2011 Prize List - All American Horse Classic

2010 UPHA CHAPTER 11 

HONOR SHOW 

ALL AMERICAN 

HORSE CLASSIC 

September 6-10, 2011 

Indiana State Fairgrounds 

Over $700,000 In Awards 

Entries Close July 27, 2011 

Post Entries Accepted 

UPHA 

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UPHA National Honor Show 2008 

Hackney Division USEF Triple Point Show 

UPHA Pink Ribbon 5-Gaited Ladies Stake 

Equine Services Roadster Cup Series

INDIANAPOLIS NORTHEAST 

I-69 & 96th Street, Exit #3 

Indianapolis, IN 46037 

(317) 578-2000 

…to keep you comfortable 

• Complimentary Stay Smart Hot Breakfast Buffet 

• Free High-Speed Internet Access 

• Free Local and 800 access telephone calls 

• In-room coffeemakers, iron & ironing board 

• Work Desk with Internet Access 

• Premium Satellite Television 

• Guest Laundry Facilities, valet laundry 

• Fitness Center 

• Wheelchair Accessible Rooms 

• Room Service Available 

• Friendly and professional staff available to assist 24 hours a day 

…for your convenience 

• Only 7 miles from Indiana State Fairgrounds 

• Ample complimentary parking 

• Plenty of dining, shopping, and entertainment nearby 

• Special All American Horse Classic Rate $86.00 plus 12% tax 

Please call (317)578-9000 for reservations 

(Remember to mention the All American Horse Show for special rate.) 

WE HOPE YOU ENJOY YOUR STAY! 

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, 

Equine Services Roadster Cup Series 

OFFICIALS 

Claire Panke, Manager .................................................................................... Westfield, IN 

Dawn Kendrick, Chairperson ..................................................................... Indianapolis, IN 

Dee McNealy, Chairperson ........................................................................ Indianapolis, IN 

Judy McManama, Secretary ........................................................................ Noblesville, IN 

Carolyn Shepard, Assistant Secretary ......................................................... Noblesville, IN 

JUDGES 

American Saddlebreds, ASR Sweepstakes, ASB Futurity of Indiana, 

Open English Saddle Seat Pleasure 

Tom Bombolis .............................................................................................. Stillwater, MN 

Randall Cates .................................................................................................. Edmund, OK 

James Nichols ................................................................................................... Metarie, LA 

Hackney Ponies, Hackney Horses, Friesians, Pairs, Gig, Carriage 

Mary Lou Greenwell ........................................................................................ Gaffney, SC 

Roadster Horses, Open English Pleasure Driving 

Randall Cates .................................................................................................. Edmund, OK 


James Nichols ................................................................................................. Metaries, LA 

UPHA Pleasure, Adult and Five Gaited Horsemanship Challenge Cup Championships 

Tom Bombolis ............................................................................................... Stillwater, MN 

James Nichols ................................................................................................... Metarie, LA 

Renae Van Zomeren ......................................................................................... Leighton, IA 

AHHS Hackney Limited Breeders Stakes - In Hand and Three Year Old Performance 

Josh Greer ............................................................................................. East Bernhardt, KY 


Third Judge to be announced. 

US EQUESTRIAN STEWARD ............................................... Stacey Wright, Blairs, VA 

ANNOUNCER.................................................................. Peter Fenton, Pleasureville, KY 

RINGMASTER ................................................................... Kent Moeller, Powhatten, VA 

BARN MANAGER ..................................................... Dewey Bass, Mt. Washington, KY 

VETERINARIAN .......................... Dr. Terry Brandenburg, Lebanon, IN (765) 482-6261 

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 Sytem 

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ENTRIES 

Entries Close July 27, 2011 

All entries post-marked after July 27 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 non-member 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. 

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: 2011 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 (July 27) shall be entitled 

to have all fees (except office fee) returned. Any request to cancel entries after the closing 

date and prior to August 30 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 30, 2011. 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 AUTHORI- 

TIES. 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, Claire Panke ................................................................................. (317) 331-5451 

Veterinarian, Dr. Terry Brandenburg ............................................................ (765) 482-6261 

Horse Show Office (September 3 - 10) ........................................................ (317) 927-1470 

...................................................................................................................... (317) 927-1469 

McCarty Farms Feed/Bedding Hot Line ...................................................... (317) 831-8880 

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 entry forms are on line 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 31 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 at $75.00 each to weanling, yearling and two-year-old Hackney 

Futurity ponies showing in ONLY ONE class of the Hoosier Hackney Futurity and no 

other futurity or performance classes. Hackney pony weanlings showing in both the Hoosier 

Futurity and Limited Breeders Stake must pay 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 317-831-8880 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. 

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 Barn Office. 

