Omnibus - Summer 2011 (PDF) - United States Eventing Association

The USEA Omnibus Summer edition contains the prize lists for United States Eventing Association registered 

competitions taking place June 1, 2010 - August 31, 2011, as well as some of the general rules and regulations 

by which these competitions are run. You will find a chronological (by weekend) listing of the competitions in the 

Table of Contents beginning on page 4, and an Alphabetical Listing on page 56. The competition listings are 

grouped by USEA Area so that you can identify which competitions will qualify you for Area awards and then find 

them quickly after you decide which you wish to attend. 

Also included in the Omnibus are: 

◆ 2010 United States Equestrian Federation, Inc. Eventing Dressage Tests 

◆ Area Championships Policy/Area Charts 

◆ Three-Day Event/National Championship Entry Forms 

◆ 2011 Horse Trials and Classic Three-Day Event Entry Forms, and 2011 CCI/CIC Entry Forms 

◆ USEA Membership Application 

◆ USEF Membership Application 

You may make as many copies of these forms as you need. 

For copies of the FEI Dressage Tests, Application for USEA Sponsored Educational Activity, Medical Release 

Form, Rider Awards Application, USEA Membership Form, and Horse Life Registration Form, please go to 

www.useventing.com. 

The print version of the Omnibus is published three times per year (Winter/Spring, Summer, and Fall) by the United 

States Eventing Association, Inc. To order a copy please go to www.useventing.com and click on the Web Store 

link under the Market Place tab, or go directly to ShopUSEA.com to place your order. Issues may be pre-ordered 

with your USEA Membership renewal. You may also call the Director of Member Services, Jennifer Hardwick at 

(703) 779-0440 x 3004. 

Address: USEA, 525 Old Waterford Rd, NW, Leesburg, VA, 20176 • Telephone: (703) 779-0440 

Fax: (703) 779-0550 • E-mail: info@useventing.com • Web: www.useventing.com 

No part of this publication may be reproduced without written permission of the USEA ©2011. 

USEA STAFF 

Chief Executive Officer 

Jo Whitehouse • jo@useventing.com • Ext 3006 

Senior Director of Administration 

Judy Ottoviani • judy@useventing.com • Ext 3004 

Executive Assistant 

Wendy Weinstein • wendy@useventing.com • Ext 3006 

Senior Director of Competitions 

Sharon Gallagher • sharon@useventing.com • Ext 3005 

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COntentS 

2011 Summer Omnibus 

June 1 - August 31 • Volume 24 • Number Two 

Director of Information Systems Management 

Robert Winter • robert@useventing.com • Ext 3001 

Manager of Information Systems 

Jason Caldwell • jason@useventing.com • Ext 3002 

Director of Education/Advertising 

Nancy Knight • nancy@useventing.com • Ext 3007 

Director of Member Services and Meetings Planner 

Jennifer Hardwick • jennifer@useventing.com • Ext 3003 

On the Front Cover: USEA members Lynn Symansky and Rave Review. Photo by Mike McNally. 

On the Back Cover: USEA members Jennifer Czubak and King's Ransom. Photo by Katherine Erickson. 

Communications Manager/Editor 

Emily Daily • emily@useventing.com • Ext 3015 

Art Director 

Dara Bailey • dara@useventing.com • Ext 3012 

Multimedia Editor and Marketing 

Josh Walker • josh@useventing.com • Ext 3008 

Communications Specialist 

Leslie Mintz • leslie@useventing.com • Ext 3017 

Administrative Assistant 

Lisa Rowe • lisa@useventing.com • Ext 3010

LeVeLS: 

A: Advanced 

AI: Advanced Intermediate 

BN: Beginner Novice 

CCN: Concourse Complet Nationale 

(national three-day event – USEF Rules) 

CCI: Concours Complet International 

(international three-day event – FEI Rules) 

CIC: International Horse Trials (FEI Rules) 

CNC: National Horse Trials (USEF Rules) 

C.T.: Combined Test 

FEH: Future Event Horse 

I: Intermediate 

N: Novice 

NBN: Novice Beginner Novice 

IP: Intermediate Preliminary 

P: Preliminary 

PT: Preliminary Training 

T: Training 

TN: Training Novice 

YEH: Young Event Horse 

T3D: Training Level Three-Day Event (USEF Rules) 

P3D: Preliminary Three-Day Event (USEF Rules) 

SeCtIOnS: 

A: Amateur 

CH: Championship 

H: Horse 

J: Junior 

O: Open 

R: Rider 

SR: Senior 

YH: Young Horse 

YR: Young Rider 

Index 

Key tO ABBreVIAtIOnS 

MISCeLLAneOUS: 

ATC: Adult Team Challenge 

CD: Closing Date 

CD:X-C: Cross-Country Course Designer 

FEI: Federation Equestre Internationale 

HT: Horse Trials 

m: Meters 

mpm: Meters per minute 

Org: Organizer 

Sec’y: Secretary 

SJ: Show Jumping Course Designer 

Sm: 40m x 20m arena 

Std: 60m x 20m arena 

TD: Technical Delegate 

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Competitor’s resource Guide 

• General Rules and Regulations 

• General Requirements 

• FEI Regulations CIC/CCI Competitions 

• Adult Team Challenge 

• Area Chairmen and Area Map 

• Area Championships 

• Classic Series Three-Day Info 

• Educational Activities 

• ICP Certified Instructors 

• Dressage Tests for Horse Trials 

• Dressage Tests for Classic Series 

• Alphabetical List of Events 

• Event Listings 

• 2011 Provisional Calendar 

• Young Event Horse Series 


tABLe OF COntentS 

WEEKEND OF JUNE 4-5 

Genesee Valley Riding & Driving Club Spring H.T. (NY, Area I) TN,N,BN Tests: Intro 

GMHA H.T. (VT, Area I) P,T,N,BN 

Waredaca H.T. (MD, Area II) I,P,PT,T,TN,N,BN Test: YEH,FEH 

Poplar Place H.T. (GA, Area III) P,PT,T,N,BN 

Carriage House Combined Test (MN) I,P,T,N,BN 

Indiana Eventing Assoc. Classic 3-Day & H.T. (IN, Area VIII) T3D, IP,P,T,N,BN Test: N3D,FEH 

The Colorado Horse Park CCI2*/1* & H.T. (CO, Area IX) CCI2*,CCI1*,I,PT,N,BN 

Coconino Spring H.T. (AZ, Area X) P,T,N,BN Test: Pre-Competition (Teams) 


Larkin Hill H.T. (NY, Area I) N,BN Tests: Intro CT-P,T 

Valinor Farm H.T. (MA, Area I) PT,T,N,BN 

Plantation Field H.T. (PA, Area II) P,T,N,BN 

Rubicon Farm H.T. (VA, Area II) P,T,N,BN 

Queeny Park H.T. (MO, Area IV) P,T,N,BN, Test: Starter 

Texas Rose Horse Park H.T. (TX, Area V) P,T,N,BN 

Copper Meadows H.T. (CA, Area VI) I,P,T,N,BN (Application pending) 

Aspen Farms H.T. (WA, Area VII) I,P,T,N,BN 

Derbyshire H.T. (MI, Area VIII) PT,T,N,BN 

Spring Run H.T. (KY, Area VIII) IP,P,T,N,BN 

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Great Vista H.T. (NY, Area I) T,N,BN, Test: Intro 

Bucks County Horse Park H.T. (PA, Area II) PT,T,N,BN 

Seneca Valley Pony Club H.T. (MD, Area II) I,P,T,N,BN Test: Starter 

Silverwood H.T. (WI, Area IV) T,N,BN Test: Starter 

Texas Rose Horse Park H.T. (TX, Area V) P,T,N,BN 

Lost Hounds H.T. (PA, Area VIII) I,P,T,N,BN 

Golden Spike H.T. (UT, Area IX) P,T,N,BN (Teams) 

Round Top H.T. (CO, Area IX) T,N,BN 


Groton House Farm H.T. (MA, Area I) IP,P,PT,T,TN,N 

Surefire Farm H.T. (VA, Area II) I,P,T,N,BN 

Fox River Valley H.T. (IL, Area IV) CIC1*,P,T,N,BN 

Shepherd Ranch SYVPC H.T. (CA, Area VI) P,T,N,BN Test: Intro (Teams) 

Inavale Classic 3-Day Event & H.T. (OR, Area VII) T3D, I,P,T,N,BN (Teams) 

Encore Farms H.T. (MI, Area VIII) P,T,N,BN CT: P,T,N,BN 

Midsouth Pony Club H.T. (KY, Area VIII) P,T,N,BN 

Abbe Ranch H.T. (CO, Area IX) IP,P,T,N,BN Test: Intro 

WEEKEND OF JULY 2-3 

Horse Park of New Jersey H.T. (NJ, Area II) P,T,N,BN 

South Farm July H.T. (OH, Area VIII) P,T,N,BN Tests: Starter 


ENYDCTA/Old Chatham H.T. (NY, Area I) PT,T,N,BN 

Genesee Valley Hunt H.T. (NY, Area I) P,T,N,BN 

University of New Hampshire H.T. (NH, Area I) T,N,BN 

Maryland H.T. at Loch Moy Farm I (MD, Area II) P,T,N,BN 

Chattahoochee Hills Summer Series I H.T. (GA, Area III) P,T,N,BN 

Wayne DuPage H.T. (IL, Area IV) P,T,N,BN Test: Starter 

Whidbey Island Pony Club H.T. (WA, Area VII) AI,I,P,T,N,BN CT: A,I,P (Teams) 

Cobblestone Farms H.T. (MI, Area VIII) P,PT,T,N,BN 

Powder Basin H.T. (WY, Area IX) P,T,N,BN 

Coconino Summer I H.T. (Sat-Mon) (AZ, Area X) I,P,T,N,BN Test: CT-I,P Pre-Comp (Teams) 


Cosequin Stuart CIC2*/1* & H.T. (NY, Area I) CIC2*,CIC1*,I,P,T,N 

Huntington Farm July H.T. (VT, Area I) P,T,N,BN 

Riga Meadow H.T. (Area I, CT) T,N,BN 

Maryland H.T. at Loch Moy Farm II (MD, Area II) I,P,T,N, BN 

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Chattahoochee Hills Summer Series II H.T. (GA, Area III) P,T,N,BN 

Roebke’s Run H.T. (MN, Area IV) P,T,N,BN 

Champagne Run at the Park H.T. (KY, Area VIII) P,T,N,BN 

Coconino Summer II Classic 3-Day & H.T. (AZ, Area X) T3D, I,P,T,N,BN ATC (P,T,N,BN); Test: YEH; 

CT-A,I,P,T,N,BN) (Teams) 


Fitch’s Corner H.T. (NY, Area I) P,T,N,BN; Area Chsps (P,T,N,BN) 

Olney H.T. (MD, Area II) T,TN,N,BN 

Briar Fox Farm H.T. (KS, Area IV) P,T,N,BN Test: Starter 

Corona del Sol H.T. (TX, Area V) T,N,BN (Application pending) 

Hunter Oaks H.T. (Il, Area IV) IP,P,T,N,BN Test: Starter 

Event at Rebecca Farm (MT, Area VII) CCI2*,CCI1*, P3D, CIC3*-W,CIC1*,A,I,P,T,N Test: USEA FEH,YEH (Teams) 

Gemwood H.T. (OH, Area VIII) P,T,N,BN 

Aspen Ridge H.T. (CO, Area IX) T,N,BN 


Stoneleigh-Burnham School Summer H.T. (MA, Area I) P,T,N,BN Test: Intro 

Horse Park of New Jersey H.T. (NJ, Area II) I,P,T,N,BN 

WEEKEND OF AUGUST 6-7 

Millbrook H.T. (NY, Area I) A,I,P,T,N,BN 

Snowfields H.T. (ME, Area I) T,TN,N,NBN,BN 

Fair Hill International H.T. (MD, Area II) I,P,T,N 

River Glen H.T. (TN, Area III) I,P,T,N,BN 

Silverwood Farm H.T. (WI, Area IV) T,N,BN Test: Starter 

Area VII Young Riders Benefit H.T. (WA, Area VII) P,T,N,BN CT: I (Teams) 

Penny Oaks H.T. (IN, Area VIII) P,T,N,BN 

Rocky Mountain H.T. (CO, Area IX) P,T,N,BN 

WEEK OF AUGUST 8 

GMHA Classic T3D & N3D Eventing Test (VT, Area I) T3D; Test: N3D 


GMHA August H.T. (VT, Area I) P,T,N,BN 

Waredaca Farm H.T. (MD, Area II) I,IP,P,PT,T,N,BN Tests: FEH, YEH 

Otter Creek Summer H.T. (WI, Area IV) I,P,T,N,BN ATC (P,T,N,BN) Test: Starter 

The Summer Event at Woodside (CA, Area VI) A,I,P,T,N,BN, ATC (P,T,N,BN) Test: FEH (Teams) 

Hunters Run H.T. (MI, Area VIII) I,P,T,N,BN 

The Colorado Horse Park One Day H.T. (CO, Area IX) N,BN 

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Great Vista H.T. (CT, Area I) T,N,BN Test Intro 

Huntington Farm H.T. (VT, Area I) PT,T,TN,N,BN 

Difficult Run Fall H.T. (VA, Area II) P,T,N,BN Tests: Test of Choice 

Caber Farm H.T. (WA, Area VII) I,P,T,N,BN (Teams) 

Erie Hunt & Saddle Club H.T. (PA, Area VIII) ,P,T,N,BN Test: Starter 

The Event at Goose Downs (NM, Area X) I,P,T,N,BN Test: Pre-Comp; YEH (Teams) 


Genesee Valley Riding & Driving Club H.T. (NY, Area I) P,T,N,BN Test: Intro 

Valinor Farm H.T. (MA, Area I) PT,T,N,BN 

Loudoun Hunt Pony Club Fall H.T. (VA, Area II) I,P,T,N 

Full Gallop Farm H.T. (TN, Area III) AI,I,IP,P,PT,T,N,BN, Test: Starter 

Heritage Park H.T. & Training and Novice 3 Day (KS, Area IV) T3D;IP,P,PT,T,N,BN Test: N3D 

Shepherd Ranch Pony Club H.T. (CA, Area VI) P,T,N,BN Test: Intro (Teams) 

Stanton Farms H.T. (ID, Area VII) P,T,N, BN Test: Starter, YEH 

Richland Park H.T. (MI, Area VIII) CIC3*; CIC2*;A,I,P,T,N, Test: YEH 


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COMPetItOr’S reSOUrCe GUIde 

GenerAL rULeS and reGULAtIOnS 

All competitions are conducted in accordance with the U.S. equestrian Federation rules for eventing and 

regulations and directives of the United States Eventing Association, Inc. 

• MeMbership requireMents 

A) USEA MEMBERSHIP: To participate in any of the competitions listed in this book (Novice through 

Advanced); competitors must be current members of the USEA, CEF/HTC, or the Mexican Equestrian Federation. 

This requirement may be waived at the Beginner Novice level only at the discretion of the organizer of any registered 

USEA event. In such cases, Beginner Novice competitors who are not members of the USEA will be required 

to pay a non-member fee of $25 at each event. U.S. Pony Club members are exempt from the membership 

requirement at the Novice level, and Beginner Novice non-member fee when competing in team competitions or 

Pony Club rallies held in conjunction with USEA recognized horse trials. Horse registration is also exempt at the 

Novice level. 

COMBINED TESTS/EVENTING TESTS: The USEA Combined Tests Policy and Guidelines appear as an appendix 

to the abridgement of the USEF rules published as a courtesy to our members by the USEA. If a Combined Test 

offers the cross-country phase, qualifications to compete are the same as for Horse Trials. USEA membership is 

not required for any level of a Combined Test, but a $25 non-member fee must be collected. USEA Membership/ 

non-membership fees are not applied to any other type of Eventing Tests. Eventing Tests - Sub-Chapter EV-2- 

Rules for Tests. 

HORSE REGISTRATION: All horses competing at USEA recognized events must be registered with the USEA. 

The only exception to this requirement is horses competing at the Beginner Novice level, and Novice and Beginner 

Novice horses competing in USPC Rally or Team Competitions. 

• All horses must have LIMITED STATUS registration with the USEA in order to participate in USEA recognized 

competitions at the YEH Test and Novice through Training levels. 

• Yearlings, two-and three-year olds must have FEH STATUS registration with the USEA in order to participate 

in USEA recognized competitions at the Future Event Horse Test. 

• All horses must have a FULL STATUS registration with the USEA in order to participate in USEA recognized 

competition at the Preliminary level and above. 

• All horses with a LIMITED STATUS registration must be upgraded to FULL STATUS registration prior to 

competing at the Preliminary level. 

• The USEA will attempt to notify owners/riders of registration requirements prior to competition and will allow 

fourteen days from the date of notification for the horse to be brought into compliance. After fourteen days, any 

high score points and/or AEC qualification earned at that specific competition will be removed. Should the horse 

continue to be competed without proper registration, at the fourth occurrence all points and ALL qualifications will 

be removed. When the horse is properly registered qualifications ONLY will be re-instated. 

• BEGINNER NOVICE HORSES AND RIDERS: Registration of horses and membership of riders competing at 

the Beginner Novice level are not required EXCEPT where the owner/rider wishes the horse and rider to be considered 

for USEA high score leader boards, year-end awards and/or qualifications for USEA Championships. Award 

points and qualifications are not retroactive.


• For year-end awards, the USEA is establishing a cut-off date of November 15th for inquiries about horses’ competitive 

records. While we make every attempt to ensure the accuracy of our members’ competitive records we realize 

that errors do occur. It is the responsibility of every owner/rider to verify their horses’ records. 

B) INDIVIDUAL GROUP MEMBERS: Individual Group Members are members of a Recognized Affiliate 

Association Member or Council or Council Board of Governors of the USEF that has applied for and been approved 

to offer a USEF Group Program to its membership. Individual Group Members are eligible to compete in USEF 

endorsed competitions and will receive a discount on the purchase of the USEF Rule Book. 

C) USEF MEMBERSHIP: Life, senior active and junior active members shall be eligible to participate in all 

classes at Regular Competitions, Eventing Competitions at the Preliminary Level or above and Combined Driving 

Competitions at the Advanced Level, Dressage, Reining and Vaulting Competitions and Endurance Rides. A nonmember 

may participate as a handler, rider, driver, owner, lessee, agent, coach or trainer at Regular Competitions, 

Eventing Competitions, Dressage Competitions, Reining Competitions and Combined Driving Competitions upon 

payment of a $30 non-member registration fee. Participants in the following classes are exempted from the 

Requirements of this rule; 1) leadline; 2) exhibitions; 3) games and races; 4) classes for 4-H members; 5) walk trot 

and academy classes (academy classes are classes limited to horses used regularly in a lesson program; 6) USDF 

introductory level tests, pas de deux and quadrille classes; 7) NRHA Endorsed Reining Competitions; 8) Opportunity 

classes 9) citizens of other nations who have proof, in English, of current membership in good standing of their 

own National Federation, 10) USEA Beginner Novice division; and 11) assistant handlers in Dressage Sport Horse 

Breeding classes. 

MEMBERSHIP AFFIDAVIT FEE: All participants (rider, driver, handler, owner, trainer, agent or lessee) as provided 

in Article GR901.9 must present to the competition secretary a current USEF membership card or copy thereof. 

In accordance with Article GR1309.2.b, "If an exhibitor does not submit the proper membership documentation 

to the competition and the competition cannot verify such information, the exhibitor will be responsible to pay a 

$30.00 non-member fee which is non-refundable. This is payable to the competition and the competition will submit 

these payments to the Federation via the post-competition report." 

GR1301.7 REqUIREMENTS: Minors who do not have a valid driver’s license which allows them to operate a 

motorized vehicle in the state in which they reside will not be permitted to operate a motorized vehicle of any kind 

including, but not limited to, golf carts, motorcycles, scooters, or farm utility vehicles on the competition grounds of 

recognized competitions. Minor who have a valid temporary license may operate the above-described motorized 

vehicles as long as they are accompanied by an adult with a valid driver’s license. 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 Rule 6. Wheelchairs and other mobility assistance devices for individuals with disabilities are exempt from 

this rule. 

LIABILITY: Neither the Organizing Committee, the Landowners, nor the United States Eventing Association, Inc., 

accept any liability for any accident, injury or illness to horses, riders, owners, attendants, spectators, or any person or 

property whatsoever. 




General requireMents 

OMNIBUS LISTINGS: Each event is provided with a listing in the USEA Omnibus, published in three editions: 

Winter/Spring (December 1 - May 31); Summer (June 1 - August 31); Fall (September 1 - November 30). 

ENTRY FEES: All registered USEA events (*except eventing tests) are required to send a starters levy of $13 for 

each horse at the Beginner Novice through Advanced level, T3D, P3D, CIC and CCI levels to the USEA 

office. A portion of this levy is made available to Area chairmen for Area funds and the remainder is retained by the 

USEA office. *Future Event Horse and Young Event Horse Eventing Tests are required to send a starter levy of $10 

for each horse entered in these Classes. 

All registered USEA events (except eventing tests) are required to send a drug testing fee of $7 for each starter to the 

USEA office. Where a division is also USEF recognized (Preliminary and above horse trials) a USEF fee of $8 for each 

starter, as required by USEF, is to be sent to the USEF office. 

REFUNDS: Refer to each Event Listing for specific refund policies. 

WITHDRAWALS AND SUBSTITUTIONS: Must be made with the secretary of the competition no later than 9:00 

p.m. of the closing date. Refer to each Event Listing for instruction and procedure. 

AGE DETERMINATION: The age of a rider is determined by the year of birth and not by one specific date. For 

example, riders may compete at the Preliminary level from the beginning of the calendar year of their 14th birthday; 

thus, all riders born in 1997 are eligible this year, even though they may not actually have their 14th birthday until 

the end of 2011. 

JUNIOR AND SENIOR DIVISIONS: Where competitions are designated Junior and Senior, the age divisions are 

always as follows: 

a) Junior - Through the year of their 18th birthday (born in or after 1993). 

b) Senior - From the beginning of the year of their 19th birthday (born in or before 1992). 

DRESSAGE: Organizers may select which test they will offer from the list of tests approved by the USEF Eventing 

Technical Committee. The size of the arena is determined by the test offered. The arena size will be specified in the 

Omnibus listing. 

NO COMMANDED TESTS: ALL dressage tests in Eventing, even in Beginner Novice and Novice 

divisions, must be ridden from memory. 

CLOSING DATE: For horse trials and three-day events, all entries must be RECEIVED BY THE CLOSING DATE 

(not postmarked), and any received after that time will not be accepted—that means they must be in the hands of 

the secretary on that date. An event may accept post entries and charge an additional post entry fee. The closing 

date has not been extended, an event's refund policy remains under the original close date.

ENTRY FORMS 


Use the 2011 entry forms included with this Omnibus and on the website at www.useventing.com. Failure 

to use these new entry forms could result in the entry not being accepted. Please complete the form carefully, 

especially the Fees Enclosed section, double check your addition, and consult the event’s Omnibus listing for any 

instructions specific to that event. Fill out the forms completely, including your qualifications at the time of submitting 

the entry. Incomplete entry forms can be returned and you will lose your place in the competition. You must 

sign your entry. You may copy entry and stabling forms. Be sure to copy both sides of the entry forms and include 

all correct signatures so that your entry will be valid. A current negative Coggins test must be included with 

entry—check the Omnibus event listing. Please state if the horse has two names. 

FEI INFORMATION: 

FeI reGULAtIOnS FOr CCI and CIC COMPetItIOnS 

This event is organized in accordance with: 

FEI Statutes, 22nd edition, 15 April 2007 (updated 1 January, 2011) 

FEI General Regulations, 23rd edition, 1 January 2009 (updated 1 January 2011) 

FEI Veterinary Regulations, 12th edition, 2010 (updated 1 January 2011) 

FEI Rules for Eventing, 23rd edition, effective 1 January 2011 

All subsequent corrections and modifications as published by the FEI with its provisions taking precedence. 

An arbitration procedure is provided for under the FEI Statutes and General Regulations as referred to above. In 

accordance with this procedure, any appeal against a decision rendered by the FEI or its official bodies must be 

settled exclusively by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) in Lausanne, Switzerland. 

The FEI Code of Conduct for the Welfare of the Horse can be obtained from the Fédération Equestre 

Internationale, Avenue Mon-Repos 24, CH-1000, Lausanne 5, Switzerland. Telephone: +41 21 310 47 47. 

The Code is also available on the FEI’s website: www.fei.org. 



VETERINARY EXAMINATIONS, HORSE INSPECTIONS, AND PASSPORT CONTROLS: 

These will be carried out in accordance with the Veterinary Regulations, Art. 1011 and “Rules for Eventing” and Art. 518.1 

for CCIs and 518.2 for CICs. 

All horses participating in any level of International Eventing competition must be registered with the FEI. 

Article. 511.2.2 Every horse entered for any competition at CCNs, CIC 2/1* or CCIs 2/1* in a foreign country (GRs Art. 

141.2), and all horses entered for CICs 3*, CCIs 4/3*, CCIOs, Championships, Regional and Olympic Games, whether at 

home or in foreign countries, must have an official valid FEI Passport, or a National Passport approved by the FEI and 

accompanied by an FEI Recognition Card and, when applicable, an FEI registration number, as a means of identification 

and to establish ownership. 

Article. 511.2.3 Horses taking part in CCN, CICs 2/1* or CCIs 2/1* in the country in which they are resident are not 

required to have such a passport as is mentioned in Paragraph 2.2. All such horses must be properly registered and 

identifiable and unless there is not national requirement for equine influenza vaccination in the host country and in the 

country of origin, all horses must have a valid vaccination certificate. 

NOTE: Effective December 1, 2007: USEF has mandated that all U.S. horses must have a national passport for these 

levels, see Article GR 1309.4. 

EQUINE INFLUENZA VACCINATION, VET REGS. ANNEX VII 

(except events taking place in NZL and AUS) 

All horses and ponies for which an FEI Passport, or a National Passport approved by the FEI has been 

issued, must have the vaccination section endorsed by a veterinarian, stating that it has received two injections 

for primary vaccination against equine influenza, given between one and three months apart. In 

addition, a booster injection must be recorded as having been given within each succeeding six months, 

subsequent to the second injection of the primary vaccination. None of these injections must have been 

given within the preceding seven days including the day of the competition or of entry into the competition 

stables. 

The above are the minimum requirements for influenza vaccination. Both primary and first and subsequent 

booster injections should be given according to the manufacturer’s instructions which will fall within the 

stipulation of the FEI ruling. 

InSUrAnCeS “All owners and competitors are personally responsible for damages to third persons caused by themselves, 

their employees, their agents or their horses. They are therefore strongly advised to take out third-party insurance 

providing full coverage for participation in equestrian events at home and abroad, and to keep the policy up to date. 

12 • 2011 | SUMMER OMNIBUS

The United States Eventing Association would like to express appreciation to 

its corporate sponsors: 

Official Joint Therapy 

of the USEA. 

Official Equine Insurance 

Provider of the USEA. 

Official Glove of 

the USEA. 

Official Feed of the USEA. 

Official Supplement Feeding 

System of the USEA. 

® 

Official Riding Helmet 

of the USEA. 

Official Internet Catalog 

Retailer of the USEA. 

Official Digestive Conditioning 

Product of the USEA. 


The Race for the Cup is On! 

® 

thank you to our Gold Cup Series sponsors: 

Legacy Sponsor 

Title Sponsor 

Patron Sponsor Patron Sponsor 

Legacy Sponsor 

2010 Adequan/USEA 

Gold Cup Champions, 

Jennifer Wooten-Dafoe 

and The Good Witch 

Leslie Mintz Photo. 

2011 

SCHEDULE 

OF EVENTS 

red hills horse trials 

www.rhht.org 

March 10-13 • CIC3* 

Tallahassee, Florida 

Galway Downs horse trials 

www.galwaydowns.com 

March 31 - April 3 • CIC3* 

Temecula, California 

the Fork stables horse trials 

www.forkstables.com 

April 6-10 • Advanced 

Norwood, North Carolina 

the event at rebecca Farm 

www.eventatrfarm.com 

July 20-24 • CIC3* 

Kalispell, Montana 

richland park horse trials 

www.RichlandPark.com 

August 24-28 • CIC3* 

Richland, Michigan 

USeA American eventing 

Championships 

www.chatthillseventing.com 

or, www.useventing.com 

September 8-11 • Advanced 

Chattahoochee Hills, Georgia 

twin rivers horse trials 

www.TwinRiversRanch.us 

September 23-26 • Advanced 

Paso Robles, California 

For more info about the Series go to www.useventing.com and click on the Cup!


a 

Hey Y’all! 

Mark Your Calendar for the 

2011 USEA Annual Meeting and Convention! 

December 7- 11 

Sheraton Music City Hotel • Nashville, Tennessee 

An Educational Experience 

You Don’t Want to Miss! 

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Stay tuned to www.useventing.com 

for details, rates, directions, 

seminars, parties, and more! 

Presented by 

Hosted by Area III 

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competitor’s resource guide 

the chronicle of the horse 

2011 Adult teAm ChAlleNGe 

the chronicle of the horse is generously sponsoring these challenges for adult riders not competing at 

the highest levels of eventing. the chronicle of the horse will present each winning team member with 

a commemorative prize and provide team ribbons to eighth place at each level. 

Central Region eastern Region Western Region 

Otter Creek Horse Trials 

Wheeler, WI 

August 12-14 

Qualifying conditions: 

1. Adult team Beginner Novice Challenge: 

Riders: Open to current members of the USEA, who are at least 22 years old (born in or 

before 1989). The following are not eligible: Any rider who has completed an intermediate or 

Advanced level, or FEI recognized competition at the two-star level or above - including 

the North American Junior Young Riders’ Championships - within the current and previous two 

years. 

horses: Open to horses four years of age or older, of any grade. 

2. Adult team Novice Challenge: 


before 1989). The following are not eligible: Any rider who has completed an intermediate or 

Advanced level, or FEI recognized competition at the two-star level or above - including 

the North American Junior Young Riders’ Championships - within the current and previous two 

years. 

horses: Open to horses four years of age or older, of any grade. 

3. Adult team training Challenge: 

Tryon Riding and Hunt Horse Trials 

Landrum, SC 

October 1-2 

Riders and horses: Same qualifying conditions as for the Novice level (see above). 

Coconino Horse Trials 

Flagstaff, AZ 

July 14-17 

4. Adult team Preliminary Challenge: 


before 1989). The following are not eligible: Any rider who has completed an Advanced level, 

or FEI recognized competition at the two-star level or above - including the North American 

Junior Young Riders’ Championships - within the current and previous two years. 

horses: Open to horses five years of age or older, of any grade, who have not been competing 

at the Advanced level within the current calendar year.

epresentation: 


All riders must be members of the USEA or CEF/HTC. Teams may be formed by local eventing 

associations or by any three or four USEA members. Teams must advise their Area Chairman or Area 

Adult Team Coordinator of their plan to compete. The total number of teams allowed to compete 

will be limited only by the number of competitors a host event can handle. An effort will be made 

to encourage equitable representation of all Areas entering. There are no restrictions concerning 

which regional challenge a team may enter, and a team may participate in more than one challenge 

if desired. 

team composition: 

A team will consist of three or four riders, all entered at the same level, with the best three total 

scores to count. A rider may not ride more than one horse on each team, but a rider with more 

than one horse may be on more than one team. 

how to enter: 

1. Find two or three other riders at your level and form a team! 

2. Advise your Adult Team Coordinator of your plans to enter. 

3. Complete the 2011 USEA Horse Trials Entry Form in the usual way, But FIll IN the 

SPACe ON the eNtRY FORm mARKed “teAm NAme ANd dIVISION” and send 

it, along with the necessary entry and stabling fees, to the event secretary on or after the 

opening date. It is the competitor’s responsibility to send in their entry correctly and in good 

time. Failure to do so could lose your place on the team. 

trophies: 

• The Eastern Adult Team Challenge: 

The USEA Regional Novice, Training and Preliminary Team Challenge: Preliminary teams will compete 

for the Ayer Cup, training teams will compete for the Popiel Trophy and Novice teams will compete 

for the Captain De Szinay Trophy. 

• The Western Adult Team Challenge: 


for the Le Goff Cup, training teams will compete for the Collins Cup and Novice teams will compete 

for the Thomas Trophy. 

• The Central Adult Team Challenge: 


for the Burton Cup, training teams will compete for the Stonefield Farm Trophy and Novice teams 

will compete for the Haller Trophy. BN teams will compete for the Greenwood Farms BN Perpetual 

Trophy. 


AReA I: 

Katherine Cooper 

72 Plumer Rd. 

Epping, NH 03042 

(603) 734-2186 

chairman@area1usea.org 

AReA II: 

Steven Symansky 

22156 Sam Fred Rd. 

Middleburg, VA 20117 

(540) 687-6333 

ssymansky@gmail.com 

AReA III: 

Juli Hearn 

73 Creek View Ct. 

Aiken, SC 29803 

(803) 642-1276 

J_hearn@bellsouth.net 

AReA IV: 

John Clarke 

222 Hilldale Dr. 

Wichita, KS 67230 

(316) 218-0761 

Areaivchair2010@yahoo.com 



2011 usea area chairmen and map 

AReA V: 

Mike Huber 

1051 Porter Rd 

Bartonville, TX 76226 

(817) 368-7178 

mike@goldchipstables.com 

AReA VI: 

Randy Nunnink 

10543 Streeter Rd. 

Auburn, CA 95602 

(530) 268-0708 

rnunnink@caiso.com 

AReA VII: 

Luigi Meneghelli 

31786 Horse Farm Ln. 

Philomath, OR 97370 

(541) 929-6860 

luigi@areavii.org 

AReA VIII: 

Christine Brown 

2520 Pinckard Pike 

Versailes, KY 40383 

(606) 873-7740 

areachair@usea8.org 

AReA IX: 

Martha McDowell 

640 Poly Dr. 

Billings, MT 59102 

(406) 698-0983 

Sixnmt@mac.ocm 

AReA X: 

Lisa Brunner 

PMB 257 

9121 E. Tangue Verde #105 

Tucson, AZ 85749 

(520) 298-5774 

Onawhime@dakotacom.net 

Assistant Area-Chair 

Shari Humble-Lamb 

sharihumble@aol.com


2011 area championships policy 

reQuirements for all 

1. All Area Championship competitors MUST be current USEA Members. 

2. All qualifying competitions must be USEA registered horse trials, two-day 

or three-day events. 

3. Divisions must have five or more starters to count as qualifying competitions. 

4. No horse may compete in more than one championship in a calendar year. This 

restriction does not include the AEC or any national championship. 

5. Beginner Novice divisions will not count as qualifiers for the Novice division. 

6. List all qualifying competitions on your entry form. 

championship diVisions 

It is at the discretion of each Area to determine eligibility requirements for their Area Championships. 

Please refer to the Area website for eligibility requirements and specifications before you enter the 

championship. The area website addresses are located on the next few pages, and on the Area pages 

published in each issue of the Omnibus. 

determined By area 

Whether or not competitors must reside in the Area in which they compete for a championship is 

determined by that Area. Residence is determined by USEA membership. It is the responsibility of the 

competitor to know the qualifications and terms of these championships and enter in accordance with 

those specifications. In addition to what is printed on these pages, the competitor must refer to the 

applicable area website for further details before entering a championship division. Competitors who 

have improperly entered a championship division may forfeit their placing and awards (if applicable). 




2011 area championship charts 

The following charts indicate the location of and qualifications for the Area Championships. 

All of your qualifying competitions must occur between the dates indicated in the “Qualify From/ 

To” box. “Placing to Qualify” indicates what placings and the number of events at which you need 

to place. “1st or 2nd; two events” would mean that you had to place either first or second at two 

different competitions within the qualifying dates. The bottom row indicates whether your qualifying 

competitions must be from within the Area or from any Area. 

NOTE: Carrying a whip is NOT permitted in Championship classes. 

area 

area i 

level Bn n t p 

event 

date 

Fitch's Corner 

Qualify from/to 

placing to qualify 

Qualify 

8/5/10- 

10/10/11 

1st thru 3rd 

One Event 

In Area 

In Area In Area Any Area 

Open to members of other Areas, but must qualify within Area I. 

For a detailed account of Area I Championship policies and specifications go to www.area1usea.org. 

area 

level 

event 

date 



Qualify 

8/22/10- 

7/5/11 

1st thru 3rd 

One Event 

area ii 

Bn n t p i a 

1st thru 3rd 

One Event 

1st thru 3rd 

One Event 

Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia 

10/13/10- 

10/10/11 

Fitch's Corner Fitch's Corner Fitch's Corner 

July 23-24 July 23-24 July 23-24 July 23-24 

8/28/10- 

7/5/11 

Oct. 28-30 Oct. 28-30 Oct. 28-30 

10/13/10- 

10/10/11 

1st thru 3rd 

One Event 

8/18/10- 

10/10/11 

1st thru 3rd 

One Event 

7/10/10- 

7/5/11 

1st thru 3rd 

One Event 

Plantation 

Field 

8/18/10- 

10/10/11 

1st thru 3rd 

One Event 

9/11/10- 

7/5/11 

1st thru 3rd 

One Event 

Plantation 

Field 

Oct. 28-30 Sept. 16-18 Sept. 16-18 

8/18/10- 

10/10/11 

1st thru 3rd 

One Event 

In Area In Area In Area In Area Any Area Any Area 

Open to members of other Areas, but must qualify within Area II for BN/N/T/P. For a detailed account of Area II 

Championship policies and specifications go to www.usea2.net.

area 

level 

event 

date 



Qualify 


area iii 

BN/Novice training Preliminary 

Poplar Place 

May 6-8 

4/27/10- 

4/19/11 

1st thru 5th 

One Event 

Any Area 

Note: 1. No cross-country jump penalties. 2. It is the rider’s obligation to keep up with placings out of the Area and 

include in qualifications section of entry form. 3. Open to members of other Areas, but non-residents must qualify 

within Area III. For a detailed account of Area III Championship policies and specifications go to www.usea3.org. 

area 

level 

event 

date 



Qualify 

1st thru 4th 

One Event 

area iV 

Only open to residents of Area IV. For a detailed account of Area IV Championship policies and specifications go to 

www.usea4.org. 

area 

level 

event 

date 



Qualify 

area V 

Bn/n t p 

i 

Any Area 

4/27/10- 

4/19/11 

1st thru 5th 

One Event 

4/27/10- 

4/19/11 

1st thru 5th 

One Event 

Any Area Any Area 

Bn/novice training preliminary 

Otter Creek 

Sept. 23-25 

9/10/10- 

9/5/11 

1st thru 4th 

One Event 

9/10/10- 

9/5/11 

1st thru 4th 

One Event 

Any Area Any Area Any Area 

Greenwood 

Sept. 30 - Oct. 2 

10/27/10- 

9/13/11 

1st thru 4th 

One Event 

Greenwood 

9/22/10- 

9/13/11 

1st thru 4th 

One Event 

Poplar Place Poplar Place 

May 6-8 May 6-8 

Otter Creek Otter Creek 

Sept. 23-25 Sept. 23-25 

9/10/10- 

9/5/11 

Greenwood Greenwood 

Sept. 30 - Oct. 2 Sept. 30 - Oct. 2 Sept. 30 - Oct. 2 

9/22/10- 

9/13/11 

1st thru 5th 

One Event 

9/22/10- 

9/13/11 

1st thru 5th 

One Event 

Any Area Any Area Any Area 

Open to members of other Areas, but must qualify in Area V. For a detailed account of Area V Championship 

policies and specifications, go to www.area5eventing.com. 


area 

level 

event 

date 



Qualify 



Copper 

Meadows 

1st thru 3rd 

One Event 

In Area 

NWEC 

Sept. 30-Oct.2 

1st thru 4th 

One Event 

area Vi 

Bn n t p/i 

Open to members of other Areas, but must qualify within Area VI. For a detailed account of Area VI Championship 

policies and specifications go to www.areavi.org. 

area 

level 

event 

date 



Qualify 

area Vii 

For a detailed account of Area VII Championship policies and specifications, including residency requirements go to 

www.areavii.org. 

area 

level 

event 

date 



Qualify 

10/1/10- 

8/23/11 

area Viii 

Bn n t 

p 

Stone Gate 

Sept.24-25 

1st thru 4th 

One Event 

10/1/10- 

8/23/11 

1st thru 3rd 

One Event 

10/1/10- 

8/23/11 

1st thru 3rd 

One Event 

10/1/10- 

8/23/11 

1st thru 5th 

One Event 

In Area In Area In Area 

Bn/n t p 

i 

9/1/10- 

9/13/11 

Copper 

Meadows 

9/1/10- 

9/13/11 

1st thru 4th 

One Event 

1st thru 4th 

One Event 

9/1/10- 

9/13/11 

1st thru 4th 

One Event 

In Area In Area In Area In Area 

9/1/10- 

9/6/11 

1st thru 4th 

One Event 

Copper 

Meadows 

1st thru 4th 

One Event 

Copper 

Meadows 

Sept. 9-11 Sept. 9-11 Sept. 9-11 Sept. 9-11 

9/1/10- 

9/6/11 

NWEC NWEC NWEC 

Sept. 30-Oct.2 Sept. 30-Oct.2 Sept. 30-Oct.2 

9/1/10- 

9/13/11 

Stone Gate Penny Oaks Penny Oaks 

Sept.24-25 

Aug. 6-7 Aug. 6-7 

9/1/10- 

9/6/11 

9/1/10- 

9/6/11 

1st thru 4th 

One Event 

In Area In Area In Area In Area 

Non Area VIII residents must place 1-4 at a USEA sanctioned event in Area VIII. For a detailed account of Area VIII 

Championship policies and specifications go to www.usea8.org.

area 

level 

event 

date 



Qualify 


1st thru 6th 

One Event 

area iX 

Bn n t p 

1st thru 6th 

One Event 

Open to members of other Areas. For a detailed account of Area IX Championship policies and specifications, 

especially for BNR and BNH go to www.areaixeventing.com. 

area 

level 

event 

date 



Qualify 

Northern 

Colorado 

9/21/10- 

8/16/11 

area X 

9/21/10- 

8/16/11 

1st thru 6th 

One Event 

1st thru 6th 

One Event 

Any Area Any Area Any Area Any Area 

Bn n 

Grass Ridge 

9/28/10- 

9/27/11 

1st thru 5th 

One Event 

Any Area 

Northern 

Colorado 

9/21/10- 

8/16/11 

Grass Ridge 

1st thru 5th 

One Event 

Any Area 

1st thru 5th 

One Event 

t p i 

Grass Ridge 

Any Area 

Northern 

Colorado 

Grass Ridge 

1st thru 5th 

One Event 

Any Area 

Northern 

Colorado 

Sept. 3-4 Sept. 3-4 Sept. 3-4 Sept. 3-4 

9/21/10- 

8/16/11 

Goose Downs 

Oct. 15-16 Oct. 15-16 Oct. 15-16 Oct. 15-16 Aug. 20-21 

9/28/10- 

9/27/11 

9/28/10- 

9/27/11 

9/28/10- 

9/27/11 

8/18/10- 

8/3/11 

1st thru 5th 

One Event 

Any Area 

For a detailed account of Area X Championship policies and specifications, including residency requirements go to 

www.usea.area-x.org. 

BN-t open to members of other Areas, but must qualify within Area X. 

P-I open to members of other Areas and can qualify in any Area. 



classic three-day information 

SmARtPAK eQuINe/uSeA ClASSIC thRee-dAY SeRIeS 

training level three-day event and Preliminary level three-day event Info 

The thrill of the “chase” lives on for those who still want to experience the unforgettable rush of the classic format 

three-day event! 

As the membership continues to assert their passion for the Classic format at the Training Level, so has support 

sparked for the Preliminary Level Classic Three-Day Event, as an ultimate goal of their equestrian careers. Effective 

April 1, 2010, the Federation approved national rules specifically for the Training and Preliminary Three-Day Classic 

format, for inclusion in the USEF Rules for Eventing. 

As a USEF Endorsed Competition, the T3D is a qualifier to move up to the Preliminary horse trials level and the 

P3D, as a USEF Recognized Division, a qualifier for the Intermediate horse trials level and CCI1*. 

The Classic Series is made possible through the support of its sponsors: Title Sponsor: SmartPak equine; 

Presenting Sponsor: dG Stackhouse Saddles; Legacy Sponsor: Five Star tack; Elite Sponsors: FItS and 

Nunn Finer; Silver Level Sponsor: Fleeceworks; Additional Sponsor: hoof wraps. 

Year-end Award Points: The point values for both levels are the same as those awarded in the CCI1* point 

structure. The chart is located at www.useventing.com/leaderboard under Resources, and in the uSeA Policies 

and Guidelines. 

mINImum QuAlIFICAtIONS: 

• Training Three-Day Event (T3D): Open to competitors of any age, on horses four years of age or older. Both 

the competitor and the horse must have obtained NQR’s at four horse trials at the Training level or higher, one 

of which must be attained as a combination. A competitor established at the Preliminary level may compete on a 

horse which has obtained two NQR’s at the Training level or higher. 

• Preliminary Three-Day Event (P3D): Open to competitors beginning the calendar year of their 14th birthday, 

on horses five years of age or older. Both the competitor and the horse, though not necessarily as a combination, 

must have obtained an NQR at four horse trials at the Preliminary level or higher. 

• DRESSAGE TESTS: 2010 Classic Series Training and Preliminary Dressage Tests are located on pages 54 and 55.

classic three-day information 

2011 

training and preliminary three-day calendar of events 

® 

2011 training three-day calendar 

April 27 - May 1 • Heart of the Carolinas (SC) • Area III 

May 27 - 29 • Meadowcreek Park (TX) • Area V 

June 2 - 5 • Indiana Eventing Assoc. (IN) • Area VIII 

June 24 - 26 • Inavale Farms (OR) • Area VII 

July 14 - 17 • Coconino Summer II (AZ) • Area X 

August 8 - 11 • GMHA (VT) • Area I 

August 26 - 28 • Heritage Park (KS) Area IV 

October 19 - 23 • Hagyard Midsouth (KY) • Area VIII 

October 20 - 23 • Waredaca (MD) • Area II 

November 3 - 6 • Galway Downs (CA) • Area VI 

November 4 - 6 • Rocking Horse (FL) • Area III 

2011 preliminary three-day calendar 

May 20 - 22 • Virginia Horse Center (VA) • Area II 

July 20 - 24 • Event at Rebecca Farm (MT) • Area IX 

October 19 - 23 • Hagyard Midsouth (KY) • Area VIII 

November 3 - 6 • Galway Downs (CA) • Area VI 

thank you to our additional smartpak equine/usea classic three-day event sponsors: 

title sponsor: SmartPak Equine; presenting sponsor: DG Stackhouse Saddles; legacy sponsor: Five-Star Tack; 

elite sponsors: FITS and Nunn Finer; silver level sponsor: Fleeceworks; additional sponsor: Hoof Wraps 


2011 schedule for usea instructors' certification program 

Presented in part by: 

Note - Before applying to attend an Assessment for ICP Certification, a candidate instructor must have 

attended the requisite ICP Teaching Workshop(s) and must be registered as an ICP Candidate instructor. 

In order to become ICP registered, or host an ICP Workshop, please contact Nancy Knight, USEA Director of 

Education, at 703-779-0440, Ext. 3007 or via e-mail at nancy@useventing.com for more information. 

• 2011 WoRkShoPS • 


usea education information 

May 10-12 (Area 3) 

levels III/IV Workshop 

Meadow Run Farm, Florence, AL 

Jim Graham 

Phone: (256) 436-1747 

E-mail: jimrider7@live.com 

Physical address of farm: 7901 County Road 61 

Florence, AL 35634 Auditors are welcome on all 

days of the Workshop. Should you be interested in 

auditing or being a demo rider for this Workshop, 

please contact Jim Graham. 

May 23-25 (Area 9) 

levels I/II teaching of dressage Workshop 

The Colorado Horse Park, Parker, CO 

Vivien Van Buren 

Phone: (303) 883-6560 

E-mail: vniviv@cs.com 

Physical Address: 7522 South Pinery Drive, 

Parker, CO 80134 Auditors are welcome on all 



please contact Vivien Van Buren. 

July 01-03 (Area 9) 

levels I/II teaching of Jumping Workshop 

The Colorado Horse Park, Parker, CO 

Vivien Van Buren 

Phone: (303) 833-6560 

E-mail: vniviv@cs.com 

Physical Address: 7522 South Pinery Drive, 

Parker, CO 80134 Auditors are welcome on all 



please contact Vivien Van Buren. 

Contributing Sponsor: 

• 2011 ASSESSMENTS • 

No Assessments scheduled at press time. 

Please check the USEA website for 2011 Assessments. 

PleASe NOte: 

An ICP Assessment takes one full day. Please call or 

e-mail Nancy Knight well in advance of an Assessment 

in order to schedule yourself. An Assessment 

at every ICP Level includes the instructor teaching 

one lesson of Dressage, one lesson of Show 

Jumping, and one lesson of Cross-Country Riding/ 

Jumping. The instructor also takes a written Teaching 

Theory and Practice test, a written Horse and Stable 

Management test, a written Safety/Medical test, and a 

hands-on Horse and Stable Management test. 

Assessment candidates must contact Nancy Knight to 

sign up to be assessed no later than 60 days prior to 

the Assessment date.

leVel IV 

Stephen Bradley – Area II 

Leesburg, Virginia 

703-431-3422 (cell) 

riderthreeday@aol.com 

Jan Byyny – Area II 

Purcellville, Virginia 

540-338-2845 (eve) 

jan@surefireeventing.com 

John Camlin – Area VII 

Onalaska, Washington 

360-978-5100 

john@caberfarm.com 

Kyle Carter – Area III 

Sparr, Florida 

352-595-1735 

fivering@hotmail.com 

Darren Chiacchia–Area III 

ICP FACULTY 

East Aurora, New York 

716-888-0504 

352-895-3694 (cell) 

dmc2004@gmail.com 

lisamarong@aol.com 

Robert Costello – Area II 

Southern Pines, North Carolina 

910-695-3004 

rocostello@gmail.com 

Dorothy Crowell – Area VIII 

Frankfort, Kentucky 

502-223-0258 

teammolokai@bellsouth.net 

Buck Davidson – Area III 

Ocala, Florida 

352-427-6820 (cell) 

buckdavidson@hotmail.com 

Phyllis Dawson – Area II 

ICP FACULTY 


540-668-6024 (day) 

pwindchase@aol.com 

Bea di Grazia – Area VI 

Carmel Valley, California 

831-659-4886 

beadigrazia@gmail.com 


usea icp certified instructors By leVel of certification 

Instructors certified as of March 2011. 

Derek di Grazia – Area VI 

Carmel Valley, California 

831-659-4886 

digrazia1007@gmail.com 

Phillip Dutton – Area II 

West Grove, Pennsylvania 

610-869-7705 (eve) 

trueprospectfarm@aol.com 

Gina Economou – Area VI 

Sun Valley, California 

818-768-4218 (barn) 

818-203-0878 (cell) 

snaffles10@aol.com 

Will Faudree – Area II 

Hoffman, North Carolina 

910-603-8298 

910-281-3056 (cell) 

faudeew@gmail.com 

Jim Graham – Area III 

ICP FACULTY 

Florence, Alabama 

256-767-6077 (eve) 

jimrider7@live.com 

Peter Gray – Area III 

Reddick, Florida 

352-591-0256 

psgray007@hotmail.com 

Jonathan Holling – Area III 


352-873-4808 

willowrunfarm@hotmail.com 

Julie Hook – Area VII 

Aurora, Oregon 

503-678-1016 

juleschook@aol.com 

Bill Hoos – Area III 

Franklin, Tennessee 

615-790-9358 

whoos@bellsouth.net 

Eric Horgan – Ireland 

ICP FACULTY 

203-263-0167 (day/eve) 

erichorg@gmail.com 

Mike Huber – Area V 

Bartonville, Texas 

817-430-3811 (day) 

mikehuberusa@hotmail.com 

Holly Hudspeth – Area II 

Raleigh, North Carolina 

703-727-2753 

holly@hollyheppeventing.com 

Dayna Lynd-Pugh – Area VI 

Tres Pinos, California 

831-628-3622 (day) 

dlp@garlic.com 

David O’Brien – Area II 

Vass, North Carolina 

910-245-2388 

kincora@pinehurst.net 

David O’Connor – Areas II & III 

ICP FACULTY 

The Plains, Virginia (May-Oct) 

Ocala, Florida (Nov-Apr) 

540-253-5726 (day) 

oconnorequestrian@gmail.com 

Karen O’Connor – Areas II & III 

ICP FACULTY 

The Plains, Virginia (May-Oct) 

Ocala, Florida (Nov-Apr) 

540-253-5726 (day) 

oconnorequestrian@gmail.com 

Mark Phillips – Great Britain 

ICP FACULTY 

128-584-1377 

mark@equiland.co.uk 

Julie Richards – Area III 

Atlanta, Georgia 

404-401-5600 

jlbrichards@hotmail.com 

Brian Sabo – Area VI 

ICP FACULTY 

Newport Beach, California 

949-610-0035 (day) 

brian@sabogroup.com 


Don Sachey – Area VI 

ICP FACULTY 

Santa Barbara, California 

805-895-8531 (day/eve) 

donsachey@hughes.net 

Kimberly Severson – Area II 

Keene, Virginia 

434-825-3154 

kvinoski@aol.com 

Tamra Smith – Area VI 

Hemet, California 

951-767-0436 

951-514-1320 (cell) 

tsmitheventing@aol.com 

Allison Springer – Area II 

Marshall, Virginia 

847-612-1108 

a_springer@earthlink.net 

Amy Tryon – Area VII 

Duvall, Washington 

425-867-9553 

furrypony@aol.com 

Robin Walker – Area VIII 

ICP FACULTY 

Grass Lake, Michigan 

517-206-3084 (cell) 

mautehousefarm@mailstation.com 

Cathy Wieschhoff – Area VIII 

Lexington, Kentucky 

859-396-4470 

cathy@cwevent.com 

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David Adamo – Area III 

Florence, Alabama 

707-321-0648 

dvadamo@aol.com 

Mogie Bearden-Muller – Area II 

Centreville, Maryland 

510-928-1050 

Foxhill10@gmail.com 

Emily Beshear – Area II 

Somerset, Virginia 

434-960-2370 

emilybeshear@earthlink.net 

Jennifer Bodtmann – Area V 

Montgomery, Texas 

281-541-5818 (cell) 

eventingdoublej@aol.com 



Frederic Bouland – Area X 

Phoenix, Arizona 

602-758-3809 (day) 

fbets@cox.net 

Gretchen Butts – Area II 

Laytonsville, Maryland 

301-774-7123 

waredaca@aol.com 

Nick Cwick – Area III 

Newnan, Georgia 

770-304-0117 (day/barn) 

602-615-1670 (cell) 

nick@capstoneeventing.com 

Eric Dierks – Areas II & III 

Berryville, Virginia (May-Oct) 

Reddick, Florida (Nov-Apr) 

703-297-2329 (cell) 

eric@ofet.net 

Paul Ebersole – Area II 

Bluemont, Virginia 

703-431-4580 

champagnewishesfarm@yahoo.com 

Jonathan Elliott – Area VII 

Yelm, Washington 

360-485-2043 (cell) 

jonathan_elliott@hotmail.com 

Stephanie Goodman – Area IX 

McCall, Idaho 

208-315-2086 

stephanieg@frontiernet.net 

Nancy Guyotte – Area I 

Hill, New Hampshire 

603-848-6566 (cell) 

nguyotte@comcast.net 

Susan L. Harris – Area VIII 

Prospect, Kentucky 

502-228-3456 

susanharris54@me.com 

Sue Hines – Area VIII 

Kensington, Ohio 

330-223-2272 

teak@voyager.net 

Alyce Hinkle – Area V 

Conroe, Texas 

281-772-9350 

jvfarms@peoplepc.com 

Fran Summerlin Histed – Area III 

Steele, Alabama 

850-485-1546 

summerworthdown@att.net 

Natalie Hollis – Area II 

Frederick, Maryland 

301-972-8943 (day) 

410-615-3673 (cell) 

natalieghollis@gmail.com 

Melissa Hunsberger – Area II 


540-668-6024 (day) 

msnowyriver@aol.com 

Cathy Jones-Forsberg – Area IV 

Hampshire, Illinois 

847-464-4095 (day) 

847-464-5974 (eve) 

ducksflyforcathy@yahoo.com 

Jennifer Taxay Kelly – Area VI 

Agua Dulce, California 

305-608-3506 

jtaxay@msn.com 

Judy Klus – Area VII 

Gold Beach, Oregon 

541-247-0877 (day) 

541-425-0855 (cell) 

kluseventing@hughes.net 

Sara Kozumplik – Areas II & III 

Berryville, Virginia (May-Oct) 

Reddick, Florida (Nov-Apr) 

703-930-2409 (cell) 

sara@ofet.net 

Mikki Kuchta – Area I 

Patterson, New York 

845-878-0063 (eve) 

abfteam@comcast.net 

Richard Lamb – Area III 

Aiken, South Carolina 

828-817-1163 (day) 

irlamb9@aol.com 

Susannah Lansdale – Area VIII 

Evansville, Indiana 

812-867-0933 

susannah@signalknob.com 

Ashley Leith – Area III 


610-260-0119 (cell) 

scorpion13@earthlink.net 

Shannon Lilley – Area VI 

Gilroy, California 

408-309-2791 

splilley@earthlink.net 

Nanci Lindroth- Area II 

Jackson Springs, North Carolina 

910-652-2086 (eve) 

910-690-6600 (cell) 

sealin@mindspring.net

Ashley MacVaugh – Area I 

South Hamilton, Massachusetts 

978-468-2424 (day) 

978-807-1038 (cell) 

ashley@ashleymacvaugh.com 

Carol Mayo – Area I 

Sherborn, Massachusetts 

508-655-5151 (day) 

jpcamayo@comcast.net 

Gina Miles – Area VI 

Atascadero, California 

805-227-4288 (day) 

ginamiles@msn.com 

Gary Mittleider – Area IX 

Kuna, Idaho 

208-871-3522 (cell) 

mitt520@aol.com 

Sara Mittleider – Area IX 

Kuna, Idaho 

208-870-1857 (cell) 

mitt520@aol.com 

James Moore – Area II 

Bealeton, Virginia 

303-917-1488 (cell) 

prestigetraining@mac.com 

Nadeem Noon – Area VIII 

Bloomington, Indiana 

812-876-4801 

nad@upnoverstables.com 

Lauren O’Brien – Area II 

Vass, North Carolina 

910-245-2388 

kincora@pinehurst.net 

Karen O’Neal – Area VII 

Sisters, Oregon 

541-549-1104 (cell) 

kareno@bendbroadband.com 

Doug Payne – Area II 

Pottersville, New Jersey 

908-399-9112 (day) 

doug@dpequestrian.com 

Holly Payne – Area II 

Gladstone, New Jersey 

908-334-3126 

h.payne@comcast.net 

Brooke Phillips – Area VII 

Corvallis, Oregon 

541-908-3887 

360-269-6542 (cell) 

willamettesporthorses@msn.com 


Diana Rich – Area VIII 

Cincinnati, Ohio 

513-831-7411 

d.rich@fuse.net 

Natalie Rooney Pitts – Area VI 

Bodega, California 

707-312-1119 (cell) 

natalie@fourstarfarm.com 

Jennifer Rousseau – Area IV 

Barrington Hills, Illinois 

847-382-9832 

847-501-0190 (cell) 

rousseaj@dls.net 

Jeffray Ryding – Area X 

Galisteo, New Mexico 

505-466-8771 (day) 

mjratgdf@aol.com 

Alice Sarno – Area X 

Phoenix, Arizona 

602-501-4697 (day) 

desertsporthorse@gmail.com 

Christine Scarlett – Area VI 

Davis, California 

530-753-5972 

cscarlettyr@hotmail.com 

Jerry Schurink – Area I 

ICP FACULTY 

Amherst, Massachusetts 

413-549-3252 (day) 

hgs@vasci.umass.edu 

Bunnie Sexton – Area VI 

Santa Ynez, California 

805-688-1784 

runnjmpd@aol.com 

Jane Sleeper – Area II 

East Fallowfield, Pennsylvania 

610-857-2514 (eve) 

sleepyjane@juno.com 

John Staples – Area IV 

Wichita, Kansas 

316-733-8186 (eve) 

day3goober@aol.com 

Sarah VandenBerg – Area VI 

San Diego, California 

619-685-7531 (day) 

sarah@briarwoodridingschool.com 

Lellie Ward – Area III 


803-640-4918 (cell) 

lellie@paradisefarmaiken.com 

Wendy Wergeles – Area VI 

Los Alamos, California 

877-625-0209 

wergeles@earthlink.net 

Pam Wiedemann – Area II 

Christiana, Pennsylvania 

717-529-1063 

pamwiedemann@hotmail.com 

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David Acord – Area VI 

Dublin, California 

541-840-9492 

lifeline37@yahoo.com 

Tom Angle – Area X 

Galisteo, New Mexico 

505-466-8771 (day) 

xcountry@goosedowns.com 

Connie Arthur – Area VI 

Waterford, California 

209-985-3354 

lonetree@inreach.com 

Sarah Berkowitz-Keppner – Area IX 

Provisional 

Hailey, Idaho 

208-316-1212 

threewaysinthreedays@yahoo.com 

Becky Brown – Area V 

Dallas, Texas 

214-718-0562 

rebeccab53@sbcglobal.net 

Ryan Brown – Area VI 

Gilroy, California 

408-842-3398 (eve) 

outfoxedrider@yahoo.com 

Sally Phillips Buffington – Area III 

Madison, Georgia 

210-421-1534 (day) 

sallypbuffington@gmail.com 

Molly Bull – Area II 

Scottsville, Virginia 

434-286-4562 (day) 

434-825-6073 (cell) 

mollyhooper@hotmail.com 

Stephanie Butts – Area II 

Laytonsville, Maryland 

301-774-7123 

steph@waredaca.com 


Kimberley Payne Castro – Area IX 

Provisional 

Park City, Utah 

435-659-1140 

kimberley@3peasinapony.com 

Jeanie Clarke – Area I 

Sherborn, Massachusetts 

508-314-5161 

jeanieclarke2141@gmail.com 

Rochelle Costanza – Area IX 

Franktown, Colorado 

303-229-1081 (cell) 

platinumfarm@msn.com 

Barbara Crabo – Area X 

Scottsdale, Arizona 

602-677-0583 

fourpeaksfarm@gmail.com 

Thomas Davis – Area I 

Rehoboth, Massachusetts 

508-222-5856 (day/eve) 

flatlands3@aol.com 

Shelley Drake-Kincaid – Area VI 

Poway, California 

858-679-0690 

sd-kincaid@sbcglobal.net 

Bevin O’Reilly Dugan – Area I 

Brattleboro, Vermont 

413-478-1661 (cell) 

borei333@hotmail.com 

John Michael Durr – Area VI 

Santa Rosa, California 

707-541-6160 

707-529-8397 (cell) 

resporthorses@yahoo.com 

Mia Edsall – Area IX 

Bellevue, Idaho 

208-720-4414 

mia@syskylan.net 

Dana Estes – Area VI 

Livermore, California 

925-998-1882 

danaestes@comcast.net 

Marla Foreman – Area VII 

Pasco, Washington 

509-546-0445 

equiart2@aol.com 

Peggy Friauf – Area V 

Fort Worth, Texas 

817-926-0842 

runjumpxc@aol.com 



Trudy Guarente – Area IX 

Sandy, Utah 

801-673-2713 

trudyallan@juno.com 

Brad Hall – Area IV 

Galena, Illinois 

815-777-2034 (day) 

3dayeventer@dishmail.com 

Ann Haller – Area III 

Oxford, Georgia 

770-385-3399 

678-787-4168 

ann.haller@yahoo.com 

Sinead Halpin – Area II 

Middleburg, Virginia 

540-878-1122 (cell) 

shkillian@aol.com 

Chris Hiller – Area VI 

Clayton, California 

925-672-1964 

cah7236@gmail.com 

Chris Hitchcock – Area II 

Midlothian, Virginia 

919-697-5536 (day) 

doublediamondtraining@yahoo.com 

Janice Holmes – Area VIII 

Milford, Ohio 

513-575-0536 

jaholmstead@aol.com 

Philippa Humphreys – Area VIII 

Grand Rapids, Michigan 

616-304-2076 (cell) 

philippa@pheventing.com 

Margaret Hutchison – Area I 

North Chatham, New York 

518-441-2176 (cell) 

mhutch5100@aol.com 

Anne Jennings – Area IV 

Mequon, Wisconsin 

262-375-2964 (day) 

equinepcf@aol.com 

Eileen Kenney – Area II 

Provisional 

Afton, Virginia 

434-284-1957 (cell) 

eileen@wavertreehall.com 

Lora Kutteroff – Area II 

Mt. Airy, Maryland 

301-829-0008 

lkutteroff@earthlink.net 

Michael Larsen – Area III 

Morriston, Florida 

608-332-7336 

mlarsen1982@gmail.com 

Susan Friend LeTourneur – Area VI 

Lake View Terrace, California 

818-834-1272 (day) 

suefriend@yahoo.com 

Alexis Lind – Area VII 

Redmond, Washington 

425-444-9539 

lexilind@hotmail.com 

Nancy Lindsey – Area V 

Richmond, Texas 

281-342-7221 (eve) 

valhallaoutpost@gmail.com 

Sarah Lorenz – Area VII 

Issaquah, Washington 

206-595-5150 (eve) 

sarah_lorenz@hotmail.com 

K. Melisa Martell – Area II 

Darnestown, Maryland 

240-683-5487 

310-509-0400 (cell) 

kmmartell@verizon.net 

Jackie McRae – Area VI 

Grass Valley, California 

530-274-7108 (day) 

roadynme@hotmail.com 

Sabrina Miller – Area VI 

Salinas, California 

831-484-1027 (day) 

tra3day@aol.com 

Megan Moore – Area VIII 

Georgetown, Kentucky 

859-327-2161 (day) 

megan@teamceoeventing.com 

Cynthia Moore-West – Area IX 

Sedalia, Colorado 

303-663-8418 

720-219-9494 (cell) 

westsfarm@msn.com 

Bernard Morauw – Area IV 

Virgil, Illinois 

630-802-5518 (day) 

bernard@versaillesequestrian.com 

Jennifer Ohmes – Area III 

Leighton, Alabama 

816-810-0828 

jenohmes@hotmail.com

Val Owen – Area VI 

Paradise, California 

520-321-3973 (eve) 

vrowen@pacbell.net 

Stephanie Parker – Area VII 

Redmond, Oregon 

514-548-5135 

parkeranm@aol.com 

Michele Pestl – Area VII 

Renton, Washington 

206-459-0601 (cell) 

napoleontoo@hotmail.com 

Steuart Pittman – Area II 

Davidsonville, Maryland 

410-798-8462 (day) 

dodonfarm@verizon.net 

Deborah Ravinsky – Area VI 

Danville, California 

925-216-1042 (day) 

dravinsky@gmail.com 

Jenna Reveal – Area VI 

San Juan Capistrano, California 

203-906-3479 (cell) 

jennar@mail.com 

Katie Rocco – Area I 

Sandisfield, Massachusetts 

413-258-4459 (eve) 

srds@bcn.net 

Becky Roper – Area V 

Plano, Texas 

972-965-5791 (day) 

beckyroper@verizon.net 

Molly Rosin – Area II 

Baltimore, Maryland 

559-287-7285 (cell) 

molly@mollyrosin.com 

Lei Ruckle – Area IV 

Fenton, Missouri 

636-349-6611 (day) 

leimail@sbcglobal.net 

Kathleen Russell – Area X 

Moriarty, New Mexico 

505-670-6064 (day) 

krystalridges@netzero.com 

Anne Ryan – Area VII 

Kent, Washington 

253-630-5610 (day/eve) 

kerryanne9@comcast.net 


Ruth Sawin – Area V 

Bellville, Texas 

979-865-5591 (eve) 

pinehilltexas@sbcglobal.net 

Kathryn Schiess – Area III 

Provisional 


815-979-6291 

klschiess@usca.edu 

Mary Schwentker – Area II 

Middletown, Virginia 

540-533-1927 (cell) 

dryrunfarm@gmail.com 

Gretchen Scott – Area I 

Saugerties, New York 

845-246-0726 (eve) 

gscott1@hvc.rr.com 

Joan Simmons – Area VIII 

Mars, Pennsylvania 

412-860-9287 (eve) 

jlsshf@consolidated.net 

Jackie Smith – Area VIII 

Hanoverton, Ohio 

330-222-2089 

jackie@stonegatefarm.org 

Lynn Symansky – Area II 

Middleburg, Virginia 

540-687-6333 

540-460-1351 (cell) 

lynn.symansky@gmail.com 

Kelly Joesten Theisen, M Ed – Area IV 

Kirtland Hills, Ohio 

815-765-1951 

ktheisen51@yahoo.com 

Teri Thompson – Area IX 

Provisional 

Ft. Collins, Colorado 

970-988-2047 

tthomp1230@aol.com 

Allison Thurston – Area I 

South Dartmouth, Massachusetts 

203-331-5230 

duchollow@aol.com 

Elizabeth Tukey – Area IX 

Colorado Springs, Colorado 

719-227-9160 

liztukey@gmail.com 

Clare VanderWoude – Area IV 

Provisional 

Middleton, Wisconsin 

608-848-9559 

608-220-9451 (cell) 

crvanderwoude@hotmail.com 

Frantz Verhelst – Area VII 

Maple Valley, Washington 

803-646-9933 

Evntr3d@aol.com 

Sarah Vernlund – Area VI 

Pleasanton, California 

925-437-1051 (cell) 

highlandtraining@msn.com 

Richard Wood – Area I 

Richmond, Massachusetts 

978-502-7664 (day) 

richpwood@netscape.com 

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Erika Adams – Area III 

Knoxville, Tennessee 

865-966-3600 

865-384-5680 (cell) 

adams.erika@gmail.com 

Kara Erdos Andrew – Area VIII 

Creston, Ohio 

330-329-5949 

kjandrew@bright.net 

Sharon Anthony – Area III 

Primm Springs, Tennessee 

931-670-0794 

sharonanthony@earthlink.net 

Taurie Banks – Area VI 

Fillmore, California 

805-524-4350 

805-551-9244 (cell) 

tribalking@hotmail.com 

Tauni Beckmann– Area VI 

San Diego/Riverside County, California 

760-505-2468 (cell) 

info@socaleventing.com 

socaleventing@hotmail.com 

Jane Braddock – Area IV 

Hager City, Wisconsin 

507-398-8494 (cell) 

jeb@focusedriding.com 

Jim Briggs – Area VII 

Cle Elum, Washington 

509-674-2812 (day/eve) 

peohpoint@hotmail.com 


Suzanne Brock – Area VI 

Santa Rosa, California 

707-579-0505 

707-569-4497 (cell) 

triplehriding@gmail.com 

Jennifer Burk – Area V 

Burleson, Texas 

817-568-0174 

Jburk5513@sbcglobal.net 

Elise Ann Daniel – Area IX 

Kuna, Idaho 

208-590-2606 (cell) 

poppydaniel@gmail.com 

Patricia Deasy – Area III 

Alachua, Florida 

352-284-8656 

pcdsilveroak@msn.com 

Alison Eastman-Lawler – Area I 

Hollis, New Hampshire 

603-465-9592 (day) 

603-345-0382 (cell) 

apltrefarm@aol.com 

Madison Foote – Area VIII 

Haslett, Michigan 

517-655-6804 

theresa@horselessons.com 

Ashley Giles – Area III 

Newnan, Georgia 

770-251-4211 (day) 

678-416-6598 (cell) 

ashley1069@juno.com 

Denise Goyea – Area I 

Groton, Massachusetts 

617-224-6325 (day) 

denisescarlethill@yahoo.com 

Claire Harmon – Area V 

Missouri City, Texas 

281-437-3484 

claireharmon@aol.com 

Elizabeth Harris – Area III 

Monroe, Georgia 

770-267-8126 (day/eve) 

elizabethharris@email.com 

Carol Herron – Area III 

Naples, Florida 

301-928-5518 (cell) 

c.j.herron@comcast.net 

Ellen Hill – Area VI 

Redwood city, California 

952-492-3463 

hilldepotfarm@msn.com 



Taren Hoffos – Area VI 

Ramona, California 

858-610-1693 

thoffos@hotmail.com 

Susanna Holder – Area VI 

Alameda, California 

510-519-1871 (eve) 

susanna.holder@gmail.com 

Janet Horton – Area X 

Santa Fe, New Mexico 

505-466-8250 (eve) 

jahorton@cybermesa.com 

Michele Kalsem – Area IV 

Huxley, Iowa 

515-450-0764 (day) 

4kalsemtraining@huxcomm.net 

Ali Kermeen – Area VI 

Sunnyvale, California 

925-548-3171 

alikermeen@gmail.com 

Marie Kerola – Area VII 

Portland, Oregon 

503-544-4275 

marikerola@gmail.com 

Brigitte Kettell – Area IV 

Wheaton, Illinois 

630-732-3525 

mistralBK@gmail.com 

Kevin Kress – Area VI 

Sonoma, California 

707-494-2679 (cell) 

goatesq@aol.com 

Yvonne Kropf – Area X 

Las Cruces, New Mexico 

575-639-0359 

Amigos_equestrian@yahoo.com 

Jaimi Martin-Peterson – Area VI 

Vallejo, California 

510-502-2399 (cell) 

jaimimartin@mac.com 

Marisa Melby – Area I 

Guilford, Connecticutl 

518-821-4482 

marisa_melby@yahoo.com 

Suzanne Mente – Area I 

Sunderland, Massachusetts 

413-549-3250 (eve) 

mente.dressage@gmail.com 

Cheryl Christopher Meola – Area I 

East Freetown, Massachusetts 

508-971-2668 (cell) 

rohan1722@aol.com 

Amanda Miller – Area II 

Clayton, North Carolina 

252-671-2175 

millereventing@hotmail.com 

Deb Moynihan – Area I 

Bolton, Connecticut 

860-646-8841 

djmoynihan@snet.net 

Janet Murfey – Area I 

Brookfield, New Hampshire 

603-941-0194 (cell) 

janet.murfey@murfey.com 

Amy Nichols – Area III 

Anderson, South Carolina 

864-287-7844 (day) 

864-933-3529 (cell) 

amyn@clemson.edu 

Darla Opava – Area VI 

Provisional 

Los Angeles, California 

310-645-6987 

818-515-3210 (cell) 

darop@sbcglobal.net 

Liz Patrick – Area II 

Sykesville, Maryland 

410-552-5022 (day) 

410-549-4273 (eve) 

watersedge6150@aol.com 

Ginger Trandum Reitz – Area VII 

Maple Valley, Washington 

425-413-1796 (eve) 

bgreitz@mindspring.com 

Katherine O. Rizzo – Area II 

Gaithersburg, Maryland 

301-904-4048 

korizzo@smcm.edu 

Terri Rocovich – Area VI 

Ramona, California 

760-788-2825 

858-335-3274 (cell) 

rocovich@sbcglobal.net 

Rachel Rosenthal – Area II 

Bedminster, New Jersey 

908-963-0281 (eve) 

rjrosey66@yahoo.com

Meredith Scarlet – Area I 

Groton, Massachusetts 

978-448-3421 (day) 

mbeeuwkes@aol.com 

Marie Schofield – Area VII and VI 

Lyle, Washington (April-November) 

Borrego Springs, California 

(November-April) 

541-980-5003 (cell) 

maries@gorge.net 

Liz Schroeder – Area II 

Washington, District of Columbia 

202-543-2336 

310-775-1862 (cell) 

lizskips@msn.com 

Jennifer Schuck – Area IV 

Delano, Minnesota 

763-972-9116 (day) 

612-290-8842 (cell) 

pnemeadow@frontiernet.net 

Adrianna Silvestri – Area IX 

Denver, Colorado 

303-601-6291 

aslice@silvestriphoto.com 

Kyle Smith – Area VIII 

Hanoverton, Ohio 

330-222-2089 

Smith.5654@osu.edu 

Beth Spencer – Area II 

Reidsville, North Carolina 

336-263-9060 (cell) 

stoneycreekstables@yahoo.com 

Camie Stockhausen – Area IV 

Cambridge, Iowa 

515-597-2297 (day) 

camstock@huxcomm.net 

Lisa Swan – Area II 

Upper Marlboro, Maryland 

410-798-1361 (cell) 

ponypro@netzero.net 

Paulina Taylor – Area III 

Birmingham, Alabama 

205-937-9738 (cell) 

paulina_ek@hotmail.com 

Joy Von Handorf – Area VIII 

Waynesville, Ohio 

937-885-6328 

937-623-8337 (cell) 

joy@wetherbrookefarm.com 


Andrea Waldo – Area I 

Hinesburg, Vermont 

802-453-7865 (day) 

aewaldo@gmavt.net 

Jenny Warner – Area IV 

Minneapolis, Minnesota 

651-470-3646 (day) 

amalia_00@yahoo.com 

Anna Welch – Area I 

Pownal, Maine 

207-688-4835 (day/eve) 

asouthkai@aol.com 

Debbie Wilson – Area II 

Forest Hill, Maryland 

410-808-2936 (cell) 

jdwilson1017@aol.com 

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Kathryn Cecere – Area I 

Littleton, Massachusetts 

978-264-9857 

kathryn@harmonyhorsestables.com 

Jennifer Fair – Area IX 

Park City, Utah 

435-659-6510 

jensing70@hotmail.com 

Kimberly Gardner-Taylor – Area V 

Aledo, Texas 

817-637-4585 

kjumpergirl@yahoo.com 

Carolyn Haddad – Area VII 

Anchorage, Alaska 

907-770-1179 (day) 

907-250-8744 (cell) 

chaddad@gci.net 

Jasmine Hobart – Area II 

Hoffman, North Carolina 

319-360-0426 (cell) 

jazzboomer_13@hotmail.com 

Diann Landau – Area II 

Lovettsville, Virginia 

540-822-9052 (day/eve) 

cilldara@megapipe.net 

Lesley A. Long – Area II 

Woodbine, Maryland 

410-795-7674 

aframe5@comcast.net 

Amanda Miller – Area II 

Clayton, North Carolina 

252-671-2175 (day/eve) 


Christina Stamos – Area I 

Provisional 

Carmel, New York 

440-864-6253 

christinastamos@yahoo.com 

Sarah Stanton – Area VII 

Provisional 

Deary, Idaho 

208-301-0579 (cell) 

stantonfarm@cpcinternet.com 

Toni Stevens – Area V 

Brenham, Texas 

979-277-9248 

saddle1up@sbcglobal.net 

Candace Wheeler – Area III 

Florence Alabama 

256-436-4032 

wheelercrec@gmail.com 

Christina Windsor – Area V 

Dripping Springs, Texas 

512-917-1658 

christina@greenleafstables.com 

Cynthia Wiseman – Area IV 

Provisional 

Miller, Missouri 

417-452-2343 (day) 

cynthia@stoneridgeeventing.com 

Should you have any trouble reaching 

any of the instructors, please 

contact Nancy Knight at 703-779-0440, 

Ext 3007 or by e-mail at 

nancy@useventing.com. 

Visit www.useventing.com for updates as 

Certified Instructors are added. 


INteRNAtIONAl 

ICP CeRtIFIed INStRuCtORS: 

meXICO 

leVel II 

Escipion Anibal Mendivil Minjares 

Zuazua 13, Huizachal, Naucalpan 

Estado de Mexico 

CP53840 

011 (52) 55 52953200 (home) 

011 (52) 55 55 39417005 (cell) 

Work Information: 

Rancho Hipico La Joya 

Agua Caliente, Lomas Hipodromo 

CP53900 

Naucalpan Estado de Mexico 

011 (52) 55 55898632 

011 (52) 55 898801 (fax) 

escipion64@yahoo.com.mx 

Sandra del Castillo 

Gral Garcia Conde Area 12 bis Edif H-8 

Unidad Habitacional Militar 1-L 

Delgacion Miguel Hidalgo 

Mexico D.F. 

ZC 11200 

011 (52) 555 2022659 

011 (52) 515 521 363601 (cell) 

sandradelc@gmail.com 

american horse trials foundation, inc. 


leVel I - training 

Luis Loustalot 

Ahuatenco 145, casa 7-2, 

fraccionamiento Las Vistas 

Colonia Cabecera Cuajimalpa 

Delgacion Cuajimalpa 

Mexico City 

ZC 05260 

011 (52) 555 8124941 


Club Hipico La Barranca and Pony 

Club La Barranca 

Ahuehuetes Norte 317 

Colonia Bosques de las Lomas 

Delgacion Miguel Hidalgo 

Mexico D.F. 

ZC 11700 

011 (52) 555 5201727 

011 (52) 555 2518016 

011 (52) 515 513678171 (cell) 

011 (52) 555 2411932 (fax) 

lloustalot@gmail.com 

llousalot@alumni.ipade.mx 

• the American horse trials Foundation is a non-profit corporation 

established to assist Three-Day Event riders and Organizers in raising 

tax deductible financial support for national and international competition. 

