ALL AMERICAN HORSE CLASSIC September 2

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UPHA NATIONAL
HONOR SHOW 2008
ALL AMERICAN
HORSE CLASSIC
TM
September 2-6, 2014
Indiana State Fairgrounds
www.allamericanhorseclassic.net
Over $450,000 In Awards
Entries Close August 1, 2014
Post Entries Accepted
UPHA
ASR 2 & 3 Year Old Sweepstakes
All American Cup
AHHS Limited Breeders Stakes
UPHA Pleasure Challenge Cup Championships
AHHS National Breeders’ Futurity
National Pleasure Equitation Olympics Championship
NEW IN
2014
All Classes Will Be Held In The Totally Renovated
Indiana State Fairgrounds Coleseum
The All American Horse
Classic is proud to be selected
as host for the 2014
National Pleasure Equitation
Olympics Championship.
(See page 27 for
additional information)
CHAMPIONSHIP
The All American Horse
Classic will host on
Tuesday September 2, 2014
at 10:00 a.m. the inaugural
All American Cup
In-Hand Clinic.
(See page 11 for
additional information)
IN-HAND CLINIC
See You In Indy In September!
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ALL AMERICAN HORSE CLASSIC
THE ALL AMERICAN HORSE CLASSIC
IS A MEMBER SHOW OF:
US Equestrian Federation, Tri-State Horse Shows Association, Mid-America Horse Show
Association, Indiana American Saddlebred Horse Association, Ohio ASB Pleasure
Association, Illinois American Saddlebred Pleasure Horse Association
OFFICIALS
Stephen Kildow, Manager............................................................................. Alexandria, IN
Dawn Kendrick, Chairperson...................................................................... Indianapolis, IN
Dee VonDielingen, Chairperson..................................................................... Zionsville, IN
Judy McManama, Secretary......................................................................... Noblesville, IN
Carolyn Shepard, Assistant Secretary.......................................................... Noblesville, IN
JUDGES
ASR Sweepstakes
Gary Garone.................................................................................................. Richmond, NH
Nelson Green........................................................................................... Nicholasville, KY
Josh Greer.............................................................................................. East Bernstadt, KY
American Saddlebreds, ASB Futurity of Indiana, All American Cup,
Open English Pleasure
Euchee Matthews.............................................................................................. Alachua, FL
Hackney Horses, Hackney Ponies, AHHS National Breeders Futurity
Hoosier Hackney Futurity, Carriages
Kent Swalla................................................................................................... Columbia, MO
Saddle Seat Equitation
UPHA Pleasure, Adult and Five Gaited Horsemanship Challenge Cup Championships
TBA
National Pleasure Equitation Olympics Championships
Betsy Boone..................................................................................................... Concord, NC
Roadsters
Euchee Matthews.............................................................................................. Alachua, FL
AHHS Limited Breeders Sweepstakes-Weanling In Hand and Three Year Old Performance
TBA
US EQUESTRIAN STEWARD................................................ Stacey Wright, Blairs, VA
ANNOUNCER.................................................................. Peter Fenton, Pleasureville, KY
RINGMASTER..................................................................... Kent Moeller, Versailles, KY
BARN MANAGER...................................................... Dewey Bass, Mt. Washington, KY
VETERINARIAN... Dr. Scott Bennett, Equine Services, Shelbyville, KY (502) 639-5629
PHOTOGRAPHER................................................................ Rick Osteen, Encinitas, CA
FARRIER .......................................................................... Greg Mominee, Booneville, IN
ORGANIST ........................................................................ Gene Wright, Shelbyville, KY
VIDEOGRAPHER ... Seehorse Video, Arcadia, IN (800) 984-5286, www.seehorsevideo.com
The above have been invited to serve. The All American Horse Classic management reserves
the right to change or substitute officials should it become necessary.
Majority Opinion System will be used in all classes judged by a three-judge panel except
for the All American Cup which will be judged using a modified MOS System.
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TM
THE ALL AMERICAN
HORSE CLASSIC
The All American Horse Classic is proud of the
sponsors that support this grand event
EXHIBITORS HOSPITALITY BAGS
Sponsored by Judy Fisher Oetinger
COFFEE AND DONUTS - DAILY
Sponsored by Dr. Skip and Linda Beltz
WELCOME PIZZA PARTY - MONDAY, SEPT. 1, 2014
Sponsored by
Show Horse Tack Quincy, Illinois
www.4showhorsetrack.com
HOOSIER HOSPITALITY EXHIBITORS PARTY
FRIDAY, SEPT. 5, 2014
Sponsored by
Jonathan Byrd’s Catering
Greenwood, Indiana
AAHC CHILDREN’S DAY - SATURDAY, SEPT. 6, 2014
10AM - NOON
Sponsored by
Wall Street Dairy
Jeff Winton & Jim Modica
Sherman, NY & Greenfield, IN
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ENTRIES
Entries Close August 1, 2014
All entries post-marked after August 1 will be considered Late Entries and will be subject
to post entry charges of $25.00 additional per horse. All entries must be made at least 2
hours prior to the start of the session in which the class is scheduled and must be made
on the official AAHC entry form. One owner per entry blank. No telephone entries can be
accepted. No Entries will be accepted without full payment. Please make checks payable
to All American Horse Classic.
All entry blanks must have the following:
(1) complete description of horses including sires and dams; (2) attached check or credit
card information made out to All American Horse Classic covering all entries, charges,
stall fees, U.S. Equestrian drug fees, office fees ($20.00 per horse) and US Equestrian
non-member fees; (3) signatures of owner, trainer, and agent, each rider and/or driver and
in case of a minor, signed by parent or guardian; (4) complete addresses, emails and phone
numbers of owner and trainer, plus copies of U.S. Equestrian, ARHPA, AHHS, & ASHA
membership cards attached. All participants at a U.S. Equestrian recognized show (owner,
trainer, rider, driver, handler, agent or lessee) must be U.S. Equestrian members or pay a
$30 non-member fee. Every participant who is a member must present to the show secretary his/her membership card or a copy of same. Owners and trainers at a USEF competition rated “A” in all Saddlebred sections must be members in good standing of the
American Saddlebred Horse Association. Please send copies of US Equestrian and ASHA
membership cards with entries
Every entry shall constitute an agreement that the person making it, owner, lessee, trainer,
manager, agent, coach driver, rider and the horse shall be subject to the constitution and the
rules and regulations of United States Equestrian Federation and the All American Horse
Classic Committee.
Life, senior active, 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 competitions
and vaulting competitions and endurance rides. A non-member may participate as
a handler, rider, driver, owner, lessee, agent, coach or trainer at regular competitions, eventing competitions, dressage competitions, reining competitions and combined driving competitions upon payment of a $30.00 show pass. 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.
Every class offered herein which is covered by the rules and specifications of the U.S.
Equestrian Federation Rule Book will be conducted and judged in accordance therewith.
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PLEASE NOTE: 2014 STALL POLICY
Due to high demand for stabling and cost increases in rental stall and overhead,
no stabling will be reserved for any exhibitor at the AAHC unless accompanied by a
check for the full amount of all stalls requested. Management will contract for rental
stalls and buildings based on stall counts received by close of entries. Stall requests
received as post entries will be handled on a first come-first served basis. Should stalling sell out, late entries will be put on a waiting list and will receive stall assignments
subject to cancellations. Participation in the All American Cup, Futurities and/or
ASR Sweepstakes will NOT guarantee an exhibitor stalls. To ensure adequate stabling please send stall reservations and check with entries by closing date—stalls not
paid in full will not be reserved.
CANCELLATION - REFUNDS
Exhibitors canceling entries in writing prior to the closing date (August 1) shall be
entitled to have all fees (except office fee) returned. Any request to cancel entries after
the closing date and prior to August 28 will result in 50% of entry fees (except office fee)
being refunded provided a comprehensive veterinary certificate stating the injury/illness
of a particular entry is furnished to the show secretary along with a written request for a
refund. Telephone cancellations and requests not accompanied by veterinarian certificate
will not receive refunds. No refunds will be made for any cancellations not received in
writing by the show secretary by August 28, 2014. No stall refunds will be made for any
reason after closing date. No refunds will be made for amounts less than $50.00. Refunds
will be mailed no sooner than six weeks after conclusion of show.
The All American Classic reserves the right to cancel any class in which there are fewer
than three entries. It further reserves the right to refuse any money paid for stall or entry
fees, without being liable to claim for compensation. The AAHC may combine any classes
in the best interest of the show and/or change the time of showing of any class in accordance with US Equestrian rules. Exhibitors will be informed.
CHECKS
Any check returned for insufficient funds will be charged a service fee of $50.00. If
payment is not received via certified funds or cashiers check to cover the amount of the
returned check and service fee, it will be turned over to the APPROPRIATE AUTHORITIES. Failure to make restitution will prevent that exhibitor from making future entries at
the All American Horse Classic until full settlement is made. No personal checks will be
cashed during the show.