DRUG FEES AND MEDICATION 

In compliance with US Equestrian Drug and Medication Rule, we will collect the testing 

fee of $15.00 per horse. Information regarding the use of medication will be available 

through the Show Secretary and the US Equestrian Steward. The MEDICATION STATE- 

MENT 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 & MEASUREMENTS 

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 Stable Office whenever you need his services. (See page 3). The veterinarian and USEF 

steward will measure ponies in the West Pavilion at 10:15 a.m. Wednesday, September 7 

and 8:00 a.m. Friday, September 9. Please check with show office for additional times. 

ARRIVAL AND UNLOADING 

Arrivals will be accepted around the clock after 8:00 A.M. Sunday, September 4, 2011. 

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 Marsh South 

Pavilion (former Saddle Horse Barn) 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 8A.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 EX- 

HIBITOR 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 Marsh South Pavilion; the area south of 

the Marsh 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 11. Please check with stabling 

office for load-out area. 

RESERVE BOX SEATING 

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 Pepsi Coliseum 

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 Pepsi Coliseum Show Ring is 130’ x 275’. The Paddock (Make-Up Ring), located 

inside the West Pavilion, is 80’ x 260’. An additional covered exercise ring is 80’ x 200’. 

Footing in all rings is sawdust on a clay and dirt base. 

PEPSI COLISEUM EXERCISING 

The schooling/exercising time schedule for the Pepsi Coliseum 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. 

$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 

CHALLENGE AND MEMORIAL TROPHIES 

The trophies will be presented to the winners of specific classes but will remain with the 

All American Classic. 

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 Rule V Article 802.2.2. 

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 Secretey at least one hour prior to such classs 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 $250.00 

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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Golf Carts, Motorcycles, Scooters 

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 recognized competitions. Minors who have a valid 

temporary license may operate the above described motorized vehicles as long as they are 

accompanied by an adult with a valid driverʼs license. Violations of this rule will be cause 

for sanctions against the parent(s), guardian(s)‚ and/or trainer(s) who are responsible for 

the child committing the offense. Penalties may include exclusion of the child, parent(s), 

guardian(s)‚ and/or trainer(s) from the competition grounds for the remainder of the com- 

petition. Wheelchairs and other mobility assistance devices for individuals with disabilities 

are exempt from this rule. 


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 par- 

ty. 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 man- 

ner 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. 

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The ALL AMERICAN HORSE CLASSIC #330 is operated in accordance with the current rules of the 

US Equestrian Federation of which body it is a Regular Member Competition and is rated: 

A - Saddlebred Five-Gaited 

A - Saddlebred Three-Gaited 

A- Fine Harness 

A- ASB Pleasure 

A- Hackney Harness Pony 

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A- Hackney Pony 

A- Hackney Pony Pleasure Driving 

B - Roadster Horse 

A - Hackney Roadster Pony 

A - Open English Pleasure 

The AAHC is a Triple Point Show for the Hackney Division.


Charge it! 

Now you can conveniently charge your 

All American Horse Classic 

entry fees, box seats and declaration fees. 

We’re making it easier than ever for 

our exhibitors to enter. 

We will accept your Visa, MasterCard and Discover 

cards – just fill in the information on your entry 

blank and mail with entries... 

OR...use the handy and convenient forms available 

on our website at www.allamerianhorseclassic.net. 

Entries Close July 27 

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A M E R I C A N S A D D L E B R E D R E G I S T R Y 

SWEEPSTAKES 

$213,420 PAID OUT IN 2010 

The American Saddlebred Registry Two-, Three-, and Four- 

Year-Old Sweepstakes Program is designed to enhance the 

breeding, training and showing of the American Saddlebred 

horse. Entries in the Two-Year-Old Sweepstakes compete in 

the following classes: Fine Harness and Three-Gaited Park. 

Entries in the Three- and Four-Year-Old Sweepstakes compete 

in the following classes: Three-Gaited, Five-Gaited, Fine 

Harness and Three-Gaited Park Pleasure. 

The Sweepstakes classes – held at the All American Horse 

Classic in Indianapolis, Indiana, in September – are conducted 

under the rules of U.S. Equestrian Federation. The 

Sweepstakes differ from the ASR Futurity program in 

that nominations for sires, dams and weanlings are 

not required. The horse is nominated as a yearling 

to the Two- and Three-Year-Old Sweepstakes and 

is nominated to the Four-Year-Old Sweepstakes 

in its three-year-old year. 

Another unique feature of the American 

Saddlebred Registry Sweepstakes program is 

that the judge selection is done by a vote of the 

Sweepstakes’ participants with the approval of the 

ASR Sweepstakes Committee. Prize money is 

divided between the recorded owner at the time of 

competition and the original nominator(s). In 2010, prize 

money was distributed as follows: Two-Year-Old 

Sweepstakes, $21,093; Three-Year-Old Sweepstakes, 

$123,502; Four-Year-Old Sweepstakes, $68,825. 

