horses
without the express permission of and under the immediate supervision of an LAEC authorized trainer. You may be eliminated from the show,
fined, and/or asked to leave the showgrounds for violating this rule.
ABUSE: Abuse includes, but is not limited to, excessive use of the whip and/or spurs, use of the whip in front of the horse’s shoulder. Any
action(s) against a horse by a competitor an an exhibitor, which are deemed excessive by a judge, Federation steward, technical delegate, or
competition veterinarian, in the competition ring or anywhere on the compttition grounds may be punished by official warning, elimination, or
other sanctions which may be deemed appropriate by the Show Committee. Cruelty and Abuse will not be tolerated at any time, anywhere at the
Los Angeles Equestrian Center.
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DESIGNATED PARKING: All trucks, autos, golf carts, and other motorized vehicles must be parked in designated areas only. To insure the
safety of all exhibitors, only persons with a valid driver’s license may operate any motorized vehicles (electric or gasoline).
MEDICAL WASTE: In accordance with the 1989 Federal Waste Tracking Act, which restricts the disposal of medical waste, and the rules of
USEF, Bio Hazardous Medical Waste containers are provided in the stable area. All exhibitors and their agents are responsible for the proper
disposal of this waste.
ARENAS: All warm up and competition arenas contain sand footing. Dimensions are as follows: Equidome – 150 x 300; Large Oval – 150 x
300; East Ring – 135 x 285; Allen Arena – 150 x 300. The Main Jumper Ring contains grass footing (sand warm up arena).
PROTECTIVE HEADGEAR: Except as may otherwise be mandated by local law, it is cumpolsury for riders in all Hunter, Jumper, and Hunter
Seat Equitation classes,and Paso Fino classes, both open and breed restricted including Hunter Hack where jumping is required and when
jumping anywhere on the competition grounds to wear properly fastened protective headgear which meets or exceeds ASTM (American Society
for Testing andf Masterials)/SEI (Safety Equipment Institute) standards for equestrian use and carries the SEI tag. It must be properly fitted
with harness secured. Additionally, the above headgear requirements are mandatory for juniors and strongly encouraged for adults while riding
at anytime, anywhere on the competition grounds. Any exhibitor may wear protective headgear (ASTEM/SEI) and/or protective safety vest,
specifically designed for use in equestrian sport in any division or class without penalty from the judge. The Federation recommens that the vest
meet or surpass the current ASTM standard or be certified by the SEI. See USEF GR801.4.
In accordance with GR1301.7: 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. 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
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.
Stall Damage
Trainers will be held responsible for any damage to stalls under their purview, as listed on the official stall chart, beyond normal wear and tear.
Charges for damaged stalls will range from a minimum of $200 to a maximum of $2,000, depending upon the severity of the damage. Damage
includes holes in the canvas, cutting the canvas, writing on the canvas, altering stall doors and/or configuration, removing panels, and removing
the safety anchors. Trainers are responsible for reporting existing damage prior to moving into the stalls in order to avoid penalties.
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 recognized 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. 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 being filed against any of the above
individuals in accordance with Rule 6. Wheelchairs and other mobility assistance devices for individuals with disabilities are exempt from this
rule.
Make Checks Payable to:
And Mail to:
MEMORIAL DAY CLASSIC
c/o Brenda Outwater
1111 Dincara Road
Burbank, CA 91506
For More Information Contact:
Brenda Outwater - LANGER EQUESTRIAN GROUP
Phone: 818.567.7317
FAX: 818.567.7320
[email protected]
During The Show:
Phone: 818.840.8894
FAX: 818.333.1471
ENTRIES CLOSE: FRIDAY – APRIL 29TH
Orders of Go, Class Times, Schedule Changes & Results will be available online at
www.langershows.com
Welcome Exhibitors!
Host Hotel for the
Los Angeles Equestrian Center
HOLIDAY INN
150 East Angeleno – Burbank, CA 91502
Pets OK!
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