Ricardo Perez Conde 

Calzada la Loma 1331 casa 14 

Santa Cruz Buena Vista Puebla 

Puebla Mexico CP 72170 

011 (52) 222 4031591 

011 (52) 222 4630383 


Club 15 poniente 1532 

San Pedro Cholula 

Puebla Mexico 

rperezconde1@yahoo.com.mx 

leVel I - Novice 

Wilver Armando Mendez Vargas 

A. Taracena #105 - 8 Fracc. 

Oropeza 

Villahermosa, Tabasco. 

Mexico. CP 86030 

011 9933 051069 

011 9933 159053 

wilvermendez@hotmail.com 

• Eligibility Requirements: Adult Riders – completion of a CCI1* or, alternatively a CIC1*; 

Young Riders – completion of one or more horse trials at the preliminary level; 

Organizers - must host one or more horse trials at the preliminary or higher level. 

• The American horse Trials Foundation has been granted tax exempt status under Section 501(c)(3) of 

the Internal Revenue Code. All contributions are deductible to the maximum extent allowed by law. do 

nations should be directed to the American horse trials Foundation, Inc., 221 Grove Cove Rd, 

Centerville, maryland 21617-2686 

for more information: Phone: (443) 262-9555 • Fax: (443) 262-9666 

Email: ahtf@att.net • Website: www.ahtf3day.org

2010 usef eVenting dressage tests for horse trials 

CONVERSION TABLE 

(Meters to Feet) 

1 meter = 3’ 3” 

6 meters = 19’ 8” 

10 meters = 32’ 10” 

12 meters = 39’ 4” 

14 meters = 45’ 11” 

20 meters = 65’ 7” 

40 meters = 131’ 3” 

60 meters =196’ 10” 

STANDARD ARENA 

(20m x 60m) 

DIAGONAL LENGTH 

63.25m = 207’ 6” 

DRESSAGE ARENAS 

YOU ARE REQUIRED TO ENTER THE RING WITHIN 

45 SECONDS OF THE JUDGE’S SIGNAL. 

SCORING 

10 Excellent 

9 Very Good 

8 Good 

7 Fairly Good 

6 Satisfactory 

5 Sufficient 

4 Insufficient 

3 Fairly Bad 

2 Bad 

1 Very Bad 

0 Not Performed 

SMALL ARENA 

(20m x 40m) 

DIAGONAL LENGTH 

44.72m = 146’ 9” 

ERRORS 

First Error: 2 points 

Second Error: 4 points 

Third Error: Elimination 

Leaving Arena: Elimination 


Beginner noVice leVel dressage tests 

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Conditions: 1) Bridle: A plain snaffle bridle, made entirely of leather or leather like material, with either a regular cavesson, 

a dropped noseband, a flash noseband or crossed noseband. For drawings of permitted bits and nosebands please 

see Appendix 4. 2) Arena: 20m x 40m (small) 3) time: Approximately 3:00 

TEST DIRECTIVES POINTS 

1. AXMC Enter working trot. Straightness on center and diagonal lines. 

2. HEKA Working trot. Quality of trot. 

3. A Circle left 20 meters working trot. Quality of trot, roundness of circle. 

4. Between K and A Working canter Calmness and smoothness of depart . 

left lead. 

5. A Circle left 20 meters working canter. Quality of canter, roundness of circle. 

6. Between F and B Working trot Balance and smoothness of transition. 

7. Between M and C Medium walk. Balance and smoothness of transition. 

Quality of medium walk. 

8. HXF Free walk. Quality of free walk and stretch. 

Between F and A Medium walk. Quality of transition and medium walk. 

9. AKEH Working Trot. Balance and smoothness of transition. 

10. C Circle right 20 meters 

working trot. 

Quality of trot, roundness of circle. 

11. Between H and C Working canter Calmness and smoothness of depart. 

right lead. 

12. C Circle right 20 meters. Working canter. Quality of canter, roundness of circle. 

13. Between M and B Working trot Balance and smoothness of transition. 

14. A Down center line. Quality of turn at A, straightness on center line. 

15. X Halt, Salute Quality of transition and halt. Immobility. 

Leave arena at walk at A. All trot work may be performed rising or sitting unless stated otherwise. 

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Gaits Freedom and regularity. 

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Impulsion 

Desire to move forward. Elasticity of the steps. Suppleness 

of the back and engagement of the hind quarters 

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Submission Acceptance of the bridle. Attention and confidence. 

Harmony. Lightness of the forehand. Ease of movements. 

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Rider Position and seat. Correctness and effect of the aids. 10 

Effective Date: December 1, 2009. Reprinted with permission of the U.S. Equestrian Federation. 

©2009 United States Equestrian Federation®. All Rights Reserved. Reproduction without permission prohibited by law. 

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1. A Enter working trot Straightness on center line. 

C Track right. Quality of turn and trot. 

2. MXK Change rein working trot. Quality of trot. 

3. A Circle left 20 meters working trot. Quality of trot, roundness and size of circle. 

4. FXH Change rein working trot. Quality of trot. 

5. C Circle right 20 meters working trot. Quality of trot roundness, and size of circle. 

6. Between C and M Medium walk. Quality of transition and medium walk. 

7. MXK Change rein free walk. Quality of free walk, straightness and transitions. 

K Medium walk. 

8. A Working trot and half circle 

left 20 meters. 

Quality of transition and trot. 

9. Approaching X Working canter left lead. Calmness and smoothness of depart . 

X to A Half circle left 20 meters Quality of canter. 

working canter. 

AFB Straight ahead. Straightness. 

10. Between B and M Working trot. Quality of transition and trot. 

11. HXF Change rein working trot. Quality of trot. 

12. A Half circle right 20 meters. 

working trot. 

Quality of trot, quality and bend on half circle. 

13. Approaching X Working canter right lead. Calmness and smoothness of depart . 

X to A Half circle right 20 meters. Quality of canter. 


AKE Straight ahead. Straightness. 

14. Between E and H Working trot Quality of transition and trot. 

15. B to X Half circle right 10 meters Quality of trot, quality and bend on half circle. 

working trot. 

16. G Halt, Salute. Quality of transition and halt. 




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1. A Enter working trot. 

C Track left working trot 

Straightness, balance in turn, rhythm 

2. E Circle left 20m diameter 

working trot. 

Rhythm, bend and balance, shape of circle 

3. A Turn down center line. Balance and rhythm in turns, 

C Track right working trot. straightness. 

4. B Circle right 20 meters diameter. Rhythm, bend and balance, shape of circle. 

5. A Medium walk. Ease of transition, quality of walk 

6. KXM Free walk. Stretch and relaxation quality of walk 

7. M Medium walk. Quality of transition and walk 

8. C Working trot. Quality of transition and trot rhythm 

E - B Half circle left working trot. Rhythm and shape of half circle 

9. Approaching B Working canter left lead. Ease and balance of transition 

10. B Circle left 20 meters. Rhythm and balance shape of circle 

11. Between B and M Working trot. Ease and balance in transition 

12. HXF Change rein working trot. Straightness and quality of trot 

13. AKE Working trot. Rhythm balance 

E - B Half circle right working trot. Rhythm and shape of half circle 

14. Approaching B Working canter right lead. Ease and balance of transition 

15. B Circle right 20 meters. Rhythm and balance shape of circle 

16. Between B & F Working trot. Ease and balance of transition 

17. A Turn down center line Balance in turn, straightness 

18. G Halt, Salute Ease of transition, immobility 




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1. A Enter working trot. Straightness on center line. 

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C Track right working trot Quality of trot and turn. 

2. B Turn right working trot. Quality of turns and trot. 

E Turn left working trot. 

3. A Circle left 20 meters working trot. Quality of trot, roundness of circle. 

4. Between A and F Calmness and smoothness of depart . 

Working canter left lead. 

5. B Circle left 20 meters working canter. Quality of canter, roundness of circle. 

6. Between B and M Working trot. Balance and smoothness of transition. 

7. E Turn left working trot. 

B Turn right working trot. 

Quality of turns and trot. 

8. A Circle right 20 meters in working trot. Quality of trot, roundness of circle. 

9. Between A and K 

Working canter right lead. 

Calmness and smoothness of depart. 

10. E Circle right 20 meters working canter. Quality of canter, roundness of circle. 

11. Between E and H Working trot. Balance and smoothness of transition. 

12. C Medium walk. Quality of transition and medium walk. 

13. MXK Free walk. Quality of free walk straightness. 

14. K Medium walk. Transitions. 

A Turn down center line. Quality of turn, smoothness of transition. 

D Working trot. Straightness on center line. 

15. G Halt, Salute. Quality of transition and halt. 




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1. A Enter working trot. Straightness on center line quality of trot. 10 

C Track left Quality of turn at C. 

2. E Circle left 15 meters Quality of trot, roundness and size of circle. 10 

3. FXH Lengthen stride 

H Working trot. 

Lengthening of frame and stride. 

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4. B Circle right 15 meters Quality of trot, roundness and size of circle. 

working trot. 

5. KXM Lengthen strides in trot. Lengthening of frame and stride. 

M Working trot. 

6. C Circle left 20 meters letting Quality of stretch over back, forward 

the horse stretch forward and down. and downward into a light contact 

while maintaining balance and quality of trot. 

C Working trot Transition to working trot. 

7. H-E Medium walk. Balance and smoothness of transition. 

8. E-F Free walk. Quality of free walk and straightness. 

F-A Medium walk. Quality of medium walk and transition. 

9. A Working trot. Balance and quality of transition. 

K Working canter right lead. Quality of trot and canter. 

10. E Circle right 15 meters Quality of canter, roundness and size of circle. 


11. M to F Lengthen stride in the canter. The lengthening of frame and stride 

F Working canter. 

regularity, uphill balance transition. 

12. KXM Change rein. Straightness quality of canter and trot, 

X Working trot. balance and smoothness of transition. 

13. M Working canter left lead. Calmness and smoothness of depart . 

14. E Circle left 15 meters Quality of canter, roundness and size 

working canter. of circle. 

15. K Working trot. Smoothness of transition. 

16. A Down center line Quality of turn at A, straightness. 

17. X Halt, salute. Quality of halt and immobility. 




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1. A Enter working trot. Straightness on center line, 

C Track right. quality of turn and trot. 

2. B Turn right. Quality of turn. 

X Circle right 15 meters working trot. Roundness of circle, quality of trot. 

3. X Circle left 15 meters working trot. Roundness of circle, quality of trot. 

E Turn left. Quality of turn. 

4 F Working canter left lead. Calmness and smoothness of depart . 

5. B Circle left 15 meters Quality of canter, roundness and size of circle. 

working canter 

6. B Circle left 20 meters progressively Lengthening of frame and stride, 

lengthen stride in canter regularity of canter. 

B Working canter Balance and definition of transition. 

7. M Working trot. Straightness, balance and smoothness. 

8. C Medium walk. Balance and smoothness of transition. 

9. H - B Free walk. Quality of free walk and straightness. 

B - F Medium walk. Quality of medium walk, straightness. 

10. F Working trot. Calmness and smoothness of transition. 

11. K Working canter right lead. Calmness and smoothness of depart . 

12. E Circle right 15 meters Quality of canter, roundness and size of circle. 


13. E Circle right 20 meters progressively Lengthening of frame and stride, 

lengthen stride in canter regularity of canter 

E Working canter Balance and definition of transition. 

14. H Working trot Straightness, balance and smoothness. 

15. C Circle right 20 meters letting Quality of stretch over back, forward and 

the horse stretch forward downward into a light contact while 

and down. maintaining balance and quality of trot. 

C Working trot Quality of trot. 

16. MXK Change rein progressively The lengthening of frame and stride, 

lengthen the stride in trot. regularity of trot straightness, 

K Working trot transitions. 

17. A Down center line Quality of turn straightness on center line, 

X Halt, salute. Immobility, quality of halt. 




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1. A Enter working trot. Straightness on center line. 

C Track left. Quality of turn at C. 

2. E Turn left. Quality of turn, quality of trot, 

X Circle left 10 meters size and roundness of circle. 

3. X Circle right 10 meters Size and roundness of circle. 

B Track right Quality of turn. 

4. K - G Leg yield right. Straightness, balance, position and flow. 

C Track left Quality of turn. 

5. H - D Leg yield left. Straightness, balance, position and flow. 

A Track right Quality of turn. 

6. KXM Change rein, giving and Straightness on diagonal, the reach 

taking the reins forward forward of the neck while maintaining 

over X for 5 meters. the balance, smoothness of the giving and retaking. 

7. C Medium walk Quality of transition and walk. 

8. HXF Free walk. Quality of free walk and straightness. 

F Medium walk Quality of transition and medium walk. 

9. A Working trot. Balance and smoothness of transition. 

K Working canter right lead. Calmness and smoothness of depart. 

10. E Circle right 20 meters The lengthening of frame and stride, 

medium canter. regularity of canter, uphill balance. 

EHCM Working canter. Balance and definition of transition. 

11. M - F One loop to the quarter line Quality of canter, balance, 

between X and B execution of figure. 

12. KXM Change rein, change of Quality of canter and trot, smoothness 

lead through the trot at X. of transitions, straightness. 

13. H - K One loop to the quarter line Quality of canter, balance 

between X and E. execution of figure. 

14. FXH Change rein. Quality of canter and trot, smoothness 

X Working trot. of transition, straightness. 

15. MXK Lengthen stride in trot the lengthening of frame and stride, 

rising or sitting. regularity of trot, balance, straightness 

K Working trot sitting. transitions. 

16. A Down center line. Quality of trot and turn at A, straightness. 

17. X Halt, Salute. Quality of transition and halt, immobility. 

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1. A Enter working trot. Straightness on center line, quality of 

X Halt, salute, proceed working trot. halt, trot and transitions. 

C Track right. Quality of turn. 

2. MXK Lengthen stride in trot The lengthening of frame and stride, 

rising or sitting. regularity of trot, straightness, 

K Working trot. transitions. 

3. A Turn left on center line. Straightness, balance, position and 

D - M Leg yield right. flow. 

4. M Working canter left lead. Balance and definition of transition. 

5. E - B Half circle left medium canter. The lengthening of frame and stride 

quality of medium canter. 

Between B and M Working canter. Balance and definition of transition. 

6. M Half circle left 10 meters Balance and size of half circle. 

returning to the track at B. Quality of canter. 

7. BAE Counter canter. Quality of counter canter. 

8. E Working trot. Balance and definition of transition. 

9. C Turn right on center line. 

G - F Leg yield left. 

Straightness, balance, position and flow. 

10. F Working canter right lead. Balance and definition of transition. 

11. E - B Half circle right 20 meters The lengthening of frame and stride, 

in medium canter. quality of medium canter. 

Between B and F Working canter. Balance and definition of transition. 

12. F Half circle right 10 meters Balance and size of half circle, 

returning to the track at B. quality of canter. 

13. BCE Counter canter. Quality of counter canter. 

14. E Working trot. Balance and definition of transition. 

15. A Medium walk. Quality of transition and medium walk. 

16. FXH Free walk. Quality of free walk and medium walk, 

H Medium walk. straightness and transitions. 

17. C Working trot. Quality of trot and transition. 

B Turn right. Quality of trot and turns. 

X Turn right. Straightness on center line. 

18. G Halt, salute. Quality of halt and immobility. 




Impulsion 

Submission 

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Acceptance of the bridle. Attention and confidence. 


Position and seat. Correctness and effect of the aids. 



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see Appendix 4. 2) Arena: 20m x 60m (standard) 3) time: Approximately 4:00 


1. A Enter working trot. Straightness on center line, 

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X Halt, salute, proceed working trot. quality of trot, halt and transitions. 

C Track right. Quality of turn at C. 

2. M - V Lengthen stride in trot rising. The lengthening of frame and stride, 

V Working trot sitting. regularity of trot, transitions. 

3. A Left on center line. Straightness on center line. 

L - M Leg yield right. Straightness, balance position and flow. 

4. M Working canter left lead. Calmness and smoothness of depart. 

5. C Circle left 20 meters in Quality of medium canter, uphill balance. 

medium canter. Roundness of circle. 

6. C Working canter. Smoothness of transition. 

7. HXF Change rein, change of Quality of canter and trot, balance and 

lead through the trot at X. smoothness of transitions. 

8. A Circle right 20 meters Quality of medium canter uphill balance 

in medium canter. Roundness of circle. 

9. A Working canter. Smoothness of transition. 

10. KXM Change rein, change of Quality of canter and trot balance and 

lead through the trot at X. smoothness of transitions. 

11. C Working trot. Balance and smoothness of transition. 

12. H Medium walk. Balance and smoothness of transition. 

S - P Free walk. Quality of free walk straightness. 

13. P - F Medium walk. Smoothness and quality of transition. 

14. F Working trot. Smoothness of transition. 

A Down center line. Quality of turn at A straightness. 

L - H Leg yield left. Straightness balance position and flow. 

15. C Halt. Transition, quality and immobility of halt. 

16. C Rein back 3-5 steps, Willingness and straightness of reinback, 

proceed in working trot. smoothness of transition. 

17. R Half circle right 10 meters. Quality of trot and roundness of half 

I Straight ahead. circle ,straightness on center line. 

18. G Halt, salute. Quality of transition and halt. 




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a dropped noseband, a flash noseband or crossed noseband. A double bridle with cavesson noseband, i.e. bit and bridoon with curb 

chain (made of metal or leather) is also permitted. For drawings of permitted bits and nosebands please see Appendix 4. 

2) Arena: 20m x 60m (standard) 3) time: Approximately 4:30 


1. A Enter collected trot. Straightness on center line. 

X Halt, salute, proceed collected trot. 

C Track left. 

Quality of trot halt and transitions. 

2. HXF Medium trot (sitting or rising). The lengthening of frame and stride, 

F Collected trot. balance and straightness, transitions. 

3. K - E Shoulder-in right. Quality of trot, the angle, bend and balance. 

4. E Circle right 10 meters. Roundness of circle, the collection. 

5. E - H Haunches-in right. Quality of trot, angle and bend collection. 

6. MXK Medium trot. The lengthening of frame and stride, 

K Collected trot. balance and straightness, transitions. 

7. F - B Shoulder-in left. Quality of trot, the angle, bend and balance. 

8. B Circle left 10 meters. Roundness of circle, the collection. 

9. B - M Haunches-in left. Quality of trot, angle. Bend and collection. 

10. C Halt. Quality and immobility of halt. 

11. C Rein back 4-5 steps, Willingness of reinback, 

proceed medium walk. transitions, quality of medium walk. 

12. H - P Extended walk. Lengthening of frame and stride, the 

extension. 

13. P - F Medium walk. Quality of medium walk, transitions. 

14. Before F Shorten stride in walk. The regularity of walk in shortening of stride. 

F Collected canter right lead. The calmness and straightness of depart. 

15. K to R Change rein medium canter. Lengthening of frame and stride, the 

R Collected canter. the transitions and collection. 

16. C Circle 20 meters with simple Quality of canter and walk. Calmness, 

change over the center line. balance and straightness of transitions. 

17. H - P Change rein medium canter. Lengthening of frame and stride, 

P Collected canter. the transitions and collection. 

18. A Circle 20 meters with simple Quality of canter and walk. Calmness, 

change over the center line. balance and straightness of transitions. 

19. A Down center line Quality of turn and straightness of transition 

X Collected trot. on center line. 


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1. A Enter collected trot. Straightness on cente rline, quality of trot. 

I Halt, salute, proceed collected trot. Halt and transitions. 

C Track right Quality of turn at C. 

2. M - B Shoulder-in right. Quality of trot, the angle, bend and balance. 

3. B - F Haunches-in right. Quality of trot, the angle, bend and balance. 

4. KVXRM Medium trot (rising or sitting). Lengthening of frame and stride, regularity, 

M Collected trot. the transitions. 

5. H - E Shoulder-in left. Quality of trot, the angle, bend and balance. 

6. E - K Haunches-in left. Quality of trot, the angle, bend and balance. 

7. FXH Medium trot. Lengthening of frame and stride, regularity, 

H Collected trot. the transitions. 

8. C Halt. Quality and immobility of halt. 

9. C Rein back 4-5 steps, Willingness of reinback transitions. 

proceed medium walk. 

10. M - V Extended walk. Lengthening of frame and stride extension. 

11. V - A Medium walk. Quality and regularity of medium walk. 

12. Before A Shorten the stride in walk. Regularity in shortening walk, calmness 

A Collected canter left lead. Smoothness straightness of depart. 

13. F to M Medium canter. Lengthening of frame and stride, 

M Collected canter. straightness, transitions. 

14. C - A Serpentine 3 loops quarter line Quality of canter, balance, bend and 

to quarter line. geometry of serpentine. 

15. PXS Change rein. Simple change Straightness, quality of canter and walk. 

of lead between S and H Calmness of transitions. 

16. M - F Medium canter. Lengthening of frame and stride, 

F Collected canter. straightness, transitions. 

17. A - C Serpentine 3 loops quarter Quality of canter, balance, bend and 

line to quarter line. geometry of serpentine. 

18. M - S Change rein. Simple change Straightness, quality of canter and walk, 

of lead between center line and S. calmness of transitions. 

19. E Half circle left 10 meters. Quality of canter, bend and balance in turns. 





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1. A Enter collected canter. Straightness on center line, quality of 

X Halt, salute. Proceed collected trot. 

C Track left. 

canter halt and transitions. 

2. H - B Medium trot. Lengthening of frame and stride, transitions. 

3. B Collected trot and circle right 10 meters. Quality of trot roundness and size of circle 

bend balance and collection. 

4. B - F Shoulder-in right. Quality of trot correctness, angle and bend. 

5. K - B Medium trot. Lengthening of frame and stride transitions. 

6. B Collected trot and circle left 10 meters. Quality of trot roundness and size of circle 

bend, balance and collection. 

7. B - M Shoulder-in left. Quality of trot correctness, angle and bend. 

8. HXF Extended trot. The lengthening of frame and stride the extension. 

F Collected trot. the definition of transitions. 

9. A Halt. Quality of halt, immobility. 

10. A Rein back 4 steps, proceed collected trot. Willingness of rein back transitions. 

11. K - X Half pass right. Quality of trot correctness, regularity, 

X - G Straight ahead 

C Track left. 

balance and bend collection. 

12. H-X Half pass left. Quality of trot correctness, regularity, 

X-D Straight ahead. balance and bend collection. 

13. Before A Medium walk. 

A Track right. 

Quality of transition, medium walk. 

14. V Half turn on the haunches right. Regularity of walk during half turn, 

Proceed medium walk. activity of hind legs, bend and fluidity of turn. 

15. A Half turn on the haunches left. Regularity of walk during half turn, 

Proceed medium walk. activity of hind legs, bend and fluidity of turn. 

16. V - P 20 meter half circle in extended walk. 

P - F Extended walk. 

The lengthening of frame and stride, the 

extension - regularity of walk. 

17. F - A Medium walk. The transition regularity of medium walk. 

18. A Collected canter right lead. Calmness and straightness of depart. 

19. K - X Half pass right. Quality of canter correctness and regularity 

X - G Straight ahead. 

C Track right. 


20. M - V Change rein. Flying change Quality of canter straightness, balance 

between center line and V. and fluency of flying change. 

21. F - X Half pass left. Quality of canter correctness and regularity 

X - C Straight ahead. 

C Track left. 


22. H - P Change rein. Flying change Quality of canter straightness, balance 

between center line and P. and fluency of flying change. 

23. K - H Extended canter. The lengthening of frame and stride, the extension 

H Collected canter. extension and transitions. 

24. R Half circle right 10 meters. Quality of half circle. 

25. G Halt, salute. Straightness quality of transition and halt. 




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10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

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10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

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10 

10 

10 

10 x 2 

10 

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10 

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10

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1. A Enter collected canter. Straightness on center line. Quality of canter 

I Halt, salute. Proceed collected trot. Halt trot and transitions. 

C Track right. Quality of turn at C. 

2. MRXVK Medium trot. Lengthening of frame and stride 

K Collected trot. regularity, straightness, transitions. 

3. A Down center line. Quality of turn at A. 

D - X Shoulder-in left. Correctness and regularity bend balance. 

4. X - H Half pass left. Correctness and regularity bend balance. 

5. M-F Extended trot. Lengthening of frame and stride, 

F Collected trot. extension and regularity, transitions. 

6. A Down center line. Quality of turn at A. 

D - X Shoulder-in right. Correctness and regularity bend balance. 

7. X - M Half pass right. Correctness and regularity bend balance. 

8. C Medium walk. Transition and quality of medium walk. 

9. H - B Extended walk. Lengthening of frame and stride. 

10. B - P Medium walk. Transition, quality of medium walk. 

11. Before P Shorten the stride in walk. Quality of walk in shortening 

P Collected canter right lead. Straightness calmness and smoothness. 

12. P - V Half circle right 20 meters Quality of canter collection, 

collected canter. roundness of half circle. 

13. V - I Half pass right. Correctness and regularity, bend, balance. 

I - G Straight ahead. Straightness on center line. Quality of canter. 

C Track right. Quality of turn. 

14. C - X Serpentine of two loops Regularity of canter and counter canter, 

width of the arena. geometry of loops. 

15. X Flying change. Correctness straightness and fluency 

B Turn left. of change, quality of turn. 

16. R - S Half circle left 20 meters. Quality of canter collection. 

17. S - L Half pass left. Correctness and regularity, bend, balance. 

L - D Straight ahead. Straightness on center line. Quality of canter. 

A Track left. Quality of turn. 

18. A - X Serpentine of two loops Regularity of canter and counter canter, 

width of the arena. geometry of loops. 

19. X Flying change. Correctness, straightness and fluency 

B Track right. of change, quality of turn. 

20. K - B Collected canter with flying Correctness, straightness and fluency 

change at L. of change at L. 

21. B - H Collected canter with flying Correctness, straightness and fluency 

change at I. of change at I . 

22. M - F Extended canter. Lengthening of frame and stride, 

F Collected canter. the extension and transitions. 

23. A Down center line. Quality of turn, straightness, 

X Halt, salute. transition, and quality of halt. 




Impulsion 

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10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

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ClassiC series dressage tests 

U.S. EqUEStrian FEdEration 2010 traininG tHrEE-daY tESt

ClassiC series dressage tests 

U.S. EqUEStrian FEdEration 2010 PrELiMinarY tHrEE-daY tESt 


alphabetiC al listiNg of eveNts 

Abbe Ranch H.T. 

Aspen Ridge H.T. 

Briar Fox Farm Summer H.T. 

Bucks County Horse Park H.T. 

Caber Farm H.T. 

Carriage House Combined Test 

Champagne Run at the Park H.T. 

Chattahoochee Hills Summer Series I H.T. 

Chattahoochee Hills Summer Series II H.T. 

Cobblestone Farms H.T. 

Coconino Spring H.T. 

Coconino County Summer H.T. 

Coconino County Summer Classic 3-Day Event & H.T. 

The Colorado Horse Park CCI2*/1* & H.T. 

The Colorado Horse Park One-day H.T. 

Copper Meadows H.T. 

Corona Del Sol H.T. 

Derbyshire H.T. 

Difficult Run H.T. 

ENYDCTA/Old Chatham H.T. 

Encore Farms H.T. 

Erie Hunt & Saddle Club H.T. 

The Event at Goose Downs 

The Event at Rebecca Farm 

Fair Hill International H.T. 

Fitch’s Corner H.T. 

Fox River Valley H.T. 

Full Gallop Farm H.T. 

GMHA August H.T. 

GMHA June H.T. 

GMHA Classic T3D & N3D Eventing Test 

Gemwood H.T. 

Genesee Valley Hunt H.T. 

Genesee Valley Riding & Driving Club August H.T. 

Genesee Valley Riding & Driving Club June H.T. 

Golden Spike H.T. 

Great Vista August H.T. 

Great Vista June H.T. 

Groton House Farm H.T. 

Heritage Park Classic 3-Day Event & H.T. 

Horse Park of New Jersey H.T. 

Horse Park of New Jersey H.T. 

Hunter Oaks H.T. 

Hunters Run H. T 

Huntington Farm July H.T. 


266 

270 

184 

124 

220 

166 

244 

152 

154 

242 

278 

280 

283 

260 

274 

198 

196 

232 

142 

76 

236 

252 

286 

214 

138 

90 

174 

166 

102 

60 

100 

246 

74 

110 

62 

262 

106 

68 

70 

190 

136 

128 

182 

250 

86

alphabetiC al listiNg of eveNts 

Huntington Farm August H.T. 

Inavale Classic 3-Day Event & H.T. 

Indiana Eventing Assoc. Classic 3-Day Event & H.T. 

Larkin Hill H.T. 

Lost Hounds H.T. 

Loudoun Hunt Pony Club H.T. 

Maryland H.T. at Loch Moy Farm I 

Maryland H.T. at Loch Moy Farm II 

Midsouth Pony Club H.T. 

Millbrook H.T. 

Olney H.T. 

Otter Creek H.T. 

Penny Oaks H.T. 

Plantation Field H.T. 

Poplar Place H.T. 

Powder Basin H.T. 

Queeny Park H.T. 

Richland Park H.T. 

Riga Meadow H.T. 

River Glen H.T. 

Rocky Mountain H.T. 

Roebke’s Run H.T. 

Round Top H.T. 

Rubicon Farm H.T. 

Seneca Valley Pony Club H.T. 

Shepherd Ranch Pony Club I H.T. 

Shepherd Ranch Pony Club II H.T. 

Silverwood Farm Spring H.T. 

Silverwood Farm Summer H.T. 

Snowfields H.T. 

South Farms H.T. 

Spring Run H.T. 

Stoneleigh-Burnham School Summer H.T. 

Stuart CIC2* & H.T. 

Stanton Farms H.T. 

The Summer Event at Woodside 

Surefire Farm H.T. 

Texas Rose Horse Park H.T. 

University of New Hampshire H.T. 

Valinor Farm August H.T. 

Valinor Farm June H.T. 

Waredaca Farm June H.T. 

Waredaca Farm August H.T. 

Wayne DuPage H.T. 

Whidbey Island Pony Club H.T. 

Young Riders Benefit H.T. 

104 

210 

226 

66 

234 

146 

130 

132 

238 

96 

134 

188 

248 

118 

150 

268 

168 

254 

88 

156 

272 

180 

264 

114 

120 

200 

204 

172 

186 

98 

240 

230 

94 

82 

222 

202 

126 

194 

80 

64 

108 

114 

140 

178 

210 

218 



Notes

area Chairman 

Katherine Cooper 

72 Plumer Rd. 

Epping, NH 03042 

(603) 734-2186 

chairman@area1usea.org 

adult rider Coordinator 

Mary Ann Fernandez 

P.O. Box 243 

Granville, MA 01034 

(413) 576-6403 

maryannfernan@comcast.net 

Adult-riders@area1usea.org 

Board of Governors 

area representatives 

Tremaine Cooper 

19839 Ridgeside Rd. 

Bluemont, VA 20135 

(540) 554-2303 

ccdcooper@aol.com 

Carol Kozlowski 

PO Box 302 

Geneseo, NY 14454 

(585) 226-6287 

Mothersfield@aol.com 

area treasurer 

Michelle Brochu 

36 Birchdale Rd. 

Bow, NH 03304 

(603) 224-9393 

michf24@aol.com 

Young rider Coordinators 

Marion Quigley 

marjon36@aol.com 

Melanie Loschiavo 

191 Chase Hollow Rd. 

Bradford, VT 05033 

(802) 439-5120 

loschiav@tops-tele.com 

area organizer representative 

Mary Hutchins 

Pony Brook Farm 

P.O. Box 127 

Norwich, VT 05055 

(802) 649-1748 

ponybrook732@aol.com 

area i 

area i Website 

www.area1usea.org 

aFFiLiatE EvEntinG aSSoCiationS: 

Central new York dressage and Ct 

Nancy Novak 

3590 Pompey Hollow Rd. 

Gazenovia, NY 13035 

atorelli@bsk.com 

cazenovak@windstream.net 

www.cnydcta.com 

Eastern new York dressage Cta 

PO Box 300 

c/o Margie Hutchison 

North Chatham, NY 12132 

(518) 441-2176 

Mhutch5100@aol.com 

www.enydcta.org 

Connecticut dCta 

61 Jolin Lane 

c/o Mickey Lorenzen 

Colchester, CT 06415 

(413) 219-7252 

lorenzenmjlrbt@comcast.net 

Cdcta@comcast.net 

www.cdctaonline.com 

Maine CTA 

Peggy Paine 

19 Woods Rd. 

Falmouth, ME 04105 

(207) 415-6562 

cdona59557@aol.com 

www.maine-eventing.org 

Mid-Hudson dressage and CTA 

Rebecca Coffin-Vickery 

40 Mulberry St. 

Rhinebeck, NY 12572 

(845) 373-9223 

smf.spothorse@msn.com 

www.mhdcta.com 


JUnE 4-5 

GMHa JUnE HorSEtriaLS 

South Woodstock, vermont (area 1) 


area i eveNts 

EntrY PEriod open date: 4/19/2011 Close date: 5/17/2011 

LEvELS/diviSionS USEF/USEa recognized: P USEF Endorsed/USEa recognized: N,T,BN 

SEnd EntriES to: GMHA June Horse Trials Secretary PO Box 8 South Woodstock, VT 05071 (802) 

457-1509, Fax (802) 457-4471 molly@gmhainc.org http://www.gmhainc.org 

orGaniZEr: Green Mountain Horse Association, Molly Hutchins, address same as secretary. 

oFFiCiaLS: td: Helmut Boehme, VA Judges: Pres: Robert Stevenson, NC; Nancy Guyotte, NH; Rick 

Pearson, MA; Mary Savidge, VT; SJ Judge: Mary Hutchins, VT Cd: X-C/SJ: Janine Preece-McClain, VT 

EvEnt FEES: Event Fees Directory: Make check payable to GMHA. Entry: all levels: 

$190.00 Stabling: $95.00 Friday noon - Sunday SEPARATE check/payment per horse/rider combination 

1) EntriES: Mail paper entry postmarked on opening date, use USEA 2011 Entry and stabling form, 

draw checks to GMHA, one check per horse/rider combination, only 3 horses may be competed per 

rider, negative coggins dated after 6/8/2010. • Entries without payment will not be accepted. • Entries 

may not be postmarked prior to the opening date.• Levels may be divided/combined as entries warrant 

and based on the discretion of show management; state preferences under the Eligible Section. • Entry 

confirmation status will be posted on www.gmhainc.org and www.area1usea.org • Double entries: Not 

accepted. • Membership: Beginner Novice entries must be a USEA member, or pay the USEA nonmember 

fee. USEA membership required at Novice Level and above. Preliminary Competitors (rider, 

owner, trainer, coach) must submit copies of USEF membership card OR pay USEF non-member fees. 

Fees: • You will be billed $30 for a missing pinny. • All changes must be made in writing, – prefer email, 

but mail or fax acceptable • There will be a $30 change fee for ANY change to an entry after the closing 

date; ex. change of horse, rider or division (if space allows). • There is a $30 fee for any bounced 

checks. • refunds: Scratches received in writing on or before the closing date will be refunded minus 

a $30 office fee. No refunds of entry fees after the closing date. In the event the competition has to 

cancel, there will be no refunds. 

2) tEntativE SCHEdULE: Fri: Noon barns open for arrival. 3pm Cross-country course open. Sat: 

P,T,N,BN: Dressage 7:30am, Show Jumping 10:00am. Sun: P,T,N,BN : Cross-country 7:30am. Check 

Program for Show Jumping Course Walk times. 

3) aWardS: Trophy & 6 ribbons per division. Special Award presented to the GMHA Member with the 

best overall score at any level. Become a GMHA member today!

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4) StartinG tiMES: Tentative times will be posted on www.gmhainc.org and www.area1usea.org. 

Official times will be posted in the event office. 

5) StaBLinG/vEtErinarian: 155 permanent box stalls and 42 portable stalls, all with solid doors. 

• $95 block stabling (Fri noon-Sun PM). • No bedding or hay provided. Hay and bagged shavings 

available for purchase, $10 per bale/bag. • No tack stalls available. • No refunds on stabling after 

the closing date, unless show management is able to fill your stall. • Stalls are to be stripped upon 

departure. No stall cleaning deposit is required; however, the competitor will be billed $50 for a stall 

left dirty. • No non-competing horses on grounds. vEtErinarian/FarriEr: Veterinarian: TBA; will 

be on call Friday; on grounds Sat. & Sun. Farrier: TBA; will be on-call Friday, on-grounds Sat. & Sun. 

Phone numbers will be posted in the office and the event program. 

6) aCCoMModationS: Visit www.gmhainc.org/links for accommodations list. Town of 

Woodstock Zoning Prohibits Camping of Any Kind (tents, trailer, camper, etc) on GMHA grounds. Book 

lodging early: Covered Bridges Half Marathon (2000 runners) in town too! 

7) dirECtionS: GMHA is on Rte 106 - 6 miles south of Woodstock. From West nY thruway: To 

I-87 Northway to exit 20. Take Rte 149 to Fort Ann, then Rt. 4 East to Rutland then Woodstock. Take right 

on Rt. 106 (before Woodstock Inn) south 6 miles to GMHA. From South: I-91 to Ascutney, exit 8 Rt. 

131 west 7 miles to Rte 106 north, 12 miles to GMHA. From East: I-89 North to exit 1 in Vt. Take Rt. 4 

West into Woodstock, go around the green, then right Rt.106 south to GMHA. SPEEd limit 25 mph 

strictly enforced in town! 

8) drESSaGE: Test & arena sizes: P-2010 USEF Preliminary Test B-Sm. t-2010 USEF Training Test 

B-Sm. n-2010 USEF Novice Test B-Sm. Bn-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test B-Sm. Arenas: Grass 

and sand. 

9) CroSS-CoUntrY: P-2200 m @ 520 mpm. t-2000 m @ 420 mpm. n-1600 m @ 350 mpm. 

Bn-1400 m @ 350 mpm. Terrain: Very hilly; much water, 3/4 in fields, remainder in woods. P/T/N/BN 

good early season courses. 

10) otHEr inForMation: Cross-country course closed May 20. No wheeled or motorized vehicles 

on Cross-Country Course• Concession on-grounds during show hours. • Strict Dog Policy – Pet must 

be leashed at all times. $50.00 fee for each off-leash occurrence. no dogs allowed on cross-country 

course on cross-country day. • Horses must wear bridle number when out of stall. • Cell Phone 

coverage is unreliable in Vermont (and non-existent at GMHA) We recommend bringing a calling card 

with you. 



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JUnE 5 

GEnESEE vaLLEY ridinG & drivinG CLUB SPrinG HorSE triaLS 

Geneseo, new York (area 1) 


LEvELS/diviSionS USEF Endorsed/USEa recognized: TN,N,BN USEa recognized tests: Intro 

SEnd EntriES to: Tina Russell, Secretary 37 Westview Crescent Geneseo, NY 14454 Phone (585) 

243-3739 (no calls after 9 PM) Email: tinarusl@gmail.com; Web: www.gvrdc.org 

orGaniZEr: Wezo Pierson, 1661 Murray Road, Victor, NY, 14564, phone: (585) 509-5691, email: 

piersonlouisa@yahoo.com 

oFFiCiaLS: td: Margie Hutchison, NY Judges: Pres: Doug Payne, NJ; Valerie Knight, NY; Cynthia 

Mancini, NY; SJ Judge: Annabella Francia-Kiss Cd:X-C/SJ: Jeff Kibbie, PA 

EvEnt FEES: Event Fees directory: Draw checks to GVRDC. Entry: tn/n/Bn/intro: 

$110.00 Stabling: $50.00 Clean Stall deposit: $40.00 (separate check) 

1) EntriES: Entries will be limited to first 125 competitors. All entries include a $25 nonrefundable 

office fee. Entry confirmation will be posted on www.gvrdc.org. Double entries: not 

accepted. Intro competitors use entry form on gvrdc.org; all others use USEA entry form found at 

useventing.com. BN competitors who are not USEA members must pay extra $25 with entry. refunds: 

Before CD: less $25 non-refundable office fee; After CD: no refund unless entry can be filled from 

waitlist; Stabling Refund: only if stall can be filled from wait list. Competition cancellation-No refund. 

Neg. Coggins required for all horses within 12 months; must accompany entry. 

2) tEntativE SCHEdULE: Sat: Stabling open at Noon; Cross-country course open at 3 pm. Sun: 

Dressage begins at 8 am. Show Jumping at 11 am. X-C 11:30 AM. All divisions will complete Show 

Jumping prior to cross-country. Please ride in X-C gear for Show Jumping. 

3) aWardS: Prizes & 8 ribbons per division. 

4) StartinG tiMES: Available June 1st on www.gvrdc.org or www.areaiUSEa.org.

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5) StaBLinG/vEtErinarian: Limited. $50/stall/night. Enclose separate $40 refundable check 

payable to GVRDC for clean stall deposit (check will be destroyed when stall is stripped). 48 permanent 

stalls with stall doors on grounds. Shavings only. Bedding available for purchase. Further info from 

secretary. veterinarian: Genesee Valley Equine Clinic (585-889-1170). Number posted on event 

scoreboard & stabling. 

6) aCCoMModationS: Quality Inn-5 mi., (585-243-0500); Oak Valley Inn-5 mi., (585-243-5570). 

Camping: Parking for RVs, but no hook-ups. 

7) dirECtionS: address: Roots Tavern Road, Geneseo, NY 14454. From East & West: Thruway 

Exit 46 to 390 South to Exit 9.-Lakeville. Left off exit (Rt.15 S) for 9/10 mi. to first right on Triphammer 

Rd. to end. Left on Rt. 39 to second right on Roots Tavern Rd. Show grounds on immediate 

left. Stabling 1/2 mile on left. From South: Rt. 390 to Exit 7.-Geneseo. Right off Exit. Follow signs to 

Geneseo. Left on Main St. (Rt. 39). Second left after High School to Roots Tavern Rd. Grounds 1/2 mile 

on left. Roots Tavern Rd. is approx. 4 miles from Geneseo. 

8) drESSaGE: Test & arena sizes: t-2010 USEF Training Test A-Sm. n-2010 USEF Novice Test A-Sm. 

Bn-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test A-Sm. intro-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test A. Arenas: Grass. 

Warm-up: Grass. 

9) CroSS-CoUntrY: tn-2000 m @ 420 mpm. n-2000 m @ 350 mpm. Bn-1800 m @ 325 mpm. 

intro-1200 m @ 300 mpm. Terrain: Water, ditches & banks. All courses: inviting and appropriate for 

first time out. Intro will include logs and miniature versions of traditional cross-country fences not to 

exceed 2'2", with no water or ditches. Intro divison will not be timed. 

10) otHEr inForMation: Cross-country course closed until after event. Levels may be divided/ 

combined as entries warrant; state preferences under the Eligible Section and list birth date on 

entry. Food on grounds. Dogs leashed. Owners of loose dogs will be fined $25. 


JUnE 11-12 

vaLinor FarM HorSE triaLS 


area i eveNts 

Plymouth, Massachusetts (area 1) 


LEvELS/diviSionS USEF Endorsed/USEa recognized: PT,N,T,BN 

SEnd EntriES to: Robyn Risso, Event Secretary Valinor Farm 1067 Old Sandwich Rd. Plymouth, 

MA 02360 phone (508) 224-3332, fax (508) 224-5683 email: robyn@valinorfarm.com http://www. 

valinorfarm.com/ 

orGaniZEr: Robyn Risso (same as above) Comp Management: Valinor Farm LLC. 

oFFiCiaLS: td: Muffin Pantaze, VA Judges: Pres: Jack Leary, NY; dressage Judges: Keith Angst, 

MA Cd: X-C: Erin Risso SJ: Erin Risso / Valinor Farm 

EvEnt FEES: Event Fees directory: Draw checks to Valinor Farm. Entry: all Levels: $ 165.00 if 

postmarked on opening date or $175 if postmarked AFTER opening date. USEA/USEF fees are not 

included as part of the entry fee. Stabling: $ 80.00 per night on grounds. Beginner Novice divisions 

offered on Saturday and Sunday. Riders PLEASE state day of choice on entry. 

1) EntriES: Entry fees include $25 non-refundable office fee. Double entries: Not accepted. BN 

competitors who are not USEA members must pay extra $25 with entry. $25 charge for lost pinny, 

no deposit required. Negative Coggins required within 12 months for all horses. refunds: Before 

C.D -Less $25 non-refundable office fee; After C.D.Entry-Less $25 office fee ONLY if place can be 

filled from a wait list. $25 fee for all changes after closing date or non-negotiable check: Withdrawls 

and changes must be in writing, fax or email. No refunds on stabling after closing date. Competition 

cancellation-No refund. 

2) tEntativE SCHEdULE: Fri: Cross-country course open.-3 pm. Sat: (PT, T and BN) 

Dressage-7:30 am; Show Jumping-11 am; Cross-Country immediately following. Wear XC attire to 

SJ. Sun: (N and BN) Dressage- 7:30 am; Show Jumping-11 am; Cross-Country immediately following. 

Wear XC attire to SJ. 

3) aWardS: Prizes & 8 ribbons per division. Special award sponsored by USPC Southeastern New 

England Region. USPC Novice competitor closest to Optimum time.

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4) StartinG tiMES: Available at www.area1usea.org and www.valinorfarm.com 

5) StaBLinG/vEtErinarian: Limited. $80/stall/night on grounds. Possibly more available off- 

grounds. Stabling form must accompany entry, please specify Friday or Saturday night. Competitors 

stabling Friday night may arrive between 3 and 9pm on Friday; stalls must be cleaned and vacated by 

5pm Saturday. Sunday competitors with stabling may arrive between 5 and 9pm on Saturday. Stalls will 

not be available before 5pm on Saturday. Stall doors provided, bedding available for purchase, please 

order with entry. veterinarian: Halifax Veterinary Services, (781) 294-8155. # will be posted on board 

inside barn. 

6) aCCoMModationS: Hilton Garden Inn-8 mi., (508) 830-0200 The Blue Spruce 5 miles (508) 

224-3990 Comfort Inn-10 mi., (508) 746-2800. John Carver Inn-10 mi., (508) 746-7100. Many others. 

Camping: Not available on grounds. Several campgrounds nearby. IndianHead Resort- 2 miles 508 888- 

3688, Myles Standish State Forest 5 miles. 

7) dirECtionS: address: 1067 Old Sandwich Rd., Plymouth, MA 02360 From the north: Take 

Mass Route 3 south to exit 3. Turn left off the exit. Take second right onto Old Sandwich Rd. Farm is 

2 miles down on the right. From the South: Take Mass Route 3 north to exit 2. At end of ramp turn 

left. Then turn left onto route 3A north. Follow Route 3A north for approx. 2 miles. Turn left onto Old 

Sandwich Rd. Farm is approx 2 miles down on your left. 

8) drESSaGE: Test & arena sizes: Pt-2010 USEF Preliminary Test A-Sm. t-2010 USEF Training Test 

A-Sm. n-2010 USEF Novice Test A-Sm. Bn-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test A-Sm. Arenas: grass or 

sand. 

9) CroSS-CoUntrY: t- 2200 m @ 420 mpm. n- 2000 m @ 350 mpm. Bn- 1500 m @ 300 mpm/ 

max fence height 2' 7". All courses: Hilly, moderate for horses with some experience at these levels. 

10) otHEr inForMation: Cross-country course closed by June 1. Water and food available on 

grounds. Entry limit 100 per day. Levels may be divided/combined as entries warrant; state preferences 

under the Eligible Section and birth date on entry. Dogs must be leashed. No motorized vehicles 

allowed on X-Cty. No non-competing horses on grounds. Please contact organizer if you need to 

arrive for stabling after 9pm. Parking is limited, please write the size of your trailer on your entry form. 

Volunteers greatly appreciated! Official Photographer: Flatlands Foto www.flatlandsfoto.com 


JUnE 12 

LarKin HiLL HorSE triaLS 

north Chatham, new York (area 1) 

New event! 


area i eveNts 


LEvELS/diviSionS USEF Endorsed/USEa recognized: N,NH,NR,BN,BNH,BNR 

USEa recognized tests: CT-T,CT-P,Intro 

SEnd EntriES to: Send Entries to: Margaret Hutchison PO Box 300 North Chatham, NY 

12132 Event Info at: www.larkinhill.com 

Enter On-line at www.evententries.com CC accepted for on-line entries only 

orGaniZEr: Margie Hutchison (518) 441-2176 mhutch5100@aol.com PO Box 300, North Chatham 

NY 12132 

oFFiCiaLS: td: Fran Cross, MA Judges: Pres: Doug Payne, NJ dressage Judges: Rick Pearson, 

MA SJ Judge: Sharyn Cataldo, MA Cd:XC: Tremaine Cooper, VA; XC Builder: Chris Milanesi 

SJ: Margie Hutchison 

EvEnt FEES: Draw checks to Larkin Hill. Bn & n Ht: $150.00; intro Eventing test: 

$125.00; Combined tests: $50.00 

1) EntriES: Intro Test is full HT w/XC, max. ht. 2'. Entry includes $25 non-refundable Office Fee. 

Divisions may be divided; state age and experience on Entry Form. refunds: Before CD: Entry 

and Stabling In Full less $25 Office Fee; After CD: Less $25 Office Fee only if place/stall can be 

filled. Compettion cancellation: No refund unless circumstances allow partial refund at discretion of 

Organizer. BN HT, Intro and Combined Test entries do not need to be USEA members: BN HT and 

CT will need to pay $25 non-member fee. Intro entrants are exempt from USEA Membership/nonmembership 

fees. CT and Intro entrants are exempt from USEA Starter and Drug Fees. Neg. Coggins 

within 12 months required for all entries. Any non-competeing horses must get permission from 

Organizer, pay $20 fee and get a number from the Sec. No pinney deposit required. 

2) tEntativE SCHEdULE: Sat: Cross Country Course Opens 3:00 pm Sun: Dressage-8:00 am; Show 

Jumping-9:30 am; Cross-country-10:00 am 

3) aWardS: Prizes and ribbons to 6th place in all divisions. Special award for Low Score in HT 

divisions.

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4) StartinG tiMES: Times available at: www.larkinhill.com and www.area1usea.org no later than 

Wed. June 8. 

5) StaBLinG/vEtErinarian: If demand is sufficient,(12 min. req.) portable stbling on grounds: 

$125. If not, stabling will be at various local barns, $50 per night; Please state preference on Entry Form. 

Sec. will be in touch with those requiring Stabling. $25 Clean Stall deposit required - Separate 

Check veterinarian: Equine Clinic at Oakencroft (518) 767-2906. 

6) aCCoMModationS: Comfort Inn: 10 mi. Schodack (518) 479-3217; Chatham Travel Lodge - 10 mi 

(518) 392-4066; Knights Inn: 8 mi. Schodack (518). No Camping available on grounds. 

7) dirECtionS: NOTE: Competition Entrance address is different than Farm entrance address. 

Competition Entrance address: 114 Woodward rd. nassau. nY 12123 From South: Either: I-87 

N to Exit 21A (Mass. Pike) Get off Exit B-1/ take first Exit after Toll Booth = Exit 12, Rt. 9. Turn left onto Rt. 

9 south. Go approx. 1 mile to left onto County Rt. 32. Approx 2 mi. to left onto Woodward Rd. Comp. 

Entrance on right. or: Rt. 22 N to Austerlitz; Turn left onto St. Rt. 203. Follow 8 mi to Chatham. At light, 

turn right onto Rt. 66 N. follow to Chatham Center, across red metal bridge. In approx 1/2 mi. Rt. 66 

goes right, stay straight onto Rt. 17. Follow to Stop. Turn right onto Rt. 203. go thru hamlet of N. Chatham 

approx. 1 mi to left turn onto Rt. 32 W. Approx 1/2 mi to right onto Woodward Rd. Comp. entrance on 

right. From north: Either: I-87S to I-90 E. Take Exit 12. Turn right onto Rt. 9 south. Approx. 1 mi to 

left onto Rt. 32E. Approx 2 mi to Woodward Rd. on left. Comp. Entrance on right. or: Rt. 22 south to Rt. 

20 West to Nassau. At light turn left onto Rt. 203. Follow 4 mi to right onto Rt. 32 W. Approx. 1/2 mi to 

Woodward Rd. on right. Comp. entrance on right. From East: Mass Pike West to Exit B-1. Take Exit 12 

after toll booth. turn left onto Rt. 9 so. Approx. 1 mi. to left onto Rt. 32 E. Appox. 2 mi to Woodward Rd. 

on left. Comp. entrance on right. 

8) drESSaGE: test and arena sizes: n-2010 USEF Dressage Test B-Sm. Bn: USEA BN Test 

B-Sm. intro Eventing test: 2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test A-Sm. Ct: t-2010 USEF Training Test 

A-Sm. P-2010 USEF Preliminary Test A-Sm. Dressage arenas and warm-up on sand. 

9) CroSS-CoUntrY: n: 1600m @ 375. Bn: 1400m @ 350. intro Eventing test: 1300m @ 325. 

All courses open and inviting on mostly flat terrain; Meant to be a good "season opener" for all levels. 

Water at all levels (optional for Intro). Intro and BN virtual course walk from 2010 Schooling HT at www. 

larkinhill.com 

10) otHEr inForMation: Cross Country course Closed. Parking will be tight. cars and trailers 

cannot be parked together. Please follow Parking Attendants directions. Dogs must be kept on leash and 

under control. Food Concession on grounds. Schooling/clinic info at www.larkinhill.com 



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JUnE 19 

GrEat viSta HorSE triaLS 

Fort Plain, new York (area 1) 

please be aware of important rule changes for eventing: ev114.1 dress -protective 

headgear; ev114.5 dress--dressage test; and, ev113.2 (NeW) 


LEvELS/diviSionS USEF Endorsed/USEa recognized: N,T,BN USEa recognized tests: Intro 

SEnd EntriES to: Erin Keehan PO Box 374 Guilderland, NY 12084-0374 (518) 428-4386 

E-mail: irishelk@yahoo.com Web: http://www.greatvistafarm.com/schedule.htm 

EventEntries.com - check, MC/Visa accepted at Event Entries. By mail, check only. 

orGaniZEr: Sarah Dalton-Morris, 556 Paris Rd, Fort Plain, NY 13339. 

oFFiCiaLS: td: Jim Gornall (R, MA) Judges: Pres: Cynthia Mancini (r, NY); Mark Weissbecker (R, 

MA); SJ Judge: Ann Jamieson (r, CT) Cd: X-C: Ronan Moloney & Sarah Dalton-Morris SJ: Sarah 

Dalton-Morris Please note on entry if you are a current student of any of the officials. 

EvEnt FEES: Event Fees Directory. Draw checks to Great Vista Farm. Entry: $125 Per Division (BN 

riders not USEA members please additional $25 non-member fee - Not applicable to for Intro Eventing 

Test entires) USEA starter and drug fee to be added to entry fee, see entry form for amounts (not 

applicable for Intro Eventing Test entries) Pinney Deposit, $10.00; separate check with entry. Deposit 

check returned when pinney is returned. Double Entries: $10.00. Stabling: Limited on-site - $75.00 for 

the duration (3 nights maximum), initial bedding included; Off-site - 0-3 miles, $30/night, no bedding 

Stall Cleaning Deposit: $25.00 (separate check). Competitors Party: $10.00 (additional tickets; 

competitors free) Returned check fee $30. 

1) EntriES: Now offering Intro Eventing Test for riders and horses new to eventing 

Refunds: Before C.D..-Entry and Stabling fee refunded in full; After C.D. Less $25 only if place can be 

filled from a wait list. Competition cancellation-No refund. Any changes made to entry after C.D. will be 

assessed a $25 processing fee per change. Cancellations by phone not accepted - please send email 

to ensure withdraw date confirmation. Neg. Coggins within 12 months required for all horses; must 

accompany entry (dated no later than 6/21/10). 

2) tEntativE SCHEdULE: Sat: Cross-country course opens-3 pm. Sun: Dressage-8 am; Show 

Jumping-10 am; Cross-country-Noon. 

3) aWardS: Trophy & 8 ribbons per division.

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4) StartinG tiMES: Available from secý as of Thursday, June 16 on the Area 1 website, www. 

area1usea.org or by phone after 6pm. Postcards will not be sent. However emails are sent - Please 

make sure your email address is legible on your entry. 

5) StaBLinG/vEtErinarian: Limited on site stabling: $75 for the duration (3 night 

maximum), 32 permanent/temporary stalls (first come, first served), intial bedding provided. 

off-site: 0-3 miles from event, $30/night, no bedding. $25 stall cleaning deposit required for all 

stabling - separate check made payable to Great Vista. Check destroyed if stall cleaned/cashed if not. 

Feed/Bedding/Hay available for purchase; further info from secý or organizer. 

Veterinarian: # will be posted at secý´s stand & stabling. 

6) aCCoMModationS: Heritage Meadows Farm B&B in Ephratah, NY, (518) 568-2997, www. 

heritagemeadowsfarm.com. Hazelnut Inn B&B, (518) 993-3346; Inn at Palatine Bridge-8 mi., (518) 

673-2845; A White Rose-5 mi., (518) 993-3339; Gansevoors House B&B-12 mi., (315) 823-3969; 

Sweets B&B, (518) 568-7721; Rodeway Inn at Palatine Bridge.-8 mi., (518) 673-3233; Best Western at 

Little Falls.-12 mi., (315) 823-4954. Camping: Crystal Grove Campsite, (518) 568-2914-8 mi. 

For other local B&Bs, please visit: cnybb.com 

7) dirECtionS: address: 556 Paris Rd, Fort Plain, NY 13339. Route 90 (NY Thruway) to Exit 29 

Canajoharie; at end of exit turn right on 5S. Stay on 5S in Fort Plain, follow truck route (take right 

at light, straight thru second light, at end turn right). Go up Sand Hill, near top of hill, turn left on 

Paris Rd. 1 mile to Farm on left. Look for large brown barn for secretary and information. Watch for 

signage from thruway. 

8) drESSaGE: Test & arena sizes: t-2010 USEF Training Test A-Sm. n-2010 USEF Novice Test A-Sm. 

Bn-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test B-Sm. intro Eventing test - 2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test 

A-Sm. arenas: All weather surface. 

9) CroSS-CoUntrY: t-2000 m @ 450 mpm. n.-1900 m @ 400 mpm. Bn.-1800 m @ 350 

mpm. intro Eventing test - 300 mpm and 2'3". Terrain: Open field, rolling hills. All courses: 

Average, for horses with some experience at these levels. 

10) otHEr inForMation: Cross-country course closed May 16. 

Riders limited to 2 horses/level, or 4 horses/entire event. 

Levels may be divided/combined as entries warrant; state preferences under the Eligible Section and 

birth date on entry. 

Food available on grounds. 

Dogs must be leashed: loose dogs will be impounded; $50 loose dog fine. 

Competitors Party: Great food, Saturday, beginning around 6pm at Brown Barn. Competitors free, all 

others $10/person; please include with entry. 



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JUnE 24-26 

Groton HoUSE FarM HorSE triaLS 

Hamilton, Massachusetts (area 1) 

HorSE triaL LEvELS: IP*, OP, JYOP, PT*, SOT, JOT, TN*, SON, JON 

Dressage Schooling Tests 


LEvELS/diviSionS USEF/USEa recognized: IP,P USEF Endorsed/USEa recognized: PT,TN,N,T 

SEnd EntriES to: Liz Wheaton, Secretary 180 Bridge Street, PO Box 1 Hamilton, MA 01936 Contact 

secretary by phone; do not e-mail Groton House about any entry issues: (978) 468-1232; 

fax (978) 468-1588 During event: (508) 801-3944 Please complete 2010 entry form on LinE 

at www.evententries.com. Credit cards are accepted. You may also submit digital signatures and 

digital Coggins (within 12 months) through Event Entries. Otherwise, enter electronically and, within 5 

days, mail legible Coggins, original signature page (not photocopied), and required checks (if not 

paying by credit card). If any materials which may be needed to complete electronic entries are not 

postmarked within 5 days, entry "postmark date" will be changed to reflect date they were postmarked, 

not the date of the electronic entry. Support materials mailed for opening day entries must be 

postmarked on or before May 17. LatE/inCoMPLEtE EntriES WiLL not BE inCLUdEd in 

tHE oPEninG daY EntriES draW. 

orGaniZEr: New England Foundation for Equine Sports & Education 

oFFiCiaLS: td: Sue Smithson, NC Judges: Pres: Janet Briggs, NH; Jane Ashley, VT; Helen Brettell, VA; 

Rick Pearson, MA; Eric Smiley, IRE X-C: Ann Getchell, MA/Janine Preece McClain, VT SJ: Susie Banta, MA 

EvEnt FEES: Entry: all divisions: $250.00 Pinny deposit: $ 25.00 Stabling: $200.00 for the 

duration Clean stall deposit: $50.00 CrEdit Card: If entry or entry/stabling paid by credit card 

through Event Entries, missing pinney ($25) and "muck/ clean stall" fees will be deducted after the 

event only if necessary. CHECK: If not paying by credit card through Event Entries, draw checks to 

NEFESE/GHF. Send two or three separate checks for each horse: Check #1-Total of entry, USEA/USEF 

fees and stabling fee if appropriate. (PT entries pay USEA fees, no USEF fees) Check #2: pinny deposit. 

Check #3: clean stall deposit if stabling. Canadian entries by check payable in U.S. dollars through an 

affiliated U.s. bank.

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1) EntriES: *If sufficient demand. Otherwise, only OP, OT or ON will be offered. Final decision on 

divisions will be posted at grotonhousefarm.com on Friday, June 3; withdrawals must be made 

before closing date. Entry fee includes a $25 non-refundable office fee. Incomplete entries: $25 fee; 

will be placed at the bottom of the list of entries. Double entries: not accepted. Entries limited. Special 

scheduling requests must be submitted with entry. IP/P/JYOP entries must include USEF membership 

numbers for rider and trainer and owner. refunds: Before C.D.-Less $25 non-refundable office fee; 

After C.D.-No refund. Competition cancellation-No refund. Changes/scratches: Timely phone calls 

encouraged but must be followed by fax or mail. Changes after CD incur $25 fee-either check or if you 

paid by credit card, we will apply the $25 fee to your card. Changes of level received after Monday, 6/13, 

not accepted. Substitution of horse or rider only as per USEF Eventing Rule EV106.9. Accepted entries 

posted at grotonhousefarm.com after CD. No wait list maintained thereafter. Entries of those owing 

NEFESE/GHF for unreturned pinny or other outstanding charges will be drawn last. 

2) tEntativE SCHEdULE: thurs: Cross.-country course open-3 pm. Fri: Dressage-8 am. 

Sat: Cross.-country-7:30 am. Sun: Show Jumping-9 am. 

3) aWardS: Trophy & 8 ribbons per division. 

4) StartinG tiMES: Postings for entry status and start times at www.grotonhousefarm.com and 

www.area1usea.org. 

5) StaBLinG/vEtErinarian: Limited. Overflow stabling off-grounds, $200 for duration. If paying by 

check, add $200 to entry check (for each horse separately), with clean stall deposit ($50) as separate 

check/s. USEA stabling form must accompany entry. Temp. stalls on grounds. Feed, hay, bedding 

available for purchase. Stall doors provided. NO ELECTRICAL HOOKUPS for vehicles or appliances. No 

extension cords or cables permitted in stabling tents. veterinarian: SRH Veterinary Services, (978) 356.- 

1119. # will be posted in stabling area. 

6) aCCoMModationS: Country Garden .-7 mi., (978) 948.-7773. Lakeview Motor Lodge.-5 mi., (978) 

922.-7535. Kaede B&B-3 mi. (978) 356-8000. Arbor Inn Motel- 4 mi., (978)356-0220. Essex River House 

Motel, -8 mi., (978)768-6800. Village Green.-12 mi., (978) 774.-6500. Motel 6-14 mi., (978) 774-8045. 

Comfort Inn-13 mi., (978) 777-1700. Ferncroft-12 mi., (978) 777-2500. 

7) dirECtionS: address: 746 Highland St., Hamilton, MA 01982 northbound from Mass Pike: 

128/I-95 North. 24 miles from Pike, I-95 separates from 128. Stay on 128 North to Exit 20-A/North Rt. 

1-A in Beverly. Go 2.3 miles to Wenham Center. Left on Arbor Street (becomes Highland Street). GHF 

3.5 miles on left. Southbound: Rt. 95 to Exit 54. Left on Rt. 133 East for 3.2 miles to Rt. 1. Right on Rt. 1 

South for 4 miles to traffic light. Left on Ipswich Road for 2.5 miles. Right on Willowdale Road (becomes 

Winthrop Street) to end. Left on Highland Street for 1/2 mile to GHF, 746 Highland. Driveway on left. 



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8) drESSaGE: Test & arena sizes: iP-2010 USEF Intermediate Test A-Std. oP-2010 USEF Preliminary 

Test B-Sm. Pt-2010 Preliminary Test A-Sm. ot-2010 USEF Training Test B-Sm. tn-2010 Training Test 

A-Sm. on-2010 USEF Novice Test B-Sm. Grass. If IP, PT, and/or TN divisions are cancelled due to lack 

of subscription, entries will revert to OP, OT, and/or ON respectively and their attendant dressage tests. 

See web site June 3. dressage schooling tests: Horse trial competitors may ride a dressage schooling 

test. Dressage schooling tests are also open to competitors not participating in the horse trials. Go to 

grotonhousefarm.com for entry form & info. If mailing your horse trial entry, include your separate 

dressage schooling test entry and check. For electronic horse trial entrants, simply mail your separate 

schooling entry, with Coggins and check. Every effort will be made to schedule schooling rides before 

horse trial dressage tests. Schooling results will be available only after the horse trial dressage phase is 

completed. 

9) CroSS-CoUntrY: iP/P: +/- 3000 m @ 520 mpm. Pt/t: +/- 2300 m @ 450 mpm. tn/ on: +/- 

2000m @ 360 mpm. Terrain: Good galloping. Open fields; excellent footing with turf management. All 

courses: Moderately challenging. Groton House dangerous riding Policy: Competitors will be 

rEd FLaGGEd for excess speed or for otherwise endangering themselves or their horses. 

riders MUSt StoP when flagged and leave the course. See also Eventing rule 112. 

10) otHEr inForMation: Cross-country Course closed: Sorry, no cross-country schooling 

available at Groton House. Levels may be divided/combined as entries warrant. Food on grounds. Dogs 

must be leashed. $60 loose dog fine. NO MOTORCYCLES or ATVs ALLOWED ON GROUNDS. NO 

ELECTRIC HOOKUPS. Go to grotonhousefarm.com for information regarding other 2011 competitons 

at Groton House, including the May 28th Dressage and Two Phase Schooling Show and the June 

19th Dressage Schooling Show and Three Phase GHF Summer Classic offering Elementary and 

Beginner Novice. See also the Fall Classic info posted on our website.

Notes 



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JULY 9-10 

GEnESEE vaLLEY HUnt HorSE triaLS 

Geneseo, new York (area 1) 

accepting post entries up to July 1st. 



SEnd EntriES to: Kathleen Kirkwood 18 Elm Street, Apt 1 Geneseo, NY 14454 585-739- 

7324 kkirkwood44@gmail.com website:http://www.geneseevalleyhunt.org/ 

orGaniZEr: Genesee Valley Hunt Committee, Billie Hill 4144 South Avon Road, Avon, NY 14414 Cell: 

585-350-8029 email: billie.hill309@gmail.com Web: www.geneseevalleyhunt.org 

oFFiCiaLS: td: Jackie Smith, OH Judges: Pres: Doug Payne, NJ dressage Judge: Jannet Briggs, 

NH Cd:XC: John Williams, NC SJ: Leigh Fischer 

EvEnt FEES: Event Fees directory: Draw checks to Genesee Valley Hunt Entry. Per division: P/t: 

$150.00; n/Bn: $125.00 Stabling: $100.00; $50.00 Muck Fee: $40.00 (separate check) 

1) EntriES: Please check website (www.geneseevalleyhunt.org) for updates and additional 

information. Entry fees include a $25 non-refundable office fee. Additional information can be found 

at www.useventing.com and in the Omnibus. Entry form can be found on Area1 web site. Double 

entries: Not accepted. Multiple entries may be limited Preliminary competitors must include copy of 

USEF membership for rider; owner and trainer with entry. Divisions may be further divided/combined 

or cancelled as entries warrant; state preferences under the Eligible Section, birth date and if amateur 

rider on entry form. Copy of current negative Coggins (dated 1/1/10 or later) must accompany entry, 

or entry considered incomplete. Incomplete entries will be placed on bottom of draw pile. Entry 

confirmation status will be posted on www.geneseevalleyhunt.org CHANGES: Each rider/horse/division 

change after July 7, 2011 is $50. Each rider/horse/division change after C.D. but before July 4, 2011 is 

$25. All changes must be in writing by fax or email (ABSOLUTELY NO PHONE CALLS). Please advise us 

of withdrawals ASAP. rEFUndS: Before C.D. – less $25 office fee. After C.D. – no refund. Competition 

Cancellation – No refund. 

2) tEntativE SCHEdULE: Fri: Cross-country course open-3 PM. Sat: Dressage-7:30 AM. Check 

posting on Area1 web site. Sun: Show Jumping-7:30 AM; Cross-country-8:00 AM; Competitors be 

prepared - All divisions will do show jumping before cross-country.

3) aWardS: Prizes & 8 ribbons per division. 

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4) StartinG tiMES: Times posted on Area I web site at www.area1USEA.org July 8, 2011 

5) StaBLinG/vEtErinarian: Limited on site Friday to Sunday only. $100 Friday noon to Sunday 

night. $50 Saturday night only (if available). 50 perm stalls on grounds – cross-country course approx. 

1/2 mile from stabling. Mandatory muck deposit $40, separate check to GVH to accompany entry. Stall 

doors & initial bedding only provided. Feed/hay/bedding available for purchase, further info from secý. 

Alternate stabling or for early arrivals prior to Friday, late departures after Sunday - Off-grounds only, 

contact Ashley Milhollen at (585) 993-1853. veterinarian: Genesee Valley Equine Clinic (585) 889- 

1170. Stabling form must accompany entry. 

6) aCCoMModationS: Web: www.geneseony.com – Out-of-town competitor liaison – Linda Gibbs, 

genspix@gmail.com, (585) 737-1976. 

7) dirECtionS: address: Roots Tavern Rd and Nations Rd, Geneseo, NY 14454 From nY State 

thruway: Exit 46 Rochester to I-390 south to Exit 8 to right (west) on 20A. Turn right at Main Street 

Rte. 39 at light. Go thru town, then about 3-4 miles Roots Tavern Rd. is second left (after leaving town) 

turn left to stabling & dressage. Cross-country is 1 mile west of Roots Tavern location; turn left on 

Nations Rd. 

8) drESSaGE: Test & arena sizes: P-2010 USEF Preliminary Test A-Sm. t-2010 USEF Training Test 

A-Sm. n-2010 USEF Novice Test A-Sm. Bn-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test B-Sm. Arenas: 2 sand & 1 

grass. Warm up grass. 

9) CroSS-CoUntrY: P-2800 m @ 520 mpm. t-2370 m @ 420 mpm. n-1950 m @ 350 mpm. 

Bn-1600 m @ 350 mpm/max. height 2´7’. Terrain: Open, rolling, banks, water (all levels). Improved 

footing & jumps. All courses: Average for horses experienced at these levels. Course revised in 2006 

with water complex. 

10) otHEr inForMation: Elimination Policy – absolutely no ride upon elimination. Crosscountry 

course closed June 2, 2011. Great spectator opportunities. Be a patron, sponsor a division or 

fence; enjoy the patron tent. Please contact Billie Hill by email billie.hill309@gmail.com. For course 

information contact Marion Thorne (585) 451-8143 Prize list from secretary Food on grounds Dogs 

must be leashed. Volunteers welcome, please contact Debbie Davis 585-360-9491. Competitors´ Party: 

Complimentary come as you are Party-Saturday, 5:00 pm at cross-country course. Good Fun. Come 

down and have a wonderful time in our beautiful Genesee Valley! 



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JULY 9-10 

EnYdCta/oLd CHatHaM HorSE triaLS 

old Chatham, new York (area 1) 

please specify day on entry form (U=sat & Z=sun) 

please be aware of important rule changes for eventing: ev114.1 dress -protective 

headgear; ev114.5 dress--dressage test; and, ev113.2 (NeW) 


LEvELS/diviSionS USEF Endorsed/USEa recognized: PT,N,T,BN 

SEnd EntriES to: Erin Keehan PO Box 374 Guilderland, NY 12084-0374 (518) 428-4386 irishelk@ 

yahoo.com http://www.enydcta.org ENTER ON-LINE AT: www.EventEntries.com. Visa/MC & checks 

accepted. 

orGaniZEr: Co-Org: Erin L. Keehan, PO Box 374, Guilderland, New York 12084, (518) 428-4386, 

e-mail: irishelk@yahoo.com; Co-Org: Regina Cristo, PO Box 243, Sand Lake, New York 12153, (518) 

674-8040, rcristo@nycap.rr.com 

oFFiCiaLS: td: Cynthia Mancini (r, NY) Judges: Pres: Jack Leary, (R, CT); Judges: Lisa Cox (r, 

PA); Sara Smallwood (Assoc. Jg, VA); Raymond Denis (TD-r, MA) Cd-XC: Tremaine Cooper, (R-MA) 

SJ: Margie Hutchison 

EvEnt FEES: P/t, t and n=$135; restBn and Bn=$125 EntEr on-LinE at: www.EventEntries. 

com. Visa/MC & checks accepted. draw checks to EnYdCta, Ltd. Entries may be paid by credit card. 

Please specify on a separate sheet of paper – Master Card or Visa, card number, expiration date, rider´s 

name & card holder´s name and signature. Don't forget to include the USEA fees with your entry. 

Double entries: Accepted, $10 fee. BN competitors who are not USEA members must pay extra $25 

with entry. on SitE StaBLinG, $65/day or $125 for the weekend; please include separate $25 stall 

deposit check. 

1) EntriES: This is considered one [1] event. You, or another rider, may not run the same horse both 

days. BNH: for horses who have not competed above Beginner Novice. 

RestBN = Restricted BN. RestBN is for riders who are just starting their eventing careers and can not 

have competed at more than 2 recognized competitions at BN or lower. 

ridErS MUSt SPECiFY daY on tHEir EntrY. If entries do not warrant, division(s) will run on 

the fuller day. refunds: Before C.D.-In full. After C.D.- Less $10 fee ONLY if place can be filled from 

wait list. Competition cancellation-No refund. Neg. Coggins required within 12 months for all horses 

(dated 7/9/10 or later).

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2) tEntativE SCHEdULE: Fri: Cross-country course open-3 pm. Sat & Sun: Dressage-8 am; Show 

Jumping-10 am; Cross-Country-Noon. 

3) aWardS: Trophy & 8 ribbons per division. 

4) StartinG tiMES: Available from secý as of Wed. July 6 from Secý by phone only between hours 

of 6-9pm, or on ENYDCTA website at www.ENYDCTA.org, or on Area I website at www.area1usea.org. 

Postcards will not be sent. However, emails are sent…please make sure your email address is legible on 

your entry. 

5) StaBLinG/vEtErinarian: LiMitEd on SitE StaBLinG/temporary stalls - $65/day or $125 

for the weekend. Please include separate $25 stall cleaning deposit made out to ENYDCTA. Available 

noon Friday, must be vacated Sunday pm. Stalls must be stripped upon departure or stall deposit will be 

cashed (stripped stalls will have checks destroyed). Stall doors & initial bedding only provided. Feed/Hay/ 

Bedding available for purchase. For stabling questions contact Ellenor Cox at 518.281.9969. Veterinarian: 

# will be posted with secý & stabling. 

6) aCCoMModationS: *Please make reservations early! Comfort Inn & Suites-Schodack, 16 mi., 

(518) 479-3217; Blue Spruce Inn & Suites-Valatie, 5.5 mi., (518) 758-9711 - (2-night minimum); Chatham 

Travel Lodge-Chatham, 7 mi., (518) 392-4066; Fairfield Inn-East Greenbush, 18 mi., (518) 477-7984; 

Holiday Inn Express-East Greenbush, 18 mi., (518) 286-1011; Berkshire Spur motel-Canaan, 20 mi., (518) 

781-4432. Camping: Not available. 

7) dirECtionS: Address: 236 Shaker Museum Rd., Old Chatham, NY 12136. From South: Rt. 22 N 

to Rt 203 in Austerlitz. Left on 203. 8 mi. to light in Chatham. Right onto Rt 66 N 4.5 mi. to right onto 

Lovers Ln. Right at stop onto Rt 13. 2.3 mi., to left onto Shaker Museum Rd. 1 mi to event. OR Rt. 9 N 

to Rt 9H N. Right onto Rt 66 N to Chatham. Follow above directions from light in Chatham. OR: NY 

Thruway to exit 19. Follow signs to cross Rhinecliff Bridge. At second light after crossing bridge, turn 

left left onto 9G, follow to light at Rt. 199. Turn right. Follow into Red Hook. At light turn left onto Rt 9 

N, same as above. From north: Rt 22 S to Rt 20 W to left onto Rt 66 S. 3 mi., to stop, left across into 

Shaker Museum Rd, 1.5 mi., to event. From East: Mass Pike to NY Thruway Exit B3, right off exit onto 

Rt 22 N. Follow 3.1 mi., to light, left onto Rt 295, then 6.6 mi., to E. Chatham. Turn right onto Albany Tpk. 

Follow 3 mi., to Old Chatham, Bear hard left thru square in Old Chatham onto Cty Rt 13. 1 mi to right 

onto Shaker Museum Rd., 1 mi to event. From West: I-90 E to exit 12. Right off exit to Rt 9 S., 1 mi., to 

left onto Cty Rt 32. Follow approx. 3 mi. to stop. Continue straight onto 203/32, then right continuing on 

32. Follow to stop. Left onto Rt 66 N .7 mi. then bear right onto Shaker Museum Rd 1.5 mi to event. 

8) drESSaGE: Test & arena sizes: restBn : 2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test A - Sm. Bn : 2010 USEF 

Beginner Novice Test B - Sm. n : 2010 USEF Novice Test A - Sm. t : 2010 USEF Training Test A - Sm. 

P/t : 2010 USEF Preliminary Test A - Sm. Arenas: Grass. 



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9) CroSS-CoUntrY: all t-2300 m @ 450 mpm. all n-1900 m @ 375 mpm. Bn-1800 m @ 350 

mpm. all courses: Average for horses with some experience at the levels. Water jump at all levels. 

Championships will have its own unique course. 

10) otHEr inForMation: Please be aware of important rule changes for eventing: 

Ev114.1 dress -Protective Headgear; Ev114.5 dress--dressage test; and, 

Ev113.2 (nEW) Cross-country course never open. Riders limited 2 horse/level or 4 

horses total per day. Divisions further divided if entries warrant; state birth date on entry. 

Food on grounds. Dogs must be leashed at all times. 

Starter BN division (SBN): For first-time recognized competition riders. Any age. Prep clinic Fri 5PM and 

Sat evening, after the day´s competition (both days, un-mounted). 

BNH: for horses who have not competed above beginner novice. 

BBQ on grounds Sat. night. $15/person. Pay at the door. RSVP on entry. 

Wait List Policy: Before CD – filled by cancelled postmark, regardless of division. After CD – filled 

as openings become available within scheduled divisions. Changes: After CD – subject to $25 fee 

per change. 

Non-negotiable checks - $30 charge. 

Email notices are sent periodically from the secretary. Please make sure your email address is legible on 

your entry.

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JULY 10 

UnivErSitY oF nEW HaMPSHirE HorSE triaLS 

durham, new Hampshire (area 1) 

hosting the area i Young rider/Junior team Challenge 


LEvELS/diviSionS USEF Endorsed/USEa recognized: N,T,BN 

SEnd EntriES to: Elizabeth Oertel, Secretary UNH Equine Center 278 Mast Road Durham, NH 

03824 (603) 862-0027 (phone) (603) 862-3704 (Fax) liz.oertel@unh.edu http://www.equine.unh.edu/ 

horse-trials 

orGaniZEr: Christina Keim, Chair of Organizing Committee, UNH Equine Center, 278 Mast Road, 

Durham, NH 03824, 603-862-1174 (Ph), 603-862-1600 (Fx), ckeim@unh.edu EMAIL PREFERRED 

oFFiCiaLS: td: Gail Majauckas (MA) Judges: Pres: Ann Forer (NJ); Janet Briggs (NH) SJ Judge: 

Rick Pearson (MA) Cd:X-C: Dr. Jim Gornall, MA SJ: Christina Keim 

EvEnt FEES: Draw checks to “UNH’. Please write separate check for each horse. Entry: t/n/Bn: 

$155.00 Stabling: $95.00 (separate check) 

1) EntriES: Entry fees include a $25 non-refundable office fee. negative Coggins WitHin 12 

MontHS oF CoMPEtition datE is required for all horses. Coggins MUST be received 

BEFORE competition - May be faxed. Entries with invalid coggins upon closing date will be assessed 

an incomplete fee. Coggins bled prior to July 10, 2010 are invalid. Priority will be given to entries 

postmarked on opening date, even if incomplete for any reason other than failure to include funds. 