Also, courtesy of the Kentucky Breeders Incentive Fund (KBIF), 

more than $430,000 has been awarded to breeders and sire 

owners of Kentucky-bred American Saddlebreds competing in 

the ASR Four-Year-Old Sweepstakes. For more information, 

contact the American Saddlebred Registry. 

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AMERICAN SADDLEBRED REGISTRY, INC. 

4083 Iron Works Parkway 

Lexington, Kentucky 40511 

859.259.2742

Tuesday Evening, September 6, 6:30pm 

1. All American Weanling Cup 

Wednesday Morning, September 7, 10am 

2. ASB Futurity Of Indiana Yearling Open 

3. UPHA Hackney Pony Pleasure Driving Classic 

4. Country Pleasure Driving 

5. Five Gaited Limit 

6. Roadster Pony Open 

7. ASB Futurity Of IndianaTwo Year Old Fine 

Harness Open 

8. Three Gaited Park Junior 

9. Hackney Pony Country Pleasure Driving 

10. English Country Pleasure Adult 

11. Fine Harness Junior 

12. UPHA Hackney Pony Classic 

13. Three Gaited Limit 

14. Roaster Horse To Bike Limit 

15. Park Pleasure Open 

16. Harness Pony Open 

17. UPHA Five Gaited Classic 

18. Open English Pleasure Driving 

19. ASB Futurity Of Indiana Weanling Amateur 

Wednesday Evening, September 7, 6:30pm 

20. UPHA Fine Harness Classic 

21. Three Gaited Show Pleasure Adult 

22. Roadster Pony Amateur 

23. Three Gaited Park Open 

24. Hackney Pony Amateur Ladies 

25. Show Pleasure Driving 

26. Friesian Pleasure Under Saddle 

27. Hackney Pony Pleasure Driving 

28. Five Gaited Amateur 

29. Roadster Horse to Bike Open 

30. Park Pleasure Junior 

31. Harness Pony Amateur Ladies 

32. Three Gaited Ladies Stake 

33. UPHA Roadster Pony Classic 

34. Five Gaited Show Pleasure 

35. All American Cup Three Year Old Under Saddle 

Thursday, September 8, 10am 

36. ASB Futurity Of Indiana Weanling Open 

37. AHHS Hackney Horse Limited Breeders 

Stake – Weanling 

38. Western Country Pleasure Limit 

39. Hackney Pony Limit 

40. Three Gaited Junior 

41. Roadster Pony Limit 

42. Three Gaited Show Pleasure Novice 

43. ASB Futurity Of Indiana Two Year Old 

Amateur In Hand 

44. Hackney Pony Pleasure Driving Limit 


2011 TIME SCHEDULE 

45. English Country Pleasure Novice 

46. AHHS Hackney Horse Limited Breeders Stake 

- 3 YO Performance 

47. ASB Park Pleasure Driving 

48. Harness Pony Limit 

49. Five Gaited Show Pleasure Novice 

50. Hackney Pony Park Pleasure Driving 

51. UPHA Three Gaited Classic 

52. Hackney Pony Amateur Gentlemen 

53. ASB Futurity of Indiana Amateur Yearling 

Thursday, September 8, 6:30pm 

54. AHHS Hackney Pony Limited Breeders 

Stake - Weanling 

55. Western Country Pleasure 

56. ASR Sweepstakes Two Year Old Fine Harness 

57. Roadster Pony Ladies 

58. UPHA Pink Ribbon Ladies Five Gaited Stake 

59. UPHA Harness Pony Classic 

60. Three Gaited Park Amateur 

61. Hackney/Harness Pairs 

62. UPHA Park Pleasure Classic 

63. Roadster Horse To Bike Amateur 

64. Three Gaited Amateur 

65. AHHS Hackney Pony Limited Breeders Stake 

- 3YO Performance 

66. ASR Sweepstakes 2 YO Three Gaited 

67. Hackney Pony Open 

68. Fine Harness Amateur 

69. Open English Saddle Seat Pleasure 

70. Harness Pony Amateur Gentlemen 

71. Five Gaited Junior Stake 

Friday, September 9, 9am 

72. HHF Yearling Fillies 

73. Saddle Seat Equitation Adult 

74. HHF Yearling Colts 

75. Hunter Country Pleasure 

76. HH F 2 YO Fillies 

77. USEF Medal 

78. HHF 2 YO Colts 

Friday, September 9, 30 Minute Break, 

Not To Start Before 11:00am 

79. Fine Harness Two Year Old 

80. HHF 3 YO Pleasure Driving 

81. Three Gaited Show Pleasure Adult 

Championship 

82. Saddle Seat Equitation 17 & Under 

83. AHHS Youth Medallion Roadster PonyTo Bike 

84. Country Pleasure Driving Championship 

85. Three Gaited Park Open Championship 

86. HHF 3YO Hackney Pony 

87. Saddle & Bridle Hunter Classic 

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88. ASB Park Pleasure Open Championship 


