Prize List - Grand National & World Championship Morgan Horse ...

1 SUPPLEMENT TO THE MORGAN HORSE

Prize List and Rules 

of the 2009 

Grand National & World Championship 

Morgan Horse Show® 

October 10 – 17, 2009 

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 

OVER $300,000 IN PRIZE MONEY & AWARDS 

ENTRIES MUST BE POSTMARKED 

AUGUST 18, 2009 

OR RECEIVED BY AUGUST 25, 2009 

In order to be user friendly, the rules and class specifications in this prize list are 

arranged in alphabetical order. This booklet is pertinent to the 2009 show only. 

Conducted by the American Morgan Horse Institute, Inc. 

as licensed by The American Morgan Horse Association 

This show is approved by 

United States Equestrian Federation 

United States Dressage Federation 

www.morgangrandnational.com 


2009 SHOW COMMITTEE 

CHAIRMAN 

GEORGIE GREEN 

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 

GEORGE ARNOLD 

M. FREDERICK DILLS 

ELAINE GALATZ 

GEORGIE F. GREEN 

KAY LAWTER 

C.A. “TONY” LEE III 

DARWIN OLSON 

BARBARA RUDICEL 

JAMES STEWART 

CHAIRMAN ELECT 

M. FREDERICK DILLS 

ANCILLARY COMMITTEE 

PHIL ALDERMAN 

SHERRY COLE 

JEFF GOVE 

IANN FU LONGENECKER 

SALLY PLUMLEY 

BYRON SINGER 

EX OFFICIO 

FRED NAVA, Show Manager 

SALLY WADHAMS, Sponsor Relations 

AMERICAN MORGAN HORSE INSTITUTE 

ROBERT MORGAN, President 

BARBARA YOUNG, Development Officer 

AMERICAN MORGAN HORSE ASSOCIATION 

CINDY MUGNIER, President 

JULIE BROADWAY, Executive Director 

Accounting........................................................................................................................................KELLY SMITH, CAROLINE FAUKS 

Advertising/Prize List & Program ............................................................. SALLY WADHAMS 802-985-8477 sallywadhams@aol.com 

Awards Presentation.......................................................................................................................................... BYRON SINGER Chair, 

Awards Procurement ...........................BYRON SINGER, Chair: 317-758-6518 jbyronsinger@aol.com; WHITNEY SINGER PORTER 

Banners ...................... IANN FU LONGENECKER 858-456-8008 iannfu@san.rr.com, SHERRY COLE scole@hoosierbroadband.com 

Box & Reserved Seating ............................................................................ SALLY WADHAMS 802-985-8477 sallywadhams@aol.com 

Budget Committee, Treasurer ....................................................................................................................... GEORGE ARNOLD, Chair 

Commercial Exhibits ....................................................................................... PHIL ALDERMAN, philalderman@aldermanstoyota.com 

Decorations................................................................................................ C.A. “TONY” LEE, III, IANN FU LONGENECKER,Co-Chairs 

Dog Show & Stick Horse Show .......................................................................................................................................NANCY EIDAM 

Educational Activities & Clinics...............................................................................................................................GEORGE ARNOLD 

Exhibitor's Lounge ................................. KAY LAWTER kathryn.lawter@comcast.net, ELAINE GALATZ egalatz@aol.com, Co-Chairs 

Futurity .........................................................BARBARA RUDICEL brudicel@aol.com, KELLY MCFAUL www.worldmorganfuturity.com 

High Point Region Award ..............................................................................................................................................KELLY MCFAUL 

Hospitality Center..........................................SALLY PLUMLEY splumleyor@aol.com, Chair; BARBARA RUDICEL brudicel@aol.com 

Official’s Hospitality .................................................................................................KAY LAWTER Kathryn.lawter@comcast.net, Chair 

Parties.................................................... KAY LAWTER, kathryn.lawter@comcast.net; ELAINE GALATZ: egalatz@aol.com, Co-Chairs 

Prize List...................................................................................................GEORGIE GREEN, Chair; SHERRY COLE, KELLY MCFAUL 

Program Cover Artist ......................................................................................................................................................LEITHA STONE 

Promotion & Publicity ............................................................................................C.A. "TONY" LEE, III 205-221-5337 tony@caliii.com 

Recording Secretary ................................................................................................................................................. PEGGY HATFIELD 

Silver Possibility.................................................................................................................SALLY PLUMLEY, Chair; LLYN ROBINSON 

Sponsorships.............................................................................................. SALLY WADHAMS 802-985-8477 sallywadhams@aol.com 

VIP Parking.................................................................................................. SALLY WADHAMS 802-985-8477 sallywadhams@aol.com 

Website............................................................................................................................................................................KELLY MCFAUL 

Welcome Committee ..............................................................................................................................................JIM STEWART, Chair 

Youth Activities ............................................................................AMANDA RYAN, AMHA 802-985-4944 amanda@morganhorse.com 


A MESSAGE FROM THE 2009 CHAIRMAN 

GEORGIE GREEN 

Greetings to all that love the Morgan horse. 

It is my privilege to chair the 2009 Grand National & World Championship Morgan 

Horse Show. Our fabulous committee of seasoned horse show veterans has done 

a remarkable job of dealing with a challenging economic year and we are all 

confident that 2009 Morgan week in Oklahoma will be another great event! 

The Fairgrounds continue to be improved. This year the concentration is on the 

Coliseum; not only new seating and lighting but also changes in the concourse will 

be obvious. The Morgans are fortunate to have a facility available for our world 

show that is operated primarily for equines. 

If you or your friends are unable to be at the show in person, it will again be on 

streaming video. The ordering information is included in this prize list. 

The Show Committee is grateful for your support. Whether you are an exhibitor or 

spectator, we welcome you to the show. It is a spectacular event where all Morgan 

enthusiasts can come together to celebrate our mutual passion. 

IMPORTANT NOTES FOR 2009 

♦ Show Arena 6 is now called the Performance Arena. 

♦ No stall panels may be moved or removed without approval of show manager and must be done by the fairgrounds personnel. Exhibitors 

will be billed per panel for replacing any removed panel(s), reconfiguring stall(s), and/or the cost of repairing any damage to any stall(s) they 

use. Cost will be $400 per panel for Barn 1; all other barns are $300 per panel. 

♦ Exciting renovations are still going on at the Oklahoma State Fairgrounds. Because of the changes, everyone will need to visit the 

horse show office or night stall office for stabling assignments. 

♦ Dressage qualifying scores have been changed for Training Level and First Level Junior Exhibitor and Amateur from 65% to 63%. 

Training Level and First Level qualifying for Open remains at 65%. Dressage Freestyle qualifying score is 60%. 

♦ Flat fee for post-entered classes. The charge is now $150 plus the regular class fee for each class entered after the closing deadline. 

The $50 per horse fee still remains in effect if the horse hasn’t been entered in the show by the closing deadline. 

♦ PLEASE READ THE FIRE REGULATIONS in the Rules & Regulations section of the prize list. 

♦ Early move-ins will be allowed starting Sunday, October 4 at 8 a.m. There will be an early arrival fee charged of $25 per day, 

per stall for Sunday through Tuesday. Regular move-in will be Wednesday, October 7. 

♦ Entries must be postmarked August 18, 2009 OR received by August 25. If sending to be received by the 25th, be sure to send by a 

method which has a tracking feature such as FedEx, Overnight Express (postal service), etc. in order that the “received by” date may be 

verified. NOTE: USPS (postal service) does not always guarantee next day delivery. 

♦ Read the Prize List carefully. Important changes occur every year to classes and schedules especially. Exhibitors are responsible 

for knowing the rules concerning the sections of this prize list which pertain to their entries. These NOTES do not reflect all 

changes in the 2009 USEF rules or the 2009 Grand National & World Championship Morgan Horse Show Prize List. 

♦ Information regarding the show is posted to the web site: www.morgangrandnational.com. The Prize List, as well as the Entry Blank, 

Feed and Bedding Order, Schedule and other forms will be available for download from the web site. 

♦ If you have furnished an e-mail address on your entry blank, your entry confirmations may be e-mailed to you. 

♦ Exhibitors owing any debt to a Regional Show will not be allowed to show at the Grand National. 

♦ If you encounter difficulty during your stay, please advise the management at the Horse Show Office. 


Show Manager 

FRED J. NAVA 

781-585-9006 

fnava1@verizon.net 

781-585-2449 fax 

Show Secretary 

PEGGY HATFIELD 

2215 E. 93rd N. 

Valley Center, KS 67147 

316-755-0395 Phone & Fax 

peggyhat@aol.com 

Assistant Manager 

MARK CAISSE 

MATT KWAPICH 

Paddock Master Show Arena 6 

AUSTIN “BUDDY” WAGGONER 

Paddock Master Show Arena 9 

JEFF GILBERT 

Night Manager 

ANDREW SHUPE 

Night Stabling Manager 

DEBBIE BLACK 

Assistant Secretaries 

LINDA BURKE 

NANI LUEBKE 

KELLY McFAUL 

GAYLA MILES 

Administrative Assistant 

MARY FORS 

On-Site Accounting 

CAROLINE FAUKS 

Announcers/Paddock 

BILL CARRINGTON 

MARK FARRAR, JR. 

PETER FENTON 

BOB KLINEFELTER 

DENNIS RUMSEY 

Carriage Coordinator 

MARJORIE MARGENTINO 

Course Designer 

MIKE CHRISTIAN 

Dressage Coordinator 

SUSAN PEACOCK 

susan@showsecretary.com 

EMT - First Aid 

EQUESTRIAN MEDICAL SERVICE 

Farrier 

DEL SLAUGH 

2009 OFFICIALS 

970-587-4311 

970-396-8969 

Gate 

BILLY DAVIDSON, SR. 