Entries without payment will be held until payment is received. At closing date, incomplete etnries 

may be replaced with complete entries that are on wait list. there will be a $20 fee assessed to 

all incomplete entries. Please be sure your entry contains all required signatures, numbers, 

fees, Coggins, and other relevant information (including emergency contact and horse/rider 

experience.) double entries: Not accepted. Jr/Yr team Challenge: The team challenge is open to 

riders at all levels who are members of the Area I Young Rider's Program. If you are interested in being 

on a team, you should submit your horse trials entry as per usual, then contact Area I YR coordinator 

Melanie Loschiavo at (802)439-5120 or loschiav@tops-tele.com for a team assignment. There is no 

extra fee for riding on a team. Additional details will be posted at http://area1usea.org/RidersTeams/ 

YoungRiders/youngriders.htm. Changes: $20 fee for all changes to entry. refunds: Before C.D.Less 

$25 non-refundable office fee; After C.D. No refunds unless accompanied by a vet or medical note 

AND spot can be filled off of wait list. all withdrawals must be in writing. Withdrawals or changes 

will not be accepted by phone; must mail, fax, or email. Competition cancellation-50% of entry. No 

refund on stabling.

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2) tEntativE SCHEdULE: Sat: Packets available/Cross-country course open-3 pm. Sun: 

Dressage.-7:30 am; Show Jumping.-10 am; Cross-country 1:00 pm. Please note: Due to one day 

format, riders will have a break between their show jumping and cross country rounds. Cross country 

will not begin until after the conclusion of all dressage. 

3) aWardS: Trophy & 8 ribbons per division. Special Awards: Lowest and Second Lowest Scoring 

Pony Clubber; Lowest Scoring UNH Student/Alumni, Best Scoring Connemara (sponsored by the 

ACPS). Please indicate which award you are eligible for (and the name of your Pony Club/ 

year of graduation, whichever is relevant) on your entry. Connemaras must include a copy of 

their ACPS membership and registration papers. Details about special awards can be found at www. 

equine.unh.edu/pdf/horse_trials/ht_awards.pdf 

4) StartinG tiMES: Available approximately July 5 at www.area1usea.org and www.equine.unh.edu 

or send self-addressed, stamped postcard or envelope. 

5) StaBLinG/vEtErinarian: $95 stall from 3 pm Saturday to 6 pm Sunday; stalls do not need 

to be cleaned/stripped. 60 temporary stalls on grounds, under tent: Solid vinyl partitions. Stall doors 

and initial bedding provided (competitor must bed own stall). veterinarian: Wadleigh Falls Veterinary 

Clinic. (603) 659-3755. 

6) aCCoMModationS: Holiday Inn Express (downtown Durham): 603-868-1234; Homewood 

Suites: 21 Members Way, Dover NH 03820 (603)516-0929. Hampton Inn: 9 Hotel Drive, Dover, NH 

03820 (603)516-5601 Comfort Inn & Suites: 10 Hotel Drive, Dover NH 03820 (603)750-7507. Others 

available. Contact organizer if more needed. Camping not available. 

7) dirECtionS: address: 288 Mast Road, Durham, NH 03824 to UnH from Portsmouth (route 

95): Route 4 west follow signs towards Concord & Durham, go approx. 10 miles on Rt. 4 to UNH exit 

(Rt. 155-A); left off ramp. First left onto “Mast Road Extension.’ Follow signs to stabling & parking. From 

West: Take Rt. 4 east from Concord NH. & take UNH exit (Rt. 155-A); right off ramp. Same as above. 

8) drESSaGE: Test & arena sizes: Small arena for all divisions. ot: 2010 USEF Training Test B; on: 

2010 USEF Novice Test B; oBn: 2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test B. Arenas: 2 sand. Warm-up: Sand. 

9) CroSS-CoUntrY: ot-2000 m @ 420 mpm. on-1800 m @ 350 mpm. oBn- 1800m @ 325 

mpm. All courses: Average to challeging for horses with some experience at these levels. Not suggested 

as a move up course. 

10) otHEr inForMation: Cross-country course will close just before event and is open for 

schooling by appointment only. Please contact organizer for schooling information. Levels may 

be divided/combined if entries warrant; state preferences under the Eligible Section and birth date 

on entry. Food available on grounds. Dogs must be leashed. MANY VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES 

AVAILABLE!!! Earn "UNH Bucks" towards other events at our facility by contributing volunteer hours on 

the day of or in the weeks leading up to this event. Please contact organizer for more information. 



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JULY 14-17 

CoSEqUin StUart HorSE triaLS CiC1* and CiC2* 

victor, new York (area 1) 

sponsored by Cosequin of Nutramax and presented by smartpak. 

pro/aM team Competition. prize money in all divisions. 

awards for highest placed ottB per division sponsored by Finger Lakes thoroughbred 

adoption Program 


LEvELS/diviSionS USEF/USEa recognized: CIC1*,CIC2*,I,P USEF Endorsed/USEa 

recognized: N,T 

SEnd EntriES to: TWO WAYS TO ENTER: 1. Send entry with check to: Christina Gray/Katie 

Trafton P.O. Box 971 Mira Loma, CA 91752 info@grayareaevents.com or (805)-239-3930 

Or, enter online: www.EquestrianEntries.com and pay with credit card. 

orGaniZEr: Heidi Stuart Vahue 3546 Flatiron Rd.Bloomfield NY14469 (585)-657-4523 Cell 585-734- 

4523 hsvmev@frontiernet.net. 

oFFiCiaLS: CiC2*/CiC1* td: Trish Gilbert USA CiC2*/CiC1* Judges: Pres: Jo Young, CAN; Mark 

Weissbecker, MA. Ht td: Gretchen Butts, MD Ht Judges: Robert Stevenson NC, Nancy Lowey VA SJ 

Judge: Richard Jeffery, GBR Cd:X-C: Derek di Grazia, USA SJ: Richard Jeffery, GBR 

EvEnt FEES: Event Fees directory: Draw checks to Stuart Horse Trials Inc. (one check per horse) 

and send to secretary; or, enter online at www.EquestrianEntries.com and pay with credit card. CiC2*/ 

CiC1*: $300.00; i/P: $225.00; t/n/: $175.00 Stabling: $160.00; tack Stall: $120.00; Stall Stripping 

deposit: $50.00 (separate check, destroyed when stall is stripped). 

1) EntriES: *all complete entries postmarked on opening date will have office fee for 

changes or scratches waived. CIC entries must use 2011 USEA CCI/CIC Entry Form. All other 

entries must use 2011 USEA Horse Trials Entry Form. INCOMPLETE/INCORRECT ENTRIES WILL BE 

PLACED AT BOTTOM OF DRAW PILE. Entries may not be postmarked prior to the opening date. Checks 

will be deposited upon entry acceptance. Checks not deposited will be voided by the event secretary. 

Entry confirmation status will be posted on www.stuarthorsetrials.org. Double entries: Not accepted. 

Entry Limit (if event is oversubscribed with waitlist): 4 horses per rider, except CIC2*/CIC1*. Entry limit 

300. Levels may be divided/combined as entries warrant, state preferences under the Eligible Section 

and birthdate on entry. Changes: Any change to entry subject to must be in writing by email to info@ 

grayareaevents.org and may be subject to $25 office fee* (see opening date information on first line).

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ABSOLUTELY NO telephone withdrawals, changes, or stabling requests will be accepted. No changes 

after 9 am on July 12; waitlist expires at that time. refunds: Before C.D: less $25 non-refundable office 

fee*. After C.D: no refund for entry or stabling unless entry and/or stall can be filled from wait list, less 

$25 non-refundable office fee*. Competition cancellation: No refund. Copy of negative Coggins within 

12 months required for all horses and must accompany entry. U.S. CIC horses must be registered 

with USEF and FEI (see forms on Stuart website: www.stuarthorsetrials.org) and be in possession of a 

USEF National Passport obtained through the USEF office in Kentucky. Foreign CIC Horses must be in 

possession of an FEI Passport. Riders and horses must be annually registered with the FEI. Please refer 

to www.horsesport.org(FEI) & USEF Rules for Eventing for FEI CIC2* qualifications and requirements/ 

USEF Rules for Eventing for CIC1*. Masters Divisions: 40 yrs. & over (determined by calendar year), 

MUST state birth date on entry. Junior Divisions: 18 yrs. & under (determined by calendar year), MUST 

state birth date on entry. 

2) tEntativE SCHEdULE: Wed: Horses may arrive at noon. Earlier arrivals must be cleared with 

show secretary. Cross-country courses open-3 PM. thurs: Dressage-8 AM (all novice and some other 

divisions); Novice Cross-country-1-4 PM Fri: Dressage-8 AM; Novice Show Jumping-9 AM Sat: Crosscountry-8 

AM. Sun: Show Jumping-8 AM. 

3) aWardS: CIC2*:$5000 purse from Stuart Horse Trials, Inc. with prize money for one out of 4 

starters paid to owner of horse per FEI regulations. CIC1*: $2500 purse divided as per above. All 

other divisions: 8 ribbons and prize money for 1st-4th. 1st place winners receive an exclusive Stuart 

Horse Trials tartan cooler and Maui Jim Sunglasses. Masters (40 and over) and Juniors (18 and under) 

divisions pinned within overall levels. Age determined by calendar year. State birthdate on entry. Awards 

for highest placing OTTB horse per division kindness of Finger Lakes Thoroughbred Adoption Program. 

Register eligible horses with secretary. 

4) StartinG tiMES: Available July 11: www.stuarthorsetrials.org or www.area1usea.org. 

5) StaBLinG/vEtErinarian: Limited. $160/stall from NOON Wed. thru 5 PM Sun. 220 temp stalls 

on grounds, some additional off grounds.Tack stalls may be available if space allows. Noncompetition 

horses must pay $50 grounds fee in addition to stabling fee. Bedding: shavings only! One bale of 

shavings provided. Additional shavings for sale on grounds. Stabling Chairman: Ruth Coney (585-313- 

8274). MANDATORY $50 stall cleaning deposit is required. Include separate check, made payable to 

Stuart Horse Trials, Inc., with entry. Check destroyed if stall left stripped. MUST check in with secretary to 

have stall checked before deposit is returned. Any damage to the temporary stables will be charged to 

competitor. Veterinarians: Dr. Peter Blauner, FEI Vet; Genesee Valley Equine Clinic (585-889-1170). # on 

bulletin boards, with secretary, and stabling chairman. 



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6) aCCoMModationS: BOOK EARLY! Ask for Stuart Horse Trials block: The LODGE AT 

WOODCLIFF-9 mi. (585-248-4810) or (800-365-3065) until June 20th or Brookwood Inn-10 mi. (585- 

248-9000) until June 20th. Other accommodations: Hampton Inn-6 mi., (585-924-4400). Sunrise Hill 

Inn-8 mi., (585-924-2131). Microtel Victor-6 mi., (585-924-9240). Holiday Inn Express-6 mi. (585-672- 

2100). 

7) dirECtionS: address: Townline and Murray Rds., Victor, NY, 14564. From West: Exit 45/NYS 

Thruway to Rte 96 south to Victor. Right at 4th traffic light on School Rd. Right at end on County Rd 41 

(Boughton Hill Rd). First left on Murray Rd. Left at 1 mile to stabling and left at end of Murray to show 

grounds. From East: Exit 44/NYS Thruway to Rte 332 south. Right at 3rd traffic light on County Rd 41 

(Boughton Hill Rd). Thru next light (4-way stop) to next left (Murray Rd). As above. 

8) drESSaGE: Test & arena sizes: CiC2*-2009 FEI Two-Star Test B-Std. CiC1*-2009 FEI One-Star 

Test B-Std. i-2010 Intermediate Eventing Test A-Std. P-2010 USEF Preliminary Test B-Sm t-2010 USEF 

Training Test B-Sm. n-2010 USEF Novice Test B-Sm. Arenas: Grass. (Used only once per year for this 

competition.) 

9) CroSS-CoUntrY: CiC2* & i-3000 m @ 550 mpm. CiC* & P-2675 m @ 520 mpm. t-2320 m 

@ 420 mpm. n-approx. 1800 m @ 350 mpm. Terrain: Rolling to hilly. All courses: Above Average, for 

fit horses with some experience at these levels. Not move up courses. 

10) otHEr inForMation: Cross-country course never open except for Stuart Horse Trials clinics 

or schooling days. See website for more information. Only official motorized vehicles allowed on 

course at any time. Unregistered vehicles illegal on NY roads. Food on grounds. Dogs are welcome in 

boutique area and stabling only and they must be leashed. Doggie High Tea Friday afternoon followed 

by a costume/trick contest. ABSOLUTELY NO dogs on cross country course at request of landowners. 

The competitors party is back! We are "Mad about PLAID!" Wear your plaid and dance to Blue Jimmy. 

Each rider receives one dinner ticket additional tickets available from the secretary upon arrival for 

$15.00. $100 fine if any dog found on x-c at any time. Kids Day is on Sunday. Enjoy Pony Rides, Face 

Painting and Kid's Obstacle course. This competition is made possible by the generosity of many 

individuals and corporations including the naming sponsor Cosequin® of Nutramax Laboratories, Inc. 

and the presenting sponsor SmartPak.

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JULY 16-17 

HUntinGton FarM HorSE triaLS 

South Strafford, vermont (area 1) 



SEnd EntriES to: Secretary & Organizer Huntington Farm 130 Justin Morrill Hwy South Strafford, VT 

05070 (802) 765-4511 Phone/Fax 

orGaniZEr: Secretary & organizer: Ann Kitchel, e-mail: ponybrook732@aol.com Huntington 

Farm 130 Justin Morrill Hwy South Strafford, VT 05070, (802) 765-4511 Phone/Fax 

oFFiCiaLS: td: James Gornall, MA Judges: Pres: Margaret Hutchison, NY, Mary Savidge, VT 

Cd:XC/SJ: Mary Hutchins, VT. 

EvEnt FEES: Event Fees directory: Draw checks to Huntington Farm. Electronic entriies not 

accepted. Entry: Per division: P: $180.00; t/n/Bn: $175.00 Stabling: $40.00 

1) EntriES: Entry fees include a $25 non-refundable office fee. BN competitors must be USEA 

members. Preliminary-please enclose copy of USEF membership card. Double entries: Not accepted. 

refunds: Before C.D.-Less $25 non-refundable office fee; After C.D.-Entry/Stabling No refund. $20 

charge for division changes after C.D. All withdrawals must be in writing. Faxes and emails accepted. 

Closing day withdrawals must be phoned in to secý before 9 pm & followed up in writing to receive 

refund. No refunds will be made without written notification as specified above. Competition 

cancellation-No refund. Neg. Coggins required for all horses within 12 months. 

2) tEntativE SCHEdULE: Fri: Cross-country course open-3 pm. Sat: Dressage (OP/JYOP/OT)-7:30 

am; Cross-country (OP/JYOP/OT)-10:30 am. Show Jumping-1 pm. Sun: Dressage (ON/BN) 7:30 am; 

Cross-country (ON/BN)-10:30 am; Show Jumping-1 pm. 

3) aWardS: Trophy & 8 ribbons per division. Awards sponsored by Bit of Britain. Essie Perkins 

Memorial Trophy: Low Score OT Lady Rider. Read Perkins Memorial Trophy: Low Score Preliminary 

Rider. Jean Hamlin Memorial Trophy: Low Score JYOP Rider.

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4) StartinG tiMES: Available on www.area1usea.org. Stabling locations will be mailed. 

5) StaBLinG/vEtErinarian: Limited. $40/stall/night. Stabling will be assigned based on date 

of entry. Perm. stalls 0-20 miles of event. Bring your own bedding. Stall doors provided. All stabling 

requests must be made before C.D. Veterinarian: Dr. Kirsten Glass, (603) 795-2747. # will be posted at 

secý´s stand. 

6) aCCoMModationS: Robin Jaccaci B&B next door (802) 765-4822. Cindy White 1.25 

mi. (802) 765-4566. Hampton Inn-20 miles White River Junction (802)296-2800. SUPER 8-20 

miles-(802)295-7577.Holiday Inn-20 mi. (802) 295-3000. Comfort Inn-20 mi. (802) 295-3051. Idlewood 

Inn-6 mi. (802) 763-5326. Roz Finn B&B-2 mi., (802) 765-4500. Housing available in private homes. 

Contact Charlotte Faccio (802) 765-4134. Camping: Rest & Nest -10 mi. (802) 785-2997. 

7) dirECtionS: address: Huntington Farm, 130 Justin Morrill Hwy, South Strafford, VT 

05070. From South: I-91 north to I-89 North at White River Junction. Exit 2/Sharon VT. Right 7 miles 

to South Strafford. Left at “T’ intersection. Farm 1.5 miles on right. From north: I-89 south to Exit 2/ 

Sharon VT. Left to South Strafford. As above. 

8) drESSaGE: Test & arena sizes: oP/JYoP-2010 USEF Preliminary Test A -Sm. ot-2010 USEF 

Training Test A-Sm. on-2010 USEF Novice Test B-Sm. Bn-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test B-Sm. 

Arena: Sand & Perma Flex rubber. 

9) CroSS-CoUntrY: JYoP/oP-2400 m @ 520 mpm. ot-2200 m @ 450 mpm. on-2000 m 

@ 350 mpm. Bn-2000 m @ 350 mpm. Terrain: Varied: rolling, some hills, good galloping area. All 

courses: Moderately difficult. 

10) otHEr inForMation: Cross-country course closed May 31. Levels may be divided/combined 

as entries warrant; state preferences under the Eligible Section and birth date. Food on grounds. No 

dogs, please - any dog brought to competition must be secured in parking field at all times. 


JULY 17 

riGa MEadoW HorSE triaLS 

Salisbury, Connecticut (area 1) 


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LEvELS/diviSionS USEF Endorsed/USEa recognized: N,T,BN 

SEnd EntriES to: Carolyn Maftieu, Secretary 6910 Cascade Ave. Gig Harbor, WA 98335 (417) 234- 

1488 (cell). Home and fax: (253) 514-8898. (Please note 3 hr West Coast time difference when calling 

secretary) http://www.rigameadow.com/ Enter on line: www.evententries.com (checks payable to Riga 

Meadow Horse Trials, to Carolyn Maftieu, Secretary, 6910 Cascade Avenue, Gig Harbor, WA 98335. 

orGaniZEr: Linda Bushnell and Jackie Merwin, Co-Organizer, Riga Meadow Equestrian Center, LLC, 

339 Undermountain Rd., Salisbury, CT 06068 (860) 435-9991. 

oFFiCiaLS: td: Ray Denis, MA Judges: Pres: Ann-Marie Gregoire, MA; Dressage: Judy Travers- 

Lawless, MA; Rick Pearson, NY. Cd X-C: Janine McClain, VT Cd SJ: Chris Barnard, NY. 

nEW! training division with no WatEr for 2011. new Scorers: Erin Keehan, Chief Scorer; 

Peggy Jenks, Associate. 

EvEnt FEES: Draw checks to Riga Meadow Horse Trials. BN Competitors who are not USEA members 

must pay extra $25 with entry. all divisions: $130 (includes $25 non-refundable office fee). Note: 

USEA and USEF fees are not included as part of the entry fee. These association fees should be added 

to your entry fee, per the itemized Fees Enclosed section of the Entry Form, totaled with the other 

applicable fees, and sent to the event with your entry. Stabling: $50.00. 

1) EntriES: refunds: Before C.D.-Less $25 non-refundable office fee; After C.D.- no refund. 

Competition cancellationrefund less committed competition expenses or a day of cross country 

schooling or clinic in future. Neg. Coggins required within 12 months for all horses. Copy must 

accompany entry. Connecticut requires proof of rabies. 

2) tEntativE SCHEdULE: Sat: Cross country open for inspection-3:00 p.m. Sun: Dressage-7:30 

am; Show Jumping-9 am; Cross country 10:30 am. Check RIGA website, www.rigameadow.com for 

updates. Training Division: No Water element. 

3) aWardS: Trophy & 8 ribbons per division. new this year! Erin Keehan, Chief Scorer. Peggy 

Jenks, Associate. training division (no water element) new this year!

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4) StartinG tiMES: July 13, 6 pm @ www.area1usea.org and posted on RIGA web site, www. 

rigameadow.com. 

5) StaBLinG/vEtErinarian: Limited extra permanent stalls available (10). $50 overnight. Initial 

bedding provided. Enclose separate $25 check for stall cleaning deposit, payable to Riga Meadow. 

Stall stripped or stall deposit forfeited. Once inspected, check destroyed. Additional bedding/ hay 

available for purchase, further info from secý. veterinarian: Millbrook Equine Veterinary Clinic, 

(845) 677 5500, no. will be posted at secý´s booth. Farrier: Keith Warner, (413) 429-1757, no. will be 

posted at secý´s booth. 

6) aCCoMModationS: Reserve early. White Hart Inn 860-435-0030; Interlaken Inn 

860-435-9878; Iron Masters Inn 860 435 9844; Wake Robin Inn 860 435 2000; Sharon Motor Lodge 

860-364-0036. 

7) dirECtionS: address: 339 Undermountain Rd., Salisbury, CT 06068. From north: Take 

US Route 41 South from Route 23 in South Egremont, MA towards CT. At MASS/CT border see sign 

saying Entering Salisbury, barn is 2.1 miles south from that sign on left. From South: Take CT Route 

41 North from Sharon, CT to the four corners at the Hotchkiss School. Continue straight on Route 41 

through Lakeville and Salisbury. At the White Hart Inn in Salisbury, bear left on Route 41 and the barn 

is approximately 2.8 miles from the Inn on the right. From West: At traffic light in Millerton, NY on 

NY Route 22 turn east on US Route 44 heading towards Lakeville, CT and Salisbury CT. In Salisbury 

at the White Hart Inn bear left on Route 41 towards MA and the barn is approximately 2.8 miles from 

the Inn on the right. From East: Take US Route 44 West from Canaan, CT to Salisbury, CT. At the 

White Hart Inn in Salisbury take sharp right turn on to Route 41 and the barn is approximately 2.8 

miles from the Inn on the right. 

8) drESSaGE: Test & arena sizes: t - 2010 USEF Training Test A-Sm. n-2010 USEF Novice Test 

A-Sm. Bn-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test A-Sm. Two Dressage Arenas-Sand; SJ-Grass. 

9) CroSS-CoUntrY: t- 2400 m @ 420 mpm; - n- 1900 m @ 375 mpm; Bn- 1800 m @ 325 

mpm. Terrain: Open fields and excellent footing. No water on either course. N: Average, for horses 

with some experience at these levels. BN: good introduction to basic cross country questions. 

Course closed July 1st. 

10) otHEr inForMation: Divisions further divided if entries warrant; state preferences under 

Eligible Section and birth date on entry. Before CD, filled by cancelled post mark, regardless of 

division; After CD, filled as openings become available within scheduled divisions. Food available on 

grounds. Dogs must be leashed: $35 loose dog fee. 


JULY 22-24 

FitCH'S CornEr HorSE triaLS 

Millbrook, new York (area 1) 

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LEvELS/diviSionS USEF/USEa recognized: P,P-Ch USEF Endorsed/USEa recognized: N,N- 

Ch,T,T-Ch,BN,BN-Ch 

SEnd EntriES to: Sunny Cross, Secretary Fitch´s Corner 632 N. Mabbettsville Rd. Millbrook, NY 

12545 (845) 677-5479 phone; 800-663-2162 fax. Email: secretary@fitchscorner.com Website: www. 

fitchscorner.com Electronic entries accepted – Payments may be made by credit card. If not sent 

electronically, payment, signature page, and/or coggins must be postmarked within 5 days or entry will 

be placed on a waitlist. 

orGaniZErS: Fernanda Kellogg and Eric Hill. 

oFFiCiaLS: td: Sally Ike, NJ; Judges: Pres: Joan Fleser, NY; dressage Judges: Margie Hutchison, 

NY; Cynthia Mancini, NY; Gale D'Amanda-Fox, N;Y SJ Judge: Patricia Towle Cd: X-C: Derek di Grazia, 

CA SJ: Chris Barnard, NY. 

EvEnt FEES: Event Fees directory: Draw checks to Fitch´s Corner H.T. Entry: P: $210.00; t/n/Bn: 

$195.00; Championships - all Levels: $200.00 Stabling: $175.00 weekend non-Compete Horses: 

$ 50.00 plus stabling Camping: $50.00. 

1) EntriES: Electronic entries accepted –Payments may be made by credit card. If not sent 

electronically, payment, signature page, and/or coggins must be postmarked within 5 days or entry 

will be placed on a waitlist. Entry fees include a $25 non-refundable office fee. Note: USEA/USEF fees 

are not included as part of the entry fee. Add these association fees to your entry fee. Double entries: 

Not Accepted. Entries limited to 4 horses per rider per level. If overbooked, management reserves right 

to limit a rider to 2 horses in competition. USEA membership required above BN. BN entries who are 

not USEA members must pay the non-member fee. Priority given to USEA members. Pinney must be 

returned or you will be billed $30. refunds: Before C.D.-Entry & Stabling Less $25 non-refundable 

office fee; after C.D.-Entry – no refund; stabling – refund only if filled from wait list. All changes must be 

in writing (fax/email OK) and will be subject to a $30 fee. No stabling refunds after times are posted. 

Competition cancellation-25% of entry fee refunded. No stabling fees refunded. A $10 charge will 

be added to entries which remain incomplete as of closing date and those entries may be waitlisted.

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Copy of current Neg. Coggins (within 12 months) must accompany entry or entry will be considered 

incomplete. Emergency information box on entry must be filled out or entry is incomplete. $30 charge 

for bounced check and entry will be wait listed. P - Please include a copy of current rider/owner USEF 

cards. It is the competitor´s responsibility to be familiar with qualification requirements & to enter the 

proper division. 

2) tEntativE SCHEdULE: thurs: Grounds open at 12 pm unless previously arranged. Cross-country 

course open-3 pm. Fri: Dressage Sat: BN/N/T/P - Show Jumping; Championship BN/N/T/P - Crosscountry; 

Competitor Party-6 pm. Sun: BN/N/T/P - Cross-country; Championship BN/NT/P - Show 

Jumping. 

Due to Championships, the schedule may be adjusted so it is highly recommended that competitors 

check the website after closing date or when ride times are posted. Final schedule will be posted on 

the website, www.fitchscorner.com. 

3) aWardS: Tiffany & Co trophy & 6 ribbons per division. Prizes. Ribbons will also be given for Low 

Score in Dressage and Closest to Optimum time in XC. 

4) StartinG tiMES: Available no later than July 19 from secretary. Times will be posted at: www. 

fitchscorner.com or Area I www.area1usea.org. Times will not be mailed. Cross-country and Stadium 

schedules may be adjusted as entries warrant. 

5) StaBLinG/vEtErinarian: Temporary stabling available on grounds. $175/weekend (Thursday 

noon-Sunday 7pm). NO BEDDING PROVIDED. STABLING OFFICE CLOSES AT 7 PM. Please use 

only one person's/farm's name for all "stable with" requests. Hay/shavings available for purchase on 

grounds. Email stabling@fitchscorner.com to reserve shavings. No straw please! Stalls to be stripped 

prior to leaving. Veterinarian: Millbrook Equine Veterinary Clinic, 845-677-5500; will be posted at 

stabling and secretary's stand. 

6) aCCoMModationS: Make reservations early! See our website under local information for a 

complete list. Millbrook Country House – 5 mi, (845) 677—9570. Cottonwood Motel-10 mi., (845) 677- 

3283. Days Inn - 18 mi., (845) 454-1010. Holiday Inn - 22 mi., (845) 473-1151. Camping: $50 for the 

weekend to be paid in advance. No services provided and no open fires. Campers must sign liability 

release. 

7) dirECtionS: address: 632 N. Mabbettsville, Rd., Millbrook, NY 12545. From north/South: 

Route 22 to Amenia, NY. Left (west) on Rt. 44 to Rt. 57 (Shunpike). 3 mi. to competition grounds at 

corner of Rt. 98 & Rt. 57. 6 miles from the village of Millbrook. 



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8) drESSaGE: Test & arena sizes: P-2010 USEF Preliminary Test A-Sm. P(CH) - 2010 USEF Preliminary 

Test B-Sm. t-2010 USEF Training Test A-Sm. t (CH) - 2010 USEF Training Test B-Sm. n-2010 USEF 

Novice Test A -Sm. n(CH) - 2010 USEF Novice Test B -Sm. Bn-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test A-Sm. 

Bn(CH) - 2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test B-Sm. Arenas: Sand & grass rings. 

9) CroSS-CoUntrY: Length of course and optimum times will be posted on the start box and at 

the secý stand, Thursday, 3 pm. P-3300 m @ 520 mpm. t-2600 m @ 470 mpm. n-2200 m @ 400 

mpm. Bn-2000m @ 350 mpm. All courses: Above average, for horses with experience at this level, not 

move-up courses. Course design by Derek di Grazia. 

10) otHEr inForMation: 2011 USEa area 1 regional Championships - the Area 1 Council 

has decided to have the four championships - Beginner Novice, Novice, Training and Preliminary - at 

one facility, bringing additional excitement and visibility to this prestigious competiton. Fitch's Corner 

is planning many enhancements to give the championship competitors a mini-Rolex experience. 

Winners will receive prizes in addition to the Tiffany & Co. silver trophies. Friday night - To 

celebrate the qualified riders there will be a "Meet the Champions" reception, open to all competitors. 

Qualifications - see www.fitchscorner.com for qualifications and qualifying dates. 

Cross-country course not open for schooling. Entry limit 300. If schedule permits, additional 

entries will be accepted. Divisions may be divided/combined as entries warrant; state preferences under 

the Eligible Section and birth date on entry. Management reserves the right to cancel or combine any 

divisions, and accept or refuse any entry in accordance with Article EV119. Excellent food on grounds. 

Dogs must be leashed. $30 fine enforced. NO unlicensed driver allowed to drive any motorized vehicle 

on the property at anytime. Penalty of $100 fine: Strictly enforced by Security. Non-competing horses: 

fee $50 plus stabling. Must register with secý in advance. Current negative Coggins required. Must 

sign waiver in office and be issued a non competing horse number. Official event photographer - Brian 

Wilcox, www.connecticutphoto.com. Volunteers are always welcome - full day volunteers receive a free 

ticket to the Blue Jean Ball. Email volunteer@fitchscorner.com 

FitCH'S MarKEt: Biggest and Best in Area 1!! Open Saturday and Sunday, CoMPEtitorS' PartY: 

Competitors and friends invited to join us at the Blue Jean Ball- dinner, dancing, live music, and DJ all 

on Saturday July 23rd. SPECtatorS´ BEnEFit LUnCHEon to benefit the Millbrook Rescue Squad 

on Sunday, July 24th. Enjoy the luncheon and view show jumping, collector car parade, Fitch's Corner 

Award ceremony. Reservations will be available online, check website, www.fitchscorner.com, or call 

(845) 677-5479.

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JULY 30-31 

StonELEiGH-BUrnHaM SUMMEr HorSE triaLS 

Greenfield, Massachusetts (area 1) 

* New intro. starter trial test offered! 


LEvELS/diviSionS USEF/USEa recognized: P USEF Endorsed/USEa recognized: 

N,T,BN USEa recognized tests: Intro 

SEnd EntriES to: Entries by mail or EventEntries.com (Credit cards accepted through 

EventEntries.) Erin L. Keehan, Secretary PO Box 374 Guilderland, NY 12084 (518) 428-4386 No phone 

calls after 9 pm, please. E-mail: irishelk@yahoo.com Web: http://www.sbschool.org/riding. 

Enter online at www.evententries.com. Payment, signature page and coggins must be received in our 

office within 7 days or entry will be placed on a waitlist. Please mail to address above. 

orGaniZEr: Mina Payne Williams Stoneleigh-Burnham School 574 Bernardston Road Greenfield, MA 

01301 (413) 773-8333, Fax (413) 775-0113. 

oFFiCiaLS: td: Ms. Frances Cross, MA Judges: Pres: TBD dressage/SJ: TBD Cd:X-C: Dr. James 

Gornall, MA SJ: Mina Payne Williams, MA. 

EvEnt FEES: Draw checks to Stoneleigh-Burnham School. Entry: all USEa divisions P,t,n,Bn: 

$180.00; intro Starter test: $165.00 Stabling: $130.00 per stall Grounds Fee: $25.00 per entry for 

non-stabled horses. 

1) EntriES: Entry fee includes a $25 non-refundable office fee. Double entries: Not accepted. USEA 

Membership required of all riders. Preliminary riders must send copies of USEF membership cards. 

Intro entrants refunds: Before C.D.-Entry less $25 non-refundable office fee/Stabling-In full; After C.D.- 

Entry- No refund, stabling-refund until July 20. Stabling cancellations must be in writing. All changes 

to entries and/or late post entries made after C.D. will be assessed a $25 processing fee. Scratches 

accepted by fax, email, or snail mail; NOT by phone or answering machine. Competition cancellation- 

Entry/stabling-No refund. Lost pinny=$25. Neg. Coggins required within 12 months for all horses. 

2) tEntativE SCHEdULE: Fri: Cross-country course open-3 pm. Sat: Dressage (BN/T)-7 am; 

Show Jumping (BN/T)-10 am; Cross-country (BN/T)-12 noon. Sun: Dressage (N/P/Intro)-7 am; Show 

Jumping (N/P/Intro)-10 am. Cross-country (N/P/Intro)-12 noon.

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3) aWardS: Special awards & 8 ribbons per division. Prizes available at Secretary´s table after 

scores are officially posted. 

4) StartinG tiMES: Available July 27 at www.area1usea.org., or www.sbschool.org/riding. 

5) StaBLinG/vEtErinarian: Limited. $130 stall from Friday 7/29 2:00PM -Sunday 8/5:00PM 

All stalls must be cleaned before vacating. 200 stalls on grounds. Some temp. some permenent. All 

have stall doors. 1 bag bedding provided. Extra shavings available for purchase. veterinarian: VT- 

NH Veterinary Clinic, (802) 254-5422. # will be posted at secý´s office. 

6) aCCoMModationS: Red Roof Inn-15 mi. Indoor pool, (413) 665-7161. Hampton Inn - .5 mi 

(413) 773-0057, Brandt House B & B-.5 mi, (413) 774-3329. Fox Inn-5 mi, (413) 648-9131, Deerfield 

Inn- 10 mi. (413) 774-5587 Quality Inn - .5 mi (413) 774-2213, Super 8-.5 mi (413) 774-5578 

Camping: Limited hookups on grounds, $65 for duration. Pay with entry. 

7) dirECtionS: address: 574 Bernardston Rd., Greenfield, MA 01301 From i-91: Exit 27 to Rte 2 

east. First exit to Rtes 5 & 10. North for 1/8 mile. School on left. From rte 2: Greenfield exit to Rtes 

5 & 10. North. As above. 

8) drESSaGE: Test & arena sizes: P-2010 USEF Preliminary Test B -Sm. t-2010 USEF Training Test 

B-Sm. n-2010 USEF Novice Test B-Sm. Bn & intro -2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test B-Sm. Arenas: 

Grass or sand. 

9) CroSS-CoUntrY: P-2800 m @ 520 mpm. t-2400 m @ 420mpm. n-2000 m @ 350 mpm. 

Bn 2000m @ 320 mpm. intro. 1500m @ 300 mpm USEA courses: Average, for horses with some 

experience at these levels. All courses have ditches, banks, & water appropriate for level. Terrain: 

Open fields, woods, some hills. Intro. Starter course will be simple 2'0" jumps in front field only. 

10) otHEr inForMation: Cross-country course closed July 28. Levels may be divided/ 

combined as entries warrant; state preferences under the Eligible Section and birth date on entry. 

Food on grounds. Dogs must be leashed. If found unleashed--$25 Fine! Schooling trials offered 

May 14 Contact Stoneleigh-Burnham Equestrian Center for details. 


AUGUST 4-7 

MILLBROOK HORSE TRIALS 


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Millbrook, New York (Area 1) 

To benefit Dutchess Land Conservancy PRO Event Series - Advanced Division 

ENTRY PERIOD Open Date: 6/21/2011 Close Date: 7/19/2011 

LEVELS/DIVISIONS USEF/USEA Recognized: A,I,P USEF Endorsed/USEA Recognized: N,T,BN 

SEND ENTRIES TO: Millbrook Horse Trials, Inc. Sharyn Cataldo 363 North Loomis St. Southwick 

MA 01077 (413) 569-3806 Ph/Fax After August 2 (413) 454-4158 slcataldo@aol.com http://www. 

millbrookhorsetrials.com/ Enter On-Line: www.evententries.com with credit cards (CC fee's will apply): 

Immediately mail signature page and coggins. OR send entry with check to above address. Entries not 

accepted until all paperwork and payment are received in full. 

ORGANIZER: Olivia van Melle Kamp, c/o Millbrook Horse Trials, P.O. Box 893, Millbrook NY 12545. 

OFFICIALS: TD: Jack Leary, CT (R) Judges: Pres: Karen Winn, KY (R); Dressage Judges: Louise Cox, 

PA (R); Frances Cross, MA (r); Gale Fox, NY (R) SJ Judge: Ray Denis, MA CD:X-C: Tremaine Cooper, 

MA SJ: Chris Barnard. 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw checks to Millbrook Horse Trials, Inc. Entry: A: $215.00 

I/P: $200.00; T/N/BN: $175.00 Stabling: $175.00; Extra nights: $50.00 Muck Fee: $60.00 

(separate check). 

1) ENTRIES: Entry fees include a $25 non-refundable office fee. Double entries: Not accepted. BN 

competitors who are not USEA members must pay extra $25 with entry. All changes must be in writing. 

Changes or late entries after C.D., are subject to $30 fee. Non-negotiable checks will incur a $30 fee. 

Checks drawn on foreign banks, whether or not in U.S. funds, please include $15 processing fee. No 

deposit required for pinnies. Pinnies not returned will be charged $25/pinny. Refunds: Before C.D.- 

Less $25 non-refundable office fee; After C.D.-Entry – no refund; Stabling refund only if stall filled. All 

withdrawals before C.D. must be in writing (fax or email). Competition cancellation-No Refund. Neg. 

Coggins required within 12 months & must accompany entry. Include copies of USEF membership 

cards for rider, trainer & owner (preliminary & above) Please include email address on your entry. 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Wed: Cross-country course open – 3 pm. Thurs: Dressage (All)- 11:00 

am Note: Number of entrants will dictate which day you will ride Dressage. Fri: Dressage (All)– 7:30 

am Cross-country (BN, N, T) 8:00 am. Sat: Cross-country (OT,P, I, A) 7:30 am. Show Jumping (BN, N, 

T) 8:00 am Sun: Show Jumping (OT,P, I, A) 8 am. This schedule is tentative. Please check website for 

possible day/time changes. (www.millbrookhorsetrials.com) Every effort will be made to accommodate 

riders's scheduling needs - please state on entry. Schedule will be dictated by number of entries.

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3) AWARDS: Trophy & 8 ribbons per division. Perpetual Trophies: 1) Mashantum Perpetual Trophy 

-A; 2) James Stamets Memorial Perpetual Trophy -A Mare; 3) Michael O. Page Perpetual Trophy -OI; 4) 

Dutchess County PHA Perpetual Trophy -YROI; 5) Millbrook Equine Veterinary Clinic Perpetual Trophy 

- OP; 6) Barbara Meyer Perpetual Trophy -YROP. PRIZE MONEY - Advanced Division presented by 

PRO; Intermediate Division presented by Millbrook Horse Trials. 

4) STARTING TIMES: Available after Aug. 1 from secretary. Check web site at www.millbrookhorsetrials. 

com and Area I website www.area1usea.org. 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: Limited. $175/stall 10 am Wed. to 6 pm Sunday. No horses accepted 

before Wed. without prior permission. Please notify management for arrivals after 8:00 pm. Extra 

nights: $50/stall per night. USEA stabling form and "requests to stable with" must accompany entry. 52 

perm/balance temp. stalls on grounds. $60 clean stall deposit required – write separate check. Stalls must 

be inspected before leaving. Bring stall guards. Bedding available for purchase, hay must be ordered ahead 

of time -provided by Hunt Country Farm Supply (845) 868-1760. Stable Mng. on grounds 24 hrs/day as 

of 8/5. Veterinarian: Millbrook Equine Veterinary Clinic, (845) 677-5500. Farriers: Dwayne Place & Richard 

Thomas. Phone #´s at secretary´s stand. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Inverness B&B-5 mi. (845) 373-9521. Hamilton Inn (518) 789-9399. Millbrook 

Country Inn B&B (845) 677-9570. Simmon´s Way Village Inn-10 mi. (518) 789-6235. Interlaken Inn (860) 

435 9878. Troutbeck (845) 373 9681. Beekman Arms, Rhinebeck (845)876-7077. Or contact Dutchess 

County Tourism Agency: (845) 463-4000, or www.dutchesstourism. com. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: 1031 Bangall-Amenia Rd, Millbrook, NY 12545 From South: Route 22 to 

Amenia. Left (west) on Rte 44 to Dutchess Rte 86 (Bangall-Amenia Road). Right onto Rt. 86 - go approx. 1.5 

miles. From Millbrook: Rte 44 east to Dutchess Rte 86. Left onto Rt. 86 – go approx. 1.5 miles. Please 

note: if traveling North/South in NY the Taconic Parkway does NOT allow trailers; seek alternate route. 

8) DRESSAGE: Test & arena sizes: A-2010 USEF Advanced Test A. OI/YOI-2010 USEF Intermediate Test 

B-Std. OP/JYOP-2010 USEF Preliminary Test B-Sm. T-2010 USEF Training Test B-Sm. N-2010 USEF Novice 

Test B-Sm. BN-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test B-Sm. Arenas: Sand & Airfoot mixed. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: A-3800 m @ 570 mpm. All I-3200 m @ 550 mpm. All P-2800 m @ 520 mpm. 

All T-2400 m @470 mpm. All N-2000 m @400 mpm. All BN-1600 m @ 350, max. fence ht. 2´6’. All 

courses: Moderate to difficult for horses with some experience at this level. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country course closed. Levels may be divided/combined as entries 

warrant; state preferences under the Eligible Section. Food on grounds. Competitor's Party Sat. Night – 

Details to be announced. Camper's OK, hook-ups not available. Some trailers may be parked off grounds 

within ½ mile. Follow parking signs carefully! For insurance reasons please respect the following rules: Dogs 

MUST be leashed. Loose dogs WILL BE IMPOUNDED, $50 loose dog fine. Motorbikes and ATV´s on car 

lanes only. No motorized vehicles in stabling area. USEF Rule GR 301.5 states that no one without a valid 

driver´s license may operate any motorized vehicle at any time on competition grounds. Small children 

should be closely supervised. Horses must pass on designated routes ONLY. 


AUGUST 6-7 

SNOWFIELDS HORSE TRIALS 

Pownal, Maine (Area 1) 

Join us as we celebrate our 20th year! 


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LEVELS/DIVISIONS USEF Endorsed/USEA Recognized: NBN,PT,TN,N,T,BN 

SEND ENTRIES TO: Sheila Haggan, Secretary 517 George Road Hermon, ME 04401 badpony@ 

roadrunner.com (207) 944-1948. During event: (207) 944-1948 Web: http://www.maine-eventing.org/ 

ORGANIZER: Peggy Paine, 19 Woods Rd., Falmouth, ME 04105 (207-781-4189 or 207-415-6562). 

Weekend of event, 207-415-6562; E-mail: cdona59557@aol.com. 

OFFICIALS: TD: Tom Ordway, ID Judges: Pres: Judy Travers-Lawless, MA Dressage Judge: Willette 

Brown, ME CD:X-C: Alan Bellows; Wendy Bellows SJ: MeCTA 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw checks to MECTA. Entry: All Division: $125.00 plus USEA 

fees listed on event entry. ($10.00 discount for MeCTA members). Stabling: $35.00. Must be separate 

check. Muck Fee: $25.00-MUST be separate check. Post-entries accepted at discretion of event 

management. 

1) ENTRIES: Entry fee includes a $10 non-refundable office fee. Keep the Event Secretary, Sheila, 

happy and smiling by including all necessary checks, signatures, forms along with entry. Incomplete 

entries will be assessed a $10 fee. Change of horse +/or rider assessed a $10 fee; must complete new 

entry form. Refunds: Before C.D.-Less $10 non-refundable office fee; After C.D.-Entry-Less $10 only 

with med/vet. note AND your slot can be filled through consultation with Event Secretary. Stabling-No 

refund after CD without vet/med note. Competition cancellation-No refund. Lost pinny fee=$25. Neg. 

Coggins required within 12 months for in-state horses/6 months for out-of-state. Copy must accompany 

entry. Lost pinny fee $25.00. Do not submit with entry. Note: Hybrid divisions of PT, TN, NBN 

- Ride higher level dressage and show jumping tests and lower level cross-country. Year 

end points counted towards lower division. NBN division does not need to be member of 

USEA, but must pay USEA non-member fee. 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Fri: Cross-country open-3 pm. Sat/Sun: Dressage-8 am; Show 

Jumping-10:30 am; Cross-country-2 pm. Sat: Prelim/Training, Training,Training/Novice, and Junior and 

Senior Novice. Sun: Junior and Senior Novice, NoviceBeginner Novice, Beginner Novice.

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3) AWARDS: Trophy & 8 ribbons per division. Daily Pony Club Award sponsored by Clay Brook Farm. 

Danny Trophy & Figure Trophy. See MeCTA Omnibus for details. Additional awards in development to 

celebrate the 20 year anniversary. 

4) STARTING TIMES: Check MeCTA website www.maine-eventing.org, or check the USEA Area I site, 

www.area1usea.org. Send SASE with entry if no web access. 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: $35/stall/night. $25 stall deposit, separate check - will be destroyed 

if stall is left clean. Permanent stabling available off grounds at varying locations. Stall doors/initial 

bedding only provided. For stabling location send SASE with entry or check web site: www.maineeventing.org. 

Veterinarian: On grounds. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Harraseeket Inn-9 mi. (207) 865-9377 EconoLodge-10 mi. (207) 865-3777. 

Super 8 Motel-10 mi. (207) 865-1408. Freeport Inn-12 mi. (207) 865-3106. Hampton Inn - 10 mi. 

(207) 865-1400. Comfort Suites- 10 mi. (207)865-9300. Camping: All within 8 miles. Desert of Maine-7 

mi (207)-865-6962. Big Sky Acres-6 mi. (207)-688-4288. Blueberry Pond Campground-5 mi., (207) 

688-4421. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: 450 Lawrence Rd., Pownal, ME 04069. From I-295: Exit 22/ 

Freeport. From North turn left at end of exit and immediately prepare for sharp left turn. 

From the South turn right at end of ramp. As you pass the south bound exit ramp on your left, 

prepare to make sharp left turn. Go 4.5 miles to blinker; go straight for 1.2 miles to the first cross-road. 

Turn Right (Lawrence Rd.) Snowfields is 1/2 mile on the left. 

8) DRESSAGE: Test & arena sizes: All Dressage Tests in small, sand arenas. PT-2010 USEF Prelim A. 

T-2010 USEF Training Test B. TN-2010 USEF Training Test A. N-2010 USEF Novice Test B. NBN- USEF 

Novice Test A. BN-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test B. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: T-2200 m @ 450 mpm. N-2000 m @ 350 mpm. BN-1600 m @ 325mpm,. 

Terrain: Hilly fields. All courses: Average difficulty. Show Jumping: In new location on the 

grounds. Mostly flat grass area. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country course closed July 17 at 8 pm. Entry limit 60/day. Levels 

may be divided/combined as entries warrant; state date preferences on entry. Please make sure entry 

is completely filled out with all information and signatures. Water and food on grounds. Dogs must 

be leashed at all times! For permission to school XC, must call Patsy O´Brien, (207) 688-4748 or e-mail 

dobrien@maine.rr.com. 



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AUGUST 8-11 

GMHA T3D EVENT AND N3D EVENTING TEST 

South Woodstock, Vermont (Area 1) 

ENTRY PERIOD: T3D Open Date: 6/7/2011 Close Date: 7/5/2011 

N3D Open Date: 6/28/2011 Close Date: 7/26/2011 

LEVELS/DIVISIONS: USEF Endorsed/USEA Recognized: T3D USEA Recognized Eventing 

Test: N3D 

SEND ENTRIES TO: GMHA Secretary PO Box 8 South Woodstock, VT 05071 (802) 457-1509, 

Fax (802) 457-4471 Web: www.gmhainc.org E-mail: molly@gmhainc.org 

ORGANIZER: Green Mountain Horse Association, Molly Hutchins. Address same as secretary. 

OFFICIALS: T3D TD: Jim Gornall, MA Judges: Pres: Francis O'Reilly, WA; Eileen Pritchard Bryan, MD, 

N3D: Marcia Kulak, NY; John Williams, NC CD:X-CSJ: Janine Preece-McClain, VT 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Mail USEA Entry form 2011 and checks payable to 

GMHA. Event Fee: T3D/N3D: $450.00 includes stabling, 8/8/11- 8/11/11 Entries without payment will 

not be accepted. 

1) ENTRIES: 3 Day Event Qualification Requirements: T3D: Horse and Rider must be registered 

members of USEA. Horses and riders must have competed in four sanctioned Training Level Horse 

Trials, one as a combination meeting the NQR's. For established preliminary riders, the horse must 

have completed 2 Training Level Horse Trials meeting the NQR's. N3D: Horses and Riders must have 

comleted in four sanctioned Novice level Horse Trials; two events must have been as a combination 

for Novice. NQR's: At each event the rider, or horse, or combination must have completed the entire 

trails with not more than 50 penalty points in dressage, no cross-country jump penalties and not more 

than 36 points time penalties on cross country, and not more than 16 penalties at obstacles in show 

jumping. Please fill out experience section. Junior division competitors will be placed on teams. Levels 

may be divided/combined as entries warrant and based on the discretion of show management; state 

preferences under Eligible Section and birth date on entry. NOTE: USEA and USEF fees are not included 

as part of the entry fee. These association fees must be added to your entry fee, per the itemized Fees 

Enclosed section of the Entry Form, totaled with the other applicable fees, and sent to the event with 

your entry. Only 2011 USEA Entry Forms will be accepted. All entries must include a copy of a negative 

coggins test dated after 8/1/10, only 3 horses may be competed per rider. Entries without payment 

will not be accepted. Entries may not be postmarked prior to the opening date. Entry Confirmation 

status will be posted on www.gmhainc.org and www.area1usea.org. Double entries: Not accepted. 

Membership: USEA membership required at all levels. N#D entrants are exempt from USEA Starter and 

Drug Fees. You will be billed $30 for a non-returned pinny All changes must be made in writing, mail, 

fax or email acceptable. There will be a $30 change fee for ANY change to an entry after the closing 

date; ex. change of horse or rider, change of division (if space allows), etc. There is a $30 fee for any

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bounced checks. Refunds: Scratches received in writing on or before the closing date will be refunded 

minus a $30 office fee. No refunds of entry fees after the closing date. In the event the competition has 

to cancel, there will be no refunds. 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Mon 8/8/11: Must be on grounds by 1 pm for in-barn vet check. 

Cross-country course open-3 pm. Tues: 7:30 First Jog up; 8:30 Dressage. Wed: 7:30 Endurance Day. 

Thurs: 7:30 Final Jog-up; 8:30 Show Jumping Briefings every evening 

3) AWARDS: 3 Day Event : Many awards sponsored by Area 1 Adult Rider Program and others TBD. 

4) STARTING TIMES: Tentative times will be posted on www.gmhainc.org and www.area1usea. 

org. Official times will be posted in the show office. 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: 155 permanent box stalls and 42 portable stalls, all with solid doors. 

No bedding or hay provided. Hay and bagged shavings available for purchase, $10 per bale/bag. No 

tack stalls available. No refunds on stabling after the closing date, unless show management is able to fill 

your stall. Stalls are to be stripped upon departure. The competitor will be billed $50 for a dirty stall. No 

non competing horses on grounds. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Woodstock Inn and Resort: 800-448-7900 or visit www.gmhainc.org for full 

accommodations list. Town of Woodstock Zoning Prohibits Camping of Any Kind (tents, trailer, camper, 

etc) on GMHA grounds. 

7) DIRECTIONS: GMHA is on Rte 106 - 6 miles south of Woodstock. From West NY Thruway: To 

I-87 Northway to exit 20. Take Rte 149 to Fort Ann, then Rt. 4 east to Rutland then Woodstock. Take 

right on Rt. 106 before Woodstock Inn south 6 miles to GMHA. From South: I-91 to Ascutney, exit 8 Rt. 

131 west 7 miles to Rte 106 north, 12 miles to GMHA. From East: I-89 north to exit 1 in Vt. Take Rt. 4 

west into Woodstock. Then right on Rt.106 south to GMHA. SPEED limit 25 mph strictly enforced 

in town! 

8) DRESSAGE: Test & arena sizes. T3D-2010 USEF Training 3-Day Event Test-Std; Arena two judges. 

N3D-2010 USEF Training Test B-Std; arena two judges. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: 3 Day Event Endurance: Training and Novice Levels TBD: Phase A- Roads and 

Tracks, Phase B-Steeplechase, Phase C-Roads and Tracks, Phase D- Cross Country 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country course closed July 1. No wheeled or motorized vehicles 

on Cross-Country course. Concession on grounds during show hours. Strict Dog Policy - Pets must be 

leashed at all times. $50.00 fee for each off-leash occurrence. No dogs allowed on cross-country 

course on cross-country day. Horses must wear bridle number when out of stall. Cell phone 

coverage is unreliable in Vermont (and non-existent at GMHA). We recommend bringing a calling card 

with you. 


AUGUST 13-14 

GMHA AUGUST HORSE TRIALS 


AREA I EVENTS 

South Woodstock, Vermont (Area 1) 


LEVELS/DIVISIONS USEF/USEA Recognized: P USEF Endorsed/USEA Recognized: N,T,BN 

SEND ENTRIES TO: GMHA August Horse Trials Secretary PO Box 8 South Woodstock, VT 05071 

802-457-1509 Web: www.gmhainc.org E-mail: molly@gmhainc.org 

ORGANIZER: Green Mountain Horse Assoc, Molly Hutchins. Same as secretary. 

OFFICIALS: TD: Jim Gornall, MA Judges: Pres: Francis Cross, MA; Judges: Keith Angstadt, MA; 

Francis O'Reilly, WA; Eileen Prithard Bryan, MD SJ Judge: Mary Hutchins, VT CD: X-C/SJ: Janine 

Preece-McClain, VT. 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Make checks payable to GMHA. Entry fee all levels: 

$190.00 Stabling fee: $95.00 for Friday and Saturday night. 

1) ENTRIES: Mail USEA 2011 Entry and Stabling forms with check to GMHA postmarked on opening 

date, one check per horse and rider combination with negative coggins dated after 8/1/10. Only 3 

horses may be competed per rider. Levels may be divided/combined as entries warrant, based on 

discretion of management; state preferences under the eligible section. Confirmation status will be 

posted on www.gmhainc.org and www.area1usea.org. USEA membership required at Novice level and 

above. Beginner Novice competitors must be USEA members or pay the non-member fee. Preliminary 

competitors (rider, owner, trainer, coach) must submit copies of USEF membership card or pay USEF 

non member fee. You will be billed $30 for a lost pinny. All changes must be made in writing, mail, fax 

or email. There will be a $30 change fee for ANY change to an entry after the closing date; ex. change 

of horse or rider or division. There is a $30 fee for any bounced checks. Refunds: scratches received in 

writing on or before closing date will be refunded minus a $30 office fee. No refunds of any fees after 

closing date. In the event the competition has to cancel, there will be no refunds. 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Fri: Barns open for arrivals at 10am. Cross country course opens 3pm. 

Check program for show jumpin course walk times. Sat: Dressage-7:30am; Show Jumping-10 am. 

Sun: Cross-country-7:30 am.

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3) AWARDS: Trophy and 6 ribbons for each division. GMHA Member special award for best overall 

score at any level. Eileen Wilmot Scholarship awarded in the JYOP division sponsored by Birch Hill Farm. 

Rozo McLaughlin award tgoes to lowest scoring adult amateur sponsored by Area 1 Adult Riders. 

4) STARTING TIMES: Times will be posted on www.gmhainc.org and www.area1usea.org Check 

program for official times. 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: 155 permanent box stall and 42 portable stalls, all with solid doors. 

No bedding or hay provided, available for sale $10 per bale/bag. No tack stalls available. Stalls are to be 

stripped upon departure. You will be billed $50 for dirty stall. No non competing horses on grounds. Vet/ 

Farrier on call Friday, on grounds Saturday and Sunday. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Woodstock Inn 800-448-7900 or visit ww.gmhainc.org for accommodations 

list. Town of Woodstock Zoning prohibits camping of any kind on GMHA grounds. 

7) DIRECTIONS: From West: NY Thruway to 1-87 northway to exit 20. Take Rte 149 to Fort Ann, 

then Rte 4 east to Rutland then Woodstock. Take right on Rte 106 before Woodstock Inn south 6 miles 

to GMHA. From South: I-91 to Ascutney exit 8, Rte 131 west 7 miles to Rte 106 north, 12 miles to 

GMHA. From East: I-89 north to exit 1 in VT. Take Rte 4 west to Woodstock, Then right on Rte 106 south 

to GMHA. SPEED limit 25 mph strictly enforced in Woodstock. 

8) DRESSAGE: P- 2010 USEF Preliminary Test B-Sm. T- 2010 USEF Training Test B-Sm. N 2010 Novice 

Test B-Sm. BN 2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test B-Sm. Arenas: Sand and grass arenas. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: P -2800m at 520 mpm, T -2400m at 450 mpm, N -2000m at 350 mpm, 

BN 1600m at 350 mpm Terrain: hilly, much water, fields and woods. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country is closed July 1. No wheeled or motorized vehicles on 

cross-country course. Concession on grounds during show hours. Strict Dog Policy: Pets must be leashed 

at all times, $50 fee for each off leash occurence. No dogs allowed on cross-country course on 

cross-country day. Horses must wear bridle number when out of stall. Cell phone dover is unreliable in 

Vermont and non existent at GMHA. Bring a calling card. 



AREA I EVENTS 

AUGUST 20-21 

HUNTINGTON FARM HORSE TRIALS 

South Strafford, Vermont (Area 1) 


LEVELS/DIVISIONS USEF Endorsed/USEA Recognized: PT,TN,N,T,BN 

SEND ENTRIES TO: Secretary & Organizer Huntington Farm 130 Justin Morrill Hwy South Strafford, VT 

05070 (802) 765-4511 Phone/Fax Web: http://www.huntingtonfarm.com/ 

ORGANIZER: Ann Kitchel Huntington Farm 130 Justin Morrill Hwy South Strafford, VT 05070 (802) 

765-4511 Phone/Fax; E-mail: ponybrook732@aol.com 

OFFICIALS: TD: Fran Cross, MA. Judges: Pres: Fran O'Reilly, Wa Dressage Judge: Jerilyn Nieder, 

NH; CD:XC/SJ: Mary Hutchins, VT 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw checks to Huntington Farm. Electronic entries not 

accepted. Entry: Per division: PT/OT/TN/ON/BN: $175.00 Stabling: $40.00 

1) ENTRIES: Entry fees include a $25 non-refundable office fee. BN competitors must be USEA 

members. Double entries: Not accepted. Refunds: Before C.D.-Less $25 non-refundable office fee; 

After C.D.-Entry/Stabling No refund. $20 charge for division changes after C.D. All withdrawals must 

be in writing. Faxes and e-mails accepted. Closing day withdrawals must be phoned in to secý before 

9 pm & followed up in writing to receive refund. No refunds will be made without written notification 

as specified above. Competition cancellation-No refund. Neg. Coggins required for all horses within 

12 months. 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Fri: Cross-country course open-3 pm. Sat: Dressage -( PT,T)-7:30 

am. Cross-country (PT ,T)-10:30am. ShowJjumping-1pm. Sun: Dressage-( N,BN,TN)-7:30am.; Crosscountry-(N,BN,TN)-10:30 

am. Show Jumping-1 pm. PT: Dressage & Show jumping, preliminary 

specifications, Cross-country, training specifications. NT: Dressage & Show jumping training 

specifications, Cross-country novice specifications. 

3) AWARDS: Trophy & 8 ribbons per division. Awards sponsored by Bit of Britain. Flashdance 

Memorial: Low Score Adult (over 40) Amateur Novice Rider. (Sign up with the secretary)

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4) STARTING TIMES: Available on, www.area1usea.org. Stabling locations will be mailed. 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: Limited. $40/stall/night. Stabling will be assigned based on date of 

entry. Perm. stalls 0-20 miles of event. Bring your own bedding. Stall doors provided. Further info from 

secý. All stabling requests must be made before C.D. Veterinarian: Dr. Kirsten Glass (603)795-2747# 

will be posted at secý´s stand. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Robin Jaccaci B&B-next door. (802) 765-4822. . Cindy White 1.25 mi. 

(802) 765-4566. Hampton Inn-20 mi. White River Junction. (802) 296-2800. Super 8-20 mi. (802) 

295-7577. Holiday Inn-20 mi. (802) 295-3000. Comfort Inn-20 mi. (802) 295-3051. Idlewood Inn-6 mi. 

(802) 763-5326. Roz Finn B&B-2 mi., (802) 765-4500. Housing available in private homes. Contact 

Charlotte Faccio (802) 765-4134. Camping: Rest & Nest -10 mi. (802) 785-2997. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: Huntington Farm 130 Justin Morrill Hwy, South Strafford, VT 05070. 

From South: I-91 north to I-89 North at White River Junction. Exit 2/Sharon VT. Right 7 miles to South 

Strafford. Left at “T’ intersection. Farm 1.5 miles on right. From North: I-89 south to Exit 2/ Sharon VT. 

Left to South Strafford. As above. 

8) DRESSAGE: Test & arena sizes: PT-2010 USEF Preliminary Test B-Sm. OT/TN-2010 USEF Training 

Test A-Sm. ON-2010 USEF Novice Test A-Sm. BN-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test B-Sm. Arena: Sand & 

Grass, Perma Flex rubber. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: PT-2400 @ 470 mpm. OT-2200 m @ 450 mpm. TN-2200 m @400. 

ON-2000 m @ 350 mpm. BN-2000 m @ 350 mpm. Terrain: Varied: rolling, some hills, good galloping 

area. All courses: Moderately difficult. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country course closed July 31. Levels may be divided/combined as 

entries warrant; state preferences under the Eligible Section and birth date. Food on grounds. No dogs, 

please - any dog brought to competition must be secured in parking field at all times. 



AREA I EVENTS 

AUGUST 21 

GREAT VISTA HORSE TRIALS 

Fort Plain, New York (Area 1) 

Please be aware of important rule changes for eventing: EV114.1 Dress -Protective 

Headgear; EV114.5 Dress--Dressage Test; and, EV113.2 (NEW) 


LEVELS/DIVISIONS USEF Endorsed/USEA Recognized: N,T,BN USEA Recognized Tests: Intro 

SEND ENTRIES TO: Erin Keehan PO Box 374 Guilderland, NY 12084-0374 (518) 428-4386 irishelk@ 

yahoo.com http://www.greatvistafarm.com/schedule.htm EventEntries.com - check, MC/Visa accepted 

at Event Entries. By mail, check only. 

ORGANIZER: Sarah Dalton-Morris, 556 Paris Rd, Fort Plain, NY 13339. 

OFFICIALS: TD: Eileen Pritchard-Bryan, MD Judges: Pres Jack Leary, CT; Dressage Judges: Leonie 

Fernandes, NY CD: X-C: Ronan Moloney & Sarah Dalton-Morris SJ: Sarah Dalton-Morris. 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw checks to Great Vista Farm. Entry: $125 Per Division (BN 

riders not USEA members please add $25 non-member fee). USEA starter and drug fee to be added 

to entry fee, see entry form for amounts (not applicable for Intro Eventing Test. Pinney Deposit, $10.00; 

separate check with entry. Deposit check returned when pinney is returned. Double Entries: $10.00 

Stabling: Limited Onsite - $75.00 for the duration (3 nights maximum) with initial bedding. Offsite - 

within 0-3 miles from site, $30/night, no bedding provided. Stall Cleaning Deposit: $25.00 (separate 

check). Competitors Party: $10.00/additional tickets; competitors free. Returned check fee $30. 

1) ENTRIES: Intro EventingTest for riders and horses new to eventing. Refunds: Before C.D.-Entry and 

Stabling fee refunded in full; After C.D. Less $25 only if place can be filled from a wait list. Competition 

cancellation-No refund. Any changes made to entry after C.D. will be assessed a $25 processing fee per 

change. Cancellations by phone not accepted - please send email to ensure withdraw date confirmation. 

Neg. Coggins within 12 months required for all horses; must accompany entry (dated no later than 

8/21/10). 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Sat: Cross-country course opens-3 pm. Sun: Dressage-8 am; Show 

Jumping-10 am; Cross-country-Noon. 

3) AWARDS: Trophy & 8 ribbons per division.

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4) STARTING TIMES: Available from secý as of Thursday, August 18 on the Area 1 website at www. 

area1usea.org or by phone after 6pm. Postcards will not be sent. However emails are sent - Please make 

sure your email address is legible on your entry. 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: Limited on site stabling: $75 for the duration (3 night maximum), 

32 stalls on grounds (first come, first reserved) initial bedding provided. Off-site: 0-10 miles from event, 

$30/night, no bedding. $25 stall cleaning deposit required for all stabling - separate check made payable 

to Great Vista. Check destroyed if stall cleaned/cashed if not. Feed/Bedding/Hay available for purchase; 

further info from secý or organizer. Veterinarian: # will be posted at secý´s stand, in program & at 

stabling. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Heritage Meadows Farm B&B in Ephratah, NY, (518) 568-2997, www. 

heritagemeadowsfarm.com. Hazelnut Inn B&B, (518) 993-3346; Inn at Palatine Bridge-8 mi., (518) 673- 

2845; A White Rose-5 mi., (518) 993-3339; Gansevoors House B&B-12 mi., (315) 823-3969; Sweets B&B, 

(518) 568-7721; Rodeway Inn at Palatine Bridge.-8 mi., (518) 673.-3233; Best Western at Little Falls.-12 

mi., (315) 823.-4954; Camping: Crystal Grove Campsite, (518) 568-2914-8 mi. For other local B&Bs, 

please visit: cnybb.com. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: 556 Paris Rd, Fort Plain, NY 13339. Route 90 (NY Thruway) to Exit 29 

Canajoharie; at end of exit turn right on 5S. Stay on 5S in Fort Plain, follow truck route (take right at 

light, straight thru second light, at end turn right). Go up Sand Hill, near top of hill, turn left on Paris Rd. 

1 mile to Farm on left. Look for large brown barn for secretary and information. Watch for signage from 

thruway. 

8) DRESSAGE: Test & arena sizes: Arenas: All weather surface. T -2010 USEF Training Test A-Sm. 

N -2010 USEF Novice Test A-Sm. BN -2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test B-Sm. Intro Eventing Test -2010 

USEF Beginner Novice Test A-Sm. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: T-2000 m @ 450 mpm. N.-1900 m @ 400 mpm. BN.-1800 m @ 350 

mpm. Intro Eventing Test -300 mpm, 2'3". Terrain: Open field, rolling hills. All courses: Average, for 

horses with some experience at these levels. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country course closed July 18.Riders limited to 2 horses/level, or 4 

horses/entire event. 



Food available on grounds. 

Dogs must be leashed: loose dogs will be impounded; $50 loose dog fine. 

Competitors Party: Great food, Saturday, beginning around 6pm at Brown Barn. Competitors free, all 

others $10/person; please include with entry. 


AUGUST 27-28 

VALINOR FARM HORSE TRIALS 

Plymouth, Massachusetts (Area 1) 


AREA I EVENTS 


LEVELS/DIVISIONS USEF Endorsed/USEA Recognized: PT,N,T,BN 

SEND ENTRIES TO: Robyn Risso, Secretary Valinor Farm 1067 Old Sandwich Rd. Plymouth, 

MA 02360; Phone (508) 224-3332, Fax (508) 224-5683; Email: robyn@valinorfarm.com 

Web: http://www.valinorfarm.com/ 

ORGANIZER: Robyn Risso (same as above) Comp Management: Valinor Farm LLC. 

OFFICIALS: TD: TBD Judges: Pres: TBD Dressage Judges: CD: X-C Erin Risso SJ: Erin Risso / 

Valinor Farm. 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw checks to Valinor Farm. Entry: All Levels: $165.00 if 

postmarked on opening date or $175.00 if postmarked AFTER opening date. USEA/USEF fees are not 

included as part of the entry fee. Stabling: $80.00 per night on grounds. Beginner Novice divisions 

offered on Saturday and Sunday. Riders PLEASE state day of choice on entry. 

1) ENTRIES: Entry fees include $25 non-refundable office fee. Double entries: Not accepted. BN 

competitors who are not USEA members must pay extra $25 with entry. $25 charge for lost pinny, no 

deposit required. Negative Coggins required within 12 months for all horses. Refunds: Before C.D 

-Less $25 non-refundable office fee; After C.D.Entry-Less $25 office fee ONLY if place can be filled 

from a wait list. Withdrawals must be in writing or email. $25 fee for all changes after closing date or 

non-negotiable check: Changes must be in writing or email. No refunds on stabling after closing date. 

Competition cancellation-No refund. 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Fri: Cross-country course open-3 pm. Sat: (PT, T and BN) 

Dressage-7:30 am; Show Jumping-11 am; Cross-Country immediately following. Wear XC attire 

to SJ. Sun: (N and BN) Dressage- 7:30 am; Show Jumping-11 am; Cross-Country immediately 

following. Wear XC attire to SJ. *BN Competitors can choose to ride Saturday OR Sunday. Riders 

please state day of choice on entry.

3) AWARDS: Prizes & 8 ribbons per division. 

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4) STARTING TIMES: Available at www.area1usea.org and www.valinorfarm.com. 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: Limited. $80/stall/night on grounds. Possibly more available offgrounds. 

Stabling form must accompany entry, please specify Friday or Saturday night. Competitors 

stabling Friday night may arrive between 3 and 9pm on Friday; stalls must be cleaned and vacated by 

5pm Saturday. Sunday competitors with stabling may arrive between 5 and 9pm on Saturday, stalls will 

not be available before 5pm on Saturday. Stall doors provided, bedding available for purchase, please 

order with entry. Veterinarian: Halifax Veterinary Services, (781) 294-8155. # will be posted on board 

inside barn. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Hilton Garden Inn-8 mi., (508) 830-0200 The Blue Spruce 5 miles (508) 

224-3990 Comfort Inn-10 mi., (508) 746-2800. John Carver Inn-10 mi., (508) 746-7100. Many others. 

Camping: Not available on grounds. Several campgrounds nearby. IndianHead Resort- 2 miles 508 888- 

3688, Myles Standish State Forest 5 miles. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: 1067 Old Sandwich Rd., Plymouth, MA 02360 From the North: Take 

Mass Route 3 south to exit 3. Turn left off the exit. Take second right onto Old Sandwich Rd. Farm is 2 

miles on right. From the South: Take Mass Route 3 north to exit 2. At end of ramp turn left. Then turn 

left onto route 3A north. Follow Route 3A north for approx. 3 miles. Turn left onto onto Old Sandwich 

Rd. Farm is approx 2 miles down on left. 

8) DRESSAGE: Test & arena sizes: PT-2010 USEF Preliminary Test A-Sm. T-2010 USEF Training 

Test A-Sm. N-2010 USEF Novice Test A-Sm. BN-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test A-Sm. 

Arenas: grass or sand. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: T- 2200 m @ 420 mpm. N.-2000 m @ 350 mpm. BN.-1500 m @ 300 mpm/ 

max fence height 2' 7". All courses: Hilly, moderate for horses with some experience at these levels. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country course closed by August 1. Water and food available on 

grounds. Entry limit 100 per day. Levels may be divided/combined as entries warrant; state preferences 

under the Eligible Section and birth date on entry. Dogs must be leashed. No motorized vehicles 

allowed on X-Cty. No non-competing horses on grounds. Please contact organizer if you need to 

arrive for stabling after 9pm. Parking is limited, please write the size of your trailer on your entry form. 

Volunteers greatly appreciated! Official Photographer: Flatlands Foto www.flatlandsfoto.com. 



AREA I EVENTS 

AUGUST 27-28 

GENESEE VALLEY RIDING AND DRIVING CLUB HORSE TRIALS 

Geneseo, New York (Area 1) 

US Pony Club Championship Qualifying Rally. 


LEVELS/DIVISIONS USEF/USEA Recognized: P USEF Endorsed/USEA Recognized: 

N,NH,NR,T,BN,BNH,BNR USEA Recognized Tests: Intro 

SEND ENTRIES TO: Tina Russell, Secretary 37 Westview Crescent Geneseo, NY 14454 (585) 243- 

3739 not after 9 PM; Email: tinarusl@gmail.com; Web: www.gvrdc.org 

ORGANIZER: Wezo Pierson, 1661 Murray Road, Victor, NY, 14564, (585) 509-5691; E-mail: 

piersonlouisa@yahoo.com 

OFFICIALS: TD: Diane McBroom, VA Judges: Pres: Jackie Fischer Smith, OH; Dressage Judge: Janet 

Briggs, NH CD: X-C: Jeff Kibbie, PA SJ: Carol Kozlowski 

EVENT FEES: Draw checks to GVRDC. All P, T, N, BN competitors should use 2011 USEA entry form; 

Intro competitors use entry form on gvrdc.org. Entry: P/T: $165.00; N/BN: $150.00; Intro: $110.00 

(please note there are no fees for Intro). Stabling: $100.00; Clean Stall Deposit: $40.00 (separate 

check). 

1) ENTRIES: All entries include a $25 non-refundable office fee. If event is undersubscribed by CD, 

post entries will be accepted - post entry fees after the published close date are P/T=$190, N/BN=$175/ 

division. Incomplete entries: $10 fee. Entry confirmation will be posted on www.gvrdc.org. Double 

entries: Not accepted. BN competitors who are not USEA members must pay extra $25 with entry. Intro 

competitors are exempt from USEA starter and D&M fees and USEA membership/non-membership 

fees. Refunds: Before C.D..-Less $25 non-refundable office fee; After C.D. only if entry can be filled 

from wait list; Stabling only if stall can be filled from wait list. Competition cancellation-No refund. Neg. 

Coggins (within 12 months) required for all horses and must accompany entry. 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Fri: Stabling opens at Noon; Cross-country course opens at 3 pm. 

Sat: Dressage begins 8 am. Sun: Show Jumping begins at 8:00 am; Cross-country begins at 8:30 am. 

Beginner Novice and Novice will complete Show Jumping 15 minutes prior to cross-country so riders 

should show jump in x-c gear.


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4) STARTING TIMES: Available August 24 on www.gvrdc.org or www.AreaIUSEA.org. 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: Limited. $100/stall from Friday Noon to Noon Monday. Enclose 

separate $40 refundable check payable to GVRDC clean stall deposit (check will be destroyed when stall 

is stripped). 48 permanent stalls on grounds. Shavings only. Bedding available for purchase. Further 

info from secretary. Veterinarian: Genesee Valley Equine Clinic (585-889-1170). # posted at event 

scoreboard and at stabling. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Quality Inn-5 mi., (585-243-0500); Oak Valley Inn-5 mi., (585-243-5570). 

Camping: Parking for RVs, but no hook-ups. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: Roots Tavern Road, Geneseo, NY 14454. From East & West: Thruway Exit 

46 to 390 South to Exit 9.-Lakeville. Left off exit (Rt.15 S) for 9/10 mi. to first right on Triphammer Rd. to 

end. Left on Rt. 39 to second right on Roots Tavern Rd. Grounds 1/2 mile on left. From South: Rt. 390 to 

Exit 7.-Geneseo. Right off Exit. Follow signs to Geneseo. Left on Main St. (Rt. 39). Second left after High 

School to Roots Tavern Rd. Grounds 1/2 mile on left. Roots Tavern Rd. is approx. 4 miles from Geneseo. 

8) DRESSAGE: Test & arena sizes: P-2010 USEF Preliminary Test B-Sm. T-2010 USEF Training Test 

B-Sm. N-2010 USEF Novice Test B-Sm. BN-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test B-Sm. Intro-2010 USEF 

Beginner Novice Test A-Sm. Arenas: Sand & grass. Warm.-up: Grass. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: P.-3000m @ 520 mpm. T -2400m @ 450 mpm,. All N.-2000m @ 375 mpm. 

BN-1800 m @ 325 mpm. Intro: Will include logs and miniature versions of traditional cross-country 

fences not to exceed 2'2", with no water or ditches. Intro divison will not be timed. Terrain: Water, 

ditches & banks. All courses: Inviting but challenging. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country course closed until after event. Show jumping course for 

Preliminary may include a natural Liverpool. Levels may be divided/combined as entries warrant; state 

preferences under the Eligible Section and list birth date on entry. Food on grounds. Dogs leashed. 

Owners of loose dogs will be fined $25. Competitors' Party with music by Bob's Brother's Band 

on Saturday evening: competitors $10, others $15. 



NOTES

Area Chairman 

Steve Symansky 

22156 Sam Fred Rd. 

Middleburg, VA 20117 

(540) 687-6333 

ssymansky@gmail.com 

USEA National Adult Rider 

Coordinator 

Cindy DePorter 

3759 U.S. Hwy 15 

Oxford, NC 27565 

(919) 693-9143 

areaiiadultrider@aol.com 

Area II Adult Rider Coordinator 

Ann Baumgardner 

15 Bellevue Lune 

Washington, VA 22747 

(540) 671-0980 

ahbaumgardner@yahoo.com 


Area Representatives 

Phyllis Dawson 

36502 Kidwell Rd. 

Windchase Farm 

Purcelville, VA 20132 

(540) 668-6548 

Pwindchase@aol.com 

Kaiti Saunders 

1320 N. Courthouse Rd. 

Arlington, VA 22201 

(312) 969-6979 

kaiti@umich.edu 

Mary Schwentker 

223 Buckhorn Rd. 

Dry Run Farm 

Middletown, VA 22645 

(540) 869-7155 

Dryrunfarm@gmail.com 

Allison Springer 

PO Box 193 

Marshall, VA 20116 

(847) 612-1108 

info@allisonspringer.com 

Area Treasurer 

D.C. McBroom 

ponygirl@swva.net 

Young Rider Advancement 

Coordinators 

Chris Donovan 

cdonovan03@google.com 

AREA II 

Young Rider Coordinators 

Gwen Dean 

917 Old River Rd. 

Carthage, NC 28327 

(910) 947-5780 

gchildean@yahoo.com 

Audrey Wiggins 

217 Retriever Ln 

Carthage, NC 28327 

(910) 315-3032 

audrey@haganandhagan.com 

Area Organizer Representative 

Penny Ross 

1350 Decator Rd. 

Fairfield, VA 24435 

(540) 348-1152 

vht@cfw.com 

Area Website: 

www.usea2.net 

Affiliate Eventing Association’s 

Area Representative 

Janet Gunn 

11966 Bluegrass Ct. 

Nokesville, VA 20181 

(703) 594-3139 

jgunn@ix.netcom.com 

AFFILIATE EVENTING 

ASSOCIATIONS: 

Blue Ridge Eventing Assn. 

Jen Wolz 

3600 Ferncliff Rd 

Pulaski, VA 24301 

540-605-0677 

Email: treywolz@yahoo.com 

www.breventing.org 

Commonwealth DCTA 

Janet Gunn 

11965 Bluegrass Court 

Nokesville, VA 20181 

(703) 594-3139 

Jgunn@ix.netcom.com 

www.cdcta.com 

Delaware Valley CTA 

Pam Wiedemann 

579 Creek Rd 

Christina, PA 17509 

(717) 529 1063 

pamwiedemann@hotmail.com 

www.Dvcta.org 

Eastern States DCTA 

Carey Williams 

7-J Dennison Dr. 

East Windsor, NJ 08520 

(908) 692-1962 

cwilliams@aesop.rutgers.edu 

www.esdcta.org 

French Creek Dressage Assn. 