Championship 

90. Pleasure Equitation 14-17 

91. Open English Pleasure Driving Championship 

92. HHF 3 YO Harness Pony 

93. Five Gaited Show Pleasure Championship 

94. Pleasure Equitation 13 & Under 

95. HHF 3 YO Roadster 

96. Saddle & Bridle Shatner Western Pleasure 

97. Show Pleasure Driving Championship 

98. AHHS Youth Medallion Pleasure Driving 

99. English Country Pleasure Adult Championship 

100. UPHA Challenge Cup 17 & Under 

Friday, September 9, 6:30pm 

101. ASR Sweepstakes 4 YO Fine Harness 

102. Hackney Pony Amateur Championship 

103. Three Gaited Open Stake 

104. English Country Pleasure Junior Exhibitor 

105. ASR Sweepstakes 4 YO Five Gaited 

106. Harness Pony Amateur Championship 

107. Three Gaited Junior Exhibitor 

108. ASR Sweepstakes 4 YO Park Pleasure 

109. Gig Class 

110. Thee Gaited Park Junior Exhibitor 

111. Fine Harness Open Stake 

112. Friesian Pleasure Championship 

113. Five Gaited Junior Exhibitor 


115. Three Gaited Show Pleasure Junior Exhibitor 

116. Roadster Pony Amateur Championship 

117. Five Gaited Open Stake 

Saturday, September 10, 9am 

118. UPHA Junior Pleasure Challenge Cup 

Championship Phase 1 

119. UPHA Senior Pleasure Challenge Cup 

Championship Phase 1 

Saturday, September 10, 

not to start before 11:00am 

120. Stick Horse Class 

121. Lead Line 6 & Under 

122. HHF Weanling Fillies 

123. NHS Good Hands 

124. HFF Weanling Colts 

125. Hunter Country Pleasure Championship 

126. Three Gaited Junior Exhibitor Championship 

127. UPHA Five Gaited Horsemanship 

Championship 

128. HHF 4 YO Hackney Pony 

129. English Country Pleasure Junior Exhibitor 

Championship 


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130. UPHA Walk & Trot 10 & Under 

131. HHF 4YO Roadster 

132. Open English Pleasure Championship 

133. UPHA Junior Pleasure Challenge Cup 

Championship 

134. HHF 4YO Pleasure Driving 

135. Five Gaited Junior Exhibitor Championship 

136. AHHS Youth Medallion Roadster 

Pony Under Saddle 

137. Park Pleasure Driving Championship 

138. HHF 4YO Harness 

139. Three Gaited Show Pleasure Junior 

Exhibitor Championship 

140. Western Country Pleasure Championship 

141. UPHA Adult Challenge Cup Championship 

Saturday, September 10, 6:30pm 

142. ASR Sweepstakes 3 YO Fine Harness 

143. Saddle Seat Equitation Championship 

144. Hackney Pony Pleasure Driving Championship 

145. Three Gaited Amateur Championship 

146. ASR Sweepstakes 3YO Park Pleasure 

147. Carriage Class 

148. Saddle Seat Equitation Walk & Trot 10 & 

Under Championship 

149. Roadster Pony Championship 

150. ASR Sweepstakes 3 YO Five Gaited 

151. Fine Harness Amateur Championship 

152. UPHA Senior Pleasure Challenge Cup 

Championship 

153. Harness Pony Championship 

154. Three Gaited Park Amateur Championship 

155. Roadster Horse To Bike Championship 


157. Hackney Pony Championship 

158. Five Gaited Amateur Championship


AMERICAN SADDLEBRED 

HORSE DIVISION 

Subchapter SB-1 

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. 

THREE-GAITED SADDLEBRED SECTION 

SubChapter SB5, SB131-134 

No. Class 

40. $200 Three-Gaited Junior Horse 

Entry Fee: $30.00 

13. $200 Three Gaited Limit 


51. $500 UPHA 3 Year Old Three-Gaited Classic 

Entry Fee: $50.00 Nomination fee $50.00 

Starting Fee - due 24 hours - before class 

$100.00 Eligibility Fee if not previously nominated 

107. $200 Three-Gaited Junior Exhibitor 


126. $300 Three Gaited Junior Exhibitor Championship 

To be eligible, horses must have been entered, shown and judged in Class 107. 

First four places (4) in Class 107 must show in this class or forfeit winnings. 


32. $200 Three-Gaited Ladies Stake 

Eligible for Amateur Championship if shown by an amateur 


64. $200 Three-Gaited Amateur 


145. $500 Three-Gaited Amateur Championship 

To be eligible horses must have been entered, shown and judged in Classes 64 or 

32 (if shown by amateur). Winners of the first four (4) places in Class 64 

must show in this class or forfeit winnings. 


103. $1500 Three-Gaited Open Stake 

Stallion, Mare, or Gelding. No qualifying class required. 


