Saratoga Springs Horse Show

 DEFINITIONS, SPECIFICATIONS, AND ELIGIBILITY All Classes held in accordance with the USEF rules
HUNTER SECTIONS
Hunter Courses: The course offered will consist of at least 8
jumps with one or two changes of direction. The fences will
simulate obstacles found in the hunt field, including brush,
post and rail, walls, gates, coops, and in-and-outs.
Over Fences Classes: All over fences classes will be judged
on performance and soundness. Conformation, if applicable,
will be specified with the appropriate classes. Manners will be
emphasized in the Adult Hunter, Amateur Owner Hunter,
Junior Hunter, and Pony Hunter Sections. Extreme speed
will be penalized in the Junior Hunter and Pony Hunter Sections. Suitability of the pony to the rider will be emphasized in
the Pony Hunter Section.
Under Saddle Classes: Entries to be shown at a walk, trot,
and canter both ways of the ring. Light contact with the horse’s
mouth is required. Horses should be obedient, alert, and
move freely. They should not be eliminated for slight errors.
No martingales are permitted. In Regular, Amateur Owner,
Junior, and Pony Hunter Sections, entries may be asked to
hand gallop collectively one way of the ring, at the judge’s
discretion. No more than 8 entries shall be asked to hand
gallop at one time.
Jogging
The follow hunter sections will not be jogged: Pre-Green,
Adult Amateur, Children’s Hunter, Low, Open, Schooling, Baby Green, Special Child/Adult, Modified, Modified Child/Adult,
and Short Stirrup.
its first two consecutive years of showing that has never
shown over fences 3’6” or higher. Fence height is not to
exceed 3’3”. Horses may not cross enter any division where
the fences are 3’6” or higher at the same competition. To be
judged on performance, soundness and way of going, Horses are not to jog. A year-end award will be presented annually in this division. Horses that are otherwise eligible may
return to pre-green after a first year green reinstatement.
Adult Amateur Hunter: To be run under current USEF Zone
II specifications. (Specifications will be posted in the Secretary’s Office.)
Children’s Hunter: To be run under current USEF Zone II
specifications. (Specifications will be posted in the Secretary’s Office.)
Low Hunter: Open to horses and ponies of any age regardless of prior winnings and qualifications. Fences at 3’0”
Open Hunter: Open to horses and ponies of any age regardless of prior winnings and qualifications. Fences at
2 ’ 3 ” s e c t i o n a n d 2’6” section.
Modified Child/Adult: Open to all horses and ponies ridden by
Junior or Amateur riders. Those entering this division at a given
show are not eligible for any other class in which fence height
exceeds 3’3” at that show. Section will be divided is entries warrant.
Schooling Hunter: Open to all horses, ponies and riders.
Hunter Championships: Champion and Reserve will be Fences at 2’6”
awarded to the top two of the four horses that acquire the
most points over fences. In addition to these points, only Baby Green Hunter: A horse of any age in its 1st year of
these four horses receive half points for ribbons won in Model showing
classes and full points for ribbons won in one Under Saddle class. In case of a tie score, the Championship and/or Special Hunter: Open to all horses and ponies ridden by
Reserve is awarded to the horse that accumulated the most Junior riders who are eligible for the Children’s Hunter divipoints over fences. If horses have an equal number of points sion and who have not shown over a course at a recogover fences and no points under saddle, the tied horse must nized horse show where fences exceed 3’0”. Open to Adult
be shown at a walk, trot and canter. Competitors may be Amateur riders who, as of December 1st of the current show
asked to hand gallop at the discretion of the judge. year, have not won six blue ribbons at USEF recognized
(Exception: Green Hunters)
shows in Adult Equitation classes. Adult Amateurs who have
won six blue ribbons are eligible for this division if, as of DePre Green Hunter: A pre-green hunter is a horse of any age in cember 1st of the current show year, they have not shown in
31 rider does not designate their Rolex/USEF Show Jumping
Ranking List horse prior to the start of the competition, his/her
Rolex/USEF Show Jumping Ranking List horse will be the first
horse he/she rides in the competition. Riders are not limited to
the number of horses they may ride.
classes with fences 3’ or higher at more than three USEF
recognized horse shows within the past two years. Those
entering this division at a given show are not eligible for any
other class in which fence height exceeds 2’9” at that show.
Fence height shall not exceed 2’6”. The course will not include any combinations. The division shall include at least
two fence classes and one under saddle class. Classes
may be split into two sections, children and adult, at the discretion of the horse show management.
Ties: All ties involving first place will be jumped off as specified. In all other cases, first round time will be used to
break all ties. Ties involving Championships will remain tied.
Time Allowed: The Time Allowed will be based on a speed
of 360 yards per minute for Preliminary Jumpers and 382
yards per minute for all other sections. The Time Allowed
may be adjusted accordingly.
Saratoga Hunter- Fences 2’3” section and 2’6” section. No
in-and-outs. Section will be divided if entries warrant.
CDHJC Working Hunter: Open to all horses regardless of
prior winnings. Fence height 3’3” or 3’6” with spreads not to
exceed the fence height. At management’s discretion, horse
shows may run these classes at two heights; both heights to be
pinned as one class. At this show, 3’3” and 3’6” Performance
Hunter Divisions will count for CDHJC Working Hunter points.
Championships: Championships points will be awarded as
follows:
1 = 10 points
4 = 2 points
2 = 6 points
5 = 1 point
3 = 4 points
6 = 0.5 point
CDHJC Rated Divisions:
A/O Hunters, A/O 3’3” Hunters, Junior Hunters, Pony Hunters, Adult Amateur Hunters, Children’s Hunter Horse, Children’s Hunter Pony, CDHJC Working Hunters, 3’3” and 3’6”
Performance Hunters, Low Hunters, Open Eq. 14 & Under
on the flat, Open Eq. 15-17, Symmes Medal, Adult Eq., Children’s Jumpers, Adult Amateur Jumpers, Low Child/Adult
Jumpers, and Special Hunter.