Cherie Gaebel 

271 Creamery Rd 

Elverson, PA 19520 

(610) 761-0918 

Email: sedgemere@enter.net 

www.frenchcreekdressage.org 

Maryland DCTA 

Nancy Morris 

16219 Dark Hollow Rd. 

Upperco, MD 21155 

(410) 374-2955 

Meurig@qis.net 

www.mdcta.org 

NCDCTA 

Amanda Atkins 

2012 Chase St. 

Clayton, NC 27520 

(252) 671-2175 


www.ncdcta.org 

Oley Valley CTA 

Jane Beck 

855 Kurtz Mill Rd. 

Mohnton, PA 19540 

(610) 856-1242 

janewbeck@yahoo.com 

www.ovcta.org 


JUNE 4-5 

WAREDACA HORSE TRIALS 

Unity, Maryland (Area 2) 


AREA II EVENTS 


LEVELS/DIVISIONS USEF/USEA Recognized: I,P USEF Endorsed/USEA Recognized: 

PT,TN,N,T,BN; USEA Recognized Eventing Test: YEH,FEH 

SEND ENTRIES TO: Janey Staehle, Secretary 4015 Damascus Rd. Laytonsville, MD 20882 (301) 570- 

4191 day, (301) 570-2150 (during competition), (301) 570-0287 (fax) 

ORGANIZER: Robert & Gretchen Butts, (same as above) (301) 570-4191 (D), (301) 774-7123 (E) 

OFFICIALS: TD: Trish Gilbert, MD Judges: Pres: Jack Leary, CT; Peggy Pariso, MD; Betty Thorpe, MD; 

Helen Brettel, VA; SJ Judge: Kathy White, MD C.D:X-C: Robert Butts, MD; OI-David O'Connor, VA 

SJ: Kathy White 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw checks to Waredaca, Inc. Entry: Per Entry: I: $190.00 

P: $185.00; PT: $180.00; T: $175.00; TN: $170.00; N: $165.00; BN: $150.00; YEH: 95.00, plus USEA 

$10.00 starter fee; FEH: $55 plus USEA fees Stabling: $50.00 per night per horse Muck Fee: $50.00 

(separate check) 

1) ENTRIES: All entries include a non refundable $25 fee. Riders are responsible for including a 

printed, legible and current email address on entry-all correspondence from secretary will be via email . 

Refunds: Before CD, less $25 non refundable fee; After CD..no refund entry or stabling. Competition 

cancellation…no refund. Scratches/changes: Must be in writing either Email (events@waredaca. 

com) or fax (301 570 0287). Changes to entry between Closing date and the Sunday before the 

event: $25. Changes to entry between the Monday before the competition and the event conclusion: 

$50. Post Entries: if space allows and post entries accepted, they will be charged an additional $50; 

all other refund/scratch/change fees still apply. YEH: YEH Entry Form and additional information can 

be found on www.useventing. com and in the Omnibus: Will be scheduled Friday morning/early 

afternoon. Horse Trials: Area II Adult Riders, please indicate on the entry form. Separate ribbons will be 

awarded. BN competitors who are not USEA members must pay extra $25 with entry. 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Fri: Cross-country course open-3 pm Sat: Dressage (I/T/BN)-7:30 am 

Show Jumping (I/T/BN)-8:30 am; Cross-country (I/T/BN)-9:00am. YEH/FEH Saturday afternoon Sun: 

Dressage (P/N)-7:30 am; Show Jumping (P/N)-8:30 am; Cross-country (P/N)-9:00 am. ***Note: all 

riders will have published X-C times being APPROX.30 minutes after your published S-J ride; further 

details on website when times are posted; Hybrid divisions (P/T, T/N, I/P) only if entries warrant.


3) AWARDS: Trophy & 8 ribbons per division. Cash Certificate for 1-3rd place. ADDITIONAL 

SPONSORED PRIZES. 

4) STARTING TIMES: Available WEDNESDAY, June 1, on WAREDACA.COM; posted by 2:00 PM.; do 

not call sec'y for times, please! 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: APPROX 25 STALLS AVAILABLE on grounds AND 40 within ten miles 

of event; No initial bedding provided. $50 muck fee required for all stabled, send separate check 

with entry. Solid DOORS ON ALL STALLS; Specific ASSIGNMENTS AND directions will be POSTED on 

website on June 1. Veterinarian: Dr. Julie Augustine. # posted at secy's stand. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Ask for special horse trial rates for Waredaca available for advanced 

reservations by May 15! Holiday Inn-15 mi., (301) 948-8900. GOOGLE GAITHERSBURG OR 

GERMANTOWN MARYLAND FOR ADDITIONAL OPTIONS. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: 4015 Damascus Rd., Laytonsville, MD 20882 From PA-North: I-70 west 

to Rt. 97 south, 9 miles to right onto Rt. 650 Damascus Rd., Farm 1 mile on right. Washington, DC 

Beltway (495) to I-270 N. Exit Shady Grove Rd., east. Continue east on Shady Grove to right on Rt. 

124. At 4th light, turn right on Brink Rd. Go 5 miles to left on Howard Chapel Rd. At stop sign, turn left 

on Damascus Rd. Entrance immediately on right. 

8) DRESSAGE: Test & arena sizes: I-2010 USEF Intermediate Test A-Std. P/PT-2010 USEF Preliminary 

Test A-Sm. T/TN-2010 USEF Training Test A-Sm. N-2010 USEF Novice Test-A Sm. BN-2010 USEF 

Beginner Novice Test A-Sm. Arenas: Grass. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: I: 3200 m@ 550 mpm. P-2800 m @ 520 mpm. PT/T-2400 m @ 475mpm. 

N-2200 m @ 375 mpm. BN-1600 m @ 350 mpm/12-14 jumps. All courses: Average, horses with 

some experience at this level. Water at all levels. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: ALL WEATHER ARENA FOR DRESSAGE AND SHOW JUMPING. Levels 

may be divided/combined as entries warrant; state preferences under the Eligible Section and birth date 

on entry. Food on grounds. Dogs must be leashed. PLEASE BRING WATER. NO MOTORIZED VEHICLES 

ALLOWED ON CROSS-COUNTRY COURSE. TUESDAY JUNE 7, cross-country schooling day, 10 am - 6 

pm, weather permitting. Sunday-Unrecognized Starter Event JUNE 26. WEDNESDAY JACKPOT DERBY 

JULY 6. 


JUNE 11-12 

RUBICON FARM HORSE TRIALS 

Leesburg, Virginia (Area 2) 





SEND ENTRIES TO: Sheryl Williams 14060 Rubicon Farm Lane Leesburg, VA 20176 (703) 777-6799 

(703) 777-4366 (fax); E-mail: rubiconfarm@lucketts.net Web: http://www.rubiconfarm.com/ 

ENTER ON-LINE: www.evententries.com Take advantage of Event Entries digital signature, coggins, and 

membership card features and save yourself some postage! Otherwise, mail original signature page 

(complete with owner, rider, and trainer signatures), copy of current coggins, and checks to Secretary to 

complete entry. 

ORGANIZERS: Eric & Sheryl Williams, 14060 Rubicon Farm Lane, Leesburg, VA 20176, (703) 777 6799, 

rubiconfarm@ lucketts.net. 

OFFICIALS: TD: TBD Judges: Pres: Debbie Rodriguez, VA; Susan Carr, MD; TBD SJ Judge: Helmut 

Boehme, VA CD: XC/SJ: David OĆonnor, VA. 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Electronic entries will be accepted at www.evententries.com 

Draw checks to Rubicon Farm. Entry: All divisions: $175.00. 

1) ENTRIES: Entry fees include a $25 non-refundable office fee. All entry fees must be in US funds 

drawn from US banks. ENTER ON-LINE VIA WWW.EVENTENTRIES.COM. For electronic entries, take 

advantage of Event Entries digital signature, coggins, and membership card features fax or mail 

legible coggins, signature page (complete with Owner, Rider, and Trainer sigs) and checks to secretary 

within 5 days of electronic entry (prior to closing). If you wish to pay via credit card, you must do so 

via electronic entry at www.evententries.com at time of entry. Double entries: Not accepted. All BN 

competitors who are not USEA members must pay extra $25 with entry. If oversubscribed, priority 

given to USEA members. $25 fee for bounced checks. Refunds: Before C.D.- Less $25 non-refundable 

fee; After C.D.-Entry less $25 ONLY if place can be filled from wait list. No refunds or changes after 

9 pm, June 6. All scratches/changes must be submitted directly to Sheryl Williams via e-mail to 

rubiconfarm@lucketts.net. We are not responsible for messages left on answering machines. $30 fee 

for each change after CD. Competition cancellation-No refund. Pinnies not returned=$50, no deposit 

required. Current Neg. Coggins required within 12 months for all horses, must accompany entry. All 

Prelim--copies of USEF membership card must accompany entry.


2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Fri: Cross-country course open 3 pm. Sat: All P/N-Dressage-8 am; 

Show Jumping-9 am; Cross-country-10 am. Sun: All T/BN-Dressage 8 am; Show Jumping 9 am; 

Cross-country 10 am. 


4) STARTING TIMES: Available June 8 at www.rubiconfarm.com Emergencies only, call (703) 777- 

6799 between 6:30 pm and 9 pm, June 8. Start times will be e-mailed. Please include legible e-mail 

address with entry. 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: Very limited, none on grounds. See www.rubiconfarm. com for 

listing of stabling options to arrange for your own stabling. Veterinarian: Total Equine 703 505 2320. 

# will be posted at secý´s stand. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Idyll Time Bed & Barn (2mi) (703) 443-2992 (www.bbonline.com/va/ 

idylltime/); (all others 7 miles away in Leesburg) Hampton Inn, (800) HAMPTON; Best Western (703) 

777-9400; Holiday Inn (703) 771-9200; Homewood Suites (866) 539-8135. Camping: No camping; 

No RV hookups on grounds. 

7) DIRECTIONS: (North of Leesburg, in Lucketts, VA). From North: Route 15 S. Left just past 

Getty Station onto Rte. 658/St. Clair Road, right at stop sign onto 662/Lucketts Road, 1 mi. on right. 

From South: Rt. 15 N into Lucketts. Right onto Rt. 662/Lucketts Road. 1 mi. on left. 

8) DRESSAGE: Test & arena sizes: All P-2010 USEF Preliminary Test B-Sm. All T-2010 USEF Training 

Test A-Sm. All N-2010 USEF Novice Test A-Sm. All BN-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test B-Sm. 

Arenas: Grass and Sand & Permaflex. Warm-up: Grass. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: P-3000 m @ 520 mpm. T-2600 m @ 470 mpm. N-2200 m @ 400 mpm. 

BN-2000 m @ 350 mpm, Terrain: gently rolling. All courses: Average for horses with experience at 

level of entry. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country course always closed. Levels may be divided/combined 

as entries warrant; state Preferences under the Eligible Section and birth date on entry; if no birth 

date listed, senior assumed, if no preferences specified under the Eligible Section, Open is assumed. 

Organizer reserves right to cancel divisions. Food available on grounds. Dogs must be leashed. $50 

fine for dogs not leashed to a human or otherwise restrained. No camping; No RV hookups on 

grounds. OPEN SCHOOLING DAY – TUESDAY, JUNE 14 – SEE FLYER IN COMP PACKET, PROGRAM, 

OR WEBSITE FOR DETAILS. 




JUNE 11 

PLANTATION FIELD HORSE TRIALS 

Unionville, Pennsylvania (Area 2) 



SEND ENTRIES TO: Bambi Glaccum, Secretary PO Box 82 1420 Doe Run Rd. Unionville, PA 

19375; (610) 347-2024 Tel; (610) 347-1001 /fax (610) 316-0450 (During Event) E-mail:Bambiglaccum@ 

prodigy.net; Web: www.Plantationfieldhorsetrials.com Enter on-line at www.evententries.com. 

ORGANIZER: Plantation FieldEquestrian Events, Inc., c/o Denis Glaccum (address same as above). 

OFFICIALS: TD: Mary Coldren, MD Judges: Pres: TBA CD:XC/SJ: Denis Glaccum, PA; 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw checks to PFE Inc. Foreign/Canada add $5 to each entry 

fee-US dollars only. Entry: P: $190.00; T/N/BN: $190.00 

1) ENTRIES: Entry fees include a $25 non-refundable office fee. Fee waived and change fee waived 

on all entries with postmark of April 20-23rd. Double entries: Not accepted. Refunds: Before C.D.-Less 

$25 non-refundable office fee, except as noted above, notify secý. All entries must have a valid email 

address. All changes, refunds, etc. must be written either by email or faxed; After C.D.-Entry-No refund. 

$25 changes fee. No changes to entry after June 1st. Competition cancellation-No refund. Neg. Coggins 

required for all horses within 12 months. Not notifying secý of intent not to compete will incur $25 fee. 

This applies also to no shows. 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Fri: Cross-country course open-3 pm. Sat: Dressage-8 am; Show 

Jumping-9 am; Cross Country – 9:30 am. 

3) AWARDS: Trophy & 10 ribbons per division. 

4) STARTING TIMES: Available June 2rd from www.Plantationfieldhorsetrials.com or secý,

(610) 347-2024, between 5 pm - 9 pm. 


5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: No stabling. Further info from Denis Glaccum. Veterinarian: 

Unionville Equine Center, (610) 932-6800; # will be posted at secý. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: The Hilton Garden Inn (official hotel for the horse trials-discount room 

rate if booked by April 23) (610) 444-9100 or on line at www.gardeninn.com. Best Western, Rts. 1 & 

322, Chadds Ford, (610) 358-9400. Mendenhall Inn Inn Hotel & Conference Center, Rt. 52, Kennett 

Pike, Mendenhall, PA-(610) 388-1181. For B&B´s, ; Kennett Steak and Mushroom Restaurant & Motel, 

610.444.6531; www.chestercountlinks.com/chester/topic/lodging. 

7) DIRECTIONS: GPS Directions: 450 Apple Grove Rd. Coatesville, PA 19320 From South: 95N 

to exit 100, N to Rte 1, N to Rte 82 exit. Left at ramp approx. 6 miles through Unionville. From North 

95: South to 322 west to Rte 1 south to Rte 82 exit. 

8) DRESSAGE: Test & arena sizes: P-2010 USEF Preliminary Test A-Sm. T-2010 USEF Training Test 

A-Sm. N-2010 USEF Novice Test A-Sm. BN-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test A-Sm. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: P-2200-3000 m @ 520 mpm. T-2000-2600 m @450 mpm. N-1600-2200 m 

@ 400 mpm. BN-1400-2000 m @ 350 mpm. P moderate for horses moving up. T/N/BN moderate. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country course closed March 1. Riders may be limited on total 

rides. Levels may be divided/combined as entries warrant; state preferences under the Eligible Section 

and birth date on entry. Food available on grounds. LEASH DOGS! All dogs $2 fee; loose dogs $5 

FINE ! NO dogs on course! All LOOSE dogs on course $10 FINE! All fees & fines payable to Fair Hill 

Course Building Fund. Trade Fair; wine & cheese party each event day. 




JUNE 18-19 

SENECA VALLEY PONY CLUB SPRING HORSE TRIALS 

Poolesville, Maryland (Area 2) 

Celebrating Seneca Valley's 50th birthday with new obstacles and upgraded prizes! 



N,T,BN USEA Recognized Tests: Starter 

SEND ENTRIES TO: Kathleen Flynn, Secretary 10740 River Rd. Potomac, MD 20854 (301) 299- 

3668; Before 9 pm. Email: svpcht@aol.com Web: http://www.senecavalleyponyclub.org/ 

ORGANIZER: SVPC Organizing Committee: Pam Blumberg, (301) 717-6121; Nancy Jones (240) 601- 

7127. 

OFFICIALS: TD: Helmut Boehme (VA) Judges: Pres: Cindy DePorter (NC); Cathy Tucker-Slaterbeck 

(MD); Ginna LaCroix, (MD); Sara Smallwood (VA) SJ Judge: Kathy White (VA) CD: XC: Tremaine 

Cooper (I); Morgan Rowsell (BN-P). SJ: Morgan Rowsell 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw checks to SVPC Horse Trials. Entry: I: $175.00; 

P: $165.00; T: $155.00; N: $145.00; BN: $135.00; Starter Test: $75.00 Stabling: $35.00 per night 

(separate check) Muck Deposit: $40.00 (separate check, check destroyed if stall left stripped). 

1) ENTRIES: Entry fees include $25 non-refundable office fee. Incomplete Entries - will be put on the 

wait list until complete. Double entries: Not accepted. Please include current e-mail address 

on entry. Copy of current negative Coggins must accompany entry: Neg. Coggins required within 

12 months for all horses. Returned check charge $30. $30 charge will be made for lost pinny. Starter 

competitors: Membership in USEA or USEF not required for horse or rider. No USEA or USEF drug 

or starter fees required. Changes: Any changes after closing date -$25 charge per change. After June 

13, 2010, any changes - $50. Refunds: Before C.D.-Full refund minus $25 office fee; After C.D.-Less 

$25 ONLY if place can be filled from wait list. Wait list expires 6/15/2010 at 9 p.m. Stabling-Full refund 

if secý notified by June 9. No refund after that date. Competition cancellation-refunds/rebates will be 

provided - amount will be determined after payment of expenses. All withdrawals must be emailed 

(svpcht@aol.com) or faxed (301-299-0461 before 9 pm) - NO FAXES ACCEPTED AFTER 6/11/09. No 

phone or answering machine scratches accepted. Check weekly status of entries updates online at 

www.senecavalleyponyclub.org.


2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Fri: Cross-country course open-3 pm Sat: All I/P/T Sun: All N/BN/Starter 

Test Schedule may be adjusted based on entries - check website regularly. 

3) AWARDS: Award & 8 ribbons per division. 

4) STARTING TIMES: Available on or before June 15 at www.senecavalleyponyclub.org. Do not 

call for routine times. 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: Limited stabling available off grounds. No initial bedding 

provided. Shavings only. Stall doors provided. $35/night, separate check with entry made payable 

to SVPC and separate check for muck deposit ($40). For further info call Nellie Hanagan at (301) 

407-1005. Veterinarian: Haley Kostinas, DVM. (301) 473-4114. # will be posted at secý´s office. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Courtyard by Marriott-10 mi., (301) 670-0008. Comfort Inn-10 mi., (301) 

330-0023. Hilton, 10 mi., (301) 977-8900. Holiday Inn-10 mi., (301) 948-8900. Camping: Hook ups not 

available. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: 14401B Partnership Rd, Poolesville, MD 20837. From 270 North or 

South: Exit 15, Rt. 118 South, to Germantown. Go 6 mi. to Rt. 28. Turn left. Go 0.7 mi to Rt. 112, Seneca 

Road (gas station on corner). Turn right. Go 4.2 mi. Turn right onto Partnership Rd. (SVPC Horse Trials 

sign on corner) Go 0.7 mi. to Bittersweet Field on right. From Beltway 495: Take River Rd exit #39, 

toward Potomac. Go 11.3 mi to stop sign. Turn left at stop sign (still River Rd) & continue 1.4 mi. Turn 

right onto Partnership Rd (SVPC H.T. sign on corner). Go 0.7 mi. to Bittersweet Field on right. Alternate 

VA Route: From US Rt. 15 outside Leesburg, VA, take White´s Ferry to MD side. Go through Poolesville. 

Take right fork outside Poolesville onto Partnership Rd. Bittersweet Field on left. No large rigs allowed 

on Ferry. 

8) DRESSAGE: Test & arena sizes: All I-2010 USEF Intermediate Test A-Std. P-2010 USEF Preliminary 

Test A-Sm. T-2010 USEF Training Test A-Sm. N-2010 USEF Novice Test A-Sm. BN-2010 USEF Beginner 

Novice Test A-Sm. Starter Test: USDF Intro Test B. Arenas: Grass. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: All I-3200 m @ 550mpm. P-2800 m @ 520 mpm. T-2400 m @ 470 mpm. 

N-2000 m @ 400 mpm. BN-2000 @ 350 mpm. Starter Test: 1200 m @ 275 mpm. Note: All 

distances and speeds are approximate. Water at all levels, except Starter. All courses: I-moderately 

difficult for horses with some experience at this level. P/T-Moderately difficult with options at many 

fences. N/BN-Average, for horses with some experience at these levels. Starter Test - Easy to average, 

fun starter test. 




10) OTHER INFORMATION: Starter Test - will be run the same as a USEA/USEF horse trial and, 

unless otherwise stated, will follow USEF rules. Maximum height in SJ and XC will be 2'3" -- most 

obstacles will NOT be at max height. Membership in USEA or USEF not required for horse or rider. 

No USEA or USEF drug or starter fees required. Capital Region Pony Clubs Eventing Rally is run 

in conjunction with the Horse Trials and participants will have a dedicated parking area and HM area. 

U.S. Pony Club members are exempt from the USEA Membership requirement at the Novice level and 

from paying the Beginner Novice non-member fee when competing in team competitions or Pony 

Club rallies held in conjunction with USEA recognized horse trials. Horse registration is also exempt at 

the Novice level. Cross-country competition course closed after May 15. Competition course open for 

public schooling only on scheduled schooling days. Riders may be limited on number of horses for 

entire event. Levels may be divided/combined as entries warrant; state preferences under the Eligible 

Section and birth date on entry. Food on grounds. Dogs must be leashed. No non-competing 

horses on grounds; no hacking out on grounds prior to competition date. Practice/hacking 

space available at stabling. No motorbikes on x-c while horses are on course. Please follow 

instructions from parking attendants for trailer parking. Official schooling days June 22 and 

25, from 10 am to 5 pm =$50. No advance registration necessary. Ground person and copy of current 

negative coggins required. Minors must have parent/guardian signatures. For further information, 

call Donna Willems (301) 580-6764. Horse Trials volunteers receive a free schooling pass; contact HT 

Volunteer Coordinator Debbi Ascher at (301) 580-2406.

NOTES 




JUNE 19 

BUCKS COUNTY HORSE PARK HORSE TRIALS 

Revere, Pennsylvania (Area 2) 

Accepting Post Entries up to June 8th. 



SEND ENTRIES TO: Melanie OŃeill 6251 Stump Road Pipersville, PA 18947 (215) 766-7107 

E-mail: melanie.oneill@comcast.net Web: http://www.buckscountyhorsepark.org/ 

ORGANIZER: Bucks County Horse Park Organizing Committee. 

OFFICIALS: TD: DC McBroom, VA Judges: Pres: Pam Weidemann,PA Dressage: SJ Judge: Alex 

Orr CD: XC/SJ: Susan & Duncan MacRae. 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw checks to BCHP. Entry: P/T: $160.00; T: $145.00; 

N: $145.00; BN: $110.00 Stabling: $35.00 Muck Fee: $25.00 

1) ENTRIES: Entry fee includes a $20 non-refundable office fee. Double entries: Accepted. BN 

competitors who are not USEA members must pay extra $25 with entry. Fee of $25 charged for 

changes/additions after closing date. Prelim fees do not apply to P/T Refunds: Before C.D-Entry/ 

Stabling less $20; After C.D-No refund. Competition cancellation-No refund. Neg. Coggins required 

within 12 months for all horses. 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Sat: Cross-country course open-3 pm. Sun: Dressage-8 am, Crosscountry-10 

am; Show Jumping-Noon. 

3) AWARDS: 8 ribbons/division. Dressage: 6 ribbons per division. Special awards: closest to crosscountry 

time, horse park member awards-include member number. 

4) STARTING TIMES: Available 6/216, by email, send request to melanie.oneill@comcast.net, or on 

www.buckscountyhorsepark.org or (215) 766-7107.


5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: Off-site. $35/night. $25 cleaning deposit. Stall doors (may be half 

doors) & 1 bale shavings provided. Hay/feed/bedding available for purchase. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Plumsteadville Inn-8.8 mi. (215) 766-7500. Hampton Inn-17.8 mi. (215) 536- 

7779. Best Western-17.8 mi. (215) 536-2500. Court House Motel Inn 14.6 mi. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: 8934 Easton Rd., Revere, PA 18953 From North/West (also NY, 

NJ): I-78 to Easton; Follow Rt. 611 South thru Raubsville, Riegelsville, Kintnersville, to traffic signal in 

Ferndale. BCHP is exactly 1 mi. south of traffic signal, on right. From Philadelphia/South: Rt. 611 

North thru Doylestown, Plumsteadville, Ottsville. Traffic signal at junction of Rt. 412, stay Rt. 611 North. 

Horse Park is 2.3 mi. on left. From Central NJ: US Rt. 202 South to Rt. 413 North, to Rt. 611 North, 

continue as above. 

8) DRESSAGE: Test & arena sizes: PT - 2010 USEF Preliminary Test A-Sm. T-2010 USEF Training Test 

A-Sm. N-2010 USEF Novice Test A -Sm. BN-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test B-Sm. Arenas: Screenings 

and sand. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: PT- 2400 m @ 470 mpm T-2400 m @ 450 mpm. N-2000 m @ 375 mpm. 

BN-2000 m @ 350 mpm, max. height 2´7". All courses- Solid courses at each level. Varied terrain, 

wood & fields, hills & flat. Check website for status of water. . P/T uses T xc course, will have several 

Preliminary questions at Training height. P/T show jumping full Preliminary level. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country open for schooling, until June 11 - $35. Levels may be 

divided/combined as entries warrant; state preferences under the Eligible Section and birth date on 

entry. Food on grounds. No mechanized vehicles on cross-country Dogs must be leashed. Check entry 

status at www.buckscountyhorsepark.org; Correct mistakes by closing date or be charged the change 

fee. Day of show phone - 267-337-4159. 


JUNE 24-26 

SUREFIRE HORSE TRIALS 

Purcellville, Virginia (Area 2) 




LEVELS/DIVISIONS USEF/USEA Recognized: I,P USEF Endorsed/USEA Recognized: N,T,BN 

SEND ENTRIES TO: Mary Coldren, Secretary Surefire Farm HT P.O. Box 196 Cochranville, PA 

19330 (717) 529-3254 (717) 529-1908 (fax); E-mail: mcoldren@epix.net NO MAIL OR FAXES AFTER 

6/20, USE EMAIL ONLY; Web: http://www.surefireeventing.com/ 

If doing an electronic entry through EventEntries.com you must submit your payment, signature page 

and copy of coggins within 5 days of entering (if not received within 5 days, postmark will be applied to 

date on which entry is complete). WHEN MAILING PAYMENT, INCLUDE A COPY OF ENTRY FORM OR 

EVENT ENTRIES RECEIPT. 

ORGANIZER: Jan Byyny, 20490 St. Louis Road, Purcellville, VA 20132. 

OFFICIALS: TD: TBD Judges: Pres: TBD SJ Judge: TBD CD:X-C: Tremaine Cooper, MA 

SJ: Jan Byyny, VA; 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw checks to Surefire Horse Trials. Entry: I: $200.00; 

P: $200.00; T: $170.00; N/BN: $160.00 Double Entries: $25.00 Post Entry Late Fee: $50 

1) ENTRIES: Entry fee includes a $25 non-refundable office fee. $25=Lost pinny, no deposit required. 

$25 change fee for each change made to entry. Refunds: Before C.D.-Less $25 non-refundable office 

fee; After C.D–no refund Competition cancellation-No refund. Neg. Coggins required within 12 months. 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Thurs: Cross-country course open-3 pm. Fri: (all I divisions): Dressage-8 

am; Show Jumping-10 am; Cross-country-10:30 am. Sat: (P/T): Dressage-8 am; Show Jumping-10 am; 

Cross-country-10:30 am. Sun: (N/BN): Dressage 8 am; Show Jumping-10 am; Cross-country-10:30 

am. SCHEDULE IS TENTATIVE. Depending on number of entries, schedule is subject to change. CHeck 

website at Closing Date for updates. 

3) AWARDS: Trophy & 6 ribbons per division. PRIZE MONEY ADDED THIS YEAR. See Website for 

details.


4) STARTING TIMES: Available June 22 on website www.surefireeventing.com 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: All stabling will be off-site in local barns – listing of local barns will 

be on the website www.surefireeventing.com Stalls limited, book early. Veterinarian: # will be posted at 

secý´s office. Vet on grounds for competition. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Approx. 20 miles: Holiday Inn, (703) 771-9200. Comfort Suites, (703) 669- 

1650. Best Western, Leesburg, (703) 777-9400. Days Inn Leesburg, (703) 777-6622. Hampton Inn, 

(800) HAMPTON. Camping: Not available, no RV hook-ups on grounds. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: Jeb Stuart Rd., Purcellville, VA 20132 From Winchester, VA: Rt. 7 East 

to 1st Purcellville exit. At bottom of ramp, turn right. At 7-11 Store, turn right on Rt. 690 South. Travel 

6.8 mi. to left turn on Jeb Stuart Rd. Parking at 1st drive on right. DO NOT FOLLOW MAPQUEST 

directions turning you onto Snickersville Turnpike to access Jeb Stuart Rd. 

• From Leesburg, VA: Rt. 7 West to exit for Rt. 287. At bottom of ramp, turn left. At T-intersection, turn 

right. Travel through Purcellville to 2nd 7-11 store. Turn left on Rt. 690 South. Travel 6.8 miles to left turn 

on Jeb Stuart Road. Parking at 1st drive on right. DO NOT FOLLOW MAPQUEST directions turning 

you onto Snickersville Turnpike to access Jeb Stuart Rd. 

• From Middleburg, VA: Rt. 50 West to right turn onto Rt. 611. Travel 6.1 mi. to right turn on Jeb 

Stuart Rd. Parking at 1st drive on right. 

8) DRESSAGE: Test & arena sizes: I-2010 USEF Intermediate Test B-Std. P-2010 USEF Preliminary Test 

B-Sm. T-2010 USEF Training Test B-Sm. N-2010 USEF Novice Test B-Sm. BN-2010 USEF Beginner Novice 

Test B-Sm. Arenas: Grass. NOTE TO INTERMEDIATE RIDERS: We are using the 2010 test this 

year in a Standard Arena, which is why we will run Intermediate on Friday. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: I-2600m @ 550 mpm. P-2400m @ 520 mpm. T-2200m @ 420 mpm. 

N-2000 m 350 mpm. BN-1800m @ 300 mpm. Open rolling pastureland, moderate difficulty. Tracks 

will be aerated. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country course open for schooling after June 27 by appointment. 

Call Surefire Farm (540) 338-0797. Concessions available on grounds. Dogs are welcome, but must be 

leashed. Water for horses will be provided, but it is recommended that you travel with some if you can. 




JULY 2 

HORSE PARK OF NEW JERSEY HORSE TRIALS 

Stone Tavern, New Jersey (Area 2) 

Run to benefit Jersey Fresh CCI2*/3* 



N,NR,T,TR,BN,BNR. 

SEND ENTRIES TO: Diane Engler, Secretary Horse Park of New Jersey PO Box 419 Cream Ridge ,NJ 

08514 (610) 847-9095 (7:00-9:00 pm please and during show). 

ORGANIZER: Horse Park of New Jersey/ Jane Cory jane@pleasanthollow.com 215-262-2870. 

OFFICIALS: TD: Gale d'Amanda Fox, NY Judges: Pres: Susan Graham-White, MD Dressage: Lisa Cox, 

PA; and TBA CD:X-C: Morgan Rowsell,NJ SJ: Morgan Rowsell, NJ. 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw checks to Horse Park of New Jersey Entry: Per division: 

P: $185.00; T: $165.00; N: $ 160.00; BN: $160.00 Stabling: $55.00 Camping: $45.00; $65.00 for 50 

amp hook-ups. Must check out with secretary before leaving grounds. 

1) ENTRIES: Entry fees include a $25 non-refundable office fee. Double entries: Not accepted. Use 

2011 USEA Entry Form. Electronic entries accepted thru www.EquestrianEntries.com and Xentry. BN 

competitors who are not USEA members must pay extra $25 with entry. If oversubscribed priority 

to USEA members. $35=Lost pinny: Do not send with entry Refunds: Before C.D.-less $25 nonrefundable 

office fee; After C.D.-Less $25 ONLY if place can be filled from wait list. Stabling-In full. No 

refunds after June 25. Only fax, mail or email withdrawals will be accepted (no phone withdrawals). 

Competition cancellation-Stabling only. Neg. Coggins required within 12 months for all horses. Changes 

after C.D.-$25/change. USEF membership cards required for P (owner, trainer & rider). 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Fri: Cross-country courses open - 3:00 pm. Sat: P/TR Dressage Sun: OT, 

All N, All BN. Dressage 8:00, Show Jumping: 9:30, Cross Country 10:30 CHECK WEBSITE FOR UPDATES 

AND/OR SCHEDULE CHANGES DUE TO ENTRIES!


3) AWARDS: Trophy & 8 ribbons per division. Other awards TBA during the competition. Award to 

competitor closest to optimum time at each level on cross-country. 

4) STARTING TIMES: Posted on www.horseparkofnewjersey.com 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: $55/stall/night. 275 perm. stalls on grounds. Stall doors only 

provided. Bedding available for purchase; further info from secy. No straw allowed. Veterinarian: 

Dr. Stephen Dey . will be on grounds during competition, emergency # will be posted at secy's office. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Freehold Gardens, (732) 780-3870. Days Inn , (609) 478-3200. Hampton 

Inn, (609) 426-1600. Holiday Inn-15 mi., (609) 448-7000. B&B Peacefield Farm, (609) 259-3774. 

Camping: Hook-ups. 70 available; $45 per day. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: 626 Rte 524, Allentown, NJ 08501 From North & South: New Jersey 

Turnpike to Exit 7A (I-195 east) to Exit 11 north to right on Route 524. Horse park on left 1.5 miles. Look 

for brown direction signs. From East: Garden State Parkway to Exit 98 (I-195 west) to Exit 11. As above. 

8) DRESSAGE: Test & arena sizes: BN-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test B-Sm. N-2010 USEF Novice 

Test B-Sm. T-2010 USEF Training Test B-Sm. P-2010 USEF Preliminary Test C-Std. Arenas: All weather 

stonedust. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: P-2700 m @ 520 mpm. All T-2400 m @ 420 mpm. All N-2000 m @ 350 

mpm. BN-1900 m @ 350 mpm. Terrain: Rolling, great footing. All courses: P-Moderate course with 

options. T/N/BN For horses with some experience at these levels. *Water jump at all levels. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Open Training, Training Rider, Open Novice, Novice Rider, 

Beginner Novice, Beginner Novice Rider. If you do not indicate othereise, will be placed in open 

division. Fill out entry completely! Food on grounds. Dogs must be leashed - preferably left at home! 




JULY 9-10 

THE MARYLAND HORSE TRIALS AT LOCH MOY FARM I 

Adamstown, Maryland (Area 2) 



SEND ENTRIES TO: Mary Coldren Secretary Maryland HT I 1235 Park Mills Rd Adamstown, MD 

21710 (717)529-3254; (301)874-0968 fax mdhorsetrials@aol.com www.themarylandhorsetrials. 

com http://www.themarylandhorsetrials.com/ Enter online at www.evententries.com (credit cards 

accepted) or send the check to the address listed above. All checks must be received before June 30th. 

If doing an electronic entry through www.EventEntries.com, you must submit your payment, signature 

page, and copy of coggins within 5 days of entering (if not postmarked within 5 days, entry will 

be assigned a postmark on the date it is complete). 

ORGANIZER: Carolyn Mackintosh, mdhorsetrials@aol.com; (301)514-0111 

OFFICIALS: TD: Muffin Pantaze, VA Judges: Pres: Pam Wiedemann, VA, Karen Adams, MD; Peggy 

Pariso, MD; Betty Thorpe, MD; SJ Judge: Kathy White, MD CD: X-C: Mogie Bearden-Muller, MD 

SJ: Kathy White, MD. 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory:: Draw checks to Maryland Horse Trials. Separate check for each 

entry. Entry: P: $200.00; T: $195.00; N: $185.00; BN: $175.00 Stabling: $75.00 per night Muck Fee: 

$50.00 (separate check) Double Entries: Not Accepted. Post Entry/Late Fee: $50.00 

1) ENTRIES: All entry fees must be in US funds; checks must be US checks or money orders from US 

banks; no foreign checks. All monies received between June 30th and July 9th must be paid in form of 

money order/cash/cashiers check (no exceptions) “Signature Required’ not accepted. Entry fees include 

a $25 non-refundable office fee. BN competitors who are not USEA members must include a $25 N/M 

fee with entry. $50.00 will be charged for any returned checks. Any change to entry subject to $25 fee 

and must be in writing (fax, email or mail). Before C.D. - change of horse and/or rider and/or division 

allowed. After C.D. - change of horse or rider (not both) and/or division, space permitting. Absolutely 

no telephone withdrawals, changes or stabling requests will be accepted ALL ENTRIES MUST INCLUDE 

PRINTED VALID EMAIL ADDRESS: ALL COMMUNICATIONS AFTER CLOSING DATE VIA EMAIL UNLESS 

OTHERWISE SPECIFIED ON ENTRY. Refunds: Before C.D.-Less $25 non-refundable office fee; After 

C.D.- No refunds. Competition cancellation - No refund. $50.00 lost/not returned pinney fee. Neg. 12 

month Coggins must be current through last day of competition and must accompany entry. ANY 

paperwork received after July 3, add $20 late fee. If space allows and post entries are accepted they will 

be charged an additional $50 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Fri: Cross-country course open-3 pm Sat: (P/N): Dressage-8 am; Show 

Jumping-10 am; Cross-country-10:15 am. Sun: (T/BN): Dressage 8 am; Show Jumping-10 am; Crosscountry-10:15 

am. Schedule is Tentative. Check website for possible changes to schedule.


3) AWARDS: Trophy & 8 ribbons per division. Special prizes - high point series cash award, awarded 

for points accumulated by competitors entered in all 3 MDHT 2011 Recognized USEA Events. For series 

details and entry information, see web site. 

4) STARTING TIMES: Available Thursday before on website www.themarylandhorsetrials.com. 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: 54 permanent stalls on site with stall doors in addition there will be 50 

temporary stalls in the adjoining indoor enclosure. $75.00 per night includes one bale of straw. STRAW 

BEDDING ONLY! Include SEPARATE $50 check muck deposit. If Stabling and Muck fees are combined 

into one check, the Muck fee will not be refunded. Competitors wishing to stay for the week must make 

arrangements through secretary. Bedding/Hay available for purchase ONLY if preordered on stabling 

form. Veterinarian: # will be posted at secý´s office. Vet on grounds for duration. Farrier - Josh Eggink 

(301-418-1237) will be on the grounds. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Comfort Inn, 7300 Executive Way, Frederick, MD 301-668-7272 (7.42 miles) 

pet friendly; Main Stay Suites, 7310 Executive Way, Frederick, MD 21704 301-668-4600 (7.42 miles 

away) pet friendly; Sleep Inn, 5361 Spectrum Dr, Frederick, MD 21703 301-668-2003 (8.27 miles away); 

Residence Inn by Marriot, 5230 West View Drive, Frederick MD 301-660-0010 (8.42 miles); Holiday Inn 

Express, 5579 Spectrum Dr, Frederick, MD 21703 301-695-2881 (8.60 miles away); pet friendly Camping: 

Not available, no RV hook-ups on grounds. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: 1235 Park Mills Road, Adamstown, MD 21710. From Route 15 in 

Maryland or Virginia: At Pt of Rocks, turn South onto MD-28 / CLAY ST. At stop sign turn right to 

continue on MD-28. Turn LEFT onto PARK MILLS RD. Event is 1.1 miles on left. From I-70 in MD: Exit # 

54 onto MD-355 South/ URBANA PIKE. Turn right onto Park Mills Road. Event is 6.4 miles on right. 


A-Sm. N-2010 USEF Novice Test A-Sm. BN-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test A-Sm. Arenas: All-weather 

footing. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: P-2600 m @ 520 mpm. T- 2400m @ 420 mpm. N-2000 m 350 mpm. 

BN-1600 m @ 325 mpm. Footing is old established turf, good footing; will be aggravated and watered. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: New addition, tracks and features to the xctry course. Competition 

Cross-country course open for schooling for the week of July 18. 10a – 6 p. weather permitting. Crosscountry 

schooling course open daily by appointment (301)514-0111. See website for details www. 

themarylandhorsetrials.com Wine & cheese party each event day for competitors and volunteers. All 

dogs must be leashed per USEF rule GR 301.6. Failure to comply may result in elimination and fine. No 

dogs on course. Concessions available on grounds. No motorized vehicles on course. Water on grounds 

but it is advised to bring your own. Non-competing horses require Neg. 12 month Coggins through last 

day of event. To stay up to date on the new course additions, clinics, schooling and entry information, 

become a fan of the Maryland Horse Trials on Facebook. 




JULY 16-17 

THE MARYLAND HORSE TRIALS AT LOCH MOY FARM II 

Adamstown, Maryland (Area 2) 



SEND ENTRIES TO: Mary Coldren, Secretary Maryland HT II 1235 Park Mills Road Adamstown, MD 

21710 (717) 529-3254, (301)874-0968 fax, MDhorsetrials@aol.com www.themarylandhorsetrials. 

com http://www.themarylandhorsetrials.com/ Enter online at www.evententries.com (credit cards 

accepted) or send the check to the address listed above. All checks must be received prior to July 3rd. 

(Section 1). 

If doing an electronic entry through www.EventEntries.com, you must submit your payment, signature 

page, and copy of coggins within 5 days of entering (if not postmarked within 5 days, entry will 

be assigned a postmark on the date it is complete). 

ORGANIZER: Carolyn Mackintosh, mdhorsetrials@aol.com (301)514-0111 

OFFICIALS: TD: Brian Ross, VA Judges: Pres: Susan Graham White, MD; Karen Adams, MD; Peggy 

Pariso, MD; Betty Thorpe, MD; Sara Smallwood, VA SJ Judge: Kathy White, VA CD: X-C: Mogie 

Bearden-Muller, MD, I: Tremaine Cooper, VA SJ: Kathy White, VA. 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw checks to Maryland Horse Trials. Separate check for 

each entry. Entry: I: $205.00; P: $200.00; T: $195.00; N: $185.00 BN: $175.00; Stabling: $75.00 per 

night. Muck Fee: $50.00 (separate check) Double Entries: Not accepted. Post Entry/Late fee: 

$50.00. 

1) ENTRIES: All entry fees must be in US funds; checks must be US checks or money orders from US 

banks; no foreign checks. All monies paid between July 4th and July 18th must be in form of money 

order/cash/cashiers check (no exceptions) Entry fees include a $25 non-refundable office fee. All BN 

competitors who are not USEA members must pay a $25 non-member fee. $50.00 will be charged 

for any returned checks. Any change to entry subject to $25 fee and must be in writing (fax, email or 

mail). Before C.D. - change of horse and/or rider and/or division allowed. After C.D. - change of horse 

or rider (not both) and/or division, space permitting. Absolutely no telephone withdrawals, changes or 

stabling requests will be accepted. ALL ENTRIES MUST INCLUDE PRINTED VALID EMAIL ADDRESS; 

ALL COMMUNICATIONS AFTER CLOSING DATE VIA EMAIL UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED ON 

ENTRY. Refunds: Before C.D.-Less $25 non-refundable office fee; After C.D.- No refunds. Competition 

cancellation-No refund. Neg. 12 month Coggins must be current through last day of competition and 

must accompany entry. ANY paperwork received after July 10, add $20 late fee. If space allows and post 

entries are accepted they will be charged an additional $50. 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Fri: Cross-country course open-3 pm. Sat: (I/T/BN): Dressage-8 am; 

Show Jumping-10 am; Cross-country-10:15 am. Sun: (P/N): Dressage 8 am; Show Jumping-10 am; 

Cross-country-10:15 am. Schedule is Tentative. Check website for possible changes to schedule.


3) AWARDS: Trophy & 8 ribbons per division. Other awards TBA during the competition. 

Special prizes - High point series cash award, awarded for points accumulated by competitors entered 

in all 3 MDHT 2011 Recognized USEA Events. For series details and entry information, see web site. 

4) STARTING TIMES: Available Thursday before on website www.themarylandhorsetrials.com 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: 54 permanent stalls in addition there will be 50 temporary stalls 

in the adjoining indoor enclosure. $75 per night includes one bale of straw. STRAW BEDDING ONLY! 

Include a SEPARATE $50 check muck deposit. Competitors wishing to stay for the week must make 

arrangements through secretary. Bedding/Hay available for purchase ONLY if preordered on stabling 

form. Veterinarian: # at Secretary's stand, Vet on grounds for duration. Farrier - Josh Eggink (301-418- 

1237) will be on the grounds. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Comfort Inn, 7300 Executive Way, Frederick, MD 301-668-7272 (7.42 miles) 

pet friendly; Main Stay Suites, 7310 Executive Way, Frederick, MD 21704 301-668-4600 (7.42 miles 

away) pet friendly; Sleep Inn, 5361 Spectrum Dr, Frederick, MD 21703 301-668-2003 (8.27 miles away); 

Residence Inn by Marriot, 5230 West View Drive, Frederick, MD 301-660-0010 (8.42 miles);Holiday 

Inn Express, 5579 Spectrum Dr, Frederick, MD 21703 301-695-2881 (8.60 miles away) pet friendly. 

Camping: Not available, no RV hook-ups on grounds. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: 1235 Park Mills Road, Adamstown, MD 21710 From Route 15 in 

Maryland or Virginia: At Pt of Rocks, turn South onto MD-28 / CLAY ST. At stop sign turn right to 

continue on MD-28. Turn LEFT onto PARK MILLS RD. Event is 1.1 miles on left. From I-70 in MD: exit 

# 54 onto MD-355 South/ URBANA PIKE. Turn right onto Park Mills Road. Event is 6.4 miles on right. 

8) DRESSAGE: Test & arena sizes: All I-2010 USEF Intermediate Test A-Std. All P-2010 USEF 

Preliminary Test A-Sm. All T-2010 USEF Training Test A-Sm. All N-2010 USEF Novice Test A-Sm. 

BN-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test A-Sm. Dressage Arenas: all-weather footing. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: ALL I- 3200 m @ 550 mpm. All P-2600 m @ 520 mpm. All T-2400 m @ 420 

mpm. All N-2000 m 350 mpm. All BN-1600 m @ 325. mpm. Footing is old established turf, good 

footing, will be aggravated and watered. BN/N good confidence building courses no change from week 

1. T/P less difficult than week 1, with the idea of being good move up courses for confident qualified 

horse/rider combinations. OI moderate. SJ and Dressage. Arenas: all-weather footing. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: New additions, tracks and features to the xctry course for 2011. 

Competition Cross-country course open for schooling for the week of July 18. 10a – 6 p. weather 

permitting. Cross-country schooling course open daily by appointment (301)514-0111. See website 

for details www.themarylandhorsetrials.com Wine & cheese party each event day for competitors 

and volunteers. All dogs must be leashed per USEF rule GR 301.6. Failure to comply may result in 

elimination and fine. No dogs on course. Concessions available on grounds. No motorized vehicles 

on course. Water on grounds but it is advised to bring your own. Non-competing horses require Neg. 

12 month Coggins through last day of event. To stay up to date on the new course additions, clinics, 

schooling and entry information, become a fan of the Maryland Horse Trials on Facebook. 


JULY 24 

OLNEY FARM HORSE TRIALS 



Joppa, Maryland (Area 2) 

Accepting Post Entries up to July 20th - Full refund if entry made by closing date. 


LEVELS/DIVISIONS USEF Endorsed/USEA Recognized: TN,N,T,BN 

SEND ENTRIES TO: Olney Farm HT PO Box 18 Benson, MD. 21018 olneyfarm@gmail.com 

ORGANIZERS: Org: Ami Howard, 1001 Old Joppa Rd., Joppa, MD, 21085 (410) 877-7690; 

ahoward152@msn.com Co-org: Donna Cox, DEMC6@comcast.net. 

OFFICIALS: TD: Seema Sonnad, PA; Judges: Pres GJ: Earlen Haven, DE; Dressage: 

Celia Vornholt, MD SJ Judge: Cathy Tucker-Slaterbeck, MD CD: XJ: Ami Howard SJ: Ami Howard 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw checks to Olney Farm. Entry: Per division: T,T/N,N: 

$150.00 BN: $140.00 Post entries accepted after closing date: add $15.00 Stabling: $ 40.00 Stall 

Deposit: $25.00 (separate check; muck fee). 

1) ENTRIES: All entries include a $25 non-refundable office fee. No grounds fee. Double entries: 

Accepted, $25. BN competitors who are not USEA members must pay extra $25 with entry. No deposit 

required for pinny. Lost pinney $25. Refunds: Before C.D.- In full less office fee; After C.D.-Entry/ 

Stabling- Less $25 non-refundable office fee ONLY if place can be filled from waiting list. USEA fees 

returned if no wait list. Accept phone cancellation to secý or email with reply from sec stating that it has 

been received. Entries made the first week of opening may be changed or cancelled without penalty up 

until 1 week before competition. $25 fee for change of division after C.D. Competition cancellation-Full 

refund. Add $10 to entry for competition cancellation insurance (full refund). Neg. Coggins within 1 year 

required for all horses. www.olneyfarm.com for info. 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Sat: Cross-country course open -3 pm. Sun: Dressage-8 am; Show 

Jumping-10 am; Cross-country-10:20 am. 

3) AWARDS: Trophyand 8 ribbons per division.


4) STARTING TIMES: Email to secretary or will be posted on website: www.olneyfarm.com. Posted 

at barn (410) 877-1887, July 27. 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: Limited. $40/stall/night. Some perm. stalls on grounds. Perm. stalls 

approx. 5 mile from event. Stall doors & 1 bag shavings provided. $25 muck fee in separate check: Will 

be torn up if stall is stripped/cleaned. Veterinarian: Manor Equine, (410) 472-3545. # will be posted at 

secý.´s stand & on scoreboard. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Hampton Inn 410-670-6000; Holiday Express Inn 410-676-6069; La Quinta 

Inn 410-676-6969. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: 1001 Old Joppa Rd., Joppa, MD 21085 From North: I.95 to Exit 74: Turn 

right end of exit ramp, 3 miles to light, right on Old Joppa Rd., 1/2 mile on right. From South: Turn 

left (towards Fallston) at light at end of exit ramp (MD 152), 3 miles to light, right on Old Joppa Rd. 1/2 

mile on right. 

8) DRESSAGE: Test & arena sizes: T/TN-2010 USEF Training Test A-Sm. N-2010 USEF Novice Test 

B-Sm. BN-2006 USEF Beginner Novice Test B-Sm. Arenas: New footing Sand & Rubber indoor, Sand & 

rubber outdoor, grass warm-up. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: T-2400 m @ 420 mpm; TN/N-2000 m @ 375 mpm; BN-1600 m @ 325 

mpm/max height 2'7" h. Terrain: Rolling hills. Courses: BN . good for first time at this recognized level. 

N/T -Average, for horses with some experience at these levels. Water, banks & ditches. All courses 

updated. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: TN division will show jump w/T. Cross country may include opt T 

fences. Cross-country course closed June 21. Levels may be divided/combined as entries warrant; 

state preferences under the Eligible Section and birth date on entry. Prize list available from sec fy or 

website: www.olneyfarm.com. Dogs must be leashed. Food available; Free drinks and snacks for course 

walk. Bring water. Water provided for bathing horses; ice, if weather/humidity index high. New parking 

area; new show jumping area. Cross country clinic May 28th. See Olney Farm website for more 

information. A beginner- firendly event! 




JULY 30-31 

HORSE PARK OF NEW JERSEY HORSE TRIALS 

Stone Tavern, New Jersey (Area 2) 

Run to benefit Jersey Fresh CCI2*/3* 



N,NR,T,TR,BN,BNR 

SEND ENTRIES TO: Mail entries to: Horse Park of NJ PO Box 419 Cream Ridge, NJ 08514 Diane Engler, 

Secretary (610) 847-9095 (7 pm - 9 pm )(609) 259-1881 (10/16 Noon to end of competition). 

ORGANIZER: Horse Park of New Jersey/ Jane Cory jane@pleasanthollow.com 215-262-2870. 

OFFICIALS: TD:Roger Haller ,GA Pres of Ground Jury: Gretchen Butts, MD Other judges: Lisa Cox 

PA, Eileen Pritchard-Bryan MD; SJ Jumping Judge: June Marsh, NJ CD:X-C: I: John Williams, NC; 

P/T/N/BN: Morgan Rowsell,NJ SJ: Morgan Rowsell, NJ. 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw checks to Horse Park of New Jersey Entry: Per division: 

I/P: $185.00; T: $165.00; N: $ 160.00; BN: $160.00 Stabling: $55.00 Camping: $45.00; $65.00 for 50 

amp hook-ups. Must check out with secretary before leaving grounds. 

1) ENTRIES: Entry fees include a $25 non-refundable office fee. Double entries: Not accepted. Use 

2011 USEA Entry Form. Electronic entries accepted thru www.EquestrianEntries.com and Xentry. BN 

competitors who are not USEA members must pay extra $25 with entry. If oversubscribed priority 

to USEA members. $35=Lost pinny: Do not send with entry Refunds: Before C.D.-less $25 nonrefundable 

office fee; After C.D.-Less $25 ONLY if place can be filled from wait list. Stabling-In full. No 

refunds after July 16. Only fax, mail or email withdrawals will be accepted (no phone withdrawals). 

Competition cancellation-Stabling only. Neg. Coggins required within 12 months for all horses. Changes 

after C.D.-$25/change. USEF membership cards required for P/I (owner, trainer & rider). 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Fri: Cross-country courses open-3 pm. Sat: I/P/TR Dressage Sun: OT, All 

N, All BN: Dressage 8:00; Show Jumping 9:30, Cross Country- 10:30 Check website for updates/ 

changes to schedule.


3) AWARDS: Trophy & 8 ribbons per division. Other awards TBA during the competition. Award to 

competitor closest to optimum time at each level on cross-country. 

4) STARTING TIMES: Posted on internet at www.horseparkofnewjersey.com 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: $55/stall/night. 275 perm. stalls on grounds. Stall doors only 

provided. Bedding available for purchase; further info from secy. No straw allowed. Veterinarian: 

Dr. Stephen Dey . will be on grounds during competition, emergency # will be posted at secy's office. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Freehold Gardens, (732) 780-3870. Days Inn , (609) 478-3200. Hampton 

Inn, (609) 426-1600. Holiday Inn-15 mi., (609) 448-7000. B&B Peacefield Farm, (609) 259-3774. 

Camping: Hook-ups. 70 available; $45 per day. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: 626 Rte 524, Allentown, NJ 08501 From North & South: New Jersey 

Turnpike to Exit 7A (I-195 east) to Exit 11 north to right on Route 524. Horse park on left 1.5 miles. Look 

for brown direction signs. From East: Garden State Parkway to Exit 98 (I-195 west) to Exit 11. As above. 

8) DRESSAGE: Test & arena sizes: BN-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test B-Sm. N-2010 USEF Novice 

Test B-Sm. T-2010 USEF Training Test B-Sm. P-2010 USEF Preliminary Test C-Std. I-2010 USEF 

Intermediate B-Std. Arenas: All weather stonedust. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: I- 3200 m @ 550 mpm; P-2700 m @ 520 mpm. All T-2400 m @ 420 mpm. 

All N-2000 m @ 350 mpm. BN-1900 m @ 350 mpm. Terrain: Rolling, great footing. All courses:I/ 

P-Moderate course with options. T/N/BN For horses with some experience at these levels. *Water jump 

at all levels. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country course closed July 1. Divisions: Intermediate, 

Preliminary, Open Training, Training Rider, Open Novice, Novice Rider, Beginner Novice, 

Beginner Novice Rider. If you do not indicate othereise, will be placed in open division. Fill out entry 

completely! Food on grounds. Dogs must be leashed - preferably left at home! 




AUGUST 6 

FAIR HILL INTERNATIONAL HORSE TRIALS 

Elkton, Maryland (Area 2) 


LEVELS/DIVISIONS USEF/USEA Recognized: I,P USEF Endorsed/USEA Recognized: N,T 

SEND ENTRIES TO: Enter online at www.evententries.com or Mail to: Mary Coldren, Secretary Fair Hill 

International 378 Fair Hill Drive Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-6911; (410) 398-5020 (fax) (302) 547-0695 

during event email: horsetrials@fairhillinternational.com http://www.fairhillinternational.com/. If doing 

an electronic entry through EventEntries.com you must submit your payment, signature page and copy 

of coggins within 5 days of entering (if not received within 5 days, postmark will be applied to date on 

which entry is complete). WHEN MAILING PAYMENT, INCLUDE A COPY OF ENTRY FORM OR EVENT 

ENTRIES RECEIPT. 

ORGANIZER: Fair Hill International Horse Trials Committee (address same as above). Comp 

Management: Fair Hill International, Inc. 

OFFICIALS: TD: Sally Ike, NJ Judges: Pres: Jan Conlon, MD; Phoebe deVoe Moore; KC Van Dyck, 

DE CD:X-C/SJ: Trish Gilbert, MD. 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw checks to Fair Hill International, Inc. No foreign 

checks(U.S. dollars only) Entry: Per division: I: $225.00; P: $225.00; T: $185.00; N: 

$185.00 Stabling: $45.00/night Muck fee: $35.00 (separate check) Double entries: $25.00 

Camping: $45.00/night. Post Entry/Late fee: $50.00. 

1) ENTRIES: Entry fees include a $25 non-refundable office fee. $30 fee for bounced checks. $50 

charge for lost pinney. Include printed, legible and current email address on entry. All correspondence 

from secretary will be via email. Refunds: Before C.D.- Less $25 non-refundable office fee; After C.D.- 

Entry/Stabling-No refund. Competition cancellation-No refund. Scratches/Changes must be in writing 

via mail, fax, email only. A fee will be charged for any changes made to entry: $30/change fee, $50 

changes after August 1. ANY paperwork received after August 1, add $50 fee. Neg. Coggins required 

within 12 months for all horses. If space allows and post entries are accepted they will be charged an 

additional $50. 


Jumping-10 am; Cross-country-10:15 am. NOTE: This is a Tentative Schedule! If entries 

warrant, some divisions may be run on Sunday. Check website for updates at closing date.

3) AWARDS: 8 ribbons per division. 


4) STARTING TIMES: Available Wednesday, August 3 after 6 pm on the web: 

www.fairhillinternational.com. 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: $45/stall/night. $35 separate check for clean stall deposit required. 

120 perm. stalls on grounds. Bring stall guards. Some stalls DO NOT HAVE DOORS. Straw bedding 

ONLY. 1 bale of straw/stall provided. PRE-ORDER any additional straw or any hay needed from 

sec'y by July 27. If additional bedding/hay is not pre-ordered, it will NOT be available for purchase. 

Veterinarian: # posted at sec'y office. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Visit our website for a complete listing. La Quinta Inn and Suites-7 mi, 

(410) 620-9494 - Mention Fair Hill Int for a DISCOUNTED RATE. Comfort Inn, Northeast, MD-12 mi., 

(410) 287-7100. Holiday Inn Express, Northeast, MD (410)287-0008. Best Western, Northeast, MD 

(410)287-5450. Hampton Inn (410-398-7777. Motel 6-7 mi., (410) 392-5022. Econo Lodge-7 mi,(410) 

392-5010. Knight's Inn-7 mi., (410) 392-6680. Camping: On grounds limited, $45/night for hook-up; 

$25/night primitive. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: 4600 Telegraph Rd., Elkton, MD 21921 From North: I-95 or NJ Turnpike 

south over Delaware Memorial Bridge, take exit 109A (Rt. 279 Elkton) to Rt. 213, right on 213 North 

to right on Rt. 273 East. Show grounds immediately on right. From South: I-95 to Exit 100. Left off 

ramp on Rt. 272 North, 5 mi. to Rt. 273 East 6 mi., go through intersection of Rt. 213. Show grounds 

immediately on right. 

8) DRESSAGE: Test & arena size: I-2010 USEF Intermediate Test B-Std. P-2010 USEF Preliminary Test 

B-Sm. T-2010 USEF Training Test B-Sm. N-2010 USEF Novice Test B-Sm. Arenas: Sand & stonedust/ 

rubber. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: I-3300 m @ 550 mpm. P-3000 m @ 520 mpm. T-2600 m @ 470 mpm. 

N-2200 m @ 400 mpm. All courses: Average, for horses with some experience at this level. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: IMPORTANT: IMPORTANT: NO MOTORIZED VEHICLES allowed on 

park land by MD state law - leave the mini-bikes at home. Cross-country not open for schooling, 

except during scheduled times as listed on website. Levels may be divided/combined if entries 

warrant; state preferences under the Eligible Section and birth date on entry. Food on grounds. Dogs 

must be leashed or owners will be fined $40 per violation by MD DNR, and riders may be eliminated 

as per USEF rule GR 301.6 Contact sec'y or see website for information on starter horse trials & crosscountry 

schooling at Fair Hill. 




AUGUST 13-14 

WAREDACA FARM HORSE TRIALS 

Unity, Maryland (Area 2) 


LEVELS/DIVISIONS USEF/USEA Recognized: IP,I,P USEF Endorsed/USEA Recognized: 

PT,TN,N,T,BN USEA Recognized Tests: YEH-5,YEH-4,FEH 

SEND ENTRIES TO: Janey Staehle, Secretary 4015 Damascus Rd. Laytonsville, MD 20882 (301) 570- 

4191 day (301) 570-2150 (during competition) (301) 570-0287 (fax); Web: http://www.waredaca.com/ 

ORGANIZERS: Robert & Gretchen Butts, (same as above) (301) 570.-4191 (D), (301) 774.-7123 (E). 

OFFICIALS: TD: Cindy DePorter, NC Judges: Pres GJ: Brian Ross, VA Dressage Judges: Peggy 

Pariso, MD; Pam Wiedemann, PA; Betty Thorpe, MD SJ Judge: Kathy White, VA C.D:X-C: Robert 

Butts, MD BN -P; David O'Connor, I C.D. SJ: Kathy White all levels FEH and YEH: Brian Ross, Pam 

Wiedemann, Cathy Tucker-Slaterbeck. 

EVENT FEES: Draw checks to Waredaca, Inc. Entry: Per Entry: I: $195.00; P: $190.00; PT: $180.00; 

T: $180.00; TN: $170.00; N: $170.00; BN: $165.00; YEH: $95.00, plus a $10 USEA Starter Fee; FEH: 

$70.00, plus a $10 USEA Starter Fee. Stabling: $50.00 limited number; Muck Fee: $50.00 (separate 

check). No initial bedding supplied; shavings can be pre ordered; check website for details. All stabling 

assignments and updates POSTED ON WEBSITE AUGUST 10. 

1) ENTRIES: All entries include a non refundable $25 fee. Riders are responsible for including a 

printed, legible and current email address on entry-all correspondence from secretary will be via email. 

Refunds: Before CD, less $25 non refundable fee. After CD..no refund entry or stabling. Competition 

cancellation…no refund. Scratches/changes: Must be in writing either Email (events@waredaca. 

com) or fax (301 570 0287). Changes to entry between Closing date and the Sunday before the event: 

$25. Changes to entry between the Monday before the competition and the event conclusion: $50. 

Post Entries: if space allows and post entries accepted, they will be charged an additional $50; all 

other refund/scratch/change fees still apply. YEH: YEH Entry Form and additional information can 

be found on www.useventing. com and in the Omnibus: Will be scheduled Friday morning/early 

afternoon. Horse Trials: Area II Adult Riders, please indicate on the entry form. Separate ribbons will be 

awarded. BN competitors who are not USEA members must pay extra $25 with entry. 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Fri: XC courses for all levels open 3 PM Sat: Dressage (I/T/BN)- 

7:30 am Show Jumping (I/T/BN)-8:30 am; Cross-country (I/T/BN)-9:00am. YEH/FEH SATURDAY 

AFTERNOON Sun: Dressage (P/N)-7:30 am; Show Jumping (P/N)-8:30 am; Cross-country (P/N)-9:00 

am. ***Note: compressed schedule will be in effect: all riders will have published show jumping times 

and published X-C times being APPROX.30 minutes after your S-J ride; further details on website when 

times are posted.


3) AWARDS: Trophy & 8 ribbons per division. Cash Certificate for 1-3rd place. MANY ADDITIONAL 

SPONSORED PRIZES. 

4) STARTING TIMES: Available WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10 on WAREDACA.COM; posted by 2:00 PM. 

Do not call secý for times, please! 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: Stabling: $50 on grounds; limited number. Muck fee: $50.00 

(separate check). No initial bedding supplied; shavings can be pre ordered; check website for 

details. All stabling assignments and updates POSTED ON WEBSITE. COMPETITION 

Veterinarian: Dr. Julie Augustine. # posted at secy´ s stand. ON CALL. Veterinarian: Damascus Equine 

Associates 301 253 3992. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: OFFICIAL HOTEL: HOLIDAY INN OF GAITHERSBURG MD - Ask for special 

horse trial rates for Waredaca available for advanced reservations by August 1! 15 mi. Gaithersburg MD, 

(301) 948.-8900. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: 4015 Damascus Rd., Laytonsville, MD 20882 From PA-North: I-70 west 

to Rt. 97 south, 9 miles to right onto Rt. 650 Damascus Rd., Farm 1 mile on right. Washington, DC 

Beltway (495) to I.-270 N. Exit Shady Grove Rd., east. Continue east on Shady Grove to right on Rt. 

124. At 4th light, turn right on Brink Rd. Go 5 miles to left on Howard Chapel Rd. At stop sign, turn left 

on Damascus Rd. Entrance immediately on right. 

8) DRESSAGE: Test & arena sizes: I/IP-2010 USEF Intermediate Test B-Std. P/PT-2010 USEF 

Preliminary Test B-Sm. T/TN-2010 USEF Training Test B-Sm. N-2010 USEF Novice Test-B Sm. BN-2010 

USEF Beginner Novice Test B-Sm. Performance Arenas: ALL WEATHER FOOTING; grass warm up. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: I-3200 m@ 550 mpm. IP/P-2800 m @ 520 mpm. PT/T-2400 m @ 

450mpm. TN/N-2000 m @ 400 mpm. BN-1600 m @ 350 mpm/12-14 jumps.-max. fence height 2'f 

6". All courses: Average, horses with some experience at this level. Water at all levels. Gently rolling 

terrain. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: ALL WEATHER ARENA FOR DRESSAGE AND SHOW JUMPING. 



Food on grounds. 

Dogs must be leashed. 

PLEASE BRING WATER. 

NO MOTORIZED VEHICLES ALLOWED ON CROSS-COUNTRY COURSE AT ANY TIME 

CROSS COUNTRY SCHOOLING DAY TUESDAY AUGUST 16, 10 am - 6 pm, weather permitting. 

SHAVINGS CAN BE ORDERED IN ADVANCE. 




AUGUST 20-21 

DIFFICULT RUN FALL HORSE TRIALS 

Herndon, Virginia (Area 2) 

Individual Tests of Choice offered at BN, N,T, and P in all phases. 

Youth Team Challenge - 21 and under, teams may ride at mixed levels Adult Rider 

Divisions including Team Competition. 



SEND ENTRIES TO: JoAnn Nelson Difficult Run H.T. Secretary 13716 Rosetree Court Chantilly, VA 

20151 Phone number during event only: 703-598-2828 Email: nelsonjoann@aol.com. Website: http:// 

drpc.ponyclub.org/ 

ORGANIZER: Difficult Run P.C. Organizing Committee, Chairman, Myra McKitrick, 703.771.0955 

OFFICIALS: TD: Helmut Boehme, VA Judges: Pres: Debbie Rodriquez, VA; Dressage: Gina LaCroix, 

MD; SJ Judge: Georgine Winslett, CD:X-C: Morgan Rowsell, NJ, SJ: Georgine Winslett 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw checks to DRPC. Entry: BN: $135.00; N/T: $140.00; 

P: $145.00 Stabling: $75.00 per weekend or $45.00 per night. Muck Fee Deposit: $ 40.00, separate 

check for deposit preferred. 

1) ENTRIES: Entry fee includes a $25 non-refundable office fee. Note: Association and drug fees 

payable to USEA and USEF are no longer included in the entry fee – refer to the fee section of the 

entry form for payment amounts. These fees shall be sent to the competition with your entry form for 

each horse (i.e. total with all fees are P=$173; T/N =$160; BN=$155.) A single check for the full amount 

is preferred. Each rider/horse change after C.D. but on or before August 16 is $25. Each rider/horse/ 

division change after August 16 is $40. If there are insufficient entries on the closing date, entries will be 

accepted until there are no longer any open slots. Entries accepted after CD must pay an additional $25 

office fee before August 16 and $40 after August 16. Bounced check fee: $25. Double entries: accepted 

with $25 extra fee. BN competitors who are not USEA members must pay extra $25 with entry. If 

oversubscribed, priority given to USEA members. $25=Lost pinny (deposit not required). Refunds: 

Before C.D.-Less $25 non-refundable office fee; After C.D. Entry less Stabling-Less $25 only if place 

can be filled from wait list. All scratches must be given to the secý directly, preferably by email. Not 

responsible for scratches or changes left on answering machine. Competition cancellation-Minimum 

$25 refund. Neg. Coggins required for all horses within 12 months. Copy of current negative Coggins


must accompany entry (or be received by secretary at least one week before competition and entry 

should indicate date it will be sent). Please include email address. If AREA II Adult Rider, please 

indicate on entry as we will have special divisions and Team competition if entries warrant. Youth 

Team Challenge (21 and under): please indicate on entry whether you are part of a pre-arranged 

team of wish to be assigned to a team. See website for details. 

Tests of Choice: Each rider/horse combination may enter any combination of up to three tests, but 

any horse may only enter 2 XC tests including the Horse Trials phase. Horses may be ridden by up to 

two different riders. Riders entering a Training XC test must have successfully completed at least one 

schooling or USEA Horse Trials at Novice. Riders and horses entering a Preliminary XC test must meet 

the USEF requirements for competing at that level. A complete Prize List and entry form for individual 

Tests of Choice are available on the website. 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Please see Other Information below. Fri: Stables open-2 pm; Cross.country 

course open.-3 pm. Sat: Dressage (P/BN)-8 am; Show Jumping: P-11 am; BN 1 pm. Cross.country 

(P/BN) 20 minutes after Show Jumping. Sun: Dressage (T/N) 8 am; Show Jumping: T -11 am; 

N - pm; Cross.-country (T/N) 20 minutes after Show Jumping. Schedules may be switched if entries 

warrant. Updates to schedule will be posted on DRPC website. It is also possible that P and/or T may 

take place over two days. 

3) AWARDS: Trophy and 8 ribbons per division. Adult Rider divisions and separate Adult Rider Ribbons 

and team ribbons if entries warrant. Youth Team Challenge prizes and ribbons. Ribbons will be mailed 

on receipt of stamped, self-addressed envelope if not picked up at event. 

4) STARTING TIMES: Available on or before August 19 at http://drpc.ponyclub.org/ or from secý 

email. Competitors are urged to use website for starting times & email to get information. Please 

include email address on entry form so that the secretary can contact you regarding changes & posting 

times. Postcards will not be sent. 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: Stabling in spacious permanent new barns. Rubber-matted stalls 10 x 

12, doors provided. Sawdust or one bag of shavings will be provided; additional bags can be purchased 

for $7 with entry or $10 at the horse trials. Competitors using stabling are required to pay $40 muck 

fee; refundable if stall is stripped clean. Separate check for muck fee is preferred. Veterinarian: TBD 

on grounds for duration of competition. Number will be posted at secretary stand. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Staybridge Suites, located 1.3 miles from the park (pet and equestrian 

friendly) with complimentary early breakfast (703)713-6800, Microtel-(703) 471-5005. Days Inn.-2 

mi., (703) 471.-6700. Comfort Inn.-3 mi., (703) 437.-7555. Marriott Courtyard.-3 mi., (703) 478.-9400. 

Marriott Suite-2 mi., (703) 709-0400. 




7) DIRECTIONS: Address: Frying Pan is located at: 2709 West Ox Rd Herndon, VA 20171 From I.495 

(Washington Beltway): Exit for Dulles Airport/ Toll Road West (Rte 267) to Exit 10 .- Herndon/Chantilly 

to left on Rte 657 for 1.6 miles to a left on West Ox Road. Left to Frying Pan Park - one block on left. 

From West: Dulles Greenway to Dulles Toll Rd. (Rt. 267) to Exit 10-Herndon/Chantilly to Rt. 657, turn 

right 1.5 miles to West Ox Rd. As before. From Rte 50 East to Rte 28 North. Take Route 28 to McLearen 

Road, Route 668, make a right on McLearen to Centreville Road. Take a left on Centreville Rd. to a right 

on West Ox Road to park on left. From I-66. Take VA Route 28 North (Sully Road) via exit 53 towards 

Dulles Airport. Go 6.6 miles to a right on McLearen Road. As above. 


A-Sm. N-2010 USEF Novice Test A-Sm. BN-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test A-Sm. Arenas: Sand mix; 

grass. All Tests of Choice: 2010 USEF Test A for level selected. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: P.-2800 m @ 520 mpm. T.-2400 m @ 420 mpm. N.-1800 m @ 375 mpm. 

BN.-1600 m @ 350 mpm. All courses-Average for horses with some experience at this level. Cross 

Country tests of choice will be conducted in the same manner as the XC phase of the Horse Trials. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country course closed August 2nd at sundown. For schooling 

prior to 8/2, check with Frying Pan Park to see if course is open (703) 437-9101. Levels may be divided/ 

combined as entries warrant; state preferences under the Eligible Section and birth date on entry. If 

an Area II Adult Rider, please indicate on entry. Food on grounds. Dogs must be leashed. Pictures of 

most of the jumps on course can be seen at: http://drpc.ponyclub.org/ Frying Pan Park has been newly 

renovated, including two new barns with large stalls and wash areas, and expanded parking. Dressage 

will be in the indoor arena, and possibly also on grass. Show Jumping will be outdoors. We will try to 

schedule all levels to complete in one day, but that may not be possible. The Website will be updated 

with scheduling information. All competitors are reminded that Competition Management may fine any 

individual up to $100 for improper disposal of needles or other sharp disposable instruments. Sharps 

containers will be available in the barns.

NOTES 

2011 | SUMMER OMNIBUS •145



AUGUST 27-28 

LOUDOUN HUNT PONY CLUB FALL HORSE TRIALS 

Oatlands, Virginia (Area 2) 


LEVELS/DIVISIONS USEF/USEA Recognized: I,P USEF Endorsed/USEA Recognized: N,T 

SEND ENTRIES TO: Victoria Fox 14140 Griffin Farm Lane Leesburg, VA 20176 (703) 999-6810 (703) 

999-6810 during event; E-mail: lhpcht@aol.com Web: http://www.loudounhunt.ponyclub.org/ 

ORGANIZER: Loudoun Hunt Pony Club Organizing Committee, Margaret Good, Chm, 18683 Canby 

Rd., Leesburg, VA 20175, (703) 777-8776, Fax (703) 777-8455; westerlyva@aol.com. 

OFFICIALS: TD: Helmut Boehme VA Judges: Pres: Brian Ross, VA; Dressage: Heidi Berry,VA; Davida 

Bierbrauer, MD Judge: Kathy White, VA. CD:X-C/SJ: (I/P) Tremaine Cooper, VA; (T-N) Jeff Kibbie, MI 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw checks to LHPC Horse Trials. Separate check for 

each horse. Checks must be drawn on a US Bank or be a US money order. No foreign checks or 

international money orders. $50.00 returned check fee. Entry: I=$185.00; P=$185.00; T=$175.00 

N=$175.00 Stabling: $55.00 per day or $95.00 per weekend $50.00 pinney deposit (Check destroyed if 

pinney returned at the event). 

1) ENTRIES: Entry fees include a $25 non-refundable office fee. I/P competitors must include copy 

of USEF card. Double entries: Not accepted. Copy of current negative Coggins required for all horses 

within 12 months must accompany entry. Include current printed legible e-mail address on the entry. 

All correspondence from the secretary will be via e-mail. REFUNDS: Before C.D.- Entry less $25 

non-refundable office fee; After C.D.-Entry less $25 ONLY if place can be filled from waiting list. NO 

REFUNDS AFTER 9 pm, Aug. 24. ALL SCRATCHES M U S T BE GIVEN DIRECTLY TO VICTORIA FOX 

(703) 999-6810 OR E-MAILED TO LHPCHT@AOL.COM. WE ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR SCRATCHES 

LEFT ON ANSWERING MACHINES. E-MAIL PREFERRED. $30 charge for any change of entry after C.D. 

$50.00 charge for any change of entry after August 25. Competition cancellation-No refund. 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Fri: Cross-country course open-3 pm. Sat: Dressage (I/P/T)-8 am; Show 

Jumping (I/P/T)-9 am. Some Training divisons may have all three phases on Sunday. Sun: Dressage 

(N); Show Jumping (N); Cross-country (I/P/T/N)-8:00 am. Novice will be run entirely on Sunday. Any 

changes will be posted to USEA and Loudoun Hunt Pony Club website. 


4) STARTING TIMES: Available Aug. 23 on the internet: www.loudounhunt.ponyclub.org. 

Postcards will not be sent. Emergencies only, Aug. 24 - 25 between 6 pm & 9 pm Call (703) 999-6810. 

Do not call the organizer or Morven Park!


5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: Mail stabling forms and checks made out to LHPC Horse Trials to 

the secretary. $55.00 per day or $95.00 per weekend (2pm Friday – 6pm Sunday). Stabling only. For 

schooling at Morven call (703) 777-2890. No foreign checks. Two bags initial bedding included. 150 

perm. stalls at Morven Park. Stall doors provided. Additional shavings available for purchase from 

Morven Park. No straw please. Stabling refunds: Full refund before C.D. No refunds after C.D. unless 

place can be filled from wait list. No refunds after 5 p.m. Aug. 24. Stabling scratches must be directly 

to Victoria Fox (703) 999-6810 or e-mail lhpcht@aol.com . No voice mail. Do not call organizer. 

Bedding/Feed/Hay available for purchase from Southern States, Purcellville, Va (540) 338-7136. 

VETERINARIAN: Hoof and Paw Veterinary Service, Inc., (540) 338-5888. Number will be posted at 

secretary´s stand & in barns. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Hampton Inn-2 mi., (703) 669-8640. Best Western-2 mi., (800) 528-1234. 

Comfort Suites-2 mi., (800) 228-5100. Days Inn-2 mi., (703) 777-6622. Holiday Inn, 3 mi., (703) 771- 

9200 (Ask for Morven Park discount). No electric or water hook-ups. No tent sites. No sleeping in barns 

at stabling site. Self contained RV/Trailers only at stabling site. 

7) DIRECTIONS: To Event Site: Oatlands is 6 mi. south of Leesburg off Rte 15. From North: Rte 15 

south from Leesburg approx. 6 mi. Left on Rte 651 – Gap Road for .3 mi. to parking on left. From 

South: North on Rte 15 from Rte 50 & Rte 15 intersection approx. 5 mi. Right on Rte 651 – Gap Road 

for .3 mi. to parking on left. TO STABLING at Morven Park (North of Leesburg off Rte 15): From 

North: Right on Rte 740 - Tutt Lane (1 mi. north of town) 8/10 mi. to drive on left. From South: left 

on Rte 740 - Tutt Lane (200 yds. after end of Leesburg Bypass) 8/10 mile to drive on left. DO NOT 

follow small historic signs in town of Leesburg for “Morven Park.’ 

8) DRESSAGE: Test & arena sizes: I-2010 USEF Intermediate Test B-Std. P-2010 USEF Preliminary Test 

B-Sm. T-2010 USEF Training Test B-Sm. N-2010 USEF Novice Test B-Sm. Arenas and warm-.up: Grass 

footing. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: I-3025 m @ 550 mpm. P-2800 m@ 520 mpm. T-2400 m @ 420 mpm. 

N-2000 m at 400 mpm. All courses: Average, for horses with some experience at this level. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country course never open for schooling except for scheduled 

schooling days: Schooling day to be determined. Watch www.loudounhunt.ponyclub.org for 

information and/or will be announced at the event. Levels may be further divided if entries warrant; 

state preferences under the Eligible Section and birth date on entry. Food on grounds. Dogs 

must be leashed. USEF Rule GR 301.6 $50 fee for lost pinney. Reception at close of cross-country. 

COMPETITORS PLEASE NOTE: The Fall Horse Trials are being held at OATLANDS . . . N O T MORVEN 

PARK! Stabling only is at Morven Park. For permission to school on grounds at Morven Park, call 703- 

777-2890 before arriving. 



NOTES

AREA III COUNCIL 

Area Chair 

Juli Hearn 

73 Creek View Ct. 

Aiken, SC 29803 

803.642.1276 

J_hearn@bellsouth.net 

At-Large Area Council Members 

Alice Andrews 

(352) 669-9982 

rockinghorseht@aol.com 

Jane Barron 

(850) 997-8484 

jbarron07@aol.com 

Diana Lewis 

(770) 252-2857 

areaiii@hotmail.com 

Glenn Wilson 

(770) 787-15810 

wilson6268@bellsouth.net 


Pam Dichting 

pdicting@bellsouth.net 

Adult Riders Coordinator 

Robin Bass 

(770) 775-1444 

robinb@us.ibm.com 

Young Riders Coordinator 

Judy Lewis 

(251) 634-9553 

judylewis@aol.com 

YR Assistant Coordinator 

Jacque Carter 

jacque.carter@earthlink.net 

(678) 423-8774 

Organizers Representative 

Jane Barron 

(850) 997-8484 

jbarron07@aol.com 

Area III Website 

www.usea3.org 

AREA III 

BOARD OF GOVERNORS 

AREA REPRESENTATIVES 

Peter Gray 

(352) 591-0256 

psgray007@hotmail.com 

Jonathan Holling 

(352) 873-4808 

willowrunfarm@hotmail.com 

AREA III OFFICERS 

Adult Rider Representative 

Debi Crowley 

(256) 679-3348 

dcrowley@hiwaay.net 

Nominating Comm/Annual Mtg. 