FIVE-GAITED SADDLEBRED SECTION 

SubChapter SB-4, SB127-130 

71. $200 Five-Gaited Junior Horse - Stake 


17. $500 UPHA 3 Year Old Five Gaited Classic 

Entry Fee: $50.00 Nomination fee $50. Starting fee-due 24 hours before class 

5. $100.00 Eligibility Fee if not previously nominated 

Five Gaited Limit 


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113. $200 Five-Gaited Junior Exhibitor 


135. $300 Five Gaited Junior Exhibitor Championship 

To be eligible, horses must have been entered, shown, and judged in Class 113. 

First four (4) places in Class 113 must show back or forfeit winnings. 


58. $200 Five-Gaited Ladies UPHA Pink Ribbon Stake 

Eligible for Amateur Championship if shown by an Amateur 


28. $200 Five-Gaited Amateur 


158. $500 Five-Gaited Amateur Championship 

To be eligible, horses must have been entered, shown and judged in Classes 28 or 

58 (if shown by an amateur). Winners of the first four (4) places in Class 28 must 

show in this class or forfeit winnings. 


117. $1500 Five-Gaited Open Stake 



FINE HARNESS HORSE SECTION 


No. Class 

79. $200 Fine Harness Two Year Old 


11. $200 Fine Harness -Junior Horse 


68. $200 Fine Harness - Amateur 


151. $500 Fine Harness Amateur Championship 

To be eligible, horses must have been entered, shown and judged in classes 68. 

The first four places in Class 68 must show in this class or forfeit winnings. 


20. $500 UPHA 3 Year Old Fine Harness Classic 

Entry Fee: $50.00 Nomination Fee 

$50.00 Starting Fee - due 24 hours before the class 


111. $1500 Fine Harness Stake 



SADDLEBRED PLEASURE HORSE SECTION 

AMERICAN SADDLEBRED THREE-GAITED 

ENGLISH SHOW PLEASURE HORSE 


No. Class 

21. $200 Three-Gaited Pleasure - Adult Amateur 


42. $200 Three-Gaited Pleasure Novice Horse 


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81. $500 Three-Gaited Pleasure Championship Adult Amateur 

To be eligible, horse must have been entered, shown and judged in class 21 or 

42. The first four (4) places in Class 21 must show back or forfeit winnings. 


115. $200 Three-Gaited Pleasure - Junior Exhibitor 


139. $300 Three Gaited Show Pleasure Championship Junior Exhibitor 

To be eligible, horse must have been entered, shown & judged in class 114. 

The first four places in class 114 must show back or forfeit prize money. 


AMERICAN SADDLEBRED FIVE-GAITED SHOW PLEASURE HORSE 


No. Class 

34. $200 Five-Gaited Pleasure 


49. $200 Five Gaited Pleasure Novice Horse 


93. $500 Five-Gaited Pleasure Championship* 

To be eligible, horses must have been entered, shown and judged in Class 

34 or 49. The first four (4) places in Class 34 must show in this class or forfeit 

winnings. 


AMERICAN SADDLEBRED SHOW PLEASURE DRIVING HORSE 


No. Class 

25. $200 American Saddlebred Pleasure Driving 


97. $500 Show Pleasure Driving Championship 

To be eligible horses must have been entered, shown and judged in classes 25. 

The first four places in class 25 must show back or forfeit winnings. 

Entry fee $50.00. 

AMERICAN SADDLEBRED COUNTRY PLEASURE HORSE 

SubChapter SB7, SB145-149 

No. Class 

104. $200 Three-Gaited English Country Pleasure - Junior Exhibitor 


129. $300 English Country Pleasure Championship - Junior Exhibitor 

To be eligible, horses must have been entered, shown and judged in Class 104. 

The first four (4) places in Class 104 must show in this class or forfeit winnings. 


10. $200 Three-Gaited English Country Pleasure - Adult Amateur 


45. $200 Three Gaited English Country Pleasure Novice Horse 


99. $300 Three Gaited English Country Pleasure Adult Championship 

To be eligible, horses must have been entered, shown and judged in classes 

10 or 45. The first four (4) places in class 10 must show in this class 

or forfeit winnings. 


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4. $200 Country Pleasure Driving 


84. $300 Country Pleasure Driving Championship 

To be eligible, horses must have been entered, shown and judged in class 4. 

The first four (4) places in class 4 must show in this class or forfeit winnings. 


75. $200 Country Pleasure Hunter 


87. Saddle & Bridle Hunter Classic 

Entry Fee: $30.00 NOTE: Qualifies for 2012 Finals 

125. $300 Country Pleasure Hunter Championship 

To be eligible, horses must have been entered, shown and judged in class 75 or 

87. The first four (4) places in class 75 must show in this class or forfeit winnings. 


55. $200 Western Country Pleasure 


38. $200 Country Western Pleasure Limit 


96. $200 Saddle & Bridle Magazine William Shatner Western Pleasure 

Entry Fee: $30.00 NOTE: Qualifies for 2012 Finals. 