MAIL ENTRIES TO:
Judy McManama
11930 E. 211th Street, Noblesville, IN 46060 (317) 773-3931
IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS
Secretary, Judy McManama.......................................................................... (317) 773-3931
Manager, Stephen Kildow.......................................... (765) 724-3578, Cell (765) 620-5779
Veterinarian, Dr. Scott Bennett..................................................................... (502) 639-5629
Horse Show Office (September 1 - 6)........................................................... (317) 927-1469
(317) 927-1470
McCarty Farms Feed/Bedding Hot Line....................................................... (317) 590-4085
If you connect with a recorder/voice mail system when calling the above numbers,
PLEASE LEAVE A DETAILED MESSAGE, plus your name and phone number, including area code. Prize list and entry forms are online at www.allamericanhorseclassic.com
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STALLS
Each exhibitor must buy sufficient stalls to stable entries - no parking areas are available for showing horses out of trailers. Every entry must have a stall. No subletting of
stalls is allowed. Stabling facilities will be allotted at the sole discretion of Horse Show
Management. Management reserves the right to claim, reassign and/or resell any extra or
unoccupied stalls. No one will be located with a specific trainer unless that exhibitor is on
the stable list sent in by the owner or trainer of that particular stable. Entries postmarked
after closing cannot be guaranteed stalls. This includes Sweepstakes, All American Cup,
Hackney Limited Breeders Stakes and Futurity entries. Please advise by August 28 if stalls
will not be used. All stalls are portable type 10’ x 10’ with doors located in permanent
buildings on asphalt floors.
STALL FEES
Box Stalls.................................................................................................................. $115.00
Tack Stalls................................................................................................................. $115.00
Hackney Futurity Stalls*............................................................................................. $75.00
(*Stalls are available for $75.00 each to weanlings, yearlings, two year olds and three
year olds that are entered in only AHHS National Breeders’ Futurity, Hoosier Hackney
Futurity and AHHS LBS Sweepstakes Weanling and Three Year Old Performance classes.
If entry is made into any additional class, the stall fee is full price.)
IMPORTANT: FEED & BEDDING: No original bedding furnished. Straw & shavings
will be available for purchase from McCarty Farms. A first bedding order form will be
mailed to pre-entered exhibitors. PRE-ARRIVAL BEDDING & FEED ORDERS MUST
BE SENT DIRECTLY TO McCARTY FARMS WITH CREDIT CARD NUMBER.
DO NOT SEND THIS BEDDING FORM WITH ENTRIES. Neither the show secretary nor the show office can process advance feed/bedding orders - exhibitors must order
directly from McCarty Farms via mail, phone or fax. Advance orders may be phoned in to
a secure line at 317-590-4085 or faxed to 317-831-8886. Only PREPAID bedding will
be delivered to your stalls prior to arrival. Additional feed & bedding purchased at the
show must be ordered through McCarty Farms and paid direct to them via credit card or
check. All accounts must be settled before departure.
PLYWOOD AVAILABLE
The AAHC has available a limited number of 4 x 8 plywood sheets that can be used to
line stalls. The cost is $20.00 per sheet.
STALL DECORATIONS
All materials used in decorating stalls must be fireproof. Please do not nail or staple to
any stalls. To decorate, please tie or pin to stall tubing. Help us keep our stalls in show condition. Exhibitors must remove decorations upon departure. Exhibitors may not dismantle
stall sections.
ELECTRICAL CORDS
All electric and extensions cords must be heavy duty, UL cords approved for outdoor use.
Damaged, lightweight and “daisy-chained” cords may be subject to removal by State Fire
Marshall officials if deemed a fire hazard.
CLEANING STALLS
Exhibitors are expected to keep stalls clean and aisles swept down. The Horse Show Management requests the cooperation of all exhibitors in keeping facilities in “Show Shape”.
Exhibitors failing to observe this rule shall forfeit entries and winnings to the All American
Horse Classic. All manure and debris must be placed in containers in stall areas. Removal
time shall be prior to 10 A.M. each day and as needed. Trash containers are located through
out the barns to use for paper, cans, etc. Please use these containers to keep our barns and
grounds as clean as possible.
DISPOSAL OF MEDICAL WASTE
Show management will provide sharps containers in convenient locations in each barn for the
disposal of needles and other disposable sharp instruments. Exhibitors must place all needles and
sharps in these special medical containers. Show management may fine individuals, including
trainers, exhibitors and/or their agents, up to $100 for improper disposal of needles/sharps.
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HEALTH REQUIREMENTS
Out of state horses: must have certificate showing negative coggins test within 12 months
prior to unloading, with statement “not from infected herd” (in lieu of statement on certificate, signature on entry blank, by owner or agent will verify this statement “not from
infected herd”). Also, health certificate signed by licensed accredited veterinarian within
30 days of exhibition
NOTE: Horses that exhibit symptoms of disease that may jeopardize the health of other
horses exhibited must be removed from the premises when so requested by the Indiana
State Veterinarian or his agents. Copies sent prior to arrival will facilitate unloading. Veterinarian may be contacted through the Show Office.
DRUG FEES AND MEDICATION
In compliance with US Equestrian Drug and Medication Rule, we will collect the testing
fee of $16.00 per horse. Information regarding the use of medication will be available
through the Show Secretary and the US Equestrian Steward. The MEDICATION STATEMENT MUST BE FILED WITH THE STEWARD WITHIN 1 HOUR after medication is
administered or 1 hour after the Steward returns to duty if administered at a time other than
during show hours.
VETERINARIAN
The official Veterinarian is designated to make official inspections and rulings in all cases
where the opinion of a veterinarian is required. In addition he may be contacted through the
Show Office whenever you need his services. (See page 2).
ARRIVAL AND UNLOADING
Arrivals will be accepted around the clock after 8:00 A.M. Sunday, August 31, 2014.
Trucks and trailers should use the 38th Street entrance to the fairgrounds. Sunday
through Wednesday, please report to the stabling office in the southeast corner of the
South Pavilion for stall locations. Thursday through Saturday, stall assignments will be
available at the Horse Show Office in the West Pavilion. Courtesy Crews will be on duty
to assist with move-in and every effort will be made to accommodate exhibitors. Please
phone ahead for all arrivals after 11:00 P.M or before 8 A.M. Unloading or reloading
will be permitted as near as possible to the stabling area, subject to keeping access lanes
open. Please move trucks and trailers from barn/traffic areas as soon as you are unloaded. NO VEHICLES OR TRAILERS MAY BLOCK DOORS OR ENTRANCES. After
unloading, ALL TRAILERS AND VANS MUST BE PARKED AT THE NORTHEAST
CORNER OF FAIRGROUNDS AWAY FROM BARNS AND EXHIBITOR PARKING
LOTS.
DOGS
Dogs will be permitted on the grounds but must be leashed in hand or confined to a stall.
No dogs may be loose or tethered in the aisle. Dogs are not permitted in the coliseum by
order of the State Board Of Health. We have had serious problems with persons bitten by
dogs not properly managed. Please cooperate as these rules will be strictly enforced.
LIABILITY FOR STALL DAMAGES
Damage to any stalls will be charged and billed to the exhibitor responsible. Failure to
make payment for damage will prohibit that exhibitor from making entries at future
All American Horse Classics.
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PARKING AREAS
Automobiles and pickups may use Lot 5 East of South Pavilion; the area south of the
South Pavilion between the barn and 38th St.; the streets north and east of the Champions
Pavilion and the street just west of the West Pavilion. Vans and trailers must be parked
away from these areas in designated lots to provide adequate parking for exhibitor cars.
No parking is permitted between barns or in alleyways or fire lanes. Hook-up facilities
for campers and vans are available at the west side of the Fairgrounds for a nominal fee;
please make arrangements through the Stable Office. By order of the State Fire Marshall,
no campers/vans will be permitted to hook up to any barn outlets. The Indiana State Fair
charges a parking fee for all vehicles entering the Fairgrounds on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Exhibitors may purchase Horse Show Parking Passes for $9.00 each from the AAHC
for in and out parking privileges.
DEPARTURE
Stalls must be vacated by 12:00 noon, Sunday, September 7. Please check with stabling
office for load-out area.
RINGSIDE BOX SEATS
Ringside Box Seats are available for the entire show
6 Seat Box...................................................................................................................... $150
12 Seat Box.................................................................................................................... $250
PROHIBITED DEVICES & CONDUCT
In consideration of fellow exhibitors, and mindful of presenting our horses favorably to
the general public, exhibitors are cautioned as to their conduct in the show ring and schooling areas, during both training sessions and while competing. The use of fire extinguishers,
air horns, laser beams and any explosives, including firecrackers, smoke bombs, and roman
candles is strictly prohibited anywhere on the show grounds. Any such devices found will
be confiscated. In addition, the use of baby powder, lighters, split bamboo poles, and metal
tape measures is prohibited at all times in the paddock, the chute into the Show Arena and
the show ring. No animals may be gingered in the show ring. Whips & towels must be
kept down below the rail and out of the ring while horses are competing in the show arena.
Decorative bunting around the arena is not to be disturbed.
SHOW ARENA & PADDOCK SPECIFICATIONS
The Arena Show Ring is 130’ x 275’. The Paddock (Make-Up Ring), located inside the
West Pavilion, is 80’ x 260’. Footing in all rings is sawdust on a clay and dirt base. An
additional covered Exercise Ring is 100’ x 225’.
