Prize List - Old Salem Farm

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The Old Salem Farm
Spring Horse Shows
Prize List
2015
USEF Premier
Week 1 USEF Jumper 5 Week 2 USEF Jumper 6
May 5-10 and May 12-17
2014
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HAMPTONS
WESTCHESTER
WELLINGTON
www.miller-dvm.com
120 Nichols Rd Brewster, NY 10509
PH. (914) 276-1260
OLD SALEM FARM SPRING HORSE SHOWS
May 5-10 & 12-17, 2015
HUNTER/EQUITATION JUDGES - Week I
Ms. Carolyn Vincent.............................................................................................................................................................. Greenvale, NY
Mrs. Chrystine Tauber .........................................................................................................................................................Wellington, FL
Mr. Donald Stewart......................................................................................................................................................................... Ocala, FL
HUNTER/EQUITATION JUDGES - Week II
Mrs. Linda Andrisani............................................................................................................................................................... Phoenix, MD
Mr. J. Tucker Ericson...................................................................................................................................................................... Ocala, FL
Ms. Bobbie Reber.........................................................................................................................................................Langley, BC, Canada
Mr. Tony Sgarlata...............................................................................................................................................................Daniel Island, SC
Mr. Daniel Fitzsimmons (Hunter Derby )............................................................................................................................. Wallkill, NY
Mrs. Marie Takacs (Hunter Derby)........................................................................................................................................ Oldwick, NY
JUMPER JUDGES
Mr. Harry Nijenhuis.............................................................................................................................................White House Station, NJ
Mr. John D. Ammerman....................................................................................................................................................... Waitsfield, VT
Mr. Fred Brown.......................................................................................................................................................... Newtown Square, PA
HUNTER COURSE DESIGNER
Mr. Paul Jewel........................................................................................................................................................................Pennington, NJ
JUMPER COURSE DESIGNER
Mr. Michel Vaillancourt–Wk 1.....................................................................................................................Aiken, South Carolina, USA
Mr. Alan Wade–Wk 2........................................................................................................................................................................ Ireland
STEWARDS
Ms. Mary Choate.............................................................................................................................................................. Heath Springs, SC
Ms. Maria Biancone.................................................................................................................................................................. Roseland, NJ
Ms. Julie Karpan, Schooling Supervisor................................................................................................................................Micanopy, FL
SHOW OFFICIALS
Mr. Allen Rheinheimer, Horse Show Manager................................................................................................................... Zionsville, IN
Mrs. Vandy Lipman, Horse Show Coordinator....................................................................................................................Bedford, NY
Ms. Sarah Foster, Horse Show Coordinator......................................................................................................................Pine Plains, NY
Mr. Alan Bietsch, Old Salem Farm Facility Manager................................................................................................... Woodbridge, CT
Mrs. Alix Nimphius, Old Salem Farm Business Office................................................................................................... Hawthorne, NY
Mr. David Orlando, Feed and Stabling Supervisor...........................................................................................................Wellington, FL
Ms. Michelle Clopp, Awards Presentations........................................................................................................................Staatsburg, NY
Mr. Michael Lowry, Announcer, Jumper Judge............................................................................................................ San Antonio, TX
Mr. Dennis McCabe, Announcer......................................................................................................................................... .Zionsville, IN
Mr. Gary Sylvester, Announcer................................................................................................................................................ Norton, OH
Mr. Peter Doubleday, Announcer Week 1................................................................................................................ Southern Pines, NC
Mrs. Lori Johnsen, Secretary.................................................................................................................................................... Wallkill, NY
Ms. Jean Lindgren, Secretary...................................................................................................................................... Bridgehampton, NY
Mr. Jonathan Rabon, Secretary......................................................................................................................................... Johns Island, SC
Ms. Kelley Douglas, Secretary...............................................................................................................................................Lexington, KY
Ms. Lissa Tepas, Secretary..........................................................................................................................................................Bokeelia, FL
Connie Sawyer, Marketing and Sponsorship (518) 461-6288..................................................................................Huntingtown, MD
Jennifer Wood Media, Inc. (803) 240-7488....................................................................................................................Orange Park, FL
Miller and Associates, Veterinarian (914) 276-1260.....................................................................................................North Salem, NY
Mr. Sean O’Neill, Farrier (860) 480-5958................................................................................................................................Goshen, CT
The Book, LLC, Horse Show Photographer......................................................................................................................Wellington, FL
Mr. Alan Keely, Ringmaster (Sat and Sun)....................................................................................................................North Salem, NY
2015 OLD SALEM FARM SPRING HORSE SHOW WEEK 1
Tuesday
Hunter Ring 8:30 AM 8
Low Hunter
22, 23 3' Pre-Green Hunter
21
3' Pre-Green Hunter U/S
54,55 3'3" Pre-Green Hunter
53
3'3" Pre-Green Hunter U/S
133, 134 3'3" Performance Working Hunter
132
3'3" Performance Working Hunter U/S
128, 129 3'6" Performance Working Hunter
127
Sand Ring 8:00 AM Grand Prix Field 8:00 AM
100
Green Conformation Model
106
Regular Conformation Model
10
Open Hunter
123,124 High Performance Working Hunter
122
High Performance Working Hunter U/S
118,119 Second Year Green Working Hunter
117
Second Year Green Work U/S
108,109 Regular Conformation Hunter
107
Regular Conformation Hunter U/S
102, 103 Green Conformation Hunter
101
Green Conformation Hunter U/S
113,114 First Year Green Working Hunter
112
First Year Green Working U/S
401 Schooling Jumper A - 1.15m, II
418 $1,000 Open Jumper 1.20m, II, 2.1
Wednesday
Sand Ring 8:00 AM Hunter Ring 8:00 AM 135 3'3" Performance Working Hunter
136 3'3" Performance Working Handy Hunter
56
3'3" Pre-Green Hunter
57* 3'3" Pre-Green Hunter
58
$1,000 USHJA Pre-Green Incentive Stake Class *
24
3’ Pre-Green Hunter
25* 3’ Pre-Green Hunter
27, 28 Adult Amateur Hunter 18-35
32, 33 Adult Amateur Hunter 36-45
37, 38 Adult Amateur Hunter 46+