DICK KORTEMEIER 

JIM PENNER 

CAROL JO RENCH 

JIM SHERWOOD 

PAUL STUDEBAKER 

Golf Cart Rentals 

GOLF CART CENTER 

405-820-7177 

Horns 

VICKIE FRIEDEMAN 

GRACE YAGLOU 

Judges 

JOHN BENNETT............................ Putnam, CT 

DARREL BILKE............................. Bethany, OK 

TERRY JONES BRENNAN............Hollister, CA 

ROB BYERS............................Simpsonville, KY 

KRISTEN CATER.......................Dunbarton, NH 

RICK DAVIS ................................Bradenton, FL 

SUSI DAY.................................... Versailles, KY 

LYNN HARVEY-MCNAMARA.Wethersfield, CT 

JOAN HUMPHREY .................... Fort Myers, FL 

ELIZABETH MCBRIDE JONES .....Raeford, NC 

ROBERT LAPORTA.................. Damascus, MD 

RENEE LAVERY.....................Simpsonville, KY 

WALTER LEE.................................Keswick, VA 

JOHN MCDONALD ................... Lake Clear, NY 

JOSH MERRITT.............................. Vernon, VT 

KAIL PALMER-MILLER.................Elverson, PA 

RICHARD PETTY....................Jacksonville, OR 

THOMAS POULIN.......................St. Charles, IL 

CONKY PRICE............................Lady Lake, FL 

SCOTT THACKER ........................ Whitsett, NC 

LAWRENCE THURBER........East Concord, NY 

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Organists 

JUNE BRUNE 

NANCY ROBERTS 

Photographer 

HOWARD SCHATZBERG 

480-595-2865 

Receiving 

BYRON SINGER 

Ringmasters 

MIKE FRAME 

JOHN FRYE 

ADELE MAUER 

KEN SHERBERT 

JUAN STUCKEY 

LARRY WALL 

WILLIAM WHITLEY 

GRACE YAGLOU 

Ring Secretaries 

PAT RUSH 

NANCY SHERBERT 

Tabulator 

BROWN & HOKE ENTERPRISES 

USEF Stewards/TD 

NANCY BRAESICKE 

MICKIE BOWEN 

JOYCE HAMBLIN 

ALISON HAXTON 

MARY LYNN WHITLEY 

Veterinarian 

EQUINE MEDICAL ASSOCIATES 

405-348-3130 

Video 

PREMIER HORSE VIDEO 

615-732-2034 

www.premierhorsevideo.com 

HORSE SHOW OFFICE 

(during show) 

405-948-6719 Hospitality 

405-948-4125 FAX (during show) 

405-948-6718 Horse Show Office 

HORSE SHOW MAILING ADDRESS: 

(no packages may arrive before October 5) 

Oklahoma State Fairgrounds 

Morgan Grand National 

SHIPPING & RECEIVING 

Attention: Your Name 

333 Gordon Cooper Blvd. 

Oklahoma City, OK 73107

JUDGING ASSIGNMENTS 

CLASSIC PLEASURE DRIVING 

Open Lynn Harvey-McNamara Renee Lavery Conky Price 

Junior Horse Renee Lavery Conky Price Scott Thacker 

Ladies Lynn Harvey-McNamara Conky Price Scott Thacker 

Masters Renee Lavery Conky Price Scott Thacker 

Junior Exhibitor Renee Lavery Conky Price Scott Thacker 

Gentlemen Lynn Harvey-McNamara Renee Lavery Scott Thacker 

Futurity Lynn Harvey-McNamara Renee Lavery Conky Price 

CLASSIC PLEASURE SADDLE 

Open Lynn Harvey-McNamara Renee Lavery Scott Thacker 

Junior Horse Lynn Harvey-McNamara Renee Lavery Conky Price 

Ladies Renee Lavery Conky Price Scott Thacker 

Masters Lynn Harvey-McNamara Renee Lavery Scott Thacker 

Junior Exhibitor 13 & Under Renee Lavery Conky Price Scott Thacker 

Junior Exhibitor 14-17 Lynn Harvey-McNamara Conky Price Scott Thacker 

Walk-Trot Lynn Harvey-McNamara Renee Lavery Conky Price 

ENGLISH PLEASURE 

Open Lynn Harvey-McNamara Renee Lavery Conky Price 

Junior Horse Renee Lavery Conky Price Scott Thacker 

Youth Lynn Harvey-McNamara Conky Price Scott Thacker 

Ladies Lynn Harvey-McNamara Renee Lavery Conky Price 

Ladies Amateur Lynn Harvey-McNamara Renee Lavery Conky Price 


Amateur Lynn Harvey-McNamara Renee Lavery Scott Thacker 

Amateur Masters Lynn Harvey-McNamara Renee Lavery Scott Thacker 

Walk-Trot Lynn Harvey-McNamara Conky Price Scott Thacker 


EQUITATION 

AMHA Dressage Seat Medal Joan Humphrey Thomas Poulin 

AMHA Hunter Seat On The Flat Medal John Bennett Walter Lee Richard Petty 

Hunter Seat on the Flat Equitation John Bennett Walter Lee Lawrence Thurber 

Hunter Seat Over Fences Equitation Walter Lee 

AMHA Hunter Seat Over Fences Medal Walter Lee 

Hunter Seat Equitation Walk-Trot John Bennett Richard Petty Lawrence Thurber 

Saddle Seat Classic Equitation Rob Byers Kristen Cater Susi Day 

Saddle Seat Classic Equitation Walk-Trot Rob Byers Kristen Cater Elizabeth McBride Jones 

AMHA Saddle Seat Medal Rob Byers Susi Day Elizabeth McBride Jones 

Saddle Seat Equitation Kristen Cater Susi Day Elizabeth McBride Jones 

Saddle Seat Equitation Walk-Trot Rob Byers Kristen Cater Susi Day 

UPHA Challenge Cup Finals Rob Byers Kristen Cater Elizabeth McBride Jones 

AMHA Western Seat Medal John Bennett Darrell Bilke Richard Petty 

AMHA Reining Seat Medal 

Robert LaPorta 

Western Seat Equitation John Bennett Darrell Bilke Lawrence Thurber 

Western Seat Equitation Walk-Trot John Bennett Richard Petty Lawrence Thurber 

HUNTER PLEASURE 

Open Terry Jones Brennan Rick Davis John McDonald 

Junior Horse Rick Davis John McDonald Josh Merritt 

Youth Terry Jones Brennan John McDonald Josh Merritt 

Ladies Rick Davis John McDonald Josh Merritt 

Ladies Amateur Rick Davis John McDonald Josh Merritt 

Junior Exhibitor Terry Jones Brennan Rick Davis John McDonald 

Amateur Terry Jones Brennan Rick Davis Josh Merritt 

Amateur Masters Terry Jones Brennan Rick Davis Josh Merritt 

Gentlemen Terry Jones Brennan John McDonald Josh Merritt 

Walk-Trot Rick Davis John McDonald Josh Merritt 

Futurity Terry Jones Brennan John McDonald Josh Merritt 


IN- HAND 

Open John McDonald Conky Price Scott Thacker 

Futurity Terry Jones Brennan Conky Price Scott Thacker 

PARK HARNESS 

Open Renee Lavery Conky Price Scott Thacker 

Junior Horse Lynn Harvey-McNamara Renee Lavery Scott Thacker 

Youth Lynn Harvey-McNamara Renee Lavery Scott Thacker 

Ladies Lynn Harvey-McNamara Conky Price Scott Thacker 


Amateur Lynn Harvey-McNamara Renee Lavery Conky Price 

Amateur Masters Lynn Harvey-McNamara Renee Lavery Conky Price 


PARK SADDLE 


Junior Horse Lynn Harvey-McNamara Renee Lavery Conky Price 



Junior Exhibitor Lynn Harvey-McNamara Renee Lavery Conky Price 

Amateur Lynn Harvey-McNamara Renee Lavery Scott Thacker 

Amateur Masters Lynn Harvey-McNamara Renee Lavery Scott Thacker 

Futurity Lynn Harvey-McNamara Conky Price Scott Thacker 

PLEASURE DRIVING 


Junior Horse Lynn Harvey-McNamara Conky Price Scott Thacker 



Junior Exhibitor Lynn Harvey-McNamara Renee Lavery Conky Price 

Amateur Lynn Harvey-McNamara Renee Lavery Conky Price 

Amateur Masters Lynn Harvey-McNamara Renee Lavery Conky Price 

Futurity Lynn Harvey-McNamara Renee Lavery Scott Thacker 

WESTERN PLEASURE 

Open Terry Jones Brennan Rick Davis John McDonald 

Junior Horse Terry Jones Brennan Rick Davis Josh Merritt 

Youth Terry Jones Brennan John McDonald Josh Merritt 

Ladies Rick Davis John McDonald Josh Merritt 

Ladies Amateur Rick Davis John McDonald Josh Merritt 

Junior Exhibitor Terry Jones Brennan Rick Davis John McDonald 

Amateur Terry Jones Brennan Rick Davis Josh Merritt 

Amateur Masters Terry Jones Brennan Rick Davis Josh Merritt 

Walk-Trot Terry Jones Brennan John McDonald Josh Merritt 

Gentlemen Rick Davis John McDonald Josh Merritt 

Futurity Terry Jones Brennan Rick Davis John McDonald 

MISCELLANEOUS 

CARRIAGE 

Kail Palmer-Miller 

DRESSAGE Joan Humphrey Thomas Poulin 

FITTING & SHOWMANSHIP 

Darrell Bilke 

HUNTER & JUMPER 

Walter Lee 

LEADLINE Lynn Harvey-McNamara Conky Price Rick Davis 

PARADE Lynn Harvey-McNamara Renee Lavery Scott Thacker 

REINING 

Robert LaPorta 

ROAD HACK HUNTER SEAT Terry Jones Brennan Rick Davis John McDonald 

ROAD HACK SADDLE SEAT Terry Jones Brennan Rick Davis Josh Merritt 

ROADSTER Renee Lavery Conky Price Scott Thacker 

TRAIL, ENGLISH 

Lawrence Thurber 

TRAIL, WESTERN 

John Bennett 

VERSATILE MORGAN Renee Lavery Conky Price Scott Thacker 

Management reserves the right to change assignments prior to or during the show. 


Sponsorship and Advertising 

at the 

2009 

Grand National & World Championship 

Morgan Horse Show® 

October 10th – 17th 

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 

JOIN A WINNING TRADITION 

Your involvement and commitment to the Grand National & World Championship 

Morgan Horse Show are of great importance. 