SHOW ARENA EXERCISING
The schooling/exercising time schedule for The Show Arena will be posted at the Show
Office.
CHAMPIONSHIP CLASSES FORCE BACKS
Championship Classes require the first four (4) places in designated qualifying classes to
show back in the Championship in order to receive prize money. If an exhibitor or trainer
qualifies more than one horse for a Championship Class, he may elect to show only one.
Please refer to the Championship Class specifications in your Divisions. All entries must be
made two (2) hours prior to the start of the session in which class is held.
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PREMIUMS
Premium checks will be made out in the Owner’s name and mailed to owner within 30 days
following the competition.
$200 Performance Classes:........................................................ $60, $50, $40, $30, $20 R
Equitation Classes:........................................................................Trophy and 8 Ribbons
Futurity Classes: .................................................................................... To be announced
$300 Stakes/Championships: ............................... $70, $55, $40, $35, $35, $30, $20, $15
$500 Stakes/Championships:.............................. $100, $80, $75, $65, $55, $50, $40, $35
$1,000 Stakes: ............................................ $200, $175, $150, $125, $100, $100, $75, $75
$1,500 Stakes: ........................................ $325, $250, $225, $200, $175, $125, $100, $100
MEASUREMENT OF PONIES
Every pony must possess a current Measurement Card or certified card issued by U.S.
Equestrian or the CEF in accordance with USEF Rule (Chapter 5 - Measurement of
Entries). The USEF Steward and Show Veterinarian will measure ponies in the West
Pavilion Tuesday, September 2 at 5:00 pm, Wednesday September 3 at 8:30 am and Friday
September 5 at 8:00 am. Please check with show office for additional times.
AMATEUR CARDS: RULE VIII
Every person who has reached his 18th birthday and competes in classes for amateurs
under U.S. Equestrian Federation rules must possess current amateur certification issued
by the Federation. Certification must be available for inspection or the exhibitor must have
lodged with the Horse Show Secretary at least one hour prior to such class an application
for such certification provided by the Federation. To expedite, please send copies of cards
with entries.
PROTESTS RULE VI
An exhibitor lodging a protest for violation of USEF Rules must first deposit $200 for
members and $300 for non-members with the Show Secretary, under provision of U.S.
Equestrian Rule VI. A protest must be in writing, signed, addressed to Show Secretary and
received by the USEF Steward, a member of the Show Committee, the Show Manager, or
Show Secretary within 48 hours of the alleged violation.
COURTESY, QUESTIONS & DISPUTES
No question or dispute will be discussed while the show is in session. No exhibitor shall
approach a Judge or the Official Veterinarian with regard to a decision unless first requesting permission from the U.S. Equestrian Steward. A hearing committee will be established
to make a decision on all questions and disputes. This decision will be deemed final. Exhibitors are notified that any act of discourtesy or disobedience by any exhibitor, owner,
rider, driver, trainer, groom or agent to the judges or officials will disqualify their entry
and the owner shall forfeit all fees and prize money. The All American Horse Classic shall
have the power to bar the offending individual(s) from further competition and to have that
individual(s) and his entire exhibit removed from the grounds without being held liable
for damage of any kind, and this shall be accepted as a condition of entry. The AAHC
reserves to its Horse Show Committee the final and absolute right to interpret these rules
and regulations and arbitrarily settle and determine all matters, questions, and differences
in regard thereto, or otherwise arising out of, connected with or incident to the AAHC,
without claim, damages, or recourse of any kind. Although every courtesy may be extended to the exhibitors of the All American Horse Classic, neither the All American Classic,
its officers, committee, volunteers, employees, agents or officials will be responsible for
any article of any kind which may be lost, destroyed or stolen, nor will the aforementioned
be responsible or liable in any way for injuries sustained in any manner to any person,
animal or property at the show or on the grounds. Each exhibitor shall indemnify and hold
harmless AAHC management from all claims as condition of entry. Management reserves
the right to remove any horse, rider, driver, owner, trainer, groom or other person from the
show grounds without being held liable for any compensation.
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Driver’s License Statement
Minors who do not have a valid driverʼs 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 driverʼs 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. (If your competition bans motorized vehicles, please
contact our office for further instruction.)
Notice
The All American Horse Classic and All American Horse Charities, Inc. reserves the right
to regulate access to the horse show facilities and reserves the right in its sole discretion to
determine use of the facilities by any vendor, photographer, or any other individual or party. The All American Horse Classic name, or portions thereof, logo, banners, facilities or
other identification of the show may not be appropriated, reproduced, or used in any manner without prior authorization in connection with the sale of merchandise, photographs
or other related media. All American Horse Classic has entered into exclusive contracts
regarding the sale of photographs and the taping by video or other reproduction on DVD
and VHS. Said agreements with individuals/entities commonly referred as show officials
include the Horse Show Photographer and Horse Show Videographer. As such, signatories
thereto may have legal remedies for violation. In addition, All American Horse Classic
retains its right to pursue any and all legal remedies available.
AAHC PROVIDES STALL BEDDING SERVICE
The All American Horse Classic will bed your stalls prior to your arrival.
Make your move in easier. The process is simple.
• Indicate on AAHC Entry blank number of stalls to be bedded
• Contact McCarty’s Feed to purchase and deliver bedding
• Cost - $10/stall
• AAHC will contact you for the following information:
Number of bags per stall
Arrival date and approximate time
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2014 VENDORS
The AAHC is pleased to provide outstanding shopping
opportunities with our vendors. If you are looking for that
special gift for someone special (or yourself),
our vendors will be happy to assist you.
The following vendors are planning to be in attendance at
the All American Horse Classic
F Hartmeyers F
F Gorgeous Horse F
F Becker Brothers F
F Frierson’s F
F Show Horse Tack F
F South Bend Chocolate F
F Cheryl Harris, Artist F
F `Mod Jods F
September 2, 2014
10:00 a.m.
IN-HAND CLINIC
The All American Cup Clinic
will begin at 10:00 a.m. on
Tuesday September 2, 2014.
Clinicians Bret Day, Dena
Lopez, Joan Lurie, Dr. Scott
Bennett and Smith Lilly will
share their years of experience
and knowledge on conditioning, training, and presentation
of the In-hand weanling.
The clinic is FREE, but
reservations are required. For
complete details, to make your
reservations, and to receive your
ticket, contact Jim Aikman via email
[email protected].
Provide the names and address of
everyone wanting to attend and
participate in this All American
Cup event.