Pat Burns 

(770) 253-1756 

patticake@numail.org 

Young Rider Representative 

Danielle Dichting 

Dani_dichting@yahoo.com 

(770) 324-4099 

Area Newsletter Editor 

Barb Miller 

kb3amf@comcast.net 

Affiliate Representative 

Susan Hughes 

(770) 683-6686 

hughes235@bellsouth.net 

Point Tabulation 

Nancy Russell 

A3dayevntr@aol.com 

AFFILIATE EVENTING 

ASSOCIATIONS 

Birmingham Dressage and CTA 

Peggy Franklin 

77 Rolling Hills Rd. 

Sterrett, AL 35147 

(205) 365-6961 

peggybfranklin@gmail.com 

www.bdcta.org 

Georgia Dressage and CTA 

Peri Lambros 

1830 Mount Zion Rd. 

Oxford, GA 30054 

(678) 382-4105 

Plambros@bellsouth.net 

www.gdcta.org 

Mississippi Eventing and 

Dressage Association 

Sharon Mulder-Lampley 

534 Kavanaugh Dr. 

Vicksburg, MS 39180 

(602) 631-4492 

River Region Dressage and CTA 

Christine Prescott 

3366 Cloverdale Rd. 

Montgomery, AL 36106 

(334) 328-4553 

c.prescott@svcaroridge.com 



AREA III EVENTS 

JUNE 4-5 

POPLAR PLACE FARM JUNE HORSE TRIALS 

Hamilton, Georgia (Area 3) 


LEVELS/DIVISIONS USEF/USEA Recognized: P USEF Endorsed/USEA Recognized: PT,N,T,BN 

SEND ENTRIES TO: Enter On-Line: www.evententries.com (credit cards accepted). Mail original 

signatures, copy of coggins, copies of USEF memberships (if applicable) & check(s) to Secretary. 

OR Mail Entries To: Donna Stegman, Secretary Poplar Place Farm, LLC PO Box 219, Cataula, GA 31804- 

0219, Phone: (706) 582-3742 ext. 209; Fax: (888) 731-9492-- use during competition also Email: 

donna@poplarplacefarm.com Website: www.poplarplacefarm.com 

ORGANIZERS: Donna & Gary Stegman, (same as above) Competition Management: Poplar Place 

Farm, LLC. 

OFFICIALS: TD: Pat Maykuth, GA Judges: Pres: Brian Ross, VA; Amy McElroy, SC CD: X-C: Tremaine 

Cooper, MA SJ: Jan Brodkin 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw checks to Poplar Place Farm, LLC. One check per horse. 

Foreign/Canada checks add $5 to each entry (US funds only). We now accept most major credit 

cards. Entry: P: $190.00; PT/T/N/BN: $175.00 Stabling: $150.00 Addit´l nights: $25.00 Stall 

deposit: $25.00 (separate check) Grounds fee: $50.00 (non-stabled horses) Camping: $30.00. 

1) ENTRIES: Please check Website (www.poplarplacefarm.com) for updates & additional 

information. Entries are accepted when received. Priority is based on “postmark date" – date on 

envelope or online submission date. Payment is due when entry submitted. If payment is not 

submitted with entry, payment must be received within 7 days or the “postmark date" will be 

changed to reflect the date the payment is postmarked. Entry fees include a $25 non-refundable office 

fee. Double entries: Not accepted. $25 stall stripping deposit drawn on separate check is required with 

entry. Stall deposits cannot be paid online. Check or cash only. Returned checks - $30 fee. Changes: 

Any change to an entry subject to $25 fee. All change requests must be in writing (email, fax or 

mail). Before C.D.-change of horse and/or rider and/or division allowed. After C.D.-change of horse or 

rider (not both) and/or division allowed, space permitting. Refunds: Before one week after C.D. (May 

24)-Less $25 non-refundable office fee. Withdrawals MUST be emailed, faxed or mailed & postmarked 

on or before May 24. After May 24-No refunds, unless entry and/or stall can be filled from wait list, less 

$25 non-refundable office fee. Competition cancellation-No refund. Lost or damaged pinny = $50 (no 

deposit required). Include copies of USEF membership cards for rider, trainer & owner (Preliminary 

and above). Copy of negative Coggins within 12 months required for all horses & must accompany 

entry. After May 3, check www.poplarplacefarm.com for entry status & other information. 


Jumping-10 am. Competitors´ party-6 pm (tickets required – section 10). Sun: Cross-country-8 am. 

3) AWARDS: Prizes & 8 ribbons per division.


4) STARTING TIMES: Available May 31 at www.poplarplacefarm.com; Stabling info. also available. 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: $150/stall Thurs. through Sun. Additional nights-$25/stall. 224 

permanent stalls & temporary stalls available if entries warrant. If temporary stabling is utilized, barn 

assignments will be made based on postmark date of entry (not “stable with" requests). Stall doors/ 

initial bedding (shavings) provided. Tack stalls $150 - available only after all horses have been assigned 

a stall. No stabling changes without permission of secretary or $50 fine. Grounds fee for non-stabled 

horses $50 for entire event. Hay/Shavings available for purchase on grounds. Email prior to May 31 to 

order shavings & have them waiting at your stall when you arrive. $25 stall cleaning deposit required 

& must be included with entry ON A SEPARATE CHECK. Stalls to be stripped prior to leaving (check 

will be destroyed if stall is stripped). Veterinarian: Dr. Rachel Burlton, DVM (706) 663-2128. # will be 

posted on bulletin board at restroom building. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Columbus: Hampton Inn North – 13.3 mi, (706) 256-2222. DoubleTree 

Hotel – 14.5 mi, (706) 327-6868. Hyatt Place – 13.3 mi, (706) 507-5000. Wyndham Gardens – 13.2 

mi, (706) 507-1111. Country Inn & Suites – 14.5 mi, (706) 660-1780. Holiday Inn Express – 13.3 mi, 

(706) 507-7200. Marriott Courtyard – 18.3 mi, (706) 323-2323. Residence Inn - 13.6 mi, (706) 494- 

0050. SpringHill Suites by Marriott – 13.6 mi, (706) 576-3773. Homewood Suites - 13.4 mi, (706) 

568-3545. Pine Mountain: Callaway Gardens - 9.3 mi, (800) 225-5292. Valley Inn - 5.9 mi, (706) 

628-4454. Pine Mountain Chalets - 18.7 mi, (800) 535-7622. Mountain Top Inn Resort & Lodge – 15.5 

mi, (706) 663-4719. Camping: Limited camper hook-ups (water & electric) - $30/night, reserve early. 

NO electric or water hookups permitted from barns. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: 8191 US Highway 27 E, Hamilton, GA 31811. Traveling Tips: Do not 

take “Alt. US Hwy. 27’ (you may never get here). Some Internet mapping sites may route you to Lynn 

Dr. – do not turn here (dead end road with limited turnaround). If approaching from the south, do not 

take US Hwy 27 through Columbus (too many traffic lights). From North: I-85 south to exit #21, I-185 

south. Exit #42, US 27 south (left). 21.7 miles to right at Kingsboro Rd. (just past Mulberry Creek). Look 

for Poplar Place Farm Show Entrance sign. Follow Kingsboro Rd. to end. Farm entrance ahead. From 

South: I-185 north, Exit #12, Williams Rd., east (right). Straight thru stop sign, cross RR to traffic light, 

then north (left) on Veterans Pkwy. 12.0 mi. to left at Kingsboro Rd. (pass farm main entrance), then as 

above. From East & West: US 80 to Veterans Pkwy./US 27 (exit 4) north, then as above. 

8) DRESSAGE: Test & arena sizes: P/PT: 2010 USEF Preliminary Test A-Sm. T: 2010 USEF Training Test 

A-Sm. N: 2010 USEF Novice Test A-Sm. BN: 2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test A-Sm. Arenas: Cushion 

Track Premier waxed sand, with ample warm-up. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: P: 2730m @ 520mpm. PT/T: 2100m @ 450mpm. N: 1850m @ 375mpm. 

BN: 1780m @ 325mpm. All courses: Average, for horses with some experience at these levels. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country course closed May 21. Levels may be divided/combined 

as entries warrant; state preferences under the Eligible Section and birth date on entry. Food concession 

on grounds – open early for breakfast. Dogs are welcome, but MUST be leashed during competition. 

If caught loose, $25 fine. No cars or trucks on course. No motorized vehicles allowed on course 

Sunday. Party: Saturday evening: Food, beverages and entertainment. For food, everyone (including 

competitors) must purchase a meal ticket. All meal tickets purchased with entry & through Friday 6:00 

= $5. Meal tickets purchased after Friday 6:00 = $10, subject to availability. Complimentary beverages & 

entertainment. 




JULY 9-10 

CHATTAHOOCHEE HILLS HORSE TRIALS 

Fairburn, Georgia (Area 3) 

AEC Qualifier Summer Series 1 



SEND ENTRIES TO: Mail entries to: Rick Dunkerton, Secretary c/o AMS P.O. Box 1647 Laurel, MS 

39441-1647 Phone - (601) 498-3330 Fax - (601) 426-9984 Email: rdunkerton@evententries.com. 

Register Online at www.EventEntries.com. Visa/MC, Discover, AmEx & checks accepted. 

ORGANIZER: Chattahoochee Hills Organizing Committee, 9445 Browns Lake Rd, Fairburn, GA 

30213, Phone: (770)892-2540, Fax: (770)969-6457, email: chatthills@aol.com Comp Mngmnt: 

Chattahoochee Hills Eventing 

OFFICIALS: TD: Minday Friesen Judges: Pres: Mary Lewis CD:X-C: Ritchard Temple, VA 

SJ: Marc Donovan, NC. 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw checks to Chattahoochee Hills Eventing. Entry: Per 

Division: P/T/N/BN: $200.00 Stabling: $200.00 (if entering both summer series 1 and 2 same horse 

rider combination stabling for both including the week in between Events $300) Grounds Fee: $50.00 

horses not stabled on grounds/day haulers. 

1) ENTRIES: Entry fee includes a $25 non-refundable office fee. Double entries: Not accepted. XC 

Pinny/Holder/Insert required---for sale on site for $10 each. Refunds: Before C.D.-Less $25 nonrefundable 

office fee. After C.D.-Entry less $50 ONLY if place can be filled from wait list. Competition 

cancellation-Partial Credit. Neg. Coggins within 12 months required for all horses. 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Fri: Cross Country Open for Inspection 3:00 pm Sat: Dressage-8:00 am; 

Jumping -10:00 am. Sun: Cross-country-7:30 am. 


4) STARTING TIMES: Available July 1, at www.chatthillseventing.com.


5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: $200.00 from Friday 12 Noon to Sunday. permanent stalls on 

grounds. Stall doors provided; initial bedding provided,$25 stall stripping deposit (collected upon 

arrival, check or cash). (if entering both summer series 1 and 2 same horse rider combination stabling 

for both including the week in between Events $300) Non-compete horses=$50 grounds fee. Pre Order 

bedding and golf cart reservations at www. ChattHillsEventing.com Feed/Bedding/Hay available for 

purchase-further info from the secretary. Veterinarian: Southern Cresent Equine Services, (770) 252- 

6860, # available at show office. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Special Rate from both hotels please tell them you are with Chatt Hills 

Eventing : Sleep Inn, 10 mi., (678) 782-4700. Country Inns & Suites 678-782-4900 Full RV service on 

grounds (limited must make reservations by thru Chatt Hills Web site only; not Event Entries $250 per 

site or $75 per night which ever is more) Both summer series 1 and 2 including the week inbetween 

$400. reservations www.chatthillseventing.com. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: Cedar Grove Rd. Fairburn, GA 30213 From I-75 North & South of 

Atlanta: Take I-285 West to Exit 62 Spur 14 S. Fulton Pkwy, then below. From I-20 heading West: 

Take I-285 heading south to Exit 62 Spur 14 S. Fulton Pkwy, then below. From I-85 heading South: 

Take Exit 69 Spur 14 S. Fulton Pkwy From South Fulton Prkwy, then below. Below for all directions 

above: Stay on S. Fulton Pkwy for 7.5 miles then Right on "Hwy 92 Campbellton Fairburn Rd". Go 4.5 

miles then Left on "Hwy 70 Cascade Palmetto Rd". Go 0.3 miles then Right on "Cochran Mill Rd". Go 

1.7 miles then Right at 4-way stop on "Cedar Grove Rd. " Stabling entrance 1.5 miles on right. From 

I-20 heading East: Take Exit 37 Hwy 92 Fairburn/Douglasville; end of ramp go Right on 92 South/ 

Fairburn Rd. Go 5.2 miles then go Right at light staying on 92 South Fairburn Rd. Go for 4.2 miles then 

at light go Right on Cascade Palmetto Rd. Go 0.3 miles then Right on Cochran Mill Rd. Go 1.7 miles 

then Right at 4-way stop on Cedar Grove Rd. Stabling entrance 1.5 miles on right. From I-85 heading 

North: Take Exit 61 Hwy 74, Fairburn; end of ramp go left heading North on 74. When the 4-lane lane 

turns into a 2-lane, stay straight (do not continue on 74; go straight for 2.3 miles until the road dead 

ends into Rivertown. Go left on Rivertown for 3.5 miles to S. Fulton Pkwy. Cross over S. Fulton Pkwy 

staying on Rivertown for 2 miles then right at 4-way stop on Cochran Mill Rd. Go for 3 miles, then left at 

4-way stop on Cedar Grove Rd. Competition entrance will be 1.5 miles on right. 


B-Sm. N-2010 USEF Novice Test B-Sm. BN-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test B-Sm. All weather surfaces. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: P-2800 m @ 520 mpm. T-2200 m @ 450 mpm. N-2000 m @ 350 mpm, 

BN- 1600 @ 325 mpm. All courses: Average, for horses with some experience at this level. Terrain: Well 

established turf on rolling sandy loam soils, "Fantastic Going"! 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country course is closed 6 weeks out. Entry limit: 240. Riders 

limited 3 horses/level or 5 horses/entire event. Levels may be divided/combined if entries warrant; 

state preferences under the Eligible Section and birth date on entry. Food on grounds. Dogs must be 

leashed. Saturday. Golf cart rental reservations available, check website for details. 




JULY 16-17 

CHATTAHOOCHEE HILLS HORSE TRIALS 

Fairburn, Georgia (Area 3) 

AEC Qualifier Summer Series 2 



SEND ENTRIES TO: Mail entries to: Rick Dunkerton, Secretary c/o AMS P.O. Box 1647 Laurel, MS 

39441-1647 Phone - (601) 498-3330 Fax - (601) 426-9984 Email: rdunkerton@evententries.com. 

Register Online at www.EventEntries.com. Visa/MC, Discover, AmEx & checks accepted. 

ORGANIZER: Chattahoochee Hills Organizing Committee, 9445 Browns Lake Rd, Fairburn, GA 

30213, Phone: (770)892-2540, Fax: (770)969-6457, email: chatthills@aol.com Comp Mngmnt: 

Chattahoochee Hills Eventing. 

OFFICIALS: TD: Mindy Friesen, GA Judges: Pres: Nanci Lindroth, NC CD:X-C: Ritchard Temple, VA 

SJ: Marc Donovan, NC. 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw checks to Chattahoochee Hills Eventing. Entry: Per 

Division: P/T/N/BN: $200.00 Stabling: $200.00 (if entering both summer series 1 and 2 same horse 

rider combination stabling for both including the week in between Events $300)Grounds Fee: $50.00 

horses not stabled on grounds/day haulers. 

1) ENTRIES: Entry fee: a $25 non-refundable office fee. Double entries: Not accepted. XC Pinny/ 

Holder/Insert required---for sale on site for $10 each. Refunds: Before C.D.-Less $25 non-refundable 

office fee. After C.D.-Entry less $50 ONLY if place can be filled from wait list. Competition cancellation- 

Partial Credit. Neg. Coggins within 12 months required for all horses. 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Fri: Cross Country Open for Inspection 3:00 pm Sat: Dressage-8:00 am; 

Jumping 10:00 am Sun: Cross Country 7:30 AM. 


4) STARTING TIMES: Available July 10, at www.chatthillseventing.com. 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: $200.00 from Friday 12 Noon to Sunday. Permanent stalls on 

grounds. Stall doors provided; initial bedding provided,$25 stall stripping deposit (collected upon 

arrival, check or cash).(if entering both summer series 1 and 2 same horse rider combination stabling


for both including the week in between Events $300) Non-compete horses=$50 grounds fee. Pre Order 

bedding and golf cart reservations at www. ChattHillsEventing.com Feed/Bedding/Hay available for 

purchase-further info from the secretary. Veterinarian: Southern Cresent Equine Services, (770) 252- 

6860, # available at show office. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Special Rate from both hotels please tell them you are with Chatt Hills 

Eventing : Sleep Inn, 10 mi., (678) 782-4700. Country Inns & Suites 678-782-4900 Full RV service on 

grounds (limited must make reservations thru www.Chatthillseventing.com not event entries $250 per 

site or $75 per night which ever is more) Special rate of $400 for both summer series 1 and 2 including 

the week in between. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: Cedar Grove Rd. Fairburn, GA 30213 From I-75 North & South of 

Atlanta: Take I-285 West to Exit 62 Spur 14 S. Fulton Pkwy, then below. From I-20 heading West: 

Take I-285 heading south to Exit 62 Spur 14 S. Fulton Pkwy, then below. From I-85 heading South: 

Take Exit 69 Spur 14 S. Fulton Pkwy From South Fulton Prkwy, then below. Below for all directions 

above: Stay on S. Fulton Pkwy for 7.5 miles then Right on "Hwy 92 Campbellton Fairburn Rd". Go 4.5 

miles then Left on "Hwy 70 Cascade Palmetto Rd". Go 0.3 miles then Right on "Cochran Mill Rd". Go 

1.7 miles then Right at 4-way stop on "Cedar Grove Rd. " Stabling entrance 1.5 miles on right. From 

I-20 heading East: Take Exit 37 Hwy 92 Fairburn/Douglasville; end of ramp go Right on 92 South/ 

Fairburn Rd. Go 5.2 miles then go Right at light staying on 92 South Fairburn Rd. Go for 4.2 miles then 

at light go Right on Cascade Palmetto Rd. Go 0.3 miles then Right on Cochran Mill Rd. Go 1.7 miles 

then Right at 4-way stop on Cedar Grove Rd. Stabling entrance 1.5 miles on right. From I-85 heading 

North: Take Exit 61 Hwy 74, Fairburn; end of ramp go left heading North on 74. When the 4-lane lane 

turns into a 2-lane, stay straight (do not continue on 74; go straight for 2.3 miles until the road dead 

ends into Rivertown. Go left on Rivertown for 3.5 miles to S. Fulton Pkwy. Cross over S. Fulton Pkwy 

staying on Rivertown for 2 miles then right at 4-way stop on Cochran Mill Rd. Go for 3 miles, then left at 

4-way stop on Cedar Grove Rd. Competition entrance will be 1.5 miles on right. 


B-Sm. N-2010 USEF Novice Test B-Sm. BN-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test B-Sm. All weather surfaces. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: P-2800 m @ 520 mpm. T-2200 m @ 450 mpm. N-2000 m @ 350 mpm, 

BN- 1600 @ 325 mpm. All courses: Average, for horses with some experience at this level. Terrain: Well 

established turf on rolling sandy loam soils, "Fantastic Going"! 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country course is closed 6 weeks out. Entry limit: 240. Riders 

limited 3 horses/level or 5 horses/entire event. Levels may be divided/combined if entries warrant; 

state preferences under the Eligible Section and birth date on entry. Food on grounds. Dogs must be 

leashed. Golf cart rental reservations available, check website for details. 




AUGUST 6-7 

RIVER GLEN SUMMER HORSE TRIALS 

New Market, Tennessee (Area 3) 



SEND ENTRIES TO: Mail original signature, copy of coggins, copies of USEF memberships and 

checks to Secretary: Julie Burns, Secretary 4442 Long Lane Franklin, TN 37064 Home (615) 595- 

5750; Fax (775)521-1961 (865)465-1005 during competition; Web: http//www.river-glen.com 

Call ONLY between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. (NO CELL) E-mail: jburns4242@gmail.com 

ORGANIZER: River Glen Organizing Committee, Bill Graves, Chairman, 1839 London Rd., New 

Market, TN 37820, 865/475-1005, email: rglen2000@aol.com; www.river-glen.com 

OFFICIALS: TD: Karin Bishop, WA Judges: Pres: Mary Lewis, GA; Ana Schravesande, TX 

CD:X-C: Roger Haller, GA SJ: Tracy Bise 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: USEA MEMBERS enter through USEA's Xentry system online 

at www.useventing.com, where you can pay with credit card online or mail check to secretary. 

Entry is NOT electronic, only credit card is. Entry must be printed and mailed to secretary if paying 

online with credit card as well as if paying by check. USEA Non-members may access interactive 

entry ands stabling forms at www.river-glen.com. All entries need to be printed and mailed. Please 

follow directions: Draw checks to RGHT. Write ONE entry check and ONE stall deposit check 

per entry. Do NOT send ONE check per MULTIPLE entries. Do NOT send COURIERED MAIL OR 

US MAIL REQUIRING SIGNATURE UPON DELIVERY. All communication FROM secretary will be 

via E-MAIL. Please include LEGIBLE e-mail address on entry form. Pinnies: Cloth pinnies provided. 

River Glen WILL provide paper inserts for competitors that have plastic pinny holders purchased 

from Bit of Britain and encourage riders to use these. Entry: I/P: $185.00 + copy(ies) of Rider/ 

Owner/Trainer USEF card(s); T/N/BN: $170.00 Stabling: $140.00 (includes 2 bags of shavings), 

add'l bags available for $7 ea. Add'l nights: $25/stall. Change Fee: $40.00 for changes made after 

closing date. Bounced check fee: $50.00. Post Entry Fee: $20.00 for entry fee RECEIVED after 

closing date. Trailer-in Fee: $ 40.00 (unstabled horses). Grounds Fee: $40.00 (Non-competing 

horses; completed entry form & current Coggins required). RV Hook-up: $60.00 Friday-Sunday; 

$30.00 extra night. Primitive Camping: $30.00 Friday-Sunday; $15.00 extra night. Stall Deposit: 

$ 25.00. Extra Party Tickets: $ 10.00; child $5.00.


1) ENTRIES: Entry fees include a $25 non-refundable office fee and competitors´ dinner. BN competitors 

who are not USEA members must pay extra $25 with entry. If oversubscribed, priority to USEA 

members. State email address and date of birth on entry. Please send one check for EACH entry, stabling 

and fees; and one separate stall deposit check (if any) PER HORSE. THERE WILL BE A $20 LATE FEE 

FOR ENTRIES RECEIVED AND PAID FOR (NOT ONLY POSTMARKED) AFTER CLOSING DATE! There is 

a $50 bounced check fee. Divisions may be further divided or combined if entries warrant. Preliminary 

and above MUST send copy of Rider, Owner and Trainer USEF Membership cards. Please send all entries 

together of those wanting to stable together, or specify same Trainer or Barn on entry. Entries limited to 

stall capacity. USEA MEMBERS PLEASE FILL OUT YOUR ENTRY FORM AT USING THE XENTRY SYSTEM 

AT WWW.USEVENTING.COM SO THAT IT IS LEGIBLE AND COMPLETE. May pay with credit card online 

or by check to secretary. Entry is not electronic, only credit card is. Must print and mail entry to secretary 

if paying by credit card as well as if paying by check. USEA Non-members may use the interactive entry/ 

stable form at www.river-glen.com. ENTRY MUST BE MAILED TO SECRETARY AFTER IT´S PRINTED. Rider 

Divisions open only to riders who have not FINISHED more than two horse trials at the next division 

higher than the one they are entering more than two times within the past 24 months. Horse Divisions 

open only to horses who have never completed a competition at a higher level. Double entries: Accepted, 

no fee. No more than 4 horses per rider at competition. No deposit required for pinny. Stall deposit $25, 

send separate check…one check per horse. STALL MUST BE STRIPPED. Any entry changes after closing 

date = $40. No changes allowed in office on the Friday of event unless allowed for in USEF rules. Any 

owed monies at check-in CASH ONLY!!!!! Negative Coggins within 12 months required for all horses: Must 

accompany entry. Refunds: Before C.D.-Less $25 non-refundable office fee. WITHDRAWALS ACCEPTED 

IN WRITING OR ACKNOWLEDGED EMAIL TO SECÝ BEFORE C.D.; After C.D.-No entry refund; stabling 

refund given if stall filled from waiting list. Competition cancellation-No refund. 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Fri: Cross-country course open-3 pm; Competitors Wine & Cheese 

Welcome-6 pm. Sat: Dressage-8 am; Show Jumping-10:30 am; Competitors´ Dinner following. 

Sun: Cross-country-8 am PLEASE NOTE: If number of hroses warrant, changes to the schedule may 

necessitate the addition of Friday Dressage or Sat x/country. Emails will communicate any such changes 

as soon as possible to competitors. 


4) STARTING TIMES: Will be posted on web at www.river-glen.com or call 865/475-1005 no sooner 

than Wednesday prior to event. Results will be posted on same site within 2 days of event: May call (865) 

475-1005 for immediate results. 




5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: Limited to stall capacity. $140 for Friday through Sunday nights, 

addt'l nights $25 per stall. 210 stalls on grounds, permanent iron half/gates on stalls. Stall deposit 

$25, send separate check. 2 bags shavings provided free with Stabling cost. Add'l bags available 

for $7 ea. Stalls must be STRIPPED (not picked) or stall deposit check will be cashed. $50 fine for 

switching assigned stalls without permission from secretary. DO NOT TIE HORSES TO WASH 

RACKS!! $40 trailer-in fee; $40 grounds fee non-competing horses. No schooling permitted for 

non-competing horses until cross-country is finished on Sunday. Schooling only permitted with 

signed waiver in office and trainer present. Veterinarian: Dr. Lisa Garren on grounds through 

event. Emergency # will be posted at show office. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: HOST HOTEL-Special rates! Comfort Suites 865/246-2426 (exit 398). All 

other local hotels listed at www.river-glen.com. All hotels are approx. 15 miles. RV Hook Up=$30 per 

night; tent camping=$15 per night. Please specify early arrival or late departure. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: 1839 London Rd., New Market, TN 37820 PLEASE BE WARY OF 

FOLLOWING MAPQUEST OR GPS DIRECTIONS!!! (Overpass on their route is too low for 

trailers.) From Knoxville and West (I-40 OR I-640 bypass): Exit 394: Turn LEFT at light at exit 

onto 11E. Travel east approx. 17 miles to RG sign on left of hwy (Lowery Loop Rd). On right is New 

Market Church. Turn left and go straight at stop sign. At Baker Rd. turn left (signs will direct you 

from there). Approx. 5 miles. (NOTE: Once you are on 11E, Do NOT take fork to the right that says 

11W/25W). From Dandridge and East (I-.40): Exit 417: Turn RIGHT at light at exit, onto Hwy 92. 

Travel North approx 10 mi. to 11E. Turn left (West) approx 6 mi. to RG sign on right at Lowery Loop 

Rd. Follow directions as above. Directions to RG from area hotels on website: river-glen.com. 

8) DRESSAGE: Test & arena sizes: I-2010 USEF Intermediate Test B-Std. P-2010 USEF Preliminary 

Test B-Sm. T-2010 USEF Training Test B-Sm. N-2010 USEF Novice Test B-Sm. BN-2010 USEF 

Beginner Novice Test B-Sm. Arenas: Crushed limestone & sand. Large warm-up arena. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: I-approx. 2800 m @ 550 mpm. P-approx. 2300 m @ 520 mpm. 

T-approx. 2100 m @ 420 mpm. N-approx. 1900 m @ 350 mpm/max. height 2´11’, BNapprox.1800m@350mpm/max. 

height 2´7’. All courses: Average. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country course closed July 23rd. Levels may be divided/ 


Competitor packets from secretary on Friday from noon 'til 5 p.m. Concessions on grounds. Dogs 

must be leashed. Competitor Dinner tickets are 1 per entry… add´l tickets from office for $10, $5 

for child.

NOTES 




AUGUST 27-28 

FULL GALLOP FARM AUGUST HORSE TRIALS 

Aiken, South Carolina (Area 3) 


LEVELS/DIVISIONS USEF/USEA Recognized: IP,I,P,PH,PR,AI USEF Endorsed/USEA Recognized: 

PT,N,NH,NR,T,TH,TR,BN,BNH,BNR USEA Recognized Tests: Starter 

SEND ENTRIES TO: Lara Anderson Secretary Full Gallop Farm H.T. 3828 Wagener Rd Aiken, 

SC 29805 (803)644-6789, Fax (803)644-7955, Email: fullgallopfarmhorsetrials@yahoo.com 

Web: www.fullgallopfarm.com 

Enter on-Line: www.EventEntries.com (credit cards accepted). Mail original signatures, copy of 

coggins, copies of USEF memberships (if applicable) & checks (if necessary) to Secretary. 

ORGANIZER: Full Gallop Farm Enterprises, Inc, Full Gallop Farm, 3828 Wagener Rd., Aiken, SC 29805, 

Phone (803) 644-6789. 

OFFICIALS: TD: TBA Judges: Pres: Cindy Deporter, NC; Dressage Judges: Amy McElroy, SC; Kate 

Hutchings, SC; CD:X-C: Hugh Lochure, GBR ( I- P); Todd Richardson( BN-T) SJ: Mark Donovan 

EVENT FEES: Draw checks to Full Gallop Farm. Entry: Tadpole (Starter), BN,N,T: 

$175.00; P,IP,I,AI: $190.00 All divisions Stabling: $150.00 Grounds Fee: $25.00 (non-stabled 

horses) Camping: $30.00 per night (separate check). 

1) ENTRIES: Entry fees include a $25 non-refundable office fee. Preliminary & Intermediate level 

entries; please include a copy of USEF membership card. Priority will be given to Intermediate and 

Preliminary entries. Double entries: Not accepted. All changes incur a $25 fee. All changes and 

scratches must be made in writing, fax, or email to secretary. Check www.fullgallopfarm.com 

for entry status. $20 charge for lost pinny, no deposit required. Refunds: Before C.D.-Less $25 nonrefundable 

office fee; After C.D.- Entry-Less $25 ONLY if place can be filled from wait list. Withdrawals 

must be in writing, fax, or email to secretary. Competition cancellation - No refund: Free crosscountry 

school in future. Neg. Coggins required for all horses within 12 months-send with entry. A 

copy of all horses Coggins with a legible "date drawn" and "accession number" must be provided with 

entry. If you must turn the Coggins in, when you check in at the event please bring a copy to give to the 

event to keep, we will not make copies of your Coggins at the event. To avoid long check-in lines 

please mail, drop off, email, or fax all required information priort to coming to the event. Post entries


accepted if space available must pay $25 late fee. (all checks/funds postmarked after close date 

will be charged this $25 Post entry fee) You must call and talk with someone first to confirm fax is on, if 

you wish to fax something. E-mail is preferred methos of communication. 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Fri: Cross-country & Show Jumping course open-3 pm. 

Sat: Dressage-7:30 am; Show Jumping-10 am Sun: Cross-country- 9 am. 

3) AWARDS: Prize & 6 ribbons per division. Award for the top placing off-the-track Thoroughbred of 

the event. 

4) STARTING TIMES: Available by Wednesday August 24th, at www.fullgallopfarm.com or from 

the secretary. 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: $150/stall-8 am Friday to Sunday, $50 stall deposit, returned or 

ripped up if stall is well cleaned, Check with office to have stall approved before leaving. 125 perm. 

stalls on grounds. Off-site stabling if needed will be -Several perm stalls 1-5 miles from event. Several 

paddocks are also available for the same stall fee, first come first serve by postmark. Please write on 

top of stabling form if requesting a paddock in addition to a stall or in place of a stall. Please check 

website for stabling assignments and groupings it will be posted and continually updated on the 

website, Stall doors only provided. Feed/Bedding/Hay available for purchase, further info from sec'y. 

Veterinarian: Southern Equine, (803) 644-1544 (803) 645-7558. # posted at office. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Ask for FGF Horse Trials rates! Hampton Inn-10mi. (803) 648-2525. Sleep 

Inn (Whiskey Rd.), (803) 644-9900, (800) 62-sleep. Annies Inn B&B-3mi. (803) 649-6836. Holiday Inn 

Express-10 mi., (803) 648-0999. Motel 8 (803) 641-8800. Comfort Suites-(803) 641-1100, The Guest 

House at Houndslake - 10 mi (803) 648-9535. Camping: Allowed - limited hook-ups available - $30 

per night, separate check. Send in with entry to reserve a space. Generators not allowed unless 

previously cleared with organizer. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: 3828 Wagener Rd., Aiken, SC 29805. From West (through Augusta, 

GA): I-20 to SC exit 18, end of the ramp turn right on Hwy 19. At the second light turn left on Hwy 118 

(Rutland Dr.). Follow to Hwy 302 (Wagener Rd.) turn left. Full Gallop Farm is approx. 6 miles on the 

right. From East or North (through Columbia, SC): I-20 to SC exit 22. At the end of the ramp turn left 

on Hwy 1 (York St.). Follow Hwy 1 (York St.) to Hwy 118 (Rutland Dr.) and turn left. Follow to Hwy 302 

(Wagener Rd.,) and turn left. Full Gallop Farm is approx. 6 mi. on the right. From South: I-95 to US-78 

W via EXIT 77 toward BRANCHVILLE/BAMBERT. Go 13.1 miles. Turn LEFT onto US-21/FREEDOM RD. 

Go 0.2 miles. Turn RIGHT onto US-78/W EDWARDS ST. Continue to follow US-78. Go 51.8 miles. Turn 

RIGHT onto HATCHAWAY BRIDGE RD. Go 4.2 miles. Turn LEFT onto SC-302/SC-4. Go 0.8 miles, farm 

on the left. 




8) DRESSAGE: Test & arena sizes: AI-2010 USEF Advanced Test B-Std. I-2010 USEF Intermediate level 

Test B-Std. P-2010 USEF Preliminary Level Test B-Sm. T-2010 USEF Training Level Test B-Sm. N-2010 

USEF Novice Test B-Sm. BN-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test B-Sm. Tadpole (Starter) Test-2010 USEF 

Beginner Novice Test A-Sm; Arenas: Sand based turf. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: I-3000 @ 550 mpm. P-2800 m @ 520 mpm. T-2400 m @ 420 mpm. 

N-2000m @ 375 mpm. BN-1800 m @350 mpm. All courses: Average, for horses with some 

experience at this level: Jumps are substantial, not a move-up course. Terrain: Excellent footing of 

sand based turf, rolling pastures, hills, some woods.Terrain: Excellent footing of sand based turf, rolling 

pastures, hills, some woods. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country course closed August 21st, 2011.Levels may be divided/ 

combined if entries warrant; state preferences under the Eligible Section and birth date on entry. Priority 

will be given to Intermediate and Preliminary entries. Dogs must be leashed (and/or) $50 fine to 

Full Gallop Farm Jump Fund. No motorized vehicles allowed on Cross Country Course Food on the 

grounds. Layovers welcome - call FGF for details 803-644-6789 NO SMOKING ON GROUNDS. 

Please pay attention to directions on Website and road signs at the event-parking is 

very tight. 

Bounced Checks will be accessed a $50 fee plus bank charges.

NOTES 



NOTES

Area Chairman 

John Clarke 

222 Hilldale Dr. 


(316) 218-0761 

Areaivchair2010@yahoo.com 

Treasurer 

Sue Settler 

4060 Lindenwood Lane 

Northbrook, IL 60062 

(847) 498-0459 

treasurer@usea4.org 

Area Council 

areacouncil@usea4.org 

Board of Governors Area Representative 

Cathy Jones-Forsberg 

PO Box 65 

Hampshire, IL 60140 

(847) 464-4095 

Ducksflyforcathy@yahoo.com 

Adult Rider Coordinator 

Kathy Kearns 

20865 Maries Rd. 315 

Belle, MO 65013 

(573) 859-6551 

adultriders@usea4.org 

Young Rider Coordinator 

Bernard Morauw 

371 Bronstone Dr. 

St. Charles, IL 60174 

(630) 802-5518 

youngriders@usea4.org 

Area Organizer Representatives 

Lena Warner 

E 847 1170th Ave 

Wheeler, WI 54772 

(715) 658-1105 

org@ottercreekfarm.com 

Area Website: 

www.usea4.org 

AREA IV 

AFFILIATE EVENTING ASSOCIATIONS 

Central States Dressage and EA 

Jill Kirk 

415 9th Ave SW 

Lonsdale, MN 55046 

(651) 343-9835 

jillkirk4@gmail.com 

www.csdea.com 

Columbia DEA 

Dr. Janet Rettenmaier 

1601 East Nancy Court 

Columbia, MO 65202 

573-289-6739; 573-443-2906 

janetlrehenmaier@centurytel.net 

www.CDCTA.org 

Eastern Iowa Dressage and EA 

Barbara Hall 

10611 Hawks Haven Rd NE 

Cedar Rapids, MO 52411 

319 378 1161 

vlasaj@mchsi.com 

www.Mwnet.com/eidea 

Greater Houston CTA 

Kelly Stanka 

PO Box 479 

Fulshear, TX 77441 

281 202 8809, 281 346 0639 (e) 

kellys3moneys@gmail.com 

www.Ghcta.org 

Illinois DCTA 

Cynthia Zitko 

4422 Edinburg Lane 

Hanover Park, IL 60133 

Cynthiazitko@sbcglobal.net 

www.idcta.org 

Kansas Dressage and Eventing Assn. 

Susan Clarke 

222 Hillsdale Drive 


316 218 0761 

Ksbadger2001@sbsglobal.net 

www.KDEA.org 

Mid America CTA 

Beth Stoker 

2401 W 25th Apt 2B3 

Lawrence, KS 66047 

785-291-3287 

Stokerbeth@hotmail.com 

www.macta.info 



AREA IV EVENTS 

JUNE 5 

CARRIAGE HOUSE FARM COMBINED TEST 

Hugo, Minnesota (Area 4) 


LEVELS/DIVISIONS USEA Recognized Tests: CT-N,CT-I,CT-T,CT-BN,CT-P 

SEND ENTRIES TO: Sherri Westphal, Secretary 3768 Turtle Road Minnetrista, MN 55375 

(952) 240-5603 Email: slwestphal36115@yahoo.com 

ORGANIZER: Ann Bower, 17727 Henna Ave. N., Hugo, MN 55038, (651) 429-9007 

Comp Mngmnt: Carriage House Farm. 

OFFICIALS: TD/Judges: Pres: TBD; Marlene Schneider (MN). 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw checks to Carriage House Farm. 

Entry: All divisions: $80.00 Stabling: $35.00. 

1) ENTRIES: Please note; starter fees and drugs/meds fees line items on the entry form do NOT apply. 

Entries must use the USEA 2011 Horse Trials Entry Form or enter on-line at www. Evententries.com 

and mail the original with signatures and 2011 Coggins to secretary. Competitors who are not USEA 

members must pay additional $25 with entry. Pinny=no deposit required. Refunds: Before C.D.-Entry/ 

Stabling-Full refund less $20 office fee; After C.D.-Full refund less $20 ONLY if place can be filled from 

waiting list. Competition cancellation-No refund. Neg. Coggins required for all horses within 12 months, 

must accompany entry. $10 refund for complete entry with no changes (entry form, signatures, coggins, 

correct $, stabling form if applies). 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Sun: Dressage-8 am-1:30 pm; Show Jumping-12:30-5 pm. 


4) STARTING TIMES: Will be posted on Carriage House website: www.carriagehousefarm.net. 

If you prefer, email the sec'y for your times after May 26.


5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: $35/stall for Sat. 3pm thru Sun. 5 pm. Initial bedding only provided. 

Include USEA stabling form with entry. Veterinarian: Stillwater Vet Clinic, (651) 770-6167. # will be 

posted at sec'y's tent. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Best Western White Bear Country Inn-7 mi., (651) 429-5393. AmericInn 

(Forest Lake)-7 mi., (651) 464-1930. Camping: Not available. 

7) DIRECTIONS: From I-35E: North from St. Paul to Co Rd. 14 (Hugo/Centerville Exit). Turn right 

(East) on Co. Rd. 14 to Hwy 61 (stop light). Turn left (north) on Hwy 61 to 170th St. Turn right (east) on 

170th St. to Henna Ave., Turn left onto Henna & go past Carriage House Driveway to 180th Street. Turn 

right & you will see Trailer parking on the right side. 

8) DRESSAGE: Test & arena sizes: I-2010 USEF Intermediate Test A-Std. P-2010 USEF Preliminary 

Test A-Sm. T-2010 USEF Training Test A-Sm. N-2010 USEF Novice Test A-Sm. BN-2010 USEF Beginner 

Novice Test A-Sm. Arenas: Grass and sand. 

9) OTHER INFORMATION: Levels may be divided/combined as entries warrant; state preferences 

under the Eligible Section and birth date on entry. Food available on grounds. You may enter the 

same horse at 2 consecutive levels. Show Jumping will be in a grass ring. Horses need not be USEA 

registered. USEF fees do not apply (i.e. don't include starter fees or drug fees line items). Entries 

without a current negative Coggins will not be accepted. "Complete" entry refund of $10 given for 

correctly completed entry forms with all signatures, coggins and correct fees. If stabling requested, 

include USEA stabling form too. If you have any questions, contact sec'y before opening date. 


JUNE 11-12 

QUEENY PARK HORSE TRIALS 

Ballwin, Missouri (Area 4) 






SEND ENTRIES TO: Ann Begemann, Secretary 760 Glenvista Pl Glendale, MO 63122 (314) 614- 

0686 begemann_ann@sbcglobal.net Please contact the secretary with any entry or stable-related 

questions. You may use www.equestrianentries.com or the USEA online express entry system, 

Xentry, to enter the competition. An entry will not be considered complete unless all money, 

signatures, emergency contact phone # and a copy of a current Negative Coggins are 

received by the secretary. If entries are not completed by the closing date, there will be a 

$15 fee collected from competitor when picking up packet at event. 

Entries must be postmarked by 5/24/11 or be subject to a post entry fee of $50. Entry status 

can be checked on www.startboxscoring.com 

ORGANIZER: Christina DeMauro, Queeny Park Equestrian Events,2077 Waters Edge Court, Lake 

Saint Louis, MO 63367, (314) 614-2132 Cell Phone (and phone during competition) (636) 561-1457 

Home christy@powersourcemidwest.com or info@qpee.org 

OFFICIALS: TD: Sue Smithson, NC Judges: Pres: Terri Kemp, AZ Dressage: Nena Denman, IA 

CD: X-C: Julie Zapapas, SC; SJ: Brody Robertson, MO 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw checks to QPEE. Entry: P: $175.00; T, N, BN: $170.00; 

Starter: $165.00 Stabling: $150.00 Jump Out Fee: $40.00 (for those not stabling) Extra Shavings: 

$8.00/3.0 cu.ft. bag if pre ordered, $10.00 on show grounds Tack Stall: $115.00 

1) ENTRIES: Entry fees include a $25 non-refundable office fee. Any entries accepted after posted 

closing date of 5/24/11 may be made at the discretion of the secretary and with an additional $50 late 

fee. Double entries: Not accepted. All competitors must be USEA members except BN and Starter. BN 

riders that are not USEA member must pay a $25 non-member fee. Starter riders are exempt from 

all USEA fees (starter/drugs/membership/non-membership fees). Riders will be limited to two horses 

per division. $15 charge for lost pinny. $25 charge for bounced check. Refunds: Before 9:00 p.m. cst 

on 5/24/11 Closing Date, please notify the secretary (by email, no voicemail will be accepted) for a 

refund, less the $25 non-refundable office fee. After 9:00 p.m. on 5/24/11 Closing Date: No refund! 

All withdrawals will not be honored unless given in writing (email or mail only) before 9:00 p.m. on


5/24/11 Closing Date. Competition cancellation = No refund. ANY CHANGES will be charged $25/ 

each, and NO CHANGES, ONLY SUBSTITUTIONS within same division 7 days prior to the event. Neg. 

Coggins within 12 months required for all horses. Original Coggins paper is required at event. State of 

MO requires out-of-state horses to have a current health certificate. 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Fri: Stables open-1:00 p.m. Cross-country course opens-3:00 p.m. 

Sat: Dressage-7:30 am; Cross-country-10:00 am; Competitor / Volunteer party 5:30p.m - Free for 

competitors and volunteers, $10 for extra tickets which can be purchased Saturday morning at Sec'y 

tent. Sun: Show Jumping and Awards Ceremony: 8:30 a.m. 

3) AWARDS: 8 ribbons per division, Awards 1st -3rd place! Pony Club Low Score Award (Active and 

Graduate) donated by the Harwood Family. Harwood Perpetual Trophy to the BN Junior Rider winner. 

4) STARTING TIMES: Available June 7 on our website, www.qpee.org and www.startboxscoring. 

com. No cards will be sent. 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: $150/Stall from 1 p.m. Friday 6/10/11 to Monday 6/13/11 morning. 

$115/Tack Stall (No shavings), 125 temporary stalls on grounds. Stall doors/one bag of initial bedding 

(shavings) only provided. Preorder additional shavings with your entry for $8 a bag - A 

limited supply of shavings will be available for purchase at the event for $10 a bag. A 

$40 jump out fee is required for those not stabling. Veterinarian: Mid-Rivers Equine Centre, 1-800- 

828-4517 and (636) 332-5373, number will be posted at secretary tent. Farrier: on site Saturday and 

Sunday, Donnie Perkinson, (314) 288-9168, will be posted at secretary tent. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Official Show Hotel: Hampton Inn St. Louis/Chesterfield 16201 Swingley 

Ridge Rd., Chesterfield, MO 63017, (636) 537-2500; 6 miles from Queeny Park- mention QPEE to 

get horse show rate . Other accomodations: Drury Inn Southwest, 6 mi (636) 861-8300. Spring Hill 

Suites, 6 mi, (636) 519-7500. Marriott West, 4 mi, (314) 878-2747. Camping: Not permitted. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: St. Louis County Park, 555 Weidman Rd., Ballwin, MO 63011. Be careful 

with Map Quest if using this address, it will take you through neighborhoods. From I-64E/US-40E: 

To the Weidman Road Entrance: Take exit 22 for MO-141; Keep right at the fork, follow signs for MO- 

141S/Woods Mill Rd; Exit onto Clayton Rd; Turn left at the light onto Clayton Rd; Turn right at Weidman 

Rd. Park will be on your left at the light about 1.7 miles. Follow signes to trailer parking. From I-70: 

To the Weidman Road Entrance: I-270 South to Manchester Road; west on Manchester Road for 2.5 

miles; make a right turn at light onto Weidman Road for 0.5 mile; Queeny Park entrance is on the right 

- follow signs to trailer parking. From I-44: To the Weidman Road Entrance: I-270 North to Manchester 

Road; west on Manchester Road for 2.5 miles; make a right turn at light onto Weidman Road for 0.5 

mile; Queeny Park entrance is on the right - follow signs to trailer parking. Complete directions are also 

available on our site at qpee.org. 




8) DRESSAGE: All tests will be ridden in a small arena on grass. Tests: P-2010 USEF Preliminary Test 

A. T-2010 USEF Training Test A. N-2010 USEF Novice Test A. BN-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test B. 

Starter-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test A. 


BN-1700 m @ 350 mpm/max fence height 2'7". Starter-1383 m @ 275 mpm/max fence height 

2'. All courses have rolling terrain with distinct tracks for each level. New jumps at all levels this year! 

P-BN will include a water element. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country course closed May 9th. 

Entry limit 150. Levels may be divided/combined as entries warrant; state preferences under the 

Eligible Section and include birth date on entry. 

Questions about the event? Please contact organizer, Christina DeMauro, at christy@ 

powersourcemidwest.com or at (636) 561-1457. Questions about your entry, withdrawals, or 

changes? Please contact the sec'y, Ann Begemann, at begemann_ann@sbcglobal.net or at (314) 

614-0686. 

Food concession on grounds Saturday and Sunday. The Eventing Shop will be back for supplies and 

tack repair. 

Dogs must be leashed under St. Louis County Park Ordinances. Park Rangers will be there to 

enforce rule. 

The dressage and stadium venues are approximately a half-mile hike, or 15 minute walk on foot from 

the sec'y tent. The Cross Country Course is approximately one mile hack or 25 minute walk on foot 

from the sec'y tent. 

St. Louis County Parks prohibits personally owned motorized or battery-powered vehicles within 

Queeny Park (trails and cross-country course). 

QPEE will provide shuttles Friday, Saturday and Sunday from the secratary tent to the dressage, crosscountry 

and stadium jumping venues. 

Medical card/armband, ASTM/SEI helmets, and safety vests for cross-country, required at all levels. 

ASTM/SEI helmets will be required at all times when mounted.

NOTES 




JUNE 18-19 

SILVERWOOD FARM SPRING HORSE TRIALS 

Camp Lake, Wisconsin (Area 4) 

June 17th Friday CT Schooling Show P,T, N, BN, SN USEA Recognized Division T, N, BN, 

Starter Test. 


LEVELS/DIVISIONS USEF Endorsed/USEA Recognized: N,T,BN USEA Recognized Tests: Starter 

SEND ENTRIES TO: Lisa Cannata P.O. Box 171 Camp Lake, WI 53109 (847) 235-6410 (847) 589-8574 

(fax) eventing@silverwoodfarm.net http://www.silverwoodfarm.net/ 

ORGANIZER: Lisa Froehlig, PO Box 192, Camp Lake, WI 53109, (262) 889-4700. 

OFFICIALS: TD: Vicki Rauwolf , IL Judges: Pres: Marie Johnson, WI; Curtis Sage, 

Others TBA C.D:X-C: Klaus Dierks SJ: Lisa Froehlig. 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: PLEASE use www.EventEntries.com to enter. Draw checks to 

Silverwood Farm or credit card (MC, Visa or Discover)-$5.00 (mailed/faxed entries only) processing 

fee applied. Late entries accepted if scheduling allows with $20 post entry fee. Entry: All divisions: 

$280.00 includes stabling Tack stall: $85.00. 

1) ENTRIES: Entry fee includes stabling & a $25 non-refundable office fee. Double entries not 

accepted. BN competitors who are not USEA members must pay extra $25 with entry. If oversubscribed, 

priority given to USEA members. Starter competitors are exempt from USEA Starter, Drug Fees and 

USEA membership/non-membership fees. $30 fee for any changes of horse/rider or level on entry 

when such requests can be accommodated. $30-Lost pinny. Refunds: Before C.D.-Less $25 nonrefundable 

office fee. Written/email cancellation must be received by 7 pm on C.D. After C.D.-Entry/ 

Stabling-No refund or substitutions for other shows. Competition cancellation- No refund. Neg. Coggins 

required for all horses dated 2011 with entry. $50 returned check fee. Schooling Show CT: see www. 

silverwoodfarm.net for fees and entry form. Recieve $25 discount on stabling if you enter both shows! 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Thurs: Stabling open for CT schooling show entries after 1 pm and 

event entries that have paid $30 for extra night. Fri: CT Schooling Show; Stabling open at 1 PM for 

event entries. Fri: Cross-country course open-3 pm. Sat: Dressage-7:30 am; Cross-country-11:30 am; 

Competitors and Volunteers´ party-4:30 pm. Sun: Show Jumping-8 am. *Depending on the number of 

entries, Show Jumping could be held on Saturday.

3) AWARDS: Trophy and 6 ribbons per division. 


4) STARTING TIMES: Available approx. June 13 posted on www.silverwoodfarm.net. 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: Available 1 pm Thursday for CT schooling show entries and event 

entries that pay $30 extra night fee. For Event entries only: 1 PM Friday to 9 pm Sunday. Perm 10x10 

stalls in stabling complex. Tack stalls=$85. Temp stalls will be used ONLY if necessary. Stall doors 

provided. Stalls must be left in clean condition. One bag shavings provided. Shavings available @ 

$7/bag on entry or $8 after CD--order must be in by 2 pm each day. For Groups: use ONE name for 

everyone in group. No guarantee of matches with multiple names! Competitors are responsible for stall 

damage. Veterinarian: Bristol Vet Service, (262) 859-2560. # will be posted at secý´s office. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Comfort Inn, Antioch (847) 395-3606.Ask for Silverwood Farm 

Discount! La Quinta, Bristol (262) 857-7911. Country Inn & Suites, Bristol (262) 857-3680. Value Inn, 

Bristol (262) 857-2622. Super 8, Bristol (262) 857-7963. Book Rooms Early!! Camping: No camper 

hook-ups on grounds. Local camp grounds: Chain O´ Lakes State Park (847) 587-5512. Happy Acres, 

Bristol (262) 857-7373. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: (for internet only . NOT mailing) 28426 98th Street, Trevor, WI 

53179 From I-.94 (WI): Exit Hwy C west to Route 83, north for 1/3 mile to SA west for 2.5 miles to T 

intersection. Left on AH for 0.5 miles to farm. From Richmond, IL: Rt. 173 east to Wilmot Rd north to 

town of Wilmot. At second stop sign (County Rd C) turn right (east) to County Rd B LEFT (north) 2 mi. 

to AH right, 0.5 mile to farm. 

8) DRESSAGE: Test & arena sizes: T-2010 USEF Training Test A-Sm. N-2010 USEF Novice Test A-Sm. 

BN/Starter-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test A-Sm. Arenas: Sand. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: T-2400 m @ 420 mpm. N-2000 m @ 350 mpm. BN-1700 m @ 325 mpm/ 

max. fence 2´7’. Starter-970 m @300 mpm /max fence 2´3’. T/N/BN: Average, for horses with some 

experience at this level. SN- easy course that can be trotted. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country course closed June 6th, no schooling after June 5th! 

Be sure to call ahead to check on availability and conditions. By appointment ONLY, call organizer to 

arrange schooling (262) 889-4700. Entry limit 150. Rider limit 2 horses/level; 3 horses/entire event. 


birth date on entry. Food available on grounds. Dogs must be leashed. Party: Saturday 4:30 pm! All 

parking must be in parking field. Failure to comply will result in fines! 




JUNE 24-26 

FOX RIVER VALLEY PONY CLUB HORSE TRIALS 

Barrington Hills, Illinois (Area 4) 

North Central Prairie Region Eventing Rally 

Barrington Saddlery CIC1* 


LEVELS/DIVISIONS USEF/USEA Recognized: CIC1*,P USEF Endorsed/USEA Recognized: 

N,T,BN 

SEND ENTRIES TO: Rick Dunkerton, Secretary c/o AMS PO Box 1647 Laurel, MS 39441- 

1647 Phone (601) 498-3330 Fax (601) 426-9984 E-mail: rdunkerton@evententries.com 

Enter On-Line: www.EventEntries.com Credit cards accepted. Mail original signatures, copy of neg. 

coggins within 12 months of show, FRVPC Release, BC-PD Release & checks (if necessary) to Secretary. 

Releases available at www.FRVPCHorsetrials.org. 

ORGANIZER: FRVPC Horse Trial Advisory Board c/o Fred and Barb McMorris 76 Meadow Hill Road, 

Barrington Hills, IL 60010 (847) 382-8358 Email: organizer@frvpchorsetials.org Fax: 847-528-2424 

Web:www.frvpchorsetrials.org Competition Management: Fox River Valley Pony Club. 

OFFICIALS: FEI TD: Paticia Gilbert, USA Judges: Pres: Robert Stevenson, MD; Terri Kemp, 

AZ; Dressage Judge: Adrienne Pot, IL FEI Steward: Katherine Lindsay, USA C.D. XC/SJ: Ana 

Schravesande, TX. 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw checks to Fox River Valley Pony Club HT; separate check 

for each entry. Entry: CIC One Star: $300.00; P,T,N: $200.00; BN: $185.00 Late Entry Fee: $25.00 

Changes after closing date $25.00 fee. Stabling: $165.00 Tack Stall $125.00 Grounds Fee: $80.00 

(non-stabled horses). Preferred parking: See website for details 

1) ENTRIES: ENTRIES WILL BE LIMITED TO 250 TOTAL HORSES. All CIC1* entries submitted 

by closing date will be accepted. Entry fees include $25 non-refundable office fee. $25.00 NSF fee. BN 

Level competitors who are not USEA members must pay extra $25 with entry. This fee is waived for 

Pony Club members competing in the North Central Prairie Region Eventing Rally. USPC members may 

compete in the rally at the BN and N levels without paying USEA member fees or BN nonmember fees. 

(HOWEVER Member fees and horse registration are required to be eligible for USEA awards). Double 

entries: Not accepted. CIC entries must use 2011 USEA Three Day CCI/CIC Entry Form. All US Horses 

and Riders must be registered with the USEF and FEI. All 1* horses must have either an FEI Passport


or National passport indicating required influenza primary series and boosters. Refunds: Before C.D.- 

Less $25 non-refundable office fee. Withdrawals must be received in writing by mail, email or fax by 

9:00 PM CST Closing Date. After C.D.-No refund. Competition cancellation-No refund. Copy of neg. 

Coggins dated within 12 months of competition, must be mailed to the secretary. All horses competing 

N & above must be registered with the USEA, with the exception of BN and N horses competing in 

the NCPR PC Eventing Rally. Entry status will be posted to the website www.FRVPCHorsetrials.org and 

emailed. Scratches & changes must be emailed or faxed with complete info, including rider, horse & 

division. 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Thurs: Check in for stabling-12:00 PM; Cross-country open-3 PM. CIC1* 

Informal Veterinary Examination: 3:00-5:00 PM Must have passports with vaccination records. Fri: 

Dressage-8:00 AM Sat: Cross-country-8:00 AM N, T, P, CIC1*; Show Jumping: BN Time: TBA Sun: CIC 

Horse Inspection-8:00 AM; Show Jumping-8:30 AM N, T, P, CIC1*; Cross Country-9:00 AM BN. 

3) AWARDS: Trophy & 8 ribbons per division. Special prizes offered by Barrington Saddlery. 

4) STARTING TIMES: Check the FRVPC Horse Trial website: www.FRVPCHorsetrials.org. Start times 

will be emailed. 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: Stabling on site, temp & perm. stalls with doors-$165 Thurs-Sun. 

Request for group stabling use one name i.e: barn or trainer. North Central Prairie Pony Club Rally 

participants should indicate NCPR RALLY on stabling form. Initial bedding provided. Additional 

bedding for sale onsite. Event Veterinarian: Rachel Kane, DVM 708-988-5263. FEI Veterinarian: 

Lisa Borzynski, DVM 763-370-2445. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Days Inn-Barrington.-6.5 mi., (847) 381-2640. Hilton Garden Inn-Hoffman 

Estates, (847) 277-7889. Hampton Inn, Elgin-9 mi., (847) 931-1940. Hampton Inn, Hoffman Estates 

. (847) 882-4301. LaQuinta Inn, (847) 882-3312. Marriott Chicago Northwest . (847) 645-9500 

Camping: Not available. No tents or campers allowed. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Barrington Countryside Park District 254 Bateman Road, Barrington Hills, IL. From 

East & South: I-90 to Hwy #59. North to Rte. 62. West to Bateman Rd. North to Riding Center 

on right. From West: I-90 to Hwy #25. North to Hwy 68. East to Bateman Rd. North to Riding 

Center. From North: Rte. 59 South to County Line Rd. (Main Street). West to Bateman Rd. South to 

Riding Center. 

8) DRESSAGE: Test & arena sizes: CIC1*-2009 FEI One Star Test A-Std. P-2010 USEF Preliminary Test 

C-Std. T-2010 USEF Training Test A-Sm. N-2010 USEF Novice Test A-Sm. BN-2010 USEF Beginner Novice 

Test A-Sm. Arenas and Warm-up: Sand & grass. Note CIC1* and Prelim tests will be in standard arena. 




9) CROSS-COUNTRY: CIC1*/P-2900 m @ 520 mpm T-2400 m @ 450 mpm N-2000 m @ 350 

mpm BN-2000 m @ 300 mpm Terrain: Wooded trails, prairie, gently rolling country. All courses: 

Average, for horses with some experience at these levels. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross Country course closed sunset, Tuesday, May 24. Our cross 

country maintenance program is ongoing. We are continually developing new tracks, aerovating and 

seeding, and adding new jumps at each level. Please refrain from schooling when the ground is soft 

and wet! Entry limit 250 horses. Levels offered depending on entries: Open, Junior/YR, Rider, 

Horse. Pony Club Rally participants should indicate division and level as well as Pony Club Rally. Levels 

may be eliminated/divided/combined as entries warrant; state preferences under the Eligible Section 

and include birth date on entry. Prize list available from secretary. Food on grounds.. Competitors 

Dinner: On grounds, Saturday evening approx. 6 p.m. after cross-country. Competitors = free! Others 

= $12. Dogs must be leashed. We are priveleged to be able to use the Spring Creek Forest 

Preserve of Cook County. Please respect their regulations. NO UNAUTHORIZED VEHICLES 

ON CROSS COUNTRY COURSE. NO BIKES ON COURSE. NO CAMPING. We will be providing 

spectator and trainer transportation to cross country. No matter what level you ride, you must submit 

the 2011 Entry form signature page signed by rider, owner/agent and trainer. All riders must sign 

BOTH the FRVPC Release and the Barrington-Countryside Park District Release. If you are under 

18 years old, these release forms must be signed by your Parent/Guardian. Both releases posted at 

www.FRVPCHorsetrials.org . Mail to secretary with rider information clearly listed or bring to Checkin. 

VOLUNTEER CONTACT: Volunteers needed! Contact volunteer coordinator at volunteer@ 

FRVPCHorsetrials.org. 

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE. See website for details. Jump sponsorship to 

benefit Fox Rver Valley Pony Club education and conservation program and Walk On Therapeutic 

Riding Program.

NOTES 


JULY 10 

WAYNE DUPAGE HORSE TRIALS 

Wayne, Illinois (Area 4) 

ON SITE STABLING! NO GROUNDS FEE! 






SEND ENTRIES TO: Erin Kowalewski, P. O. Box 123, Wayne, IL 60184. Communicate via e-mail: 

waynedupageht@sbcglobal.net. Phone during show: 630-709-7156 

ORGANIZER: Org./Secretary: Dan Kowalewski/Erin Kowalewski Comp Mngmnt: Wayne DuPage 

Horse Trials, Inc. 

OFFICIALS: TD: Wendy Wergeles, CA Judges: Pres: Janis Linnan, ID CD:X-C/SJ: John Williams, NC 

EVENT FEES: Draw checks to Wayne DuPage Horse Trials, Inc. Entry: P/T/N/BN: $180.00; 

Starter: $125.00 Stabling: ON SITE $100 if entry postmarked on or prior to June 21, 

2011 $125 if entry postmarked after June 21, 2011 (if space is still available) NO GROUNDS 

FEE! 

1) ENTRIES: PLEASE READ! No matter whether you choose to send a check or pay with a credit card, 

PLEASE USE EQUESTRIAN ENTRIES.COM to log on all your info. It is free to register on the site. 

You can type in ALL entry info and then a) PRINT your entry form and MAIL with CHECK/Coggins/ 

Signature page OR b) use a credit card to enter. Please contact Georges at EquestrianEntries.com for 

further directions to enter/pay electronically. If you just print an entry form you are NOT entered, your 

information is in the system, but you are NOT officially entered. You will only be officially entered when 

your check reaches the secretary. If after typing in all your information you use a credit card to pay for 

your entry, you are officially entered. All entry fees include a $25 non-refundable office fee. Preliminary 

Riders/Owners/Agents must include copy of current USEF Membership card or pay the USEF nonmember 

fee. BN competitors who are not USEA members must pay additional $25 non-member 

fee with entry. USEA FEES, starter and drugs/med fees DO NOT apply to the Starter Level. Starter 

competitors are also exempt from USEA membership/non-membership fees. Please include a legible 

email address on entry, all communications will be electronic. All monies paid between July 2-10 must 

be paid in cash/money order/cashier's check. All changes must be in writing (e-mail) $75 returned 

check fee. $50 charge for missing pinny. Refunds: Before C.D.- Entry less $25 non-refundable office 

fee; After C.D.- NO REFUND. Competition cancellation No Refund. Neg. Coggins within 12 months 

required for all horses; include with entry. 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Sat: Stabling opens at 10:00 AM; Cross-country course opens at 3 

pm. Sun: P,T, N, BN, Starter- Dressage-8 am; Show Jumping; Cross-country.

3) AWARDS: Prizes. 8 ribbons per division. 


4) STARTING TIMES: Check horse trials website www.waynedupageht.com and/or USEA website, 

Upcoming Live Scoring Events for entry acceptance acknowledgement. Ride Times: After July 4 www. 

waynedupageht.com and/or USEA website, Upcoming Live Scoring Events. 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: ON SITE STABLING. Temporary stall w/doors: Available Sat. July 9 at 

10:00 AM. NOTE: "STABLE WITH REQUESTS"- PLEASE USE ONE PERSON'S NAME TO IDENTIFY STALLS 

TOGETHER. Veterinarian: Fox Valley Equine 630-365-5600 # posted at stabling and show office. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: All within 5 miles. All in St. Charles. Holiday Inn 630-584-5300, Best Western 

630-584-4550, Super 8 630-377-8388, Hilton Inn 630-584-0700 OVERNIGHT CAMPING IS NOT 

ALLOWED IN FOREST PRESERVE! 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: Pratt´s Wayne Woods Forest Preserve, 6N941 Dunham Rd Wayne, IL 

60184 is located 35 miles due west of Chicago. From South: I-88 (Tollway) to Farnsworth North, travel 

12 miles. Farnsworth becomes Kirk Rd then becomes Dunham Rd. From North: I-90 to Rte 59. Proceed 

south on Rt. 59 for 7 miles. to Stearns Rd. West to Dunham Rd. Turn left. Pratt’s Wayne Woods Forest 

Preserve is on east side of Dunham Rd (south of Stearns Rd). 

8) DRESSAGE: Test & arena sizes: P-2010 USEF Preliminary Test B-Sm. T-2010 USEF Training Test B-Sm. 

N-2010 USEF Novice Test B-Sm. BN & Starter-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test B-Sm. Grass arenas. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: (approx distances) P-TBD. T-2300 m @ 420 mpm. N-2000 m @ 350 mpm. BN- 

2000 m @ 350 mpm, 14-16 fences, max. ht. 2´7. Starter: Max height 2'3"; XC will include option at water 

jump; XC NOT TIMED. Courses: HT average difficulty. Starter inviting, straight forward, great opportunity 

to introduce green horses to a real cross-country course at introductory height jumps. Galloping lanes 

Aeravated. No motorized vehicles on xc without permission of day secý. Those with permission will be 

given special ID. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country course closed June 19 sundown. Divisions may be 

cancelled/combined if entries insufficient. Food on grounds. Dogs must be leashed. In order for entries 

to be considered complete, MUST have at least: complete date of birth, 3 mandatory signatures, 

current Coggins, USEA number BN-P (or $25 non-member fee at BN). For P USEF# & copy of USEF 

card for rider/owner/agent, if the same, MUST indicate (or $30 non-member fee, rider/owner/agent). 

One check or credit card payment to cover all fees. Entries completed/corrected too late to process/ 

schedule will be put on wait list. If unclear about ANY direction for entry form, please contact ERIN, show 

secretary, through e-mail, waynedupageht@sbcglobal.net for assistance. Riders under 18 years old 

must have parent´s ORIGINAL signature on Forest Preserve waiver in order to pick up packet. If parent 

will not be on show grounds when Jr. is picking up packet, print waiver from WDHT website. Show 

management reserves the right to make additions/ corrections/deletions to this Omnibus listing. Check 

website for additions/corrections/deletions. Show management reserves the right to make changes. Entry 

limited. COMPLIMENTARY Horse Trials' buffet Saturday 4:00 PM Sponsored by FEATHER CREEK 

EQUESTRIAN, Elgin, IL. Everyone welcome, no tickets needed! Volunteers are always welcome. Visit 

website, www.waynedupageht.com or E-mail: waynedupageht@sbcglobal.net 


JULY 16-17 

ROEBKE'S RUN HORSE TRIALS 

Fairfax, Minnesota (Area 4) 

New Event! 



ENTRY PERIOD: Open Date: 5/31/2011 Close Date: 6/28/2011 

LEVELS/DIVISIONS USEF/USEA Recognized: P,PH,PR USEF Endorsed/USEA Recognized: 

N,NH,NR,T,TH,TR,BN,BNH,BNR 

SEND ENTRIES TO: Enter on line go to: www.evententries.com Mail original signatures page a copy 

of 2011 coggins and checks (if necessary) to sec'y. Checks must be received within 4 days of electronic 

entry to guarantee entry in event. 

OR Send Entries to: Brook Schweiss, Secretary 72121 470th Street Hector, MN 55342 PH: 320-894- 

8831 brook@bifold.com Show office number: www..schweissstables.com 

ORGANIZER: Org/ Manager: Julie & Brook Schweiss, 72121 470th Street, Hector, MN 55342, Brook 

Cell 320-894-8831 Office 507-426-8273 Fax 507-426-7408, email: brook@bifold.com 

OFFICIALS: TD: David Emmons, MI Judges: Pres: Marie Johnson, WI CD: XC/SJ: John Williams, NC 

EVENT FEES: Draw checks to Roebke’s Run H.T. Entries: P/T/N/BN: $325.00 (All entry fees 

includes stabling!) Tack Stall: (if available): $100.00 Clean Stall Deposit: $ 25.00 (separate check) 

1) ENTRIES: Entries limited to 150. Entries will be accepted according to postmark date. Entry fees 

include a $25 non-refundable office fee and stabling fee. $25 stall cleaning deposit, please include a 

separate check, check will be destroyed if stall is stripped. $25 fee for changing horse/rider/level after 

CD. $40 charge for changes post schedule make up. Double entries: Not accepted. BN riders who are 

not USEA members must pay an additional $25 with entry. Refunds: Before C.D.-Entry/Stabling-Less 

$25 non-refundable office fee; After C.D.-Entry-no refund; Stabling-less $25 full refund if stall can be 

filled. Competition cancellation-No refund. Neg. Coggins must be dated 2011 for all horses, include a 

copy with entry. 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Fri.: Barns open 1pm. Cross-country courses open-3:00 pm. 

Sat: Dressage; Cross-country. Sun: Show Jumping. 

3) AWARDS: Prizes & 8 ribbons per division. New this year: North Country Eventing Challenge. 

Compete at Otter Creek HT and Roenle's Run HT at any level with the same horse/rider. Your total score 

will be combined to see who will take home the cash prize. Find out more on our web site.


4) STARTING TIMES: Posted to www.schweissstables.com & sent by email. 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: 

150 10x10 permanent and temp stalls with doors. Stabling opens Thursday 1pm-Sunday 6pm, 

mandatory stabling included in entry fee, initial shavings included. Extra stabling $20 per night. Hay 

$7 & shavings $8 available for purchase, email brook@bifold.com prior to July 11 to have your order 

delivered to your stall. Shavings only allowed! Stall cleaning deposit=$25 included on separate check. 

Indicate a stabling group name if you want to stable with others. Veterinarian: # will be at show office 

and stall door. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Located in Olivia, MN - Sheep Shedde Inn-Olivia 22Mi - 320-523- 

5000. Located in Redwood Falls, MN: Redwood Valley Lodge 27 MI, 507-644-5700, Select Inn- 27 Mi 

-800-287-5443, Smart Choice, 27 MI, -507-637-3456, Motel 71, 27 MI-507-637-2981, Located in Morton, 

MN: Morton Inn, 2 1Mi -507-697-6205 Lower Sioux Lodge. 25 MI - 800-946-2274 

7) DIRECTIONS: From Hector, MN: Take Hwy 4 south 8 miles.Turn right on to 720th Ave and go 1 

mile west Watch for These: #1... South out of town go through the big"S" curves, first right after mile 

marker #86 #2....Blue/Yellow Sign saying "SCHWEISS BI-FOLD DOORS" (1 Mile to the west) #3.... 

Yellow Mailbox saying "Schweiss" From Fairfax, MN: Take Hwy 4 north 7 miles Turn Left on to 

720th Ave and go 1 mile west Watch for These: #1....First left after mile marker #85 #2....Blue/Yellow 

Sign saying "SCHWEISS BI-FOLD DOORS" (1 Mile to the west) #3....Yellow Mailbox saying "Schweiss" 

8) DRESSAGE: P-2010 USEF Preliminary Test C-Std. T-2010 USEF Training Test B-Sm. N-2010 USEF 

Novice Test B-Sm. BN-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test B-Sm 


BN-2000 m @ 350 mpm/max. All courses: Average, for horses with some experience at these levels. 

Terrain: Rolling terrain with very good sand footing. All courses spectator friendly. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country course open only by appointment. Courses closed June 

1st. Levels may be divided/combined as entries warrant; state preferences under the Eligible Section 

and birth date on entry. Food provided by The Other Place Bar & Grill. Watch schweissstables.com for 

information Dogs are welcome but must be leashed. Competitors Party: Saturday evening. Food, 

beverages, games and entertainment. One ticket included per entry. Please pre-purchase your extra 

meal tickets with your entry cost: $15.00 (with entry) or at the show office by 6pm Friday for $20. No 

vehicles on course without permission. 


JULY 22-24 

HUNTER OAKS HORSE TRIALS 



Bloomington, Illinois (Area 4) 

ALL PHASES OF 2011 COMPETITION HELD AT HUNTER OAKS FARM 

24 hour security on grounds. 


LEVELS/DIVISIONS USEF/USEA Recognized: IP,P USEF Endorsed/USEA Recognized: 


SEND ENTRIES TO: Hunter Oaks Horse Trials c/o Nancy Russell P.O. Box 1131 DeLeon Springs, FL 

32130 Secretary phone: 386-679-0792 Fax: 386-985-2129 email: a3dayevntr@aol.com 

Email - HunterOaksHorseTrials@bopi.com Web: http://www.hunteroaksfarm.com/ Enter on-line at 

www.EventEntries.com and mail copy and payment to the secretary. 

ORGANIZER: Hunter Oaks Equestrian Center, LLC / Tom & Sandy Mercier, 314 MacAllen Lake Road, 

Carlock, IL 61725, (309) 530-9353. 309)826-7433. Fax (309) 663-0581 

Ride time notification Monday prior to competition via email and posted at www.HunterOaksFarm.com 

OFFICIALS: TD: Cleon Wingard, OH Judges: Pres: Sue Hughes, MI CD:X-C/SJ: John Williams, NC 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw checks to Hunter Oaks Equestrian Center, LLC. Entry: 

IP, P, T, N, BN divisions: $200.00; Starter Test: $150.00 Stabling: $200.00 Grounds Fee: $75.00 

(non-stabled horses) Saturday nite party: FREE to competitors/officials/volunteers - guest tix $15.00 

1) ENTRIES: USEA and USEF fees are not included as part of the entry fee. These association fees 

should be added to your entry fee, per the itemized Fees Enclosed section of the Entry Form, totaled 

with the other applicable fees, and sent to the event with your entry. Please use the 2011 entry form. 

Failure to do so could result in the entry not being accepted. Double entries: Not accepted. I/P, P 

entries must include USEF member # (owner, rider, agent) and copy member card OR include $30 

non-member fee. BN competitors who are not USEA members must pay extra $25 with entry. Lost 

pinny=$10. Returned Check - $50 fee Refunds: Before C.D.- In writing - refund less $25 office fee; After 

C.D.- no refund. Competition cancellation-No Refund. Neg. Coggins required for all horses within 12 

months - must accompany entry. 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Thurs: Cross-country course open-3 pm Fri: Dressage-8:30 am; Official 

cross-country course walk-5 pm Sat: Cross-country-9 am Sun: Show Jumping-8 am


3) AWARDS: All Divisions (Starter-IP): Prizes 1st - 3rd and 8 ribbons per division. 1st place dressage 

ribbons each division. Hunter Oaks sponsors overall lowpoint awards: $100 cash Area IV Adult 

Rider , $100 cash Area IV YR, $100 cash IDCTA, $100 cash USPC Duchess Trophy (donated by Kim 

Connelly) to oldest horse to complete event. 

4) STARTING TIMES: Starting times available at www.HunterOaksFarm.com and will be sent by 

evententries.com 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: $195/stall available noon Thursday to Sun. 8pm. Some tack stalls 

available @ $150/tack stall. Request for GROUP stabling, please use ONE name (i.e. barn OR trainer) 

Please do NOT switch stalls upon arrival without secretary approval!!!! 175 temporary COVERED 

stalls on grounds. Stall doors provided. $75 grounds fee if not stabled on grounds. Veterinarian: Dr. 

Monfort 309-928-2127 / 309-826-2127 cell 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Hotels: Comfort Suites 309-834-4700, Holiday Inn Express (309) 820- 

9990, Country Inns & Suites (309) 828-7177. Ramada Ltd (309) 828-0900. Hawthorne (309) 829-8111. 

Hampton Inn (309) 829-3700. All hotels are on west side of Bloomington near Interstate Center approx. 

10 miles from farm. Rates vary. On-site primitive camping permitted @ no charge in designated areas, 

but NO amenities or electrical hook-up. Must have own generator. Kamp Komfort RV campground w/ 

hook-ups, bath house, etc approx. five miles from farm 309-376-4411 and one mile off Carlock/I-74 exit. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: Hunter Oaks Equestrian Center is located just 14 miles west of 

Bloomington-Normal where I-55, I-74, and I-39 intersect. From I-39, take Hudson exit and travel East 

to T-stop. Right, then immediate left to end of road. Right on SR 150west approx. one mile and right 

on MacAllen Lake Rd. From Bloomington-Normal or Peoria, take I-74 to Carlock exit. Exit and 

pass bp gas station, school, over RR tracks to stop sign. Turn left (west) on SR150 and go 3.6 miles to 

MacAllen Lake Road. Turn right and you will see stabling. GOOGLE Hunter Oaks Equestrian Center 

"show map" 

(DO NOT MAPQUEST ONLY!!! mapquest directions are incorrect for our location) 

8) DRESSAGE: Test & arena sizes: IP-2010 USEF Intermediate Test B-Std. P-2010 USEF Preliminary 

Test B-Sm. T-2010 USEF Training Test B-Sm. N-2010 USEF Novice Test B-Sm. BN/Starter Test-2010 

USEF Beginning Novice Test B-Sm. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: IP/P - 2800 m @ 500mpm. T-2200 m @ 420 mpm. N-2000 m @ 350 mpm. 

BN-1600 m @ 325 mpm/max. Average, for horses with some experience at these levels. Starter 

course-most fences 2'0" and max height 2'3" Starter xc includes some replicas of our larger fences. 

Inviting for first event and the real deal! Starter course does NOT track thru timber or larger hills. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country course closes end of day Monday, June 27. Entry 

limit-200. Riders limited to 2 horses/level, or 4 horses/entire event. Levels may be divided/ combined 

as entries warrant; state preferences under the Eligible Section and birth date on entry. Concessions 

& Vendor Fair on grounds. Dogs must be leashed! Saturday night Barn Party at the Farm 5:30-8pm. 

Free to competitors, volunteers & officials. Guest tickets available @ $15.00 - BUFFET w/table seating. 

Complimentary beverages. Door Prizes! 




JULY 23-24 

BRIAR FOX FARM SUMMER HORSE TRIALS 

Augusta, Kansas (Area 4) 

Central States Event Team Challenge 




SEND ENTRIES TO: Bonnie Griest, Secretary 9718 SW Hwy. 54 Augusta, KS 67010 (316) 775-5512 

(316) 648-4705 or (316) 640-7047 (Friday noon thru competition) http://www.thehorsefarm.com/ 

ORGANIZER: Tim Griest, (same as above) 

OFFICIALS: TD: Pam Wiedemann, PA Judges: Pres: Debbie Rodriguez, VA CD:X-C/SJ: Ana 

Schravesande, TX. 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw checks to Briar Fox Farm, Inc. Entry: Per Division: OP: 

$185.00; T/N/BN: $170.00; Starter Event Rider: $160.00; Event Team Challenge Divisions: 

$195.00 Stabling: $140.00 Grounds Fee: $35.00 (non-stabled horses) Camping: $30.00 weekend; 

RV Hookup; $50.00 weekend 

1) ENTRIES: Entry fees include a $25 non-refundable office fee. Note: USEA and USEF fees are not 

included as part of the entry fee. These association fees should be added to your entry fee, per the 

itemized Fees Enclosed section of the Entry Form, totaled with the other applicable fees, and sent to 

the event with your entry. Please use the 2011 entry form. Failure to do so could result in the entry 

not being accepted. CHALLENGE DIVISIONS QUALIFYING CRITERIA: In order to compete in the Team 

Challenge, a team member must have previously ridden and successfully completed at least one horse 

trials at the challenge level he or she is entering. Indicate as such on the entry form. Furthermore, the 

team member may never have competed above the next higher level within the past 2 years (including 

the year of the Challenge), i.e., a Novice Challenge team member may not have competed higher than 

Training level in the last 2 years. Teams may consist of 3-4 team members all of the same level. Double 

entries: Not accepted. Starter Event Rider entrants: drug/admin fees do not apply. BN competitors who 

are not USEA members must pay extra $25 with entry. Starter competitors are exempt from USEA 

Starter and Drug Fees and USEA membership and non-membership fees. If competition not full, 

post entries accepted after C.D. thru 7/15 - add $25.00. Withdrawals must be in writing. Changes to 

rider/horse/division after C.D., additional $25. Bounced check charge=$50. Refunds: Before C.D. with 

vet. certificate-Less $25 non-refundable office fee; After C.D.-Entry/ Stabling-No refund. Competition 

cancellation-No refund. Neg. Coggins within 12 months required for all horses, must accompany entry.