This sponsorship and program advertising insert describes the many opportunities you have to support the Grand National. As we celebrate 

this world-class event showcasing our breed’s top riders and horses, we hope you’ll contribute and create your own tradition of support for the 

show. In giving, you can take great pride in the knowledge that you are in a unique partnership that benefits our beautiful breed. 

Sally Wadhams is our Director of Sponsor Relations. Please feel free to contact her with any questions you may have. Your Grand National 

can realize unlimited possibilities with your visionary support for the future of the show. We thank you for your generosity and encourage you 

to send in your pledge form today. 

Sponsorship Pledge Deadline: August 15, 2009 

MasterCard, VISA, American Express and Discover Cards are welcome. 

The Grand National & World Championship Morgan Horse Show is operated 

under the auspices of the American Morgan Horse Institute, Inc., a 501 (c)( 3) organization, 

and your contribution is tax-deductible to the fullest extent of the law. 

THE GRAND NATIONAL & WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP MORGAN HORSE SHOW® 

Sally Wadhams • PO Box 519 • Shelburne, VT 05482-0519 

PH: 802-985-8477 • e-mail: sallywadhams@aol.com • FAX: 802-985-8430 


JUSTIN MORGAN SPONSORS 

For your tax deductible contribution of $4,500 or more, you will receive: 

• Your choice of one of the following Series or the party at the Justin Morgan 

level or any combination of Classes, Youth Activities, Awards or special 

items of equal value in the Sherman, General Gates, Woodbury, Bulrush, 

Black Hawk or Ethan Allen levels. A personal show ring presentation is encouraged 

but optional. 

• Farm and/or name recognition during one arena session (in announcements 

and program) 

• A Grand National Custom Leather Sponsor Bag 

• A Full-Page, Four-Color Ad in the 2009 Grand National Show Program 

• Twelve Seats in the Box Seating Area 

• Twelve Sponsor Badges 

• Two Valet Parking Passes for the duration of the show 

• Two Official 2009 Grand National Show Programs 

• An invitation to the Grand National Sponsors’ Reception (October 16) 

• Your name announced as a sponsor and listed in the Official Grand National 

Show Program and on signage at the show 

• The option to reserve VIP Parking Spaces 

• The option to take advantage of special “Sponsors Only” Grand National 

Website Advertising rates 

World English Pleasure Series 

89 GN English Pleasure Gelding 

67 GN English Pleasure Mare 

84 GN English Pleasure Stallion 

218 World Champion English Pleasure 

World Park Harness Series 

110 GN Park Harness Mare & Gelding 

92 GN Park Harness Stallion 

220 World Champion Park Harness 

World Park Saddle Series 

73 GN Park Saddle Mare & Gelding 

124 GN Park Saddle Stallion 

249 World Champion Park Saddle 

World Pleasure Driving Series 

132 GN Pleasure Driving Gelding 

127 GN Pleasure Driving Mare 

137 GN Pleasure Driving Stallion 

248 World Champion Pleasure Driving 

World Western Pleasure Series 

43 GN Western Pleasure Gelding 

32 GN Western Pleasure Mare 

56 GN Western Pleasure Stallion 

240 World Champion Western Pleasure 

2009 Grand National After Glow Party 

SHERMAN SPONSORS 

For your tax deductible contribution of $3,000-$4,499 you will receive: 

• Your choice of one of the following Series or Youth Activities at the Sherman 

level, or any combination of Classes, Youth Activities, Awards or special 

items of equal value in the General Gates, Woodbury, Bulrush, Black Hawk 

or Ethan Allen levels. A personal show ring presentation is encouraged but 

optional. 


• A Full-Page, Two-Color ad in the 2009 Grand National Show Program 

• Eight Seats in the Box Seating Area 

• Eight Sponsor Badges 

• Two Valet Parking passes for the duration of the show 




Show Program and on signage at the show. 




World Gelding Series 

4 GN Champion Three-Year-Old Gelding 

5 GN Champion Four-Year-Old Gelding 

6 GN Champion Five-Year & Older Gelding 

7 World Champion Senior Gelding 

8 World Champion Gelding 

World Mare Series 

13 GN Champion Three-Year-Old Mare 

14 GN Champion Four-Year-Old Mare 

15 GN Champion Five-Year & Older Mare 

16 World Champion Senior Mare 

17 World Champion Mare 

World Stallion Series 

27 GN Champion Three-Year-Old Stallion 

28 GN Champion Four-Year-Old Stallion 

29 GN Champion Five-Year & Older Stallion 

30 World Champion Senior Stallion 

31 World Champion Stallion 

World Roadster To Bike Series 

58 GN Roadster To Bike 

246 World Champion Roadster To Bike 

Youth Activities 

••• 2009 AMHA Youth Awards Brunch (October 17) 

GENERAL GATES SPONSORS 


• Your choice of one of the following Presentations at the General Gates level, 

or any combination of Classes, Youth Activities, Awards or special items of 

equal value in the Woodbury, Bulrush, Black Hawk, or Ethan Allen levels. A 

personal show ring presentation is encouraged but optional. 


• A Full-Page, Black and White ad in the 2009 Grand National Show Program 

• Six Seats in the Box Seating Area 

• Six Sponsor Badges 









Presentations 

211 Leadline 

77 Presentation of Dressage Champions 

241 Presentation of Equitation Champions 

151 Presentation of Hunter and Jumper Champions 

236 Presentation of Reining Champions 

184 Presentation of Trail Champions 

WOODBURY SPONSORS 


• Your choice of one of the following Classes at the Woodbury level, or any 

combination of Classes, Youth Activities, Awards or special items of equal 

value in the Bulrush, Black Hawk, or Ethan Allen levels. A personal show ring 

presentation is encouraged but optional. 



• A Full-Page, Black and White ad in the 2009 Grand National Show Program 

• Four Seats in the Box Seating Area 

• Four Sponsor Badges 







Futurity World Championships 

154 World Champion Futurity Classic Pleasure Driving Three-Year-Old 

121 World Champion Futurity English Pleasure Three-Year-Old 

143 World Champion Futurity Hunter Pleasure Three-Year-Old 

116 World Champion Futurity Park Harness Two-Year-Old 

102 World Champion Futurity Park Harness Three-Year-Old 

177 World Champion Futurity Park Saddle Three-Year-Old 

70/180 World Champion Futurity Pleasure Driving Two-Year-Old 

86/198 World Champion Futurity Pleasure Driving Three-Year-Old 

20 World Champion Futurity Western Pleasure Three-Year-Old 

World Championships and Grand National Finals 

213 World Champion Classic Pleasure Driving 

203 World Champion Classic Pleasure Driving Masters 

158 World Champion Classic Pleasure Saddle 

145 World Champion Classic Pleasure Saddle Masters 

243 World Champion English Pleasure Amateur 

209 World Champion English Pleasure Amateur Masters 

216 World Champion Hunter Pleasure 

157 World Champion Hunter Pleasure Amateur 

200 World Champion Hunter Pleasure Amateur Masters 

237 World Champion Park Harness Amateur 

239 World Champion Park Harness Amateur Masters 

212 World Champion Park Saddle Amateur 

166 World Champion Park Saddle Amateur Masters 

217 World Champion Pleasure Driving Amateur 

185 World Champion Pleasure Driving Amateur Masters 

569 World Champion Reining 

568 World Champion Reining Non-Pro 

187 World Champion Roadster to Bike Amateur 

377 World Champion Western Trail 

376 World Champion English Trail 

219 World Champion Western Pleasure Amateur 

234 World Champion Western Pleasure Amateur Masters 

144 GN Pleasure Driving Amateur Ladies Finals 

178 GN Pleasure Driving Amateur Gentlemen Finals 

120 GN Roadster Under Saddle Finals 

153 GN Roadster Under Saddle Amateur Finals 

161 GN Western Pleasure Amateur Gentlemen Finals 

BULRUSH SPONSORS 


• Your choice of being the Plaque or Cooler sponsor of one of the 

following Classes or special items at the Bulrush level, or any combination 

of Classes, Youth Activities or Awards of equal value in the Black Hawk or 

Ethan Allen levels OR Farm and/or name recognition during one arena session 

(in announcements and program). A personal show ring presentation is 

encouraged but optional. 


• A One-Half Page, Black and White ad in the 2009 Grand National Show 

Program 

• Three Seats in the Box Seating Area 

• Three Sponsor Badges 








Carriage Driving 

181 World Champion Carriage Obstacle Driving Single 

182 World Champion Carriage Obstacle Driving Multiple 

72 World Champion Carriage Pleasure Driving Single 

82 World Champion Carriage Pleasure Driving Multiple 

22 GN Heritage Salute to America Single/Multiple Finals 

Classic Pleasure Grand National Finals 

125 GN Classic Pleasure Driving Gentlemen Finals 

354 GN Classic Pleasure Saddle Junior Horse Finals 

Futurity In-Hand World Championships 

190 World Champion Futurity Yearling Gelding 

191 World Champion Futurity Yearling Filly 

192 World Champion Futurity Yearling Colt 

194 World Champion Futurity Two-Year-Old Gelding 

195 World Champion Futurity Two-Year-Old Mare 

196 World Champion Futurity Two-Year-Old Stallion 

Junior Horse World Championships 

201 World Champion Classic Pleasure Driving Junior Horse 

204 World Champion English Pleasure Three-Year-Old 

175 World Champion English Pleasure Four-Year-Old 

223 World Champion Hunter Pleasure Three-Year-Old 

226 World Champion Hunter Pleasure Four-Year-Old 

228 World Champion Park Harness Two-Year-Old 

215 World Champion Park Harness Three-Year-Old 

171 World Champion Park Harness Four-Year-Old 

227 World Champion Park Saddle Three-Year-Old 

232 World Champion Park Saddle Four-Year-Old 

224 World Champion Pleasure Driving Two-Year-Old 

230 World Champion Pleasure Driving Three-Year-Old 

235 World Champion Pleasure Driving Four-Year-Old 

570 World Champion Reining Snaffle Bit/Hackamore 

165 World Champion Western Pleasure Three-Year-Old 

202 World Champion Western Pleasure Four-Year-Old 

Ladies World Championships 

193 World Champion Classic Pleasure Driving Ladies 

242 World Champion Classic Pleasure Saddle Ladies 

214 World Champion English Pleasure Ladies 

222 World Champion English Pleasure Ladies Amateur 

231 World Champion Hunter Pleasure Ladies 

247 World Champion Hunter Pleasure Ladies Amateur 

189 World Champion Park Harness Ladies 

244 World Champion Park Saddle Ladies 

183 World Champion Pleasure Driving Ladies 

229 World Champion Western Pleasure Ladies 

207 World Champion Western Pleasure Ladies Amateur 

Youth Grand National Finals 

74 GN English Pleasure Youth Finals 

104 GN Hunter Pleasure Youth Finals 

176 GN Park Harness Youth Finals 

356 GN Park Saddle Youth Finals 

174 GN Pleasure Driving Youth Finals 

335 GN Western Pleasure Youth Finals 

Miscellaneous 

186 GN Parade Horse Finals 

383 UPHA Morgan Junior Challenge Cup Finals Phase II 

381 UPHA Morgan Senior Challenge Cup Finals Phase II 

••• Grand National Program Bookmarks (Included with every Grand 

National Program). Your “Best Wishes” printed on each bookmark 

••• Farm and/or name recognition during one arena session 

(in announcements and program)