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AMERICAN SADDLEBRED, SADDLE SEAT EQUITATION,
HACKNEY ROADSTER, OPEN ENGLISH PLEASURE {SADDLE SEAT (A), DRIVING (A)}
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2014 TIME SCHEDULE
Tuesday Evening, September 2, 2014 • 6:30pm
1. All American Cup-Weanlings
WEDNESday MORNING, September 3, 2014 • 9:00Am
2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. AHHS NBF Weanling Filly
ASB Futurity of Indiana Yearling Open
AHHS NBF Weanling Stallion
Hunter Prospect
AHHS NBF Yearling Filly
Western Prospect
8. AHHS NBF Yearling Stallion
9. Country English Pleasure Masters
10. AHHS NBF 2YO Mare
11. Hackney Harness Horse Open
12. AHHS NBF 2YO Stallion/Gelding
WEDNESday AFTERNOON, September 3, 2014 • NOON
13. UPHA Hackney Pleasure Driving
14. Country Pleasure Driving
15. Five Gaited Limit
16. Roadster Pony Open
17. Three Gaited Show Pleasure Masters
18. AHHS NBF Hackney
19. Three Gaited Park Junior
20. Hackney Country Pleasure Driving
21. Five Gaited Show Pleasure
22. Fine Harness Junior
23. UPHA Hackney Pony Classic
24. Park Pleasure Open
25. ASB Futurity of Indiana Two Year Old Fine Harness Open
26. AHHS NBF Show Pleasure Driving
27. Three Gaited Limit
28. UPHA Five Gaited Classic
29. English Pleasure Driving Open
30. AHHS NBF Roadster
31. ASB Futurity of Ind Weanling Amateur
WEDNESday NIGHT, September 3, 2014 • 6:30Pm
32. UPHA Fine Harness Classic
33. Three Gaited Show Pleasure Adult
34. Roadster Pony Amateur
35. Three Gaited Park Open
36. Hackney Pony Ladies Amateur
37. Show Pleasure Driving
38. OTAB Pleasure Under Saddle
39. Hackney Pony Pleasure Driving
40. Ladies Five Gaited
41. AHHS NBF Harness Pony
42. Country English Pleasure Adult
43. Roadster Horse to Bike Open
44. Harness Pony Amateur Ladies
45. Three Gaited Ladies Stake
46. Park Pleasure Junior
47. UPHA Roadster Pony Classic
48. Five Gaited Show Pleasure Masters
49. All American Cup Three Year Old Under Saddle
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, September 4, 2014 • NOON
50. ASB Futurity of Indiana Weanling Open
51. AHHS NBF Country Pleasure
52. AHHS LBS Weanling Horse
53. Hackney Pony Limit
54. Three Gaited Junior
55. Roadster Pony Limit
56. Three Gaited Show Pleasure Novice
57. Hackney Pony Pleasure Driving Limit
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THURSDAY AFTERNOON, September 4, 2014 • NOON
58. ASB Futurity of Indiana Two Year
Old Amateur in Hand
59. AHHS LBS Three Year Old Performance Horse
60. ASB Park Pleasure Driving
61. Harness Pony Limit
62. Saddle and Bridle William Shatner
63. Hackney Pony Park Pleasure Driving
64. ASB Futurity of Indiana Yearling-Amateur
65. Hackney Pony Amateur Gentlemen
66. Three Gaited Amateur - Novice Rider
67. Saddle & Bridle Hunter Classic
68. Harness Pony Open
Western Classic
THURSDAY NIGHT, September 4, 2014 • 6:30 PM
78. Three Gaited Amateur
79. AHHS LBS Three Year Old Stake
80. UPHA Park Pleasure Classic
81. Hackney Pony Open
82. Fine Harness Amateur
83. Western Country Pleasure Limit
84. Harness Pony Amateur Gentlemen
85. Five Gaited Junior Stake
69. AHHS LBS Weanling Pony
70. English Saddle Seat Pleasure Open
71. Three Gaited Park Amateur
72. Roadster Pony Ladies
73. Five Gaited Amateur
74. Single Hackney Horse Gig
75. UPHA Three Gaited Classic
76. UPHA Harness Pony Classic
77. Roadster Horse to Bike Amateur
FRIDAY MORNING, September 5, 2014 • 9:00 AM
86. National Pleasure Equitation Olympics
Championship Riders 13 and under
87. HHF Yearling Fillies
88. Hunter Country Pleasure
89. HHF Yearling Stallions
90. Saddle Seat Equitation Adult
91. HHF Two Year Old Mares
92. Country English Pleasure Adult Championship
93. USEF Medal
94. Country Western Pleasure
95. HHF Two Year Old S/G
96. Country Pleasure Driving Championship
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, September 5, 2014 • NOON
105. Pleasure Equitation 14-17
106. English Pleasure Driving Championship
107. Country English Pleasure Junior Exhibitor
108. HHF 3YO Harness
109. Five Gaited Show Pleasure Champ
110. Pleasure Equitation 13 and Under
111. HHF 3YO Roadster
112. UPHA Challenge Cup 17 and Under
97. National Pleasure Equitation Olympics
Championship Riders 14 -17
98. Fine Harness Two Year Old
99. HHF 3YO Pleasure Driving
100. Saddle Seat Equitation 17 andUnder
101. Three Gaited Park Championship
102. HHF 3 YO Hackney Pony
103. ASB Park Pleasure Open Championship
104. Hackney Country Pleasure
Driving Championship
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friday night, September 5, 2014 • 6:30 PM
113. ASR Sweepstakes 2YO Fine Harness
114. Harness Pony Amateur Championship
115. Three Gaited Show Pleasure Junior Exhib
116. Three Gaited Open Stake
117. Hackney Harness Horse Stake
118. Five Gaited Junior Exhibitor
119. Roadster Pony Amateur Championship
120. Show Pleasure Driving Championship
121. Three Gaited Park Junior Exhibitor
122. Fine Harness Open Stake
123. Three Gaited Junior Exhibitor
124. Roadster Horse Under Saddle
125. ASR Sweepstakes 2YO Three Gaited Park
126. OTAB Pleasure Championship
127. Three Gaited Show Pleasure Adult Champ
128. Hackney Pony Amateur Champ
129. Five Gaited Open Stake
saturday morning, September 6, 2014 • 9:00 AM
130. UPHA Junior Pleasure Challenge Cup
Championship Phase 1
131. UPHA Senior Pleasure Challenge Cup
Championship Phase 1
saturday afternoon, September 6, 2014 • 11:00 AM
132.Stick Horse Class
133. Lead Line 6 and Under
134. HHF Weanling Filly
135. NHS Good Hands
136. HHF Weaning Stallion
137. Hunter Country Pleasure Championship
138. Three Gaited Junior Exhibitor Championship
139. UPHA Five Gaited Horsemanship
Championship
140. HHF 4/5 YO Hackney
141. English Country Pleasure Jr Exhib
Championship
142. UPHA Walk and Trot 10 and Under
143. HHF 4/5 YO Roadster
144. English Pleasure Saddle Seat Championship
145. Five Gaited Junior Exhibitor Championship
146. HHF 4/5 YO Pleasure Driving
147. UPHA Junior Pleasure Challenge Cup
Championship
148. Park Pleasure Driving Championship
149. HHF 4/5 YO Harness
150. Three Gaited Show Pleasure Junior Exhibitor Championship
151. Western Country Pleasure Championship
152. UPHA Adult Challenge Cup Championship
saturday Night, September 6, 2014 • 6:30 PM
162. Fine Harness Amateur Championship
163. UPHA Senior Pleasure Challenge Cup
Championship
164. Harness Pony Championship
165. Three Gaited Park Amateur Championship
166. Roadster Horse to Bike Champ
167. ASR Sweepstakes 3YO Three Gaited
168.Hackney Pony Championship
169. Five Gaited Amateur Championship
153. ASR Sweepstakes 3YO Fine Harness
154. Saddle Seat Equitation Championship
155. Hackney Pony Show Pleasure Driving Champ
156. Three Gaited Amateur Champ
157. ASR Sweepstakes 3YO Park Pleasure
158. Carriage Class
159. Saddle Seat Equitation Walk & Trop 10 &
Under Championship
160. Roadster Pony Championship
161. ASR Sweepstakes 3YO Five Gaited
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Please print or type entries on entry blank, one horse per entry blank. You may photocopy
the entry blank; both sides must be completely filled out. Please phone for additional entry
blanks if needed. “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.” See USEF Rule Book for rules, class description & judging specs. Any changes in the USEF
rules will automatically become a part of the Prize List.
AMERICAN SADDLEBRED
HORSE DIVISION
All horses shown in this division must be registered with the American Saddlebred Horse
Association or the Canadian American Saddle Horse Registry. They must be entered in
their full registered names with registration number and under the of name of the owner(s)
of record with AHSA or CASHR. A copy of the registration papers showing proof ownership or a copy of the registration papers with a certificate of Eligibility To Show issued by
ASHA must be submitted with entries. Owners and trainers at a USEF competition rated
“A” in all Saddlebred sections must be members in good standing of the ASHA.
Saddlebred Three-gaited section
(chapter sb subchapter sb-5)
# ClassPremiumEntry Fee
54 Junior Horse Stake
$200 75 UPHA Classic
$250 Added
27 Limit
$200 Session
$30 Thur-12pm
$50 Nom
$50 Starting
Thur-6:30pm
$30 Wed-12pm
123
Junior Exhibitor
$200 $30 Fri-6:30pm
138
Junior Exhibitor Championship - Must have been entered,
shown and judged in class 127. First
four (4) places in class 127 must show
back or forfeit winnings
$300
$35
Sat-11pm
45
Ladies Stake
$200 $30 Wed-6:30pm
78
Amateur
$200 $30 Thur-6:30pm
66
Amateur - Novice Rider
$200
$30
Thur-12pm
156
Amateur Championship - Must have been entered, shown and judged in
Class 45, 66 or 78 (if shown by an amateur).
Winners of first four (4) placings in class 78
must show in this class or forfeit winnings
$500
$50 Sat-6:30pm
116
Open Stake - No qualifying class required
$1,500 $125 Fri-6:30pm
SADDLEBRED FIVE-GAITED SECTION (Chapter SB
SubChapter SB-4)
85
Junior Horse Stake
$250 Added
17
$30 $50 Nom $50 Starting
Session
Thur-6:30pm
Wed-12pm
SADDLEBRED FIVE-GAITED SECTION Cont.
(Chapter SB SubChapter SB-4)
15
118
145
40
73
169
129
Limit
$200 $30 Junior Exhibitor
$200 $30 Ladies Stake
$200 $300 $35.00 $200 $30 Thur-6:30pm
$50 Sat-6:30pm
Junior Exhibitor Championship - Must
have been entered,shown and judged in
class 118. First four (4) places in Class 118
must show back or forfeit winnings
Amateur
Amateur Championship - Must have
been entered, shown and judged in Class
40 (if shown by an amateur)or Class 73.
Winners of first four (4) placings in Class 73
must show in this class or forfeit winnings.
$500 $1,500 $30 $125 SADDLEBRED FINE HARNESS SECTION (Chapter SB SubChapter SB-3)
#ClassPremiumEntry Fee
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Junior Horse Stake
$200 98
Two Year Old
$250 Added
82
162
122
Session
Wed-12pm
Amateur
Amateur Championship - Must have been
entered, shown and judged in Class 82.