2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Fri: Cross-country course open-3 pm Sat: Dressage-8 am; Show 

Jumping-approx 1 pm. Sun: Cross-country-9 am. 

3) AWARDS: 8 ribbons per division. Team Challenge Divisions: Prize money and 6 Ribbons. All prize 

money paid to owners as listed on entry form. Prize money paid through 3rd as follows: 1st=50%, 

2nd=30%, 3rd=20%. Challenge divisions must have a minimum of 3 competitors. 

4) STARTING TIMES: Available at www.thehorsefarm.com, Wednesday am week of event. 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: Limited. $140/Stall from noon Thursday to noon Monday. 20 stalls 

in summer barn w/gates, all others temp. stalls w/doors under tent. Initial bedding only provided. Extra 

bags of shavings=$8. All on grounds horses must be in furnished stalls. $35 grounds fee if not stabled 

on grounds. Feed/hay/bedding available for purchase locally. Further info. from sec'y. Veterinarian: El 

Dorado Animal Clinic, (316) 320-1050. # will be posted with sec'y. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Holiday Inn Express-6 mi.,(316) 733-8833. Augusta Inn-1 mi., (316) 775- 

5979. Lehr's Motel-1 mi., (316) 775-6327. Club House Inn-12 mi., (316) 684-1111., Andover Express Inn- 

6 mi.,(316)733-8881. Camping: Limited. $30.00 weekend. RV Hookup-$50.00--limited hookups. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: 9718 SW Hwy 54. Augusta, KS 67010. From KS Turnpike (I-35) South: Exit 

Wichita East (Kellogg). East on US 54 for 11.5 miles (mile marker 233). From KS Turnpike (I-35) North: 

Andover exit, right (east) 4 miles to Santa Fe Lake Rd., right (south) 3 miles to US Hwy. 54, left (east) 1 

mile. From I-135 North: Exit Northeast Expressway (Exit 10 K-96) approx. 9 miles to Hwy. 54 (Augusta). 

East approx. 9 miles. 

8) DRESSAGE: Test & arena sizes: P- 2010 USEF Preliminary Test B-Sm. T-2010 USEF Training Test 

B-Sm. N-2010 USEF Novice Test B-Sm. BN-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test B-Sm. Starter-2011 USDF 

Intro C-small Arena: Sand arena. 


BN-1775 m @ 325 mpm/max. fence height 2'7" max. Terrain: Hills, water, trails, woods, ditches, stream 

crossings. All courses: P/T/N Average, for horses with some experience at these levels. BN-Easy; good 

for first time at this level. Starter-Easy; logs on ground. Brand new track! See www.thehorsefarm. com 

for virtual course walk. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country course closed Jul. 15. Levels may be divided/combined 

as entries warrant; state preferences under the Eligible Section and birth date. Prize list on www. 

thehorsefarm.com Concessions available on grounds. Dogs must be leashed. Entry forms can be 

printed from our website-www.thehorsefarm.com...click "entry forms" to choose the event you wish 

to enter and follow the print directions. Approved and completed medical card must be worn during 

cross-country and jumping tests. Photography concession available for all 3 phases. 




AUGUST 6-7 

SILVERWOOD FARM SUMMER HORSE TRIALS 

Camp Lake, Wisconsin (Area 4) 

August 5th CT Schooling Show; P, T, N, BN, SN USEA Recognized Levels - T,N,BN, 

Eventing Test: Starter 


LEVELS/DIVISIONS USEF Endorsed/USEA Recognized: N,T,BN USEA Recognized Tests: Starter 

SEND ENTRIES TO: Lisa Cannata P.O. Box 171 Camp Lake, WI 53109 (847) 235-6410 (phone) 

(847) 589-8574 (fax) E-mail: Eventing@silverwoodfarm.net Web: http://www.silverwoodfarm.net/ 

ORGANIZER: Lisa Froehlig, PO Box 192, Camp Lake, WI 53109, (262) 889-4700. 

OFFICIALS: TD: Cleon Wingard, OH Judges: Pres: Marie Johnson, WI; Curtis Sage, others 

TBA CD:X-C: Klaus Dierks SJ: Lisa Froehlig 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: PLEASE use www.EventEntries.com to enter. Draw checks to 

Silverwood Farm or credit card (MC, Visa or Discover)-$5.00 (mailed/faxed entries only) processing fee 

applied. Entry: All divisions: $280.00 includes stabling Tack Stall: $85.00. 

1) ENTRIES: Entry fee includes stabling & a $25 non-refundable office fee. Double entries not 

accepted. BN competitors who are not USEA members must pay extra $25 with entry. If oversubscribed, 

priority given to USEA members. Starter Competitors are exempt from USEA Starter and Drug Fees 

and USEA membership and non-membership fees. $30 fee for any changes of horse/rider or level on 

entry when such requests can be accommodated. $30-Lost pinny. Refunds: Before C.D.-Less $25 nonrefundable 

office fee. Written/email cancellation must be received by 7 pm on C.D. After C.D.-Entry/ 

Stabling-No refund or substitutions for other shows. Competition cancellation- No refund. Neg. Coggins 

required for all horses dated 2011 with entry. $50 returned check fee. Schooling Show CT: See www. 

silverwoodfarm.net for entry form and details. $25 discount in stabling if entered in both shows. 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Thurs: Stabling open for CT schooling show entries after 1 pm and 

for event entries that pay $30 additional overnight. Fri: CT Schooling Show. Fri: Stabling open for 

event entries at 1 pm; Cross-country open-3 pm Sat: Dressage-7:30 am; Cross-country-11:30 am; 

Competitors/Volunteers party-4:30 pm. Sun: Show Jumping-8 am. *Stadium could be scheduled for 

Saturday depending on # of entries.



4) STARTING TIMES: Available Aug 1st at www.silverwoodfarm.net. 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: Available 1 pm Thursday for CT entries and Event entries that pay 

$30 for extra overnight. 1 PM Friday to 9 PM Sunday for event entries. Perm 10x10 stalls in stabling 

complex. Tack stalls=$85. Temp stalls will be used ONLY if necessary. Stall doors provided. Stalls must 

be left in clean condition. One bag shavings provided. Shavings available @ $7/bag on entry or $8 

after closing date. Order must be in by 2 pm each day. For Groups: use ONE name for everyone in 

group. No guarantee of matches with multiple names! Competitors are responsible for stall damage. 

Veterinarian: Bristol Vet Service, (262) 859-2560. # will be posted at secý´s office. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Comfort Inn, Antioch (847) 395-3606. Ask for Silverwood Farm 

Discount! La Quinta, Bristol (262) 857-7911. Country Inn & Suites, Bristol (262) 857-3680. Value Inn, 

Bristol (262) 857-2622. Super 8, Bristol (262) 857-7963. Book Rooms Early!! Camping: No camper 

hook-ups on grounds. Local camp grounds: Chain O´ Lakes State Park (847) 587-5512. Happy Acres, 

Bristol (262) 857-7373. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address for internet - NOT mailing!: 28426 98th Street Trevor, WI 53179 From 

I-94 (WI): Exit Hwy C west to Route 83, north for 1/3 mile to SA west for 2.5 miles to T intersection. Left 

on AH for 0.5 miles to farm. From Richmond, IL: Rt. 173 east to Wilmot Rd north to town of Wilmot. 

At second stop sign (County Rd C) turn right (east) to County Rd B LEFT (north) 2 mi. to AH right, 0.5 

mile to farm. 

8) DRESSAGE: Test & arena sizes: T-2010 USEF Training Test B-Sm. N-2010 USEF Novice Test B-Sm. 

BN-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test B-Sm. Starter- 2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test A. Arenas: Sand. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: T-2400 m @ 420 mpm. N-2000 m @ 350 mpm. BN-1700 m @ 350 mpm, 

max. fence height 2´7’. Starter- 970 m @ 300 mpm. Max fence 2´3’. All T/N/BN: Average, for horses 

with some experience at this level. SN-Easy, good for first time at this level. Can be trotted. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country course closed July 25th, no schooling after July 24th! 

Be sure to call ahead to check on availability and conditions. By appointment ONLY, call organizer to 

arrange schooling (262) 889-4700. Entry limit 150. Rider limit 2 horses/level; 3 horses/entire event. 


birth date on entry. Food available on grounds. Dogs must be leashed. Party: Saturday 4:30 pm! All 

parking must be in parking field. Failure to comply will result in fines! 




AUGUST 12-14 

OTTER CREEK SUMMER HORSE TRIALS 

Wheeler, Wisconsin (Area 4) 

USEA/The Chronicle of the Horse Central Adult Team Challenge 


LEVELS/DIVISIONS USEF/USEA Recognized: I,P,P-ATC USEF Endorsed/USEA Recognized: 

N,N-ATC,T,T-ATC,BN,BN-ATC USEA Recognized Tests: Starter 

SEND ENTRIES TO: Enter on Line: www.evententries.com (credit cards accepted). Mail original 

signatures, copy of coggins, copies of USEF memberships (if applicable) & checks (if necessary to 

Secretary. 

OR Send Entries To: Betsy Jones, Secretary 1201 10 1/2 Ave. Barron, WI 54812 Home: 

(715)537-5155 Cell: (715)296-6469 email: jonesbs@chibardun.net. Show office phone during 

event: (715)658-1602 

Check our web site: www.ottercreekfarm.com for Rider Status, Ride Times and Live Results. 

ORGANIZER: Lena Warner, Otter Creek Farm E5847 1170th Ave. Wheeler, WI 54772. Email: org@ 

ottercreekfarm.com Fax: (715)658-1250 Phone:(715)-658-1105 

OFFICIALS: TD: Tom Ordway, ID Judges: Pres: Janet Briggs, NH; Anne Cizadlo, IA CD:XC/SJ: John 

Williams, NC 

EVENT FEES: Entry Fees: I/P:$350, T/N/BN: $325, Starter: $275 (Enty Fess include Stabling from 

Thursday -Sunday). Extra nights: $20 per night. Tack Stall: $100 (if available). Clean Stall Deposit: $25 

(check will be destroyed if stall found stripped clean) no C.C. or cash accepted. $25 will be charged 

to any changes made after C.D., $40 charge after schedule is done, notice will be sent out via email. 

Double entries Not accepted. Refunds: Before C.D.-Full Refund -$25 office fee. Post C.D.-No refunds, 

unless entry and or stall can be filled from waiting list less office fee. Competition cancellation no 

refund. Neg. Coggins must be dated 2011 for all horses, include a copy with entry. Adult Team 

competitors traveling long distance will receive one extra night free. 

1) ENTRIES: Entries: Entry Limit 200. All entry fees include a $25 non refundable office fee and 

stabling fee. Entries are accepted as received. Priority is given to Adult Team competitors and 

postmark date (date mailed or submitted on line). Payment must be received within 7 days of 

online registration. Postmark date will be adjusted to when payment is received. Entries must be 

Postmarked by the closing date! Late Fee post closing date $25. Starter Competitors are exempt from 

the USEA Starter/D&M Fee and membership/non-membership fees. HT BN Competitors who are 

not USEA members must pay an additional $25.00 USEA BN Non-member fee. Pinny Holder/Insert 

Required - for sale on site, $15 each.


2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Thurs: Barns open 1:00 PM. Cross-country open-3:00 PM Fri: 

Dressage-8:00 AM all divisions Sat: Cross-country-9:00 AM all divisions Sun: Show Jumping and 

Awards Ceremonies 

3) AWARDS: New! North Country Eventing Challenge (NCEC) compete at Otter Creek HT (3 

shows) and Roebke's Run HT (2 shows) and have a chance to win over $2000 in cash and prizes! You 

can show at any level with the same horse/rider combination. All divisions Ribbons to 8th place and 

prizes from 1st - 4th place. ATC-Ribbons to 10th place in all divisions and Team ribbons first - eighth 

place. ATC Team prizes sponsored by The Chronicle of the Horse. Special awards for best dressage 

score, Best placing ATC team with the highest cumulative age and other fun awards will be presented 

on Sunday. 

4) STARTING TIMES: Posted on web site: www.ottercreekfarm.com & sent by email. 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: 200 10'x10' a few 12'x12' permanent and temp stalls with doors. One 

bag of bedding provided. Stabling open 1PM Thursday and close on Sunday 8PM Additional nights 

$20. One free night proved for long distance ATC competitors. Clean stall deposit of $25 (checks only!) 

will be destroyed if stall is found stripped (not picked) clean. Hay ($7) and bedding ($8) available for 

purchase. Veterinarian and Farrier numbers will be posted on the score board and by barns. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Americinn Lodge and Suits-715-235-4800 (ask for OCF discounts), Comfort 

Inn 715-233-1500, Econo Lodge- 715-235-9651, Super 8-715-235-8889, Motel 6-715-2356901, Country 

Inn and Suites 715-235-5664, all located in Menomonie 17 miles from show grounds. Otter Creek Acres 

(Cabin) 715-225-7182 3 miles. Limited camper hook-ups $30/night. 

7) DIRECTIONS: I-94 to Menomonie,WI take Hwy 25 North for 15 miles to 1170th Ave., turn east 

(right). Go straight east for 2 miles. See Otter Creek Farm sign on Hwy 25! Mapquest and GPS 

Directions: Otter Creek Farm 1170th Ave, Wheeler, WI 54772 Dunn County, US. 


Test C-Std. T-2010 USEF Training Test B-Sm. N-2010 USEF Novice Test B-Sm. BN-2010 USEF Beginner 

Novice Test B-Sm. Starter-2011 USDF Test C. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: I-approx. 3400 m @ 550 mpm. P-approx. 3200 m @ 520 mpm. T-approx. 

2200 m @ 450 mpm. N-approx. 2000 m @ 400 mpm. BN-approx. 1900 m @ 350 mpm/max. New 

Starter Course! Easy beginner course hight not over 2'4". All courses: Average, for horses with some 

experience at these levels. Terrain: Rolling to hilly terrain with very good sand footing. All courses 

spectator friendly! 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country course open only by appointment. Courses closed August 

30th. Levels may be divided/combined as entries warrant; state preferences under the Eligible Section 

and birth date on entry. Food provided by Fosters Catering. Watch OCF web for information: www. 

ottercreekfarm.com Dogs are welcome but must be leashed. Competitors Party: Saturday evening. 

Food, beverages, games and entertainment. One ticket included per entry. Please pre-purchase your 

extra meal tickets with your entry cost: $15.00 (with entry) or at the show office by 6pm Friday for $20. 

Friday night tailgate get together snacks and beverages. No vehicles on course without permission. 




AUGUST 26-28 

HERITAGE PARK HORSE TRIALS 

AND NOVICE AND TRAINING 3-DAY EVENT 

Olathe, Kansas (Area 4) 

ENTRY PERIOD: HT & Tests: Open Date: 7/12/2011 Close Date: 8/9/2011 

T3D: Open Date: 6/28/2011 Close Date: 7/26/2011 


PT,N,T,BN,T3D USEA Recognized Tests: Starter, N3D, CT 

SEND ENTRIES TO: Beth Stoker 2401 W 25th Street, Apt 2B3 Lawrence, KS 66047 stokerbeth@ 

hotmail.com Day (785) 291-3287, Eve (785) 766-4563 http://www.macta.info/ 

ORGANIZER: Beth Stoker, 2401 W. 25th, Apt. 2B3, Lawrence, KS 66047, (785) 291-3287 (between 8 

am-4 pm), (785) 766-4563 (evenings after 9 pm & during competition). Email: stokerbeth@hotmail. 

com 

OFFICIALS: TD: Ana Schravasande, TX Judges: Pres: Mary Lewis, GA; Deeda Randle, WY 

CD:X-C: Roger Haller, GA SJ: Beth Stoker 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw check to M.A.C.T.A. Entry: IP/P: $175.00; PT/T, N, 

BN, Starter Novice (A & B): $160.00; CT Entry: $100.00; Novice & Training 3-Day: $400.00 

(includes 1 stable fee) Fan Hookup: $15.00 Stabling: $145.00 Grounds Fee: $ 50.00 (non-stabled 

horses) Payment may be made through paypal (no paypal account necessary). A 3% 

convenience charge will be applied to payments made through paypal. If you'd like to pay 

by credit card (via paypal), or through paypal, please note on your entry you'd like to 

use the paypal option and management will email a bill to you through paypal. Division 

charges through PayPal will include all fees (ie, starter, USEF, drug/med, etc.) 

1) ENTRIES: CT/Starter/N3D entrants: Starter and D&M fees do not apply, but CT entrants who are 

not USEA members must pay a $25 USEA Non-member. All entries must be postmarked, if sent 

by FedEx or UPS, please check appropriate delivery method that allows them to leave at 

door so it does not require a signature. No hand delivered entries will be accepted. Bounced 

Check Surcharge: $35. Entry fee includes a $25 non-refundable office fee. Double entries: Not accepted. 

BN competitors who are not USEA members must pay extra $25 with entry. $20=Lost pinny. Refunds: 

Before C.D.-Less $25 non-refundable office fee; After C.D.-No refund of entry or stabling. Withdrawals 

accepted by email only and must be sent to secý by 6 pm on C.D. Contact secretary through email 

if possible. Competition cancellation-No refund. Any changes made after C.D.=$25 fee. Neg. Coggins 

within 12 months required for all horses-must accompany entry. 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Fri: Educational activities and dressage test for 3-day divisions; Crosscountry 

course open-3 pm. Food & drinks served after course walk. Sat: Dressage-8 am; Endurance; 

Cross-country-10 am. Combined Test entries will do dressage and stadium on Saturday. Sun: Show 

Jumping-8 am.


3) AWARDS: 8 ribbons per division and various trophies are awarded. Completion ribbons will also 

be awarded. 

4) STARTING TIMES: Ride times will be available on our website (www.macta.info) no later than 

August 24,2011. 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: Limited. $145/Stall from 12 pm Thursday to 12 pm Monday. Temp. 

stalls on grounds. Stall doors/initial bedding only provided. On ground stabling will be determined 

by the date entry is received. Entries received before closing date will have priority. All horses that are 

kept on grounds overnight must have a stall that is provided by competition management. Horses 

may not be stabled in horse trailers on grounds. $35 Grounds fee for non-stabled horses. Bedding 

available for purchase, further info from secý. Veterinarian: # will be posted at secý´s tent. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Hotels approx. 8 miles from event. Holiday Inn (913) 829-4000. Super 8, 

(913) 856-8887. Sleep Inn (913) 390-9500. Comfort Inn, Microtel, Best Western. (Hotels are by Great 

Mall of the Great Plains or Olathe Medical Center). 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: 14025 W. 159th St., Olathe, KS 66062 (do not use this address for 

mapquest); We are directly across the street from 16801 Pflumm in Olathe, KS 66062(for 

mapquest). Coming from the south: From I-35, get off at Exit 210, turn right and take 175th Street 

east *Go slow at R/R tracks* after stop light, turn left (North) onto Pflumm Rd and go 0.8 miles to 

Horse Park entrance on left Travelling from the north: exit 215 (169 South, 7 Hwy. Paola). Turn 

onto 169 South and go to 175th Street. Turn left at 175th Street then follow above directions from go 

slow at R/R tracks. If you are heading south on Pflumm from 159th & Pflumm, horse park entrance 

is 1.2 miles south of the intersection. (Horse Park entrance is not a "marked" park entrance, look for 

horse trial signs. 

8) DRESSAGE: Test & arena sizes: T3D: 2010 USEF Training Three-day Test-Std. IP - 2010 USEF 

Intermediate Test B-Std. P/PT – 2010 USEF Preliminary Test B-Sm. T-2010 USEF Training Test B-Sm. 

N-2010 USEF Novice Test B-Sm. BN-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test B-Sm. Starter Novice A - 2010 

USEF Beginner Novice Test A - Sm. Starter Novice B - 2007 Intro Test B. Arenas: Grass. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: T3D specs TBA. P – 2800 m @ 520mpm. T-2400 m @ 450 mpm/20 

obstacles. N-2000 m @ 375 mpm/18 obstacles. BN-1800 m @ 350 mpm/14 obstacles. Starter 

Novice - 1500m @ 275mpm/10-14 obstacles and inviting (see "other information for distinction 

between SN A & B). All courses: Average, for horses with some experience at these levels. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country course closed July 25. Riders limited 2 horses/level, or 

3 horses/entire event. Levels may be further divided if entries warrant; state preferences under the 

Eligible Section and birth date on entry. Prize list from secý. Food on grounds. Dogs must be leashed 

and attached to a human. Loose dogs will be confiscated & owner fined $50.00. NO MOTORIZED 

VEHICLES ARE ALLOWED ON THE XC COURSE. Starter Novice will be offered. Starter Novice 

A will splash through water. Starter Novice B will not go through water splash. See 

www.macta.info for dates of cross country schoolings, schooling events and clinics throughout the 

year, or contact organizer. 



NOTES

Area Chairman 

Mike Huber 

1051 Porter Rd. 

Bartonville, TX 76226 

(817) 368-7178 

mike@goldchipstables.com 


Catherine Texter Baker 

P.O. Box 436 

Atlanta, Texas, 75551 

(903) 824-7905 

Ctbatlanta@aol.com 

Board of Governors Area Representatives 

Kristy Limon 

28635 Hidden Lake W. 

Magnolia, TX 77354 

(936) 443-5167 

kristym76@hotmail.com 

Diane Pitts 

7209 Lakewood Blvd. 

Dallas, TX 75214 

(214) 324-9332 

Dianepitts44@gmail.com 


Karen LeKashman 

Karen.LeKashman@bnsf.com 


Diane Pitts 

Dianepitts44@gmail.com 


Tracy Hewlett 

1296 Old Plain Dealing Rd. 

Benton, LA 71006 

tracy@hollyhillfarm.net 

Area Website: www.area5eventing.com 

Young Event Horse Coordinator 

Alyce Hinkle 

jvfarms@ev1.net 

Finance and Fundraising 

Siobhan O’Brien 

siobhano@comcast.net 

AREA V 

Policy and Procedures 

Ronda Dillard 

to_ronda@airmail.net 



Debbie Poloson 

2937 Indian Hollow 

San Antonio, TX 78261 

(210) 288-8789 

Deborah_Poloson@Bausch.com 

AFFILIATE EVENTING ASSOCIATIONS: 

Central Texas Eventing Association 

Sandra Slattery 

3200 Golden Grove 

San Antonio, TX 78247 

(210) 213-6683 

Slatterys@sbcglobal.net 

www.cteventing.org 

North Texas Eventing Association 

Mica Pryor 

2201 Long Prairie 

Suite 107-714 

Flower Mound, TX 75022 

(972) 636-7061 

Heavenlyoaksfarm@aol.com 

www.nteventing.net 

Oklahoma Eventers 

Meghan Richey 

8300 E. Country Rd. 74 

Guthrie, OK 73044 

(405) 880-3925 

president@okeventers.us 

www.okeventers.us 



AREA V EVENTS 

JUNE 11-12 

TEXAS ROSE HORSE PARK HORSE TRIALS 

Tyler, Texas (Area 5) 



SEND ENTRIES TO: Register Online at www.EventEntries.com. Visa/MC, Discover, Amex & 

Checks Accepted. 

Rick Dunkerton, Secretary C/O AMS PO Box 1647 Laurel, MS 39441 Cell: 601-498-3330 Fax: 601-426- 

9984 rdunkerton@EventEntries.com 

ORGANIZER: Cathy Brunson, 14078 State Hwy 110N, Tyler, TX 75704 Comp Mngment: TRHP, LLC 

OFFICIALS: TD: Patti Clement, AL Judges: Pres: Sheila Strickler, AZ CD:X-C/SJ: Carsten Meyer, LA 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw checks to TRHP,LLC Entry: P: $225.00 T/N/BN: 

$200.00 Stabling/Tack Stall: $135.00 with no shavings included. $10 for additional bags of shavings 

(min 2 bags). Stall Deposit: $25.00. Grounds Fee: $25.00 Camping: $35/night. 

1) ENTRIES: Entry fees per division and include a $25 non-refundable office fee. BN competitors who 

are not USEA members must pay extra $25 with entry. All Preliminary entries, owners and agents 

must show proof of USEF membership, or pay $30 non-member. $30=Lost pinny. Refunds: Before 

C.D.-Less $25 non-refundable office fee; After C.D.-Entry-Less $30 only if place can be filled from 

wait list. Stable-No refund. No telephone withdrawals accepted, faxes or emails only. Competition 

cancellation-No refund. Neg. Coggins required within 12 months for all horses. All entries must have 

three signatures. 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Fri: Cross-country course open-3 pm. Sat: All Dressage-8 AM; Show 

Jumping-10am, Complementary competitor party after competition ends Saturday. Sun: Crosscountry-8 

AM. 


4) STARTING TIMES: Available June 7th on website: www.texasrosehorsepark.com. Times will not be 

mailed. Times will be emailed to all competitors that submit a valid email address.

AREA V EVENTS 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: $135 /stall from noon Friday thru Sunday eve. $35 per night for 

extra nites. 337 perm. stalls on grounds. Stall doors & initial bedding only provided. Feed/Hay/Bedding 

available for purchase, further info from sec'y. Veterinarian: # will be posted at scoreboard. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Local Hotel Information (Mention our name and get a Horse Show 

Rate) La Quinta Inn & Suites – 204 Centennial Blvd, Lindale 903-882-1600, Holiday Inn Express – 

3247 W. Gentry Pkwy Tyler 903-533-0214, Comfort Suites – 200 W Centennial Dr, Lindale 903-882- 

8613, Sleep Inn & Suites – 5555 S Donnybrook Ave, Tyler 903-581-8646, Howard Johnson – 3300 

Mineola Hwy Tyler, TX 903-597-6300, Cabin Creek – Efficiency Cabin 903-882-1890 (Less than 2 

minutes from show ring), Camping (RV hookups): $35/night (water & electric). Camping on grounds 

without hookup - no fee. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Directions to the Texas Rose Horse Park Address: 14078 State Hwy 110 N 

Tyler, TX 75704. From the East (Shreveport Area) – Take I-20 West to the Van/Tyler Highway 110 

exit (#548), turn Left (South). Go approximately 1 mile – TRHP is on the Left. From the West (Dallas 

Area) – Take I-20 East to the Van/Tyler Highway 110 exit (#548), turn Right (South). Go approximately 

1 mile – TRHP is on the Left. From the South (Houston Area) – Take US 287 North to TX-155 

towards Tyler. At FM-2661 turn Left. Left again at TX-64, Right on CR-413, then Left at FM -724. Follow 

FM -724 to CR-42 and turn Right. At TX-110 turn Left – TRHP is on the Right. From the South (San 

Antonio Area) – Take I-35 North to US-84 and turn Right. Follow US-84 to TX-31, turn Right. At FM- 

314 turn Left, Right on to FM-279, Left on to FM -314 then Right on to CR-4906. At CR-4907 turn Left to 

a Right turn at CR-4908 (this road turns into CR-426). At CR-422 turn Right, then Right on to FM-1995 

and Right on to TX-110. TRHP is on the Right. From the North (Oklahoma City Area) – Take I-35 

South towards Dallas to I-635 East to I-635 South to US-80 East to I-20 East towards Shreveport to the 

Van/Tyler Highway 110 exit (#548), turn Right (South). Go approximately 1 mile – TRHP is on the Left. 


B-Sm. N-2010 USEF Novice Test B-Sm. BN-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test B-Sm. Arenas: 


BN-2000 m @ 350 mpm, 16 efforts, max height 2'6". All courses: Average, for horses with some 

experience at these levels. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country course will be closed May 28, 2011 Levels may be 

divided/combined if entries warrant; state preferences under the Eligible Section and birth date on 

entry. Prize list from sec'y. Food on grounds. 


JULY 23-24 

CORONA DEL SOL HORSE TRIALS 


AREA V EVENTS 

Listing information not received in time for the publication. 

Please check the USEA website at www.useventing.com.

Area Chairman 

Randy Nunnink 

10543 Streeter Rd. 

Auburn, CA 95602 

(530) 268-0708 

rnunnink@caiso.com 


Dawn Robbins 

2442 Valley Meadow Dr. 

Oak View, CA 93022 

(805) 415-6266 

dawnrobbins@sbcglobal.net 



Robert Kellerhouse 

46210 Carpet Court 

Temecula, CA 92592 

(951) 587-6239 

rkeller92592@verizon.net 

Marjorie Molloy 

27555 Ynez Rd., Ste 125 

Temecula, CA 92591 

(714) 342-0040 

Mmolloy@hpapts.com 

Brian Sabo 

218 Via Lorca 

Newport Beach, CA 92663 

(949) 673-2518 

brian@sabogroup.com 


Candace Rice 

candace724@aol.com 


Shannon Lilley 

P.O. Box 2118 

Cilron, CA 95021 

(408) 304-2791 

splilley@earthlink.net 

Assistant Coordinator- 

Membership Renewals 

Ellen Coudray 

1393 Foothill Rd. 

Ojai, CA 93023 

(805) 646-9994 

(805) 689-3982 cell 

AREA VI 


Ken Sexton 

sextoneng@shepherdranch.com 

Organizers Committee Chair 

Margie Molloy 

Mmolloy@hpapts.com 

Area Website: www.areavi.org 



Vicky Stashuk-Matisi 

86 Mt. Madonna Rd. 

Watsonville, CA 95076 

(831) 722-8600 

Email: vicky@casarch.com 



AREA VI EVENTS 

JUNE 11-12 

COPPER MEADOWS HORSE TRIALS 

Listing information not received in time for the publication. 

Please check the USEA website at www.useventing.com.





JUNE 24-26 

SHEPHERD RANCH SYVPC HORSE TRIALS I 

Santa Ynez, California (Area 6) 



N,T,BN USEA Recognized Tests: Intro 

SEND ENTRIES TO: Ronnie Thielmann P.O. Box 14847 San Luis Obispo, CA 93406 (805) 895-9231 

E-mail: ride3day@hotmail.com 

ORGANIZER: Ken Sexton and Santa Ynez Valley Pony Club. Competition Management: Shepherd 

Ranch SYVPC Management Committee. Please direct all questions through the secretary. 

OFFICIALS: TD: Whitney Eggers, ID Judges: Pres: Frances O'Reilly, WA Dressage Judges: David 

Schmutz, CA and CeeCee Moss-Giovanetti, CA Course Designer: X-C: James Atkinson, CA SJ: 

Connie Arthur, CA 

EVENT FEES: Draw checks to Shepherd Ranch SYVPC Horse Trials. Entry: Novice - Prelim: 

$230.00 Intro: $220.00 (no USEA Fees or Membership necessary for intro only) Stabling: $115.00 

Absolutely no haul-ins allowed. Grounds Fee: $100.00 (Non-competing horses only, in addition to 

stabling fee) Teams: $5.00 per rider. 

1) ENTRIES: Entry fee includes a $25 non-refundable office fee. BN competitors who are not USEA 

members must pay extra $25 non-membership with entry. Intro entrants are exempt from the USEA 

starter/d&m fees and USEA membership/non-membership fees. If oversubscribed, priority to USEA 

members. If undersubscribed, post entries will be accepted after the closing date, an additional $25 

processing fee will be assessed. Incomplete entries: $10 fee for all incomplete entries. Entry 

changes: $25 fee for all changes after closing date. Double entries: Not accepted. Lost pinny: $40 

charge for each lost pinny. Refunds: Before closing date - entry/stabling less $25 non-refundable office 

fee. After closing date - no refunds. Competition cancellation - no refund. Returned checks: $25 fee 

on returned checks. Negative Coggins required within 6 months for out-of-state horses. 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Management reserves the right to modify the schedule. Thurs: 

Stables open at 9 am. Cross-country course opens at 3 pm. Pre-show dressage 1-5pm (see section 

10). Fri: Dressage - 8 am. Sat: Cross-country - 7:30 am. Sun: Show jumping - 8 am. 

3) AWARDS: Prize & 8 ribbons per division. High Point Pony Clubber for each competition 

level (include rating and club on entry). High Point Amateur overall with perpetual trophy (must be 

declared with USEF and present USEF card at competition, state on entry). 2011 Champion Junior 

and Senior Horse/Rider combination combined for both 2011 competitions with $100 cash back 

(based on placings in the two horse trials combined).


4) STARTING TIMES: Available June 22nd at www.syvponyclub.com. 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: $115/stall from Thursday 9am to Sunday 6pm (early arrivals with 

secretary approval). 160 temporary stalls on grounds. Stall doors & initial bag of shavings only provided. 

Shavings ($10/bag), alfalfa ($15/bale), oat ($15/bale) available through secretary or by pre-order 

if payment arrives before June 20th). Absolutely no haul-ins. Non-competing horses: $100 

grounds fee (includes Sun XC school) and additional stall fee. Veteriarian: TBD. Farrier: TBD 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Best Western Pea Soup (805) 688-3216 Ask for Shepherd Ranch Horse 

Trial Rate. Econolodge-12 mi., (805) 688-0022. Quality Inn-10 mi., (805) 688-3210. Motel 6-12 mi., 

(805) 688-7797. Danish Country Inn-8 mi., (805) 688-2018. Svengaard's Lodge-8 mi., (805) 688-3277. 

Camping: No camping allowed. No cooking or fires allowed. NO SMOKING ON GROUNDS, 

IN VEHICLES ONLY!!! EXTREME FIRE DANGER!!! 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: 1399 W. Hwy 154, Santa Ynez, CA 93460. From North: Hwy 101 to 154 

approx. 7 miles, left on Baseline at stop sign, an immediate right after church. Follow Baseline to sign 

on right (approx. 1 mile). Dirt road will take you to stabling. From South: Hwy 101 to 154 west from 

Santa Barbara across San Marcos Pass, approx. 25 miles after starting on 154. Turn right on Baseline at 

stop sign before Shepherd of the Valley Church. Take immediate right to continue on Baseline & follow 

approx. 1 mi. to sign on right. Dirt road will take you to stabling. 

8) DRESSAGE: All tests in small arenas with sand footing. All Preliminary - 2010 USEF Preliminary 

Test A. All Training - 2010 USEF Training Test A. All Novice - 2010 USEF Novice Test A. All Beginner 

Novice - 2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test B. All Intro - 2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test A. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: Course closed after Sunday June 12th. All courses over tilled paths when 

over pasture grass. Preliminary - 2600 m @ 520 mpm. Training - 2200 m @ 420 mpm. Novice 

- 1800 m @ 350 mpm. Beginner Novice - 1600 m @ 350 mpm, max height 2'7", 14 efforts. Intro 

- 1300 m @ 300 mpm, height 20-24", 12-14 jumping efforts, water optional. All courses: Average, for 

horses with some experience at these levels. Studs recommended for all divisions. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Entries Limited to 160 temporary stalls onsite, priority given in order 

of arrival of entries (complete entries only). Rider limited levels may be divided/combined as entries 

warrant; state preferences under the Eligible Section and birth date on entry. Prize list available from 

secretary. Food on grounds. Dogs allowed on leash only, strictly enforced!!! Owners of dogs 

not on leash must donate $100 to SYVPC Horse Trials. Thursday Pre-Dressage: Ride your dressage 

test in competition arena before "L" judge for ring exposure and last-minute tips. Times available from 

1-5pm. $30 per ride. Pre-assigned times available via coordination with the secretary only if payment 

is received by June 20th. All ride times assigned on "first come first served" basis. Time slots 

limited. Sunday XC Schooling: Following completion of all divisions school the XC course. $50 per 

horse. Arrange through secretary at event. 




AUGUST 12-14 

THE SUMMER EVENT AT WOODSIDE 

Woodside, California (Area 6) 

Future Event Horse Class, Thursday, August 12 


LEVELS/DIVISIONS USEF/USEA Recognized: A,I,P USEF Endorsed/USEA Recognized: 

N,T,BN USEA Recognized Tests: FEH 

SEND ENTRIES TO: Woodside Secretary P.O. Box 971 Mira Loma, CA 91752 (805) 239-3930 

E-mail: info@grayareaevents.com Web: http://www.horsepark.org/ 

ORGANIZER: Robert Kellerhouse, (951) 587-6239 

OFFICIALS: TD: Andy Bowles, NZL Judges: Pres. Roger Haller, GA; Vicky Shashuk-Matisi, CA; 

Ginny Bergman Wailes, CA; Renee Johnson, CA; Creeky Routson, CA CD: X-C: Derek di Grazia, CA 

SJ: Jose Nava 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw checks to Woodside Eventing. Entry: Per division: A: 

$305.00; I: $275.00; P: $235.00; T/N/BN: $225.00; FEH: $85.00 (stabling as below, if not stabling, 

grounds fee as below). Stabling: $120.00 Grounds Fee: $50.00 (non-stabled horses) RV Hookup: 

$25.00/night water only Double Entries: $20.00 Teams: $5.00/member Party: $15.00 (extra tickets) 

1) ENTRIES: ENTRIES MUST BE RECEIVED BY CLOSING DATE! Entries recieved after closing date 

a post entry fee up to $50 will be charged. $20 change fee for any changes made after closing 

date. $20 charge for lost pinny - no deposit required. Incomplete Entries - $15. Refunds: Before C.D. - 

Full Refund; after C.D. to August 2-Less $25 office fee. Aug. 3-Aug. 5 - Entry credit only. After Aug. 5 

no refund, unless entry or stabling can be filled from waitlist, if either are filled either will be refunded. 

Competition cancellation-No refund. Neg. Coggins not required. BN competitors who are not USEA 

members must pay an extra $25 non-member fee. PRELIMINARY and ABOVE must send copy of USEF 

cards for rider and owner or non-member fee.


2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Thurs: Cross-country course open-3 pm; FEI- 5pm (Bay Arena) 

Fri: Dressage-8 am. Sat: A/I/P Cross-country-8 am. T/N/BN Show Jumping 9 am Sun: A/I/P Show 

Jumping-8 am. T/N/BN Cross-country 8 am. 

3) AWARDS: Trophy and 7 ribbons per division. Prize Money A-$1500; I-$900; P-$600; 

4) STARTING TIMES: Available August 6 at www.horsepark.org. 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: $120/stall from 8 pm Wednesday to Noon on Monday. 360 temporary 

stalls on grounds. stall doors & initial bedding only provided. $50 Haul-In fee for non-stabled horses. 

Feed/bedding/hay available for purchase at local store, further info from the secretary. Veterinarian: 

TBD. # will be posted at show office. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Creekside Inn, Palo Alto-5 mi., (650) 493-2411. Motel 6, Palo Alto-6mi., 

(650) 949-0833. Sheraton, Palo Alto-5 mi., (650) 328-2800 Camping: R.V. water only hook-ups 

available-$25/day. No Tent Camping. No open fires on the property. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: 3674 Sand Hill Rd., Woodside, CA 94062 From I-280: Exit Sand Hill Rd, go 

west approx. 1 mile. Turn right into the Horse Park 

8) DRESSAGE: Test & arena sizes: A-2010 Advanced Test B-Std. I-2010 USEF Intermediate Test B-Std. 

P-2010 USEF Preliminary Test B -Sm. T-2010 USEF Training Test B -Sm. N-2010 USEF Novice Test B -Sm. 

BN-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test B -Sm. Arenas: Sand. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: A-3600m @ 570 mpm. I-3100m @ 550 mpm. P-2700m @ 520 mpm. 

T-2100m @ 470 mpm. N-1800m @ 400 mpm. BN-1600m @ 350mpm. All courses: Average, for 

horses/riders with some experience at these levels. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country courses closed July 26 at dark. Levels may be divided/ 


Food on grounds. Dogs must be leashed – a $25 fine will be assessed for any dogs not on a leash. 

Team Competition: Teams of 3/4, best 3 scores to count, all team members at same level. $5/member. 

Party: Saturday night, 6 pm; Extra tickets-$15 per ticket. 




AUGUST 26-28 

SHEPHERD RANCH SYVPC HORSE TRIALS II 

Santa Ynez, California (Area 6) 


LEVELS/DIVISIONS USEF/USEA Recognized: P USEF Endorsed/USEA Recognized: N,T,BN USEA 

Recognized Tests: Intro 

SEND ENTRIES TO: Ronnie Thielmann P.O. Box 14847 San Luis Obispo, CA 93406 (805) 895- 

9231 ride3day@hotmail.com 

ORGANIZER: Ken Sexton and Santa Ynez Valley Pony Club. Competition Management: Shepherd 

Ranch SYVPC Management Committee. Please direct all questions through the secretary. 

OFFICIALS: TD: Terri Kemp, AZ Judges: Pres: Loris Henry, CA Dressage Judges: David Schmutz, CA, 

and CeeCee Moss-Giovanetti, CA Course Designer: X-C: James Atkinson, CA SJ: Connie Arthur, CA. 

EVENT FEES: Draw checks to Shepherd Ranch SYVPC Horse Trials. Entry: Novice - Prelim: 

$230.00 Intro: $220.00 (no USEA Fees or Membership necessary for intro only) Stabling: $115.00 

Absolutely no haul-ins allowed. Grounds Fee: $100.00 (Non-competing horses only, in addition to 

stabling fee) Teams: $5.00 per rider. 

1) ENTRIES: Entry fee includes a $25 non-refundable office fee. BN competitors who are not USEA 

members must pay extra $25 non-membership with entry. Intro entrants are exempt from the USEA starter/ 

d&m fees and USEA membership/non-membership fees. If oversubscribed, priority to USEA members. If 

undersubscribed, post entries will be accepted after the closing date, an additional $25 processing fee will 

be assessed. Incomplete entries: $10 fee for all incomplete entries. Entry changes: $25 fee for all 

changes after closing date. Double entries: Not accepted. Lost pinny: $40 charge for each lost pinny. 

Refunds: Before closing date - entry/stabling less $25 non-refundable office fee. After closing date - no 

refunds. Competition cancellation - no refund. Returned checks: $25 fee on returned checks. Negative 

Coggins required within 6 months for out-of-state horses. 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Management reserves the right to modify the schedule. 

Thurs: Stables open at 9 am. Cross-country course opens at 3 pm. Pre-show dressage 1-5pm (see section 

10). Fri: Dressage - 8 am. Sat: Cross-country - 7:30 am. Sun: Show jumping - 8 am. 

3) AWARDS: Prize & 8 ribbons per division. High Point Pony Clubber for each competition level 

(include rating and club on entry). High Point Amateur overall with perpetual trophy (must be declared 

with USEF and present USEF card at competition, state on entry). 2011 Champion Junior and Senior 

Horse/Rider combination combined for both 2011 competitions with $100 cash back (based on placings in 

the two horse trials combined).


4) STARTING TIMES: Available August 24th at www.syvponyclub.com. 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: $115/stall from Thursday 9am to Sunday 6pm (early arrivals with 

secretary approval). 160 temporary stalls on grounds. Stall doors & initial bag of shavings only provided. 

Shavings ($10/bag), alfalfa ($15/bale), oat ($15/bale) available through secretary or by pre-order if 

payment arrives before August 22nd). Absolutely no haul-ins. Non-competing horses: $100 

grounds fee (includes Sun XC school) and additional stall fee. Veterinarian: TBD. Farrier: TBD 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Best Western Pea Soup (805) 688-3216 Ask for Shepherd Ranch Horse 

Trial Rate. Econolodge-12 mi., (805) 688-0022. Quality Inn-10 mi., (805) 688-3210. Motel 6-12 mi., 

(805) 688-7797. Danish Country Inn-8 mi., (805) 688-2018. Svengaard's Lodge-8 mi., (805) 688- 

3277. Camping: No camping allowed. No cooking or fires allowed. NO SMOKING ON 

GROUNDS, IN VEHICLES ONLY!!! EXTREME FIRE DANGER!!! 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: 1399 W. Hwy 154, Santa Ynez, CA 93460. From North: Hwy 101 to 154 

approx. 7 miles, left on Baseline at stop sign, an immediate right after church. Follow Baseline to sign 

on right (approx. 1 mile). Dirt road will take you to stabling. From South: Hwy 101 to 154 west from 

Santa Barbara across San Marcos Pass, approx. 25 miles after starting on 154. Turn right on Baseline at 

stop sign before Shepherd of the Valley Church. Take immediate right to continue on Baseline & follow 

approx. 1 mi. to sign on right. Dirt road will take you to stabling. 

8) DRESSAGE: All tests in small arenas with sand footing. All P-2010 USEF Preliminary Test B. All 

T-2010 USEF Training Test B. All N-2010 USEF Novice Test B. All BN-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test 

B. All Intro-2010 Beginner Novice Test A. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: Course closed after Sunday August 14th. All courses over tilled paths 

when over pasture grass. P -2600 m @ 520 mpm. T-2200 m @ 420 mpm. N -1800 m @ 350 mpm. 

BN-1600 m @ 350 mpm, max height 2'7", 14 efforts. Intro-1300 m @ 300 mpm, height 20-24", 12-14 

jumping efforts, water optional. All courses: Average, for horses with some experience at these levels. 

Studs recommended for all divisions. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Entries Limited to 160 temporary stalls onsite, priority given in order 

of arrival of entries (complete entries only). Rider limited levels may be divided/combined as entries 

warrant; state preferences under the Eligible Section and birth date on entry. Prize list available from 

secretary. Food on grounds. Dogs allowed on leash only, strictly enforced!!! Owners of dogs 

not on leash must donate $100 to SYVPC Horse Trials. Thursday Pre-Dressage: Ride your dressage 

test in competition arena before "L" judge for ring exposure and last-minute tips. Times available from 

1-5pm. $30 per ride. Pre-assigned times available via coordination with the secretary only if payment 

is received by August 22nd. All ride times assigned on "first come first served" basis. Time slots 

limited. Sunday XC Schooling: Following completion of all divisions school the XC course. $50 per 

horse. Arrange through secretary at event. 



NOTES

Area Chairman 


31786 Horse Farm Ln. 

Philomath, OR 97370 

541.929.6860 


Treasurer 

Lorilee Hanson 

20317 SE 119th CT 

Issaquah, WA 98027 

(425) 271-7474 

Lorilee.c.hanson@boeing.com 


Piper Cheney 

240 Island Blvd. 

Fox Island, WA 98333 

(253) 549-4130 

pipercheney@comcast.net 


Maggie Rikard 

41902 218th SE 

Enumclaw, WA 98022 

(360) 825-4758 

magsnags@aol.com 



Mark Hart 

2235 SW Stephenson St. 

Portland, OR 97219 

(503) 452-1975 

mark2992@aol.com 

Louise Leslie 

7608 254th Ave NE 

Redmond, WA 98053 

(425) 836-5616 

louleslie@msn.com 

AREA VII 

OTHER REPRESENTATIVES FROM AREA VII 

USEA Organizers Committee – Member 

John Camlin 

john@caberfarm.com 

(360) 978-6694 

Secretary 

Lou Leslie 

(425) 488-6343 

Website: www.areavii.org 

Website Organizer 




Idaho Dressage and Eventing Association 

Nancy Roche 

2663 N. Blue Springs Ave. 

Meridian, ID 83646 

(208) 340-1351 

nancy@admaginationstudios.com 

www.idahodressageandeventing.org 

Palouse Dressage and Eventing Association 

971 East F 

C/O: Becky Paull 

Moscow, ID 83843 

208-798-9594 

Beckypaull_pde@yahoo.com 

www.palousedressageandeventing.com 


JUNE 10-12 

ASPEN FARMS HORSE TRIALS 

Yelm, Washington (Area 7) 


AREA VII EVENTS 



SEND ENTRIES TO: Suzy Elliott 1201 E Yelm Ave, Ste 400 PMB 135 Yelm, Wa 98597 Tel: 360-485- 

2042; E-mail: suzypettman@hotmail.com Web: http://www.aspenfarmseventing.com/ 

ORGANIZER: Jonathan Elliott, 1201 Yelm Ave, Ste 400 PMB 135, Yelm, WA 9897, (360) 485-2043 

jonathan_elliott@hotmail.com 

OFFICIALS: TD: Mary Duenow, Ca Judges: Pres: Roger Haller, Ga; Diane Royce, WA; Kari McClain, 

Wa;Ann Appleby, WA; SJ Judge: Jay Arend, WA CD:X-C/SJ: Tremaine Cooper, MA 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw checks to Aspen Farms Horse Trials. Entry: Per Division: 

I/P: $240.00; T/N/BN: $225.00 Stabling: $120.00 

1) ENTRIES: Entry fees include a $25 non-refundable office fee. Double entries: Not accepted. .BN 

competitors who are not USEA members must pay extra $25 with entry. Refunds: Before C.D.-Less 

$25 non-refundable office fee; After C.D.-Less $25 ONLY if place can be filled from wait list. Competition 

Cancellation-No refund. 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Thur: Cross-country course open-3 pm. Fri: Dressage-9am Sat: Cross- 

Country-8am(I/P/T) Show Jumping 9am (N/BN). Sun: Show Jumping- 8am (I/P/T) Cross Country 9am 

(N/BN). 

3) AWARDS: Trophy & 8 ribbons per division. ***Open Beginner Novice*** Will be the "Olson's 

Classic" $500 gift card to winner, plus added Prizes over the other BN divisions. Please check Website 

for details, we will update as our great sponsors make their donations. 

4) STARTING TIMES: Available June 7th at www.aspenfarmseventing.com.


5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: Limited. $120/stall from 10 am Thursday to 6 pm Sunday. 260 

temp. stalls on grounds. Stall doors & initial bedding only provided. Veterinarian: TBA, # will be posted 

at show office. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Prairie Hotel-5 mi., (360) 458-8300. Super 8-16 mi., (360) 459- 

8888. Quality Inn, Lacey-16 mi., (360) 493-1991. La Quinta, Lacey-16 mi., (360) 412-1200. Camping: 

Available on grounds-no hook-ups; free. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: 13042 Morris Rd, Yelm, WA 98597. Northbound: I-5 exit 88A-Tenino 

becomes WA Rte 507 (16 mi) to Rainier, right on Center St., becomes 148th Ave SE (4.5 mi.) to left 

onto Morris Rd. SE, 1.8 mi., to 130th Trail and sign for Aspen Farms. Southbound: I-5 exit 116 “Old 

Nisqually & Mounts Rd.’ end exit left follow to Reservation Rd., left, to stop left on Pacific Hwy, WA Rte 

510 through Yelm to light at Bald Hills Rd, right then right onto Morris Road, 2.5 mi., to 130th Trail & 

sign for Aspen Farms. 


Test B-Sm. T-2010 USEF Training Test-B-Sm. N-2010 USEF Novice Test B-Sm. BN-2010 USEF Beginner 

Novice Test A-Sm. Arenas: Sand. 


N-1830 m @ 350 mpm. BN-1500 m @ 300 mpm. BN max. fence height 2´7’. All courses: Solid, for 

horses with experience at these levels. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country course closed May 5. Entry limit: 300 horses. Levels may 

be divided/combined as entries warrant; state preferences under the Eligible Section and birth date on 

entry. Party: Saturday Evening. Team competition $40 per team-must compete Saturday night at Party. 




JUNE 24-26 

INAVALE FARM HT AND GALLOPS SADDLERY CLASSIC 3-DAY EVENT 

Philomath, Oregon (Area 7) 

Thank you to our sponsors Gallops Saddlery, Kerrits, 

and Toklat Originals for their support! 


T3D Open Date: 4/26/2011 Close Date: 5/24/2011 

LEVELS/DIVISIONS USEF/USEA Recognized: I,P USEF Endorsed/USEA Recognized: N,T,BN,T3D 

SEND ENTRIES TO: Linda Yost, Secretary P.O. Box 3369 Albany, OR 97321 (541) 974-6512, Fax (541) 

929-6200; E-mail: linda@inavalefarm.com Web: http://www.inavalefarm.com/ 

ORGANIZER: Luigi & Caroline Meneghelli, 31786 Horse Farm Lane, Philomath, OR 97370, (541) 929- 

6860, fax (541) 929-6200, hoofprints@inavalefarm.com. 

OFFICIALS: TD: Karen Winn, KY Judges: Pres: Janis Linnan, CA; Beverly Rogers, AZ; Sonja Vracko, WA; 

Vicky Stashuk-Matisi, CA; Rebecca Rigdon, CA; Sheila Strickler, AZ CD:X-C/SJ: Tremaine Cooper, MA 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw checks to Inavale Farm. All major credit cards accepted, 

contact secretary. Entry: I/P: $240.00; T/N/BN: $235.00; T3D: $470.00 (T3D Includes Stabling and 2 

Dinners) Stabling/Tack Stalls: $110.00 Haul-in Fee: $60.00 (haul-in fee waived for volunteers, contact 

volunteer coordinator for details) Open Teams: $10.00 Dinner: $15.00. 

1) ENTRIES: Entries: Entry fees include $25 non-refundable office fee. Double entries: Accepted, no 

fee. Note: BN competitors who are not USEA members must pay extra $25 with entry (non-member 

fee). If oversubscribed, preference given to USEA members. Refunds: Contact Secretary: Before June 

7-In full Less $25 non-refundable office fee; After C.D.-refund policy with vet certificate: June 8-13 $100 

refund plus USEA and drug fees, June 14-20-, $50 refund plus USEA and drug fees. After June 20- refund 

of USEA and drug fees only. Full refund of stabling fee at any time IF stall can be filled from secretary´s 

wait list, otherwise no stabling refund after C.D. Competition cancellation-Full refund. Neg.coggins & 

health certificate (w/state entry permit) required (OR State Veterinarian will be on-site to verify 

paperwork). $20 fee for changes to entry, after June 20. Post entries will be accepted for the T3D 

up to June 7th. 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Thu: Cross-country course open-1:00 pm. Fri: Dressage-8:00 am; BN/N 

Cross-country-11:00 am. Sat: Cross-country-8:00 am I,P,T; BN Show Jumping-2:00 pm (tentative, 

depending on volunteers) Competitors Dinner/Live Music 6:30 pm Saturday Sun: Show Jumping 

8:00 am - all levels in two arenas. Gallops Saddlery Training 3 Day: Thursday Check in and first vet 

inspection Schedule details on website www.inavalefarm.com.


3) AWARDS: Tack and cash awards $3,000; Ribbons to 8th place. 1st & 2nd place team awards. 

Prizes sponosred in part by Gallops Saddlery, Kerrits, and Toklat Originals Gallops Saddlery Training 

3 Day additional prizes provided by the following USEA Sponsors: SmartPak, Five Star Tack , 

FITS, Fleeceworks and Stackhouse Saddles. 

4) STARTING TIMES: Available at www.inavalefarm.com after June 21st. 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: Limited temp covered stalls. Covered stalls available from Wed. pm 

to Monday am. No arrivals before Wednesday afternoon without permission from organizer (email 

preferred). Stall doors & initial straw bedding only provided. Additional bedding: straw $5/bale, shavings 

at cost. Extra bedding available for purchase from secretary at show. Haul-in fee $50. Contact secretary for 

tack stalls (if available), no stabling available for non competing horses. Veterinarian: Town & Country 

Animal Clinic, # will be posted on bulletin board by secretary´s tent. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Salbasgeon Suites (1730 NW 9th St., Corvallis), (800) 965-8808 ask for the 

group code "Horse4". To get the show discount rate ($80) reservations must be made by June 7th. More 

local hotels. Camping: On grounds; no hook-ups, no fee. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: 31786 Horse Farm Lane, Philomath, OR 97370 From I-5 Exit 228: Follow 

signs to Corvallis. In Corvallis, south on Hwy 99 (fourth street in Corvallis), follow signs toward Junction 

City/Eugene, 3 miles south of Corvallis, right (west) on Airport Road. 4 miles to flashing red - go straight. 

1 mile to stop sign - go straight. Right at fork where road turns to gravel. Right on Sexton Rd., left on 

Horse Farm Lane. 

8) DRESSAGE: Test & arena sizes: I-2010 USEF Intermediate Test A-Std. P-2010 USEF Preliminary Test A 

-Sm. T- 2010 USEF Training Test A-Sm. T3D- 2010 USEA T3D Test B- Std. N- 2010 USEF Novice Test A-Sm. 

BN-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test A-Sm. Arenas: Grass. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: T3D: "A"-2346 m @ 220 mpm, "B"-1300 m @ 520 mpm, "C" 3535 m @ 160 

mpm, "D" 3000 m @ 470 mpm. I-3100 m @ 550 mpm. P-2700 m @ 520 mpm. T-2400 m @ 450 

mpm. N-1950 m @ 375 mpm. BN-1800 m @ 350 mpm/max. fence height 2'9". All courses: Average, for 

horses with some experience at this level. Aerated footing in all phases. Sand added to galloping tracks. 

Terrain: Hills, fields, forests, great water complex. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross country course closed June 5. Prior to June 5 by 

appointment. Catered dinner Saturday eve; live music-$15; must reserve in advance, send with 

entry. Food available on grounds Friday am through Sunday lunch. DOGS MUST BE ON LEASH 

AT ALL TIMES. Smoking only in Fire Marshall-dicatated areas, no smoking in competition and 

stabling area. Open Team Competition Teams of 3 or 4, best 3 scores to count, all members must be at 

same level, $10/team member. For a list of local activities within a short drive (wineries, waterfalls, beach, 

golf, etc.) visit our list or stop by the secretary´s booth during the show. Volunteer Contact: Volunteers 

greatly appreciated, please contact volunteer coordinator Volunteer@inavalefarm.com. Volunteer raffle 

prizes given away throughout the event, sign in at the secretary´s booth. T3D Qualifications: Both horse 

and rider must have obtained NQR's at Four Horse Trials at the Training Level or higher, one of which 

must be attained as a combination. A competitor established at the Preliminary Level may compete on a 

horse which has obtained Two NQR's at the Training Level or higher. 




JULY 8-10 

35RD ANNUAL WHIDBEY ISLAND PONY CLUB HORSE TRIALS 

Oak Harbor, Washington (Area 7) 


LEVELS/DIVISIONS USEF/USEA Recognized: I,P,AI USEF Endorsed/USEA Recognized: 

N,T,BN USEA Recognized Tests: CT-A,CT-I,CT-P, 

SEND ENTRIES TO: Suzette Keller, Secretary 1478 Boon Hollow Lane Oak Harbor, WA 98277 

E-mail: skeller@whidbey.net; 360-969-6114 or 360-239-0795; Web: http://www.whidbeyisland. 

ponyclub.org/ 

ORGANIZER: Linda Chatfield, 1280 Canterbury Lane, Oak Harbor, WA 98277, (360) 672-5063. 

OFFICIALS: TD: Mary Duenow, CA Judges: Pres: Jim Graham, AL; Trenna Atkins, WA CD:X-C: Nina 

Fout, VA SJ: Margot Carter. 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw checks to Whidbey Island Pony Club. Entry: Per horse trial 

division: A-I/I/P: 190.00; T/N/BN: $180.00 Combined Test: $75 Stabling: $135.00; $75.00 Team: $ 

5.00 Dinner: $ 20.00 (extra tickets). 

1) ENTRIES: Double entries: Not accepted. BN competitors who are not USEA members must pay 

$25 non-member fee. CT entrants are exempt from the starter/d&m fees, but must pay a $25 USEA 

non-member fee if not a USEA member. Changes to entry will be charged $25.00 after closing date. 

Refunds: Before C.D.-Less $25.00 non-refundable office fee; After C.D.-up to noon July 1-Entry/ 

Stabling less $50.00 with vet or doctors note & ONLY if place can be filled; After noon July 1- No refund. 

Competition cancellation-After expenses paid, money divided among competitors. Neg. Coggins 

required for out-of-state horses within 6 months (excluding OR). 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Thurs: Cross-country course open 3 pm. Fri: Dressage- 8 am; BN Crosscountry 

3:00 pm Sat: N-T-P-I Cross-country-8 am. Sun: Show Jumping-8:30 am. 

3) AWARDS: Ribbons to tenth. Many prizes & trophies awarded. 

4) STARTING TIMES: Posted at www.whidbeyisland.ponyclub.org 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: Limited. $135/Stall from 11 am Thursday to 7 pm Sunday. Stall 

doors/initial bedding only provided. Earlier arrival by prior arrangement and additional fee. Feed/Hay/ 

Bedding, available for purchase on grounds. Primitive pole corrals in campground-$75. Veterinarian/ 

Farrier: Mt. Vernon Large Animal, Dr. Ken Leisher, DVM (360) 424-4054. # will be posted at secý office 

and score board. Farrier on call. Sunrise Farrier 425-422-5949.


6) ACCOMMODATIONS: All hotels are 5-8 miles from event. Oak Harbor: Auld Holland Inn-(360) 

675-2288. Best Western Motel-(360) 679-4567. Coachman Inn-(360) 675-0727. Candlewood Suites 

(360) 279-2222. Coupeville: Coupeville Inn (800) 247-6162; Tyee Motel (360) 678-6616; B&Bs call 

Chamber (360) 678-5434 or www.centralwhidbeychamber. com. Camping: Primitive, on grounds - no 

hook-ups. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: At the intersection of Zylstra Rd. and Van Dam Rd. From Mount Vernon: 

I-5 to Anacortes-Whidbey Island exit to Hwy. 20. Follow signs to Oak Harbor. Continue thru Oak Harbor 

from Burger King approximately 2.5 miles then turn right on W. Hastie Lake Rd. At T intersection 

turn left at West Beach Rd for approximately .8 miles. Turn left on to Van Dam Rd. Entrance to the 

Whidbey Island Pony Club Equestrian Facility is straight ahead at T intersection with Zylstra Rd. Follow 

signs. From South Whidbey: From pedestrian overpass in Coupeville, drive 3.5 miles to Libbey Rd. 

turn left go .6 miles and take a right on West Beach Rd. for 1 1/2 miles. Turn right onto Van Dam Rd. 

Entrance to the Whidbey Island Pony Club Equestrian Facility is straight ahead at T intersection with 

Zylstra Rd. Follow signs. 

8) DRESSAGE: Test & arena sizes: AI-2010 USEF Advanced Test A – Std. I-2010 USEF Intermediate Test 

A-Std. P-2010 USEF Preliminary Test C-Std. T-2010 USEF Training Test A-Sm. N-2010 USEF Novice Test 

A-Sm. BN-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test A-Sm. Arenas: AI/OI/OP=Sand T/N/BN=Grass. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: AI/I-3200 m @ 550 mpm. P-2800 m @ 520 mpm. T-2400 m @ 420 mpm. 

N-2000 m @ 350 mpm. BN-2000 m @ 350 mpm/max height 2´6’. Terrain: Varied. Fields, woods, hills 

and water at all levels; BN will run XC on Friday afternoon, BN-Water optional. All courses: Moderate to 

challenging. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country course closed June 9th. Rider limit 2 horses/level; 3 

horses/entire event. Levels may be divided/combined as entries warrant; state preferences under 

the Eligible Section and birth date on entry. All dogs must be on a leash at all times. Food on 

grounds. Traditional team competition: 3 or 4/team, best 3 scores count, all team members at same 

level. $5/team member. Friday and Saturday night Beer Garden. Saturday Night Dinner! Salmon & 

Vegetarian Main Dish FEAST. One dinner included in entry, $20 for each add´l dinner, send with entry. 

Complimentary Raspberry Shortcake extravaganza AND to work off all that shortcake... come dance the 

night away at the Mardi Gras in July, Masquerade/Costume (or not) “Ball’ complete with Mardi Gras 

Parade. Ice for sale on site. 


JULY 20-24 

EVENT AT REBECCA FARM 

Kalispell, Montana (Area 7) 

Adequan USEA Gold Cup Series Event 




CCIs/P3D Open Date: 5/24/2011 Close Date: 6/21/2011 

LEVELS/DIVISIONS USEF/USEA Recognized: CIC3*,A,I,P,CCI1*,CCI2*,P3D USEF Endorsed/ 

USEA Recognized: N,T USEA Recognized Tests: YEH-5,YEH-4,FEH 

SEND ENTRIES TO: Christina Gray, Secretary 687 Springhurst Dr. Lexington, KY 40503 (805) 239- 

3930; E-mail: christina@grayareaevents.com; (406) 755-3276 during competition; Fax (406) 756-7409 

Web: www.rebeccafarm.org 

ORGANIZER: Montana Equestrian Events, Inc., Sarah Broussard Kelly , P.O. Box 428, Whitefish, MT 

59937, (800) 862-9103. 

OFFICIALS: TD-FEI: Mike Manning (NZ) Asst. FEI TD: TBA TD- HT: Gretchen Butts (MD) Asst. HT 

TD: Robert Stevenson (NC) Judges: FEI: Pres: Christian Landolt (SUI) Members: Loris Henry (USA); 

Jim Graham (USA) FEI Show Jumping Judge: Eric Noel (USA) A/I/P/T/N: Pres: Roger Haller 

(GA) Members: Frances O'Reilly (WA); Janis Linnan, (ID) Dressage: Mary Fowler (GA) FEI Steward: 

Sally OĆonnor (USA) Asst. FEI Steward: Margie Molloy (USA) FEI Veterinarian: Dr. Emily Sandler 

(USA) CD:X-C: Capt. Mark Phillips, GBR SJ: Richard Jeffery, GBR Asst SJ: Marc Donovan, USA. 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw check to Montana Equestrian Events (MEE) – U.S. funds 

only. Entry: CIC3*-$550; CCI1*/ CCI2*-$450.00; A/CIC1*/I/P/P3D-$320.00; T/N: $220.00 YEH 

Test: 4 yo division & 5 yo division, $90.00 per entry; FEH Test: $90.00 per entry Stabling: $180.00. 

Early arrival: $30.00. Haul-In: $20.00. Addit´l Stabling: $10.00; $25.00 (Payable to Fairgrounds/ 

FCTA) Teams: $5.00. 

1) ENTRIES: YEH Entries: Same horse may also enter Horse Trials. All entries include a $20 nonrefundable 

office fee. Note: USEA and USEF fees are not included as part of the entry fee. Add these 

association fees to your entry fee, per the itemized Fees Enclosed section of the Entry Form, total them 

with the other applicable fees, and send to the event with your entry. Please use the 2011 entry forms. 

Failure to do so could result in the entry not being accepted. Double entries: Accepted, no fee. Lost 

Pinney: $25/no deposit Refunds: Before C.D.-In full, less $20 office fee; will accept phone calls. After 

C.D.-Entry/Stabling-No refund unless place is filled from wait list. $20 fee to change level or horse/rider 

substitution, if schedule permits. Competition cancellation-No refund. All FEI Riders and horses must 

have a current FEI Registration number. U.S. Two & One-star horses must have either a FEI Passport or 

USEF National Passport. U.S. Three-star horses and all foreign CCI/CIC horses must have a FEI Passport.


A copy of rider's medical armband must accompany FEI entries. Out of state horses must have: Neg. 

Coggins; State of origin brand inspection or proof of ownership; current health certificate along with 

entry permit #. This # can be obtained by your Vet at time of exam- call Federal Vet in Helena (406) 

444-2976 (24/7). There is no charge for this service. DOCUMENTS MUST BE IN YOUR POSSESSION 

WHILE TRAVELING- DO NOT SEND ORIGINALS OR COPIES TO SHOW SECÝ. 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: FEI: Tues: Barns open-8 a.m. Riders check in with office: Early arrival by 

appointment only. 12 p.m., packets available. Wed: 10 a.m.-6 p.m.: In barn veterinary inspection. 4:30 

p.m.: Competitor briefing. Thurs: 8 a.m: 1st horse inspection (CCI Only)-10 a.m; Dressage (CIC1)-1 

p.m. Dressage (CCI1*, CCI2*, CIC3*) Fri: 8 a.m. Dressage (CCI1*, CCI2*, CIC3*) Sat: 8 a.m. XC (to 

follow A-HT) Sun: 8 a.m.: 3rd Horse Inspection (all FEI Horses)-10 a.m.: Show Jumping (Arena 1: 

CIC1*, CCI1*, CCI2*, CIC3*) HT: Tues: Barns open, 8 a.m. Riders check in with office: Early arrival 

by appointment only. 12 p.m., packets available Wed: FEH & YEH Classes. 4:30 p.m.: Competitor 

briefing. Thurs: 8 a.m. Dressage Fri: 8 a.m. Dressage 10 a.m.: XC (N/T) Sat: 8 a.m. XC (P,I, A) Sun: 9 

a.m. Show Jumping, Arena 2: P Arena 3: T/N. 

3) AWARDS: Prize money paid by check to owner of horse as listed on entry. Awards presented 

in main arena at conclusion of division. Please be present for ceremony. Prize money: CIC-3* 

$30,000, ribbons to 10th or 1 ribbon per 4 starters, whichever is greater; CCI2*-$6000, ribbons to 

10th or 1 ribbon per 4 starters, whichever is greater; CCI1*-$6000, ribbons to 10th or 1 ribbon per 

4 starters, whichever is greater; CIC1*-$2000, ribbons to 10th or 1 ribbon per 4 starters, whichever 

is greater. Horse Trials ribbons to 10th. Tack prizes. Special Awards: USEA Gold Cup Series Trophy 

& Prize money; Phyllis Freeman Greene Good Seat Award winner nominated by officials - blanket; 

Irish Draught/Irish Sporthorse Award: to highest placing Irish Draught descent; Best Junior Novice 

Dressage Score; Best Junior Training Dressage Score. 

4) STARTING TIMES: Dressage times and approx. cross-country times available July 19 on web: 

www.rebeccafarm.org or call (406) 755-3276 after July 19 (12-5 pm). If no answer, leave message, 

calls will be returned. Final cross-country times to be posted at event, Wed pm. 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: 10´ x 10´ puck wall stalls on grounds. Stall doors provided and initial 

bedding provided. $180/stall Tuesday 8 am 7/19 to Monday 7/25. Early arrival can be arranged at 

$30/night. Early arrivals will not be admitted without permission of organizer at (406) 755-3276. 40 

perm/470 temp. stalls on grounds. Tack stalls will be available if space allows. Initial bedding provided. 

No tie outs. Bedding and hay will be available on site for purchase. Daily haul-in $20/day, payable 

with entry. Additional stabling is available at Fairgrounds 3 mi., away for $10/night call Fairgrounds 

office (406) 758-5810. Stabling is also available at Herron Park, 5 mi. away. $25/day. Initial Bedding 

provided. Contact Pat Young for information (406) 270-6007. There will be a $10/day fee for schooling 

at Herron Park prior to the event. Veterinarian: LaSalle Equine Clinic (406)257-9399. #´s posted at 

event office and stable area. 




6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Please make reservations early. For best rates, contact Debi Sargent, Flathead 

Travel Service, (800) 223-9380 or DSARGENT@flatheadtravel.com. Hampton Inn-4 mi., (406) 755-7900. 

Holiday Inn Express (3 mi.) Hilton Garden Inn-4 mi. (406) 756-4500. La Quinta-4 mi. (406) 257-5255, 

Red Lion-4 mi (406) 751-5050. Days Inn-5 mi., (406) 756-3222. Blue & White Motel-6 mi., (406) 755- 

4311. Aero Inn-6mi 1-800-843-6114. Glacier Gateway-5 mi., (406) 755-3330. Camping: free with stall 

payment. No hook-ups; Designated areas only. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Competition Address: 1385 Farm to Market Rd, Kalispell, MT 59901. Competition 

Entrance: 1010 West Spring Creek Road. From Junction of Hwy. 93 & 2: Travel 2 mi. north on Hwy. 

93 (toward Whitefish) to Reserve Loop (Just before Costco). Go west. Go straight through round-a-bout. 

Travel 1 mile past round-a-bout to Spring Creek Rd. Go south on Spring Creek; Event entrance 3/4 mile on 

right. From North: Follow Hwy. 93 South to West Reserve Rd. Go west. Turn right at stop sign. Go straight 

through round-a-bout. Travel 1 mile past round-a-bout to Spring Creek Rd. Go south on Spring Creek; 

Event entrance 3/4 mile on right. PRIOR TO 6AM THURSDAY (JULY 19) ALL COMPETITORS MUST 

USE 1010 W. SPRINGCREEK ENTRANCE WHEN ENTERING WITH HORSES. 

8) DRESSAGE: CIC3*-W-2009 FEI Three-Star Test B-Std. CCI2*-2009 FEI Two-Star Test B-Std. CCI*/ 

CIC1*-2009 FEI One-Star Test B-Std. P3D: 2010 USEF Preliminary 3-Day Event Test-Std. A-2010 USEF 

Advanced Test B-Std. I-2010 USEF Intermediate Test B -Std. P-2010 USEF Preliminary Test C-Std. T-2010 

USEF Training Test B-Sm. N-2010 USEF Novice Test B-Sm. Arenas: Sand/air-foot. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: CIC3*/A-approx 3800 m @ 570 mpm. CCI2*- approx. 4800 m @ 550 mpm. 

I- 3100 m @ 550 mpm. CCI1*- approx 3800 m @ 520 mpm CIC1*/P- 2800 m @ 520 mpm. P3D: A: 

Approx 4000 m @ 220 mpm B: Approx 2000m @ 640 mpm C: approx 5000 m @ 220 mpm. D: approx 

4100 @ 520 mpm. T-2100 m @ 420 mpm. N- 1600 m @ 350 mpm. Terrain: Mainly flat. A/CIC2*/I// 

CIC1*/P: Average, for horses with some experience at these levels. T/N: Difficult. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country course closed July 10. Dinner/Competitor Party Sat. night. 

Tickets available at hospitality tent on show grounds. Levels may be further divided if entries warrant; state 

preferences under the Eligible Section and birth date on entry. Food available on grounds. Dogs must 

be leashed or $50 fine payable to show management. Team Competition: Teams of 3/4, best 3 scores to 

count. $5 per team member. For farm information, please visit our website: www.rebeccafarm.org.

NOTES 




AUGUST 5-7 

AREA VII YOUNG RIDER BENEFIT HORSE TRIALS 

Centrailia, Washington (Area 7) 



N,T,BN USEA Recognized Tests: CT-I 

SEND ENTRIES TO: Wendy Carpenter 6710 Appletree LN NE Olympia, WA 98506 (360)352-7912; 

E-mail:wendy.carpenter@comcast.net Web: http://www.areavii.org/ 

ORGANIZER: Anni Grandia, PO BOX 928, Vaughn, WA 98394, (253)884-6896. During Comp-(253) 

225-3672 grandfarms@live.com. 

OFFICIALS: TD: Whitney Eggers, ID Judges: Pres: Janis Linnan ID, Donna Longacre WA; Debbie 

Spence, WA CD:XC: P/T/N/BN-Morgan Rowsell, NC SJ: Stephen Hales, CA. 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw checks to Young Rider Benefit H.T. Entry: HT: P: 

$170.00; T/N/BN: $155.00; CT: $70.00 Stabling: $ 105.00; Addit´l nights: $30.00; Haul-in: $20.00 

Teams: $5.00 Party: $15.00, $10.00 (separate check) VIP Tickets: (includes snacks and lunch daily) 

$20 per day. 

1) ENTRIES: Entry fees include a $25 non-refundable office fee. Double entries: Not accepted. BN 

competitors who are not USEA members must pay extra $25 with entry. NSF CK fee $25 Refunds: 

Before C.D. Less $25 office fee; until July 20 $100 plus stabling if place can be filled from waiting list; 

until July 27 $65 plus stabling if place can be filled from waiting list. After Aug 2, only stabling IF place 

can be filled from waiting list. Vet or doctors note required. $15 fee for changes after C.D. $15 fee for 

entries postmarked after C.D., if accepted. Competition cancellation-Split after expenses. Out-of-state 

horses must have current negative Coggins within 12 months (except Oregon). Please include copy 

with entry. NEW LOCATION- Four exciting new tracks designed by John Williams!! 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Thurs: Cross-country open-3 pm. YR mtg at office- 7 pm. Fri: Dressage-8 

am. Sat: Cross-country-8 am. Dinner- 6:30 pm- Everyone invited- new menu and ecixting changes 

planned. Sun: Show Jumping-8:00 am. 

3) AWARDS: Prizes through 6th, 8 ribbons per division.


4) STARTING TIMES: Available Aug 4th at www.Areavii.org. and www.startboxscoring.com 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: Limited. First come, first serve - $105. Stalls will be assigned in order 

received. Temp stalls on grounds. Bring stall guards. Early arrivals/late departures must be set- up with 

organizer prior to arrival- extra nights $30 per stall. Stall doors/initial bedding provided. No tie outs. 

Haul-in fee, $30 per horse. Veterinarian: Names & number will be posted at office. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Ferryman's Inn (360)330-2094, Holiday Inn Express (800)551-2409, King 

Oscar (360)736-1661 

7) DIRECTIONS: Take the Harrison Ave Exit off of I5 north or Southbound. Head West on Harrison 

Ave. Left on Galvin Rd. Left on Lincoln Creek Rd. Lincoln Creek is 3.6 miles down on right. 

8) DRESSAGE: HT: P-2010 USEF Preliminary Test C-Std. T-2010 USEF Training Test B-Sm. N-2010 USEF 

Novice Test A-Sm. BN-2010 USEF Beginning Novice Test B-Sm. CT: Int- 2010 USEF Intermediate Test 

A-Std Arenas/warm-up: On grass. 


BN-1700 m @ 350 mpm/max 2´7", 12-15 fences. All courses: Average, for horses with some experience 

at these levels. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Location change: Being held at Lincoln Creek in Centrailia, 

WA. Look for exciting changes to include 4 new CC tracks, a VIP tent, an expanded water 

jump, and music at our dinner/auction. Come see all of our exciting new changes! Lots of 

building has been going on! 

**Intermediate CT will only be run with a minimum of 3 entries 

Cross-country course closed July 15th Levels may be further divided/combined if entries warrant; state 

preferences under Eligible Section and birth date on entry. Food on grounds. All complete on time 

entries will be entered into a drawing to be held on Saturday night for a free entry for the 2012 Horse 

Trials. Team competition: Teams of 3/4, best 3 scores to count, all team members at same level, $5/ 

team member. Party: Dinner Saturday evening- great food. Young Rider Benefit auction during dinner. 

Tickets available at show office. Barbeque dinner again! Purchase tickets at the office prior to Friday @ 

6pm. Can send separate check with entry- $15 per adult and $10 per child. Plan to attend for a very fun 

evening including a dessert auction!!! All proceeds for benefit of Area VII Young Rider program. 


AUGUST 19-21 

CABER FARM HORSE TRIAL 

Onalaska, Washington (Area 7) 






SEND ENTRIES TO: Cindy Camlin, Secretary 213 Jensen Rd. Onalaska, WA 98570 (360) 978- 

5100; Email: ccparis@hotmail.com Web: http://www.caberfarm.com/ 

ORGANIZER: John Camlin, (same as above). 

OFFICIALS: TD: Janis Linnan, ID Judges: Pres: Jim Graham, AL; Dressage Judges: Diane Royce, WA; 

Debbie Spence, WA; TBA; SJ: Jay Arend CD:X-C: Derek di Grazia, CA SJ: Stephen Hales, CA. 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw checks to Caber Farm. Entry: I/P: $200.00; 

T/N/BN: $190.00 Stabling: $125.00 Haul-in Fee: $15.00 Team: $5.00. 

1) ENTRIES: Entry fees include a $35 non-refundable office fee. Double entries: Accepted, no fee. 

BN competitors who are not USEA members must pay extra $25 with entry. PRELIMINARY and 

INTERMEDIATE MUST send copy of USEF cards for RIDER and OWNER. Returned check fee -$50. 

Lost pinney fee -$50. Refunds: Before C.D.-Less $35 non-refundable office fee; After C.D.-Entry/ 

Stabling-No Refund. Email withdrawals, changes, requests and questions. $20 fee for every change after 

August 14. Competition cancellation-No refund. Neg. Coggins not required. 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Thurs: Cross-country open 3 pm. Briefing & Walk-5 pm. Fri: Dressage-8 

am.; BN cross country - TBA Sat: Cross-country-8 am. Sun: Show Jumping-8:30 am. 

3) AWARDS: Prize & 10 ribbons per division. 

4) STARTING TIMES: Available Wednesday AM, before event at www.caberfarm.com.


5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: Limited. $125/stall. Approx. 200 temp. stalls on grounds. Stall 

doors/initial bedding only provided. Only competitors not stabling on grounds must pay haul-in fee. 

Veterinarian: Dr. Lefkowitz, (503) 841-6566. # will be posted at event office. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Holiday Inn Express: (360) 740-1800; Best Western: (360) 748-4040; 

Chehalis Inn: (360) 740-5339; Relax Inn: (360) 748-8608.Camping: Limited. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: 213 Jensen Rd., Onalaska, WA 98570 From I-5 North or South: (exit 

71) Hwy. 508 east toward Onalaska. Right turn on Leonard Rd. Right turn on Gish Rd. Follow signs for 

Caber Farm. From East: Hwy 12 West to Leonard Rd. right turn Leonard Rd. Left turn on Gish - Follow 

signs. Lost Call: (360) 978-5100. 