125 High Performance Work Hunter
126 High Performance Work Handy Hunter
120 Second Year Green Working Hunter
121 Second Year Green Handy Hunter
110 Regular Conformation Hunter
111 Regular Conformation Handy Hunter
104 Green Conformation Hunter
105 Green Conformation Handy Hunter
115 First Year Green Working
116 First Year Green Handy Hunter
130 3'6" Performance Working Hunter
Grand Hunter Champion
419 $1,000 Open Jumper 1.20m, II, 2b
Thursday
Sand Ring 8:00 AM Hunter Ring 8:00 AM 315 Ariat Adult Medal
26
Adult Amateur Hunter 18-35 U/S
29, 30*Adult Amateur Hunter 18-35
31
Adult Amateur Hunter 36-45 U/S
34, 35*Adult Amateur Hunter 36-45
36
Adult Amateur Hunter 46+ U/S
39, 40*Adult Amateur Hunter 46+
503 $500 Marshall & Sterling
Adult Amateur Hunter Qualifier
Grand A/A Hunter Champion
12, 13 Jr/Amateur Owner Hunter
14
Jr/Amateur Owner Hunter U/S
420
412
414
406
408
426
402
404
$1,000 Open Jumper 1.20m, II, 2c
$500 YJC 5 Year Olds II, 2b
$1,000 Junior Jumper Low 1.20m, II, 2b
$1,000 AO Jumper Low 1.20m, II, 2b
$1,500 Jr/AO Jumper Med 1.30m, II, 2b
$500 Children’s Jumper 1.10m, II, 2b
$500 Adult Amateur Jpr 1.10m, II, 2b
Grand Prix Field 8:00 AM
421 $3,000 Open Jumper 1.30m, II, 2.1
416 $1,500 YJC 7 Year Olds II, 2.1
424 $5,000 Open Jumper 1.40m, II, 2b
422
425
410
303
$3,000 Open Jumper 1.30m II, 2.1
$5,000 Open Jumper 1.40m, II, 2.1
$2,000 High Jr/Am 1.40m, II, 2b
USEF Talent Search 3*
Indoor Ring 12:00 PM
700
16, 17
15
19, 20
18
*NAL
2
Warm Up
Local Hunter - A Section
Local Hunter U/S - A Sec
Local Hunter - B Section
Local Hunter U/S - B Sec
Friday
Sand Ring 8:00 AM Hunter Ring 8:00 314
USEF Adult Equitation
138,139 A/O Hunter 18-35
137
A/O Hunter 18-35 U/S
143,144 A/O Hunter 36+
142
A/O Hunter 36+ U/S
148,149 A/O Hunter 3'3” 18-35
153,154 A/O Hunter 3'3” 36+
181, 182 Junior Hunter 3'3”
2:00 PM
306
WIHS Jumper Phase
151
147
155
156
152
183
184
180
226
228
225
221
223
220
216
218
215
A/O Hunter 3'3" 18-35
A/O Hunter 3'3" Handy Hunter 18-35
A/O Hunter 3'3" U/S 18-35
A/O Hunter 3'3" 36+
A/O Hunter 3'3" Handy Hunter 36+
A/O Hunter 3'3" U/S 36+
Junior Hunter 3'3"
Junior Hunter 3'3" Handy Hunter
Junior Hunter U/S
Large Pony Hunter
Large Pony Conf Hunter
Large Pony Hunter U/S
Medium Pony Hunter
Medium Pony Conf Hunter
Medium Pony Hunter U/S
Small Pony Hunter
Small Pony Conf Hunter
302
Small Pony Hunter U/S
301
200
201
Hunter Ring 8:00 AM 217 Small Pony Hunter
219 Small Pony Handy Hunter
222 Medium Pony Hunter
224 Medium Pony Handy Hunter
227 Large Pony Hunter
229 Large Pony Handy Hunter
500 $1,000 Pony Hunter Classic
Grand Pony Hunter Champion
2
Best Junior Rider-Pony
308 Open Equitation 12-14 Flat
316 THIS Medal
48, 49*Children’s Hunter Horse 14&U
47
Children’s Hunter Horse 14&U U/S
506 M&S Children’s Hunter Qualifier 14&U
Grand Children’s Hunter Champion
413
415
403
405
407
409
427
$500 Children’s Jumper 1.10m, II, 2c
$500 Adult Amateur Jpr 1.10m, II, 2c
$1,000 Junior Jumper Low 1.20m, II, 2.1
$1,000 A/O Jumper Low 1.20m, II, 2.1
$1,500 Jr/AO Jumper Med 1.30m, II, 2.1
423 $6,500 Open Jumper 1.35m, II, 2b
417 $3,000 YJC 7 Year Olds, II, 2b
1:00 PM
511 $35,000 New York Welcome Stake II, 2a
411 $2,000 High Jr/Am 1.40m, II, 2.1
6,7 Schooling Pony (L-M-S)
311 M&S US Pony Medal
313 WIHS Pony Medal
517 $1,500 Canine Puissance
Saturday
Sand Ring 8:00 AM 140
A/O Hunter 18-35
141
A/O Handy Hunter 18-35
145
A/O Handy Hunter 36+
146
A/O Handy Hunter 36+ Handy Hunter
Grand A/O Hunter Champion
305
WIHS Equit Hunter Phase
161, 162 Small Junior Hunter 15&U
160
Small Junior Hunter 15&U U/S
171,172 Large Junior Hunter 15&U
170
Large Junior Hunter 15&U U/S
166,167 Small Junior Hunter 16-17
165
Small Junior Hunter 16-17 U/S
176,177 Large Junior Hunter 16-17
175
Large Junior Hunter 16-17 U/S
317 $5,000 Equitation Challenge/2 rounds
504 $2,500 Marshall & Sterling
Child Jumper Classic 1.15m, II 2a
505 $2,500 Marshall & Sterling
Am Jumper Classic 1.15m, II, 2a
12:00 PM
510 $15,000 Old Salem Farm Speed Derby
507
508
$5,000 Junior Jumper Low
Classic 1.25m, II, 2a
$5,000 A/O Jumper Low Classic 1.25m, II,2a
Indoor Ring 8:00 AM
NHSAA ASPCA Maclay
USEF/Pessoa Medal
Small Green Pony Hunter U/S
Small Green Pony Hunter
204
206
209
205
Small Green Pony Hunter Conf
211
Medium Green Pony Hunter
214
Medium Green Pony Hunter Conf 210
Medium Green Pony Hunter U/S
Sunday
Sand Ring 8:00 AM 163 Sm Junior Hunter 15&U
164 Sm Junior Hunter 15&U Handy Hunter
173 Lrg Junior Hunter 15&U
174 Lrg Junior Hunter 15&U Handy Hunter
168 Sm Junior Hunter 16-17
169 Sm Junior Hunter 16-17, Handy Hunter
178 Lrg Junior Hunter 16-17
179 Lrg Junior Hunter 16-17 Handy Hunter
Grand Junior Hunter Champion
309 M&S Junior Medal
3
Best Junior Rider-Horse
300 PHA Medal
310 Open Equitation 15-17 Flat
51, 52*Children’s Hunter Horse 15-17
50
Children’s Hunter Horse 15-17 U/S
501 M&S Children’s Hunter Qualifier 15-17
307 Sore No More Child Medal
5
Best Children’s Rider-Horse
*NAL
3
Large Green Pony Hunter
Large Green Pony Conf Hunter
Large Green Pony Cnf Hunter U/S
519$7,500 Jr/Am Jumper Med Classic 1.35 II, 2a
509$15,000 Jr/Am Jumper High 1.45 II, 2a
1Leadline
2:00 PM
513$50,000 Old Salem Farm Grand Prix
Grand Prix National Standard, II, 2a
Indoor Ring 8:00 AM
212, 213
202, 203
207, 208
312
45, 46
44
42, 43
41
502
4
M & S Child Pony Medal
Children’s Hunter Pony Lrg
Children’s Hunter Pony Lrg U/S
Children’s Hunter Pony Sm/Med
Children’s Hunter Pony Sm/Med U/S
M&S Child Pony Qualifier
Best Children’s Rider Pony
Tuesday
Sand Ring 8:00 AM Hunter Ring 8:30 AM 8
Low Hunter
22,23 Pre-Green Hunter
21
Pre-Green Hunter U/S
54, 55 3'3" Pre-Green Hunter
53
3'3" Pre -Green Hunter U/S
133,134 3'3" Performance Working Hunter
132
128,129 3'6" Performance Working Hunter
127
100
106
10
123,124
122 118,119
117 108,109
107 102,103
101 113,114
Green Conformation Model
Open Hunter
High Performance Working Hunter
Second Year Green Working Hunter
Second Year Green Work U/S
Regular Conformation Hunter
Green Conformation Hunter
First Year Green Working Hunter
112 First Year Green Working U/S
Wednesday
Sand Ring 8:00 AM Hunter Ring 8:00 AM 135 3'3" Performance Working Hunter
56 3'3" Pre-Green Hunter
57* 3'3" Pre-Green Hunter
24 3' Pre-Green Hunter
25* 3' Pre-Green Hunter
58 $1,000 USHJA Pre-Green Incentive Stake Class*
27,28 Adult Amateur Hunter 18-35
32,33 Adult Amateur Hunter 36-45
37,38 Adult Amateur Hunter 46+
125 High Performance Work Hunter
126 High Performance Work Handy Hunter
120 Second Year Green Working Hunter
121 Second Year Green Handy Hunter
110 Regular Conformation Hunter
111 Regular Conformation Handy Hunter
104 Green Conformation Hunter
105 Green Conformation Handy Hunter
115 First Year Green Working
116 First Year Green Handy Hunter
130 3'6" Performance Working Hunter
419 $1,000 Open Jumper 1.20m, II, 2b
Thursday
Sand Ring 8:00 AM Hunter Ring 8:00 AM 315 Ariat Adult Medal
26 Adult Amateur Hunter 18-35 U/S
29, 30* Adult Amateur Hunter 18-35
31 Adult Amateur Hunter 36-45 U/S
34, 35* Adult Amateur Hunter 36-45
36 Adult Amateur Hunter 46+ U/S
39, 40* Adult Amateur Hunter 46+
503 $500 Marshall & Sterling
Grand A/A Hunter Champion
12,13 Jr/Amateur Owner Hunter
14 Jr/Amateur Owner Hunter U/S
420 412
414
406
408
426 402 404 $1,000 Open Jumper 1.20m, II, 2c
$1,000 Junior Jumper Low 1.20m, II, 2b
$1,000 AO Jumper Low 1.20m, II, 2b
$1,500 Jr/AO Jumper Med 1.30m, II, 2b
$500 Children’s Jumper 1.10m, II, 2b
$500 Adult Amateur Jpr 1.10m, II, 2b
*NAL
4
401 Schooling Jumper A - 1.15m, II
418 $1,000 Open Jumper 1.20m, II, 2.1
421 $3,000 Open Jumper 1.30m, II, 2.1
416 $1,500 YJC 7 Year Olds II, 2.1
424 $5,000 Open Jumper 1.40m, II, 2b
422
425 410 303 $3,000 Open Jumper 1.30m II, 2.1
$5,000 Open Jumper 1.40m, II, 2.1
$2,000 High Jr/Am 1.40m, II, 2b
USEF Talent Search 3*
700
16,17
15
19, 20
18
Warm Up
Local Hunter - A Section
Local Hunter U/S - A Sec
Local Hunter - B Section
Local Hunter U/S - B Sec
Friday
Sand Ring 8:00 AM Hunter Ring 8:00 314
USEF Adult Equitation
138,139 A/O Hunter 18-35
137
A/O Hunter 18-35 U/S
143,144 A/O Hunter 36+
142
A/O Hunter 36+ U/S
148,149 A/O Hunter 3’3" 18-35
147
A/O Hunter 3’3" U/S 18-35
153,154 A/O Hunter 3’3" 36+
152
A/O Hunter 3’3" U/S 36+
181, 182 Junior Hunter 3’3"
180
Junior Hunter 3’3" U/S
2:00 PM
306 WIHS Jumper Phase
413 415 403 405 407 409 427 WIHS Equit Hunter Phase
Small Junior Hunter 15&U
Large Junior Hunter 15&U
Small Junior Hunter 16-17
Large Junior Hunter 16-17
Junior Hunter 3'3"
Junior Hunter 3'3"-Handy Hunter
A/O Hunter 3'3" 18-35
A/O Hunter 3'3" Handy Hunter 18-35
A/O Hunter 3'3" 36+
A/O Hunter 3'3" Handy Hunter 36+
423
417
6,7 Schooling Pony (L-M-S)
311 M&S US Pony Medal
313 WIHS Pony Medal
Saturday
Sand Ring 8:00 AM 140 A/O Hunter 18-35
141 A/O Handy Hunter 18-35
145 A/O Hunter 36+
146 A/O Handy Hunter 36+
Grand A/O Hunter Champion
12:00-1:30 PM
Derby horses hand walk and course walk
2:00 PM
515. $10,000 USHJA International Hunter Derby
518. $5,000 Leading Hunter Rider Award
$6,500 Open Jumper 1.35m, II, 2 b
$3,000 YJC 7 Year Olds, II, 2b
1:00 PM
512 $35,000 Grand Prix of North Salem II, 2a
411 $2,000 High Jr/Am 1.40m, II, 2.1
4:00 PM
Derby horse Check-in and riders meeting.