Winners of first four (4) placing in Class 82
$200 $500 $1,500 Fri-6:30pm
Sat-11am
Wed-6:30pm
Fri-6:30pm
Session
$30 Wed-12pm
$30 Fri-12pm
$50 Nom $50 Starting
Wed-6:30
$30 Thur-6:30
$50 Sat-6:30
$125 Fri-6:30
SADDLEBRED THREE GAITED ENGLISH SHOW PLEASURE SECTION (Chapter SB SubChapter SB-8)
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17
56
127
115
150
Adult Amateur
$200 Masters
Novice Horse
Adult Amateur Championship - Must have
been entered, shown and judged in Class
17, 33 or 56. Winners of first four (4) places
in Class 33 must show in this class or
forfeit winnings.
Junior Exhibitor
Junior Exhibitor Championship - Must have
been entered, shown and judged in Class 115.
Winners of first four (4) placings in Class 115
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Session
$30 Wed-6:30pm
$200
$30
Thur-12pm
$500 $50 Fri-6:30pm
$200 $30 Wed-12pm
$200 $125 Fri-6:30pm
$300 $35 Sat-11pm
SADDLEBRED FIVE -GAITED SHOW PLEASURE SECTION (Chapter SB SubChapter SB-8)
21
48
109
Five Gaited Pleasure
$200 Five Gaited Pleasure-Masters
Five Gaited Pleasure Championship - Must
have been entered, shown and judged in
Class 21 or 48. Winners of first four (4) placings in Class 21 must show in this
class or forfeit winnings.
$30 Session
Wed-12pm
$200 $30 Wed-6:30pm
$500 $50 Fri-12pm
SADDLEBRED SHOW PLEASURE DRIVING SECTION (Chapter SB SubChapter SB-8)
37 Pleasure Driving
120
Championship - Must have been entered,
shown and judged in Class 37. Winners of
first four (4) places in class 37 must show
in this class or forfeit winnings.
Session
$200 $30 Wed-6:30pm
$500 $50 Fri-6:30pm
SADDLEBRED
COUNTRY PLEASURE SECTION (Chapter SB SubChapter SB-9)
42
Adult Amateur
$200 9
Masters
$200 92
Adult Amateur Championship - Must have
been entered, shown and judged in Class 9
or 42. Winners of first four (4) placings
in class 42 must show in this class or
forfeit winnings.
$500 $30 $30 $50 Session
Wed-6:30pm
Wed-9am
Fri-9am
107
Junior Exhibitor
$200 $30 Fri-12pm
141
Junior Exhibitor Championship - Must have
been entered,shown and judged in class
107. First four (4) placings in Class 107
must show back or forfeit winnings
$300 $35
Sat-11pm
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SADDLEBRED
PARK PLEASURE SECTION (Chapter SB SubChapter SB-12)
80 UPHA Classic
$250 Added
24
46
103
60
Open
$200 Session
Thur-6:30pm
$30 Wed-6:30pm
$30 Wed-12pm
Junior Horse
$200 Driving Open
$200 $30 Thur-12pm
$300 $35 Sat-11pm
Championship - To be eligible horses must
any ASB Park Pleasure class. The first four
places in class 24 must show in this class of
forfeit winnings. class or forfeit winnings.
148 Driving Championship - To be eligible horses
must have been entered, shown and judged
in class 60. First four (4) places in class 60
$300 $35 Fri-12pm
SADDLEBRED COUNTRY PLEASURE DRIVING SECTION (Chapter SB SubChapter SB-9)
14 Pleasure Driving
96
Championship - Must have been entered,
shown and judged in Class 14. Winners of
first four (4) placings in Class 14 must show
in this class or forfeit winnings.
Session
$200 $30 Wed-12pm
$500 $50 Fri-9am
SADDLEBRED
HUNTER PLEASURE SECTION (Chapter SB, SubChapter SB-11)
5
88
67
137
Prospect - All American Cup Added Money.
All American Cup eligible 3 and 4 year
olds receive added money. Total added
money $4000.00. Added money paid by
All American Cup. Hunter Country Pleasure
Saddle & Bridle Hunter Classic. Note:
Qualifies for 2015 Finals.
Championship - To be eligible, horses must
have been entered, shown, and judged in
class 5, 67 or 88. First four (4) placings
in class 88 must show back or
forfeit winnings.
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$200 Session
$30 Wed-9am
$200
$30
Thur-12pm
$300 $35 Sat-11am
$200 $30 Fri-9am
SADDLEBRED
WESTERN PLEASURE SECTION (SubChapter SB-10)
Session
7
Wed-9am
94
Country Pleasure
Prospect - All American Cup Added Money.
All American Cup eligible 3 and 4 year
olds receive added money. Total added
money $4000.00. Added money paid by
All American Cup. 83Limit
62 Saddle & Bridle William Shatner
Western Classic NOTE: Qualifies for
2015 Finals
151
Championship - To be eligible, horses
must have been entered, shown, and
judged in class 7, 62, 83 or 94. First four
(4) placings in class 94 must show
back or forfeit winnings.
$200 $30 $200 $30 Fri-9am
$200 $30 Thur-6:30pm
$200 $30 Thur-12pm
$300 $35 Sat-11am
PARK SECTION (Chapter SB SubChapter SB-6)
SADDLEBRED
35
19
Open
$200 Junior Horse
101
class 19 or 35. First four (4) placings in
class 35 must show in this class or
forfeit winnings.
121
Junior Exhibitor
71 Amateur
165
Amateur Championship - To be eligible
horses must have been shown in class 71
or 121.First four placings (4) in class 71
must show in this class of forfeit winnings.
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$200 $500 $200 $30 $30 $50 Session
Wed-6:30pm
Wed-12pm
Fri-12pm
$200 $30 $30 Thur-6:30pm
$500 $50 Sat-6:30pm
Fri-6:30pm
SADDLEBRED REGISTRY SWEEPSTAKES SECTION (Chapter SB SubChapter SB-3, SB-4, SB-5) and SB-6 )
#ClassEntry Fee
Session
125 ASR Sweepstakes: 2 Year Old Three Gaited Park
Fri-6:30
113 ASR Sweepstakes: 2 Year Old Harness
153
ASR Sweepstakes: 3 Year Old Fine Harness
161
ASR Sweepstakes: 3 Year Old Five Gaited
167 ASR Sweepstakes: 3 Year Old Three Gaited
157 ASR Sweepstakes: 3 Year Old Park Pleasure
No entry fee
No entry fee
No entry fee
No entry fee
No entry fee
No entry fee
Fri-6:30
Sat-6:30
Sat-6:30
Sat-6:30
Sat-6:30
AMERICAN
SADDLEBRED HORSE ASSOCIATION FUTURITY OF INDIANA SECTION (Chapter SB SubChapter SB-13)
#ClassEntry Fee
50
3
25
Weanling - Open (To be shown in hand)
No entry fee
Thur-12pm
Two Year Old -Open (To be shown in harness)
No entry fee
Wed-12pm
Yearling - Amateur (To be shown in hand)
No entry fee
Thur-12pm
Yearling - Open (To be shown in hand)
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Weanling - Amateur (To be shown in hand)
58
Two Year Old - Amateur (To be shown in hand)
64
Session
No entry fee
No entry fee
No entry fee
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Wed-9am
Wed-12pm
Thur-12pm
MISCELLANEOUS DIVISION
ALL AMERICAN CUP
ALL AMERICAN CUP SECTION #Class
1
All American Cup - Weanling
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All American Cup - Three Year Old Under Saddle
Entry Fee
$50 Declaration Fee due by
12:01 pm Mon. Sept 1, 2014 $50 Declaration Fee due by
12:01 pm Tue. Sept 2, 2014
Session
Tue-6:30pm
Wed 6:30pm
In order to show, all entries in the All American Cup Weanling and Three year Old Under
Saddle Divisions must be entered on the official All American Horse Classic entry form
with all stall, office, USEF, ASHA and other applicable fees paid and received by the show
secretary. Entries must be shown under their full registered names under the name of the
owner of record. Please note that due to high demand for stalls, no entry can be guaranteed
stabling unless received by close of entries – please send full payment with entries by
closing date of August 1.
For specific details on rules and conditions of the All American Cup competitions and
information on the 2015 All American Cup Stallion Auction, please contact Jim Aikman,
317-862-4341. For general information on the All American Cup program please log onto
www.allamericancup.org
ALL AMERICAN CUP – 2014 WEANLING DIVISION
Open to eligible registered American Saddlebred weanlings. Weanlings must be out of
mares declared through stallion services purchased at the 2013 All American Cup Auction
or mares declared by 2013 stallion service donors. Nominators/owners must have complied
with all rules and conditions established by the All American Cup to be eligible to compete,
including nomination to the ASB Futurity of Indiana Open division.
Entering:
All weanling entries must be registered with ASHA or CASH no later than August
15, 2014.
Every weanling showing in the All American Weanling Cup must pay a %50 declaration
fee to the horse show secretary no later than 12:01 pm, Monday September 1, 2014. Please
expedite by sending the declaration fee with entries. A public drawing for order of go will
be held at 2:00 pm Tuesday, September 2. In the event a handler, trainer or owner draws
two or more entries prohibitively close together within a section, that individual may exchange with another trainer/handler/owner within the same section. Both parties must sign
a written exchange agreement which must be in the horse show office by 4:00 Tuesday.