The following fence dimensions define each height:
Dimension
0.70m
0.75m
0.80m
0.85m
0.90m
0.95m
1.00m
1.05m
1.10m
1.15m
1.20m
1.25m
1.30m
1.35m
1.40m
1.45m
1.50m
1.55m
1.60m
Ralph P. Symmes Medal. Open to Junior Members of the
CDHJC. Fences which will be a minimum of 3’ and a maximum of 3’3” In addition to the High Score Awards pointed
classes, all member shows will be required to offer the Ralph
P. Symmes Medal Class. A show may elect to use the flat
phase in addition to the fence class, but only on a 50/50 basis. A complete list of all entrants must accompany show results. The entry fee for this class will be the same as that for a
regular open equitation class. A minimum of six ribbons must
be awarded. A minimum of three (3) riders must complete the
course in order for the class to be valid. One (1) win or a total
of five (5) points qualifies a rider for the Finals. Points are as
follows: 1st=5 pts., 2nd=3 pts., 3rd=2 pts., 4th=1 pt. The Annual CDHJC Show may choose to offer multiple Symmes
classes. Riders may continue to ride in the Symmes Class
after qualifying for the finals. The Symmes Finals Medal
Class may be won by an individual only once. A final class
will be held at a designated show for those riders who qualify.
The finals will consist of a jumping phase followed by a flat
phase for the riders selected at the discretion of the judge.
Each phase will count 50%. Qualified riders will be sent an
invitation to ride in this class and only those riders so invited
will be eligible to ride.
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
Fence Height
2’3”
2’5”
2’7”
2’9”
2’11”
3’1”
3’3”
3’5”
3’7”
3’9”
3’11”
4’1”
4’3”
4’5”
4’7”
4’9”
4’11”
5’1”
5’3”
JUMPER SECTIONS
JP101 Horse Recording
The Federation maintains records of winnings in classes at
licensed competitions. Jumpers must be recorded with the
Federation in order to receive points towards any USEF or
USHJA Zone or Horse of the Year awards. Any change of a
recorded horse’s name and/or ownership must be recorded
with Federation in accordance with GR1105 and GR1107.
Designation of Rolex/USEF Show Jumping Ranking List
Horse: If riding more than one horse, a rider is required to
specify his/her Rolex/USEF Show Jumping Ranking List horse
when making declarations and must ride his/her Rolex/USEF
Show Jumping Ranking List horse first. If a rider scratches his/
her Rolex/USEF Show Jumping Ranking List, his/her second
horse will move into this place in the jumping order, and will
become his/her Rolex/USEF Show Jumping Ranking List. If a
32 TCRA Junior Medal / THIS National Children’s Medal.
Open to all Junior members of the USEF and Equine Canada who have never competed in any of the following National Equitation Final with fences at 3'6": Pessoa/US Medal;
ASPCA Maclay; USEF Talent Search (East or West); Jump
Canada Medal Finals; WIHS Junior Equitation Finals; Hunterdon Cup; North American Equitation Championship. To be
shown over a minimum of eight fences 2'9" to 3' in height,
spread not to exceed fence height. The course may be either a Jumper or Hunter type course and must include at
least two changes of direction and a combination. Water
obstacles (i.e.; water jump, liver pool) are not permitted. The
top four riders are required to perform at least two individual
tests from USEF Tests 1-19. An Open Numerical Scoring
System must be used in the first round, with each rider's
score announced at the completion of their round. There is
no minimum requirement to fill the class. Approximately forty
riders will be invited to compete in the finals and will be chosen as follows; the high point rider in each of the regional
series will be invited, along with additional riders working
from the top down on the National Standings list for the qualifying period. Any unfilled slots will be chosen by continuing
down the National Standings list.
This class will count toward open Jr. Equitation year end
points. (THIS = Taylor Harris Insurance Services)
GENERAL INFORMATION, RULES AND REGULATIONS
This show is a regular Member of the USEF.
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. USEF – CONDITIONS of COMPETITION
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 Show Pass 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
carriage or equipment at the Show. All owners and exhibitors shall be held responsible for any damage incurred by
them, their agents or employees to stalls, buildings and
other properties on the show grounds, and shall be billed
accordingly.
Every horse entered herein for competition will be under
the control of the Horse Show Management, but the
Show Management will in no case be responsible for any
loss of damage that may occur, and it shall be a condition
of entry that each exhibitor shall hold the horse show and
the officials, employees, directors, officers, sponsoring
entities of the horse show and the facilities at which the
horse show is held blameless for any loss or accident to
his horse(s), employee(s), or equipment which may occur
from sickness, fire or other cause.
The Horse Show Executives reserves the right to itself to interpret all questions and conditions in regard to. arising out of, or incident to the show without claims for damages or recourse of any kind.
Should any question arise that is not provided for in
the rules, the same shall be referred to the Show
committee whose decision shall be final.
Be sure to include your USEF Membership Number and the
USEF Membership Number of your trainer on the entry form.
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 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,
cablecasts, 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.
The Horse Show Management reserves to itself the
right to limit entries in any class, section or division,
to refuse, accept conditionally, or to cancel any entries; disqualifying any riders or exhibitors, prohibit
exhibition of entries, and cancel award prizes, without any claim for damages; to change any course, to
add a dotted line, to cancel or combine any unfilled
classes, or to reschedule classes, after due notice to
exhibitors; to change rings or rotate judges; to
change specifications in jumper classes as competition warrants.
NYRA REVOCABLE LICENSE MUST BE SIGNED
In compliance with the New York Racing Association’s 2015
contract, no horse can come upon the Saratoga Race Course
for stabling without a completed and signed REVOCABLE
LICENSE TO USE NYRA FACILITIES FOR THE 2014 SARATOGA SPRINGS HORSE SHOW AND RELEASE AND
WAIVER OF LIABILITY AND INDEMNIFICATION AGREEMENT.