BLACK HAWK SPONSORS 

For your tax deductible contribution of $750-$999 you will receive: 

• Your choice of being the Class, Plaque or Cooler sponsor of one of 

the following Classes, Awards or Youth Activities at the Black Hawk or Ethan 

Allen levels. A personal show ring presentation is encouraged but optional. 

• A One-Quarter Page, Black and White ad in the 2009 Grand National Show 

Program 


• Two Seats in the Box Seating Area 

• Two Sponsor Badges 

• One Valet Parking pass for the duration of the show 






Classic Pleasure 

118 GN Classic Pleasure Driving Mare 

123 GN Classic Pleasure Driving Stallion & Gelding 

106 GN Classic Pleasure Driving Masters 

65 GN Classic Pleasure Saddle Mare 

69 GN Classic Pleasure Saddle Stallion & Gelding 

78 GN Classic Pleasure Saddle Masters 

Equitation World Championships 

372 World Champion Hunter Seat on the Flat Junior 

373 World Champion Hunter Seat on the Flat Senior 

389 World Champion Saddle Seat Junior 

387 World Champion Saddle Seat Senior 

388 World Champion Saddle Seat Classic 

371 World Champion Walk-Trot Hunter Seat 

384 World Champion Walk-Trot Saddle Seat 

390 World Champion Walk-Trot Saddle Seat Classic 

330 World Champion Walk-Trot Western Seat 

385 World Champion Western Seat Junior 

386 World Champion Western Seat Senior 

Hunter Pleasure 

85 GN Hunter Pleasure Mare 

95 GN Hunter Pleasure Stallion & Gelding 

188 GN Hunter Pleasure Gentlemen Finals 

Grand National and World Championships In-Hand 

10 GN Champion Yearling Filly 

11 GN Champion Two-Year-Old Mare 

12 World Champion Junior Mare 

1 GN Champion Yearling Gelding 

2 GN Champion Two-Year-Old Gelding 

3 World Champion Junior Gelding 

24 GN Champion Yearling Colt 

25 GN Champion Two-Year-Old Stallion 

26 World Champion Junior Stallion 

Junior Exhibitor 

199 World Champion Classic Pleasure Driving Jr. Exhibitor 17 & Under 

141 World Champion Classic Pleasure Saddle Jr. Exhibitor 13 & Under 

168 World Champion Classic Pleasure Saddle Jr. Exhibitor 14-17 

170 World Champion English Pleasure Jr. Exhibitor 13 & Under 

172 World Champion English Pleasure Jr. Exhibitor 14-17 

205 World Champion Hunter Pleasure Jr. Exhibitor 13 & Under 

221 World Champion Hunter Pleasure Jr. Exhibitor 14 & 15 

208 World Champion Hunter Pleasure Jr. Exhibitor 16 & 17 

225 World Champion Park Harness Jr. Exhibitor 

179 World Champion Park Saddle Jr. Exhibitor 

146 World Champion Pleasure Driving Jr. Exhibitor 13 & Under 

206 World Champion Pleasure Driving Jr. Exhibitor 14-17 

173 World Champion Walk-Trot Classic Pleasure Saddle 11 & Under 


351 World Champion Walk-Trot English Pleasure 11 & Under 

101 World Champion Walk-Trot Hunter Pleasure 11 & Under 

197 World Champion Walk-Trot Western Pleasure 11 & Under 

155 World Champion Western Pleasure Jr. Exhibitor 13 & Under 

210 World Champion Western Pleasure Jr. Exhibitor 14-17 

Reining 

574 GN Reining Free Style Open Finals 

573 GN Reining Free Style Non-Pro Finals 

World Championship Awards 

151 World Champion Working Hunter High Point Award 

151 World Champion Low Working Hunter High Point Award 

151 World Champion Jumper High Point Award 

Miscellaneous 

122 GN Road Hack Hunter Seat Finals 

103 GN Road Hack Saddle Seat Finals 

358 GN Versatile Morgan Finals 

163 GN Western Pleasure Gentlemen Finals 

309 GN Fitting & Showmanship 9 & Under Finals 

314 GN Fitting & Showmanship 10-13 Finals 


ETHAN ALLEN SPONSORS 

For your tax deductible contribution of $500-$749, you will receive: 

• Your choice of being the Class, Plaque or Cooler sponsor of one of the 

following Classes, Youth Activities or Awards or AMHA Gold Medal 

Scholarship at the Ethan Allen level. A personal show ring 

presentation is encouraged but optional. 