140. $300 Western Country Pleasure Championship 

To be eligible, horses must have been entered, shown and judged in classes 38, 

55 or 96. The first four (4) places in Class 55 must show back forfeit winnings. 


AMERICAN SADDLEBRED PARK PLEASURE 


No. Class 

62. $500 UPHA Park Pleasure Classic 


$50.00 Start Fee - due 24 hours before the class 


15. $200 Park Pleasure Open 


30. $200 Park Pleasure Junior Horse 


88. $300 Park Pleasure Championship 

To be eligible, horses must have been entered, shown and judged in any ASB 

Park Pleasure class. The first four (4) places in class 15 must show back or 

forfeit winnings. 


47. $200 Park Pleasure Driving Open 


137. $300 Park Pleasure Driving Championship 

To be eligible, horses must have been entered, shown and judged in class 47. First 

four places in Class 47 must show back or forfeit entries. 


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AMERICAN SADDLEBRED PARK 

Subchapter SB-6, SB131-134 

23. $200 Three-Gaited Park Full Mane & Tail Open 


8. $200 Three Gaited Park Full Mane & Tail Junior Horse 


85. $500 Three-Gaited Park Full Mane & Tail Championship 


23. The first four places in class 25 must show in this class or forfeit winnings. 


60. $200 Three Gaited Park Full Mane & Tail Amateur 


110. Three Gaited Park Junior Exhibitor 


154. $500 Three-Gaited Park Full Mane & Tail Amateur Championship 


110. The first four (4) places in class 60 must show back or forfeit winnings. 


AMERICAN SADDLEBRED REGISTRY 

SWEEPSTAKES 

SubChapters SB3, SB4, SB5 and SB10 

For eligible two, three and four year old Saddlebred Colts and Fillies. Amount of purse for 

2011 will be split among Fine Harness, Three-Gaited, Five-Gaited and Park Pleasure. To 

be judged under USEF/American Saddlebred Horse Association Rules. 

No. Class 

56. ASR Sweepstakes: 2 Year Old Fine Harness 

66. ASR Sweepstakes: 2 Year Old Three Gaited 



150. ASR Sweepstakes: 3 Year Old Five Gaited 

146. ASR Sweepstakes: 3 Year Old Park Pleasure 



105. ASR Sweepstakes: 4 Year Old Five Gaited 

108. ASR Sweepstakes: 4 Year Old Park Pleasure 

AMERICAN SADDLEBRED HORSE 

ASSOCIATION FUTURITY OF INDIANA 

No. Class 

SubChapter SB165-169 

36. Weanling Division (Open) 

To be shown in hand. 

2. Yearling Division (Open) 

To be shown in hand 

7. Two Year Old Division (Open) 

To be shown in harness 

19. Weanling (Amateur) 


53. Yearling (Amateur) 


43. Two Year Old (Amateur) 


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MISCELLANEOUS DIVISION 

ALL AMERICAN CUP 

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 July 27. 

For specific details on rules and conditions of the All American Cup competitions and 

information on the 2012 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.allamericanhorseclassic.net 

ALL AMERICAN CUP – 2011 WEANLING DIVISION 

Open to eligible registered American Saddlebred weanlings. Weanlings must be out 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 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, 2011. 

Every weanling showing in the All American Weanling Cup must pay a $50 declaration 

fee to the horse show secretary no later than 12:01pm, Monday, September 5, 2011. Please 

expedite by sending in the declaration fee with entries. A public drawing for order of go 

will be held 2:00pm, Monday September 6. 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 4:30pm, Monday, 

September 5. No trades or exchanges will be accepted after that time. Final order of go will 

be posted at the Show Office by 9:00am, Tuesday, September 6. 

How Shown: 

Appointments will be per USEF SB166. Two attendants per entry will be allowed. Handlers 

and trailers are required to wear formal attire. Please refer to USEF SB 167 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 

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. 

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Prize Money: 

The total purse available for the All American Cup Weanling division will be in excess 

of $103,000. 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 5, 2011. 

ALL AMERICAN CUP – 2011 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 2007 All American 

Cup Auction or mares declared by 2007 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 6, 2011. 

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 6. After declarations have been received by the secretary on September 6, if 

entries warrant, a single championship class will be held in the 6:30 Wednesday evening, 

September 7 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 7, with the Phase II Championship final held 

Friday, September 9. 

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 SB132. 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 

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 

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final judging of the All American Cup Three Year Old Under Saddle Championship, Friday 

night, September 9. Entries selected for the Final will be posted at the Show Office by 9:00 

am, Thursday, September 8. 


The total purse available for the All American Cup Three Year Old Under Saddle division 

will be in excess of $117,000. Prize money will be mailed to winners after results of drug 

and DNA testing are received. 

35. All American Cup Three Year Old Under Saddle Championship 

$50 Declaration Fee due by 12:01pm, Tuesday, September 6, 2011. 