Any horse discovered without the REVOCABLE LICENSE will
be removed from the premises.
HEALTH CERTIFICATES
The requirements to gain entry into a NYRA racetrack
and our show grounds are as follows:
LIABILITIES AND DECISIONS
The Committee will not be responsible for any accident that
may occur to any rider, driver, groom or attendants, animal,
33 1.
A 72-hour health certificate with each horse’s
with temperature clearly written thereon.
2.
Statements on the health certificate that the horse
listed has NOT originated from a barn with an active
EHV-1 and EHV-4 infection and has NOT had a fever
within the last 21 days.
3.
Proof of vaccination for each horse on the health certificate against EHV-1 and EHV-4 no less than 14
4.
considered owners in connection with this membership requirement. In the event of an entry under multiple ownership, only
one owner need be a Member or pay a Show Pass fee. The
competition is responsible for listing either the active member or
the owner that paid the Show Pass fee in the results. The competitions will be responsible for forwarding copies of all Show
Pass forms completed at the competition to the Federation with
the post competition report. Payment of Show Pass fees for
purposes of competing does not entitle the individual to any
other privileges of USEF membership. EC 11/18/13 Effective
12/1/13.
days and no more than 90 days upon arrival at the Saratoga Springs Horse Show.
A current negative Coggins.
Present these at the Stabling Office before unloading—do not
send with entries.
ENTRIES
All entries must be postmarked April 6, 2015 and received by
April 10, 2015. Any entries received after April 10, 2015 will be
charged a $30 post entry fee. Stall and Service Fees must accompany entries.
GR206 Non-Member Fee
1. Federation Show Pass fee. The amount of the Show Pass
fee will be established annually by the Federation. Unless otherwise established, the fee will be $30 and must be collected by
all appropriate competitions and remitted to the Federation (for
exceptions see GR901.9). Non-US citizens who are members in
good standing of their National Federations are exempt from
payment of the Federation Show Pass fee. EC 11/18/13 Effective 12/1/13
Entry blanks will be accepted only when filled out completely
and signed by the owner (or his authorized agent), rider(s), and
the trainer, and accompanied by payment for the required fees
in US funds. No acknowledgments can be mailed without the
receipt of these fees. Separate check must be submitted for
each week.
Please fill out the entry blank completely including a phone
number. Without a phone number we cannot contact you about
errors or questions involving stabling, without a zip code we
cannot place you on our mailing list.
CANADIAN EXHIBITORS
The legend “U.S. Funds” must be preprinted on the face
of any Canadian check drawn on a Canadian bank and
used to pay any fees for the Saratoga Springs Horse
Show. Canadian Exhibitors are urged to contact their
banking institution prior to sending entries, as entries
received that do not adhere to this policy will be returned.
There will be NO EXCEPTIONS to this policy.
Unsigned, incomplete or illegible entry blanks or entry blanks
not accompanied by a check will be returned. Under no condition will the show consider itself responsible for entries refused
because of failure to comply with these requests.
Leaving the class area “blank” constitutes an entry.
NON-NEGOTIABLE CHECKS
A processing fee of $50.00 or 10% of the check amount, whichever is greater plus bank/collection fees will be made for all non
-negotiable checks. Upon notification of a returned check, account will be given three days to make full payment, including
the penalty, which must be paid in certified funds, cashier’s
check or money order. Overnight mail service is advised in order to avoid notification of the sanctioning organizations for
disciplinary action. Foreign Entrants, please pay in U.S. FUNDS
to avoid discount charges.
A horse may be entered as “Non-Showing” on the original entry form at the time the entry blank is submitted by writing “Non
-Showing” in the area of the entry blank where classes would
normally be entered. An Official “Non-showing Horse” who
ultimately enters the horse show and competes is considered a
post entry.
All barn splits must be in the show office by noon Friday.
There will be an office service fee of $45 per entry.
There will be a $50 scratch fee for special events scratched
on the day of that event.
Management may require: 1) Horses to enter and compete in
two classes to be eligible for the stake or largest money class
2) All Jumper Classes offering prize money require four entries
or class will be given no prize money and no nomination fee will
be charged for that class. 3) JR/A-O Jumper Classics require
six entries in each section otherwise the class will run and pin
as a JR/AO High/Low with prize money and entry fee to correspond to section. 4) Children & Adult Jumper Classics require
six entries in each section otherwise the class will run as a combined Classic with Children's prize money and entry fee. 5) All
Hunter Classics require six entries or the classes may be combined or cancelled
NON-MEMBERS OF THE USEF
GR205 Participation
A non-member, who wishes to participate as a rider, driver,
handler, vaulter, longeur, owner, lessee, agent, coach or trainer
at Regular Competitions, Eventing Competitions at the Preliminary Level or above, Dressage Competitions, Endurance Rides,
Reining Competitions, Vaulting Competitions, and Combined
Driving Competitions at the Advanced Level, must pay a Show
Pass fee for each competition in which competing. Lessees are
34 REFUNDS
Once a horse is entered and accepted by the show, it may not
be withdrawn from competition without the permission of Management. Exhibitors shall be held responsible for entry, stabling
and nomination fees of all horses entered by them or their
agents on the entry closing date. Horses entered may not be
scratched without a veterinarian’s certificate or physician’s certificate for equitation riders or amateur owner riders. When
valid notification is received, the entry fee will be refunded or
dropped less a $50 office processing fee. Nomination fees will
not be refunded under any circumstances.
Horses that are not shown in classes in which they are entered
will forfeit their fees except if a horse becomes ill or is injured
prior to the class or classes entered. In this case, a scratch
sheet must be filled out and must be presented to the Show
Office prior to the class or classes being scratched.
Stabling fees will not be refunded.
STABLING
No stall will be reserved without receipt of stall fees with entries.
