Annual - Franktown Meadows Hunter Derby

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6th Annual
Featuring The
$2,500 USHJA National Hunter Derby
$25,000 USHJA International Hunter Derby
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June 27 - 28, 2015
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Directions
4200 Old US Hwy 395
Washoe Valley, NV 89704
From Reno, NV:
Take I-580 S/US Hwy 395 for about 15 minutes
Take exit 50 Bowers Mansion Rd/NV 429/Old US Hwy 395
Turn right on Old US Hwy 395/US Hwy 395 Alternate/Bowers
Mansion Rd for about 3 minutes - 5.9 miles
Franktown Meadows Equestrian Facility is on the left.
From Carson City, NV:
Take I-580 S/US Hwy 395 N. to Exit 44 for Eastlake Blvd.
Turn Left at Eastlake Blvd.
Turn right at NV-429/Old US Hwy 395 N/State Rd 422 - 5.5 miles
Franktown Meadows Equestrian Facility is on the right.
2015 Franktown Meadows Hunter Derby
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Competition Officials
The following officials have accepted invitations to participate in
The Weekend of Equestrian Excellence
Management reserves the right to vary or add to this list as necessary.
Competition Manager
Philip J De Vita
Course Designer
Philip J De Vita
National Judges Jim Dahlquist
Meg Skaffgard
International Judges Scott Williamson
George Thornbury
John Roper
William Sparks
Production Coordinator
Mike Moran
StewardDianne Johnson
Competition Secretary Nancy Gannon
Veterinarian
Dr. Kris Purcell
775-782-4087
FarrierTrey Moncrief
775-223-1414
EMTPaulette Schneider
775-530-3848
If you have any questions please email at:
[email protected]
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www.FMHunterDerby.com
USEF Membership Statement
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.
Competition Timeline
Friday, June 26 th
5:00 pm: Order-of-Go to be drawn in show office for
Welcome Stake and National Hunter Derby
6:30 pm:
BBQ & Cocktails
(All riders, owners, trainers and officials are invited)
Saturday, June 27th
$500 Welcome Stake
Sponsored by Breakaway Farms
8:00 am:
Course Walk for Officials and Riders
8:00 am:
Gates Open
10:00 am:
Welcome Stake Begins
$2,500 National Hunter Derby
Sponsored by Maplewood Stables, Inc.
1:00 pm:
National Hunter Derby Begins
(Approximately 4:00pm Awards Ceremony)
6:30 pm:
Order-of-Go to be drawn at Rider's VIP Reception
(All riders, owners, trainers and officials are invited)
Sunday, June 28th
$25,000 International Hunter Derby
Sponsored by the MacLean Family & Franktown Meadows
8:00 am: Competition Field Open for Flat Work
(8:00 am to 9:30 am)
10:30 am:
Course Walk for Officials and Riders
10:30 am:
Gates Open
11:00 am:
Champagne Brunch
12:00 pm: Calcutta
12:45 pm: Calling of the Hounds
1:00 pm: First Horse on Course
3:45 pm: Awards Ceremony
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Rules & Regulations
The Horse Show Management reserves the right to limit entries in the Welcome
Stake, as well as National and International Hunter Derby classes, to refuse,
accept conditionally, or to cancel any entries, disqualify any riders or exhibitors,
prohibit exhibition of entries, cancel awards, prizes, change any course, reschedule
any class, after due notice to the exhibitors; to change rings or rotate judges; to
change specifications in the class as competition warrants. Each horse entered
in the competition will be under the control of competition management, but the
management will in no case be responsible for any loss or damage that may occur,
and it shall be a condition of entry that each exhibitor hold the competition and the
officials, employees, sponsors of the competition blameless for any loss or accident
to his/her horse(s), employee(s), or equipment. The same horse may compete in the
Welcome Stake, USHJA National Hunter Derby, and USHJA International Hunter
Derby at Franktown Meadows.
Entries
Entries will close on June 1, 2015. If any entries are accepted after this date, they
will be subjected to a $50.00 late fee.
Entries should be sent to:
Attn: Nancy Gannon ~ Franktown Meadows Hunter Derby
1325 Airmotive Way, Suite 390 • Reno, NV 89502
Checks made payable to:
Water and Rails, Inc., a 501(c)(3) organization • “FBNN” in the memo line
Trailer-In and Stabling
Stabling consists of permanent 12x12 stalls with doors. Stalls are limited for
these classes, please contact FMEF for arrangements at 775-849-1600 or
[email protected]
Stall Fees $300 per stall, includes bedding.
Tack stalls limited and requests will try to be met.