• Two Seats in the Box Seating Area 

• A Business Card advertisement in the 2009 Grand National Show Program 


• One Valet Parking pass for the duration of the show 






Amateur 

136 GN English Pleasure Amateur Mare 

133 GN English Pleasure Amateur Gelding 

131 GN English Pleasure Amateur Stallion 

128 GN English Pleasure Amateur Masters 

52 GN Hunter Pleasure Amateur Mare 

38 GN Hunter Pleasure Amateur Stallion & Gelding 

19 GN Hunter Pleasure Amateur Masters 

156 GN Park Harness Amateur Mare & Gelding 

159 GN Park Harness Amateur Stallion 

139 GN Park Harness Amateur Masters 

50 GN Park Saddle Amateur Mare & Gelding 

57 GN Park Saddle Amateur Stallion 

81 GN Park Saddle Amateur Masters 

90 GN Pleasure Driving Amateur Mare 

88 GN Pleasure Driving Amateur Gelding 

68 GN Pleasure Driving Amateur Stallion 

328 GN Pleasure Driving Amateur Masters 

23 GN Roadster to Bike Amateur 

339 GN Western Pleasure Amateur Mare 

343 GN Western Pleasure Amateur Gelding 

91 GN Western Pleasure Amateur Stallion 

9 GN Western Pleasure Amateur Masters

Carriage Driving 

21 GN Carriage Driving Turnout Single 

18 GN Carriage Driving Turnout Multiple 

332 GN Carriage Driving Working Single 

333 GN Carriage Driving Working Multiple 

48 GN Carriage Driving Reinsmanship Single 

49 GN Carriage Driving Reinsmanship Multiple 

369 GN Carriage Driving Double Jeopardy Single 

370 GN Carriage Driving Double Jeopardy Multiple 

359 GN Carriage Driving Gambler’s Choice Single 

360 GN Carriage Driving Gambler’s Choice Multiple 

374 GN Carriage Driving Timed Cones Single 

375 GN Carriage Driving Timed Cones Multiple 

539 GN Arena Driving Preliminary Level Single/Multiple Finals 

540 GN Arena Driving Intermediate Level Single/Multiple Finals 

Dressage 

529 GN Dressage Musical Free Style 1st & 2nd Level Finals 

530 GN Dressage Musical Free Style 3rd Level & Above Finals 

501 GN Dressage Training Level Test 2-Open 

503 GN Dressage Training Level Test 2-Amateur 

502 GN Dressage Training Level Test 2-Jr. Exhibitor 







505 GN Dressage First Level Test 1-Open 

508 GN Dressage First Level Test 1-Amateur 

506 GN Dressage First Level Test 1-Jr. Exhibitor 










512 GN Dressage Second Level Test 1 




513 GN Dressage Third Level Test 1 



514 GN Dressage Fourth Level Test 1 



515 GN Dressage Prix St. George 

528 GN Dressage Intermediate I 

516 GN Dressage Intermediate II 

538 GN Dressage Grand Prix 

Equitation 

507 AMHA Dressage Gold Medal Finals 

238 AMHA Hunter Seat on the Flat Gold Medal Finals 

544 AMHA Hunter Seat over Fences Gold Medal Finals 

571 AMHA Reining Seat Gold Medal Finals 

160 AMHA Saddle Seat Gold Medal Finals 

112 AMHA Western Seat Gold Medal Finals 

315 GN Hunter Seat on the Flat 11 & Under 

316 GN Hunter Seat on the Flat 12 







554 GN Hunter Seat Over Fences 17 & Under Finals 

304 GN Saddle Seat 11 & Under 

303 GN Saddle Seat 12 & 13 



305 GN Saddle Seat Classic 13 & Under 

307 GN Saddle Seat Classic 14-17 

362 GN Walk-Trot Hunter Seat 8 & Under 

364 GN Walk-Trot Hunter Seat 9 



308 GN Walk-Trot Saddle Seat 9 & Under 

306 GN Walk-Trot Saddle Seat 10-11 

382 GN Walk-Trot Saddle Seat Classic 9 & Under 

380 GN Walk-Trot Saddle Seat Classic 10-11 

313 GN Walk-Trot Western Seat 9 & Under 

311 GN Walk-Trot Western Seat 10-11 

367 GN Western Seat 11 & Under 

365 GN Western Seat 12 & 13 



Hunter and Jumper 

548 GN Hunter Hack Finals 

557 GN Working Hunter Under Saddle 

547 GN Working Hunter I 

556 GN Working Hunter II 

555a GN Working Hunter Amateur Finals 

555b GN Working Hunter Junior Exhibitor Finals 

546 GN Low Working Hunter Under Saddle 

541 GN Low Working Hunter I 

545 GN Low Working Hunter II 

542 GN Jumper I 

543 GN Jumper II 

558 GN Jumper III 

Junior Exhibitor 

108 GN Classic Pleasure Driving Jr. Exhibitor 13 & Under 

324 GN Classic Pleasure Driving Jr. Exhibitor 14-17 

41 GN Classic Pleasure Saddle Jr. Exhibitor 11 & Under 

51 GN Classic Pleasure Saddle Jr. Exhibitor 12 & 13 



44 GN English Pleasure Jr. Exhibitor 11 & Under 

323 GN English Pleasure Jr. Exhibitor 12 & 13 



93 GN Hunter Pleasure Jr. Exhibitor 11 & Under 

97 GN Hunter Pleasure Jr. Exhibitor 12 






142 GN Park Harness Jr. Exhibitor 15 & Under 

135 GN Park Harness Jr. Exhibitor 16 & 17 

60 GN Park Saddle Jr. Exhibitor 15 & Under 

71 GN Park Saddle Jr. Exhibitor 16 & 17 

61 GN Pleasure Driving Jr. Exhibitor 11 & Under 

66 GN Pleasure Driving Jr. Exhibitor 12 & 13 



138 GN Walk-Trot Classic Pleasure Saddle 9 & Under 

126 GN Walk-Trot Classic Pleasure Saddle 10-11 

64 GN Walk-Trot English Pleasure 9 & Under 

62 GN Walk-Trot English Pleasure 10-11 

33 GN Walk-Trot Hunter Pleasure 9 & Under 

37 GN Walk-Trot Hunter Pleasure 10-11 

105 GN Walk-Trot Western Pleasure 9 & Under

111 GN Walk-Trot Western Pleasure 10-11 

34 GN Western Pleasure Jr. Exhibitor 11 & Under 

87 GN Western Pleasure Jr. Exhibitor 12 & 13 



Two-Year-Old 

45 GN Park Harness Two-Year-Old 

140 GN Pleasure Driving Two-Year-Old Mare 

150 GN Pleasure Driving Two-Year-Old Stallion & Gelding 

Three-Year-Old 

47 GN Classic Pleasure Driving Three-Year-Old & Under 

129 GN English Pleasure Three-Year-Old Mare 

147 GN English Pleasure Three-Year-Old Stallion & Gelding 

40 GN Hunter Pleasure Three-Year-Old Mare 

36 GN Hunter Pleasure Three-Year-Old Stallion & Gelding 

53 GN Park Harness Three-Year-Old 

134 GN Park Saddle Three-Year-Old 

167 GN Pleasure Driving Three-Year-Old Mare 

169 GN Pleasure Driving Three-Year-Old Stallion & Gelding 

565 GN Reining Snaffle Bit/Hackamore Three-Year-Old 

337 GN Western Pleasure Three-Year-Old Mare 

341 GN Western Pleasure Three-Year-Old Stallion & Gelding 

Four-Year-Old 

65 GN Classic Pleasure Driving Four-Year-Old 

325 GN English Pleasure Four-Year-Old Mare 

327 GN English Pleasure Four-Year-Old Stallion & Gelding 

162 GN Hunter Pleasure Four-Year-Old Mare 

164 GN Hunter Pleasure Four-Year-Old Stallion & Gelding 

75 GN Park Harness Four-Year-Old Mare & Gelding 

59 GN Park Harness Four-Year-Old Stallion 

352 GN Park Saddle Four-Year-Old Mare & Gelding 

114 GN Park Saddle Four-Year-Old Stallion 

353 GN Pleasure Driving Four-Year-Old Mare 

355 GN Pleasure Driving Four-Year-Old Stallion 

348 GN Pleasure Driving Four-Year-Old Gelding 

566 GN Reining Snaffle Bit/Hackamore Four-Year-Old 

107 GN Western Pleasure Four-Year-Old Mare 

346 GN Western Pleasure Four-Year-Old Stallion & Gelding 

Ladies 

357 GN Classic Pleasure Driving Ladies Mare 

350 GN Classic Pleasure Driving Ladies Gelding 

326 GN Classic Pleasure Saddle Ladies Mare 

322 GN Classic Pleasure Saddle Ladies Gelding 

329 GN English Pleasure Ladies Mare 

54 GN English Pleasure Ladies Gelding 

80 GN English Pleasure Ladies Amateur Mare 

76 GN English Pleasure Ladies Amateur Gelding 

119 GN Hunter Pleasure Ladies Mare 

342 GN Hunter Pleasure Ladies Gelding 

334 GN Hunter Pleasure Ladies Amateur Mare 

336 GN Hunter Pleasure Ladies Amateur Gelding 

83 GN Park Harness Ladies Mare 

63 GN Park Harness Ladies Gelding 

130 GN Park Saddle Ladies Mare 

149 GN Park Saddle Ladies Gelding 

113 GN Pleasure Driving Ladies Mare 

79 GN Pleasure Driving Ladies Gelding 

117 GN Western Pleasure Ladies Mare 

109 GN Western Pleasure Ladies Gelding 

94 GN Western Pleasure Ladies Amateur Mare 

98 GN Western Pleasure Ladies Amateur Gelding 

Reining 

564 GN Reining Open 

572 GN Reining Green Rider Finals 

560 GN Reining 1st Year Green 

561 GN Reining 2nd Year Green 

562 GN Reining Non-Pro Adult 

563 GN Reining Non-Pro Youth 

559 GN Reining Non-Pro Rookie 

567 GN Reining Five-Year-Old Snaffle Bit/Hackamore 

Trail 

549 GN English Trail Open 

550 GN English Trail Amateur 

552 GN Western Trail Open 

553 GN Western Trail Amateur 

551 GN Trail Junior Exhibitor Finals 

World Championship Awards 

77 World Champion Dressage Training Level Open 

77 World Champion Dressage Training Level Amateur 

77 World Champion Dressage Training Level Junior Exhibitor 

77 World Champion Dressage First Level Open 

77 World Champion Dressage First Level Amateur 

77 World Champion Dressage First Level Junior Exhibitor 

77 World Champion Dressage Second Level 

77 World Champion Dressage Third Level 

77 World Champion Dressage Fourth Level 

77 World Champion Dressage FEI Level 

Youth Activities 

245 AMHA Youth of the Year Contest Overall Championship Award 

245 AMHA Youth of the Year Contest Speech Division Awards 

245 AMHA Youth of the Year Contest Written Exam Division Awards 

245 AMHA Youth of the Year Contest Horsemastership 

Pattern Division Awards 

245 AMHA Youth of the Year Contest Judging Division Awards 

245 AMHA Youth Club of the Year Awards 

245 AMHA Educational Display Contest Awards 

245 AMHA Blue Ribbon Club Contest Awards 

••• AMHA Youth of the Year Welcome Party 

••• AMHA Youth Judging - Morgan Division High Point 18-21 

••• AMHA Youth Judging - Morgan Division High Point 14-17 

••• AMHA Youth Judging - Morgan Division High Point 13 & Under 

••• AMHA Youth Judging - Morgan Division High Point Team 

••• AMHA Youth Judging - Youth Division High Point 14-21 

••• AMHA Youth Judging - Youth Division High Point 13 & Under 

••• AMHA Youth Judging - Youth Division High Point Team 

••• AMHA Youth Judging - Collegiate Division High Point Team 

••• AMHA Youth Judging - Collegiate Division High Point Individual 

••• AMHA Youth Judging - High Point Performance Team 

••• AMHA Youth Judging - High Point Performance Individual 

••• AMHA Youth Judging - High Point Reasons Team 

••• AMHA Youth Judging - High Point Reasons Individual 

••• AMHA Youth Judging - High Point In-Hand Team 

••• AMHA Youth Judging - High Point In-Hand Individual 

DANIEL LAMBERT SPONSORS 

For your tax deductible contribution of $350-$499, you will receive: 


• Four Seats in the Reserved Seating Area 

• Option to reserve paid advertising space in the 2009 Grand National 

Show Program 


• One Valet Parking Pass for the duration of the show 







SPONSORSHIP 

Our Grand National Sponsors are Morgan owners and exhibitors who are making an important personal commitment to the largest, 

most exciting Morgan show in the world. We encourage and truly appreciate your participation as a valued Sponsor at this year’s 

show. 

I wish to support the 2009 Grand National & World Championship Morgan Horse Show with a tax deductible sponsorship 

as indicated below. 

JUSTIN MORGAN WOODBURY ETHAN ALLEN 

SHERMAN BULRUSH DANIEL LAMBERT 

GENERAL GATES 

BLACK HAWK 

Options for Ethan Allen, Black Hawk, Bulrush, Woodbury, General Gates, Sherman and Justin Morgan 

Sponsors: 

Please select a class or award for us where it’s most needed. 

Instead of a class or award, please send us a sponsorship plaque to display in our home, stable, or show tack room. 

We prefer to sponsor a specific class or classes, which are indicated below. We understand our choices may not be available. 

Class(es) desired: # _____ NAME 

1st Choice 

#_____ NAME 

3rd Choice 

# _____ NAME #_____ NAME 

2nd Choice 

4th Choice 

Special Opportunities 

VIP Parking 

With a $2000 sponsorship or more, and a $500 fee, you can enjoy 

our special VIP Parking. One space will be marked and reserved 

especially for you for the entire 8 days of the show. 

HURRY...VIP spaces are limited. 

Partners in Progress 

For a tax deductible contribution of $50 – $349, you can 

be a “Coffee and Donuts Sponsor” at the Hospitality area 

for one morning of the show. 

We’ll provide the refreshments! 

SPONSORSHIP AND ADVERTISING PLEDGE FORM 

Sponsorship Level: VIP Parking @ $500 each $ 

Advertising Size: Partners in Progress Contribution $ 

Check Enclosed (make check payable to AMHI/2009 Grand National) 

MC/Visa/AmEx/Discover 

Pledge Deadline: August 15, 2009 Pledge Payment Deadline: November 15, 2009 

Credit Card # Exp. Date Security Code 

(from back of card) 

FARM NAME (as you would like it to appear in the program and advertiser’s index) 

YOUR NAME(S) (as you would like it to appear in the program and advertiser’s index) 

Street Address or PO Box City State Zip Code 

Phone (day) (evening) E-Mail 

I agree to the above pledge and/or advertising commitment, PAYABLE BY NOVEMBER 15, 2009. 