All stalls are of permanent construction with Dutch doors and
will be $215 each. Initial bedding will not be provided. One
horse per stall, no exceptions (no sharing of stalls)
All electrical installation and connections must meet all state
and county codes. Aisles shall be maintained clear for a minimum of six feet (6’) wide by eight feet (8’) high. No obstructions
or projections shall be allowed in these aisles. No Class I Flammable liquids such as gasoline are allowed inside the buildings.
Cooking is not permitted within any stable area.
Anyone found in violation shall be subject to dismissal from
further participation in the Horse Show without recourse.
A “Ship In” fee of $50 per week will be charged to any horse
not using a stall. Trailers and vans may not park in the stabling
area and may only park in an area specified by the Stabling
Office
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE
Horses may arrive no sooner than 12 Noon, Sunday, April 26
for week one, 12 Noon, Monday, May 4 for week two and 12
Noon, Monday, May 11 for week three, and leave no later than
12 Noon, Monday, May 18, 2015; Any exceptions must be
cleared with the Horse Show Office. Before you remove any
animal or equipment from the show grounds, a release must be
obtained from the Show Secretary.
FEED AND BEDDING
Nearby feed stores provide convenient hours for exhibitors.
Cash payment is required and prompt delivery will be provided. [Only straw or shavings may be used in stalls.
Sawdust is not permitted. An order form is included in the
back of the book. [Call Thoroughbred Feed Sales, LLC at
(518) 584-4900] To insure that your order is delivered on
time, please fax TWO days prior to date required.
the preceding paragraphs, the competitor shall submit to the
Federation, a signed release, which includes criteria established by the Federation from time to time, completed by a
licensed medical professional in order to be eligible to once
again compete in Federation-Licensed or endorsed competitions. 7.) For all competitors evaluated pursuant to this rule,
the Steward or Technical Delegate shall submit a properly
completed Accident/Injury Form, and, if applicable, any corresponding signed release to the Federation Director of Competitions by 6:00 p.m. on the day following the last day of the
competition. 8.) Refusal of Entry. Competitions shall refuse
entries of any competitor who is on the Federation Medical
Suspension List unless he submits to the Federation a properly signed release as described in paragraph 6 above. Any
competitor on the Federation Medical Suspension List is responsible for not competing in any further Federation-Licensed
or endorsed competition until they are removed from the medical suspension list. 9.) Substitution. Notwithstanding any other
provisions of the rules herein, if an entry is accepted prior to
the time the competitor was added to the Federation Medical
Suspension List, a substitute competitor may be named. 10.)
Refund. Notwithstanding any other provisions of the rules
herein, for any competitor who appears on the Federation
Medical Suspension List, a Federation-Licensed or endorsed
competition shall refund the entry fees and Jumper nominating
fee, if applicable, less office fee.
JUMP ORDER
A rotating jumping order will be established for all classes over
fences. All horses must be ridden in the posted order. Riders,
trainers who have conflicts due to classes in more than one
ring at the same time should see the Starter in order that necessary adjustments can be made. At no time will any ring be
held up more than three (3) minutes due to conflicts.
PROTECTIVE HEADGEAR
It is compulsory for riders in all Hunter, Jumper, and Hunt Seat
Equitation classes where jumping is required and when jumping anywhere on the competition grounds to wear properly
fastened protective headgear, which meets or exceeds ASTM/
SEI standards for equestrian use and carries the SEI tag. It
must be properly fitted with harness secured.
COMPETITION / WARMUP AREAS
All competition and warm-up (schooling) arenas are made with
a mixed sand footing. Jumper arena measures 294’ x 188’,
Hunter 1 arena measures 240’ x 150’, Hunter 2 arena
measures 240’ x 142’.
NYRA requires that ANYONE on horseback MUST have
on proper headgear. NO EXCEPTIONS.
SCHOOLING
Jumper schooling area measures 235’ x 144’, Hunter 1 schooling area measures 235’ x 138’, Hunter 2 schooling area
measures 257’ x 154’. No schooling over fences will be permitted at any time in any of the show rings, except as scheduled at
a cost of $25 per round.
The Show Management / Staff must bar riders without protective headgear from entering the ring for classes in which
protective headgear is required and may bar any entry or
person from entering the ring if not suitably presented to
appear before an audience.
Schooling tickets may be purchased in the Show Office.
Schooling in the show rings is prohibited at all times except
during the scheduled ticketed Warm-Up. This includes longeing.
All schooling closes at 5:00 p.m. Horses cannot cross Union Avenue without guards on duty. All schooling and show
rings will be closed on Sunday, April 26 and Monday, April
27, May 4, and May 11, 2015.
GR1316 ACCIDENTS INVOLVING COMPETITORS
1.) This rule pertains to accidents involving competitors in
schooling or competition areas at Federation-Licensed or endorsed competitions. 2 ). In the event of a fall/accident where
the competitor is apparently unconscious or concussed, he/
she is precluded from competing until evaluated by qualified
medical personnel as defined in GR1211.5. If the competitor
refuses to be evaluated, he is disqualified from the competition. 3). A Time-Out may be called under paragraph 2 above
in accordance with applicable division rules. 4.) Unconsciousness / Concussion. If qualified medical personnel determine
that a competitor has sustained unconsciousness or a concussion, he/she must be precluded from competing until cleared
to compete under paragraph 6 below. 5.) Medical Suspension.
Any competitor who is determined ineligible to compete under
any of the preceding paragraphs will be placed on the Federation Medical Suspension List that will be posted on the Federation’s website. 6.) Return to Competition. In the event that a
competitor is determined ineligible to compete under one of
POLING
Poling or the use of off sets will not be permitted.
LONGEING AND RIDING
All longeing and riding will be restricted to designated areas.
Longeing will not be permitted AT ANY TIME in ANY area unless designated. Violators will pay a $100 fine. Schooling areas are open for longeing each morning until 45 minutes before
the start of the first class.