September 2. No trades or exchanges will be accepted after that time. Final order of go will
be posted at the Show Office by 5:00 pm Tuesday, September 2.
How Shown:
Appointments will be per USEF SB173. Two attendants per entry will be allowed. Handlers and trailers are required to wear formal attire. Please refer to USEF SB 174 regarding
whips and bags.
Each weanling will enter the ring individually at a trot and shall be shown at the handler’s
discretion, in the manner that allows that entry to look its best. After showing at the trot,
the entry will be presented to the judges for conformation judging. After the judges have
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evaluated the weanling, the entry will exit the ring. After all sections have been shown, the
judges will select 18 weanlings to return for final judging. Entries will again enter the ring
one at a time, as per above, except that entries shall not exit the ring but remain in the arena
for final placement. After the class is completely tied, entries may or may not be excused
from the ring before the awards presentation. Immediately following the presentation of
awards, handlers will be directed to take the top 18 finalists to the West Pavilion staging
area for drug and DNA testing.
How Judged:
The judges will tie 16 places plus 2 alternates. A modified MOS Judging System will be
used. Entries will be judged 50% on conformation and finish, 50% on way of going and
natural action.
Prize Money:
The total purse available for the All American Cup Weanling division will be in excess
of $91,500. Prize money will be mailed to winners after results of drug and DNA testing
are received.
1. All American Cup – Weanlings $50.00 Declaration Fee due by 12:01 pm Monday,
September 1, 2014.
ALL AMERICAN CUP – 2014 THREE YEAR OLD UNDER SADDLE
This class will operate under USEF rules as a recognized but unrated class per USEF
GR902.2. Since this is a special non-rated class, entries may cross enter into other classes in the show provided they meet the appropriate class requirements. Entering: Open to
eligible registered American Saddlebred stallions, mares or geldings. Entries must be the
offspring of mares declared through stallion services purchased at the 2010 All American
Cup Auction or mares declared by 2010 stallion service donors. Nominators/owners must
have complied with all rules and conditions established by the All American Cup to be
eligible to compete, including keeping entries eligible to the ASB Futurity of Indiana Open
division in their weanling, yearling and 2 year old years.
Every three year old showing in the All American Cup must pay a $50 declaration
fee to the horse show secretary no later than 12:01pm, Tuesday, September 2, 2014.
Please expedite by sending in the declaration fee with entries. IMPORTANT: Any entry
previously declared that will not be showing must be scratched by 12:01 pm, Tuesday,
September 2. After declarations have been received by the secretary on September 2, if
entries warrant, a single championship class will be held in the 6:30 Wednesday evening,
September 3 show session. If an excess of entries are received, the competition will be
divided into Phase I elimination splits and a Phase II Championship. If required, splits
will compete Wednesday evening, September 3, with the Phase II Championship final held
Friday, September 5.
How Shown:
Entries may be shown with set or unset tails, with or without trimmed manes and roached
tails. Equipment and attire shall be as outlined in USEF SB131. Entries shall be shown at
the walk, trot and canter both ways of the ring. All entries will be stripped for judging in
the Championship Final if this competition is held s a single class. If qualifying splits are
necessary, horses will be stripped in Phase I and may also be stripped in the Championship
at the discretion of the Show Committee. Procedures for stripping will be conducted in accordance with USEF SB105. Only two attendants per horse allowed in the ring. All personnel entering the arena to strip horses must be dressed appropriately: jeans, tee shirts, shorts
and tank tops are not considered suitable attire in any phase of this competition. Gentlemen
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attendants are requested to wear dark trousers with solid color long sleeved shirts and ties.
All horses in Phase 1 and/or Phase II will be subject to drug and DNA testing.
How Judged:
Horses to be shown both ways of the ring at a walk, trot and canter. Judges will tie 16
places plus 2 reserves in the Championship/Phase II. Horses to be judged on performance,
presence, quality, manners and conformation. A modified MOS System will be used.
Eliminations/Phase I (if needed): Judges will choose selected entries from each section
of Phase I for the Phase II Championship Final. Judges will not be required to select a specific number of finalists from each section. A total of 18 horses from Phase I will return for
final judging of the All American Cup Three Year Old Under Saddle Championship, Friday
night, September 5. Entries selected for the Final will be posted at the Show Office by 9:00
am, Thursday, September 4.
Prize Money:
The total purse available for the All American Cup Three Year Old Under Saddle division
will be in excess of $103,000. Prize money will be mailed to winners after results of drug
and DNA testing are received.
SADDLE SEAT EQUITATION
SADDLE
SEAT EQUITATION SECTION (Chapter EQ SubChapter EQ-3)
#ClassEntry Fee
Session
132
Stick Horse Class - Horses furnished, or
entrants may bring their own mounts
No entry Fee
Sat-11am
100
Saddle Seat Equitation -Rider 17 and Under
$30 Fri-12pm
133
112
93
90
110
105
135
142
159
154
Lead Line Rider 6 and Under
UPHA Challenge Cup Rider 17 and Under
USEF Saddle Seat Medal Class Rider 17 and Under
Adult
Pleasure Rider 13 and Under
Pleasure Rider 14 - 17
NHS “Good Hands”
UPHA Walk & Trot Rider 10 and Under Walk & Trot Championship - To be eligible riders must have
qualified by showing in class 142.
Saddle Seat Equitation Championship - Open to any rider
who has been entered, shown and judged in any 17 and
under equitation class except Walk and Trot.
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$30 $30 $30 $30 Sat-11am
Fri-12pm
Fri-9am
Fri-9am
$30 Fri-12pm
$30 Sat-11am
$30 Fri-12pm
$30 Sat-11am
$35 Sat-6:30pm
$35 Sat-6:30pm
UPHA
Challenge Cup Championships (Chapter EQ)
#ClassEntry Fee
130/ UPHA Pleasure Challenge Cup Finals Junior Rider
147 13 and Under
$35 131/ UPHA Pleasure Challenge Cup Finals Senior Rider
163 14 - 17
$35 Session
Sat-9am/
Sat 11am
Sat-9am/
Sat 6:30pm
To be eligible, riders must have qualified by placing 1st or 2nd in a UPHA Pleasure
Equitation Challenge Cup or 1st through 6th in an open UPHA Challenge Cup Class.
Eligibility for this championship is limited to those qualified riders who show ONLY
pleasure equitation horses of the saddle seat breeds throughout the 2014 show season.
Attach to entry blank show at which rider qualified.
Adult Challenge Cup Championships (Chapter EQ)
UPHA
#ClassEntry Fee
152
UPHA Adult Challenge Cup Championships
$35 Session
Sat-11am
Open to all amateur riders 18 years of age and over. All ribbon winners in UPHA Adult
Challenge Cup classes will be eligible to compete in the Championship. Please attach to
entry blank show at which rifer qualified. If the Adult Challenge Cup Championships are
divided due to number of entries, they will be split by every other number. Each division
of riders will compete at the walk, trot and canter both ways of the ring. After both divisions have worked on the rail, the Judges will select a minimum of twelve (12) entries
and no more than fourteen (14) to come back for the final workout. The riders in the
workout will rework on the rail both ways of the ring at the walk, trot and canter and line
up. The judges will then select a minimum of four (4) riders to perform an appropriate
individual workout. Judges may choose any of the recognized Test #1-#16 in the USEF
rulebook, either individually or collectively. To be judged 60% on railwork and 40% on
individual workout.
UPHA
Five Gaited Challenge Cup Championships (Chapter EQ)
#ClassEntry Fee
139 UPHA Five Gaited Horsemanship Championship
$35 Session
Sat-11am
To qualify, riders must have competed and been judged in a minimum of one UPHA Five
Gaited Horsemanship qualifying class or any one class within the Five Gaited sections
(open or pleasure) during the qualifying season. A win in the qualifying class does not
eliminate the rider form further competition I that qualifying season. Open to amateur
riders of any age showing a five-gaited American Saddlebred. Stallions are prohibited. To
be judged at the five gaits both ways of the ring and on an individual workout. Canter lead
changes or canter departures off the rail cannot be requested as testing. To be judged 60%
on railwork, 40 % on workout. Either of the two designated workout for this class may be
used.
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NATIONAL PLEASURE EQUITATION
OLYMPICS CHAMPIONSHIP
#ClassEntry Fee
Session
Fri-9am
86
National Pleasure Equitation Olympics 13 Years and under
IASPHA Members
National Championship - Junior Riders - 97
National Pleasure Equitation Olympics 14- 17 Years National Championship - Senior Riders - $75.00
$50.00 for
$75.00
$50.00 for
IASPHA Members
Fri-12pm
Information on Finals qualifications, class procedures and custom designed awards
are detailed in the Olympics brochures. To request a copy, contact Dale Arnston at
815-485-8963.A meeting of all riders, trainers, and parents will be held at the
show to insure that class competition and award ceremony procedures are understood by all. An elimination class may be scheduled if number of entries warrant.
Participants must display neck ribbon on horse during individual entry into the ring.
Ribbons will then be removed before competition begins.
WORKOUT:
Top 10 riders in each age group are required to do a workout. Riders 13 and under USEF
Tests 1-12; Riders 14-17 years USEF Tests 1-16.