SIGNATURE 

DATE 

MAIL OR FAX THIS FORM TO: 

The Grand National & World Championship Morgan Horse Show® 

Sally Wadhams 

PO Box 519, Shelburne, VT 05482-0519 

PH: 802-985-8477 • FAX: 802-985-8430 • E-Mail: sallywadhams@aol.com 


ADVERTISING 

The Grand National Horse Show Program is a keepsake which 

exhibitors retain for many years. Advertisers are exposed to a horseoriented 

audience during Grand National Week in Oklahoma City, and 

those people who buy programs keep their issues as reference 

material for years to come. Become a part of Morgan history by taking 

advantage of this unique advertising opportunity. Non-Commercial 

advertising in the Grand National Show Program is available only 

to Grand National Sponsors. 

SPONSOR PACKAGES & ADVERTISING 

Justin Morgan, Sherman, General Gates, Woodbury, Bulrush, Black 

Hawk and Ethan Allen Sponsors receive complimentary ads in the 

2009 show program. Daniel Lambert Sponsors have the option of 

reserving paid advertising space. The sponsorships that include a 

complimentary ad are welcome to upgrade. Any production charges in 

addition to a standard ad will be billed to the advertiser. 

AD DESCRIPTIONS: 

Full-Page, Four-Color Ad: Standard ad includes one color photo on a 

colored background. 

Full-Page, Two-Color Ad: Standard ad includes one black and white 

photo with black or white type on a colored background. 

Black & White Ad: Standard ad includes one black and white photo. 

SPONSOR ADVERTISING UPGRADES AND 

COMMERCIAL ADVERTISING RATES 

Sponsors who advertise may upgrade their ad space using their 

sponsorship advertising credit. All base rates include a standard ad, 

design and typesetting, one color photo (separation) for each color ad 

page, and one black and white photo (halftone) for each black and 

white ad page. Any production charges for additions to a standard ad 

will be billed to the advertiser. 

Sponsor Advertising Rates and Upgrades 

Full-Page, Four Color ................................................................... $700 

Full-Page, Two Color.................................................................... $500 

Full-Page, Black and White .......................................................... $400 

1/2 Page, Horizontal Black and White.......................................... $250 

1/4 Page, Black and White ........................................................... $175 

1/8 Page, Business Card.............................................................. $100 

Additional Color Photos, per Photo .............................................. $150 

Additional Black & White Photos, per Photo .................................. $10 

Composite Film per page ........................ price available upon request 

Commercial Rates (Non-owner and non-breeder) 

Full-Page, Four Color ................................................................. $1050 

Full-Page, Two Color.................................................................... $850 

Full-Page, Black and White .......................................................... $750 

1/2 Page, Horizontal Black and White.......................................... $600 

1/4 Page, Black and White ........................................................... $525 

PRODUCTION CHARGES 

Charges for additional color separations, additional halftones, 

additional colors, composite film, special screens, and other custom 

work will be in addition to the cost of a standard ad for both Sponsor 

and Commercial advertisers. 

PREMIUM COLOR PAGES WITH 

SPECIAL PLACEMENT 

Back Cover (breeders and owners only) .............................. $1,900 

Inside Back Cover................................................................... $1,400 

5% discount when purchased as a 2-page spread with page facing 

inside Back Cover 

Page One ................................................................................. $1,600 

5% discount when purchased as a 2-page spread with Page Two 

Page Two .................................................................................... $850 

5% discount when purchased as a 2-page spread with Page One 

Page Three.................................................................................. $850 

5% discount when purchased as a 2-page spread with Page Four 

Page Four ................................................................................... $850 

5% discount when purchased as a 2-page spread with Page Three 

Opposite the Table of Contents................................................ $850 

The special placement premium ads described above are available 

only to Sponsors who participate at the $1500 sponsorship level and 

above. The prices shown above include the page cost of a fourcolor 

ad. The previous year’s advertiser has an option until July 1 to 

renew his/her special placement premium page(s). After July 1, these 

ad spaces are offered on a first come, first-served basis. 

MECHANICAL REQUIREMENTS 

Camera ready ads are accepted and appreciated. The Grand National 

Show Program also accepts high-resolution PDF, Tiff, or EPS files to 

run in the program. If you’re planning to send files, please request our 

electronic file specifications sheet. 

The program is printed by offset lithography on glossy text, and spiral 

bound. B & W negatives, 133-line screen (270 dpi), right reading, 

emulsion side down. Color negatives, 150-line screen (300 dpi), right 

reading, emulsion side down. For spreads with gutter bleed, keep live 

matter 1/2" from each side of center. Trim Size: 8 1/2" x 11” . Image 

Area: 7 1/2" x 10” . Bleed: Allow a minimum of 1/8” for trim. 

NEW! ADVERTISING ON THE GN WEBSITE 

Sponsors are eligible for a reduced advertising rate on the Grand 

National website: www.morgangrandnational.com. 

This is your opportunity to be a “click away” from the most involved and 

dynamic group of Morgan enthusiasts in the country. Your animated 

box ad will take our website visitors directly to your farm, business, 

breeding program or show horse. 

Contact: Sally Wadhams (802-985-8477) or Tony Lee (205-221-5337). 

Web ad rates as follows: 

Box ad Sponsor rate .............................................................$1000/year 

Box ad Commercial rate .......................................................$1500/year 

PROGRAM ADVERTISING DEADLINES 

August 1 st : Ads requiring typesetting or special artwork. 

August 15 th : Camera ready ads, supplied by advertiser. 

Please note: Ads sent after the deadlines may jeopardize their 

placement. 

SEND AD MATERIAL TO: 

The Grand National & World Championship Morgan Horse Show® 

Sally Wadhams 

166 Meadow Lane, Shelburne, VT 05482-6620 

PH: 802-985-8477 FAX: 802-985-8430 

E-Mail: sallywadhams@aol.com 


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GENERAL RULES & REGULATIONS 

● Every class offered herein which is covered by the Rules and 

Specifications of the current USEF Rule Book will be conducted and judged 

in accordance therewith. USEF points are awarded in accordance with 

USEF GR1113. 

● It is the exhibitor's responsibility to submit entries that do not constitute a 

violation of USEF GR1304. 

● Management reserves the right to change or alter the officials listed 

without notice prior to or during the show. 

● The Grand National & World Championship Morgan Horse Show® 

reserves the right to refuse entries. 

● Permanent and portable stalls with full doors will be available. 

● Health and Coggins certificates must NOT be forwarded to the secretary 

with entries. Exhibitors will be required to present their exhibitor's 

confirmation sheet, health and Coggins certificates and any other necessary 

information in order to receive horse numbers. Copies of current AMHA and 

USEF membership cards must be presented before numbers are issued. 

● When possible, corrections to this prize list will appear in the AMHA 

Network and on the GNWCMHS web site: www.morgangrandnational.com 

● The GNWCMHS assumes no responsibility for situations and actions 

resulting from an individual serving alcohol on the show grounds. 

AMATEURS 

● AGE. Amateur rider/driver must be at least 18 years old. (USEF GR103.) 

● CARDS. Every person who competes in classes for amateurs under 

Federation rules must possess a current amateur certification issued by the 

Federation. See USEF GR1306 and GR1307. Please be sure to enter your 

amateur card number in the space provided on the entry blank. All exhibitors 

in Classic Pleasure classes are required to have amateur certification. 

ARENAS, WARM-UP RINGS & EXERCISE AREAS 

The Coliseum Arena and Performance Arena are each 120' x 224'; footing in 

each is wood fiber. Show Arena 8 is 250' x 130'; footing is a sand mixture. 

Warm-up ring in Barn 1 is 250’ x 150’, footing is wood fiber. Warm-up ring in 

barn 2 is 200’ x 100’, footing is wood fiber. Footing in the outdoor longeing 

rings is dirt. 

Warm-up rings, work areas and longeing pens are located around the 

grounds. Turnouts are not allowed. Ring availability, quiet times and live 

times will be posted and will be available at the horse show office. Please 

follow these rules, as these periods of use will be closely monitored and 

enforced. QUIET TIME—a period of time to work horses and riders needing 

a quiet ring, with the limitation of noise, whips and attention-getting devices. 

LIVE TIME—a period of time to work horses and riders when the use of 

noise, whips and approved attention-getting devices is allowed. 

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES 

Grand National entrants may move in after 8:00 a.m. on Sunday, October 4 

upon payment of a $25 per stall/per day fee. This includes tack stalls as well 

as horse stalls and includes ALL the stalls in the stabling assignment. Arrival 

is determined by when possession is taken of the stalls; possession is 

determined by occupancy of stalls with horses, bedding, equipment or 

curtains. Early move-ins violate the Grand National & World 

Championship Morgan Horse Show®’s contract with the Fairgrounds 

and will jeopardize future stabling assignments. Any person placing 

any items in or on the show grounds prior to the advertised move-in 

time (8:00 a.m., Sunday, October 4) will be required to remove all items 

and stabling may be reassigned. Those arriving on Wednesday, October 7 

will not be charged an early arrival fee. Unloading or departure activities 

during performances must not obstruct roadways or barn aisles. If excessive 

loading/unloading time is used, exhibitors may be asked to move. To preorder 

bedding, return the order blank that will be sent with your entry 

acknowledgments or download the form from the website. Shavings may be 

ordered upon arrival. Stalls must be vacated by midnight, Sunday, October 

18. 

ASSOCIATION/FEDERATION FEES 

● The Drugs and Medications fee has been incorporated into the USEF fee 

which will be assessed at $15.00 per horse per competition; this includes the 

$7.00 drugs & medication fee and the $8.00 USEF fee. 