EQUITATION DIVISION 

SubChapter EQ-3, EQ115-119 

No. Class 

120. Stick Horse Class 

No entry fee. Horses furnished, or entrants may bring their own mounts. 

121. Lead Line 6 & Under 


82. Saddle Seat Equitation - 17 & Under 


100. UPHA Challenge Cup - 17 & Under 


77. USEF Saddle Seat Medal Class 17 and Under 


73. Saddle Seat Equitation Adult 


94. Pleasure Equitation 13 and Under 


90. Pleasure Equitation 14-17 


123. NHS “Good Hands” Event 


130. UPHA Walk & Trot 10 & Under 


148. Walk & Trot Championship 

To be eligible, riders must have qualified by showing in class 130. 


143. Saddle Seat Equitation Championship 

Open to any rider who has been entered, shown and judged in any 17 & 

under equitation class, except Walk/Trot . 


UPHA CHALLENGE CUP CHAMPIONSHIPS 

118./133. UPHA Pleasure Challenge Cup Finals-Junior Rider 13 & Under 

119./152. UPHA Pleasure Challenge Cup Finals-Senior Rider 14-17 

To be eligible, riders must have qualified by placing 1st or 2nd in a UPHA 

Pleasure 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 

2011 show season. 

Attach to entry blank show at which rider qualified. 


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141. UPHA Adult Challenge Cup Championship 

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 rider qualified. If the Adult Challenge 

Cup Championships are divided because of the 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) 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 select a minimum of four (4) riders to perform an appropriate 

individual workout. Judges may choose any of the recognized Tests #1 - #16 

in the USEF rulebook, either individually or collectively. To be judged 60% on 

railwork and 40% on the individual workout. 


127. UPHA Five Gaited Horsemanship Championship 

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 

5-Gaited sections (open or pleasure) during the qualifying season. A win in a 

qualifying class does not eliminate the rider from further competition in 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 rail 

work, 40% on workout. Either of the two designated workouts for this class 

may be used. 


HACKNEY PONY DIVISION 

SubChapter HK4, HK 110-112 

No. Class 

67. $200 Hackney Pony - Open 


39. $200 Hackney Pony Limit 


24. $200 Hackney Pony - Amateur Ladies 


52. $200 Hackney Pony - Amateur Gentlemen 


102. $500 Hackney Pony Amateur Championship 

To be eligible ponies must have been entered, shown and judged in class 24 or 

class 52. First four places in classes 24 and 52 must show in this class or 

forfeit winnings. 


12. $500 Added UPHA Hackney Pony Classic 

(4 Years and Under) 


$50.00 Starting Fee - due 24 hours before class 


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157. $1000 Single Hackney Pony Championship 

To be eligible ponies must have been entered, shown and judged in any Hackney 

pony class. Winners of the first four (4) places in Class 67 are required to show 

in this class or forfeit winnings. Entry Fee: $100.00 

HACKNEY PONY 

PLEASURE DRIVING DIVISION 

SubChapter HK4,HK 110-113 

No. Class 



89. Hackney Pony Country Pleasure Driving Championship 

To be eligible ponies must have been entered, shown, and judged in Class 9. First 

four places in class 9 must show in this class or forfeit winnings. 


27. $200 Hackney Pony Pleasure Driving Open 


98. AHHS Pleasure Driving Youth Medallion 


44. $200 Hackney Pony Pleasure Driving Limit 


3. $500 Added UPHA Hackney Pony Pleasure Driving Classic 




144. $300 Hackney Pony Pleasure Driving Championship 

To be eligible ponies must have been entered, shown and judged in any Hackney 

Pony Pleasure Driving class. First four places in class 27 must show in this class 

or forfeit winnings. 


50. $200 Hackney Pony Park Pleasure Driving 


HACKNEY - HARNESS PONY DIVISION 

SubChapter HK-4, HK110-112 

No. Class 

16. $200 Harness Pony - Open 


48. $200 Harness Pony - Limit 


31. $200 Harness Pony - Amateur Ladies 


70. $200 Harness Pony - Amateur Gentlemen 


106. $500 Harness Pony Amateur Championship 


class 70. First four places in classes 31 and 70 must show in this class or forfeit 

winnings. Entry Fee: $50.00 

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59. $500 Added UPHA Harness Pony Classic (4 Years and Under) 




153. $1000 Harness Pony Championship 

To be eligible, ponies must have been entered, shown and judged in any Hackney 

Harness class. Winners of the first four (4) places in class 67 are required to 

show in this class forfeit winnings. 


HACKNEY ROADSTER PONY DIVISION 

SubChapter HK-6, HK 116-119; SubChapter HK4, HK 113 

No. Class 

6. $200 Roadster Pony - Open 


22. $200 Roadster Pony - Amateur 


57. $200 Roadster Pony Ladies 


116. $500 Roadster Pony Amateur Championship 


class 57 (if shown by an amateur). First four places in class 21 must show in this 

class or forfeit winnings. 