35 COURTESY CIRCLE
Management reserves the right to limit the Courtesy Circle in
Hunter and Equitation classes.
EXHIBITORS NOTE
Exhibitors are notified that any act of discourtesy or disobedience to the Judges or Officials on the part of the owner, rider,
driver or groom, shall disqualify the horse, and the owner shall
forfeit his entry and other fees.
The Committee reserves unto itself the right to prohibit any person from attending or showing a horse in the Show Ring and to
remove any groom or horse from the Show without being liable
for compensation.
DISPUTES AND PROTESTS
GR603 protests
Any rider, driver, handler, vaulter, longeur, exhibitor, owner,
agent, trainer or the parent of a junior exhibitor, or any Life,
Senior, or Junior member present at the competition may file a
protest with the Show Committee of a Licensed Competition or
The Federation Hearing Committee alleging violation of any
Federation rule(s). The protest must contain all information as
specified in GR602.1 and must be: a.) in writing, b.) signed by
the protester, c.) addressed to the Show Committee of the
competition at which the alleged violation occurred, or to the
Hearing Committee, d.) accompanied by a deposit of $200 if
made by a Federation member or the parent of a junior exhibitor member or $300 if made by a non-member (if check, payable to the competition or to the Federation); said deposit will be
refunded in the event the protest is upheld, and e.) received by
the steward, technical delegate, a member of the Show Committee, the competition manager or the competition secretary
within 48 hours of the alleged violation. If made directly to the
Hearing Committee, the protest must be received at the Federation office by the tenth business day following the last recognized day of the competition, or by the tenth business day
following the date on which the alleged violation occurred if it
occurred other than at a Licensed Competition.
MEDICAL WASTE
Sharps must be placed in the proper receptacles. Anyone
found in violation shall be subject to a fine or other penalties
deemed necessary by show management.
MOTORIZED VEHICLES/GOLF CARTS
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 an adult with a valid driver’s license accompanies
them. 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 devised for individuals with disabilities are exempt from this rule.
DOGS
All dogs must be restrained at all times while on the show
grounds or NYRA property. Unrestrained dogs create a serious
safety hazard to exhibitors and their horses. Therefore, Noncompliance with the restraint rule will not be tolerated. Loose
dogs will be picked up and detained until the owner has paid a
fine of $150. A second offense may cause the owner to be
barred from showing and expelled from the show grounds. Refusal to pay the fine will bar the owner from further participation
in the horse show and the owner will not be entitled to any refund of entry or stabling fees paid or due. Management reserves the right to call Animal Control to have an animal removed from the premises. No dogs are allowed in the Show
Office.
PRIZE MONEY
Prize money is awarded through 6th place unless otherwise
stated.
VETERINARIAN AND FARRIER
Report in at the stabling office when veterinarian or farrier services are required. The phone number for the veterinarian after
show hours will be posted at the Stabling Office and Show
Office.
CAMPERS
All campers will check in at the stabling office to receive a
pass. Under no circumstances will any camper be allowed to
park in any other area. Water and electricity will be provided.
Pay the $250 camping fee with entries. A pump-out service
can be arranged; phone number available in the stabling office. Fees paid directly to the pump-out service.
PARKING
By order of the Saratoga Springs Fire Department, the fire
lanes around all barns must be kept clear at all times. Vehicles
may not park in barn aisles or on any service roads. All vans
will park in designated areas.
The owner of any horse/pony exhibited in classes where
prize monies are awarded MUST provide a Social Security
number or Federal ID number before prize money will be
paid. IRS form 1099 will be issued to anyone winning over
$600 in prize money. An IRS Form 1099 will be issued to the
PRIZE MONEY RECIPIENT recorded on the entry blank.
Prize money won by Foreign Exhibitors: Foreign exhibitors are
advised that the U.S. Internal Revenue Service requires sporting events to withhold 30% of prize money won in the United
States. Foreign exhibitors should apply for a U.S. Social Security number and will be asked to complete Form 8233 or Form
W8BEN (where applicable) prior to the Saratoga Springs
Horse Show.
Prize money will be mailed within 20 business days following
the close of the show.
Exhibitor passes will be issued and must be visible in order to
gain reentry to the show grounds or stabling area. No horse
vans will be allowed in the show grounds parking area.
36 LODGING {Please visit our web-site for additional Lodging Advertisements.]
eÉÉáxäxÄà
INN & SUITES
Saratoga’s “Suite Heart”
Come enjoy the peaceful surrounding of the
Roosevelt Inn & Suites.
Located just south of Saratoga Springs.
Enjoy the Health Club with Sauna, Jacuzzi, Lap Pool and Exercise Room during your stay.
Saratoga Springs Horse Show Rate of
$89 per night* for a standard room with
either one queen size or two double beds.
2961 Route 9
Ballston Spa, NY 12020
Exit 13N off I‐87
518‐584‐0980
Rooseveltsuites.com
facebook: Roosvelt Inn & Suites
*Rooms and rates are based on
availability.
37 Saratoga Lake House
Stay at my Beautiful Lake House in Saratoga Springs
Located on Rt. 9P just 4 miles from the horse show
Beautiful water view
3 bedrooms 2.5 baths
Everything you need to make your
time away more enjoyable.
Includes all utilities 55" HD TV, cable, and Wi-Fi
(Just bring your toothbrush)
For information and Photos
Contract Robert at . . . [email protected] or call (718) 767‐0646 38 39 OPEN ALL YEAR
(518) 885-8899
Robin Hood Motel
email – [email protected]
2205 Route 50
Saratoga Springs, NY 12866
Direct Dial Phones
Air Conditioning
Fridge/Microwave
Color Cable TV - Pool
Free Wireless Internet
Complements of
2015 Saratoga Springs Horse Show
HORSE WATCH
Horse Watch TAKE THE WORRY OUT OF YOUR NIGHT
WE REALLY CARE!