8) DRESSAGE: Test & arena sizes: All I-2010 USEF Intermediate Test B-Std. All P-2010 USEF 

PreliminaryTest B -Sm. All T-2010 USEF Training Test A-Sm. All N-2010 USEF Novice Test B-Sm. 

BN-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test B-Sm. Arenas: Sand, grass. 


N-2000 m @ 350 mpm. BN-2000 m @ 350 mpm/max. height 2´7’. All courses: Average, for horses 

with some experience at this level. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country course closed August 7. Entry limit 200. Levels may be 

divided/combined as entries warrant; state preferences under the Eligible Section and birth date on 

entry. Team Competition: Teams of 3 or 4, best 3 scores to count. All members at same level, $5 per 

team member. Food available on grounds. Dogs must be leashed or pay $50 fine. Adult rider cocktail 

party on Friday at 6 pm. 


AUGUST 26-28 

STANTON FARMS HORSE TRIALS 

Deary, Idaho (Area 7) 

New Eventing Tests Offered! 





N,NH,NR,T,BN,BNH,BNR USEA Recognized Tests: Intro,YEH-5,YEH-4,Starter 

SEND ENTRIES TO: Fran McCully, Secretary 1712 Hwy 9 Deary, ID 83823 (208) 301-0325; 

E-mail: fsmccully@gmail.com. For correspondance via e-mail please include Stanton Farm Horse Trials 

in Subject Line. 

ORGANIZER: Sarah Stanton, 1371 Mica Mtn. Rd., Deary, ID 83823, (208) 877-1248, cell (208) 301- 

0579, stantonfarm@cpcinternet.com. 

OFFICIALS: TD: Karin Bishop, Maple Valley, WA (R) Judges: Pres: Wendy Wergeles, Los Alamos, CA 

(r) CD: XC/SJ: Steve Buckman, CAN (R). 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory -- see individual sections for details. Draw checks to Stanton 

Farms, Inc. Entry: HT (BN-P) $160.00; Tests (YEH) $160.00; Tests (Starter, Intro) $100.00 Post Entry: 

Entries made after the closing date additional $50 to Entry fee. Stabling: $90.00 Non-Stabling Haulin 

fee:$50.00/weekend Pinny Deposit: $25.00 (separate check) will be returned upon return of 

pinny Cowboy Dinner: $15.00,1 ticket included with entry fee. All additional tickets must be purchased 

in advance. Dog Fee: $25.00 all dogs must be leashed. 

1) ENTRIES: All entry fees include $25 non-refundable office fee. Double Entries: not accepted. BN 

competitors who are not USEA members must include $25 non-member fee with entry. Refunds: 

Before C.D. - less $25 non-refundable office fee; Withdrawls will not be honored without written intent 

received via USPS, or e-mail on or before C.D. NO PHONE WITHDRAWLS WILL BE ACCEPTED. After 

C.D. - No refunds unless spot can be filled from wait list less $25 non-refundable office fee. Competition 

cancellation, no refund. Pinny fee $25 (separate check). Out of state horses must include a copy of 

current Coggins test with entry, or present the original at time of packet pick-up. Brand Inspections are 

highly encouraged. 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Thur: Cross Country Course open-3 pm. Fri: Opening Ceremony and 

Dressage 8:00am Sat: Cross-country-9:00 am. Event Party 6:00pm Sun: Show Jumping - 9:00 am all 

divisions Starter, YEH 4 & 5, Intro, BN-P. 

3) AWARDS: Prizes to 1st, Ribbons to 6 places. 

4) STARTING TIMES: Start Times available on Stanton Farm web site after August 22nd.


5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: $90/stall from Friday to Sunday. 160 temp stalls offered, Stalls assigned 

by order of receipt of entry. Tack stalls allowed if space available same fee applies $90. Stall doors/ 

initial bedding only provided. Additional bedding may be purchased, price TBD. $50 haul-in fee for 

non-stabled competing and non-competing horses. Non-competing horse must have written permission 

from organizer before arriving on property. Farrier and Veterinarian will be on site during riding portion 

of event. Farrier; Paul Magan (AFA Cert. JM) (208) 476-5178, Veterinarian: Dr. Denise Konetchy, DVM 

(208) 835-3002. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Dry Camping, no fee (no power or hook-ups). Moscow Hotels (28 mi)-Best 

Western University Inn, (208) 882-0550. LaQuinta Inn, (208) 882-5365. Super 8 Motel, (208) 883-1503. 

Elk River Lodge, Elk River, ID (25 mi) (208) 826-3299. Locust Blossom Inn, Kendrick ID (23 mi) (208) 

289-2576. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: 1371 Mica Mountain Rd., Deary, ID 83823 To avoid driving miles on dirt 

road do not use Map Quest or Google Maps. From the WEST Moscow, Idaho and Pullman, WA: 

Hwy 8 East to Deary (27 miles). Half-mile before Deary turn left (north) onto Hwy 9 for 2 miles. Quarter 

mile past Mile-Marker-2 turn Right onto Mica Mtn. Rd. (arched bridge heading North). Follow Mica Mtn. 

Rd for 2 miles, follow the main road to the left becoming Old Avon Road for Quarter mile. Turn into Field 

on left. From the SOUTH (Lewiston, Idaho): Hwy 95 South to Hwy 12. Exit onto Hwy 12 stay on Hwy 

12 then exit onto Hwy 3 going towards Kendrick, Idaho. Follow Hwy 3 North to Deary. At Deary turn Left 

at the Exxon station. Drive through Deary turn onto Hwy 9 half-mile West of Deary, and follow directions 

as above. From the NORTH (Couer d 'Alene -- this is the recommended route from Montana): Hwy 95 

South to Potlatch. Turn left onto Hwy 6 and go through Potlatch and Princeton. Just before Harvard turn 

right onto Hwy 9. Go 12 miles and turn left onto Mica Mtn. Rd. Follow directions above. 

8) DRESSAGE: All tests in outdoor sand arenas. Standard Arena 20m x 60m, small arena 20m x 40m. 

All warm-up on 12 acre grass field. P --2010 USEF Preliminary Test B, Standard Arena. T -- 2010 USEF 

Training Test B, small arena. N -- 2010 USEF Novice Test B, small arena. BN -- 2010 USEF Beginner Novice 

Test B, small arena. Starter and Intro -- 2011 USDF Intro Test C, small arena. YEH 5 -- USEA YEH 5 Test, 

small arena. YEH 4 -- USEA YEH 4 Test small arena. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: STARTER 750 m @300mpm, max 2'. YEH 4 & 5 750 max 

2'11"/3'3" INTRO 1800 m @325 mpm, max 2'. BN 1800 m @ 350 mpm, max 2'7". N 1800 m @ 350 

mpm, max 2'11". T 2000 m @ 420 mpm max 3'3". P 2000m @ 520 mpm, max 3'7". Open rolling 

terrain with some woodland. Courses are inviting and fun. Most jumps visible to spectators. Water, bank, 

ditches included at all levels. Starter, YEH divisions flat terrain, all jumps visible to spectators. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Concessions available on grounds beginning Thursday afternoon. All 

dogs must be on leash and pay $25 fee in advance of the event. You may include the fee with your 

entry forms and fees. Cowboy Dinner Saturday Night for all competitors and friends. One ticket is 

included with competitor's entry, all other tickets must be purchased in advance. S.H.A.C (Spud Hill Area 

Championships) will be awarded during award presentations on Sunday Intro - Training Level. Must 

compete in both Deary Hopeful Horse Trials (June 24-25) and Stanton Farm Horse Trials to qualify. 



NOTES

Area Chairman 

Christine Brown 

2520 Pinckard Pike 

Versailes, KY 40383 

(606) 873-7740 

areachair@usea8.org 


Shannon Risner 

879 Murie Ln. 

Loveland, OH 45140 

(513) 677-5576 

adultriders@usea8.org 


Nanette Eichell 

166 Green Ln. 

Georgetown, KY 40324 

(502) 570-4865 

youngoak@speedbeam.com 

Young Rider Co-Coordinator 

Liz Estes 

2293 Great Oak Dr. 

Milford, MI 48380 

(248) 685-7690 

lizbethesles@comcast.net 

Board of Governors Area Representatives 

Matthew Fine 

517 Lawrence St. 

Lexington, KY 40508 

(859) 225-6919 

Matthew.fine@colorado.edu 

Sarah Kelly 

P.O. Box 8385 

Kalispell, MT 59904 

(406) 756-8410 

sbrouss103@aol.com 

Mike Winter 

2165 E. State Rd. 42 

Mooresville, IN 46158 

(317) 831-1072 

mike@usea8.org 


Lisa Thomas 

4933 Bloomfield Road 

Springfield, KY 40069 

(859) 284-5480 

treasurer@usea8.org 

AREA VIII 

Area Organizer Representatives 

Jackie Smith 

31407 Schneider Rd. 

Hanoverton, OH 44423 

(330) 222-2089 

jackie@stonegatefarm.org 

Area Website: www.usea8.org 


Eventing Association of Michigan 

Linda Cooper 

1330 Pine Grove Trail 

Lowell, MI 49331 

(616) 787-1078 

linda-cooper@amway.com 

www.michiganeventing.com 

Indiana Eventing Association 

Robin K. Thomas 

8339 Hunters Meadow Way 

Indpls, IN 46259 

(317) 441-2967 

rkthomas@simon.com 

www.indyeventers.org 

Mid-South Eventing 

and Dressage Association 

Erin Woodall 

628 Finnell Pike 

Georgetown, KY 40324 

(859) 254-7669 x244 

erin@ponyclub.org 

www.mseda.org 

Western PA Eventing Assn. 

Ruth Wepfer 

3943 Hills Church Rd. 

Export, PA 15632 

(412) 370-4114 

rwepfer@windstream.net 

www.wpcta-eventing.org 



AREA VIII EVENTS 

JUNE 2-5 

INDIANA EVENTING ASSOC. CLASSIC TRAINING 

AND NOVICE 3-DAY EVENT AND HORSE TRIALS 

Edinburgh, Indiana (Area 8) 

Also Hosting: Novice 3-Day Eventing Test to run concurrently 

with the Training 3-Day Event. Future Event Horse Test. 

ENTRY PERIOD: HT and Tests Open Date: 4/19/2011 Close Date: 5/17/2011 



N,T,BN,T3D USEA Recognized Tests: FEH,N3D 

SEND ENTRIES TO: Send entries to: Celia Jackson IEA Horse Trials 6427 W. 150 S. Morgantown, 

IN 46160 Direct any questions: Celia; cmjiea@gmail.com E-mail preferred correspondence and 

answered in a timely fashion. Phone # (317) 997-1751. 

ORGANIZER: Rita Selheim, selheim@sbcglobal.net. 915 Westlake Hills Dr. Columbus, IN 

47201 T3D/N3D Organizer: Lee Ann Zobbe, 406 W. 256th Street, Sheridan, IN 46069, yodarider@ 

aol.com Competition Mgmnt: Indiana Eventing Association. 

OFFICIALS: TD: Mindy Friesen, GA Judges: Pres:Sue Smithson, NC; Vicki Rauwolf, IL; Maureen 

John, KY. CD:X-C: Jonathan Wells, TN SJ: Nadeem Noon, IN. 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw checks to IEA Entry: IP/P: $180.00; T, N BN: 

$170.00; T3D/N3D Events: $450.00 (T3D/N3D entry includes stabling); FEH: $50.00 Stabling: 

$46.00/night. Grounds Fee: $20.00 per horse/day (non-stabled competing horses) Non Compete 

Horse Fee: $25.00 per horse/day plus stabling fee. Early arrival: $46/day (section 5) Secretary 

office hours: Wed. 12pm-7pm, Thursday: 9am-7pm. Friday: 9am-7pm, Saturday: 7am-7pm, Sunday: 

7am-3pm. Any arrivals other then these times should contact the secretary well in advance to assure 

bedding, camper hook-ups,etc. Golf cart: $55.00/day for 2-seater; arranged in advance; send with 

entry or contact Secretary. 

1) ENTRIES: Entry fee includes a $25 non-refundable office fee. Levels may be divided/combined 

as entries warrant; state preferences under the Eligible Section, birth date and experience on entry. 

NOTE: USEA and USEF fees are not included as part of the entry fee. These association fees should 

be added to your entry fee per the itemized Fees Enclosed section of the Entry Form, totaled with 

the other applicable fees, and sent to the event with your entry. Please use the new 2011 entry forms. 

Failure to do so could result in the entry not being accepted. Double Entries: Not accepted. Entries 

are limited to 3 horses per rider. Note: BN competitors who are not USEA members must pay extra


$25- see 2011 entry form. Scratches and changes must be e-mailed, no phone calls, with complete 

info including rider, horse, & division. We are not responsible for scratches left on answering machine. 

INCOMPLETE ENTRIES RECEIVE NO POSTMARK UNTIL THEY ARE MADE COMPLETE, INCLUDING 

NUMBERS, COGGINS, AND STABLE FORM. Absolutely NO changes after May 28. Scratches will only 

be filled from the wait list. $10.00 for Lost pinny, no deposit Refunds: Before C.D.-Less $25 nonrefundable 

office fee; After C.D.- No refunds unless filled from wait list in same division. $20 fee for 

any changes made after closure date. Competition cancellation-No refund. Neg. Coggins required for 

all horses within 12 months, a copy must accompany entry. All entries must be complete with fees 

included or entry will not be accepted. * Entries are limited and may fill quickly! Please send 

your completed entry in as close to the open date as possible! N3D Qualifications: Rider 

must have completed 4 Novice horse trials with no cross country penalties and no more than 50 

penalty points in dressage. 2 of the 4 events must have been with the horse being entered. One event 

must have been competed within the last 12 months. Riders and horses that have competed at Training 

level or above are exempt from the above criteria. Organizers have leeway to grant special permission 

to otherwise well qualified pairs. T3D Qualifications: Boht rider and horse must have completed 4 

training level horse trials meeting the NQR's and one horse trial must have been as a combination. 

For riders who are established at the preliminary level, the horse must have completed 2 training level 

horse trials meeting the NQR's. 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: T3D/N3D Event: Arrival Noon Wed June 1 through Noon Thur June 

2. Thurs: TR/N 3-Day Mandatory meeting 12pm, First Horse Inspection 5 pm. Cross-country Open-3 

pm. Fri: IP/P Dressage-1 pm. TR 3-Day Dressage-9 am, N3D Dressage will follow T3D. Some Training 

HT divisions may do dressage. FEH, time to be decided. Dependant upon entries. Sat: Dressage-7 

am; Cross-country-8 am. Novice and Beg. Novice HT may run stadium on Sat. T3D- first horse on 

"A" approx. 8:30 am. N3D first horse on "A" to start dependent on Training HT schedule. Sun: Show 

jumping-8 am. Novice and Beg. Novice HT may ride cross-country on Sunday. TR 3-Day: Final Horse 

Inspection 8:00 am; N3D Final Horse Inspection will follow. 

3) AWARDS: Trophy & 8 ribbons per division.T/N3D Awards given for: 1. Best Turned Out Horse, 2. 

Best Conditioned Horse, 3. Best Cross-Country Ride. 

4) STARTING TIMES: On-line by Mon. May 30th, at www.indyeventers.org. or www.usea8.org. 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: $46/night Fri NOON thru Sun 6 pm. Non-stabled horses must pay 

$20 grounds fee. Non Competing horses must pay $25 grounds fee plus stabling. 380 perm. stalls on 

grounds. Temporary Stabling may be used if necessary. Early arrivals MUST contact sec'y IN ADVANCE, 

Grounds fee + $46/day. Stall doors only provided. Bedding available for purchase. Further info from 

sec'y. Veterinarian/Farrier: #'s will be posted at sec'y booth. Bedding can be pre-ordered from 

Hoosier Horse Park office, Tel. # 812-526-6809. 




6) ACCOMMODATIONS: NEW Hotel: Hilton Garden Inn-6 mi., 1-800-HILTONS Comfort Inn-10 mi., 

(812) 526-9747. Hampton Inn-6 mi., (812) 526-5100. Red Roof Inn- 7 Mi. pet friendly (812) 526-9747. 

Holiday Inn-6 mi., (812) 526-9899. Best Western-6 mi., (812) 526-9883. Days Inn-15 mi., (317) 736- 

8000. Camping: Hoosier Horse Park, (812) 526-8034. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: Hoosier Horse Park, Camp Atterbury, Edinburgh, IN 46124 From North: 

I-65 south to Exit 80-west. Take SR 252 to US 31. Go straight across US 31 for 3 mi. to Schoolhouse Rd. 

Turn right & follow signs to Hoosier Horse Park. From South: I-65 north to exit 76 north. Take US 31 

north to third traffic light (SR 252). Left 3 mi. to Schoolhouse Rd. Turn right & follow sign to Hoosier 

Horse Park. 

8) DRESSAGE: Test & arena sizes: IP-2010 USEF Intermediate Test A-Std. OP-2010 USEF Preliminary 

Test B-Sm. T-2010 USEF Training Test A-Sm. T3D- 2010 USEF Ttraining Three Day Test-Std. N3D-2010 

USEF Training Test B-Std. N-2010 USEF Novice Test B-Sm. BN-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test B-Sm. 

Arenas: Sand. Effective for 2011. Anyone mounted on a horse at anytime, including the 

dressage test must wear protective headgear meeting or surpassing ASTM/SEI standards. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: IP/OP-2800 m @ 520 mpm. OT-2400 m @ 425 mpm. ON-2000 m @ 375 

mpm. BN-2000 m @ 350 mpm. T3DE: Phase A: 3520 meters @ 220 MPM, Phase B: 1560 meters 

@ 520 MPM, Phase C: 4000 meters @ 220 MPM, Phase D: 2900 meters @ 470 MPM. N3D: Phase 

A: 3520 m @ 220 mpm, Phase B: 1350 m @ 450 mpm, 2 jumps (one on each side) for a total of 

4 efforts, Phase C: 4000 m @ 160 mpm, Phase D: 2200 m @ 400 mpm. Terrain: Mostly flat, some 

woods, & some prairie. All courses: Average, for horses with some experience at this level. There has 

been continuing improvements to footing and galloping paths. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country schooling may be available Sunday after the completion 

of the HT, at managements discretion; $35 thru Hoosier Horse Park. See secretary to pay fees, sign 

release form, and obtain Pinny. Mathematical errors on your entry resulting in refunds of $10.00 or 

less will be donated to the XC jump fund. Saturday night dinner/party FREE for competitors 

and volunteers; $15.00 for others. PUPPY RACES AT PARTY. Cross-country course closed May 

9th. Good food on grounds. Dogs must be leashed on short leash, loose dogs fined. GET INVOLVED! 

Get your friends and family involved with this great event: Volunteers, please contact Mary Tinder at 

#317-697-4200 Mmmary@Tinderco.com.

NOTES 


JUNE 10-12 

SPRING RUN HORSE TRIALS 

Prospect, Kentucky (Area 8) 





N,NR,T,BN,BNR 

SEND ENTRIES TO: Debbie Hinkle springrun.ky@gmail.com All transactions with secretary 

must be in writing either by mail or email. Secretary Address: Spring Run HT Box 68 Bagdad, KY 

40003. All communications regarding entry must be made to Secretary at email address 

shown. www.kyevents.net 

ORGANIZER: Susan & Blake Harris, 10200 Covered Bridge Road, Prospect, KY 40059, (502) 228-3456 

Phone Number During Competition. (502) 228-3456 

OFFICIALS: TD: Cindy DePorter, NC Judges: Pres: Cindy Mancini, NY; Maureen John, KY CD:X-C/SJ: 

Mary Fike, KY. 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw checks to Spring Run Horse Trials. Entry Fee All Levels: 

$175 Stabling: $100.00 Entries postmarked on Apr 26, 2011 [Opening Date], may deduct 

$20.00 early entry incentive! Post entries that MAY be accepted after Close - Entry Fee 

$225. Event website will state at Close whether this option will apply and only COMPLETE 

entries with all FEES will be considered. ALL payments received after Close must be paid 

via cash, Money Order or Cashiers Check. Riders please Note: ANY entry received and not 

COMPLETE including all fees due at Close will be removed from the Entry List and Late 

Charges of $50 will apply to this entry in order to start the event. Payment via money 

order, cashiers check or cash only after Close. 

1) ENTRIES: Entry fees include $25 non-refundable office fee. Bounced cks. $25.00. Double entries: 

Not accepted. Refunds: Before C.D.-Less $25 non-refundable office fee; After C.D.-Entry less $25 

ONLY if place can be filled from waiting list. Stabling-No refund. Competition cancellation-Less $25. 

Changes after Close: made only as schedule permits and will incur $35 change fee. Lost Pinney 

will be invoiced $20.00. All funds deposited on receipt. USEA membership is required at all levels, 

except BN. BN competitors who are not USEA members must pay $25 non-member with 

entry. Only entries mailed to secretary will be considered. See complete details listed elsewhere 

regarding entries not complete with all fees paid at Close. Please note on entry if you are competing for 

the Poco Award. If so, please note your horse/rider combined age. Copy of current negative Coggins 

within 12 months must accompany entry. Entry status posted online at www.kyevents.net. Check often 

for updated information. PLEASE provide legible email for communications and questions. IP 

competitors must be qualified at preliminary level.


2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Fri: Cross-Country Course open-3 pm. Dressage- 3P All IP and Prel 

riders. Sat: Dressage-7:30 am all T-BN; Show Jumping 10:00 am. all levels. Sun: Cross-country-8 am all 

levels. Schedule may be adjusted if entries warrant. Check website and email often for updates. 

3) AWARDS: Trophy & 8 Ribbons per division. Dressage High Point Awards for best score per level of 

competition in each ring. Serendipity Perpetual Memorial Trophy for best dressage score by a rider on 

a pony 14.2h and under - please list on entry form if competing for this award. Second Stride Retrained 

Racehorse Award for best score on Day One by a rider competing on a Second Stride Adopted TB - 

please indicate on entry form if eligible for this award. Cori Reiss Trophy for Highest Placed Junior Rider 

at Training Level. All awards except Cori Reiss presented at Competitor Party Sat night. 

4) STARTING TIMES: Available Sat, June 4, online at www.kyevents.net. 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: Completed stabling form MUST be submitted with entry. On grounds 

- only 65 stalls available - $100.00 for duration. Later entries off grounds 1-10 miles - $40.00 per night. 

Check website for stabling bulletins or email secretary re: availability. Stall doors/initial bedding only 

provided. Veterinarian: Dr. Dave Beckman, DVM, (502) 228-6455/551-3728. # will be posted at 

stabling & secretary tent. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Hampton Inn.-6 mi., (502) 327-8880. Best Western Luxbury Inn-8 mi., 

(502) 222-5500. Holiday Inn Express-8 mi., (502) 814-0004. Days Inn-8 mi., (502) 222-7192, Holiday 

Inn Express, LaGrange, KY (502) 222-5678. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: 10200 Covered Bridge Road, Prospect, KY 40059 From Louisville: I-65 

North/South or West on I.-64: I.-71 to Exit 14 - Highway 329; Left 4 miles. From North on I-71: Exit 

14 Highway 329; Right 4 miles. From East on I.-64: Exit 19 for I-265 (Gene Snyder Freeway) to I-71 

North; As above. Google maps available on website. Mapquest and other online auto-mapping services 

may locate the farm incorrectly. 

8) DRESSAGE: Test & Arena sizes: IP- 2010 USEF Intermediate Test B-Std. P-2010 USEF Preliminary 

Test B-Sm. T-2010 USEF Training Test B-Sm. N-2010 USEF Novice Test B-Sm. BN-2010 USEF Beginner 

Novice Test B -Sm. Arenas: Sand. 


BN-1800 m @ 350 mpm. All courses: Average, for horses with some experience at these levels. Water 

at all levels. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Check website often for additional information. All divisions to be 

offered are described online. Rider may consult USEA Competition Record for Rider & Horse, available 

at http://useventing.com/start.php under Membership Shortcuts. Entry in a division for which you are 

ineligible is subject to USEF fine. Cross-country course closed May 24. Entry limit 160. Food on grounds. 

Dogs must be leashed. Levels may be divided/combined as entries warrant: state preferences under the 

Eligible Section and birth date on entry form. Party: Complimentary Come As You Are Party, Saturday 

after show jumping . approx. 6 pm. Puppy Races to follow. 




JUNE 10-12 

DERBYSHIRE FARMS HORSE TRIALS I 

Stevensville, Michigan (Area 8) 

6868 Washington Ave., Stevensville, Michigan 49127 



SEND ENTRIES TO: Lucinda Henderson, Secretary P.O. Box 668 Stevensville, MI 49127 (Mail checks 

to secretary address). Information phone number (269)930-9808. Phone Number during competition - 

(269)930-9808. E-mail: henderson@qtm.net Website: http://www.derbyshirefarms.com/ 

ORGANIZER: Lucinda Henderson, (Same as above) 

OFFICIALS: TD: Dave Emmons, MI Judges: Pres: Vicki Rauwolf, IL CD:X-C: Nelson Henderson 

SJ: Nelson Henderson 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw checks to Lucinda Henderson. Entry: $130.00 Stabling: 

$25/stall/night. $75/weekend. 

1) ENTRIES: Entry fee includes a $25 non-refundable office fee. Double entries: Accepted. BN 

competitors who are not USEA members must pay extra $25 with entry. If oversubscribed, priority 

given to USEA members. $10=Lost pinny. Refunds: Before C.D.-Less $25 non-refundable office fee. 

After Closing Date- NO refunds unless place can be filled from waiting list. All entry fees include a nonrefundable 

office fee, No refunds on stabling. Withdrawals must be in writing. Competition cancellation- 

No Refund. Current Neg. Coggin must be included with entry. Post Entries will be accepted after 

closing date with additional $15 fee if divisions are not filled. 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Fri: Cross-country course open-3 pm; Official course walk-4:30 pm. 

Sat: Dressage-8 am; Cross-country-11:30 am. Sun: Show Jumping-9 am. 

3) AWARDS: Award & 10 ribbons per division. High Point Dressage Award per division. T & P/T-$100 

prize for lowest penalty points. N-$50 prize for lowest penalty points. 

4) STARTING TIMES: Available June 8. On line at www.derbyshirefarms.com.


5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: Limited. 60-70 stalls, 37 perm/30-40 temp; temporary $25/stall/night. 

Permanent stall/ $75/ weekend.. Stall doors provided. Does not include bedding. Bedding available for 

purchase, $8.00 per bale. Veterinarian: River Valley Equine Clinic- Loren Brandt, DVM, on call (269) 

684-4269. Vet. On grounds: Loren Brandt, DVM (269) 684-4269. #´s will be posted at show office. 

Farrier On-Call #'s posted at show office. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: All within 5-12 miles from event: Baymont Inn (269) 428-9111; Courtyard by 

Marriott (269)925-3000; Hampton Inn (269) 429-2700; Holiday Inn (269) 927-428-4400; Comfort Suites, 

(269) 428-4888; Economy Inn, (269) 925-7021. For more hotels please contact secý. Camping: On 

grounds limited - No hookups: $10/night fee. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: 6868 Washington Ave, Stevensville, MI 49127 Located-SW corner of 

Michigan. From I-94: John Beers Rd., exit 22; east thru downtown Stevensville to Washington Ave; turn 

south on Washington Ave. & continue approx. 1.5 miles; farm is on the west side of the road. From US- 

12: North on Cleveland Ave. At Galien, approx 14 miles; turn east on Linco & go approx. 0.5 miles; first 

crossroad is Washington, turn north, go approx. 0.5 miles; farm is on west side of road. 

8) DRESSAGE: Test & Arena sizes: PT - 2010 USEF Preliminary Test A-Sm. T-2010 USEF Training Test 

A-Sm. N-2010 USEF Novice Test-A Sm. BNRA/BNRB/BNH-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test B. Sm. 

Arenas: Sand. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: PT - approx. 2300 m @ 470 mpm. T-approx. 2300 m @ 420 mpm. 

N-approx.2000 m @ 375 mpm. BN-A-approx. 2000 m @ 350 mpm/max. fence height 2´7’; BN-Bapprox. 

2000 m @ 325 mpm/max. Fence height: 2´3’, approx. 14 jumps. Terrain: Straightforward courses 

mostly level ground with open view: Great spectator course. All courses: T/N-Average, for horses with 

some experience at these levels. BNH/BNR-A: Riders experienced at this level. BNR-B: Designed for the 

first time event rider. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country course closed May 30. Entry limit 100. Levels may be 

divided/combined as entries warrant; state preferences under the Eligible Section and birth date on entry. 

Preliminary/Training Level Hybrid Division - P dressage & stadium tests with training cross-country 

course. Please designate BH, BNA or BNB division on entry. Prize list available from Secý or 

website www.derbyshirefarms.com. Food available on grounds. Dogs must be leashed. Party: TBA. For 

general information on Derbyshire Farms & show info, please visit us at www.derbyshirefarms.com. 


JUNE 18-19 

LOST HOUNDS HORSE TRIALS 



Edinboro (Franklin Twp), Pennsylvania (Area 8) 

Benefit Lost Hounds Pony Club 



SEND ENTRIES TO: Gwen Dean 917 Old River Rd. Carthage, NC 28327 (910) 947-5780 Cell# (910) 

315-6179 E-mail: gwndean@gmail.com Web: www.ehsc-lhpc.org 

ORGANIZER: Elizabeth J. Chilcott, (814) 734.-5009, cell# (814) 218-8236, E-mail: ejcliz@aol.com 

Assistant to Org: Jeanelen Kuhl, (814) 438-3595. E-mail: CAT988@aol.com Event Management: 

Erie Hunt and Saddle Club. 

OFFICIALS: TD: Roger Haller, GA Judges: Pres: Gale Fox, NY; Valerie Knight, NY; Leoni Fernandes, 

NY CD:X-C: John Williams, NC SJ: Lew Trumble 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw checks to EHSC Entry: I: $130.00; P: $120.00; BN/N/T: 

$110.00 Stabling: $45.00/night Stall Cleaning Deposit: $20.00 (separate check). 

1) ENTRIES: Entry fees: include a $25 non-refundable office fee. Double entries: Not accepted.I 

and P entries must include copy of their USEF membership card OBN competitors who are not USEA 

members must pay additional $25 with entry. If oversubscribed, priority given to USEA members. 

Stall stripping deposit $20: include separate check with entry; Returned for cleaned stall. $20=Lost 

pinny(do not send check). Refunds: Before C.D.-Less $25 non-refundable office fee; After C.D.-No 

refund unless place filled from waiting list, then entry less $25. Competition cancellation=50% entry & 

50% stabling returned. $25 fee for each change after closing date. Post Entries accepted with additional 

$25 fee. Withdrawals by email only, to Secretary by 9 pm on C.D. Neg. Coggins within 12 months 

required for all out of state horses. Not required for horses in PA. ENTRIES AFTER CD MUST BE 

ACCOMPANIED BY A CASHIER'S CHECK OR MONEY ORDER. 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Fri: Cross.-country open.-3 pm. Sat: Dressage (BN/N/T/P/I).approx. 

8 am beginning with BN; Show Jumping (BN/N) approx-11 am, followed by Cross-Country 

(BN/N). Sun: Cross-Country (I/P/T),-approx. 8:00 am, followed by Show Jumping in same order. 

3) AWARDS: Prize Money 1st thru 3rd place T/N/BN. $2,000 in prize money for I & P (I=$700, $300, 

$200) (P=$500, $200, $100). Trophy & 8 ribbons per division. Thomas W. Parker Young Rider 

Award at Prelim. Separate dressage ribbons - 8 per division. N/BN awards given following 30 min. 

inquiry period after XC for each division Lake Erie Classic - Awards and prize money for P/T/N/BN 

to 3rd place for best overall placing in both horse trials. To be awarded at the Erie Hunt & Saddle Club 

Horse Trials in Aug.


4) STARTING TIMES: Available June 15 after 9:00 PM online at www.ehsc-lhpc.org. 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: Limited stabling: $45/stall/night. 110 perm. stalls on grounds with 

stall doors. No initial bedding provided. Extended stabling at no cost available. Feed/hay/bedding 

(shavings) available for purchase. Further info. from Organizer. Veterinarian & Farrier: #´s will be 

posted at Secretary's office. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Quality Inn.-5 mi., (814) 838.-7647. Green Roof Inn-6 mi., (814) 774-7072. 

Econolodge.-10 mi., (814) 866.-5544. MicroTel.-10 mi., (814) 864.-1010. Edinboro Inn-5 mi., (814) 734- 

5650. Edinboro Comfort Inn and Suites-4 mi., (814) 969-7000. Camping: Liana's Lake Park.-1/2 mi., 

(814) 734.-3201. www.ehsc-lhpc.org for further accommodation listing. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: 6840 Old State Rd, Edinboro, PA 16412 (phone during comp.- 814-734- 

8886. + all cell phones listed),From East or West: I-90 to Exit 16, Fairview ( south/left) on SR 98 for 

5 miles to blinking light. Left (east) on Old State Road for 1.2 miles to the corner of Old State & Eureka 

Road. Left on Eureka to Stabling. From South: I-79 Exit 166 Edinboro, (west/left) on SR 6N to traffic 

light. Right (north) on SR 98 to blinking light. Right (east) on Old State Rd. etc. (see above). 

8) DRESSAGE: Test & arena sizes: I-2010 USEF Intermediate Test A-Std. P-2010 USEF Preliminary Test 

A-Sm. T-2010 USEF Training Test A-Sm. N-2010 USEF Novice Test A-Sm. BN-2010 USEF Beginner Novice 

Test A-Sm. Arenas: Sand. Warm.-Up: Grass. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: I-approx. 3200 @550 mpm. P.-approx. 2900 m @ 520 mpm. T.-approx. 2200 

m @ 450 mpm. N.-approx. 1950 m @ 350 mpm. BN-approx. 1900 m @ 325 mpm/ max. height 2'6". 

Approx. jumping efforts: BN=14, N=16, T=20, P=26, I=30. N/BN: Easy, good for first time at this level. 

T/P: Average, for horses with some experience at this level. I: Good intro. at this level. Water jumps 

flagged and numbered for I/P/T/N; may be optional for BN. All courses will be "agrivated" as needed 

to improve footing. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross.-country course closed as of June 10. Entry limit 170. Rider 

limit 2 horses/level; 3 horses/entire event. Levels may be divided/combined as entries warrant; state 

preferences (1st, 2nd, 3rd) under the Eligible Section and birth date on entry. All riders please fill in 

the experience section of the entry form to better place you in appropriate Division. Food 

on grounds beginning Saturday, including full breakfast at 6:30 am Sat/Sun. Dogs must be 

leashed. No grounds, camping or pinny fees. If only paying for Friday night stabling, you may have to 

vacate stall by 3 pm Saturday. If wishing to Volunteer contact Assistant to Org., Jeanelen Kuhl at CAT@ 

aol.com. After Sat. XC, Deep Fried Turkey Party FREE to all competitors and volunteers. 

Additional tickets available - $5.00 Entry confirmation at www.ehsc-lhpc.org . Competitors 

responsible for checking website for all info. including entry status, stabling, missing 

information and other updates. 


JUNE 25-26 

ENCORE HORSE TRIALS 

Ann Arbor, Michigan (Area 8) 





PT,N,T,BN USEA Recognized Tests: CT-N,CT-T,CT-BN,CT-P, 

SEND ENTRIES TO: Kathy Arrandale, Secretary 3600 Broadview Lane Highland, MI 48357 (248) 

887-3599 cell: 586-747 5318 Fax (248) 889-5603 encorehorsetrials@gmail.com/hhpc96@comcast. 

net OR Enter on line: wwwevententries.com. Mail checks, original signatures´, copy of coggins, copies 

of USEF membership (if applicable) to secretary (NO credit cards) Entries not accepted until 

complete entry/signiture/w/fees arrives by mail by closing date. 

ORGANIZER: Kathy Arrandale (same as above).Cell phone (586) 747-5318 Co-Org: Eric Retford 1478 

Honey Run Dr. Ann Arbor, MI 48103 (734) 662-4645. 

OFFICIALS: TD: Cleon Wingard, OH Judge: Pres: Sue Hughes, MI CD:X-C: Eric Retford MI 

SJ: Marge Bird 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw checks to Encore Horse Trials-K Arrandale. 

Entry: HT - $125.00; CT - $65.00 Stabling: $ 45.00/$70.00 Muck Fee: $ 20.00 (separate check). 

1) ENTRIES: Entry fee includes a $25 non-refundable office fee. Double entries: Not accepted. 

BN(HT) and any CT competitors who are not USEA members must pay extra $25 with entry. Refunds: 

Before C.D.-Less $25 non-refundable office fee.-withdrawals must be in writing. After C.D.-Entries/ 

stabling-Only if place can be filled from wait list. Competition cancellation-Refund after expenses. Neg. 

Coggins required within 12 months for in-state. $15 fee for each change after C.D. Post entries: Call $20 

late fee applied entries received after closing date. 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Fri: Cross-country course open-3 pm. Sat: Dressage-7:30 am; Show 

Jumping-11 am. Sun: Cross-country- 8:30 am. 

3) AWARDS: Award & 8 ribbons per division HT. 1-6 ribbons CT.


4) STARTING TIMES: Available June 23 at www.encorehorsetrials.googlepages.com or 

www.micheventing.org. 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: $45/stall/night. $70/duration plus $20 separate check muck fee per 

stall. (check will be destroyed if left clean) Stalls 7 miles away at Washtenaw Farm Council Grounds, 

5055 Ann Arbor Saline Rd., 50 perm. box stalls with doors & cement flooring; Stalls must be stripped 

with stall cards left for refund muck fee. Bedding provided, sawdust (no straw please). Request 

additional sawdust ahead of time-$7.00/bag. Veterinarian: Dr Romine, number will be posted on 

grounds, stabling & program. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Book early! Show Special, 30 rooms booked-special rate, Clarion 

(previously Best Western) (734) 665-4444. Weber Inn-8-10 mi., (734) 769-2500. Comfort Inn, (734) 

973-6100. Motel 6 (10-12 mi.), (734) 665-9900. Camping: $20/night, sites must be reserved thru 

organizers, WFCG provides perm. restrooms & showers. 

7) DIRECTIONS: GPS Address: 1478 Honey Run Dr., Ann Arbor, MI 48103 Showgrounds From: 

I.-94 to exit 169 (Zeeb Rd.) South on Zeeb thru light to Liberty (stop). Go right (west) (Stabling)-I-94 

Ann-Arbor Saline Rd exit #175 go south .WFCG on left. Stabling Barn E. 

8) DRESSAGE: Test & arena sizes: P/PT-2010 USEF Preliminary Test B-Sm. T-2010 USEF Training Test 

B-Sm. N-2010 USEF Novice Test B-Sm. BN-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test B-Sm. Same tests for 

CT. Arenas: Sand. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: Approx. P-3200 m @ 520 mpm. PT/T.-2400 m @ 420 mpm. N.-1700 m @ 

375mpm. BN-1400 m @ 350 mpm/max. All courses: Average, for horses with some experience at 

these levels. Terrain: Water on all courses X-C course flat, but moderately challenging. Good footing in 

any weather. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross.-country course closed June 7 Entry limit 125. Riders limited 3 

horses entire event unless space permits. Levels may be divided/combined as entries warrant; state 

preferences under the Eligible Section and birth date on entry. Food and Portable Tack shop on 

grounds. Special award to highest placing Pony Club Rider per HT division. Hi Point Award to highest 

placed HT X Race Horse (must have tatoo) Must be noted on entry. . Dogs MUST be leashed. ! 

Withdrawals in writing received by closing date. . Encore Stimulus Deal :Free schooling after XC 

on Encore course, June 26th if you get your complete HT entry in withing the first 7 days 

after opening date. XC will be open for 1 hr. after completion of XC, $30 fee, must check 

in sign waiver and get new pinny. Weather permitting. 




JUNE 25-26 

MIDSOUTH PONY CLUB HORSE TRIALS 

Lexington, Kentucky (Area 8) 



SEND ENTRIES TO: Jan Whitehouse, Secretary 2414 Palumbo Drive Lexington,, KY 40509 (859) 221- 

3342, Fax (859)266-0317 (No calls after 9:00 PM EST) Accujan@aol.com Week of Event-Kentucky HP 

Show Office (859) 254-3343 http://www.midsouthponyclub.org/ 

ORGANIZER: Shelley Ryan, 148 Forest Ave, Lexington, KY, 40508 (859) 224-3411 shelleywryan@ 

gmail.com 

OFFICIALS: TD: Patte Clement AL Judges: Pres: Wayne Quarles, KY; Joni Abney, TN; Susan Posner, 

KY Debbie Boeh, OH CD:X-C: Mary Fike, KY; SJ: Mary Fike 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw checks to USPC MidSouth Region. Entry: All divisions: 

$170.00; Stabling: $ 35.00 per day Tack or horse: $ 35.00 per day Layover: $50/night 

1) ENTRIES: Entry fee includes a $25 non-refundable office fee. Double entries: Not accepted. BN 

competitors who are not USEA members must pay extra $25 with entry. USEA non-member fee waived 

for Novice and BN competitors that are USPC members competing in USPC Team Competition. Non 

compete horse: $30 each. Please provide legible E-mail address for communication and questions Lost 

pinny-$15/No Deposit. Refunds: Before C.D.-If in writing, less $25 non-refundable office fee; After C.D.- 

Entry/Stabling-No refund unless entry/stall filled from wait list. Any changes after C.D-$30/charge only 

if schedule permits. All withdrawals must be in writing to secretary above. Competition cancellation- 

No refund. Neg. Coggins required within 12 months of Monday following show date. Coggins must 

accompany entry. “Negative’ must show clearly & horse´s info must match entry information. Current 

Health certificate required to bring horse onto the KHP grounds. CARRY HEALTH PAPERS WITH HORSE 

& READ #10 “OTHER INFORMATION’. KHP requires $5 parking pass at entry gate for competition. 

Trailer Pass required for those not stabling. 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Thurs: Cross-country course open-3 PM. Fri: All Pony Club Divisions 

starting AM, times posted on website; Packets available-9am-6 pm; Dressage (OP)-2 pm. Sat: Dressage 

(OBN/BNR-OT)-8 AM; Cross-country 8 AM. Sun: Show Jumping-8 AM. Note: If entries warrant, all BN 

show jumping will be Sat. afternoon, cross-country Sun AM.


3) AWARDS: 10 ribbons per division. High Point dressage ribbon in each division. USPC Team 

competition-horse management awards. 

4) STARTING TIMES: Available one week before event: www.midsouthponyclub.org. 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: HT: $35 per day, $35 each tack or non compete horse. 800 perm. 

stalls available on grounds. Stall doors provided. Feed/Hay/Bedding available for purchase, Devers Hay 

Grain & Bedding, (859) 233-9702 (no answering machine). Exhibitors who trailer their horse(s) in for 

the day and do not purchase a stall will be required to purchase a Trailer Day Pass at the main entrance 

gate or Visitor Information Center. Cost for Trailer Day Pass is $20.00/day or $75 for season pass. 

Veterinarian: Rood & Riddle (859)233-0371. Farrier on grounds during competition. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Fairfield Inn, Lexington 859-977-5870; Clarion Hotel, Lexington, 859-233- 

0512; Fairfield Inn, Georgetown 502-868-9955; Best Western, Georgetown 502-868-0055; Holiday Inn 

Express, Georgetown (502) 591-7890 Camping: Kentucky Horse Park Campground accepts reservations 

888-459-7275 or online www.parks.ky.gov KY Horse Park Campground at 859-259-4257 

7) DIRECTIONS: The Kentucky Horse Park is north of Lexington: Exit 120 off I-75. From other hwys, 

watch for the KHP signs, enter at main gate entrance; follow the signs for Midsouth Region H.T. 


B-Sm. N-2010 USEF Novice Test B-Sm. BN- 2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test B-Sm. Arenas: Sand. 


BN-1600 m @ 350 mpm/max height 2´7’ All courses: Average for horses with some experience at 

these levels. Terrain: Rolling hills, mostly open; water & banks on all levels. Cross-country distances are 

approximate. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country course closed except for official schooling dates. Entry 

limit to 350; Levels may be divided/combined as entries warrant; state preferences under the Eligible 

Section and birth date on entry. Food on grounds. Dogs must be leashed. Private golf cart owners must 

purchase a Golf Cart License for $25/event or $50/season. No motorized vehicles on XC course at any 

time. NO ALL TERRAIN (ATV) VEHICLES ARE ALLOWED ON GROUNDS Horse Trials will follow USEF 

Rules & USEA Guidelines. Copies of health certificates & Coggins must be available upon request by 

state inspector. Keep copies with you upon arrival. All horse trailers must be parked in the front parking 

lot: No trailer parking in the show barn area. 


JULY 2-3 

SOUTH FARM HORSE TRIALS 

Middlefield, Ohio (Area 8) 






SEND ENTRIES TO: Sarah Greer, Secretary PO Box 1330 Middlefield, OH 44062 (440) 632-5501 

(440) 632-5598 (fax); Web: http://www.southfarm.net. 

ORGANIZER: Sarah Greer, (440) 632-5501, same address as above. E-mail: swgreer@southfarm.net. 

OFFICIALS: TD: Brian Ross, VA Judges: Pres: Sally O'Connor, VA: Deborah Boeh, OH CD:X-C: John 

Williams, NC SJ: Sarah Greer 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw checks to South Farm. Visa or Mastercard 

accepted. Entry: P: $150.00; T/N/BN: $135.00; Starter Test: $100.00 Double Entries: $ 

10.00 Stabling: $120.00; $100 Muck Fee: $ 20.00 (separate check). 

1) ENTRIES: Entry fees include a $25 non-refundable office fee. Starter Test Entrants: USEA Starter 

and Drug/Medication fees do not apply. BN competitors who are not USEA members must pay 

extra $25 with entry. If oversubscribed, priority given to USEA members. Refunds: Before C.D.-less 

$25 non-refundable office fee; After C.D.-No refunds. $20 charge for any changes after closing date. 

Competition cancellation-No refund. $50 charge for bounced checks. Neg. Coggins required within 12 

months for all horses. 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Fri: Packets available 2 pm; Cross-country course open-3 pm. 

Sat: Dressage-8 am; XC - 10 am Sun: Show Jumping-8 am. 

3) AWARDS: Prizes & 8 ribbons per division. . Special awards "Spot On" and "Best Dressage Score." 

4) STARTING TIMES: Available July 1st. Further info from secý (440) 632-5501. Start times available 

at www.southfarm.net, prior to the event. Check web for entry status as entries come in.


5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: Limited. Permanent & vinyl stalls with doors $120. Wood stalls no 

doors (must bring stall guard) $100 very limited (only 15 first come first serve) Also enclose separate 

check (NO CASH) of $20 for stall cleaning deposit; check will be destroyed if stall is stripped. All 

stalls for weekend, first bedding provided. Note stall type preference on stabling form. Hay & bagged 

shavings available for purchase. Veterinarian: Buckeye Veterinary Clinic, (440) 834-8821. Number 

posted in program, on score board and in barn areas. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: America´s Best Value Inn-25 mins., (330) 392-2515. Quail Hollow-20 mi., 

(440) 352-6201. Punderson Manor House-10 mi., (440) 564-9144. Old Stone House B&B- 5 mi., (440) 

693-4186. Red Maple Inn-10 mi. (440) 834-8334. Bass Lake Inn-15 mi., (440) 285-3100. Inn of Chagrin 

Falls (440) 247-1200. Avalon Gardens B&B (440) 286-2126. Lake Hideaway Rental (440) 548-5700. 

Hiram Inn (330) 569-6000. Holiday Inn Express-30 mins., (330) 544-8807. Holiday Inn Express - 30 

min (330) 872-6000. The Farm House., (415) 586-5804. The Hampton Inn., (440) 542-0400., The 

Goodwin House, (440) 834-5050. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: 8398 Bundysburg Rd., Middlefield, OH 44062. If using MapQuest, please 

check our website for easy Horse trailer directions, www.southfarm.net From I-90 N.E: Go west to 

Rt 534, go south to RT 87. Go 2.5 miles west to Bundysburg Rd., go south 0.5 mile we are on the East 

side. From: I-271: Go north to RT 422, go east to RT 528. Go north to RT 87, go east 2.5 miles to 

Bundysburg Rd., go south 0.5 mile we are on the east side. From the East: Take RT 11 to ST. RT. 87 

cross RT 534, continue on 87 2.5 miles from 534 go south on Bundysburg Rd., 0.5 mile we are on east 

side. For additional directions, call: (440) 632-5501. 


A-Sm. N-2010 USEF Novice Test A-Sm. BN/Starter Test-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test A-Sm. 

Arenas: Sand/limestone, warm-up/grass. 


BN-2000 m @ 300 mpm/2´7’ max. Starter Test: 1600m @ 280 mpm/ 2´ max. Water optional at 

BN and Starter Test. All courses: Average, for horses with some experience at these levels. BN: Excellent 

starter course for horse and/or rider, no ditches or banks, water is optional. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country course closed June 27. Levels 

may be divided/combined as entries warrant; state preferences under the Eligible Section and birth date 

on entry. Prize list from secý. Food on grounds. Dogs must be leashed. Welcome reception with packet 

pick up. For more information on South Farm Horse Trials, check www.southfarm.net. 




JULY 8-10 

COBBLESTONE FARMS HORSE TRIALS 

Dexter, Michigan (Area 8) 




SEND ENTRIES TO: Sue Machin, Secretary 6187 Hellner Rd. Ann Arbor, MI 48105 (734) 668-7512; 

E-mail: suenron@sbcglobal.net; Web: http://www.cobblestonefarmsllc.com/index.php?option=com_ 

frontpage&Itemid=1; Enter online at www.evententries.com and mail original signatures, copy of 

coggins and check to secretary. 

ORGANIZER: Jennifer Merrick-Brooks, 1048 Eager Road, Milton, Ontario CANADA L9T 6T1, 

E-mail: EquiJenn@live.com 

OFFICIALS: TD: Seema Sonnad, PA Judges: Pres: Cheryl Connell-Marsh, MI, Sue Hughes, 

MI CD:X-C: Jeff Kibbie SJ: Jennifer Merrick-Brooks 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw checks to Cobblestone Farms Horse Trial Entry: P/T/N/ 

BN: $150.00; Starter: $80.00 Stabling: $135.00 Muck Fee: $ 30.00 (separate check) 

1) ENTRIES: Entry fee includes a $25 non-refundable office fee. Double entries: Not accepted. BN 

competitors who are not USEA members must pay extra $25 with entry. Starter competitors do not pay 

USEA starter and drug fees and are exmpt from USEA membership/non-membership requirements. 

Refunds: Before C.D.-Less $25 non-refundable office fee. After C.D.-Entries-Less $25 only if place can 

be filled from wait list. Stabling fee only if place can be filled from wait list. Competition cancellation- 

No refund. Neg. Coggins required within 12 months for all horses. Add $20 Post Entry Fee if your 

entry is postmarked after the closing date. 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Fri: Dressage-1 pm P, T, N (A division), Cross.-country course open-3 

pm Sat: Dressage-8 am N (B & C divisions), BN, Starter; Cross-country-11 am. Sun: Show Jumping 9 

am; Starter Cross-country-12 noon.

3) AWARDS: Prize to winner & 8 ribbons per division. 


4) STARTING TIMES: Available after July 5 at www.cobblestonefarmsllc.com and 

www.micheventing.org. 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: $135/stall from Friday to Sunday. Temp tent stalls with doors. 

Bedding available for purchase on grounds-$8/bag. Veterinarian: Kern Road Veterinary Clinic (517) 

223-9618; # will be posted at the secý office and stabling area. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: All less than 10 miles away. Best Western, (734) 665-4444. Weber Inn, 

(734) 769-2500. Holiday Inn Express Chelsea, (734) 433-1600. Comfort Inn Chelsea, (734) 433-8000. 

Camping: Available on grounds, no electrical hook-ups, no fee. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: 5601 Zeeb Road., Dexter, MI 48130 From East: Take 94 West or M-14 

to 23 north towards Brighton. Go to exit 49, North Territorial Rd. Turn west and go about 5 miles to 

Zeeb Rd. Turn south (left) to driveway on left. From North: South on 23 to exit 49, North Territorial 

Rd. Follow directions from above. From South: North on 23 to exit 49, North Territorial Rd. Follow 

directions from above. From West: Take 94 East to Zeeb Rd., exit 169. Go north (left) to Joy Rd. Turn 

left then quick right back onto Zeeb Rd. Continue north to driveway on left side of road. 

8) DRESSAGE: Test & arena sizes: P - 2010 USEF Preliminary Test B-Sm. T-2010 USEF Training Test 

-B-Sm. N-2010 USEF Novice Test B-Sm. BN-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test B-Sm. Starter-2010 USEF 

Beginner Novice Test A-Sm. Arenas: Sand. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: P - 2995m @ 520 mpm. T-2300m @ 440 mpm. N-2010m @ 380mpm. 

BN-1770m @ 350 mpm. Starter appx. 800m not timed. All courses: Average, for horses with some 

experience at these levels. Terrain: Rolling, excellent footing, water at all levels; pictures check www. 

cobblestonefarmsllc.com. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country course closed June 24. Food on grounds. NO Dogs! Party: 

Eventing Rocks at Cobblestone Farms; please join us for a fun night of celebration, music, appetizer 

and drink. Saturday night at 7 pm on the grounds. Get Ready to Rock...again! 




JULY 15-17 

CHAMPAGNE RUN AT THE PARK HORSE TRIALS 

Lexington, Kentucky (Area 8) 

Kentucky Horse Park 


LEVELS/DIVISIONS USEF/USEA Recognized: P,PR USEF Endorsed/USEA Recognized: 


SEND ENTRIES TO: Nancy Clinkinbeard, Secretary 500 Paynes Depot Rd Lexington, KY 40511 

E-mail: nancy@breederssupply.com Tel: (859) 254-5283 Fax: (859) 254-7793; Show Office during 

competition, (859) 254-3343; Web: http://www.champagnerun.com/ 

ORGANIZER: Maggie Wright, c/o Champagne Run Farm, 5991 Old Richmond Road, Lexington, KY 

40515; E-mail: maggiewright1@windstream.net 

OFFICIALS: TD: Patte Clement, AL Judge: Pres: Jim Graham, AL CD:X-C: (P) Cathy Weischoff, KY 

XC (BN-T) & SJ: Maggie Wright 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw checks to Champagne Run at the Park. Note: The 

Kentucky Horse Park has increased its fees again for facility usage. Entry: P: $195.00; T: $185.00; N/ 

BN: $175.00 Stabling: $40/night Haul-in Fee: $ 30.00 Non-compete horses: $ 30.00 (plus haul-in 

fee or stabling fee) 

1) ENTRIES: Entry fees include a $25 non-refundable office fee. Double entries: Not accepted. 

$30=Lost pinny, no deposit. Do not send any entry by mail/overnight that will require secretary´s 

signature to receive. Refunds: Before C.D.- Less $25 non-refundable office fee; After C.D.- Entry-No 

refund. Stabling-Less $10. NOTE: All withdrawals must be in writing & emailed or faxed by C.D. $60 fee 

for each change of entry after C.D. Changes within division only after July 4. Competition cancellation- 

No refund. Any addition error resulting in a $10 or less overage will be donated to the x-c jump fund. 

No entries (faxed or mailed) are complete without check. Neg. Coggins required within 12 months for 

all horses; must accompany entry; health papers within 30 days should travel with out-of-state horses. 

All arrivals make sure to have copy of Coggins. State Vet. on hand and checking. Any incomplete or 

illegible entries go to bottom of wait stack. $60 charge for bounced checks. Please double check for 

errors any entries made through EventEntries.com. Check www.champagnerun.com for entry status 

and all updates. No acceptance letters will be sent. Please include legible email on entry form.


2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Thurs: Cross-country courses open for inspection-3 pm. Fri: 8:00 a.m. P 

and T Dressage and Show Jumping Sat: 7:30 a.m. P and T Cross-country. All N and BN Dressage. All BN 

Show Jumping. Some Novice Show Jumping, Some Novice divisions will do Cross-country. Sun: 7:30 

a.m. All BN Cross-country. Remaning Novice Cross-country and Show Jumping. 


4) STARTING TIMES: Times Available July 11th on web site www.champagnerun.com. 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: $40/night. 800 perm. stalls on grounds. Stall doors only provided. 

Feed/hay/bedding/paddocks, golf carts available for purchase/rent from Dever Hay Grain & Bedding 

(800) 714-2201. You must call for bedding in advance for late night arrivals. NOTE: If you have a group 

wishing to stable together you MUST use either 1 person´s name or the stable name. This is the only way 

to ensure you are stabled together. Stall doors only provided. If not stabling on grounds you must include 

one time $30/horse haul in fee for entry to be complete. Non-competing horse fee/grounds fee $30 

plus ship-in or stall fee. Tack stall fees: $40/night. Veterinarian: Equine Health Care, (859) 873-5509, 

additional numbers posted at secretary's office. Any requested stabling assignment change (if different 

from that on entry stabling form) will incurr a $25 fee, if we are able to make the change. $50 charge for 

any stabling changes not made by secretary. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Four Points Sheraton-5 mi. (859) 259-1311. La Quinta-5 mi. (859) 231- 

7551. Shoney´s Inn-5 mi. (859) 868-9800. Camping: Kentucky Horse Park Campground: Now taking 

reservations! Call 888-459-7275 or check on KYhorsepark.com under camping reservations. Competition 

does NOT reserve sites. 

7) DIRECTIONS: The Kentucky Horse Park is 3 miles north of Lexington on I-75 at exit 120. Follow signs. 

8) DRESSAGE: Test & arena sizes: All P-2010 USEF Preliminary Test B-Sm. All T-2010 USEF Training 

Test B-Sm. All N-2010 USEF Novice Test B-Sm. All BN- 2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test B-Sm. 

Arenas: Sand. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: P-2800 m @ 520mpm. T-2400 m @ 450 mpm. N-2000 m @ 375 mpm. 

BN-2000 m @ 350 mpm. Terrain: Open, rolling Bluegrass. All courses: Moderate difficulty, suitable for 

horses with some experience at their level. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country course closed. May have schooling on Sun after event, 

see www.champagnerun.com for details after closing date. Levels may be divided/combined as entries 

warrant; state preferences under the Eligible Section and birth date on entry. Food on grounds. Dogs 

must be leashed. TRADE FAIR! Please do not switch or use stalls without contacting the secý. Will be 

fined $50. 


JULY 23-24 

GEMWOOD HORSE TRIALS 

Fairborn, Ohio (Area 8) 





SEND ENTRIES TO: Paula Wells, Secretary 65 Flintlock Way Canal Winchester, OH 43110 

E-mail: Gemwoodevents@aol.com Web: www.gemwoodevents.com 

ORGANIZER: Laura Beaver, (address same as above), Email: HorsSports@aol.com, (614) 306-0457. 

Please communicate by email when possible. 

OFFICIALS: TD: Dave Emmons, MI. Judges: Pres: Debbie Boeh, OH; Joni Abney, TN; Ken Levy, 

IN. CD:X-C/SJ: Laura Beaver, OH. 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw checks to Gemwood Events. Entry: Per division: 

$145.00 Stabling: $135.00 Haul-in Fee: $20.00 (non-stabled horses). Non-compete: $ 50.00 (noncompete 

horses). 

1) ENTRIES: Entry fees include a $25 non-refundable office fee. Online confirmation available through 

link on website. Double entries: Not Accepted. BN competitors who are not USEA members must pay 

extra $25 with entry. If oversubscribed, priority given to USEA members. Refunds: Before C.D.-Entry/ 

Stabling less $25 non-refundable office fee; After C.D.-Entry/Stabling-No refund. All scratches must be in 

writing, received by CD 9 pm. $20 change fee for any changes made between July 6-16. $40.00 change 

fee from July 17 to start of event. $25.00 return check fee. Competition cancellation-No refund. Neg. 

Coggins require for all horses within 12 months. Copy must accompany entry. Non-competing horses 

– must be registered with secretary, have a current neg. coggins and pay a $50.00 fee and stabling or 

haul-in fee. Please use USEA entry form including signed release on back. 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Fri: Stables open 1pm. Cross country courses open 3 pm. Sat: Dressage 

7:30am. Show Jumping 10:00am. All divisions. Sun: Cross country 9:00am. All divisions. 

3) AWARDS: Trophy & 8 ribbons per division. Dressage ribbons 1st –3rd per division. New Vocations 

sponsored: Highest placed TB award; one given at each level.


4) STARTING TIMES: Available July 20th. Online: www.gemwoodevents.com. 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: $135/stall for duration, Fri & Sat. night. Open 1pm. on Fri. 

NO BEDDING PROVIDED. Some straw available for purchase at event. Temporary stabling on 

grounds. Stall doors provided. Veterinarian: Dr. John Nenni.# will be posted at the scoreboard, 

barn, secý trailer, and in program. Shavings permitted, bring your own. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Hawthorn Inn – 3 mi., (937) 754-9109. Holiday Inn-9 mi, (937) 426- 

7800. Fairfield Inn, (937) 427-0800. Comfort Inn-7 mi, (937) 237-7477. Red Roof Inn-9 mi, (937) 

426-6116. Best Western-7 mi, (937) 879-3920. Primitive Camping: Twin Towers, on site. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: Twin Towers Park, W. 501 Yellow Springs-Fairfield Rd., Fairborn, 

OH. To Twin Towers Park from North, East or West: I-70 to I-675 south. Exit for Rte. 

235. Right from exit ramp, to first right on Fairfield-Yellow Springs Rd. Park approx. 5 miles on 

right. To Twin Towers Park from South: I-75 to I-675 north to Rte. 235. Left from exit ramp. 

Continue under overpass to first right on Fairfield-Yellow Springs Rd. Continue as above. Map link 

can be found at: www.gemwoodevents.com. 

8) DRESSAGE: Test & arena sizes: P-2010 USEF Preliminary Test A-Sm. T-2010 USEF Training 

Test B-Sm. N-2010 USEF Novice Test B-Sm. BN-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test B-Sm. 

Arenas: 2 sand arenas, 1 grass, if entries warrant. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: P-2600 m @ 520 mpm. T-2100 m @ 450 mpm. N-1800 m @ 400 

mpm. BN-1500 m @ 350 mpm. All courses: P/T-Moderate to average for horses with some 

experience at this level. N/BN Good for move up/first time at this level. Terrain: Mostly flat. New 

fences at all levels. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country closed July 5th. Time schedule changes &/or 

divisions divided/combined as entries warrant; state preferences under the Eligible Section and 

birth date on entry. Food on grounds. Dogs must be leashed For updates & information: www. 

gemwoodevents.com. To volunteer contact: volunteer coordinator at gemwoodvolunteers@ 

yahoo.com. NOTE: NO hook-ups available. Power is for Vendors & tent/stabling lights only. If 

staying overnight, horses must be stabled. NO tying to or leaving horses in trailers overnight. 


AUGUST 6-7 

PENNY OAKS HORSE TRIALS 



Edinburgh, Indiana (Area 8) 

Will accept Post Entries postmarked up to July 25, include a $30.00 post entry fee. 

Deadline to reserve a golfcart is July 25. 

Area VIII Preliminary and Training Championships. 


LEVELS/DIVISIONS USEF/USEA Recognized: P(Ch),P USEF Endorsed/USEA Recognized: 

T(Ch),T,N,BN 

SEND ENTRIES TO: Peg Dixon, Secretary 12691 Republic Drive Fishers, IN 46037 

Home: (317) 773-6675. Cell: 317-319-0073 No calls before 8 am or after 9 pm. Email preferred: 

dixonp@ameritech.net Web: http://www.pennyoaksstables.com Organizer farm #: 317-773-6922 

ORGANIZER: Kate Gress, (same as above), PennyOaksStable@att.net. 

OFFICIALS: TD: Jackie Fischer-Smith, OH Judges: Pres: Nena Denman, IA; Deborah Boeh, 

OH D:X-C: Jonathan Wells, TN SJ: Kate Gress 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory – Draw checks to POHT. Any entries accepted after Close 

Date up to July 25 must include an additional $30.00 late fee. Entry: Per division: P: 

$175.00; T,N,BN: $165.00 Stabling: $85.00 Haul-in Fee: $25.00 (non-stabled horses) Extra horse/ 

non-show fee: $30.00 Golf Cart: $90.00 arrange in advance. 

1) ENTRIES: Entry fees include a $25 non-refundable office fee. Limit rider to 2 horses/level. BN 

competitors who are not USEA members must pay extra $25 fee with entry. $20=Charge lost 

pinny. Bounced check fee: $50.00. Withdrawals must be in writing ONLY: by snail mail must be 

postmarked no later than C.D.; and/or email to secý and received by 8 pm C.D.; no phone withdrawals. 

Refunds: Before C.D.-Less $25 non-refundable office fee; After C.D.- Stabling only less $10.00 fee. 

Changes requested after C.D. made only as schedule permits with $50 change fee horse/rider or level. 

Absolutely no changes after July 25! Competition cancellation-No refund. Neg. Coggins required for all 

horses within 12 months. Coggins must accompany entry. 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Fri: Cross-country course open-3 pm; Competitor packets available Noon- 

6 pm. Sat: Dressage-7:30 am; Cross-country-9 am. Sun: Show Jumping-8 am; possibly running 2 rings. 

3) AWARDS: Ribbons through 8th, prizes & gifts!


4) STARTING TIMES: On the internet at www.pennyoaksstables.com 7/31/11. Please include 

email address on entry. 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: $85/stall/tack/duration - very limited tack stalls. Haul-in horses must 

pay $25.00 haul-in fee. Non-compete horse must pay $30.00 plus stabling and/or haul-in fee. Please 

use group/stable name if wishing to be blocked together. Stall change requests after C.D. $30.00 

change fee. Stabling opens noon Friday. Stall doors. No straw please. Bedding available for purchase, 

further info from Hoosier Horse Park Staff (812)526-6809. Veterinarian: on grounds vet. # posted at 

secretary´s booth. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: BOOK NOW! Comfort Inn-6 mi., (812) 526-9899. Hampton Inn-6 mi., (812) 

526-5100. Red Roof Inn-7 mi., (812) 526-9747. Hilton Garden- 6 mi., (812) 526-8600. Exit 68 (8 miles 

south Edinburgh): Holiday Inn, (812) 372-1541. Courtyard, (812) 342-8888. Exit 90 (Franklin 14 miles 

north) Quality Inn, (317) 346-6444. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: Hoosier Horse Park, Camp Atterbury, Edinburgh, IN 46124. North: I-65 

to exit 80 west. Take St. Rd. 252 west to US 31. Go straight across 31 & go 3 miles to Schoolhouse 

Rd. Right turn & follow HHP signs. South: I-65 north to exit 76N to US 31 to 3rd light, left 3 miles to 

Schoolhouse Rd. Right turn & follow HHP signs. 

8) DRESSAGE: Test & arena sizes: All P-2010 USEF Preliminary Test A-Sm. All T-2010 USEF Training 

Test A-Sm. All N-2010 USEF Novice Test A-Sm. All BN-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test A-Sm. 

Arenas: Sand. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: P-2500-2800m @ 520 mpm. T-2200- 2400 m @ 420-425 mpm. N-1800- 

2000 m @ 350-375 mpm. BN-1400-2000 m @ 300-350 mpm, 12-16 obstacles. All courses: P/T/N- 

Average, for horses with some experience at this level. BN-Easy, good for first time at this level. Terrain: 

Gently rolling & flat, some prairie. New jumps! 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country course closed July 24. Food on grounds. Camping on 

grounds: call Park office for fees (812) 526-6809. No electric/water hook-ups permitted from the barns. 

Dogs must be leashed - loose ones will be fined. Incomplete entries returned! Low key environment; 

good move-up courses. New tracks & cross-country jumps. Golf cart rental: One day only Saturday - 

must be booked & paid for with entry. Must be licensed driver to rent and operate, and returned to 

secý booth by 6 PM Saturday. X-C schooling may be available through Hoosier Horse Park after the 

show on Sunday for $35: sign waiver & get a pinny. Tack shop on grounds. Please notify sectretary 

ASAP of any corrections to be made - check the website: www.Pennyoaksstables.com for confirmation 

of your entry status. 


AUGUST 12-14 

HUNTERS RUN HORSE TRIALS 

Metamora, Michigan (Area 8) 





SEND ENTRIES TO: Sue Aeck, Secretary 3105 Hodges Road Dryden, MI 48428 (810) 796-9438 

Cell: (810) 706-1629 (during event); E-mail: sueaeck@charter.net; Hunters Run Farm: (810) 441-6481 

(during event); Web: http://www.huntersrunfarm.com/ 

ORGANIZER: David Emmons, Hunters Run Farm, 3320 Casey Rd., Metamora, MI 48455, (810) 796- 

2588; (810) 441-6481. 

OFFICIALS: TD: Cynthia DePorter, NC Judges: Pres: Sue Smithson, NC; Kerri Petty, MI; Cheryl 

Connell-Marsh, Mi CD:X-C: Tremaine Cooper, MA (I); David Emmons, MI (P/T/N/BN) SJ: Jennifer 

Brooks, MI. 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw checks to Hunters Run Farm, Ltd. Entry: I/ P: $165.00; 

T/N: $155.00; BN: $145.00 Stabling: $135.00; Stripped stall fee: $40.00 (separate check) Haul-in 

Fee: $40.00 (non-stabled horses) $25.00 charge for pinny's that are not returned! 

1) ENTRIES: All entry fees include a $25 non-refundable office fee. Double entries: Not accepted. BN 

competitors who are not USEA members must pay an extra $25 with entry. $30 USEF non-member 

fee required for I & P competitors. All riders must be USEA members. All horses must be USEA 

registered. Refunds: Before C.D.-Less $25 non-refundable office fee; After C.D.-Entry less $25 ONLY 

if place can be filled from waiting list/Stabling-No refund. $25 for any changes after C.D. Withdrawals 

must be in writing. Competition cancellation-No refund. except for the USEA & USEF fees. Neg. Coggins 

required within 12 months for all horses – copy must accompany entry. 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Thurs: Cross-country course open-3 pm. Fri: All Dressage: 7:30 AM 

Sat: All Cross-country- 8:00 AM Sun: Show Jumping-8 AM. 

3) AWARDS: I thru BN-Prize & 8 ribbons per division. Welcome to Michigan Award’ Lowest Combined 

Scores acquired in Novice, Training, Preliminary from Encore, Hunters Run H.T., and Richland Park H.T. 

This award presented at T.E.A.M. banquet. Robert Hutton Perpetual Trophy for lowest dressage score.


4) STARTING TIMES: On the internet at www.huntersrunfarm.com or send SASE if you want 

times sent. 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: 160 stalls on grounds –$135.00 on grounds After the 160 all 

stabling will be off grounds ai Win-A-gin farms 5 miles from farm HAUL-IN FEE OF $40.00. NOTE: 

“STABLE WITH REQUEST’, MUST USE ONE PERSONS NAME TO IDENTIFY STALLS TOGETHER. 

$40.00 CLEAN STALL FEE, INCLUDE SEPARATE CHECK WITH ENTRY – CHECK DESTROYED FOR 

STRIPPED STALL – no bedding supplied - bedding for sale on grounds, further info contact secý. No 

stabling changes after arrival for incorrect or incomplete stabling forms. Veterinarian: Evan Moore, 

DVM, on grounds, # will be posted in main barn & secý office. and on stall cards. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Best Western Lapeer Inn, (810) 667-9444. Fairfield Inn, Lapeer, (810) 

245-7700. Super 8 Motel-15 mi., (810) 724-8700. Days Inn-Imlay City, (810) 724-8005. Best Western 

(Lake Orion), (248) 391-2755. Crooked House Farm Barn, Bed & Breakfast (Metamora) 1-773-251- 

7044 Camping: Camping on grounds if stabled on grounds, no hookups - no fee. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: 3320 Casey Rd., Metamora, MI 48455 From South: I-75 to Lapeer 

Road (M-24). North for 18 miles to Dryden Road. East 5 miles to Hosner Road. South to Casey Road. 

West 1/4 mile to 3320 Casey. From North: I-75 to I-69 east to Lapeer exit (M-24). South to Dryden 

Road. As above. Directions to off-grounds stabling- M-24-east on Oakwood Rd. (north of Oxford), 3 

mi. to Delano, left on Delano to farm on right. 


Test B-Sm. T-2010 USEF Training Test B-Sm. N-2010 USEF Novice Test B-Sm. BN-2010 USEF Beginner 

Novice Test B-SM. Arenas: Sand. 


N-2000 m @ 350 mpm. BN-2000 @ 350 mpm. All courses: Moderately difficult with terrain, for 

horses with some experience at these levels. Cross-country courses & all warm-up areas will be 

aerated. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country course closed Aug 1. Entry limit 225– Levels may be 

divided/combined as entries warrant; state preferences under the Eligible Section and birth date 

on entry. Food on grounds. Layovers: 20 stalls and use of facility will available after the show for 

schooling Stall; $35.00 per night for stalls Schooling: $30.00 per day Please call Sue Emmons @ 

810-441-6481 Dogs must be leashed. Party: Entries to be considered complete must have current 

Coggins. Signatures: USEA & USEF numbers. Fees attached. Incomplete entries will be returned. 

Medical Card /Armbands mandatory. 




AUGUST 20-21 

ERIE HUNT AND SADDLE CLUB HORSE TRIALS 

Edinboro (Franklin Center), Pennsylvania (Area 8) 




SEND ENTRIES TO: Laura Tighe, Secretary 4774 Crane Road Edinboro PA 16412 (814) 734- 

1455 email: tighesem@aol.com 

ORGANIZER: Elizabeth Chilcott; (814) 734-5009; cell# (814) 218-8236; E-mail: ejcliz@aol.com 

Co-Org: Peg Hull; (814) 734-3764; (814) 397-8381; E-mail: Hullbrook@velocity.net Competition 

Management: Erie Hunt and Saddle Club. 

OFFICIALS: TD: Pat Mansfield, MD Judge: Pres: Cheryl Connell-Marsh, MI; Dressage: Leoni 

Fernandes, NY; CD:X-C: John Williams, NC; SJ: Lewis Trumble, PA 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw checks to EHSC Entry: P: $120.00; BN/N/T: $110.00; 

Starter Test: $80.00 Stabling: $45.00 Stall Cleaning Deposit: $20.00 (separate check). 

1) ENTRIES: Entry fees: include a $25 non-refundable office fee. Double entries: Not accepted. 

BN competitors who are not USEA members must pay extra $25 with entry. Starter entrants are exempt 

from starter/d&m fees and USEA membership/non-membership requirements. If oversubscribed, 

priority to USEA members. $20=Lost pinny(do not send check). Refunds: Before C.D.-Less $25 nonrefundable 

office fee; After C.D.-No refund unless place filled from wait list then entry-Less $25. $25 

fee for each change after closing date. Post Entries accepted after closing date with $25 extra charge. 

Withdrawals by email only, to secý by 9 pm on C.D. Competition cancellation=50% entry and 

50% stabling returned. Neg.Coggins required within 12 months/out-of-state. Not required for horses 

in PA. Any new entries mailed after C.D. must by accompanied by cashier's check or money 

order. New Starter Test Div. to be run totally on Sun. 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Fri: Cross-country course open-3 pm. Sat: Dressage (All divisions, BN 

first)-approx. 8 am; Show Jumping (BN/N)-approx.11:00 am, followed by Cross-country. Sun: Crosscountry 

(P/T)-approx. 8:30 am, followed by Show Jumping (P/T). Starter Test (all on Sunday) 

Beginning approx. 8:00 am with Dressage followed by Show Jumping and then Cross-country. 

3) AWARDS: 8 ribbons per division. Trophy for 1st place & Prize money for 1st, 2nd, 3rd( 

P/T/N/BN)awarded with ribbons. The Jack Ray, Sr. Award for Prelim. Young Rider. Separate 

dressage ribbons - 8 per division. BN/N awards following 30 min. inquiry period for each division after 

XC. Lake Erie Classic (Ribbons and prize money 1st-3rd) for best overall scores in both the Lost 

Hounds HT and the Erie Hunt & Saddle Club HT. (P/T/N/BN) awarded. Starter Test awards following 

30 min. inquiry period after XC.


4) STARTING TIMES: Available August 18 at www.ehsc-lhpc.org Continue checking for last minute 

changes. 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: Limited. $45/stall/night. 110 permanent stalls with doors. No initial 

bedding provided. Extended stabling before and after HT available at no charge. Feed/hay/bedding 

(shavings) available for purchase. Further info. from Organizers. Veterinarian & Farrier: #´s will be 

posted at Secretary's office. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Quality Inn.-5 mi., (814) 838.-7647. Green Roof Inn-6 mi., (814) 774-7072. 

Econolodge.-10 mi., (814) 866.-5544. MicroTel.-10 mi., (814) 864.-1010. Edinboro Inn-5 mi., (814) 

734-5650. Edinboro Comfort Inn and Suites-4 mi., (814) 969-7000. Camping: Liana's Lake Park.- 

1/2 mi., (814) 734.-3201.primitive camping on grounds permited. www.ehsc-lhpc.org for further 

accommodation listing. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: 6840 Old State Rd. (phone during comp.- 814-734-8886 + all cell 

phones listed), Edinboro, PA 16412. From East or West: I-90 to Exit 16, Fairview ( south/left) on SR 

98 for 5 miles to blinking light. Left (east) on Old State Road for 1.2 miles to the corner of Old State 

& Eureka Road. Left on Eureka to Stabling. From South: I-79 Exit 166 Edinboro, (west/left) on 

SR 6N to traffic light. Right (north) on SR 98 to blinking light. Right (east) on to Old State Rd. etc. (see 

above). 


B-Sm. N-2010 USEF Novice Test B-Sm. BN-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test B-Sm. Starter Test-2010 

USEF Beginner Novice Test B-Sm. Arenas: Sand. Warm-Up: Grass. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: P.-approx. 2900 m @ 520 mpm. T.-approx. 2200 m @ 450 mpm. N.-approx. 

1950 m @ 350 mpm. BN-approx. 1900 m @ 325 mpm/ max. height 2'6". Approx. jumping efforts: 

BN=14, N=16, T=20, P=26, . N/BN: Easy, good for first time at this level. T/P: Average, for horses 

with some experience at this level. Water jumps flagged and numbered for P/T/N; may be optional for 

BN. Starter Test - approx 1000 m @ 300 mpm (time only used to break ties)/ max height 2'. Approx. 

jumping efforts= 8. All courses will be "agrivated" as needed to improve footing. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country course closed 2 weeks before Horse Trials. Entry limit 

175. Riders limit 2 horses/level, or 3 horses/entire event. Levels may be divided/combined as entries 

warrant; state preferences (1st,2nd,3rd) under the Eligible Section and birth date on entry. Starter Test 

riders may not have competed above BN. The same horse may be ridden twice by different riders in 

the Starter Test. All riders please fill in experience section of entry form in order to place you 

in the appropriate Division. Entry confirmation at www.ehsc-lhpc.org . Competitors are responsible 

for checking website for all info. including entry status, stabling, missing information and other updates. 

Food on grounds starting Sat.: INCLUDING FULL BREAKFAST-6:30 am Sat/Sun! Dogs must be 

leashed. No grounds, camping or pinny fees If wishing to volunteer, contact Jeanelen Kuhl. CAT988@ 

aol.com If only paying for Friday night stabling, may have to vacate stall by 3 pm Saturday.Saturday 

following XC is the Pig and Corn Roast Competitor´s Party FREE to all Competitors and 

Volunteers. extra tickets available for $5.00. 


AUGUST 24-28 

RICHLAND PARK HORSE TRIALS 

Richland, Michigan (Area 8) 

Adequan USEA Gold Cup Series Event 




LEVELS/DIVISIONS USEF/USEA Recognized: CIC3*,CIC2*,A,I,P 

USEF Endorsed/USEA Recognized: N,T USEA Recognized Tests: YEH-5,YEH-4 

SEND ENTRIES TO: Rick Dunkerton C/O AMS P.O. Box 1647 Laurel, MS 39441 E-Mail: rdunkerton@ 

amscalc.com (601) 498-3330 FAX: (601) 426-9984 http://www.richlandpark.com/index.html ENTER 

ON-LINE AT: www.EventEntries.com. If using electronic entry, you must mail original entry with original 

signatures, coggins & checks within 5 days or postmark date will be changed to reflect the date when 

payment is received. 