Welcome Stake / National Hunter Derby Trailer-In Fee $100 per horse.
Drugs/Medications
Current USEF Rules relating to drugs and medications will be enforced. A payment of
$16.00 ($8.00 drug and med., $8.00 USEF Admin.) will be required for each horse
entered. In accordance with Federal Waste Tracking Act of 1989 which restricts the
disposal of medical waste, Bio Hazardous Medical Waste Containers will be provided
in the stable area. All exhibitors and their agents will be responsible for the proper
disposal of this waste.
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2015
Rules & Regulations
Coggins/Health Certification
A current negative Coggins test
A current health certificate is required for all out-of-state horses
A current proof of vaccination record
USEF & USHJA
All owners, riders, trainers and coaches are required to present the actual copies
of their USEF & USHJA membership card to competition secretary. To speed
processing, please send a copy of your cards with your entry forms.
For membership information, visit:
USHJA - www.ushja.org ~ USEF - www.usef.org
Protective Headgear
It is compulsory for all persons at Federation licensed hunter, jumper, or hunter/
jumper competitions, when mounted 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. USEF GR801
Attire
Formal/dress attire required by riders. Buff breeches and shad belly, white breeches
and dark or scarlet coat, hunt colors coat or official sponsor or team jacket
permitted.
Draw for Order of Go
Welcome Stake and National Class
Draw for Order of Go takes place in show office Friday, June 26th at 5:00 pm.
International Class
The draw for the order of go will take place Saturday, June 27th at 6:30 pm at the
cocktail party for owners, exhibitors, officials and trainers.
Schooling
Sand ring and grass area are available for schooling from 8:30 am until the
conclusion of the event
Friday, June 26th, 2015
2:00 pm – 4:00 pm Competition Ring available for flat work
Sunday, June 28th, 2015
8:00 am – 9:30 am Competition Ring available for flat work
Horse/Rider Biography and USHJA Declaration Form
Numbers will not be issued until the horse/rider biography and appropriate USHJA
forms are signed and received by the show office.
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Rules & Regulations
Poling
Manual Poling and the use of bamboo offsets are prohibited at all times on the
grounds of Franktown Meadows Equestrian Facility. In the event of a violation of
this regulation, the involved horse and trainer of record indicated on the entry
blank may be suspended from further competition at the show at which the
violation occurred.
24 Hour Rule
All horses competing in the International Hunter Derby must be on the competition
grounds 24 hours prior to the start of the first round. A horse may be exempt from
this 24 hour period for certain circumstances only if approved by the USHJA and
the competition management prior to the 24 hour deadline.
Refunds
Entry fees will not be refunded unless a certificate of illness or injury prepared by
an accredited veterinarian is presented to the secretary prior to event.
Motorized Vehicles
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 operation. Violations of this rule 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.
Competition Office Hours
Friday: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Saturday-Sunday: 7:00 am - 5:00 pm
(The office will be located in the main barn)
Pets
No Dogs allowed at Franktown Meadows Equestrian Facility
Footing
The main arena is a grass derby field measuring 442' x 186'
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Owner/Head Trainer
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Rules & Regulations
Prize Money
No monies will be awarded to owners who have not provided the show office with
their social security number, address and a signed W-9 form. The prize money will
be given within 30 days of the conclusion of the event.
$500 Welcome Stake
(paid to 8th)
1st - 25%, 2nd - 20%, 3rd - 15%, 4th - 10%,
5th - 10%, 6th - 10%, 7th - 5%, 8th - 5%
(paid to 12th)
1st - 30%, 2nd - 22%, 3rd - 13%, 4th - 8%,
5th - 6%, 6th - 5%, 7th - 4%, 8th - 3%,
9th - 3%, 10th - 2%, 11th - 2%, 12th - 2%
(paid to 12th)
1st - 30%, 2nd - 22%, 3rd - 13%, 4th - 8%,
5th - 6%, 6th - 5%, 7th - 4%, 8th - 3%,
9th - 3%, 10th - 2%, 11th - 2%, 12th - 2%
Farrier
No farrier other than the official horse show farrier will be permitted to shoe horses
on the horse show grounds without the express permission of show management.
Awards
$2,500 National Hunter Derby
All riders in the top twelve (12) overall (or their designated representative if not
available) must ride for ribbons in order to receive prize money.
$25,000 International Hunter Derby
USHJA will provide ribbons for the First Round, Second Round and the Overall
standings. All riders in the top twelve (12) overall (or their designated representative
if they are not available) must ride for ribbons in order to receive prize money.