11924 Forest Hill Blvd., #22-257, Wellington, FL
33414
40 Best Western Plus
Park Inn
of
Saratoga
3291 South Broadway
Saratoga Springs
(518) 584-2350
www.bwsaratoga.com








Welcome!
CLOSE TO SARATOGA CASINO & RACEWAY!
MINUTES FROM DOWNTOWN SARATOGA
MINUTES FROM SARATOGA PERFORMANCE ARTS CENTER
FREE HIGH SPEED WIFI (IN ALL AREAS OF THE HOTEL)
HOT COMPLEMENTARY DELUXE BREAKFAST
BUSINESS CENTER WITH COMPUTERS, FAX / COPY
SERVICES
WE ARE PET FRIENDLY!
SEASONAL OUTDOOR POOL & SPA
Welcome Horseshow!
Turf & Spa Motel
_______Features_______
230 West Ave., Saratoga Springs, NY 12866
• Mile from Tracks & SPAC
• Mineral Water Hot Tubs
• All Non-Smoking Rooms
• In-room Refrigerators
• Heated Outdoor Pool
• Continental Breakfast
• Walk to Downtown
• Free Wireless
• No Pets
From the SOUTH, take I-87
(Northway) to Exit 13N. Take Route 9
North into Saratoga. Turf and Spa
Motel is 4 ½ miles on right.
Phone for reservations
From the NORTH, take I-87
(Northway) to Exit 15. Make a right
off ramp onto Route 50 South. Take
Route 50 for 2 miles and bear left onto
Broadway. Go through downtown
another mile. Turf and Spa is on the
left.
176 Broadway
(at Lincoln Avenue)
1-800-972-1229
Saratoga Springs, New York
Spacious Rooms
Color, Cable TV with DVDs and VCRs
Refrigerator & Microwaves
Pools & Several Gazebos
Gas Grills & Picnic Area
Minutes to Saratoga Springs Horse Show
Discounted Weekly Rates Available
Pets Welcome
518‐584‐3510 • www.adirondackinn.com
Email: [email protected]
41 EQUESTRIAN SERVICES / ORGANIZATIONS
Comprehensive Equine Veterinary Care
Servicing all your performance horse needs including lameness, diagnosis, spinal
manipulation, acupuncture, and more…..
Proudly serving Albany, Berkshire, Columbia, Fulton, Greene, Montgomery,
Rensselaer, Saratoga, Schenectady, and Schoharie Counties!
The Equine Clinic at OakenCroft
880 Bridge Street Ravena, NY 12143
518-767-2906
42 43 44 This show offers one or more classes that are recognized by the
North American League
In order for riders to receive credit, they must be a current member. Membership is
Valid for the qualifying year and entitles the rider to earn points on one or more horses
Show in accredited classes.
National Finals are held at the Pennsylvania National Horse Show.
West Coast finals are held at the Las Vegas National Horse Show
Please complete and mail the application with payment to:
North American League
1298 Royal Road, Annville, PA U.S. 17003-2226
Tel: (717) 867-5643 ● Fax: (717) 867-2174 ● www.ryegate.com ● [email protected]
 Payment of $40.00 enclosed . Please bill my”
 Master Card  VISA  Discover  AmEx
Exp.: _______________ CSV: ___________
Please enroll me as a member of the North American League;
Date: __________ Qualifying Year: September 1 – August 31, ____
Membership is effective the date received in the league office with payment
 Amateur
. Junior
ACCOUNT #: _________________________________
NAME: ______________________________________
CARDHOLDER: ________________________________
ADDRESS: ___________________________________
ADDRESS: ___________________________________
____________________________________________
I authorize Ryegate Show services on the behalf of the NAL to debt my account. City: ________________ STATE: ______ ZIP: _______
HOME PHONE: (__) ___________ FAX:(__) __________
EMAIL: ______________________________________
DOB: ________________ USEF MEMBER #: ________
JOIN On‐line at: www.ryegate.com City: ________________ STATE: ______ ZIP: _______
SIGNATURE: __________________________________
Check # Received
Enter the Washington International Horse Show
Children's & Adult Championships and WIHS Equitation! Earns points here to qualify for the:
$10,000 Adult Jumper Final
$10,000 Adult Hunter Final
$10,000 Children’s Jumper Final
$10,000 Children’s Hunter Final
WIHS Equitation Final
WIHS Pony Equitation Final
Equitation Riders Only:
Please enroll me as a member of the
WIHS Championships & Equitation:
 East Ranking
 West Ranking
DATE: ___________________
QUALIFYING YEAR: SEPT 1 – AUG 31, _________
Membership is effective the date received in the league office with payment .
 Amateur . Junior
NAME: ______________________________________________________
ADDRESS: ___________________________________________________
City: _______________________________ STATE: ______ ZIP: ________
at the Washington International Horse Show in
Washington , DC.:
DOB: _____________________
USEF MEMBER #: ___________ TELEPHONE: (___) ________________
Become a member of the WIHS Children's & Adult Championships and WIHS Equitation to receive points. Competitors
need only submit one WIHS membership application for the
current qualifying year and that will entitle them to accrue
points in all WIHS sanctioned classes. Membership is valid
for the qualifying year and entitles a rider to earn points on
one or more horses in any of the divisions.