5:00-6:30 Exhibitor Party
516 $5,000 Grooms Class
Hunter Ring 8:00 AM 305 161,162
171,172
166,167
176,177
183
184
150 151 155 156 $500 YJC 5 Year Olds II, 2b
$500 Children’s Jumper 1.10m, II, 2c
$500 Adult Amateur Jpr 1.10m, II, 2c
$1,000 Junior Jumper Low 1.20m, II, 2.1
$1,000 A/O Jumper Low 1.20m, II, 2.1
$1,500 Jr/AO Jumper Med 1.30m, II, 2.1
504 $2,500 Child Jumper Classic 1.15m, II 2a
505 $2,500 Ad Am Jumper Classic 1.15m, II, 2a
12:00 PM
510 $20,000 Speed Derby of North Salem 1.40, III
507 $5,000 Junior Jpr Low Classic 1.25m, II, 2a
508 $5,000 AO Jumper Low Classic 1.25m, II, 2a
Indoor Ring 8:00 AM
302
301
226 228 221 NHSAA ASPCA Maclay
USEF/Pessoa Medal
Large Pony Hunter
Large Pony Conf Hunter
Medium Pony Hunter
Small Pony Hunter
219 Small Pony Handy Hunter
215
222
Medium Pony Hunter
224 Medium Pony Handy Hunter
220 Medium Pony Hunter U/S
227 Large Pony Hunter
229 Large Pony Handy Hunter
225 Large Pony Hunter U/S
500
$1,000 Pony Hunter Classic
2
Best Junior Rider-Pony
308
Open Equitation 12-14 Flat
316
THIS Medal
48, 49* Children’s Hunter Horse 14 & U
47 Children’s Hunter Horse 14 & U U/S
506
M & S Children’s Hunter Qualifier 14 & U
*NAL
223 216 218 206 209 Medium Pony Conf Hunter
Small Pony Hunter
Medium Green Pony Hunter Conf
Sunday
Sand Ring 8:00 AM 318
Governor’s Cup
160
Small Junior Hunter 15&U U/S
163 Small Junior Hunter 15&u
164 Small Junior Handy Hunter 15&u
170 Large Junior Hunter 15&U U/S
173 Large Junior Hunter 15&U
174 Large Junior Handy Hunter 15&U
165 Small Junior Hunter 16-17 U/S
168 Small Junior Hunter 16-17
169
Small Junior Handy Hunter 16-17
175
Large Junior Hunter 16-17 U/S
178
179
Large Junior Handy Hunter 16-17
309
M & S Junior Medal
3
Best Junior Rider - Horse
300
PHA Medal
310
Open Equitation 15-17 Flat
51, 52* Children’s Hunter Horse 15-17
50
501
M & S Chldren’s Hunter Qualifier 15-17
307
Sore No More Child Medal
5
Best Children’s Rider-Horse
5
201
204
211
214
Small Green Pony Hunter Conf
519 $7,500 Jr/Am Jumper Med Classic 1.35 II, 2a
509 $15,000 Jr/Am Jumper High 1.45 II, 2a
1Leadline
2:30 PM
514 $100,000 Empire State Grand Prix
Grand Prix National Standard, II, 2a
521 $20,000 Leading Jumper Rider Challenge Award
Indoor Ring 8:00 AM
210
212, 213
205
207, 208
200
202, 203
42,43
41
45, 46 44
502
4
312 Large Green Pony Hunter U/S
Children’s Hunter Pony Sm/Med
Children’s Hunter Pony Sm/Md U/S
Children’s Hunter Pony Lrg
Children’s Hunter Pony Lrg U/S
M&S Child Pony Qualifier
Best Children’s Rider-Pony
M & S Children’s Pony Medal
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SPECIAL CLASSES
317. The Equitation Challenge
Entry Fee: $100 – Week 1
318. The Governor’s Perpetual Hunt Seat Trophy
Entry Fee: $100 – Week 2
500. $1,000 Pony Hunter Classic Entry Fee: $100.00 – Weeks 1 & 2
501. $500 Marshall & Sterling Children’s Hunter Horse 15-17 Qualifier
Entry Fee: $50.00 – Weeks 1 & 2
502. $500 Marshall & Sterling Children’s Hunter Pony Qualifier
503. $500 Marshall & Sterling Adult Amateur Hunter Qualifier
504. $2,500 Marshall & Sterling Children’s Jumper Classic
505. $2,500 Marshall & Sterling Adult Amateur Jumper Classic
506. $500 Marshall & Sterling Children’s Hunter Horse 14 & Under Qualifier
507. $5,000 Junior Jumper Classic – Low
508. $5,000 Amateur Owner Jumper Owner Classic – Low
519. $7,500 Jr/AO Jumper Classic- Medium
509. $15,000 Show Jumping Hall of Fame Junior/Amateur Owner Jumper Classic – High
510. $15,000 Old Salem Farm Speed Derby
Entry Fee: $350.00 – Week 1
510. $20,000 Speed Derby of North Salem
511. $35,000 New York Welcome Stake Grand Prix
512. $35,000 Grand Prix of North Salem
513. $50,000 Old Salem Farm Grand Prix
514. $100,000 Empire State Grand Prix
516. $5,000 Old Salem Farm Groom’s Class
517. $1,500 Old Salem Farm Canine Puissance
Presented Week 2
521. $20,000 Leading Jumper Rider Challenge Award
Presented Week 2
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GRAND CHAMPION AWARDS
To be awarded each week to the horse accumulating the most points in any one of the following sections: Green Working Hunter;
Green Conformation Hunter (not including model); Regular Conformation Hunter (not including model); Performance Working
Hunter, High Performance Working Hunter. In case of a tie, the horse with the most points over fences shall be declared the Grand
Champion.
Grand Amateur Owner Hunter Champion
To be awarded each week to the Amateur Owner Hunter accumulating the most points in either section. In case of a tie, the horse with
the most points over fences shall be declared the Grand Amateur Owner Hunter Champion
To be awarded each week to the horse accumulating the most points in the Junior Hunter Section. In case of a tie, the horse with the
most points over fences shall be declared the Grand Junior Hunter Champion
To be awarded each week to the Pony Hunter accumulating the most points in one of the following sections: Green Pony Hunter; Small
Pony Hunter; Medium Pony Hunter; Large Pony Hunter. In case of a tie, the pony with the most points over fences shall be declared
the Grand Pony Hunter Champion
Grand Adult Amateur Hunter Champion
To be awarded each week to the Adult Amateur Hunter accumulating the most points in the Adult Amateur Hunter Section. In case of
a tie, the horse with the most points over fences shall be declared the Grand Adult Amateur Hunter Champion
To be awarded each week to the horse accumulating the most points in the Children’s Hunter Section. In case of a tie, the horse with
the most points over fences shall be declared the Grand Children’s Hunter Horse Champion
Grand Children’s Hunter Pony Champion
To be awarded each week to the pony accumulating the most points in the Children’s Hunter Pony Section. In case of a tie, the pony
with the most points over fences shall be declared the Grand Children’s Hunter Pony Champion
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
In Memoriam

Leo George Conroy
April 21, 1956 - January 6, 2015
A prominent national and international horse show judge,
Leo marked his card at every major horse show in North America;
National Horse Show at Madison Square Garden in New York City,
Devon, The Royal Winter Fair, Pennsylvania National Horse Show,
Washington International Horse Show, The Hampton Classic and
the Old Salem Farm Spring Horse Shows as well as every
Equitation championship class!
Here at Old Salem Farm, Leo managed the Old Salem Farm
Charity Horse Shows for many years, and helped organize the
$1,000,000 Pepsi Challenge and the 1996 Olympic Trials.
Leo was the consummate professional and was always thinking
about the exhibitor and their enjoyment of the sport.
Father, friend and passionate horseman…
Rest in Peace
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OLD SALEM FARM
is pleased to present
The Leading Hunter Rider Award will be given to the rider who accumulates the most points in the two Old Salem Farm Horse
Shows in the following hunter divisions: Pre Green Hunter, Green Working Hunter, Green Conformation Hunter (not including
model), Performance Working Hunter, High Performance Working Hunter and Regular Conformation Hunter (not including
model). These points will be based on Championship Charts totals from each show and added for a rider’s overall total score. If a
rider exhibits more than one horse in a division, only the horse with the most points will count towards their total. The cash prizes
will be awarded to the top three riders as follows:
First Place Second Place
Third Place
$2,500.00
$1,500.00
$1,000.00
2014 Winner
Leading Hunter Rider Award
Ms. Amanda Steege
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Entry Fee: $450.00
Saturday, May 16, 2015
Course Requirements – Two round format:
Round 1: Hunter Classic Course
10 jumps minimum. Fence height 3’6”-3’9”. There must be four 4’0” fences in the course, set as option jumps (Exceptions may be
considered, please contact the USHJA office for additional information). At least one In and Out. At least one Bending Line. At least one
line with an unrelated distance. Obstacles must simulate those reminiscent of the hunt field and the course should offer a variety of
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 encouraged. A 3” difference is required for the back element of an
obstacle. Ground lines must be of one material for each jump. Ground lines are not to exceed 18,” but less is encouraged where possible.
For appropriate jumps, no ground line is acceptable.
Round 2: Handy Hunter Course
Fence height 3’6”-3’9”. There must be four 4’0” fences in the course, set as option jumps (Exceptions may be considered, please contact
the USHJA office for additional information). The course must have a minimum of 2 of the following options: trot jump, open gate
while mounted, lead over a jump, tight turn option, clever options for jump approaches, halt and/or back, walk a jump. A minimum of
6 fences must be offered in the Handy Hunter Round. A minimum of 12 entries must return for Round 2, if available.
Jump Off – In the case of a tie for first place, the horses and riders involved will be asked to perform another round over a shortened
jump off course. The course diagrams for all three rounds must be posted a minimum of one half hour before the start of the class.
For all other ties, one panel of judges will be designated the tie breaking panel. The total of this panel’s scores from both Round 1 and
Round 2 will be used to break any remaining ties.
Official Check in – All horses entered in the International Hunter Derby class must check-in 24 hours prior to the start of the first
round in order to compete. All horses must be officially entered in the class before the check-in. The Official Check-In shall be conducted by the competition steward within a method set by competition management. Exhibitor back number and stall number must
be provided to the steward.
Class Specifications – There is no limit to the number of horses a rider can ride in each class. Horses entered in this class are not
required to show in any other hunter or jumper classes at the horse show.
Awards:
Twelve ribbons to be awarded
$3,000 $2,200 $1,300 $800 $600 $500 $400 $300 $300 $200 $200 $200
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HUNTER SEAT EQUITATION
OPEN EQUITATION
1. Leadline
Entry Fee: $10.00
Open to riders 7 years and under. Judged on manners, suitability
and position at the walk.
Entry Fee: $50 Per Class
300.PHA Medal
301.Pessoa USEF Hunter Seat Medal
presented by Randolph College
302.ASPCA Maclay Horsemanship Class
303.Platinum Performance
USEF Show Jumping Talent Search 3*
305.WIHS Equitation Hunter Phase
306.WIHS Equitation Jumper Phase
307.‘Sore No More’ Children’s Medal - Fences 3' Tests 1-19.
308.12-14 Equitation Flat - Tests 1-19.
309.Marshall & Sterling Junior Medal - Fences 3'6".
310.15-17 Equitation Flat - Tests 1-19.
311.Marshall & Sterling US Pony Medal
312.Marshall & Sterling Children’s Pony Medal
313.WIHS Pony Medal
314.USEF Adult Equitation - Fences 3'3"-Tests 1-19
315.Ariat Adult Medal FW-PHA
316.THIS National Children’s Medal 3'
2. Best Junior Rider On A Pony
Entry Fee: $20.00
Awarded to the rider who, in the opinion of the judges, has
exhibited the most consistent ability in the junior division on a
pony.
3. Best Junior Rider On A Horse
Entry Fee: $20.00
exhibited the most consistent ability in the junior division on a
horse.