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HACKNEY PONIES
HACKNEY
PONY SECTION (SubChapter HK-4)
81
Open
$300 Thur-6:30pm
Wed-12:pm
$200 $30 Wed-6:30pm
$500 $50 Fri-6:30pm
$1,000 $100 Sat-6:30pm
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Limit
$200 65
Amateur Gentleman
$250 Added
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121
168
Amateur Ladies
ponies must have been entered, shown, and
judged in class 36 or 65. First four (4)
placings in class 36 and 65 are required to
show in this class or forfeit winnings.
Single Pony Championship - To be eligible
ponies must have been entered, shown,
and judged in any Hackney pony class.
Winners of the first four (4) placings in class
81 are required to show in this class or
forfeit winnings.
Session
$30 $30 $30 Thur-12pm
Thur-12pm
HACKNEY
PONY PLEASURE DRIVING SECTION (Chapter HK SubChapter HK-6, HK-7, HK-8)
Session
26 Country Pleasure
104
Country Pleasure Championship - To be
eligible ponies must have been entered,
shown, and judged in class 26. First four (4)
placings in class 26 are required to show in
this class or forfeit winnings.
$200 $200 13 UPHA Classic
$250 Added
39
57
155
63
Show Pleasure Driving Open $200 Show Pleasure Driving Limit
Show Pleasure Driving Championship - To
be eligible ponies must have been entered,
shown, and judged in any Hackney Pony
Show Pleasure Driving class. First four (4)
placings in class 39 are required to show in
Park Pleasure Driving
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$20 $30 $50 Nom $50 Starting
Wed-12pm
Fri-12pm
Wed-12pm
$200 $30 $30 Wed-6:30pm
$300 $35 Sat-6:30pm
$200 $30 Thur-12pm
Thur-12pm
HACKNEY HARNESS PONY SECTION (SubChapter HK-5)
68 Open
$200 61
Limit
$200 84
Amateur Gentleman
$250 Added
44
114
164
Amateur Ladies
ponies must have been entered, shown,
and judged in class 44 or 84. First four
placings in classes 44 and 84 must show in
this class of forfeit winnings
Harness Pony Championship - To be eligible
ponies must have been entered, shown, and
judged in any Hackney Harness pony class.
Winners of the first four (4) placings in class
69 are required to show in this class or
forfeit winnings.
HACKNEY ROADSTER PONY SECTION
$30 $30 $50 Nom $50 Starting
$200 $30 Thur-6:30pm
$500 $50 Fri-6:30pm
$1,000 $100 Sat-6:30pm
$200 Amateur
$200 73 Ladies
$200 47 UPHA Roadster Classic
$250 Added
55
160
Thur-6:30pm
$30 #ClassPremiumEntry Fee
119
Thur-12pm
Wed-6:30pm
(SubChapter HK-11)
16 Open
34
Session
Thur-12pm
Amateur Championship - To be eligible must
class 34 or 73 (if shown by an amateur).
First four (4) placings in class 34 must show
in this class or forfeit winnings. Limit
Championship - To be eligible ponies must
have been entered, shown, and judged in
any Hackney Roadster class. First four (4)
placings in class 16 must show in this class
or forfeit winnings.
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$500 $30 $30 $30 $50 Nom $50 Starting
$50 Session
Wed-12pm
Wed-6:30pm
Thur-6:30pm
Wed-6:30pm
Fri-6:30pm
$200 $30 Thur-12pm
$1,000 $100 Sat-6:30-pm
HACKNEY HORSE DIVISION
HACKNEY HORSE SECTION
(SubChapter HK-12)
11 Open
74
$200 Gig
$200 117 Stake - No qualifying class required
$500 $30 $30 $50 Session
Wed-9:00am
Thur-6:30pm
Fri-6:30pm
AHHS LIMITED BREEDERS’ STAKES
AHHS LIMITED BREEDERS SWEEPSTAKES DIVISION #ClassEntry Fee
Session
69 Weanling - Pony
No entry fee
Thur-6:30pm
79
No entry fee
Thur-6:30pm
52
Weanling - Horse
59
Three Year Old Performance - Horse
Three Year Old Performance - Pony
No entry fee
No entry fee
Thur - 12pm
Thur - 12pm
WEANLINGS:
For eligible weanlings, pony or horse, out of previously designated mares who were bred
to stallion services bought at the 2013 Limited Breeders’ Stake Auction. Proceeds from the
auction are to be distributed as prize money, less 10% to the AHHS. Weanlings must be registered and shown in full registered names and under the name of the owner of record. All
owners and co-owners of eligible weanlings must be current members of the American Hackney Horse Society in order to show. All entries showing in the Limited Breeders Weanling
Stake may be subject to blood testing and blood typing by the AHHS following competition.
How Shown:
Two handlers per entry are allowed. Handlers are requested to wear formal attire for
evening performance or other appropriate attire for the classes. (Jeans or t-shirts will not
be permitted.) Entries will be shown and judged one at a time, with each weanling being
led into the ring showing at a trot. Exhibitors will use the west half of the arena for their
lead, trotting in both directions, then trot to the judges for conformation judging. At the
conclusion of the conformation judging, the ringmaster will excuse the entry to either the
opposite end of the ring or another designated area to await further instructions. Entries to
be shown in hand, with halter and natural tail, judged 50% on performance and 50% on
conformation both ways of the ring.
Prize Money:
Prize money will be paid to ten places. Total premiums shall be awarded as follows:
First Place 35%; Second 20%; Third 15%; Fourth 10%; Fifth 7%; Sixth 5%; Seventh 4%;
Eighth 4%; Ninth $250; Tenth $250. Additional questions should be addressed to American Hackney Horse Society, 4059 Iron Works Pike, Building A, Lexington, KY 40511.
(606) 255-8694 or (606) 255-0177 fax.
AHHS YOUTH MEDALLION SECTION SubChapter xxxx)
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THREE YEAR OLD PERFORMANCE CLASSES:
For stallions, mares or geldings three years of age which are the result of the mating of
a mating of a stallion service purchased at the 2010 AHHS Limited Breeders Auction and
for which eligibility has been maintained by payments as outlined by the program. The
classes will operate under USEF rules s a recognized by unrated class per GR902.2. All
entries must have registration and parentage verification on file in AHHS office by August
1 of the year of showing. All entries may be subject to drug testing and inspected for age
verification.
How Shown:
To be shown in harness to a two wheeled pleasure driving vehicle with a snaffe bit and
side check or an overcheck, martingale optional. Roadster silks are not allowed. Exhibitor
number must be worn on the back of the driver. Entries will enter the ring counterclockwise and show at a park trot and extended trot both directions of the ring. Entries may be
shown by an amateur or professional. Headers are permitted in the line-up. Entries must
remain checked during lineup. In the event of a workout, those entries remaining in center
ring may be unchecked. To be judged on quality, presence, performance, conformation and
manners.
AHHS NATIONAL BREEDERS’ FUTURITY
AHHS NATIONAL BREEDERS’ FUTURITY SECTION #ClassEntry Fee
Session
2
Weanling - Filly
No entry fee Wed-9am
6
Yearling - Filly
4
8
10
12
41
30
Weanling - Colt
Yearling - Colt
Two Year Old - Filly
Two Year Old -Colt
Three Year Old Harness
Wed-9am
No entry fee Wed-6:30pm
No entry fee Wed-12pm
26Three Year Old Show Pleasure Driving
No entry fee Wed-12pm
51
No entry fee Thur-12
18
Three Year Old Roadster
No entry fee Three Year Old Hackney
Three Year Old Country Pleasure Driving
No entry fee Wed 12pm
AHHS National Breeders’ Futurity
Eligibility
All foals must be produce of registered stallions and mares that have been nominated in
AHHS National Breeders’ Futurity. AHHS membership must be current as of July 10th, in
the year of competition, in order to participate in show. Owner, co-owners, handlers, and
judges are all required to be American Hackney Horse Society members. All entries must
be entered with the All American Horse Classic (AAHC) for stabling.
Nomination of Sire and Dam
The sire and dam must be registered by American hackney Horse Society. The sire nomination fee of $50 must be paid to the AHHS on or before April 15th of the year the foal
is due to be born. The dam nomination fee of $10 must be paid to the AHHS on or before
April 15th of the year the foal is to be born. The stallion and dam must be DNA certified
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before the foal can be registered. In the year of nomination, if tow foals are expected to be
registered from the dame mare (embryo transfer foals or twins) both foals will be eligible
for the weanling nominations: one dam nomination shall be due on or before April 15th
but two weanling nominations fees will be due before July1st if eligibility of both foals is
to be maintained.
WEANLING DIVISION
The sire and dam must be nominated in the year the foal is born. The foal must have
application and fees for registration sent to the AHHS office by July 10th (postmarked by
July 10th or earlier) in order to show in the Weanling Class. Application and payment for
the DNA kit must be postmarked and received in the AHHS office by July 10th of the year
showing. DNA test kits must be mailed to the University of California at Davis by July
24th in order to show in Weanling Class. DNA parent verification results will be required
before prize money is distributed. The nomination fee of $35 must be paid on or before July
1st. The entries in this division (colt and filly class) shall be shown in-hand, lead halter with
natural tail, judged 50% on conformation and 50% on performance.