ORGANIZER: Richland Equestrian Events LLC, 7695 East D Ave., Richland, Mi. 49083 (269) 629-5532 

OFFICIALS: FEI TD: Roger Haller, USA; Asst TD: Judges: CIC 2*/3* Pres: Wayne Quarles, 

USA; Member: Kellie Tower, CAN. HT TD: Mallcolm Hook, USA. HT Pres: Marilyn Payne, USA; 

Dressage Judges: Susan Graham-White, Karen Winn, KY; SJ Judge: FEI Steward: Sally OĆonnor, 

USA. FEI Vet: Dr. Mike Sigman, DVM. CD: X-C: Ian Stark, GBR SJ: Marc Donovan, USA. 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw checks to Richland Park. Entry: CIC 2*/3*: $555.00; 

A: $440.00; I: $390.00; P: $365.00; T/N: $350.00; YEH: $300.00 Stripping Fee: $50.00 (separate 

check; Tack stall: $165.00 (separate check) Stabling: Included with entry; Stabling mandatory. Please 

add all applicable USEF & USEA Fees. Use 2011 USEA Entry Forms. 

1) ENTRIES: NOTE: Please check website www.richlandpark.com for additional information and 

updates. All include mandatory stabling and $25 non refundable office fee. Send two checks PER 

HORSE, one for entry, one for stall stripping deposit US funds only. All riders must be USEA members. 

Double entries: Not Accepted. Refunds: All withdraws in writing sent Certified Mail Before C.D.-Less 

$25 non-refundable office fee; After C.D. Entry/Stabling-No refund. Competition cancellation-No refund. 

Change fee of $25 after C.D. and must be in writing. Preliminary & above include copies of USEF 

membership cards for rider, trainer & owner. CIC horses must be registered with USEF & FEI. CIC3*: 

U.S. horses must have an FEI Passport; CIC2*/1*: U.S. horses must have a either a National Passport 

or FEI Passport, indicating required influenza primary series & boosters. All foreign CIC horses, must 

have an FEI Passport. Please refer to the USEF web-site www.usef.org for additional information on FEI 

qualifying requirements. $50 =lost or damaged pinney, no deposit required. Young Event Horse: 4 yo 

test & 5 yo test. $300.00 per entry (includes mandatory stabling and non refundable office fee.). Entry 

form and additional information can be found online, www.useventing.com or in the Omnibus. Copy of 

current Negative Coggins required within 12 months for all horses must accompany entry.


2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: THIS SCHEDULE IS TENTATIVE. PLEASE CHECK WEBSITE FOR DAYS/ 

TIMES CHANGES. Subject to change due to entry numbers. Stabling open for CIC horses at 12:00 

noon Tuesday, unless early arrival arrangements are made. PLEASE CONTACT US IF ARRIVING 

EARLY. Wed: CIC in-barn vet exams; CIC cross country open 3:00 PM Thurs: CIC Dressage Fri: All 

Dressage-7:30 am. (Some dressage MAY run Saturday) Sat: Cross-country CIC 3*/CIC 2*A/I/P- Show 

Jumping-T/ N Sun: Show jumping CIC 3*/CIC 2*A/I/P- Cross Country – T/N 

3) AWARDS: Ribbons through 8th. Horse brass to 1st place in each division. Prize money to the 

CIC 3* (Gold Cup Division). Check web site for prize money updates. 

4) STARTING TIMES: Times will be posted at www.Richlandpark.com. Provide readable email 

on entry. Please No phone calls. 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: 10´x10´ temporary stalls on grounds. Stabling Fee included with 

entry. All stalls for duration of competition. Stall stripping deposit $ $50.00, include separate check 

with entry: Stalls must be STRIPPED AND MUST CHECK OUT WITH THE STABLE MANAGER 

OR THE DEPOSIT CHECK WILL BE CASHED. NO EXCEPTIONS, NO REFUNDS. Stall doors 

provided. All horses must be stabled. No initial bedding provided. Bedding available for purchase. 

20 tack stalls available for $165.00 for duration. Stabling opens noon Tuesday unless early arrival 

arrangements are made. Entries will not be accepted without clean stall deposit. NOTE: “STABLE 

WITH’ REQUESTS PLEASE USE ONE PERSONS NAME TO IDENTIFY STALLS TOGETHER. We will 

make every attempt to stable together. $50 fine for moving from assigned stall without show 

competition approval. Possible stall Damage Fee-No tape or marking pen on stalls. Do not poke 

holes in panels to hang stall guards. Absolutely nothing may be hung on stall overhang. If damaged, 

the competitor will be liable. Veterinarian: Beadle Lake Animal Clinic, Dr. Bob Emery. (269) 441- 

9233 # posted at secý´s stand. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Best Western 12mi. (269) 381-1900. Fairfield Inn 12 mi. (269) 344-8300; 

Holiday Inn Express 12 mi. (269) 373-0770. Camping: Rustic camping on grounds. 20 Water hookups 

available, contact Secretary for fees. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: 8651 N. 30th St., Richland, MI 49083. If you use MapQuest do not 

go through Battle Creek to get to Richland…you will get lost. From East/West: I-94 take exit 85 

go (north) on 35th St. for 1.1 mi., turn left (west) on SR96 (third traffic light) go 8/10 mi., turn right 

(north) on 33rd St. for approx. 8 mi. to traffic light in Village of Richland go straight through light for 

1.1 mi., turn left at new traffic light (at Blackhawk) onto M89 (west towards Plainwell, Mi.) go 1.1 mi., 

turn left on 30th ST. (south) driveway 3/10 mi. on right (west). From North: take US 131 to exit 49 

(M89 Plainwell exit) Go (east) on M89 for approx. 11 mi., turn right (south) on 30th St, driveway 3/10 

mi. on right (west). 




8) DRESSAGE: CIC3*-2009 FEI Three Star Test A-Std. CIC2*-2009 FEI Two Star Test A-Std. A-2010 

USEF Advanced Test B-Std . I-2010 USEF Intermediate Test A-Std. P-2010 USEF Preliminary Test 

B-Sm. T-2010 USEF Training Test B-Sm. N-2010 USEF Novice Test B-Sm. Arenas: Grass warm-up/ all 

weather rings. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: CIC3*- 4000M @ 570mpm. CIC2*-3600m @ 550mpm. A-3800 m @ 570 

mpm. I-3200 m @ 550 mpm. P-2800 m @ 520 mpm. T-2200 m @ 470 mpm. N-1900 m @ 400 

mpm. All courses: CIC3*-Training: Average for horses with some experience at these levels, Novice: 

Moderate difficulty. Championship Caliber courses. Excellent footing in all weather, gently rolling 

hills. Tracks aerated/aervated/rolled/watered as necessary. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Entries limit 350. Event is likely OVERBOOKED, enter early. 

Competitors are responsible for checking website for all information, including entry status, stabling, 

wait list and any other updates @ www.richlandpark.com. All money owed at check in must be 

CASH or CHECK. Overpayments of $10.00 or less will be donated to the Cheff Center. Parking 

proceeds donated to the Cheff Center. Cross country never open for schooling except for scheduled 

clinics. Cross-country course closed Aug. 1. Levels may be divided/combined if entries warrant; 

state preferences under the Eligible Section and birth date on entry. Be courteous & leash all Dogs, 

$25 fee for unleashed dogs, we will patrol and lock up loose dogs. Include email for ride times. 

Multiple rides welcome. Include copy of negative coggins (within 12 months). **No motorized 

vehicles on x-c. No exceptions** If conditions are muddy, please be courteous to land owner and 

LIMIT use of vehicles. DUE TO USEF RULE #GR301.5 AND DUE TO LIABILITY NO ONE WITHOUT 

A VALID DRIVERS LICENSE MAY OPERATE ANY MOTORIZED VEHICLE AT ANY TIME. If overbooked, 

no non-competing horses on grounds MUST be stabled off grounds. All rings & x-c track aerated 

& watered, and rolled as needed. Food available on grounds. Trade fair on grounds. TENTATIVE 

SCHEDULE!!!! CHECK WEBSITE: www.richlandpark.com. Prize money will be for the featured Gold 

Cup Division, the CIC 3***. COMPETITOR PARTY: Saturday night course builders BBQ featuring 

home grown steamed sweet corn.1 ticket for each entry, additional tickets $10.00 for adults & $5.00 

for children under 12 available from the secretary. There will be a $50.00 fee for returning passports 

not retrieved at the end of the competition. Join the fun for the 2nd annual Paint Ball games. Bring 

your own equipment, sign up with the secretary. Details announced later. Also offering team 

competition with "PRO" (Professional Rider organization). Teams of 3 riders to be matched with a 

pro rider. Details to follow.

NOTES 



NOTES

AREA IX AREA COUNCIL 

Area Chairman 

Martha McDowell 

640 Poly Dr. 

Billings, MT 59102 

(406) 698-0983 

sixnmt@mac.ocm 


Cathy Allen-Shinn 

14750 Spring Valley Rd. 

Larkspur, CO 80118 

Cjasphoto@earthlink.net 


John Clay 

17455 Sagecreek Road 

Peyton, CO 80831 

(719) 683-8337 

Cell: (719) 661-4194 

jceventing@cox.net 


Kari Randle-Bright 

1740-H Dell Range Blvd, #452 

Cheyenne, WY 82009 

307-760-9474 

krandle@uwyo.edu 


Susan Robinson Farmer 

9998 S. Perry Park Road 

Larkspur, CO 80118 

(303) 681-3589 

Abbe@quixnet.net 



Brenda Mittleider 

400 Cow Horse Dr. 

Kuna, ID 83634 

(208) 870-1856 

Mitt520@aol.com 



Pam Nowell 

pnowell@hillcity.k12.sd.us 

AREA IX 

Area Website: www.areaixeventing.com 

Area Webmaster 

Kevin Smith 

28 Gordon Dr. 

Castle Rock, CO 80104 

(303) 688-1409 

kevin@k-michael-design.com 

Area Newsletter Editor 

Judi Tobias 

13550 Lariat Pl. 

Elbert, CO 80106 

(719) 593-7310 

Shortdog05@msn.com 


Mountain States Eventing Assn. 

Pam Nowell 

820 34th St., Apt 10 

Spearfish, SD 57785 

(605) 390-2696 

dzrtlover@yahoo.com 

www.msea-area9.org 



AREA IX EVENTS 

JUNE 3-5 

THE COLORADO HORSE PARK CCI2*/1* AND HORSE TRIALS 

Parker, Colorado (Area 9) 


CCI Open: 4/15/2011 Close Date: 5/3/2011 

LEVELS/DIVISIONS USEF/USEA Recognized: I,P,CCI1*,CCI2* USEF Endorsed/USEA 

Recognized: N,T,BN 

SEND ENTRIES TO: Rick Dunkerton, Secretary PO bOx 1647 Laurel, MS 39441 Phone (601) 498-3330. 

Fax (601) 426-9984. Show Office @ (303) 841-7461 From Tuesday prior to event. Email rdunkerton@ 

evententries.com *PLEASE DO NOT CALL HORSE PARK MAIN OFFICE FOR EVENT INFORMATION!* 

ORGANIZER: Deeda Randle: 1740-H Dell Range Blvd, Cheyenne WY 82009. 

E-mail: drandle@wyoming.com. (307) 638-6737. 

OFFICIALS: TD: Andy Bowles (NZ) Judges: Pres: CCI2*/1*: Anne Tylee (NZ); GJ Member: Loris 

Henry, USA Pres HT: Loris Herry, CA FEI Steward:Sheila Strickler, AZ CD: X-C: David O'Connor, USA 

SJ: Marc Donovan, USA. 

EVENT FEES: Draw checks to Colorado Horse Park. Payment for entry fees by Visa/MC 

accepted. Fax entry with credit card info. to the number listed above. Entry: CCI1*: $500.00; CCI2*: 

$500.00; I,P: $250.00; T,N,BN: $225.00. Stabling: $100.00 Tack stall: $100.00; Day Turnout 

Paddock: $50.00 Additional nights: $20.00 each night. Grounds fee: $25.00 (non-stabled 

horses) Competitor Dinner: $10.00 (extra tickets). 

1) ENTRIES: Enter on line: www.EventEntries.com Entry fees include $25 non-refundable office fee. 

Double entries not accepted. Checks and credit card charges will be processed upon entry acceptance. 

FEI Passports required for all FOREIGN owned CCI horses. National Passports required for all US 

owned CCI horses not in possession of an FEI passport. Vaccination requirement: two injections for 

primary vaccination against equine influenza, given between 1 and 3 months apart. In addition, a 

booster injection must be recorded as having been given within each SIX months, subsequent to the 

second injection of the primary vaccination. None of these injections must have been given within 

the preceding 7 days, including the day of the competition or entry into the competition stables. The 

above are the minimum requirements for influenza vaccination. Both primary and first and subsequent 

booster injections should be given according to the manufacturer's instructions, which will fall within 

the stipulation of the FEI Veterinary Regulations. CCI horses arriving w/o correct up-to-date vaccination 

records in accordance w/ FEI Vet Regs, Appendix VI, will be charged additional $100.00 office fee. All 

CCI riders must include copy of medical armband w/ entry All CCI Riders & Horses must be registered 

with FEI, USEF, and USEA. Riders are responsible for being current with any new FEI regulations. All 

Intermediate, Prelim and CCI must include copy of USEF member card for rider and owner w/ entry. 

Refunds: Before C.D.-Less $25 non-refundable office fee; After C.D. Stabling and USEF/USEA fees. 

**ALL SCRATCHES / CHANGES MUST BE IN WRITING, EMAIL OR FAX.** Changes after closing date 

subject to availability of slots in other divisions. Competition cancellation-No refund. Neg. Coggins 

required within 12 months for all horses (state law). Copy of Coggins must accompany entry.


2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Wed: In-Barn Examination for CCI horses from 1- 5pm. Thurs: CCI: 11:00 

Briefing, and course walk for FEI competitors & coaches; 2:30 pm First Horse Inspection; HT course open 

3:00pm Fri: Dressage-8 am Sat: Cross-country-8 am Sun: 8:30 am CCI: Final Horse Inspection; 11:00 am 

Show Jumping for CCI horses; HT: Show jumping-8 am. 

3) AWARDS: HT: Ribbons through 10th place and prize money through 3rd place paid by check to the 

owner of the horse listed on entry. CCI - $2500. CCI prize money paid by check to owner of horse as listed 

on entry. Distribution of prize money per FEI regulations; Articles 128, 129 & 130. Best Turnout for CCI 

Horse and Rider during Horse Inspections. Best Conditioned CCI Horse (one at each level). 

4) STARTING TIMES: Starting times will be on website, www.coloradohorsepark.com after 6 pm on 

May 31. After C.D., entry status will be listed on www.coloradohorsepark.com. 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: $100 for duration Tuesday thru Sunday. $20 for each additional night. 

Turn out paddock day use only, $50 for those horses stabled. If space permits, day stalls may be rented 

for $45 / night. 300 perm. stalls on grounds. Stall doors provided. Tack stalls $100. $25 one-time grounds 

fee per horse for non-stabled horses. All fees must be included with entry. Veterinarian: Littleton 

Large Animal (303) 794 6359. Order feed and bedding in advance by email: Carole Kinney, ckinney@ 

coloradohorsepark.com, or through the secretary. One Bag initial bedding provided. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Super 8, Parker, (720) 851-2644. Camping: 40 RV hook-ups available for $25/ 

night (reserve with entry). 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: 7522 South Pinery Drive, Parker, CO 80134 From North: I-25 S, exit Lincoln, 

east to Parker Rd. (#83), south (right) on Parker Rd. go 6.5 mi. Turn left (east) on Bayou Gulch Rd. (traffic 

light). Follow signs to Colorado Horse Park. From South: I-25N, exit Castle Rock Hwy. (#86) east, left/ 

north on Hwy. 83 at Franktown, approx. 7 mi. to Bayou Gulch Rd. (Traffic light). Follow signs to Colorado 

Horse Park. 

8) DRESSAGE: Tests & arena sizes: CCI2*-2009 FEI Eventing Two-star Test B-Std. CCI1* - 2009 FEI 

Eventing One-star Test A-Std. I-2010 USEF Intermediate Test B-Std. P-2010 USEF Preliminary Test C-Std. 

T-2010 USEF Training Test B-Sm. N-2010 USEF Novice Test B-Sm. BN-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test 

B-Sm. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: I-3200 @ 550 mpm. P-2600 m @ 520 mpm. T-2300 m @ 420 mpm. N-1900 m 

@ 350 mpm. BN-1600 m @350 mpm. Courses appropriate for horses with some experience at the level; 

Includes two water complexes. James Atkinson builder. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: PLEASE DO NOT CALL HORSE PARK MAIN OFFICE FOR INFORMATION! 

Cross-country course CLOSED. Go to www.coloradohorsepark com for info about use of X-C Schooling 

Area. Levels may be divided/combined as entries warrant; state preferences under the Eligible Section 

and birth date on entry. Good Food on grounds. Any dog caught off leash will be charged $50 to go to 

jump building fund. Saturday Evening Competitor Pary Included in entry for competitors $10 / person for 

each additional ticket please include reservations and $ with your entry. Please fill out information about 

your horse and competition history on bottom of entry form for announcer. Due to state requirements, 

no 4-wheel drive/all terrain vehicles or motorcycles will be allowed on the cross-country course. Limited 

number of Golf Carts available on grounds, contact Ckenney@ Cohorsepark.com. Incomplete or illegible 

entries may be returned. Nix Mix,Videographer and Christy Cumberworth,Photographer. 


JUNE 17-19 

GOLDEN SPIKE HORSE TRIALS 

Ogden, Utah (Area 9) 





SEND ENTRIES TO: Jennifer Randles 360 South 5900 West. Warren , UT 84404 (801) 732-0624 

(801) 668-8994 (cell) jensmorgans@aol.com web page: wasatchpc.org Roberta Curtis 3564 N 2550 W 

Morgan, Utah 84050 (801) 876- 3687 Home (801) 814-3363 (cell) fhrjcurtis@cs.com 

ORGANIZER: Colleen Cobia, 1051 South Westside Drive, Layton, UT 84041, (801) 547-0328. 

OFFICIALS: TD: TBD Judges: Pres: TBD CD:X-C: Bill Burton, CA SJ: Robin Sundeen, UT 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw checks to Golden Spike H.T. Entry: HT: P: 180.00; T/N/ 

BN: $160.00. Stabling: $35.00; $70.00; $80.00 Show jumping schooling on Friday, $20.00 per 

round. If a USEF member, the card must accompany the entry…, if not a USEF member, a $30 USEF 

non-member fee will be collected. 

1) ENTRIES: Entry fees include a $25 non-refundable office fee. If undersubscribed, post entries 

may be accepted after the C.D., and such entries must include a non-refundable $25 post entry fee 

in addition to the $25 non-refundable office fee. Preliminary competitors who are USEF members, 

must send copy of USEF card for rider and owner; USEF non-members must pay the $30 USEF nonmember 

fee with entry. Closing Date is a received by, not a postmarked by, date. Refunds: Before C.D: 

Entry-Less $25 non-refundable office fee/Stabling-In full; After C.D.: Entry-No refund/Stabling-In full. 

Competition cancellation - Refund after expenses. Any changes made to entry after C.D. will be charged 

a $25 change fee. Scratches/changes accepted via email, phone, and mail - not by answering machine. 

Negative Coggins within 12 months required for out-of-state horses; copy must accompany entry. 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Fri: Show jumping schooling time TBA. Cross-country course open-3 pm. 

Sat: Dressage-8 am; Show Jumping-1 pm. Sun: Cross-country-9 am.



4) STARTING TIMES: Available after June 15th. Check website: wasatchpc.org. 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: $35/one night; $70 for two nights; or $80 Thursday pm through 

Sunday at close of event. 200 perm stalls on grounds. Stall doors and initial bedding provided. 

Veterinarian: # posted at the show office. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Book early! Mention Horse Trials when calling! **Best Rest Inn-1 mi. south 

breakfast included per night (800) 343-8644.** High Country Best Western-0.5 mi. (800) 594-8979. 

Holiday Inn Express-1 mi. (801) 392-5000. Comfort Suite-1 mi. (801) 621-2545. Sleep Inn-1 mi. (800) 

SLEEP INN. Flying J-1 mi. (801) 393-8644. Camping: Century Campground-1 mi. (801) 731-3800. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: 1000 N 1200 W, Ogden, UT 84404. From I-.15: Exit 346, turn east 

Pioneer Rd Go 0.8 mi., turn N on 1200 W. Go 0.5 mi., turn east (Bill Bailey Blvd) into Golden Spike 

Event Center. Stabling is SE of Coliseum (follow signs). 


A-Sm. N-2010 USEF Novice Test A-Sm. BN-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test A-Sm. Arenas and warm 

up on sand. 


BN-2000 m @ 350 mpm, max ht: 2´ 7’. Terrain: Flat, open, non-irrigated, dragged, and aerated turf. 

Some irrigated turf for P/T. All courses: Average, for horses with some experience at these levels. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country course closed June 7th. Levels may be divided/ 

combined as entries warrant; state preferences under the Eligible Section and birth date on entry, if no 

birth date listed, senior assumed. Limited food available at the Golden Spike Event Center. Volunteers 

welcome! Please call secretary. Dogs must be leashed. Cross-country schooling available after show 

for $25.00 per horse. 


JUNE 18 

ROUND TOP HORSE TRIALS 

Castle Rock, Colorado (Area 9) 

(Rain date June 19) 




LEVELS/DIVISIONS USEF Endorsed/USEA Recognized: N,T,BN 

SEND ENTRIES TO: Round Top Organizing Committee c/o Cathy Miller 10787 S. Twenty Mile 

Rd. Parker, CO 80138 (303) 810-5799. 

ORGANIZER: Libby Stokes, 1393 Mesa Ridge Lane, Castle Rock, CO 80108, (303) 688.-2795 

OFFICIALS: TD: TBA Judges: Pres: Anita Owen CD:X-C: Libby Stokes SJ: Godfried Hanisch 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw checks to Round Top Horse Trials. Entry: All divisions: 

$170.00; After May 20: $200.00 Stabling: $30/night. 

1) ENTRIES: Entry fee includes a $10 non-refundable office fee. Double entries: Not accepted. 

$50=Lost pinny. Refunds: Before C.D.- Less $10 non-refundable office fee; After C.D.-Entry less $20 

will be returned ONLY if place can be filled from waiting list. Competition cancellation.-Full refund. Post 

entries limited to space availabilty: An additional $10.00 added to the entry fee for all post entries. 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Fri: Cross.-country open, official walk & briefing-3 pm. Sat: Dressage 

(T/N/BN)-8 am; Cross.-country (OT/ON/BN)-11 am; Show Jumping (OT/ON/OBN)-3 pm. 


4) STARTING TIMES: Available June 10. Postcards will be sent. 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: Limited. $30/stall/night. Permanent stalls on grounds & 5 miles 

from event will be available to out-of-town competitors. Stall doors/initial bedding only provided. 

Veterinarian: Dr. Ronald Streeter, DVM (303) 688-7075. # posted in programs.


6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Best Western, (303) 814-8800- Say MSEA and get special rate! 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: 1393 Mesa Ridge Ln, Castle Rock, CO 80108 From I-25 just north of 

Castle Rock: Take exit 187, go east on Happy Canyon Road. Turn left on Mesa Drive (follow up & 

around) to left on Mesa Ridge Lane. Show is 1/2 mile down road on left side. 

8) DRESSAGE: Test & arena sizes: T-2010 USEF Training Test B-Sm. N-2010 USEF Novice Test B-Sm. 

BN-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test B-Sm. Arenas: Sand footing for competition ring, sand & grass for 

warm.-up. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: T-2000 m @ 425 mpm. N-1800 m @ 350 mpm. BN-1500 m @ 350 mpm, 

2'6" max ht. Terrain: Big, rolling, grass. Average level of difficulty for those divisions. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country course closed Spring 2010. Rider limit 2 horses/entire 

event. Levels may be divided/combined as entries warrant; state preferences under the Eligible Section 

and birth date on entry. Food on grounds. PLEASE NO DOGS!! An excellent event for young horses 

& the inexperienced rider. Two terrific events back to back with Colorado Horse Park. Round Top is 

thoroughly committed in providing exceptional service for the lower levels. 




JUNE 24-26 

ABBE RANCH HORSE TRIALS XXXVI 

Larkspur, Colorado (Area 9) 

Fri-Sun or Sat-Sun. You pick dressage on Fri or Sat. 

USEA Recognized Eventing Test: Intro (Elementary 2'3") See Abbe Ranch website. 

Start Box Online Scoring 



N,T,BN USEA Recognized Tests: Intro 

SEND ENTRIES TO: Elizabeth Marie Smith, Entry Secretary Abbe Ranch Horse Trial 28 Gordon 

Dr. Castle Rock, CO 80104 303-688-1409 emlani@qwest.net. Enter online: Equestrian Entries, http:// 

equestrianentries.com. 

ORGANIZER: Org/Sec: Susan Robinson Farmer, Abbe Ranch, 9998 S. Perry Park Rd., Larkspur, CO 

80118, 303-681-3589, abbe@quixnet.net, http://web.me.com/abberanch. 

OFFICIALS: TD: Tom Ordway, ID Judges: Pres: Cheryl Connell-Marsh, MI; Deeda Randle, WY; and 

maybe 1 other. CD:XC: Denis Glaccum, PA; SJ: Paula L. Smith, AZ; Builder: Richard Farmer, CO 

EVENT FEES: Draw checks to Abbe Ranch. Entry: IP,P,T,N,BN: $215, discount price is $185 with OD 

postmark; Intro (Elem) Test $195, discount $165 with OD postmark (see Entries); if space permits, 

after closing, post entries may be accepted, add $50 more. Roof Stabling: $50/$70/$80 (see 

stabling). Deposits from everyone (2 sep. checks): Number: $20.00; clean/damage: $40.00. 

Note: Closing date means received by Entry Sec. or Equestrian Entries. 

1) ENTRIES: Entry fee includes 10x20 pen, if stable-form requested, party and $25 NR office fee. 

IP,P,T,N,BN: $215, discount price $185 with OD postmark. Intro (Elem) Test $195, discount $165 

with OD postmark. Double entries: Not accepted. All competitors must be USEA members, except Intro 

(Elem.) Test. Refunds: Before C.D.=Less $25 non-refundable office fee. Withdrawals must be in writing 

(letter or email). After C.D.=No refund, but we will try to help you fill your spot. Changes: Changes 

before C.D are horse &/or rider. (No charge for level change before C.D.): Before C.D.=New entry form 

& $10 change fee. After C.D.=New entry form & $20 change fee. Competition cancellation=No refund. 

Coggins not required. No grounds or camping fee. (Do not include any membership or non-member 

fees in check to Abbe Ranch. Write separate check and include with USEF or USEA application.) 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Thurs: XC course open for inspection=3 pm, Horses may arrive=3 

pm. Fri: Dres. volunteer briefing=9 am; Dres.=10 am; Refreshments=5:30pm; rider briefing=6 

pm; guided XC course walk=6:3 0pm. Sat: Dres. Volunteer briefing=7am; Dres.=8am; Jump Judge 

briefing=9am; Timer briefing=10am; XC=11am; Lawn Party=4pm. Sun: Volunteer briefing=7am; Show 

jumping=8am; end of Comp.=3pm.


3) AWARDS: Ribbons to 12th place, USEA medals & about $3,000 in donated prizes. Nine perpetual 

trophies= IP/P/T/NSr/NJr/NDressage/BNHorse/BNPony/PonyClub. 

4) STARTING TIMES: Alphabetical & numerical ride times plus info riders & supporters need will be 

emailed approx. 10 days before comp. and posted on website: http://web.me.com/abberanch. 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: All on grounds with stall doors for duration (3pm Thur. to 7pm Sun.). 

Free 10x20 outside metal pipe pen; request with stabling form. Or roofed stall with 1 bale shavings, 

10x10 (red shed)=$50, 12x12 (yellow barn)=$70 or 12x12 (tent barn)=$80. Send stabling form (indicate 

roofed stall or outside pen and type of stall preferred) to Entry Sec. Stable manager: Lee Anne Thomas, 

303-838-7843 (after 10am), leethomasco@gmail.com. Veterinarian: Castle Rock Equine, Steven R. 

Cribley, DVM, 303-688-9013. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Castle Rock-15miles: Best Western Inn 303-814-8800, Comfort Suites 

303-814-9999, Holiday Inn Express 303-660-9733, Quality Inn 303-660-2222. Camping-6mi: Jellystone 

Park 800-387-9396, 303-681-3169. Palmer Lake-8mi: Inn at Palmer Divide, 719-481-1800. On site 

campers: No hookups, fires, or dogs. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: 9998 S. Perry Park Rd., Larkspur, CO 80118. Larkspur is located halfway 

between Denver & Colo. Spgs. From I-25 going South: Exit 173 Larkspur on DC 53 (Spruce Mountain 

Rd.) south for 1 mile. Right (west) at STOP SIGN on DC 60 (Perry Park Ave.) for 3 miles. Sharp left 

(south) at STOP SIGN on DC 105 (Perry Park Rd.) for 1 mile. Abbe Ranch is on left (east). From I-25 

going North: Exit 172 (Lake Gulch Rd.) Left under interstate for 1/4 mile. Left (south) at Tee to DC 53 

(Spruce Mountain Rd.). As above. Directions, google map on Abbe Ranch website. 

8) DRESSAGE: Test/arena sizes: IP-2010 USEF Intermediate Test B-Std. P-2010 USEF Preliminary 

Test C-Sd. T-2010 USEF Training Test B-Sm. N-2010 USEF Novice Test B-Sm. BN-2010 USEF Beginner 

Novie Test B-Sm. Intro(Elem)-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test A-Sm. Arenas: Reworked, leveled & 

resanded. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: IP/P-2500m@520mpm. T-2400m@450mpm. N-2000m@400mpm. BN- 

1900m@350mpm; Intro(Elem)-1500m@300mpm(15 jumps at 2'3"). Terrain: Grassy. Altitude: 7000 

ft. All courses: Average. New tracks/jumps. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: XC course always closed except for Abbe Ranch clinic. See Abbe Ranch 

website http://web.me.com/abberanch.. Volunteer work-days by appt., 9am-4pm or half day. Send 

prize donations or money to buy prize with donor info (name, address, city, state, zip, phone #s, email) 

and 2 bus. cards to org. or Laura K. Love, laura@obo.org, 303-790-4574 by June 1. NO DOGS, OTHER 

PETS, NAUGHTY CHILDREN OR FIRES ALLOWED EVER, not even in your car! 


JULY 8-10 

POWDER BASIN HORSE TRIALS 

Gillette, Wyoming (Area 9) 

MSEA Recognized 





SEND ENTRIES TO: Teresa Craig 3200 Fitch Dr Gillette, WY 82717 

E-mail: tmcraig@bresnan.net (307) 682-9429 

ORGANIZER: Powder Basin Equestrian Assoc., Don Gerlach, P.O. Box 7066, Gillette, WY 82717, 

dgerlach@vcn.com, (307) 686-1573. Co-Org: Teresa Craig, 3200 Fitch Dr., Gillette, WY 82718, (307) 

682-9429, tmcraig@bresnan.net 

OFFICIALS: TD: Bonnie East, UT Judges: Pres: Anita Owen, CO CD:X-C/SJ: Steve Buckman, CAN 

EVENT FEES: Event Fee Directory: Draw checks to PBEA. Entry: P & T: $160.00 Opening Date; 

$180.00 after Opening Date; N ,BN & BN-easy: $150.00 Opening Date; $170.00 after Opening Date 

Stabling: $25.00 Camping: $25.00 per/night. 

1) ENTRIES: Entry fees include a $25 non-refundable office fee. BN competitors who are not USEA 

members must pay an extra $25 USEA BN Non-member fee with entry. $30.00 fee for any changes 

or entries after closing date. Double entries: Not accepted. BN HT competitors who are not USEA 

members must pay extra $25.00 with entry. Refunds: Before C.D.-Less $25 non-refundable office fee; 

After C.D.-Entry-No refund. Competition Cancellation-Less $40.00. Neg. Coggins within 12 months 

required for all horses out.-of.-state. 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Fri: Cross-country course open-3 pm Sat: Dressage-7:30 am; 1:00 pm 

Show Jumping. Sun: Cross-Country - 8:00am. 

3) AWARDS: Awards & ribbons to 6th place after each division. 

4) STARTING TIMES: After closing; email. Check the website for all updates: 

www.powderbasinequestrian.com.


5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: Fri- Sun $25.00per night. 100 perm stalls on grounds. Stall doors 

& initial bedding (2 bags) provided. Send stabling form & money with entry to secý. Veterinarian: 

Animal Medical Center, (307) 682-1507. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Ask for Camplex rates! Days Inn.-3 mi., (307) 682-3999) Settle Inn & Suites 

(307)685-6363, By Camplex. Ramada.-4 mi., (307) 682-9341. Motel 6, (307) 686-8600.. Or call Don, 

(307) 686-1573. Camping: On grounds - hook-up fee, $25/per night for all plug in hook-up. Send check 

for hook-up with entry. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: Camplex Equestrian Park, Gillette, WY 82718 From I.90 East or West: 

Exit 129 south 1 mile. Camplex facility on left. At 4-way stop intersection, take Boxelder east 1/2 mile to 

entrance of stabling. From South Highway 59: At second traffic light, take Southern Dr. east & north. 

2 miles to Camplex, At 4-way stop intersection take Boxelder . mile east to entrance of stabling. Follow 

sign to stabling, Cross- country course, 1/2 mile east of racetrack. 

8) DRESSAGE: Test & arena sizes: P -2010 USEF Preliminary Test B-Sm. T-2010 USEF Training Test 

B-Sm. N-2010 USEF Novice Test B-Sm. BN-2010 USEF Beginner Novice & BnE Test B-Sm. Arenas: Sand. 


BN-1600 m @ 350 mpm/ 17-18 obstacles to 2'7". All courses: Rolling, natural prairie; water on all 

courses. All times and distances are approximate. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country course closed June 24. Food on grounds. DOGS MUST 

BE LEASHED. Competitor Party: Saturday eve. 


JULY 23 

ASPEN RIDGE HORSE TRIALS 



Monument, Colorado (Area 9) 

Accepting post entries until July 14, 2011 if entry limit is not exceeded. 


LEVELS/DIVISIONS USEF Endorsed/USEA Recognized: N,T,BNH,BNR 

SEND ENTRIES TO: Cathy Miller, Secretary 10787 South Twenty Mile Rd #308 Parker, CO 80138- 

4934 (303) 810-5799 

ORGANIZER: Larry and Judi Tobias, 13550 Lariat Pl. Elbert, CO 80106, (719) 593-7310. 

OFFICIALS: TD: Ana Schravesande, TX Judge: Pres: Valerie Crail, AZ CD: X-C/SJ: Larry Tobias 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw checks to Aspen Ridge Events. Entry: Per entry: 

$170.00-before 6/23; $190.00-after 6/23 Pinny deposit: $25.00 (separate check) Stabling: See below. 

1) ENTRIES: All divisions include a $25 non-refundable office fee. Double entries: Not accepted. 

NOTE: USEA and USEF fees are not included as part of the entry fee; these fees should be added 

to your entry fee, per the itemized Fees Enclosed section of the Entry Form, totaled with the other 

applicable fees, and sent to the event secretary. Use the 2011 Horse Trials Entry and Stabling Forms. 

BN competitors who are not USEA members must pay extra $25 with entry. If oversubscribed, priority is 

given to USEA members. This horse trial is a one-day trials, (see schedule below). If entries warrant 

another one-day trials will be added on Sunday. Pinny deposit will be returned upon receipt of pinny. 

Refunds: Before CD-Less $25 non-refundable office fee; After CD-Entry/Less $50 with vet or medical 

certificate, if space is filled at same level. $30 fee for changes after June 23. Competition cancellationrefund 

after competition expenditures. Please include a copy of the Neg. Coggins, drawn within 12 

months, for each horse. 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Fri: Cross-country course opens-3 pm. Sat: Dressage-7:30 am; Crosscountry; 

Show Jumping. 

3) AWARDS: Prizes for first place, ribbons to sixth. Trophies and prizes as donated. All Divisions. 

4) STARTING TIMES: Available after July 6. Email or postcards will be sent. Also on website mseaarea9.org.


5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: No stabling on grounds. Limited local stabling available. Contact 

organizers for information. Stall doors provided. Enclose stabling form with entry, include email 

address for directions/info. Veterinarian: Dr Charles P. Woodall, DVM (719) 265-6677. Will be on site. 

Farrier: TBA. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Comfort Suites-15 mi. (303) 814-9999 Days Inn and Suites-15 mi. (303) 

814-5825 Super 8-15 mi. (719) 528-7100 NEW! Fairfield Inn and Suites, 5 mi. Baptist Rd. & I-25, (719) 

481-5640. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: Aspen Ridge Equine Hospital, 1480 E. Higby Rd., Monument, CO 

80132 From North: I-25 south to Exit 161, Monument. East on Hwy 105, 4.5mi to Roller Coaster Road. 

Right on Roller Coaster Rd, 1.6mi to Higby Rd, Right on Higby. First left is Aspen Ridge. From South: 

I-25 north to Exit 158, Baptist Road. East on Baptist Rd. and Left onto Jackson Creek Pkwy.. 2mi to Higby 

Road, turn right. 3.3mi to Aspen Ridge; on the right just after Happy Landing Drive. 

8) DRESSAGE: Test & arena sizes: T-2010 USEF Training Test-B Sm. N-2010 USEF Novice Test B-Sm. 

BN/BN-Easy-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test B-Sm. Arenas: Sand, grass warmup; outdoor. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: All T-approx. 2300m @ 420mpm. All N-approx. 2000m @ 350mpm. 

All BN-approx. 1700m @ 350mpm. BN-Easy approx. 1600m @ 325 mpm; max height/spread 

2´7’. Terrain: Good footing, grass on sandy loam, gently rolling terrain, water complex. All courses: 

Complexity consistent with level of competition. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country course closed June 27. Entry limit 55/day. Levels may be 

divided/combined as entries warrant; state preferences under the Eligible Section and birth date 

on entry. Concessions on grounds. NO DOGS!!! Violators will be fined $50!! MSEA Recognized. Check 

for updates or correspond with competition management at shortdog05@msn.com. Returned check 

charge $25.00. 




AUGUST 6-7 

ROCKY MOUNTAIN HORSE TRIALS 

Longmont, Colorado (Area 9) 

At Somerset and Silo Farms in Longmont Colorado. 



SEND ENTRIES TO: Heather Petersen 12395 Gull Lane Peyton, CO. 80831 Phone: 719-683- 

8435 Email: slush@drgw.net 

ORGANIZER: Kim Lampert, 8905 Woodland Rd, Longmont,Co. 80503. 303-638-3606, dive4java@ 

comcast.net Volunteer coordinator: Sheila. We love our volunteers! Please come and help put on the 

best show in the west! Gas lottery, discount coupons, food and fun! Check rockymtht.com for more 

information. We can't put the show on without you! 

OFFICIALS: TD: Valerie Crail, AZ Judges: Pres: Roger Haller, GA Dressage Judge:Gwen Ka'awaloa, 

CO CD: X-C/SJ: John Williams, NC. 

EVENT FEES: Use EventEntries.com form. Draw checks to Rocky Mountain Events and send 

to secretary. Make checks for stabling out to Somerset Farms. Fees for all levels: $225.00 ($215.00 

with OD postmark). Limited number of entries. Mail form, checks payable to Somerset Farms, with 

original signature, cope of Coggins (within 12 months of cometition), copies of USEF membership 

(if applicable) to Secretary. All applicable fees for USEF/USEA. (see 2011 Entry Form). Preliminary 

entrant must provide USEF Membership cards and numbers or pay the $30 USEF non-member fee. All 

mandatory signature lines must be signed with original signatures. Entrant must us 2011 Entry Form. 

1) ENTRIES: Entry fee includes a $25 non-refundable office fee. No more than 2 rides permitted. All 

BN competitors who are not USEA members must pay $25 non-member fee. Refunds: Before CDless 

$25 office fee. After CD: Only if place can be filled from the SAME LEVEL. Otherwise, no refund. 

Please notify secretary by email or fax. Competition cancellation-No refund. Proof of Neg. Coggins for 

all and Health certificate required for out of state horses only. 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Fri: Cross-country course open-3 pm. Sat: Dressage-7:45 am. Show 

Jumping-1 pm. Competitors Party 6:30pm at Somerset. Sun: Cross-country-9:30am at Silo Farms.

3) AWARDS: Ribbons to 6th place per division. 


4) STARTING TIMES: Available ASAP after CD. Check websites: rockymtht.com and 

somersetfarms.net for times or send a SASE with entry. 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: Limited. $70/stall from Friday am to Sunday pm. Shavings available 

for purchase. further info from secý. Veterinarian: On grounds during show. Boulder Valley Vet Clinic, 

(303) 440-8440. Number will be posted at show office. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Radisson-5 mi. (303) 776-2000. Holiday Inn Express-5 mi. (303) 684-0404. 

Courtyard Marriott-5.5 mi. (303) 682-1166. Hampton Inn-5 mi. (303) 772-2554. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: Somerset :5555 Nelson Rd & Silo: 9087 N. 63rd., , Longmont CO 80501 

From I-.25: Take Longmont exit for Hwy 119; west on Hwy 119 to Nelson Rd. Turn right on Nelson Rd. to 

Somerset Farms. Cross Country at Silo Farms: follow above directions, turn left, (south) on 63rd St., one 

mile to Silo, 9087 N. 63rd. St., Longmont, Co. 80501. 


B-Sm. N-2010 USEF Novice Test B-Sm. BN-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test B-Sm. Arenas: Granite- 

Rubber footing. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: P-approx. 2200 m @ 520 mpm. T-approx. 2000 m @ 420 mpm. N-approx. 

1600 m @ 350 mpm. BN-approx. 1400 m @ 305 mpm. All courses: Terrain is Native grass,rolling hills 

and water on course. Complexity is consistent with level of competition. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Levels may be divided/combined as entries warrant: state preferences 

under the Eligible Section and birth date on entry.If experience level not completed, higher will be 

assumed. Food on grounds. Dogs MUST be leashed.$50.00 Fine will be assessed to owners of 

unleashed or troublesome dogs. Money will go to Longmont Humane Society. USEA Medical card/ 

armband must be worn; limited supply on grounds. 




AUGUST 14 

COLORADO HORSE PARK ONE DAY HORSE TRIALS 

Parker, Colorado (Area 9) 

This is a one day Horse Trials to be held on the X-C side (south) of Bayou Gulch Road. 


LEVELS/DIVISIONS USEF Endorsed/USEA Recognized: N,BN 

SEND ENTRIES TO: Kari Randle 1740-H Dell Range Blvd #452 Cheyenne, WY 82009 (307) 760- 

9474; E-mail: drandle@wyoming.com. Or enter on line at www.Event Entries.com 

ORGANIZER: Deeda Randle, 1740-H Dell Range Blvd #452, Cheyenne, WY, 82009. (307) 638-6737 

e-mail: DRandle@wyoming.com Competition Management: Colorado Horse Park 

OFFICIALS: TD: Lauri Mactavish, CO Judges: Pres. Ana Schravasande, TX CD: XC: David O'Connor, 

VA SJ: Deeda Randle 

EVENT FEES: Draw checks to; Colorado Horse Park. Entries: $175.00 per division. 

1) ENTRIES: Entry fee includes $25 office fee. Double entries not accepted. Refunds before CD 

$125. Refunds after closing date: if filled from wait list, $125; if not filled, $50. **All changes must be in 

writing, email or FAX.** Event cancellation prior to CD, $125. Event cancellation after CD, $100. 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Sat: 3:00 PM course opens and packets available Sun: 7:30 AM Dressage 

(Novice/ BN/eBN); 9:30 AM Show Jumping (N/BN/eBN); 10:00AM Cross-Country (N/BN/eBN) We plan 

to have each rider do their dressage test, have about an hour, and then do their stadium jump to be 

followed in approx. 10 minutes by X-C. Stadium jump may be ridden in proper X-C attire. 

3) AWARDS: Awards: Ribbons through tenth place. Prizes through 5th place. 

4) STARTING TIMES: Ride times will be available after August 11th on the website: www. 

coloradohorsepark.com and e-mail will be sent to riders if email information is provided with entry. 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: Stabling: None available on grounds. If stabling is required for out 

of town horses, contact the show secretary. Show veterinarian available on grounds. Emergency and 

Surgical Veterinarian: Littleton Large Animal Clinic, (303) 794-6359.


6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Accommodations: Camping on Grounds. contact show secretary; Super 8, 

Parker (720) 851-2644 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: 7522 South Pinery Drive, Parker, CO 80134 From North: I25 South exit 

Lincoln, east to Parker road(#83), south (right on Parker Road. Go 6.5 miles. Turn east (left) on Bayou 

Gulch road (tere is a traffic light). Follow signs to Colorado Horse Park Western Arena Complex (east 

of two main entrances) From South: I25 N exit Castle Rock Highway (#86) east. At Franktown turn 

north (left) on Highway #83. Go approx, 7 miles to Bayou Gulch Road (there is a traffic light), turn east 

(right). Follow signs to Colorado Horse Park Western Arena Complex. 

8) DRESSAGE: Dressage: all small arenas on grass footing. N-2010 USEF Novice Test B. BN-2010 

USEF Beginner Novice Test B. Entry Level BN-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test A. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: N-approx 1800 Meters @ 400m/m. BN-approx 1600 meters 350m/m. 

Entry Level BN-approx 1400meters @ 300m/m. height 2'3"-2'6". Grass footing with rolling terrain, 

average difficulty for the level except eBN which will be suitable for green horses and riders. Water on 

all courses. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country course closed. Go to www.coloradohorsepark.com for 

information about the schooling area. Limited food on grounds. Levels may be divided/combined 

as entries warrent. State preference under the eligible section and put birth date on entry. This is 

the second competition in the 2010 Colorado Horse ParkGrand Slam series for Novice and Beginner 

Novice. Dogs MUST be on a leash. Entire competition will take place on the X-C side (south) side 

of the Bayou Gulch Road. All phases will be held on grass footing. Due to state requirements, no 

unauthorized, motorized vehicles of any kind will be allowed on course. This is the second competition 

in the 2010 Colorado Horse Park Grand Slam for Novice and Beginner Novice. State if you are in the 

Pony Club Rally on your entry. 



NOTES

Area Chairman 

Lisa Brunner 

PMB 257 

9121 E. Tangue Verde Rd., #105 


(520) 906-1914 

Onawhim@dakotacom.net 

Treasurer 

Laurel Morris 

30845 North 41st Place 

Cave Creek, AZ 85331 

(480) 585-2350 

lsmorris@cox.net 


Jennifer Miller 

P.O. Box 7070 

Cave Creek, AZ 85327 

(623) 465-1200 

jmiller@horserepair.net 

Adult Rider Co-Coordinator - NM 

Heather Drager 

hdrager@gmail.com 

Adult Rider Co-Coordinator - NV 

Heather Woods 

dirtpig@mvdsl.com 

Adult Rider Co-Coordinator - AZ 

Kim Patten 

kimipatten@gmail.com 



Janet Horton 

578 Old Las Vegas Hwy 

Santa Fe, NM 87505 

(505) 466-7349 (barn phone) 

(505) 690-2703 


Sheila Strickler 

8980 N. Camino de Anza 


(520) 742-6362 

eventjudge@earthlink.net 

AREA X 


Gilly Slayter-Voigtlander 

42 Aventura Rd. 


(505) 670-2325 

gilly@simply3-day.com 

Young Rider Co-Coordinator 

Janet Horton 

578 Old Las Vegas Hwy 


(505) 466-7349 (barn phone) 

(505) 690-2703 



Mary Hendricks 

43 Twin Arrows 

Flagstaff, AZ 86004 

(928) 853-6439 

mchounds@wildblue.net 

Area Website: www.area-x.org 

Newsletter Editor 

Robin Kelly 

Submissions@area-x.org 


Cochise Dressage and EA 

Carolyn Weaver 

940 Mesquite Dr. 

Sierra Vista, AZ 85635 

(520) 458-0719 

cdandea@gmail.com 

www.cdandea.com 



AREA X EVENTS 

JUNE 4-5 

SPRING COCONINO HORSE TRIALS 

Flagstaff, Arizona (Area 10) 

Dressage Show 



N,T,BN USEA Recognized Tests: Pre-Comp 

SEND ENTRIES TO: Amanda Edson, Secretary 30 North Champlain St. Burlington, VT 05401 

E-mail: secretary@coconinohorsetrials.com (518) 369-6888. 

ORGANIZER: Alice Sarno, 38507 N. 12th Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85086, (602) 501-4697. Co-Org: Mary 

Hendricks, 43 Twin Arrows, Flagstaff, AZ 86004, (928) 853-6439. 

OFFICIALS: TD: Cleon Wingard, OH Judges: Pres: Anna Schravesande, TX; Mary Grace Davidson, CA; 

Creeky Routson,CA. CD: X-C: Tom Angle, NM; James Atkinson CA. SJ: Alice Sarno 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw checks to Coconino H.T. Entry: P: $250.00; T: 

$240.00; N/BN: $230.00; Pre-Comp: $200.00 Pinney Deposit: $30 (separate check) Stabling: 

$125.00; Additional day: $25.00/day Non-competing horse: $45.00 / day (includes stall, 

no bedding) Camping: $15.00,per rig/per night. Tents must pay $15/per night -include with 

entry. Teams: $20.00 Party: $15.00 (additional tickets, section 10). 

1) ENTRIES: We encourage early entries by offering a better refund policy. ENTRIES MUST BE 

RECEIVED BY CLOSING DATE! A post entry fee of up to $30.00 for post entries received after closing 

date. Entry fees include a $25 non-refundable office fee. Double entries: $20.00. BN competitors who 

are not USEA members must pay extra $25 with entry. $30=Pinney deposit (separate check). Refunds: 

Before C.D.full refund; After C.D.until May 26-Less $25.00 office fee. After May 31-no refund, unless 

either stabling or entry can be filled from a waiting list. If either are filled a refund less $25 will be given. 

Scratches must be in writing. Preferable method of contact is e-mail. $25 fee each horse/rider/level 

substitution or change after C.D. If under-subscribed by the published CD, post entries will be accepted; 

any post entries accepted will be charged $30 processing fee. Entries not complete (complete = all 

fees paid and required information provided) by C.D will be charged $35 processing fee. Competition 

cancellation - No refund. Neg. Coggins not required. Prelim & above, enclose copy of current USEF 

membership card.

AREA X EVENTS 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Fri: Dressage Tests: 9-3 at $20 per ride. Pre-Comp-Jumping Tests: 9-9:30. 

BN: 9:45-11:30; N: 11:15-12:45; T: 1-2; P: 2:10-2:45. Cross-country course open-3 pm. Competitors 

briefing/ official walk - 4 pm. Sat: Dressage 7:30 am; Show Jumping - 10 am. Sun: Cross-country - 8 am. 

3) AWARDS: 8 Ribbons per division. Tack 1st through 4th pl. Prize money: P=$400, T=$400, N=$400. 

4) STARTING TIMES: www.coconinohorsetrials.com. 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: Limited. $125/stall Thurs. am thru Mon. am. $25/night/ 

stall for additional time payable to Event Sec'y. Perm. stalls on grounds. Stabling requests must 

accompany entry. Initial bedding only provided. PLEASE ORDER YOUR EXTRA BEDDING WITH 

ENTRY. Veterinarian: Dr. Martin Crabo will be on site, # will be posted at stabling area & sec'ys office. 

Farrier: Edard Powers will be on site. Non-competing horses = $45/ day, which includes a stall (day stall 

or overnight), but no bedding. Non-competing horses will be issued numbers and must display them 

while on the competition grounds. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Comfort Inn-1.5 mi., (928) 774-2225. Ramada Ltd. Suites-1.5 mi., (928) 

773-1111. Travel Inn, (888) 828-4984. Camping: On grounds-no hook-ups-$15 per rig, and 

per tent, per day; INCLUDE WITH YOUR ENTRY THIS IS A NEW POLICY. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: Fort Tuthill Fairgrounds, Flagstaff, AZ 86001 From East & West: 

I-40 to Flagstaff. South on I-17 to Airport Exit. Right. Follow signs to Ft. Tuthill/ County Fairgrounds. 

From South: I-17 to Airport Exit. Left. As above. 

8) DRESSAGE: Test & arena sizes: P-2010 USEF Preliminary Test B-Sm. T-2010 USEF Training Test B-Sm. 

N-2010 USEF Novice Test B-Sm. BN-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test B-Sm. Pre-Comp-2010 Beginner 

NoviceTest A-Sm. Arenas & warm-up: Sand. 


BN-1725 m @ 350 mpm/14 jumps, max. height 2'6".water option. Pre-Comp-1500 m @300 mpm. 

No water. Terrain: All courses: Average, for horses with some experience at these levels. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Dressage Show, USDF approved. Entry Forms may be downloaded from 

www.alicesarno.com/ coconino Cross-country course closed. Entry limit 225; Rider limit 2 horses/ 

level 4 horses/entire event. Levels may be divided/combined if entries warrant; state preferences under 

Eligible Section and birth date on entry. Dogs must be leashed. Show jumping arena - sand. Party: 6:30 

pm, Saturday, buffet, ticket included with entry. Additional tickets, $15. Teams of 3/4 best 3 scores count, 

team members at same level = $20 per team. Cross-country schooling for 1 hour following last horse 

to go on Sunday: Entered horses - $40, Non-entered horses- $60. Trainer must pick up pinney and pay 

secretary. This is the second of the Coconino series. High point horse and rider will be awarded at the 

Summer Coconino II. 



AREA X EVENTS 

JULY 9-11 

COCONINO SUMMER I HORSE TRIALS 




N,T,BN USEA Recognized Tests: CT-I,CT-P,Pre-Comp 

SEND ENTRIES TO: Amanda Edson, Secretary 30 North Champlain St Burlington, VT 05401 

518-369-6888; E-mail: secretary@coconinohorsetrials.com Web: http://www.coconinohorsetrials.com/ 

ORGANIZER: Alice Sarno, 38507 N. 12th Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85086, (602) 501-4697 Mobile; 

(623) 465-4929 Fax 

OFFICIALS: TD: Ana Schravesanda, TX Judges: Pres: Valery Crail AZ; Pat Baker-Hutter, AZ; Sheila 

Strickler, AZ CD: X-C: Tom Angle, NM, James Atkinson SJ: Alice Sarno, AZ 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw checks to: Coconino Horse Trials. Entry: Per division: 

I-$260.00; P-$250.00; T-240.00; N/BN-230.00; CT: $200.00; Pre-Comp: $95.00 Pinney deposit: 

$30.00 (separate check) Stabling: $125.00 Non-competing horses: $45.00 Camping: $15/night, 

per rig, Also $15 per night per tent (Plese enclude with entry) Teams: $5.00 per person Party: 

$15.00 (addt´l tickets) Haul-in fee: $25.00 per day. Tack Stall: $125.00 (if available) Camping: New 

policy Payble with entry 

1) ENTRIES: WE ENCOURAGE EARLY ENTRIES by offering a better refund policy. ENTRIES 

MUST BE RECEIVED BY CLOSING DATE! ENTRIES RECEIVED AFTER CLOSING DATE ARE 

SUBJECT TO A $30. POST ENTRY FEE. Entry Fee includes a $25 non-refundable office fee. Double 

Entries: Accepted, non-refundable $20 fee. BN competitors who are not USEA members must pay 

additional $25 with entry. Pre-Comp entrants are exempt from the USEA Starter and Drug fees and 

member/ non-member fees. CT entrants are exempt from the USEA Starter and Drug fees, but nonmembers 

must pay a $25 USEA non-member fee. Pinney deposit = $30. Separate check payable to 

Coconino Horse Trials with entry. Full refund before CD: After C.D. until June 27 less $25 office fee; 

June 30-July 2 entry-credit only; Stabling-No refund. After July 2 no refund unless entry or stabling can 

be filled from a waitlist, a refund for either less a $25. office fee will be given. $25 fee for changing 

horse/rider/level after CD. Entries not complete (complete=means all fees paid and required 

information provided) by closing date will be charged a $35. prossing fee. Competition 

cancellation-No refund. Neg. Coggins not required. Scratches/withdrawals must be made in writing (fax, 

e-mail, mail). Entry status available at www.coconinohorsetrials.com 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Saturday: 9-2 Dressage Ttests $20: Jumper Tests $20 per round. PC- 

9-9:45, BN-10-11:45, N-12-1:45,T-2-2:45; P-3-3:30, Cross-country course open-3 pm. Mandatory 

briefing-4 pm. Sunday: Dressage 7:30 am; Show Jumping-10 am; Combined Tests: I & P. Competitor's 

Party-6:30 pm. Monday: Cross-country-8 am.

AREA X EVENTS 

3) AWARDS: 8 Ribbons per division. Prizes. Prize money: I=$100/1st Place; P=$400; T=$400; 

N=$400; BN=$300!!! Prize money (P-BN) paid by check to best three scores per level; available at 

office after prize giving. 

4) STARTING TIMES: www.coconinohorsetrials.com 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: Absolutely no arrivals prior to 12pm Friday 7/9/10. Stabling 

limited; 200 stalls on grounds. PLESAE ORDER YOUR SHAVING IN ADVANCE from sec'y. $125/ 

stall Friday 12 pm to Tuesday 12 pm. Initial bedding provided. $25 per day trailer-in fee for non-stabled 

horses. $45 per day fee for non-competing horses.If however you plan to compete the following 

weekend your horse is not considered non competing. non-competing horses will be issued bridle 

tags that must be worn at all times after 3pm Saturday. For horses staying over for Coconino II, add 2 

nights ($50). Feed/hay/bedding available for purchase; further info from secý. Stabling requests must 

accompany entry. Veterinarian: Dr. Martin Crabo, will be on site. Farrier: Edward Powers, will be on 

site. Phone numbers posted on score board. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Days Inn-1.5 mi., (520) 779-1575. Motel 6-1.5 mi., (520) 779-3757. 

Travelodge Suites-1.5 mi., (928) 773-1111. Woodlands Plaza Hotel-1.5 mi., (928) 773-8888. Travel Inn- 

4.5 mi., (928) 774-1648. Camping: Tent camping and trailer camping (no utilities) available 

$15/night.payable to Coconino Horse trials with your entry 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: Fort Tut Hill Fairgrounds, Flagstaff, AZ 86001 From East & West: I-40 to 

Flagstaff. South on I-17 to Airport Exit. Right. Follow signs to fairgrounds. From South: I-17 to Airport 

exit. Left as above. 

8) DRESSAGE: Test & arena sizes: I-2010 USEF Intermediate Test A-Std. P-2010 USEF Preliminary Test 

B-Sm. T-2010 USEF Training Test B-Sm. N-2010 USEF Novice Test B-Sm. BN/Pre-comp-2010 USEF 

Beginner Novice Test B-Sm. Combined Tests: I-2009 FEI Two-star Test A-Std. P-2009 FEI One-star Test 

A-Std. Arenas: Cinders & Sand. 


N-2000 m @ 375 mpm. BN-1600 m 350 mpm. Pre-Comp-1500 m 300 mpm. no water. Terrain: High 

elevation, water on all courses; BN water option. All courses: Average, for horses with some experience 

at these levels. Some changes on all courses. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country course closed. Levels may be divided/combined if entries 

warrant; state preferences under the Eligible Section and rider´s birth date on entry. Entry limit: 200. 

Dogs must be leashed. $50 fine for loose dogs; money donated to the course development fund. No 

unauthorized motorized vehicles on the cross-country course. Teams of 3-4, best 3 scores count, team 

members at same level, $5 per person. Party: 6:30 pm, Sunday, buffet one ticket included with entry. 

Additional tickets $15. Cross-country schooling for two hours (time & conditions permitting), following 

last horse to go on Monday; a fee of $40 for entered horses, non-entered horses, $60; free for horses 

entered in both events. Trainer must pick-up pinney and pay secretary. This is the third HT of the 

Coconino Challenge high point prizes (P-BN) to be awarded at Coconino II. Shows to count will be: 

Spring Coconino, St. Johns, Summer Coconino I & Summer Coconino II. 

2011 | | SUMMER OMNIBUS • 281


AREA X EVENTS 

JULY 14-17 

COCONINO CLASSIC 3-DAY EVENT AND HORSE TRIALS 


USEA/Chronicle of the Horse Western Adult Team Challenge 



LEVELS/DIVISIONS USEF/USEA Recognized: I,P,P-ATC USEF Endorsed/USEA Recognized: N,N- 

ATC,T,T-ATC,BN,BN-ATC,T3D USEA Recognized Tests: CT-N,CT-A,CT-I,CT-T,CT-BN,CT-PYEH-5,YEH-4 

SEND ENTRIES TO: Amanda Edson, Secretary 30 North Champlain St. Burlington, VT 05401 518-369- 

6888; E-mail: secretary@coconinohorsetrials.com Web: http://www.coconinohorsetrials.com/ 

ORGANIZER: Alice Sarno, 38507 N. 12th Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85086, (602) 501-4697 Mobile; 

(623) 465-4929 Fax. 

OFFICIALS: TD: Ana Schravesande TX Judges: Pres.: Valerie Crail AZ; Sheila Strickler, AZ; Shirley 

Rector, AZ CD: X-C: Tom Angle, NM : James Atkinson; SJ: Alice Sarno 

EVENT FEES: Event Fees Directory: Draw checks to: Coconino Horse Trials. Entry: HT divisions: 

I-$260.00; P-$250.00; T-$240.00; N/BN-$230.00; Pre-comp: $200.00 T3D: $375.00 All CT and 

YEH Divisions: $95.00. Pinney deposit: $ 30.00 (separate check) Stabling: $125.00 (Thur. am 

-Mon. am); Additional days: $25/day Non-competing horses: $45.00 Camping: $15 per rig/night 

(no -hookups, NEW, PAYABLE WITH ENTRY) Teams: $5.00 per person Party: $15.00 (addt´l 

tickets Haul-in fee: $25.00 per day. Tack Stall: $125.00 (if available) Camping: Payable only to 

sec'y with entry. 

1) ENTRIES: We encourage EARLY Entries by offering better refund policy. ENTRIES MUST BE 

RECEIVED BY CLOSING DATE! Entries received after C.D. are subject to a $30 post entry fee. 

Changes to Entry; After C.D.-$25, prior to C.D. no charge. double Entries: Accepted, non-refundable 

$20 fee. Fee encludes a $25 non refundle office. Incomplete entries ( complete= all fees paid and 

required information provided) by CD will be charged $35 processing fee. CT entrants are exempt 

from USEA starter and drug fees, but must pay non member fee if applicable. BN competitors who are 

not USEA members must pay additional $25 with entry. Pinney deposit = $30. Separate check payable 

to Coconino Horse Trials with entry. Full Refund Before CD: After C.D. until July 6 less $25 office fee; 

July 7-9-entry credit only; Stabling no refund. after July 9 no refund, unless either entry or stabling 

can be filled from a waitlist, refund for either less $25 office fee will be given After CD. Competition 

cancellation-No refund. Neg. Coggins not required. Scratches/withdrawals must be made in writing (fax, 

e-mail, mail). Entry status available at www.coconinohorsetrials.com

AREA X EVENTS 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Thur: T3D in-barn inspection, 9 am to Noon. T3D trot-up-1 pm; Show 

Jumping Tests-9 am (ticketed and assigned ride times); Cross-country course open-3 pm. Mandatory 

briefing-4 pm. YEH divisions. Fri: Dressage- 8 am; T3D Steeplechase schooling (assigned times after 

dressage). Sat: 7:30 X-C. 5 pm, Judging of STALL DECORATING. Competitor's party-6:30 pm Sun: 

T3D final inspection-8 am; Show Jumping -9 am; Reverse order of go. Awards following each division; 

Chronicle of The Horse Awards, (BN-P) Coconino High Point Challenge (P-BN) 

3) AWARDS: 8 Ribbons per division. Prizes. Prize money: I=$100/1st Place; P=$400; T=$400; 

N=$400; BN=$300!!! Prize money (P-BN) paid by check to best three scores per level; available at 

office after prize giving. ATC team ribbons 1-8; team prizes for each winning team member and photo 

sponsored by The Chronical of The Horse. 

4) STARTING TIMES: www.coconinohorsetrials.com 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: Stabling is limited; 200 permanent stalls on grounds. Stall doors 

provided; $125/stall Thursday 8 am to Monday 8 am; includes initial bedding. Please order your 

shaving from sec'y before you arrive. Additional days: $25/day. Tack stalls: $125 only if available 

due to limited stabling. $25 trailer-in fee per day for non-stabled horses. $45 per day fee for noncompeting 

horses; encludes stall, with no bedding. If your horse competed last weekend that horse 

is not concidered non- competing. and you will pay the regular stabling fee. Non-competing horses 

will be issued bridle tags that must be worn at all times beginning at 3pm Thurs. Feed/hay/bedding 

available for purchase; further info from secý. Stabling requests must accompany entry. Veterinarian: 

Dr. Martin Crabo, will be on site. Farrier: Edward Powers, will be on site. Phone numbers posted on 

score board. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Days Inn-1.5 mi., (520) 779-1575. Motel 6-1.5 mi., (520) 779-3757. 

Travelodge Suites-1.5 mi., (928) 773-1111. Woodlands Plaza Hotel-1.5 mi., (928) 773-8888. Travel 

Inn-4.5 mi., (928) 774-1648. entry Camping: Tent camping and trailer camping (no utilities) 

available $15/ night payable TO COCONINO HORSE TRILS. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Address: Fort Tut Hill Fairgrounds, Flagstaff, AZ 86001 From East & West: I-40 to 

Flagstaff. South on I-17 to Airport Exit. Right. Follow signs to fairgrounds. From South: I-17 to Airport 

exit. Left. As above. 


Test B-Sm. T3D -2010 USEF Training 3-Day Event Test-Std. T-2010 USEF Training Test B-Sm. N-2010 

USEF Novice Test B-Sm. BN/Pre-comp-2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test B-Sm. CT's will use the same 

dressage tests as the horse trials; CT-A-2010 USEF Advanced Test A-Std. Arenas: Cinders & Sand. 


9) CROSS-COUNTRY: I-3200 m @ 550 mpm. P-2800 m @ 520 mpm. T3D- XC-2400m @ 

450mpm. T-2400 m @ 420 mpm. N-2000 m @ 375 mpm. BN-1600 m 350 mpm. Pre-Comp- 1500 

m 300mpm no water: Terrain: High elevation, water on all courses; BN water option. All courses: 

Average, for horses with some experience at these levels. Some changes on courses. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country course closed. Levels may be divided/combined as entries 

warrant; state preferences under the Eligible Section and rider´s birth date on entry. Entry limit: 200. 

Dogs must be leashed. $50 fine for loose dogs; money donated to the course development fund. No 

unauthorized motorized vehicles on the cross-country course. CHRONICLE OF THE HORSE ADULT 

TEAM CHALLENGE Teams of 3-4, best 3 scores count, team members at same level. Be sure 

to mark your team name, and Division down on your entry. Make your teams up now and 

practice at earlier compitions!! STALL DECORATING COMPETITION. Party: 6:30 pm, Saturday, 

buffet, one ticket included with entry. Additional tickets $15. This is the final HT of the Coconino 

Challenge (P-BN), high point prizes to be awarded on Sunday. Shows to count will be Spring 

Coconino, St. Johns, Summer Coconino I, & Summer Coconino II. The TR-3 Day Test is planned to be 

an educational fun competition. We will teach you how to present your horse for the trot-ups. Give 

yourself a chance to school a steeplechase fence. Learn all about the vet box. There will be talks every 

day from top riders and instructors on all the phases of a 3-day competition. T3D Qualifications: Both 

Horse and Rider must complete Four Training Level Horse Trials meeting the NQR's and one must be 

obtained as a combination. Riders who are established at the preliminary level or higher, may compete 

on a horse that has completed Two Training Level Horse Trials meeting the NQR's. Be sure to check 

our web site for more up coming information. www.coconinohorsetrials.com 


AREA X EVENTS

NOTES 


AUGUST 19-21 

THE EVENT AT GOOSE DOWNS 


AREA X EVENTS 

Galisteo, New Mexico (Area 10) 

Young Event Horse Classes - Friday, August 19th 


LEVELS/DIVISIONS USEF/USEA Recognized: I,I-Ch,P USEF Endorsed/USEA Recognized: 

N,T,BN USEA Recognized Tests: Pre-Comp,YEH-5,YEH-4 

SEND ENTRIES TO: Amanda Edson, 30 North Champlain St., Burlington, VT 05401; Phone: 518-369- 

6888; Fax: 505-466-7940; E-mail: edsonevents@gmail.com 

ORGANIZER: Event Organizing Committee,Inc. Jeffray Ryding, Executive Director, 64 Goose Downs 

Road, Galisteo, NM 87540 505-466-8771 (day), email: MJRatGDF@aol.com 

OFFICIALS: TD: Anna Schravesande, TX; Judges: Pres: Robert Stevenson, NC; GJ/YEH: Sheila 

Strickler, AZ; SJ Judge: Terri Kemp, AZ; CD: X-C: Tom Angle, NM SJ: Candy Gray, CO 

EVENT FEES: Entries: Draw checks to the Event Organizing Committee. Entry: I,P: $250.00; 

T: $240.00 N,BN: $225.00; Pre-Comp: $200.00 YEH: $75.00, plus $10.00 starter fee. 

1) ENTRIES: Use of USEA XEntry welcomed. Double entries not accepted. BN competitors who 

are not USEA members must pay extra $25 with entry. Pre-Comp entrants are exempt from USEA 

Starter and Drug fees and USEA membership/non-membership fees. All other competitors must be 

USEA members. $25 office fee for each entry change after closing date. Refunds: Before closing date 

– less $25; After closing date – Entry less $25 ONLY if place can be filled from wait list. Competition 

cancellation – no refund. Negative Coggins drawn within 12 months of Event required for all horses. 

Incomplete entries will be subject to a $25 fee! Scratched entries in writing only (email prefered.) 

2) TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Tentative Time Schedule: Fri: Show Jumping schooling $15/ 

round -Pre-Comp/9:00 am BN/10:30, N/12:00, T/1:30, P,I/2:30 YEH Comp-1:00 pm; Cross Country 

opens–3pm. Competitors Welcome Reception and briefing 4:30 – 6:00. ; Sat: Dressage- 8:00am Show 

Jumping – 10:00 am; Adult Riders Cocktail Party 5:00-6:00 pm; Competitors Party hosted by the Parker 

Family - 6:00 pm; Sun: Cross-country – 8:00 am 

3) AWARDS: 1st Place trophy and ribbons 1st through 8th. Prize money: Open Intermediate/ 

Open Preliminary. Intermediate Championships Chuy Perez Trophy. OpenTraining Divisions. Team 

competition 1st through 3rd. Abel Davis SR Training High Point Trophy. 

4) STARTING TIMES: Starting Times: Available on Startbox, please confirm times upon arrival.

AREA X EVENTS 

5) STABLING/VETERINARIAN: Stabling on site(about 100 Stalls on grounds), will be filled first come 

first serve, enter early if on site stalls fill unlimited local stalls available $120/stall, initial bedding, Friday 

12:00 through Tuesday 8 am. Hay and Shavings on grounds. Veterinarian: Thal Equine 505-438- 

6550. 

6) ACCOMMODATIONS: Accommodations: Santa Fe: Pecos Trail Inn (inexp) – 20 mi 505-982- 

1943, The Fairfield Inn (reas) – 25 mi 505-474-4442. Lots of hotels, all ranges in Santa Fe; however, 

the summer is high tourist season in Santa Fe, please book your hotel early. Also, Moriarty: 30 

miles South, Super 8 505-832-6730, Holiday Inn Express 505-832-5000. Both of these motels are 

inexpensive. Camping: KOA campground – 11 mi., 505-466-1419. 

7) DIRECTIONS: Directions: Address: 64 Goose Downs Rd, Galisteo, NM 87540. From I-25 

North or South: Exit Clines Corners (Hwy 285), south 6.5 mi; right on Hwy 41 for 4 mi Goose Downs 

Farm on west side of road opposite mile marker 58. From I-40 West: Moriarty Exit to Hwy 41 

(Howard Cavasos Blvd), 30 mi to mile marker 58. Goose Downs on west side of the road. I-40 East: 

Exit Clines Corners North, Hwy 285 N 30 miles to HWY 41, turn left, 4 mi. Goose Downs Farm on west 

side of road, opposite mile marker 58. 

8) DRESSAGE: Dressage: Test & arena sizes: NEW ARENAS 2011 Dirt/sand mix; I-2010 USEF 

Intermediate Test B-Std. P-2010 USEF Preliminary Test B-Sm. T–2010 USEF Training Test B-Sm. N–2010 

USEF Novice Test B-Sm. BN–2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test B-Sm. Pre-Comp-2010 USEF Beginner 

Novice Test A-Sm. 

9) CROSS-COUNTRY: Cross-Country: I-2900m @550 mpm. P–3000m @ 520 mpm. T–2400m @ 

450mpm, N–2000m @ 400mpm. BN–2000m @ 350mpm. PC - 1800m @ 300 mpm. All courses: 

Average, for horses with some experience at these levels. Goose Downs Farm is at 6,000 feet elevation. 

Courses are hilly, fit horse required. 

10) OTHER INFORMATION: Cross-country course is closed August 7, 2011. Entry limit is 150. No limit 

to number of horses per rider. Levels may be combined or divided if entries warrant; state preferences 

under the Eligible Section and birth date on entry. Food and drink available on grounds. Dogs 

must be leashed. Loose dogs caught and held for $50 ransom. Team Competition: Teams of 3 

to 4 members, best scores to count; all team members at same level. Sign up before dressage - $5 

per team member. Competitors’ Welcome Reception – Sat afternoon-No charge, everyone invited. 

Competitors Party Sunday night is for everyone, each entry recieves 1 ticket, additional tickets can be 

purchased at show office for $25. Goose Downs is a fragile high-desert environment. No smoking, 

except in cars. Please check with secretary concerning motorized vehicles on course. Please conserve 

water. We recycle, please help us. 



2011 CALENDAR OF EVENTS 

The following provisional calendar is based on information received in the USEA office at the time of publication. 

Calendar subject to change. Please check the USEA website www.useventing.com for updates. 

Advanced horse trials and three-day events are indicated in bold. 

AREA I 

September 3-4 Town Hill Farm H.T. (CT) T,N,BN 

September 10-11 King Oak Farms H.T (MA) P,T,N,BN 

September 17-18 GMHA H.T. (VT) P,T,N,BN 

September 24 Stoneleigh-Burnham School H.T. (MA) T,N,BN Test: Intro 

October 1-2 University of New Hampshire H.T. (NH) P,PT,T,N,BN 

October 8 Course Brook H.T. (MA) T,N,BN 

October 9 Kent School Fall H.T. (CT) T,N,BN 

October 15-16 Ethel Walker School H.T. (CT) T,N,BN 

AREA II 

September 3-4 Seneca Valley PC H.T. (MD) I,P,T,N,BN 

September 3-4 Five Points H.T. (NC) A,I,P,T,N,BN 

September 11 Buck County Horse Park H.T. (PA) PT,T,N,BN 

September 17-18 Marlborough H.T. (MD) P,PT,T,N,BN 

September 16-18 Plantation H.T. (PA) CIC3*/2*/1*,A,I,P Area Chsp (A,I) 

September 24-25 Flora Lea Fall H.T. (NJ) PT,T,N,BN 

September 24-25 Middleburg H.T. (VA) I,P,T,N 

Sept. 30-October 2 Morven Park H.T (VA) A,I,P,T,N 

October 8-9 Maryland H.T. at Loch Moy Farm (MD) I,P,T,N,BN 

October 8 Radnor H.T. (PA) PT,T,N 

October 8 The Ark H.T. (NC) P,PT,T,TN,N,BN 

October 12-16 Fair Hill Int’l Three-day Event (MD) CCI3*/2* 

October 15 CDCTA Fall H.T. (VA) P,T,N,BN 

October 20-23 Waredaca Classic Three-day Event & H.T. (MD); Classic 

T3D,P,T,N,BN 

October 28-30 Virginia H.T. (VA) I,P,T,N,BN Area Chsps (P,T,N,BN) 

October 30 ESDCTA New Jersey Horse Trials at the Horse Park of NJ (NJ) 

P,T,N,BN 

November 4-6 Rubicon Farm H.T. (VA) P,T,N,BN 

November 12 The Event at Kelly’s Ford (VA) T,N,BN

AREA III 


September 7-11 American Eventing Championship at Chattahoochee Hills (GA) 

A,I,P,T,N,BN 

September 23-25 Poplar Place H.T. (GA) CIC3*/2*/1*,A,I,P,PT,T,N,BN 

October 1-2 Tryon H.T. (SC) IP,P,PT,T,N,BN ATC (P,T,N,BN) 

October 8-9 Middle Tennessee Pony Club H.T. (TN) P,T,N,BN 

October 8-9 Pine Top H.T. (GA) P,PT,T,N,BN 

October 15 Foot Hills H.T. (SC) T,N,BN 

October 15-16 Big Bear H.T. (GA) T,N,BN 

October 23 Paradise Farm H.T. (SC) P,PT,T,N,BN 

October 28-30 Chattahoochee Hills H.T. (GA) CCI2*,CIC1*,I,P,T,N,BN 

November 5-6 River Glen H.T. (TN) I,P,T,N,BN 

November 4-6 Rocking Horse Classic 3-Day Event & H.T. (FL) 

T3D,I,P,PT,T,N,BN 

November 12-13 Poplar Place H.T. (GA) I,P,PT,T,TN,N,BN 

November 19-20 Ocala Horse Properties H.T. (FL) P,T,N,BN 

November 26-27 Pine Top Thanksgiving H.T. (GA) P,PT,T,N,BN 

AREA IV 

September 3-4 Steepleview H.T. (MN) T,N,BN 

September 3-4 Silverwood Farm H.T. (WI) T,N,BN; Test: Starter N 

September 17-18 Dunnabeck H.T. (IL) P,T,N,BN 

September 23-25 Otter Creek H.T. (WI) I,P,T,N,BN Area Chsp (P,T,N,BN) 

October 7-9 Roepke’s Run H.T. (MN) P,T,N,BN 

October 29-30 Briar Fox Farm H.T (KS) P,T,N,BN 

AREA V 

September 2-4 Feather Creek H.T. (TX) IP,P,T,N,BN; Test: Starter 

September 17-18 Corona del Sol H.T. (TX) T,N,BN; Test: Starter 

September 30-Oct. 2 Greenwood Farm H.T. (TX) I,P,T,N,BN; Test: Starter 

Area Chsp (I,P,T,N,BN) 

October 15-16 Meadowcreek H.T. I (TX) IP,P,T,N,BN; Test: Starter 

October 28-30 Holly Hill H.T. (LA) I,P,T,N,BN; Test: Starter 

November 12 Pine Hill H.T. (TX) P,T,N,BN; Test: Starter 

November 19-20 Texas Rose Horse Park H.T. (TX) P,T,N,BN 


287

AREA VI 



September 9-11 Copper Meadows H.T. (CA) I,P,T,N,BN 

September17-18 The Meadows of Moorpark H.T. & CT (CA) T,N,BN CT: P 

September 24-25 Twin Rivers Fall H.T. (CA) A,I,P,T,N,BN 

October 7-9 Woodside H.T. (CA) CIC3*/2*/1*P,T,N,BN 

October 22-23 Ram Tap H.T. (CA) P,T,N,BN Test: Intro 

November 3-6 Galway Downs Classic Three-day Event, CCI3*/2*/1* & H.T (CA) 

CCI3*/2*/1* w/wo,T3D,P,T,N 

November 19-20 Ram Tap Pony Club Benefit H.T. (CA) T,N,BN; Test: Intro 

AREA VII 

September 2-4 Aspen Farms H.T. (WA) I,P,T,N,BN 

September 16-18 Equestrians’ Institute Combined Test at NWEC (WA) P,T,N,BN 

Sept. 30-Oct. 2 Northwest Equestrian Fall Gala H.T. (WA) I,P,T,N,BN 

Area Chsp (I,P,T,N,BN) 

AREA VIII 

September 2-4 Kentucky Classique H.T. (KY) AI,I,P,T,N,BN 

September 2-4 South Farm H.T. (OH) P,T,N,BN 

September 16-18 Flying Cross H.T (KY) P,T,N,BN 

September 24-25 Stone Gate Farm H.T. (OH) P,T,N,BN; Area Chsp (N,BN) 

September 30-Oct. 2 Jump Start H.T. (KY) P,T,N,BN 

October 19-23 Midsouth Classic 3-day Event, CCI1* & Team Challenge H.T. (KY) 

P3D,T3D,CCI1*,P,T,N,BN 

AREA IX 

September 3-4 Northern Colorado H.T. (CO) P,T,N,BN Area Chsp (P-BN) 

September 17-18 Windy Wyoming H.T. (WY) T,N,BN 

September 30-Oct. 2 Colorado Horse Park CCI1* & H.T. (CO) CCI1*,I,P,T,N,BN 

AREA X 

October 15-16 Grass Ridge H.T (AZ) IP,P,T,N,BN; Test: Intro Area Chsp (P,T,N,BN) 

November 19-20 Las Cruces H.T. (NM) IP,P,T,N,BN; Test: Intro

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