4. Best Child Rider On A Pony
Entry Fee: $20.00
exhibited the most consistent ability in the Children’s division
on a pony.
5. Best Child Rider On A Horse
Entry Fee: $20.00
exhibited the most consistent ability in the Children’s division
on a horse.
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317. Equitation Challenge
WEEK 1
Sponsored by EquiFit
$5,000 Trainer Award
Entry Fee: $100
Eligibility: This class is open to Juniors or Young Riders riders who are Amateurs under USEF or FEI rules.
Class to be held over two rounds, with two different courses in the grass field, weather permitting. The top 12 riders from the first round
compete in the second round. Exhibitor must show same horse in both rounds.
Course: Both rounds will be held over a course of twelve to fourteen jumps. Combinations will be counted as one jump. The jumps will
be 3'9" to 4' (1.15 - 1.20m) in height with a maximum spread of five feet (1.55m), excluding water obstacles which may exceed five feet
(1.55m). Courses may include liverpools, banks, ditches, water jumps (with or without a rail), and hedges. The courses will be measured
at a speed of 400 meters per minute.
Judging: Riders to be judged and awarded a numerical score. Top 12 riders to advance to second round. Scores from the first round will
be brought forward. Final placings are determined by adding both rounds scores. In case of a tie, total faults and time will determine
final placings.
Attire: In accordance with USEF EQ 109.1 Tack: In accordance with USEF Show Jumping Talent Search. Braiding optional.
Awards:
Jackets and Ribbons to top twelve riders
1st place Trainer: $2,500
Rider: Award Cooler
2nd Place Trainer: $1,200
Rider: Award Coolerette
3rd Place Trainer: $900
4th Place Trainer: $400
5th – 12th Place: Ribbons
318. Governor’s Perpetual Hunt Seat Cup
WEEK 2
Entry Fee: $100.00
Open to Junior/Young Riders who have not reached their 21st birthday under USEF rules. Riders to jump one round over a course of
at least ten 3'6" jumps. The top ten highest scoring riders will return to jump a second round, in reverse order of placings from the first
round; lowest score going first and highest score going last. In case of ties, those orders will be drawn. The overall score will be obtained
by adding the score for each round. Additional testing may be required, tests 1-19. Tack requirement to meet that of the USEF EQ 109.2.
Trophy and ten ribbons to be awarded.
Trainer Award of $1000 will be awarded to the trainers
of the top three riders as follows:
1st Place$500
2nd Place$300
3rd Place$200
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HUNTER DIVISIONS
Classes to be offered Weeks 1&2 unless otherwise noted.
Class Specifications: Hunter classes to be judged on soundness and performance. Any additional specifications will be noted.
Courses: Hunter courses may include: gates, brush, walls, oxers, in and out, coops, aiken, rails or any combination of the aforementioned.
Awards: Trophy and eight ribbons awarded in every class, unless otherwise specified.
Championships: Hunter Champions will be awarded to two of the four horses scoring the most points over fences. In addition, only these
will receive full points for ribbons won under saddle and half points for ribbons won in the model (full points in Regular Conformation).
USEF PREMIER RATED OPEN HUNTER DIVISION
Entry Fee: $250.00 - Model Fee: $20.00
Classes judged 60% on performance
40% conformation
Model class awarded 1/2 pt. towards
Championship
Class 101:
$40 $25 $15 $10 $5 $5
Classes 101-105: $105 $80 $60 $45 $35 $25
100.
Green Conformation Hunter Model
101.
102, 103, 104.
105.
Green Conformation Handy Hunter*
Entry Fee: $250.00 - Model Fee: $20.00
Classes judged 75% on performance
25% conformation
Model class awarded 1/2 pt. towards
Championship
Class 107: $40 $25 $15 $10 $5 $5
Class 108-111: $105 $80 $60 $45 $35 $25
106.
107.
108, 109, 110.
111.
Regular Conformation Handy Hunter *
First Year Green Working Hunter
Entry Fee: $250.00
Class 112: $40 $25 $15 $10 $5 $5
Classes 113-116: $105 $80 $60 $45 $35 $25
112.
1st Year Green Working Hunter U/S
113, 114, 115.
1st Year Green Working Hunter
116.
1st Year Green Handy Hunter *
Section Entry Fee: $300.00 Fences: 4'-4'6"
Class Entry Fee: $75.00
Class 122: $40, $25, $15 $10 $5 $5
Classes 123-126: $230 $190 $120 $90 $70 $50
122.
123,124,125.
126.
High Performance Working Handy Hunter *
Performance Working Hunter
Section Entry Fee: $275.00 Fences: 3'6"
Class 127: $40 $25 $15 $10 $5 $5
Classes 128-131: $180 $135 $105 $80 $60 $40
127.
Performance Working Hunter U/S
128, 129, 130. Performance Working Hunter
131.
Performance Working Handy Hunter *
Performance Working Hunter
Section Entry Fee: $250.00 Fences: 3'3"
Class 132: $40 $25 $15 $10 $5 $5
Classes 133-136: $145 $105 $85 $60 $45 $35
132.
Performance Working Hunter 3'3" U/S
133, 134, 135.
Performance Working Hunter 3'3"
136.
Performance Working Handy Hunter 3'3" *
Second Year Green Working Hunter
Entry Fee: $250.00
Class 117: $40 $25 $15 $10 $5 $5
Classes 118-121: $105 $80 $60 $45 $35 $25
117.
2nd Year Green Working Hunter U/S
118, 119, 120.
2nd Year Green Working Hunter
121.
2nd Year Green Handy Hunter *
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AMATEUR OWNER AND JUNIOR WORKING HUNTER DIVISIONS
Amateur Owner Hunter 18-35
Entry Fee: $250.00
Class 137: $40 $25 $15 $10 $5 $5
Class 138-141: $145 $105 $85 $60 $45 $35
137.
Amateur Owner Hunter 18-35 U/S
138, 139, 140.
Amateur Owner Hunter 18-35
141.
Amateur Owner Handy Hunter 18-35*
Small Junior Hunter 15 & U
Entry Fee: $250.00
Class 160: $40 $25 $15 $10 $5 $5
Class 161-164: $145 $105 $85 $60 $45 $35
160.
Small Junior Hunter U/S
161, 162, 163.
Small Junior Hunter 15&U
164.
Small Junior Handy Hunter 15&U *
Amateur Owner Hunter 36 & over
Entry Fee: $250.00
Class 142:
$40 $25 $15 $10 $5 $5
Class 143-146: $145 $105 $85 $60 $45 $35
142.
Amateur Owner Hunter 36+ U/S
143, 144, 145. Amateur Owner Hunter 36+
146.
Amateur Owner Handy Hunter 36+*
Entry Fee: $250.00
Class 165: $40 $25 $15 $10 $5 $5
Class 166-169: $145 $105 $85 $60 $45 $35
165.
Small Junior Hunter U/S
166, 167, 168.
169.
Small Junior Handy Hunter 16-17 *
Amateur Owner Hunter 3'3" 18-35
Entry Fee: $250.00
Class 147:
$40 $25 $15 $10 $5 $5
Class 148-151: $145 $105 $85 $60 $45 $35
147.
Amateur Owner Hunter 3'3" 18-35 U/S
148, 149, 150. Amateur Owner Hunter 3'3" 18-35
151.
Amateur Owner Handy Hunter 3'3" 18-35 *
Large Junior Hunter 15 & U
Entry Fee: $250.00
Class 170: $40 $25 $15 $10 $5 $5
Class 171-174: $145 $105 $85 $60 $45 $35
170.
Large Junior Hunter U/S
171, 172, 173.
Large Junior Hunter 15&U
174.
Large Junior Handy Hunter 15&U *
Amateur Owner Hunter 3'3" 36 & over
Entry Fee: $250.00
Class 152: $40 $25 $15 $10 $5 $5
Class 153-156: $145 $105 $85 $60 $45 $35
152.
Amateur Owner Hunter 3'3" 36+ U/S
153, 154, 155. Amateur Owner Hunter 3'3" 36+
156.
Amateur Owner Handy Hunter 3'3" 36+*
Entry Fee: $250.00
Class 175: $40 $25 $15 $10 $5 $5
Class 176-179: $145 $105 $85 $60 $45 $35
175.
Large Junior Hunter U/S
176, 177, 178.
179.
Large Junior Handy Hunter 16-17 *
3'3" Junior Hunter
Entry Fee: $250.00
Class 180: $40 $25 $15 $10 $5 $5
Class 181-184: $145 $105 $85 $60 $45 $35
180.
3'3" Junior Hunter U/S
181, 182, 183:
3'3" Junior Hunter
184.
3'3" Junior Hunter Handy 3'3"*
* Week 2 – class to count for WCHR Handy Hunter Awards
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PONY HUNTER DIVISIONS
Entry Fee: $175.00
Class 200:
$25 $20 $15 $10 $5 $5
Class 201-204: $65 $45 $35 $25 $20 $10
200.
201, 202, 203. Small Green Pony Hunter
204. Small Green Pony Conf Hunter
Entry Fee: $175.00
Class 205:
$25 $20 $15 $10 $5 $5
Class 206-209: $65 $45 $35 $25 $20 $10
205.
206, 207, 208.
209.
Medium Green Pony Conf Hunter
Entry Fee: $175.00
Class 210: $25 $20 $15 $10 $5 $5
Class 211-214: $65 $45 $35 $25 $20 $10
210.
Large Green Pony Hunter U/S
211, 212, 213.
214.
Small Pony Hunter
Entry Fee: $230.00
Class 215: $30 $25 $15 $12 $10 $8
Class 216-219: $90 $70 $55 $40 $25 $20
215.
216, 217.
Small Pony Hunter
218.
219.
Small Pony Handy Hunter
Medium Pony Hunter
Entry Fee: $230.00
Class 220: $30 $25 $15 $12 $10 $8
Class 221-224: $90 $70 $55 $40 $25 $20
220. Medium Pony Hunter U/S
221, 222. Medium Pony Hunter
223. Medium Pony Conf Hunter
224. Medium Pony Handy Hunter
Large Pony Hunter
Entry Fee: $230.00
Class 225: $30 $25 $15 $12 $10 $8
Class 226-229: $90 $70 $55 $40 $25 $20
225. Large Pony Hunter U/S
226, 227. Large Pony Hunter
228. Large Pony Conf Hunter
229. Large Pony Handy Hunter
500. $1,000 Pony Hunter Classic
WEEK 1&2
Sponsored by Gotham North
Entry Fee: $100.00
To be eligible, ponies must have entered, shown and completed the course in at least two classes within the Pony Hunter sections.