WIHS
1298 Royal Rd.
Annville, PA 17003
EMAIL: _____________________________ FAX::(___) ________________
Please bill my”  Master Card  VISA
 Payment of $40.00 enclosed
CARD #: ___________________________
 Discover
 AmEx
EXP: ________ CSV: ______
CARDHOLDER’S NAME: __________________________________________
ADDRESS: ___________________________________________________
City: ______________________________ STATE: ______ ZIP: _________
I authorize Ryegate Show services on the behalf of the WIHS to debt my account. SIGNATURE: _________________________________ Date: _______
Check # Received
717-867-5643 717-867-2174 fax
www.wihs.org
[email protected]
45 46 TCRA Membership application 2014 – 2015
PLEASE REFER TO THE TCRA RULE BOOK FOR ALL DIVISION SPECIFICATION AND QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS Families may a ach individual applica ons together and submit one check. NAME: _______________________________________________________PHONE: ______________________
ADDRESS: _______________________________________________ City: ____________________________
STATE: ___________ ZIP: ____________ **EMAIL ADDRESS: _________________________________________
TRAINER: ___________________________________ STABLE: ______________________________________
Date of Birth: ___________________ Age as of 12/1/2014 (Check one): 12-14 _______ 15-17 _______ 18-35 _______ or 36+ _______
DUES: $20 Individual Membership, $35 Family Membership, $150 Lifetime Membership = Annual membership fee for horses is
$5.oo per year. All horses, owned or leased, must renew their registration on a yearly basis.
Horse Name
Color/Gender/Height
Owner Name
___________________________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________________
Horses added after your initial application must be added by sending a note with $5.00 in the USPS mail to Katie Cronen. Those horses will
have an effective date for points as of the date of the postmark.
**E-mail addresses will not be shared or distributed with anyone other than TCRA Board members who will use them only for Association purposes. A new rule
book will only be disseminated to those that don’t supply an e-mail address, and request a rule book in writing to the address below. Internet access to the TCRA
rule book and from www.tricountyriding.info will save considerable postage and photo-copying cost.
TCRA is committed to being a “Green” organization. In order to help us reduce waste, please indicate your mailing preference gelow:
I would like to receive prize list and newsletter notifications via:  EMAIL; :  Hardcopy (USPA)
Mail this membership application and dues payable to TCRA to: TCRA c/0 Katie Cronen, 1045 Balltown Road, Niskayuna, NY 12309
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Please see the current CDHJC Rule Book at www.cdhjc.org for any questions concerning the CDHJC. Rules governing the awards,
division /class descriptions, application for shows or memberships are contained therein.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
CAPITAL DISTRICT HUNTER JUMPER COUNCIL, INC. - 2015 MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION
I wish to apply for membership in the CDHJC. Membership must be renewed yearly. I understand that only members can accrue points for
year-end awards. This membership entitles me to receive the official Newsletter of the CDHJC, to be placed on a mailing list for member horse
shows’ prize lists, and to participate in an organization that fosters excellence through sportsmanship, education and professionalism.
DIRECTIONS: Fill in all necessary information. Membership will be effective as of the postmark of this application. Membership may also be
made at a recognized horse show where the effective date will be the show date.
FEES (tax included): $25.00 Yearly Individual. $50.00 Yearly Family. $250.00 Lifetime Individual.
Payment must be in form of check or money order. NO CASH
One person per form. Families may attach individual applications together and submit one check.
NAME (please print) _________________________________________________YEARLY OR LIFE TIME (circle one)
ADDRESS: _________________________________________________________________________________
City: __________________________________________________ STATE: ___________ ZIP: _______________
DATE OF BIRTH: ___/___/___ RIDER’S SHOW AGE: ____ SIGNATURE: _____________________________________
HOME PHONE: (_____) ________________________ WORK PHONE: (_____) _____________________________
TRAINER: ___________________________________ STABLE: _______________________________________
EMAIL ADDRESS (PLEASE print clearly) __________________________________________________________
E-mail addresses will not be shared or distributed with anyone other than CDHJC Board members who will use them only for Association purposes. A new rule
book will only be mailed to those that don’t supply an e-mail address and request a rule book in writing to the address below. Internet access to the CDHJC rule
book from www.cdhjc.org will save considerable postage and photocopying costs.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ NEW: Please consider sponsoring a class at our Annual Horse Show. Individual class sponsorships are $25.
We will do our best to accommodate your sponsorship request but will assigh classes as needed.
Name of class to be sponsored: __________________________________________________________________________________________________
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Horse Registration: Please note registration fees.
Annual Memberships fee: $ 5 per horse; Lifetime Membership; $25 per horse; $5 change of name fee; $5 lease fee
All horses, annual and permanent, MUST be listed on this form for points to count. If a horse is leased be sure to indicate the owner.
1.___________________________________________________________________________________________________
Name
color/sex/age/height
Annual / Lifetime
__________________________________________________________________________________________________
Owner
Lessee (if applicable)
2.___________________________________________________________________________________________________
Name
color/sex/age/height
Annual / Lifetime
___________________________________________________________________________________________________
Owner
Lessee (if applicable)
3.___________________________________________________________________________________________________
Name
color/sex/age/height
Annual / Lifetime
___________________________________________________________________________________________________
Owner
Lessee (if applicable)
Mail this membership application and dues payable to CDHJC to:
CDHJC c/o Kathy Strait, 20 Pepper Hollow Drive, Clifton Park, NY 12065
Questions? Contact Kathy at (518) 469-8096 or [email protected]
47 48 SYRACUSE CHAPTER P.H.A. HIGH SCORE AWARDS 2015
Awards to be made in any of the following PHA Rated Divisions:
Small Junior Hunters
Large Junior Hunters
Junior Hungers 3’3”
Small Pony Hunters
Medium Pony Hunters
Large Pony Hunters
Green Pony Hunters
Children’s Lg. Pony
Children’s Sm-Med. Pony
Children’s Hunters 14 & U
Children’s Hunters 15-17
1st Year Green Hunter
2nd Year Green Hunter
A/O Hunters, 18-35
A/O Hunters, 36 & Over
A/O Hunters 3’3”
Short Stirrup Hunters
Baby Green Hunters
Low Hunters
Pre-Green Hunters
Pre-Adult Hunters
Pre-Children’s Horses & Ponies
3’3” Performance Hunters
3’6” Performance Hunters
High Performance Hunters
Conformation Hunters
Adult-Am. Hunters 18-35
Adult-Am. Hunters 36 & O
Children's-Ad./Am Jumpers
.95m and lower Jumpers
1.00 to 1.05m Jumpers
1.10m & Higher Jumpers
RULES GOVERNING THE AWARDS
1.