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General Conditions and Specifications
$500 Welcome Stake
Presented by Breakaway Farms
Prize Money
will be distributed as follows:
1st - 25%, 2nd - 20%, 3rd - 15%, 4th - 10%,
5th - 10%, 6th - 10%, 7th - 5%, 8th - 5%
Entry Fee
$100
Fences
3’0”, 3’3”
This class is not sanctioned by USHJA and does not count for USHJA NHD series
standings or zone HOTY bonus points. The class will consist of one round.
Minimum of ten fences set at 3’0” to 3’3” in height. The course shall be a hunter
class type course and include the following:
• An in and out
• A bending line
• A long approach to a single fence
The course may also include:
• Tight turn options
• Different tracks
• Clever options for jump approaches
No rider meeting is required. An order of go shall be drawn by hand or computer
generated and posted at least one hour prior to the start of the class.
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Presented by Maplewood Stables, Inc.
Prize Money
1st - 30%, 2nd - 22%, 3rd - 13%, 4th - 8%,
5th - 6%, 6th - 5%, 7th - 4%, 8th - 3%,
9th - 3%, 10th - 2%, 11th - 2%, 12th - 2%
Entry Fee
$250
Fences
3’0”, Option fences to 3’5”
Specifications
• Open to all eligible horses.
• Each horse/rider combination must complete a separate USHJA Exhibitor
Declaration Form no later than one hour prior to the start of the class.
• Riders, owners, and trainers must be active current members of the USEF
and USHJA before the start of the class.
• The order of go will be posted a minimum of one (1) hour prior to the
start of the class. Horses entered in the class will not jog for soundness.
• Formal/dress attire required (per HU127).
Two Round Classic
Round 1 Classic Hunter Style Course
There will be a minimum of 10 obstacles. Fences will be set at 3’, with four option
fences set at 3’5”. Round one will be judged on performance, hunter pace and
style, quality and substance, movement and brilliance. After the score is given,
one point will be added for each high option fence jumped without major fault
(maximum of four points).
Round 2 Handy Hunter Course
There will be a minimum of eight obstacles. Fences will be set at 3’, with four
option fences set at 3’5”. Round two will be judged on performance, hunter pace
and jumping style, quality and substance, movment, handiness, and brilliance of
pace. After the score is given, one point will be added for each high option fence
jumped without major fault (maximum of four points).
The top 12 horses from the first round will return for the second round. They will
return in reverse order of score for the first round; lowest score going first and
highest score going last. The classic will be judged by two judges sitting together.
The score from round one will be added to the score from round two to obtain the
overall score from each horse.
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Ties
The Judging Panel must award a different base score to each competitor in any one
round. All ties in all rounds will be broken using the base score (before adding
height bonus points) of that round. In the case of ties occurring in the overall
results, the Second Round base scores (before adding height bonus points) will be
used to break any ties. There will NOT be a jump off for tied horses.
Zone bonus points will be awarded.
Complete course specs can be found on the USHJA website: www.USHJA.org
Tailored program dedicated to horse and rider achieving success at all levels.
Ashlin Bowen
[email protected]
775-846-5715
Presented by The MacLean Family and Franktown Meadows Equestrian Facility
Prize Money
1st - 30%, 2nd - 22%, 3rd - 13%, 4th - 8%,
5th - 6%, 6th - 5%, 7th - 4%, 8th - 3%,
9th - 3%, 10th - 2%, 11th - 2%, 12th - 2%
Entry Fee
$750
Fences
3’6” – 4’0”, Option fences at minimum of 4’3” (no max height)
Specifications
• Open to all eligible horses.
• Each horse/rider combination must complete a separate Hunter Derby
Entry Form.
• Riders, owners, and trainers must be active current members of the
USEF and USHJA before the start of the first day of competition.
• Horses must be on the property a minimum of 24 hours prior to the
start of the class and must remain on the competition grounds until
competition of the class.
• All horses must be ridden in the designated school areas and back
numbers must be worn.
• The order of go will be a blind draw which takes place at the required
rider meeting and in a case of multiple horses ridden by the same rider,
competition management must pre-select draw positions for each horse.
• Competing horses are not required to jog for soundness however it is
mandatory for horses to check in 24 hours prior to start of first round.
• Formal/dress attire required (per HU127).
Two Round Classic
Fence heights 3’6” to 4’0” with a maximum of 50% of the jumps set at 3’6” and
with a minimum of four 4’0” to 4’3” fences in each round set as option jumps.
Tradition will be emphasized in the attire of both the riders and the horses. Horses
will show in traditional hunter tack, including snaffles, pelhams, double bridles,
and both running and standing martingales.