Classes #217, Small Pony, #222, Medium Pony, #227, Large Pony will be scored as the first round of the Classic. The second round start
order will be established by the placement in the first round, with the highest scored pony returning last. Trophy and twelve ribbons to
be awarded. Ponies must be entered in the classic by 4:00 pm on Saturday.
Awards
$300 $220 $150 $100 $80 $70 $50 $30
2014 Winner
“Rafael” and Mimi Gochman with Georgina Bloomberg
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USEF REGIONAL II RATED HUNTER DIVISIONS
ADULT AMATEUR HUNTER
To be conducted under current Zone II specifications posted in
Horse Show Office.
CHILDREN’S HUNTER
To be conducted under current Zone II specifications posted in
Horse Show Office.
Adult Amateur Hunter 18-35
Entry Fee: Div $175.00 or $50.00 Per Class
26. Adult Amateur Hunter 18-35 U/S
27, 28, 29, 30.* Adult Amateur Hunter 18-35
Children’s Hunter Pony-Small/Medium
Entry Fee: Div $150 or $50.00 Per Class
41. Children’s Hunter Pony Sm/Med U/S
42, 43. Children’s Hunter Pony Sm/Med
Adult Amateur Hunter 36-45
Entry Fee: Div $ 175 or $50.00 Per Class
31. Adult Amateur Hunter 36-45 U/S
32, 33, 34, 35.* Adult Amateur Hunter 36-45
Children’s Hunter Pony-Large
44.
Children’s Hunter Pony Large U/S
45, 46.
Children’s Hunter Pony Large
Adult Amateur Hunter 46+
36. Adult Amateur Hunter 46+ U/S
37, 38, 39, 40.* Adult Amateur Hunter 46+
Children’s Hunter Horse 14 & Under
47.
Children’s Hunter Horse 14&U U/S
48, 49.* Children’s Hunter Horse 14&U
Children’s Hunter Horse 15-17
50.
51, 52.* Children’s Hunter Horse 15-17
(*) NAL
PRE-GREEN HUNTER
To be conducted under National rule HU106.3 specifications posted in Horse Show Office.
Pre –Green 3'3"
Entry Fee: Div $200.00 or $45 Per Class
53. Pre-Green Hunter U/S
54, 55, 56, 57.† Pre-Green Hunter
Entry Fee: Div $200.00 or $45 Per Class
21. Pre-Green Hunter U/S
22, 23, 24, 25.† Pre-Green Hunter
58. $1,000 Pre-Green Incentive Stake Class †
Entry Fee: $80+$20 USHJA Fee
$260 $200 $140 $100 $70 $50 $40 $40 $30 $30 $20 $20
To enter, horses must be enrolled in the USHJA Pre-Green Incentive Program. It is
the exhibitor’s responsibility to enroll his horse in a timely manner to be eligible to
participate and receive points.
UNRATED HUNTER DIVISIONS
Schooling Pony Hunter
Entry Fee: $50.00 Per Class
Open to all ponies. Ponies must be ridden by juniors.
6. Schooling Pony-To be run in three sections, with three
different fence heights: 2'3", 2'6" & 2'9"
7. Schooling Pony
Low Hunter
Open to horses with no restrictions to age or status of rider.
Fences 3'.
8. Low Hunter
Open Hunter
Open to horses with no restrictions to age or status of rider.
Fences 3'6"
10. Open Hunter
Junior/Amateur Hunter
Entry Fee: $150.00 Division Only
Open to horses to be shown by a junior or an amateur exhibitor.
Fences: 3'3".
12, 13. Junior/Amateur Hunter
14.
Junior/Amateur Hunter U/S
Local Hunter – A Section
Open to horses with no restrictions to age or status of rider. No
cross entry into B Section. Fences 2'9"-3'.
15.
Local Hunter U/S – A Sec
16, 17. Local Hunter – A Section
Local Hunter – B Section
Open to horses with no restrictions to age or status of rider. No
cross entry into A Section. Fences 2'9"-3'.
18.
Local Hunter U/S – B Sec
19, 20. Local Hunter – B Section
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Entry Fee: $50.00
WEEK 1&2
Children’s Hunter Horse 14 & Under Qualifier
Entry Fee: $50.00
WEEK 1&2
Children’s Hunter Pony Qualifier
Entry Fee: $50.00
WEEK 1&2
Entry Fee: $50.00
WEEK 1&2
Class Conditions
To be scored under the open numerical judging system. The top fifteen horses from the first round will return to jump a second round
in reverse order of their scores in the first round; lowest score going first and highest score going last. In cases of ties, those orders will be
drawn. Scores will be added from both rounds to determine winners. In case of ties for first place only, judges will confer to break ties. In
all other cases, ties will remain, prize money will be divided and riders will toss a coin for the ribbons.
Eligibility
To be ridden by a junior or an adult amateur. To be eligible, the horse/rider combination must have entered and shown in one class over
fences in the Children’s Hunter Section or the Adult Amateur Hunter Section. For Children’s Hunter Classic, classes #43, 46-Children’s
Hunter Pony and #49, 52-Children’s Hunter Horse will be scored as the first round of the Classic. For Adult Amateur Hunter Classic,
classes #30-Adult Amateur Hunter 18-35, #35-Adult Amateur Hunter 36-45 and #40-Adult Amateur Hunter 46+ will be scored as the
first round of the Classic.
Awards
Ten ribbons to be awarded
$150 $110 $75 $50 $40 $35 $20 $20
Classes 501, 503, and 506 are member events of the
NAL and WIHS
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517. $1,500 Old Salem Farm Canine Puissance
Friday, May 8, 2015
Class to be scheduled by Horse Show Manager (approx) 3:00 pm.
Check office for times
$500 Small Dog Puissance “Table II, Sec 6”
1st Place: $400 & Trophy • 2nd Place: $100
Open to small canines: up to 15” at the withers.
$500 Medium Dog Puissance “Table II, Sec 6”
Open to medium canines: 15” inches to 24”
$500 Large Dog Puissance “Table II, Sec 6”
Open to large canines: Over 24”
CLASS CONDITIONS: Open to all canines. Enter at the Horse Show Office. To be shown over a vertical fence in a chute. No leashes or
artificial aids during the jump. There must be at least Four (4) canines entered in each height division for that division to run. No more
than two handlers per dog allowed on the course. No poling. Warm up jumps at discretion of steward or judge. Should any question
or dispute arise not provided for in these rules, it shall be referred to the ground jury whose decision is final. All dogs to have proof of
current rabies vaccine.
ALL DOGS MUST BE ON LEASH WHEN NOT JUMPING.
Entry Fee: $40.00
2014 Large Canine Winner
“Odin” and Rick Shilling
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516. $5,000 Fifth Annual Groom’s Class
Friday, May 15, 2015
$2,500 HUNTER DIVISION- Class 500 section A
$2,500 JUMPER DIVISION- Class 500 Section B
• All Hunter and Jumper Grooms Eligible
• Judged on Horse Show attire and overall turnout
• Grooming Box or Backpack Inspection
• Professional Groom’s Horse Show attire
Prizes Awarded to Each Section:
1st Place: $1,200, Old Salem Farm Fleece Vest
and Professional Grooming box donated
by Mclain Ward, Inc. and Stronghold Equine Equipment
2nd Place: $800.00 and Old Salem Farm Fleece Vest
3rd Place: $500.00 and Old Salem Farm Fleece Vest
4th – 8th Place: Ribbon and Old Salem Farm Backpack
and complimentary lunch ticket to be used on Horse Show grounds.
Judging Panel: Three Judges will be announced
Class size can be limited at the discretion of the
Horse Show Management. Time of Class to be announced.
Entry Fee: $50.00
Groom’s Breakfast
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an exciting up front seat to the competition Tuesday – Sunday!
Country Breakfast Tuesday – Saturday 7:30 – 11:00
Farm Fresh Lunch Tuesday – Friday 12:00 - 3:00
Saturday Casual Luncheon – 12:00 - 3:00.
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JUMPER DIVISIONS
NOMINATION FEE: $250.00
All horses showing in the Jumper Division must be nominated and the nominating fee of $250 must be paid by the closing date of
entries for Children’s/Adult, Junior, Amateur Owner, Open Jumpers. A rotating jump order will be established.
Declarations: Declarations must be made in the Show Office on the appropriate form by 5:00 p.m. the day before the class is to be held.
Awards: Trophy and eight ribbons awarded in every class, unless otherwise specified.
Ties: Ties involving first place shall be jumped off. For all other ties, time taken to complete the first round will decide, unless otherwise
stated.
Time Allowed: Time allowed based on a minimum speed of 382 yards per minute.
Attire: All riders in Grand Prix Field Classes are requested to wear jackets (except Schooling Jumper) and formal attire is requested
for the Children’s Jumper Classic, Adult Amateur Jumper Classic, Junior Jumper Low Classic, Amateur Owner Jumper Low Classic,
Junior/Amateur Owner Medium Classic, Junior/Amateur Owner Jumper High Classic, and required for the Old Salem Grand Prix,
Old Salem Farm Speed Derby, Speed Derby of North Salem, Grand Prix of North Salem, Empire State Grand Prix, New York Welcome
Stake Grand Prix.
Courses: Courses may consist of any combination of the following: brush; gates; planks; liverpools; panels; oxers; post and rails; coops;
walls and natural obstacles including ditch; bank and water.
Poling & Animal Welfare: Manual poling and/or the use of bamboo pole offsets are prohibited. Any rider or trainer found poling or
using offsets and/or who, in the opinion of the judges or committee, uses their whip or spurs in an excessive manner will be immediately eliminated from the class where the incident occurred, be suspended from further showing for a twenty-four hour period and
will forfeit all entry fees for that class. Any horse upon which a violation of the manual poling and/or use of bamboo offset rule is
perpetrated will be suspended from competition for a twenty-four hour period starting from the time of incident and forfeit all entry
fees. Further violations by that exhibitor on the same horse or another horse will result in said exhibitor being barred from any further
competition at this Show. All incidents will be reported by USEF Steward to the USEF for possible further investigations.
Stabling: All horses competing in classes 510, 511, 512, 513 and 514, must be on the grounds for the 24 hour period prior to the scheduled start of the class. Check in time and place to be posted in the show office.
Championships: Champion and reserve will be awarded to the two horses scoring the most points in each of the following sections:
Children’s Jumper, Adult Amateur Jumper, Junior Jumper and Amateur Owner Jumper.