● All participants (rider, driver, handler, owner, trainer, coach, agent or 

lessee) as provided in USEF GR901.9 must present to the competition 


secretary a current Federation membership card or copy thereof. In the 

event a participant does not have this card or copy and membership status 

cannot be verified, a $30 non-member fee will be charged. If exhibitor is 

entered in classes restricted to amateurs, a $30 non-member amateur card 

will also be required. 

● A copy of the appropriate, current Federation membership card(s) must 

be sent with entries. 

ASSOCIATION/FEDERATION MEMBERSHIP RULES 

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 nonmember 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. 

● Life, Individual and Junior AMHA Members shall be eligible to participate 

in all classes at the Grand National & World Championship Morgan Horse 

Show®. A non-member may participate as a rider, driver, owner, lessee, 

coach, agent or trainer upon payment of a $30.00 fee. Participants in the 

following classes are exempt from the requirements of this rule: 1) leadline, 

2) exhibitions, 3) games and races, 4) classes for 4-H members, 5) walktrot 

and academy classes (Academy classes are classes limited to horses 

used regularly in a lesson program.) and 6) USDF Introductory Level tests, 

Pas de Deux and quadrille classes. Also exempted from this requirement 

are residents of other nations who are members in good standing of their 

national federation. 

● A copy of the appropriate, current USEF and AMHA membership card(s) 

must be sent with entries. 

ATTENTION-GETTING DEVICES 

● Attention-getting devices and/or other noisemakers (including but not 

limited to tape measures, blow horns, altered bamboo poles, explosives, 

etc.) are not allowed in and around the make up/schooling/warm-up and 

competition rings during the scheduled competition sessions. 

● Use of explosives and fire extinguishers by or for exhibitors/competitors 

(except in the case of fire) is not allowed on competition grounds at any 

time. USEF GR839.4i 

ATTIRE AND ENTRANCE TO RING 

● This is our World Championship Show and you are asked to dress 

appropriately. 

● All riders/drivers/handlers, attendants and awards presenters are asked 

to be appropriately attired to enter the show ring for all performances. 

● Entrance to the ring must be made through the gates. 

AUTOMATED TELLER MACHINE (ATM) 

An Automated Teller Machine (ATM) is located on the east side in the 

Coliseum lobby. 

BANNERS 

Banner orders, including changes to existing banners for World 

Champions, Reserve World Champions, Grand National Finals Champions 

and Reserve Grand National Finals Champions should be placed by March 

1 in order to be displayed at the following year’s show. NOTE: Banners will 

be displayed initially in the Coliseum, then rotate through the available 

display areas. After rotation is complete, the banner will be cleaned. A 

$100 maintenance fee is required for each banner to cover the annual 

hanging of the banner, insurance, storage and cleaning. This will be billed

separately every other year. For orders or questions, contact Iann Fu 

Longenecker, PO Box 2027, LaJolla, CA 92038 858-456-8008 e-mail: 

iannfu@san.rr.com. 

BICYCLES, SCOOTERS, SKATES, MOPEDS, LASER BEAMS, ETC. 

Because of the risk of injury to horses and to people, scooters, skates and 

skateboards will not be permitted in the vicinity of barns and arenas. 

Bicycles, mopeds, scooters, etc. may not be ridden inside the Coliseum, 

Show Arenas, barns or any other enclosed area. LASER BEAMS MAY 

NOT BE USED ON THE SHOW GROUNDS AND WILL BE 

CONFISCATED. 

CAMPING: RV/TRAVEL TRAILER/CAMPERS 

A large RV park with water, electricity and sewer station is located on the 

fairgrounds. Camper space must be reserved directly from the fairgrounds 

upon arrival. No motor homes, travel trailers, campers or other RV's may 

park in the fairgrounds' parking lots or on the roads of the fairgrounds. 

For more information, call the Oklahoma State Fairgrounds' Office at 405- 

948-6700. PREMIUM MOTOR HOME AND CAMPER SPOTS are 

available directly on the show grounds at the end of Barn 8/9 close to all 

arenas and barns, completely paved and each site has its own sewer. 

There is 24-hour security at the site and it is surrounded by a chain link 

fence. Pets permitted. $100 per day or $1000 for the duration of the show. 

Reservations accepted until 9/15/09 by contacting: Fred Nava 781-585- 

9006 fnava1@verizon.net. 

CANCELLATION OR COMBINING OF CLASSES 

Management has the right to combine or cancel any class having less than 

five entries. 

CANCER AWARENESS/LAVENDER DAY 

Friday, October 16, 2009. The “Justin Time For A Cure” is the event 

planned by the AMHA Youth Council. Plan on wearing lavender on this 

day. Check your exhibitor packet, hospitality area or the AMHA booth for 

more information. 

CHECKS RETURNED/DECLINED CREDIT CARDS 

All checks returned for insufficient funds or credit cards declined for any 

reason will be charged a $50.00 handling fee and must be replaced by a 

certified check or cashier's check. No one will be allowed to show if he/she 

has a bad check, declined credit card or handling fee outstanding. 

CLINICS/EDUCATIONAL DEMONSTRATIONS 

CLINICS AND BBQ. Wednesday, October 14, Show Arena 8 at 5:00 p.m. 

No mounted participation. Everyone is welcome; reservations are required. 

Limited tickets are available in the Hospitality Center. 

CROSS-ENTERING 

● AMATEUR. Cross-entering of the same horse is NOT allowed between 

Amateur and Masters Amateur classes within any section at this show. (For 

example, an Amateur Hunter MAY show as an Amateur Masters Western 

Pleasure.) EXCEPTION: Entrants in GN Pleasure Driving Amateur Ladies 

Finals, GN Pleasure Driving Amateur Gentlemen Finals, GN Western 

Pleasure Amateur Gentlemen Finals and GN Classic Pleasure Driving 

Gentlemen Finals ARE allowed to also enter the Amateur classes OR 

Amateur Masters classes (provided the age requirement is met) in the 

same division. 

● CLASSIC PLEASURE. Cross-entering is NOT allowed between the 

Classic Pleasure (Driving or Saddle) Sections and the English Pleasure or 

Pleasure Driving Sections, but cross-entering between the Classic 

Pleasure Sections and all other Sections is allowed. 

● DRESSAGE. Cross-entering is NOT allowed between Open, Amateur 

and/or Junior Exhibitor. 

● EQUITATION. Cross-entering is NOT allowed for riders between Saddle 

Seat Classic Equitation and Saddle Seat Equitation classes. This does not 

apply to AMHA Saddle Seat Medal and UPHA classes. 

● LADIES. Cross-entering of the same horse is NOT allowed between 

Ladies and Ladies Amateur to Ride classes within any section at this show. 

(For example, a Ladies Amateur Hunter MAY show as a Ladies Western 

Pleasure.) 


● YOUTH. Cross-entering of horse/rider or horse/driver combination is 

NOT allowed between Youth and Junior Exhibitor classes within any 

Section at this show. 

DECORATIONS 

● All stall and stable decorations must be of flame retardant material. The 

Fire Marshall has the authority to require certification of all such material. 

Special regulations apply to ceilings. No plastic or visquine. See Fire 

Regulations on pages 24-25. 

● The official GNWCMHS decorations are the sole property of the Grand 

National & World Championship Morgan Horse Show® and are 

copyrighted. Any one removing items without management’s permission 

will be subject to replacement cost and a fine. 

DOGS AND OTHER PETS 

Owners of dogs and other pets on the Fairgrounds should be aware that 

they are responsible for the behavior of their animals and that owners bear 

sole responsibility and liability for incidents resulting from the presence and 

the behavior of their animals. Owners of dogs and other pets are 

responsible for cleaning up after them. Oklahoma State Fairground 

regulations prohibit dogs and other pets in the seating areas within 

the Coliseum and other buildings with show arenas. 

DOG SHOW 

Sunday, October 11 - 4:30 p.m., Warm-Up Ring Barn 1 following Stick 

Horse Class. All entries are to sign up at the gate and receive a number. 

Classes to be held are for Smallest Dog, Largest Dog, Cutest Dog, Ugliest 

Dog, Talent Contest and Overall Championship. 

DRUGS AND MEDICATIONS 

A horse exhibited at this show that receives any medication which contains 

a forbidden substance shall not be eligible for competition unless otherwise 

exempted under USEF GR401-408. The Show Committee has requested 

USEF to test this show for use of forbidden substances. To provide funds 

for research, inspection, and enforcement of rules regarding use of 

medication and drugs, each recognized show, except as prohibited by law, 

must assess the exhibitors a fee of $7.00 for each horse entered in the 

show. (This is included in the $15.00 USEF fee.) 

EDUCATION 

Scheduled youth activities are scheduled throughout the week and are 

listed on page 30. National Museum of the Morgan Horse display and 

information are available at the AMHA booth. 

ELIMINATION OF HORSES 

If a horse is eliminated after the placings have been computed, the horses 

placing below the eliminated horse will move up in sequential order. 

ENTERING 

When entering, avoid entering classes which might run in different 

rings at the same time. No gate holds are allowed. Entry fees will be 

forfeited in case of time conflicts caused by two rings running 

simultaneously. 

ENTRY BLANKS 

● One owner per entry blank. If extra entry blanks are needed, photocopies 

are allowed or may be filled in and printed from the GN web site: 


● The name assigned to the Social Security number or Federal ID 

number must be included on your entry blank. No prize money will be 

paid if this information is not provided. 

● Entry blanks must be completed in full, signed and accompanied by full 

payment, copies of horse registration papers and copies of current USEF 

and AMHA membership cards. Entries may not be processed without the 

aforementioned being complete. Resubmitted entries arriving after the 

closing date will be assessed a post entry fee. 

● Horse(s) must be entered under the name of owner(s) or lessee of 

record with AMHA, CMHA or BMHS. COPY OF THE REGISTRATION 

PAPERS SHOWING RECORDED OWNERSHIP OR PROOF OF LEASE 

MUST BE SUBMITTED WITH ENTRY FORM AT THE TIME OF MAKING 

ENTRY.

● If an open check is sent with entries, the check will be deposited 

immediately for the full amount owed. No post dated checks will be 

accepted. 

● No entry will be processed that has split any charges between 

exhibitors, horses or stables. 

● Entry blanks must include a list of qualifying show, date, class and 

placing for each class entered in this show that requires qualification. 