Round 1 Classic Hunter Style Course
To be shown over a hunter classic type course consisting of a minimum of 10
fences/obstacles that simulate those reminiscent of the hunt field and a variety of
derby jumps to be used. Fence heights set 3’6” – 4’0”. The course must include
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June 27 - 28, 2015
four higher height option fences set at a minimum of 4’3” in height (no max height).
To be judged on performance, hunter pace, style, quality and substance, movement
and brilliance. The top twelve (12) horses from the first round, after all ties are
broken, must return for Round Two, if available.
Round 2 Handy Hunter Course
Course will consist of a minimum of 8 obstacles and will include a minimum of
three required “handy options.” The course must include four higher height option
fences set at a minimum of 4’3” in height (no max height). To be judged on style,
brilliance, and handiness.
Ties
a. Neither judging panel may award the same base score to any two
competitors in any one round unless a competitor’s score is below the
cut-off score.
b. All ties in all rounds will be broken by the base score (before adding
height and/or handy bonus points) of the designated tie breaking
judging panel.
c. Unless the prize list states that more than 12 entries are to return for the
second round, only the top 12 horses from the first round, after all ties
are broken, are eligible to return for the second round.
d. All ties for overall first place in the class will compete in a jump-off
round. In the case of unsafe conditions preventing a jump-off from
being held, the tie will be broken using the second round base score
(before adding height and handy bonus points), of the designated
jump-off tie breaking judging panel.
e. Ties for other than first place in the overall standings will be broken
using the second round base score, (before adding height or hand
bonus points) of the designated jump-off tie breaking judging panel.
Judging
a. The Classic Hunter Style Round shall be judged and numerically scored
on quality, movement, jumping style, manners, and way of going.
In addition to this base score, each judging panel must award an
Option Bonus Score consisting of one additional point for every higher
height option fence jumped. These two scores must be announced
separately and then added together to determine each horse-and-rider
combination’s score for this round from each judging panel. The scores
of all the judging panels will be added together to determine the total
score of the each horse-and-rider combination for this round.
b. The Hand Hunter Round shall be judged and numerically scored on
quality, movement, jumping style, manners, and way of going. In
addition to this base score, each judging panel must award an Option
Bonus Score consisting of one additional point for every higher
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height option fence jumped and each judging panel must award
a Handy Bonus Score consisting of between zero and 10 bonus points
to each horse-and-rider combination for handiness of round. These
three scores must be announced separately and then added together
to determine each horse-and-rider combination’s score for this round
from each judging panel. The scores of all the judging panels will be
added together to determine the total score of each horse-and-rider
combination for this round.
c. The Jump-Off Round, if required, shall be judged and numerically score
on quality, movement, jumping style, manners, and way of going.
In addition to this base score, each judging panel must award an
Option Bonus Score consisting of between zero and 10 bonus points
to each horse-and-rider combination for handiness of round. These
three scores must be announced separately and then added together
to determine each horse-and-rider combination’s score for this round
from each judging panel. The scores of all the judging panels will be
added together to determine the total score of each horse-and-rider
combination for this round.
d. The total scores of each horse-and-rider combination from each round
will be added together to determine their final overall Hunter Derby
score. This score will determine the final overall standings for the class.
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National Hunter Derby
The popularity of the International Hunter Derby Program prompted
USHJA to develop a separate series of competitions modeled after the
Derby but geared toward the up-and-coming horses and riders. The
National Hunter Derby Program was launched in 2010 to provide both
horses and riders a place to gain experience in Derby competition at a
lower height and difficulty level. The program has enjoyed continued
success and growth throughout the current competition year.
International Hunter Derby
The mission of the USHJA International Hunter Committee is to
advance the sport of show hunters and to bring it to the international
level. This committee is dedicated to preserving:
• The traditional principles of hunter riding
• The ideals of brilliance, correct jumping style, and the athletic
ability of the show hunter
• Sportsmanship and the welfare of the show hunter
• True collaboration of horse and rider at the highest level of
training and competition.
The Cause
The Food Bank of Northern Nevada is a distribution service that
operates in cooperation with more than 130 partner agencies
throughout a service area that spans over 90,000 square miles.
Through these services, the food bank provides assistance to more than
97,000 people each month, half of those are children and seniors.
Through the fundraising efforts of the Franktown Meadows Hunter
Derby, the Food Bank of Northern Nevada will continue working to
end hunger in our region through direct services, advocacy, outreach,
and education.

Annual - Franktown Meadows Hunter Derby

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