JUMPER FENCE HEIGHTS
1.10 m = 3'7" in height
1.15 m = 3'9" in height
1.20 m = 3'11" in height
1.25 m = 4'1" in height
1.30 m = 4'3" in height
1.35 m = 4'5" in height
1.40 m = 4'7" in height
1.45 m = 4'9" in height
1.50 m = 4'11" in height
1.55 m = 5'1" in height
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521. $20,000 Jumper Rider Challenge
A $20,000 cash prize will be awarded to the rider who accumulates the most points in
the Open Jumper Classes.
Riders will receive points for their best finish in each class, regardless of which horse they are riding (3 horses to be used
towards challenge). If more than 3 horses entered in class, rider must declare 3 horses being used for the Challenge. If no
horses declared before 5:00 PM the day before class is to be held, the first 3 horses entering the arena will become their
point horses. In the event of classes being split, the declared horses or first 3 in the first class will be counted for determining bonus points. Points will be awarded for the rider’s actual placing. Riders tied in any class will receive the points
assigned to that placing.
Open to all riders. Rider must be present for presentation of award immediately following the $100,000 Empire State Grand
Prix Sunday, May 17th.
In the event of a tie in the Old Salem Farm Spring Horse Show $20,000 Leading Jumper Rider Challenge, the placing in Class
#514 will determine the winner. If it remains tied after Class #514, winners will split prize.
1st – 50
4th – 30
7th – 18
Points to be awarded:
2nd – 40
5th– 25
8th – 16
10th – 12
Class points weighted as follows:
Class #423 424, 425, and 510, Week 1 & Week 2 – 1 x points
Class #511, 512 – 1.5 x points
Class #513, 514 – 2 x points
2014 Winner
Darragh Kenny
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3rd – 35
6th – 20
9th – 14 SCHOOLING JUMPER AND CHILDREN’S/ADULT AMATEUR
JUMPER DIVISIONS
Classes to be offered Weeks 1&2 unless otherwise noted.
SCHOOLING JUMPER
Open to any horse, no nomination required. Horses entered in Schooling or Training jumpers
may enter any other jumper class for which they are eligible. All clean rounds will be awarded a blue ribbon.
Schooling Jumper
Entry Fee: $100 per round
401. Schooling Jumper – 1.15m
Weather Permitting on Grand Prix Field
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CHILDREN’S/ADULT AMATEUR JUMPER
Open to horses shown by juniors or adults who possess current USEF amateur certification. Zone 2 rules apply and will be posted in
show office. Children’s Jumper and Adult Amateur Jumper classes will be run concurrently (except where specified) but will be pinned
separately. Horses showing in the Children’s and Adult Amateur Jumper classes must pay Nominating Fee of $250 and must be recorded with the USEF (see Jumper Division specifications). 1.10m.
To be eligible to show in class 502, the horse must have entered in at least one other class in the Children’s Jumper Section.
To be eligible to show in class 505, the horse must have entered in at least one other class in the Adult Amateur Jumper Section.
Children’s Jumper
Classes 402, 403: 1.10m
$125 $90 $65 $50 $50 $40 $40 $40
402. $500 Children’s Jumper - II, 2(b)
403. $500 Children’s Jumper - II, 2(c)
Adult Amateur Jumper
Classes 404, 405: 1.10m
$125 $90 $65 $50 $50 $40 $40 $40
404. $500 Adult Amateur Jumper - II, 2(b)
405. $500 Adult Amateur Jumper - II, 2(c)
CHILDREN’S JUMPER CHAMPION
Classes: 402, 403, 504
ADULT AMATEUR JUMPER CHAMPION
Classes: 404, 405, 505
Minors who do not have a valid driver’s license which allows them to operate a motorized vehicle in the state in
which they reside will not be permitted to operate a motorized vehicle of any kind, including, but not limited to,
golf carts, motorcycles, scooters, or farm utility vehicles, on the competition grounds of licensed competitions.
Minors who have a valid temporary license may operate the above described motorized vehicles as long as they
are accompanied by an adult with a valid driver’s license. The parent(s), legal guardian(s), or individual who
signs the entry blank as a parent or guardian of a minor operating a motorized vehicle in violation of this
rule are solely responsible for any damages, claims, losses or actions resulting from that operation. Violations
of this rule will be cause for sanctions against the parent(s), guardian(s) and/or trainer(s) who are responsible
for the child committing the offense. Penalties may include exclusion of the child, parent(s), guardian(s), and/
or trainer(s) from the competition grounds for the remainder of the competition and charges 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.
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504. $2,500 Marshall & Sterling
Children’s Jumper Classic
Entry Fee: $125.00
WEEK 1&2
Class Conditions
Conducted under Table II.2(a). Fences 1.15m. Formal Attire Requested.
Eligibility
To be ridden by a junior rider. To be eligible, a horse must have entered in at least one other class in the Children’s Jumper Section.
Awards
$750 $500 $350 $250 $200 $175 $150 $125
505. $2,500 Marshall & Sterling
Adult Amateur Jumper Classic
Entry Fee: $125.00
WEEK 1&2
Class Conditions
Conducted under Table II.2(a). Fences 1.15m. Formal Attire Requested.
Eligibility
To be ridden by an amateur rider. To be eligible, a horse must have entered in at least one other class in the
Adult Amateur Jumper Section.
Awards
$750 $500 $350 $250 $200 $175 $150 $125
class 504 & 505 are member events of the NAL and WIHS
Old Salem Farm Spring Horse Shows is pleased to announce that
the $50,000 Old Salem Farm Grand Prix on May 10th,
the $10,000 USHJA International Hunter Derby on May 16th
and the $100,000 Empire State Grand Prix on May 17th will all be
broadcast on the USEF Network.com presented by Smartpak.
You may watch these events LIVE as they happen at
www.USEFNetwork.com or www.oldsalemfarm.net.
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JUNIOR AND AMATEUR OWNER JUMPER DIVISIONS
Horses to be ridden by a junior or an amateur owner or an amateur member of the owner’s family who is no longer eligible to compete
as a junior. Horses and riders may not cross enter into Children’s/Adult Amateur Jumper. Classes may be split if entries warrant.
To be eligible to show in classes 507, 508 and 519, the horse must have entered in at least one Junior Jumper or Amateur Owner Jumper
class in the respective division.
Junior Jumper Low
Classes 406, 407: 1.20m
$250 $200 $150 $120 $100 $80 $50 $50
406. $1,000 Jr. Jumper Low-II, 2b
407. $1,000 Jr. Jumper Low-II, 2.1
Junior/Amateur Owner Jumper Medium
Classes 426, 427: 1.30m
$450 $300 $200 $150 $125 $100 $100 $75
426. $1,500 Jr./AO Jumper Medium-II, 2b
427. $1,500 Jr./AO Jumper Medium-II, 2.1
JUNIOR JUMPER LOW CHAMPION
Classes: 406, 407, 507
AMATEUR OWNER JUMPER MEDIUM CHAMPION
Classes: 426,427 and 519
Amateur Owner Jumper Low
Classes 408. 409: 1.20m
$250 $200 $150 $120 $100 $80 $50 $50
408. $1,000 A/O Jumper Low-II, 2b
409. $1,000 A/O Jumper Low-II, 2.1
Junior/Amateur Owner Jumper High
Classes 410, 411: 1.40m
$500 $400 $300 $240 $200 $160 $100 $100
410. $2,000 Jr Jumper High-II, 2b
411. $2,000 A/O Jumper High-II, 2.1
AMATEUR OWNER JUMPER LOW CHAMPION
Classes: 408, 409, 508
JUNIOR JUMPER/AMATEUR OWNER HIGH CHAMPION
Classes: 410, 411, 509
507. Junior Jumper Classic – Low
$5,000 Junior Jumper Classic – Low - Week 1 & Week 2
Entry Fee: $225.00
508. Amateur Owner Jumper Classic – Low
$5,000 Amateur Owner Jumper Classic – Low - Week 1 & Week 2
Entry Fee: $225.00
Class Conditions
Conducted and scored under Table II, 2(a). 1.25m
Eligibility
Entries to be shown by an amateur owner or a junior exhibitor. To be eligible, a horse must have entered in at least one Junior/Amateur
Owner Jumper Low class but cannot have shown in a Junior/Amateur Owner Jumper Medium or High class at the same show.
Weather permitting, the Grand Prix course and natural obstacles may be used.
Formal Attire Requested.
Awards
Twelve ribbons to be awarded.
$1,500 $1,000 $500 $400 $350 $300 $250 $250 $225 $225
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Show Jumping Hall of Fame Jumper Classic Series
The Show Jumping Hall of Fame Jumper Classic Series is designed to give amateur-owner and junior riders
an opportunity to compete at higher levels and serves as a proving ground for many riders
who aspire to someday represent the United States in international competition.
With classes at approximately 100 horse shows across the country, the Series hosts separate
junior and amateur-owner divisions in two Conferences—East and West.
Series standings are used to help determine junior and amateur-owner entries for
the National Horse Show and the Las Vegas National Horse Show.
Series winners receive year-end awards, and the Series offers Year-End Championship Finals
for junior and amateur-owner riders at the National Horse Show and the Las Vegas National Horse Show.
Any horse show offering a class that meets all the criteria set forth in the Series specifications
and has prize money of at least $1,000 is eligible to be part of the series.
The Show Jumping Hall of Fame Jumper Classic Series is sponsored by:
For more information, including complete Series specifications, please visit
www.ShowJumpingHallofFame.net.
DONATIONS
I would like to support the Show Jumping Hall of Fame.
Enclosed, please find my check for:
_____ $5,000
_____ $2,500
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_____ $500
$____ Other
Name____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Address_____________________________________________________City_______________________________State_____Zip_______
Phone_____________________________________Email__________________________________________________________________
Please mail check, payable to Show Juming Hall of Fame, to SHF, c/o Classic Communications, 38 Mechanic Street, Suite 101, Foxboro, MA 02035
The Show Jumping Hall of Fame and Museum, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. All contributions are tax-deductible to the full extent of the law.
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519. $7,500 Junior/ Amateur Owner
Jumper Classic – Medium
Week 1 & Week 2
Entry Fee: $275.00
Class Conditions
Conducted and scored under Table II, 2(a). 1.35m
Eligibility
Owner Jumper Medium class. Weather permitting, the Grand Prix course and natural obstacles may be used.
Formal Attire Requested.