2.
3.
4.
To be eligible for High Score Awards, all horses and ponies must be nominated and the person(s) in whose name(s) the horse or
pony is showing, or the child who is showing in horsemanship classes, must be a current member of the Syracuse Chapter PHA. No
points will count towards the High Score Awards until after the dues and nominations are received by the PHA Secretary.
THE SYRACUSE PHA MEDAL EQUITATION CLASSES
Unless noted otherwise, all classes to be shown over a course of not less than 6 obstacles, which may include one combination including an oxer and one change of direction. Fences for Junior Hunter Riders 3’6"; fences for Children's Hunters Horses and Adult
Riders 3'; fences for Children’s Hunters Large Ponies 2'6", Small-Medium Ponies 2'. USEF Tests for Junior Hunter Riders 1-19;
Children’s Hunters and Adult Riders 1-13; Children's Ponies 1-9. Testing is optional in all classes and/or the Judge may elect to
include one or more tests in the original course. Every Syracuse PHA Member show is required to offer a Jr, Children’s & Adult
PHA Medal Class if they offer the corresponding Hunter Divisions. Show management is encouraged to substitute the National
PHA Medal Equitation Class for the 3’6" Section of the Syracuse Medal. Winners will receive points toward both awards. Management may offer a separate class for riders of Children’s Hunter Ponies. Horses and riders showing in the Junior Hunter Division,
may not enter the Children's Medal at the same show. Children's Pony riders may enter the USEF Pony Medal also. Additional
rules explained in the current Syracuse PHA Rule Book.
PRE-GREEN HUNTERS
Open to all horses and ponies in their first or second consecutive year of showing that have never shown in classes where the fences
exceed 3'3" at Regular Member USEF or Equine Canada Horse Shows and/or PHA Rated Divisions. Horses may not show in any
classes at this show where the fences exceed 3'3".
PRE-ADULT&PRE-CHILDREN"S HUNTERS
Open to all jr riders on horses or ponies &/or adult riders who have USEF amateur certification. The same horse/rider combination
may not show in any rated division or classes at the same show. Fences 2’6” for horses and 2’ for ponies. Any rider showing in
any division/class at the same show where the fence height exceeds 3’ cannot show in the Pre-Children’s/Pre-Adult Hunters
(Including the under saddle). Any horse/rider combination who has previously shown over fences exceeding 3' shall no longer be
eligible for the pre-children/pre-adult hunter divisions.
2015 SYRACUSE PHA HORSE SHOW CIRCUIT
High View --------------------------------------- December 6-7
Lehman Farms ----------------------------------- January 9-11
Lehman Farms --------------------------------- January 23-25
High View ----------------------------- January 31-February 1
High View ------------------------------------------- March 7-8
Lehman Farms ------------------------------------ March 14-15
Buffalo Showtime Spring ---------------------- March 27-29
Spring Into April --------------------------------- April 11-12
Syracuse PHA ------------------------------------- April 22-26
Saratoga Springs I ---------------------------- April 29-May 3
Saratoga Springs II ---------------------------------- May 6-10
Saratoga Springs III ------------------------------- May 13-17
Buffalo Showtime I ------------------------------- May 14-17
High View --------------------------------------------- June 6-7
Buffalo Showtime II ------------------------------ June 11-14
Buffalo Showtime III ------------------------------------ 18-21
State College Classic ----------------------------- June 24-28
Mt. Nittany ----------------------------------------- June 29-30
Lion Country ------------------------------------------- July 1-5
Huck Finn ---------------------------------------------- July 7-9
Summer In Skaneateles ---------------------------- July 10-11
Mark Twain ----------------------------------------- July 14-15
Chemung County Classic -------------------------- July 16-19
High View --------------------------------------------- Aug 1-2
August In Rochester --------------------------------- August 7
August At Lehman Farms ------------------------ August 8-9
New York State Fair ---------------------- August 31-Sept 4
High View -------------------------------------- September 5-6
Buffalo International ------------------------ September 9-13
Buffalo Showtime Fall --------------------- September 18-20
Autumn In New York ---------------------------- October 1-4
Buffalo Showtime Finale ---------------------- Oct 30-Nov 1
Lehman Farms ------------------------------ November 13-15
www.syracusepha.org
Applications for membership and horse registrations are available in all Horse Show Offices or from:
Ms. Shelly Shaulinski, 1867 Penfield Road, Penfield, NY 14526, 585-385-9690
49 259 East Avenue, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866
Phone: (518) 584- 4900 • Fax: (518) 584-9122
The Best In . . . Hay • Straw • Grain and MORE!
In order to insure that your order is delivered on
time, please fax 2 days prior to arrival.
Feeding and Bedding Order Form
Delivery Information:
Late orders are subject to a fee. No Sunday delivery. Order must be placed by noon to receive the same day. Trainer’s Name: ______________________________________________________________ Phone Number: ______________________________________________________________ Farm / Stable Name: __________________________________________________________ Arrival Date: _____________________________ Arrival Time: ________________________ Stable With (if different from above): __________________________________________________ Billing Information:
Please Note: If you would like people with the same trainer/farm billed separately, please fill out a form for each person.
Name: _____________________________________________________________________ Billing Address: ______________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________ Credit Card Number: _______________________________________ Exp: ______________ (By signing this form, I hereby give Thorobred Feed Sales, LLC permission to charge my credit card for each order..)
Order Information:
Bedding: Shavings ______________ Straw _______________ Hay: Tim/Alf Mix ____________ Idaho Alf _____________ Washington Tim ____________ Grain: (Please give name and quantity of feed. If we do not have a specific feed, a comparable product will be
selected to fill the order): __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ Ordered by: ______________________________________________ Date: ____________ 50 51 52