33. $500 UPHA Roadster Pony Classic (4 Years and Under) 




83. AHHS Roadster Pony Youth Medallion 


41. $200 Roadster Pony Limit 


136. AHHS Youth Medallion Roadster Pony Under Saddle 


149. $1000 Roadster Pony Championship 

To be eligible ponies must have been entered, shown and been judged in any 

Hackney Roadster class. The first four (4 place winners in class 6 must show in 

this class or forfeit winnings. Entry Fee: $100.00 

AHHS LIMITED BREEDERS’ STAKES 

WEANLINGS: 

For eligible weanlings, pony or horse, out of previously designated mares who were bred 

to stallion services bought at the 2010 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 

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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 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. 

No. Class 

37. AHHS Hackney Horse 

54. AHHS Hackney Pony 

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 2007 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 roadster type vehicle with a snaffe bit and side 

check or an overcheck. May be shown with set or unset tail. Drivers are required to wear 

appropriate attire: jodphurs or slacks with coat and tie; vest 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. 

No. Class 

46. AHHS Hackney Horse 3 Year Old Performance 

65. AHHS Hackney Pony 3 Year Old Performance 

INDIANA HACKNEY FUTURITY DIVISION 

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 and Two Year Olds showing in one class only of this Futurity 

and no other classes in the show. 

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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%. All prize money shall be paid by the Futurity Secretary 

by check within 30 days after the close of the show. 

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. 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. 

No. Class 

122. Hoosier Hackney Futurity, Weanling Filly 

124. Hoosier Hackney Futurity, Weanling Colt 

72. Hoosier Hackney Futurity, Yearling Filly 

74. Hoosier Hackney Futurity, Yearling Colt or Gelding 

76. Hoosier Hackney Futurity, 2-Year Old Filly 

78. Hoosier Hackney Futurity, 2-Year Old Colt or Gelding 

92. Hoosier Hackney Futurity, 3-Year Old Harness 

95. Hoosier Hackney Futurity, 3-Year Old Roadster 

86. Hoosier Hackney Futurity, 3-Year Old Hackney 

80. Hoosier Hackney Futurity, 3-Year Old Pleasure Driving 

131. Hoosier Hackney Futurity, 4 & 5-Year Old Roadster 

134. Hoosier Hackney Futurity, 4 & 5-Year Old Pleasure Driving 

128. Hoosier Hackney Futurity, 4 & 5-Year Old Hackney 

138. Hoosier Hackney Futurity, 4 & 5-Year Old Harness 

OPEN ENGLISH PLEASURE DIVISION 

SubChapter EP-1, EP101-105 

No. Class 

69. $200 Open English Saddle Seat Pleasure 


132. $300 Open English Saddle Seat Pleasure Championship 

To be eligible, horses must have been entered, shown and judged in class 69. The 

first four places in class 69 must show back or forfeit winnings. 


18. $200 Open English Pleasure Driving 


91. $300 Open English Pleasure Driving Championship 

To be eligible horses must have entered, shown and been judged in Class 18. First 

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four places in Class 18 must show back or forfeit winnings. 


ROADSTER HORSE DIVISION 

SubChapter RD 3, RD107-108 

No. Class 

29. Roadster To Bike - Open 


63. Roadster to Bike - Amateur 


14. Roadster to Bike - Limit 


155. $1000 Roadster to Bike Championship 


To be eligible, horse must have entered, shown and been judged in any other 

roadster to bike class in this Division. The first four (4) place winners in class 29 

must show in this class or forfeit winnings. 


MISCELLANEOUS/SPECIAL EXHIBITIONS 

No. Class 

147. Single Carriage Driving Open 

Open to any breed. To be shown to appropriate carriage vehicle. To enter the 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. 


61. Harness Pair Class 

Open to Hackney horses, Hackney ponies, Hackney Harness ponies or Dutch 

Harness horses shown to a suitable four wheeled vehicle, such as a viceroy, with 

side checks. Antique carriages & vehicles not allowed. To be shown at a park trot 

and show your ponies/horses. To be judged on performance, quality, similarity 

and manners. 


109. Gig Class 

Open to Hackney horses, Hackney ponies and Dutch Harness horses shown to a 

gig with appropriate harness and driven by an amateur. Ponies to be shown with 

standing martingale. To be show at a walk, park trot and smart trot. Entries will 

be asked to be back. To be judged on presence, manners, quality and performance. 


26. $200 Friesian Pleasure Under Saddle Walk & 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 the ring. To be judged 

on manners, quality, performance and suitability as a pleasure horse. 


112. $300 Friesian Pleasure Under Saddle Walk & Trot Championship 

To be eligible, horses must have been entered, shown and judged in class 26. The 

first four (4) places in class 26 must show back or forfeit winnings. 


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