Awards
$2,100 $1,350 $1,050 $660 $505 $440 $420 $400 $300 $275
509. Junior/Amateur Owner
Jumper Classic – High
Week 1 and 2
*Member Events of the Show Jumping Hall of Fame*
$15,000 Junior/Amateur Owner Jumper Classic – High
$15,000 Junior/Amateur Owner Jumper Classic – High
Entry Fee: $350.00
Class Conditions
Conducted and scored under Table II,2(a). 1.45m
Eligibility
Owner class. A horse/rider combination may not enter in both the Low, Medium and High Junior/Amateur Owner Jumper Classics in the
same week. Weather permitting, the Grand Prix course and natural obstacles may be used. Formal Attire Requested.
Awards
$4,500 $3,000 $1,500 $1,200 $1,050 $900 $900 $750 $600 $600
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The 5, 6 & 7 Year Old Young Jumper Divisions (YJC)
The Young Jumper program has been organized to provide an opportunity for tomorrow’s Grand Prix horses to compete in meaningful
competition against their peers. For YJC Program Rules and Specifications, visit www.youngjumpers.com
Horses competing in the 6 and 7 Year Old Young Jumpers are restricted to those who have never competed in an Open Jumper class
offering $25,000 in prize money.
Classes 412, 413, 414, 415, 417 II, 2b
Class 416 II, 2.1
5 Year Old Young Jumper
Entry Fee: $50.00 per class
Classes 412 & 413: $500
$120 $80 $60 $60 $50 $50 $40 $40
Entry Free $60.00 per class
Classes 414 & 415: $750
$200 $110 $90 $80 $75 $65 $65 $60
Entry Fee: $90.00
Class 416: $1,500
$450 $300 $200 $150 $125 $100 $100 $75
Class 417: $3,000
$750 $550 $400 $300 $250 $200 $200 $150 $100 $100
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Open Jumper Division
Open Jumper 1.20m
Classes 418-420: $275 $170 $120 $100 $95 $85 $80 $75
418.
$1,000 Open Jumper 1.20 II, 2.1
419.
$1,000 Open Jumper 1.20 II, 2b
420.
$1,000 Open Jumper 1.20 II, 2c
Open Jumper 1.35m
Entry Fee: $275.00
Class 423: $1,850 $1,375 $850 $525 $475 $350
$300 $275 $250 $250
423.
$6,500 Open Jumper 1.35m II, 2b
Open Jumper 1.40m
Entry Fee: $150.00
Class 424 & 425: $1,400 $900 $700 $440 $320 $280
$280 $280 $200 $200
424.
425.
Open Jumper 1.30m
Classes 421-422: $750 $550 $400 $300 $250 $200 $200
$150 $100 $100
421.
422.
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* NEW * 510. $15,000 Old Salem Farm Speed Derby
Presented by Miller MotorCars
Week 1
Entry Fee:$350.00
Class Conditions:
Conducted and scored under Table III Class. Fences 1.40m.
Eligibility
No restrictions by previous winnings or classes entered at horse show.
Weather permitting the grass field and natural obstacles may be used.
Formal attire required.
Awards
$4,500 $3,200 $1,920 $1,200 $900
$725 $550
$425
$425
$385
$385
$385
510. $20,000 Speed Derby of North Salem
Presented by Miller MotorCars
Week 2
Entry Fee: $400.00
Class Conditions:
Conducted and scored under Table III Class. Fences 1.40m.
Eligibility
No restrictions by previous winnings or classes entered at horse show.
Weather permitting the grass field and natural obstacles may be used.
Formal attire required.
Awards
$6,000 $4,000 $2,000 $1,400 $1,200 $1,000 $1,000 $800 $800 $600 $600 $600
2014 Winner
“Zander” and McLain Ward
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511. $35,000 New York Welcome Stake Grand Prix
Week 1
Entry Fee: $550.00
512. $35,000 Grand Prix of North Salem
Week 2
Entry Fee: $550.00
Class Conditions For Class 511 & 512
Conducted and scored under Table II,2(a) and to be held at the National Standard.
Eligibility
No restrictions by previous winnings or classes entered at this Horse Show.
Weather permitting, the Grand Prix course and natural obstacles may be used. Formal attire required.
Awards
Twelve Ribbons to be Awarded
$10,500 $7,700 $4,550 $2,800 $2,100 $1,750 $1,400 $1,050 $1,050 $700 $700 $700
All Grand Prix held at
this show are eligible
for inclusion on the
Rolex/USEF Show
Jumping Ranking List.
Certification Number 15094
Rolex/USEF Show
WEEK 1
WEEK 2
2014 Winner
“Prof De La Rogue” and Darragh Kenny - Week 1
“Sans Souci Z” and Darragh Kenny- Week 2
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513. $50,000 Old Salem Farm
Grand Prix
Presented by The Kincade Group
Entry Fee: $750.00
WEEK 1
Class Conditions
Conducted and scored under Table II, 2(a) and to be held at the National Standard.
Eligibility
Awards
$15,000 $11,000 $6,500 $4,000 $3,000 $2,500 $2,000 $1,500
$1,500 $1,000 $1,000 $1,000
Rolex/USEF Show
2014 Winner
“Nice De Prissey” and Brianne Goutal
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514. $100,000 Empire State
Grand Prix
Presented by The Kincade Group
Entry Fee: $950.00
WEEK 2
Class Conditions
Conducted and scored under Table II, 2(a) and to be held at the National Standard .
Eligibility
Awards
$30,000 $22,000 $13,000 $8,000 $6,000 $5,000 $4,000 $3,000
$3,000 $2,000 $2,000 $2,000
Rolex/USEF Show
2014 Winner
“HH Cannavaro” and McLain Ward
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RULES AND REGULATIONS
EVERY CLASS OFFERED HEREIN WHICH IS COVERED BY THE RULES AND SPECIFICATIONS OF THE CURRENT USEF RULE BOOK
WILL BE CONDUCTED AND JUDGED IN ACCORDANCE THEREWITH. ALL MEASUREMENT CARDS, AMATEUR CARDS, NECESSARY
ASSOCIATION NUMBERS AND SIGNATURES MUST APPEAR ON ALL ENTRY BLANKS, ACCOMPANIED BY A FORM OF PAYMENT,
BEFORE ANY ENTRY WILL BE PROCESSED AND RIDER NUMBER GIVEN OUT.
1. Entries close Monday, April 6, 2015 5 pm, for the Old Salem Farm Horse Shows. All entries received after 5pm Monday, April 6, 2015 will be
considered late and be charged $100.00 per late entry. No phone entries will be accepted. No faxed entries will be accepted. Office and stall fees must
be paid by the closing date of entries accompanied by an open check for remaining fees. Visa and Master Card credit cards submitted will be charged
for stall fees. For prize list and horse show information from 9:00 AM-5:00 PM: Phone (914) 669-5610.
2. A Ship-In fee of $90.00 will be assessed to those entries who are showing but not purchasing a stall. This is a one-time fee.
3. Temporary stabling available for $260 Standard & $350 Premium per stall, which must be paid in full by the closing date of entries. Stalls are under tents
or in the indoor ring and are vinyl type with doors. No initial bedding provided. Stabling is limited, so Management reserves the right to limit the number
of tack and/or grooming stalls assigned. Due to strict fire regulations, NO EXTENSION CORDS ALLOWED! No refunds on stalls after the closing date
of entries. NYS Sales tax will be charged where applicable.
4. Scratches: A horse scratched prior to closing of entries will receive a full refund.
Hunter and Equitation Horses: Once past the closing date of entries, horses may be scratched by written notice to the Show Secretary one hour prior to the
start of the section being scratched. Once the show has started, horses which are not shown in classes in which they are entered will forfeit their entry fees.
Once a horse has shown, in order to qualify for a refund of individual “Per Class” entries, a scratch sheet must be filled out and presented to the Show
Secretary accompanied by a certificate signed by the Show Veterinarian. Once a horse has shown in any one class of a division which requires a “Division
Only” entry, division fees will not be refunded. When this process is complete, the class entry fee will be refunded or credited less a $90.00 office fee.
Nominated jumpers: Once past the closing date of entries, horses may be scratched by written notice to the Show Secretary one hour prior to the classes
being scratched. Nomination fee and class entry fee will be refunded or credited less a $90.00 office fee. No refunds on stalls after the closing date of
entries.
5. Ring dimensions and footing: Hunter Ring 140' x 250', Sand Ring 150' x 250'; Footing in all rings and schooling areas is drainage mats, sand and fibermix. Grand Prix Field 350' x 450', footing bluegrass mix turf.
6. Poling & Animal Welfare: Manual poling and/or the use of bamboo pole offsets are prohibited. Any rider or trainer found poling or using offsets and/or
who, in the opinion of the judges or committee, uses their whip or spurs in an excessive manner will be immediately eliminated from the class where the
incident occurred, be suspended from further showing for a twenty-four hour period and will forfeit all entry fees for that class. Any horse upon which a
violation of the manual poling and/or use of bamboo offset rule is perpetrated will be suspended from competition for a twenty-four hour period starting
from the time of incident and forfeit all entry fees. Further violations by that exhibitor on the same horse or another horse will result in said exhibitor
being barred from any further competition at this Show.
All incidents will be reported by USEF Stewards to the USEF for possible further investigations.
7. Formal attire for Hunter classes: scarlet, black or dark blue coat; white shirt with white stock, tie, or choker; white, buff, or canary breeches; hunt cap,
derby or hunting silk hat. Formal attire for Jumper classes: scarlet, black, dark blue or dark green coat; white shirt with white stock, tie or choker; white
, fawn or canary breeches; hunt cap; black or brown boots. Hard hats must be worn at all times while riding and juniors must wear protective headgear
in accordance with USEF Rules.
8. Prize money will be mailed in the form of a check, made payable to the owner or other designee listed on the entry blank, no later than 30 days after
the last show day. A U. S. Social Security or Federal ID number is required before any prize money will be paid. Checks void after 60 days and the Horse
Show will not stop payment or duplicate awards for any lost check.
9. A fine of $100.00 plus collection fees, will be assessed for all non-negotiable checks. Foreign competitors are required to pay in US funds to avoid
discount charges.
10. The Management reserves the right to cancel, combine or split any class if entries warrant or the rules of the USEF require it. The Management also
reserves the right to: limit the number of entries accepted, which will be done on a first come, first serve basis; change the location of any classes and to
alter courses and/or fences if necessary; to decline any entry before the start of the show without being liable for compensation; change the start times of
any ring from what is indicated on time schedule.
11. The Management reserves the right to restrict the area of the courtesy circle by Mandatory Line which will be indicated on course diagrams and posted
at least one hour before the class is to begin. Jumping orders will be established in accordance with USEF JP112 where the horses names will be drawn individually starting with the first position then working down. Riders who have conflicts should see the Starters so that necessary adjustments can be made.