YEARLING DIVISION
The yearling must have been nominated in the weanling division in and all conditions
and requirements fulfilled. In order to show in the yearling division the yearling must be
registered and have DNA parent verification on file by July10th of the yearling year if not
previously done. The first nomination of $15 is due on or before February 15th, the second
nomination fee of $20 is due on or before April 15th. Full payment may be made on or
before February 15th. Payments are required to maintain eligibility in the program. The
entries in this division (colt and filly) shall be shown in-hand, lead halter, or lead bridle,
judged 50% confirmation, and 50% performance. To be shown with natural tail (tail not to
be cut or have break over) bustles are permitted.
2 YEAR OLD DIVISION
The 2 year old must have been nominated in the weanling and yearling divisions and all
conditions are requirements fulfilled. In order to show, the 2 year old must be registered
and DNA parent verification on file by July 10th of the 2 year old year, if not previously
done. The first nomination of $15 is due on or before February 15th, the second nomination
fee of $20 is due on or before April 15th. Full payment may be made on or before February
15th. Payments are required to maintain eligibility in the program. The entries in this division shall be shown halter or lead bridle (tack optional for stallions & geldings), and judges
50% confirmation and 50% performance.
3 YEAR OLD DIVISION
The 3 year old must have been nominated in the weanling, yearling, and 2 year old divisions and conditions and requirements fulfilled. In order to show, the 3 year old must be
registered and have DNA parent verification on file in the AHHS office by July 10th of the
3 year old year, if not previously done. The first nomination fee of $15 is due on or before
February 15th, the second nomination fee of $20 is due on or before April 15th, Full
payment may be made on or before February 15th. Payments are required to maintain
eligibility in the program.
The Roadster Pony measures below 13 hands (52”) and shall be shown as Roadster-tobike, with drivers in racing colors.
The Hackney Pony 14.2 hands or under shall be shown in harness to a four wheel vehicle
with short braided mane (or appearance thereof) and short tail. to be judged on quality,
presence, performance and manners.
The Harness Pony 12.2 hands and under shall be shown in harness to a four wheel vehicle
with long mane and tail. to be judged on quality, presence, performance and manners.
The Pleasure Pony 14.2 hands and under shall be shown to a two wheel jod cart with long
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or short natural tail and unbraided mane. Judged on manners, suitability as a Pleasure Pont,
performance and confirmation. Must be asked to back. Stallions are permitted. Pleasure
entries must be driven by an amateur or junior exhibitor.
The Country Pleasure Pony14.2 hands or under shown to a two-wheel jog cart with long
or short natural tail and unbraided mane. Maybe less showy than the Pleasure Pony but
should be typical of the breed. Stallions are permitted. All Pleasure entries must be driven
by an amateur or junior exhibitor. To be judged on suitability, manners, performance, quality and conformation. Must be asked to back and stand quietly in lineup checked with no
adjustments. Must be plain shod. No bands, bars, pads, wedges, lead, springs or any attachment that extends below bottom of the show. The sole and frog of the foot must be visible.
Nominees may show in only one class.
PREMIUMS (WEANLINGS, YEARLINGS, 2 YEAR OLDS &
3 YEAR OLDS)
The value of the prize fund of the AHHS National Breeders’ Futurity each year will be
the total amount of nomination fees received that year plus all donations, and any carry
over from prior year. A 10% administration fee, payable to the AHHS will be assessed
on the total nomination fees received each year. The prize fund will be equally divided
among all classes with entries for weanling, yearling, 2 year olds and 3 year olds. Prize
money determined per class will be awarded as follows !st- 40%, 2nd -25%, 3rd - 15%,
4th - 10%, 5th - 5%, 6th - 2.5%, 7 - 2.5%, If less than seven entries in any class, the prize
money that has not been awarded will be returned to the fund for consideration the next
year. INDIANA HACKNEY FUTURITY DIVISION
HOOSIER
HACKNEY FUTURITY DIVISION
#ClassEntry Fee
Session
134 Weanling - Filly
No entry fee
Sat-11am
87
Yearling - Filly
No entry fee
Fri-9:00am
91
Two Year Old - Filly
No entry fee
Fri-9:00am
136 Weanling - Colt
89
95
Yearling - Colt
Two Year Old -Colt
108 Three Year Old Harness
111 Three Year Old Roadster
102 Three Year Old Hackney
99
Three Year Old Show Pleasure Driving
149 Four & Five Year Old Harness
143 Four & Five Year Old Roadster
140 Four and Five Year Old Hackney
146 Four and Five Year Old Show Pleasure Driving
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No entry fee
No entry fee
No entry fee
No entry fee
No entry fee
No entry fee
No entry fee
Sat-11am
Fri-9:00am
Fri-9:00am
Fri-12pm
Fri-12pm
Fri-12pm
Fri-12pm
No entry fee
Sat-11am
No entry fee
Sat-11am
No entry fee
No entry fee
Sat-11am
Sat-11am
GENERAL PROVISIONS
Entries in the Hackney Futurity Classes must be registered with the American or Canadian Hackney Horse Society and must be Nominated with the Hoosier Hackney Association
under their full registered name by the owner of record. All entries must also be entered
with the All American Horse Classic for stabling. Stalls are available for $75.00 to Futurity
ponies for Weanlings, Yearlings, Two Year Olds and Three Year Olds.
SUSTAINING AND FINAL PAYMENTS
Entries must have been nominated through and must have met all requirements for
sustaining payments with the Indiana Hackney Futurity.
PREMIUMS
In each class, the winner will receive 40%; Second 25%; Third 15%; Fourth 10%; Fifth
5%; Sixth 2 1/2% and Seventh 2 1/2%.
HOW SHOWN
The Weanling, Yearling and Two Year Old classes will be shown in Hand. Entries must
be shown in halter or lead bridle with tack optional to handler for Two Year Olds only.
Yearlings to be shown with natural tails (tails not to be cut or have break over). Bustles are
permitted. Three, Four and Five Year Olds must option for Harness, Roadster, Hackney or
Pleasure. The Hackney and Harness Ponies shall be shown to a four wheel vehicle. The
Roadster Ponies, 52 inch and under, shall be shown as Roadster to Bike. Drivers to wear
racing colors. The Pleasure Ponies shall be shown to a Two Wheel Basket Type vehicle.
Each Three Year Old, Four Year Old and Five Year Old to show in only one Futurity class.
TO BE JUDGED
All classes to be judged on conformation, type, quality and finish 50%, Performance,
manner, disposition and way of going 50%.
The original nominator of the sire of each class winner will receive $25.00. The original
nominator of the dam of each class winner will receive $25.00. This is for weanling, yearling, 2 year old and 3 year old classes only.
OPEN ENGLISH PLEASURE DIVISION
HOOSIER
HACKNEY
FUTURITY
DIVISION ENGLISH
PLEASURE
SECTION
(Subchapter
EP-1)
#
Class Entry
Fee
Session
Session
70
144
29
106
English Pleasure Saddle Seat Championship
- To be eligible horses must have been
entered, shown and judged in class 70.
First four placings in class 70 must show in
English Pleasure Saddle Seat Open
$200 $30 $300 $35 English Pleasure Driving Championship To be eligible horses must have been entered,
shown and judged in class 29. First four (4)
placings in class 29 must show in this class
or forfeit winnings.
$30 Wed - 12pm
$300 $35 Fri - 12pm
English Pleasure Driving Open
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$200 Thur - 6:30pm..
Sat - 11am
ROADSTER HORSE DIVISION
ROADSTER SECTION (Chapter RD)
43 Open
$200 $30 124 Under Saddle
77
Amateur
$200 166
have been entered, shown and judged in any
Roadster to Bike class in this division. First
four(4) placings winners in class 43 must
show in this class or forfeit winnings.
Session
Wed-6:30pm
$200 $30 $30 Thur-6:30pm
$1,000 $50 Sat-6:30pm
Fri-6:30pm
MISCELLANEOUS/SPECIAL EXHIBITION
MISCELLANEOUS/SPECIAL EXHIBITIONS
158
Carriage Driving Open - Open to any breed,
single, pair, or tandem. To be shown to
appropriate carriage vehicle. To enter ring at
a trot and to be shown at a walk, slow trot,
working trot and strong trot. To be judged
70% on performance, manners, and way of
going, 30% on appointments, condition and
fit of harness and vehicle.
126
OTAB Pleasure Under Saddle Walk and
Trot Championship - To be eligible, horses
must have been entered, shown, and judged
in class 38. First four (4) placings in class
38 must show back or forfeit winnings.
38
OTAB Pleasure Under Saddle Walk and
Trot - Double bridles preferred, Snaffle bits
with martingale are permitted. To be shown
at a flat walk, pleasure trot and extended
trot, both ways of ring. To be judged on
manners, quality, performance, and
suitability as a pleasure horse.
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Session
$200 $30 Sat-6:30pm
$200 $30 Wed-6:30pm
$300 $35 Fri-6:30pm
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