12. Parking provided on the Show grounds only in areas designated by Management. Campers, motor homes and trailers cannot be accommodated on
the Show grounds. Except for “day-trippers”, horse trailers, vans, etc. will be allowed on the grounds only for loading and unloading.
13. No Dogs or other pets allowed on the grounds unless they are leashed and under control. Unrestrained pets will be impounded and released only
upon payment of a $50.00 fine.
14. Equine Health Requirements/Protocols: All horses (competing or not) that enter the grounds must have available for inspection: Negative
Coggins within one year (required) and a statement of health signed and dated by a licensed veterinarian within 7 days of arrival of Old Salem Farm
Show Grounds. The statement of health must show the horse/pony has been enrolled in a regular and consistent program of vaccination against
EHV-1 with the most recent booster being within 180 days. The statement of health must state that the horse/pony have not shown symptoms of or
been treated for EHV-1 in the past 28 days nor has been exposed to any horse/pony being treated for or show symptoms of EHV-1. Horses traveling
from other than New York State require a certificate of health. Every animal entered for competition or on the show grounds, shall be under the control
of the Horse Show Management. Old Salem Farm, its owners, employees, agents, show committee and sponsors shall not be liable or responsible for any
loss or damage to any animal, person or property, which may occur for any reason during the show and it shall be a condition of entry that each exhibitor
hold Old Salem Farm, its owners, agents, employees and the USEF blameless for any accident or loss which may occur by fire or otherwise.
15. Should any question or dispute arise not provided for in these rules, the decision of the Horse Show Management shall be final and adhered to by the
agreement of a signed entry blank.
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16. All exhibitors in the Pony and Junior Hunter divisions must present their measurement cards at the office before numbers are released. All Pony or
Junior Hunters who do not possess a current measurement card will be measured at a time and place to be announced. PLEASE INCLUDE COPIES OF
MEASUREMENT CARDS WITH ENTRIES TO FACILITATE PROCESSING.
17. 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 Old Salem Farm
(Competition). 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
Life, senior active and junior active members shall be eligible to participate in all classes at Regular Competitions, Eventing Competitions at
the Preliminary Level or above and Combined Driving Competitions at the Advanced Level, Dressage, Reining and Vaulting Competitions and
Endurance Rides. A nonmember may participate as a handler, rider, driver, owner, lessee, agent, coach or trainer at Regular Competitions, Eventing
Competitions, Dressage Competitions, Reining Competitions and Combined Driving Competitions upon payment of a $30 Showpass registration
fee. Participants in the following classes are exempted from the Requirements of this rule: 1) leadline; 2) exhibitions; 3) games and races; 4) classes
for 4-H members; 5) walk trot and academy classes (academy classes are classes limited to horses used regularly in a lesson program); 6) USDF
introductory level tests, pas de deux and quadrille classes; 7) NRHA Endorsed Reining Competitions. 8) Opportunity classes, 9) citizens of other
nations who have proof, in English, of current membership in good standing of their own National Federation, 10) USEA beginner novice division;
and 11) assistant handlers in Dressage Sport Horse Breeding classes.
INFORMATION: tel 914-669-5610 or www.oldsalemfarm.net
FedEx / Shipping:
Old Salem Farm
190 June Road
North Salem, NY 10560 U.S. Postal
Old Salem Farm
P.O. Box 317
North Salem, NY 10560
DIRECTIONS: From New York Interstate 84 or 287, take Interstate 684 to Exit 8, Hardscrabble Road. Turn right at stop sign, travel east 3.1 miles
to end; turn right.
ACCOMMODATIONS
Crowne Plaza: Danbury, CT
(203) 794-0600
Holiday Inn Express: Danbury, CT
(866) 538-1369
Ethan Allen Inn: Danbury, CT
(866) 538-0187
Holiday Inn Mt. Kisco: Mt. Kisco, NY
(914) 241-2600
Heidi’s Inn: Brewster, NY
(845) 279-8011
Spring Hill Suites by Marriot: Danbury, CT
(203) 744-7333
Hilton Gardens: Danbury, CT
(203) 205-2000
Residence Inn Marriot: Danbury, CT
(203 )797-1256
All Horse Show photos credit: The Book, LLC
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Old Salem Farm
Spring Horse Shows
EQUINE HEALTH REQUIREMENTS/PROTOCOLS
1) ALL HORSES BEING BROUGHT ON THE SHOW GROUNDS OF OLD SALEM FARM MUST BE
ACCOMPANIED BY A “STATEMENT OF HEALTH” PRIOR TO UNLOADING.
a) The “Statement of Health” must be signed and dated by a Licensed Veterinarian within seven (7) days of
arrival of Old Salem Farm Show grounds.
b) The “Statement of Health” must show that the following horse:
2) Been enrolled in a regular and consistent program of vaccination against EHV-1 with the most recent booster
being within 180 days.
3) Have not shown symptoms of or been treated for EHV-1 within the past 28 days.
4) Have not been exposed to any horses or ponies that have been treated for or shown symptoms of EHV-1 within
the past 28 days.
5) Negative Coggins within one year.
6) Horses traveling from other than New York State require a Certificate of Health.
HEALTH PROTOCOLS:
•
Please be mindful of routine biosecurity measures to prevent any potential spread of contagious diseases
•
Avoid nose to nose contact between horses from different stables.
•
Avoid shared or communal water buckets.
NOTE:
Please feel free to contact our show veterinarian with any questions regarding these requirements.
Miller and Associates/ Dr. Kit Miller, DVM
914-276-1260
These requirements have been drafted by the management from this horse show in consultation with our show
veterinarian and the New York State division of Animal Industry.
The horse show manager reserves the right to request horses by subject to examination by a licensed veterinarian
in determining whether such animals are, or have been infected/exposed, or are likely to become infected with an
infectious or contagious disease. All exhibitors are encouraged to review the equine health transport requirements for
New York State prior to arrival. These requirements are for the safety of all horses entering the horse show facility.
190 June Road, North Salem, NY 10560 • 914-669-5610
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WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP HUNTER RIDER
Be part of the fun
in 2015!
Welcome to the 2015
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Thank you to the exhibitors and managers who make this program so successful. All of the competitions listed below have
been selected as 2015 WCHR Member Events and are eligible for inclusion in Regional and National point standings.
CENTRAL MOUNTAIN
Scottsdale Spring Classic
Scottsdale, AZ • March 18-22
GO Tulsa Spring Horse Show
Tulsa, OK • April 15-19
Colorado Springs
Spring Classic
Colorado Springs, CO • May 14-17
Summer in the Rockies III
Parker, CO • June 17-21
Summer in the Rockies V
Parker, CO • July 7-12
GO Preview Horse Show
Oklahoma City, OK • July 15-19
GO Horse Show
Oklahoma City, OK • July 22-26
Colorado Springs Fall Classic
Colorado Springs, CO • Sept. 10-13
MIDWEST
Kentucky Spring Horse Show
Lexington, KY • May 6-10
Country Heir II
Lexington, KY • June 10-14
Showplace Spring
Spectacular III
Wayne, IL • June 16-21
Kentucky Summer
Horse Show
Lexington, KY • July 22-26
Equifest II
Wayne, IL • July 28-August 2
Traders Point Hunt
Charity Horse Show
Zionsville, IN • August 4-9
Bluegrass Festival
Lexington, KY • August 11-16
MID ATLANTIC
Lexington Spring Premiere
Lexington, VA • April 22-26
Keswick Horse Show
Keswick, VA • May 12-17
Upperville Colt & Horse Show
Upperville, VA • June 1-7
Loudoun Benefit Horse Show
Upperville, VA • June 10-14
Brandywine Valley Summer Series
Devon, PA • June 23-28
Lexington National Horse Show
Lexington, VA • August 5-9
Middleburg Classic
Leesburg, VA • Sept.16-20
NORTHEAST
Garden State Horse Show
Augusta, NJ • April 29-May 3
Old Salem Farm
North Salem, NY • May 12-17
Fairfield County Hunt Club
June Benefit
Westport, CT • June 16-20
Lake Placid Horse Show
Lake Placid, NY • June 23-28
Manchester Classic
East Dorset, VT • July 15-19
Hampton Classic Horse Show
Bridgehampton, NY • Aug. 23-30
For more information contact
Sarah Fishback at [email protected]
or (859) 225-6720.
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NORTHWEST
Spring National Hunter
Monroe, WA • April 7-12
Pacific Northwest Hunter
& Jumper
Monroe, WA • May 13-17
Thunderbird Showpark
Canadian Premier
Langley, BC • May 20-24
Early Summer H/J Classic #2
Wilsonville, OR • June 17-21
Oregon High Desert Classic #2
Bend, OR • July 22-26
Thunderbird Showpark Summer
Fort Festival
Langley, BC • August 19-23
Northwest Spectacular
Wilsonville, OR • August 26-30
Northwest Autumn Classic
Monroe, WA • September 9-13
SOUTHEAST
ESP WEF VI
Wellington, FL • February 11-15
Ocala Winter Finals
Ocala, FL • March 3-8
Gulf Coast V Sunshine Classic
Gulfport, MS • March 4-8
Aiken Spring Classic
Aiken, SC • April 22-26
Atlanta Spring Challenge
Conyers, GA • May 13-17
Atlanta Summer Classic I
Conyers, GA • June 10-14
NCHJA Annual Horse Show
Raleigh, NC • June 24-28
Blowing Rock Charity Horse Show I
Blowing Rock, NC • July 21-26
SOUTHWEST
HITS Desert Circuit III
Thermal, CA • Jan. 27- Feb.1
SOUTH CENTRAL
Blenheim Spring Classic II
Great Southwest Winter Series II San Juan Capistrano, CA • Apr. 1-5
Katy, TX • February 4-8
Del Mar National Horse Show
Pin Oak Charity Horse Show II Del Mar, CA • April 28-May 3
Katy, TX • March 24-29
Showpark Ranch & Coast
Spring Gathering Charity
Del Mar, CA • May 5-10
Horse Show
Blenheim June Classic I
Katy, TX • April 1-5
San Juan Capistrano, CA • June 3-7
Texas Shoot-Out
Giant Steps Charity Classic
Tyler, TX • April 22-26
Petaluma, CA • July 28-Aug. 2
Lone Star Round Up II
Menlo Charity Horse Show
Tyler, TX • April 29-May 3
Atherton, CA • August 4-9
Show Jumping Classic
NATIONAL
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Texas Rose Sport Horse Cup
Devon, PA • May 21-31
Tyler, TX • September 2-6
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