● Joint stabling can be considered only if the same person signs 

each and every entry blank as trainer/agent and only that person can 

decorate stalls.. 

● JUNIOR EXHIBITORS. If the owner or exhibitor is less than 18 years of 

age, the entry blank must be signed by a representative who is of age and 

who, by such a signature, individually assumes responsibility and risk as 

stated above the signature. The Grand National & World Championship 

Morgan Horse Show® assumes no responsibility and this shall be a 

condition of entry. 

CLOSING DATE OF ENTRIES 

ENTRIES MUST BE POSTMARKED BY THE POST OFFICE ON OR 

BEFORE AUGUST 18, 2009 OR RECEIVED BY AUGUST 25, 2009 (THE 

CLOSING DATE). 

If sending to be received by August 25, be sure to send by a method which 

has a tracking feature such as FedEx, Overnight Express (postal service), 

etc. in order that the “received by” date may be verified. NOTE: The US 

Postal Service does not guarantee next-day delivery. 

● Mail entries to: Peggy Hatfield, 2215 E. 93rd North 

Valley Center KS 67147, (316)755-0395 

NO HORSE OR RIDER WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER THE CLOSING 

DATE EXCEPT AS STATED BELOW. 

ENTERING PRIOR TO THE CLOSING DATE FOR HORSES 

OR RIDERS NOT QUALIFIED PRIOR TO THE CLOSING DATE 

Horses and/or riders that have not been qualified as of the closing date 

(8/18/09 or 8/25/09) but intend to qualify before the opening day of the 

show must enter, pay fees and declare show for qualification by the closing 

date of August 18, 2009 (or 8/25/09). Failure to qualify for any one class 

will result in entry refund for that class only. Failure to qualify for all classes 

entered will result in full refund of entry fee(s), stall fee(s) and drug fee(s) 

relative to that horse. To obtain this refund the following criteria must be 

met: 1) a letter must be obtained from the show secretary of the declared 

show stating that the horse was actually entered, shown and judged, 

including the placing of the horse; 2) this letter of non-qualification must be 

presented to the Grand National Show Secretary prior to the beginning of 

this show. 

ENTERING ADDITIONAL CLASSES FOR 

HORSES OR RIDERS ENTERED BY THE CLOSING DATE 

Additional classes may be entered at the original entry fee plus $150 if the 

horse or rider has been properly entered in the show by the August 18, 

2009, (or 8/25/09) entry deadline. The horse or rider must meet the 

qualification requirements. 

ENTERING HORSES OR RIDERS AFTER THE CLOSING DATE 

Entries will be accepted after the closing date, August 18, 2009, (or 

8/25/09) on the following basis: 

1. Each horse or rider will pay a $50 fee in addition to all other fees. 

2. The entry fee for each class entered by these entries will be the regular 

class fee plus $150. 

3. These entries will not be listed in the program. 

4. Stabling for these entries will be assigned last and with no assurance of 

location with other entries received prior to the closing date from the same 

owner or trainer. 

5. Each of these entries must meet the qualification requirements. 

ENTERING CLASSES DURING THE SHOW 

Any class entered during the show must be entered TWO HOURS before 

the session in which the class is to be held. All World Championships must 

be entered. 

● Appeal Procedure. In extreme circumstances, upon payment of a $500 

entry fee, an eligible late entry will be accepted into any class prior to the 

preceding class being called to the line up. 

ENTERING WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS 

Horses placing 1st through 6th in designated preliminary classes may enter 

World Championships by paying the Declaration Fee at least two (2) hours 

before the start of the session. All other eligible entries may enter the World 

Championships by paying the Entry Fee at least two (2) hours before the 

start of the session. 

TO PRE-ENTER WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS 

● Exhibitors may pre-enter championships on the entry blanks with their 

qualifying classes if the corresponding preliminary classes are also 

entered. The designated preliminary classes for each championship class 

are listed in the Classes by Division Section. 

● Payment of the Declaration Fee must be included with the rest of the 

entry fees. 

● The Declaration Fee is refundable provided the entry is officially 

scratched. (Exhibitors must fill out a scratch form in the office at least two 

hours before the start of the session if they choose not to go into a 

previously entered championship class regardless of their placing in the 

preliminary class.) Failure to officially scratch in the office will cause a $50 

penalty fee to be levied against the entry. 

● An open check or credit card number must be deposited with the show 

office before numbers can be issued. This check or credit card will be used 

to cover the Entry Fee if the entry does not qualify for the Declaration Fee 

or will be used to cover the Penalty Fee if the entry is not properly 

scratched. 

EXHIBITORS' BADGES 

To prevent entries being assessed a sales tax (per Oklahoma law), an 

admission fee will be charged for weekend performances. Make certain 

you wear your Exhibitor's Badge or your Sponsor's Badge or carry your 

AMHA membership card on Friday and Saturday, October 16 and 17. 

EXHIBITORS’ LOUNGE 

Minors are not allowed in the Exhibitors’ Lounge when alcoholic beverages 

are being served. The Exhibitors’ Lounge is available for privately 

sponsored parties. Contact Kay Lawter 810-793-4583, Party Chairperson, 

to schedule and reserve times. No smoking allowed. No videotaping 

allowed from the lounge. 

FEED & BEDDING 

Feed and bedding may be purchased on the grounds; no first bedding will 

be furnished. To pre-order bedding, return the order form that will be sent 

with your entry acknowledgment which will be mailed approximately mid- 

September. The form may also be downloaded from the website 


FIRE REGULATIONS 

The area around the exhibit building and barn area must be kept free of 

motor vehicles. Roping off or blocking of aisles in barn area is prohibited. 

This includes blocking aisles with drapes or other obstructions. No 

combustible materials allowed in any barn. Designated fire lanes must be 

kept clear. Vehicles parked in unauthorized areas will be towed away and 

subject to recovery of the towing fee from the owner. 

OKLAHOMA CITY FIRE MARSHAL’S OFFICE SPECIAL EVENTS FIRE 

AND LIFE SAFETY FOR LIVESTOCK 

1. There shall be no plastic or vinyl material in the buildings, coverings for 

stalls, or used for temporary security of retail storefronts. 

2. Only stalls for tack storage, entertainment, or sleeping can be covered 

on the top. 

3. The stalls can only be covered in a red rosin construction grade paper, 

butcher block paper or cheesecloth, either regular or restaurant type grade. 

Wood strapping-3’ max. on center to attach paper is allowed. 

4. Sleeping areas are to be equipped with a smoke detector. 

5. Any aisle space between stalls can be covered only if equal open space 

to material (not to exceed 3’11”) is alternated; ie, If your material is 

max.3’11” then the space between material shall be min. 3’11”. 

6. No two (2) continuous stalls shall be covered at any time. 

7. Combustible storefront elevations shall be treated in ACCORDANCE 


WITH NFPA 701 to make them flame retardant and a certificate or similar 

proof is supplied to the Oklahoma City Fire Marshal’s Office prior to its 

placing. Material that is being treated by user must be done in the presence 

of an Inspector from the City of Oklahoma City Fire Marshal’s Office. 

8. Awnings shall not exceed out from stalls any further than 3’11”. 

9. No portable heaters of any type are allowed in the Oklahoma City 

Fairground livestock facilities. 

10. NO tents or canopies are allowed inside the barns, arena, or livestock 

area. 

11. NO SMOKING is permitted in Arena or Livestock area (BARNS). 

12. NO hay, straw, shavings, or similar combustible materials used for 

decorations are permitted within any facility unless they have been treated 

in ACCORDANCE WITH NFPA 701 to make them flame retardant and a 

certificate or similar proof is supplied to the Oklahoma City Fire Marshal’s 

Office prior to its placing (Hay or straw for animals is permissible and can 

be kept in stall areas for feeding and or bedding). 

13. Combustible trash shall be removed at least once a day during the 

period the arena/exhibit is occupied. 

City of Oklahoma City Fire Marshal’s Office 

Office: 405-297-3584 Fax: 405-297-3330 

2300 General Pershing Blvd. 

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73107 

FORBIDDEN APPLIANCES AND CONDUCT 

● Items such as, but not limited to, tape measures, blowhorns, lighters, 

split bamboo poles, chains or whips that might affect the performance of a 

horse or disturb another horse while performing in a class will not be 

allowed at the entrance to any of the show rings, ringside or any public 

place. 

● Any tail-setting device that promotes an obvious or unnatural 

breakover is prohibited on the show grounds. Rolled or round bustles 

are permitted. Failure to comply may result in the entry being excused 

from competition. 

● USEF rules will be enforced including Chapter 3 "Conduct of Recognized 

Competitions," GR839 "Abuse" (includes, but not limited to firecrackers, 

laser beams, fire extinguishers and whipping) and Chapter 29 "Morgan 

Horse Division," MO105 "Appointments" and MO106 "Attire." Provisions of 

the Horse Protection Act will be enforced. 

GATE HOLD – NO DELAY BETWEEN CLASSES 

Exhibitors are warned about entering successive classes. Show will be run 

according to USEF GR831. Schedule conflicts between rings are the 

responsibility of the exhibitor. A backup rider/handler is recommended if 

you have entries in more than one ring. 

GOLF CARTS 

● After 9:00 a.m. on Saturday, October 10, no golf carts except those 

authorized by show management will be allowed inside any building. This 

rule will be strictly enforced by security. Parking will be allowed in 

designated areas only. Golf carts may be rented from Golf Cart Center 

405-820-7177. 

● Minors who do not have a valid driver’s license which allows them to 

operate a motorized vehicle in the state in which they reside will not be 

permitted to operate a motorized vehicle of any kind including, but not 

limited to, golf carts, motorcycles, scooters, or farm utility vehicles on the 

competition grounds of licensed competitions. Minors who have a valid 

temporary license may operate the above described motorized vehicles as 

long as they are accompanied by an adult with a valid driver’s license. 

Violations of this rule will be cause for sanctions against the parent(s), 

guardian(s) and/or trainer(s) who are responsible for the child committing 

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

guardian(s), and/or trainer(s) from the competition grounds for the 

remainder of the competition and charges being filed against any of the 

above individuals in accordance with Chapter 6. Wheelchairs and other 

mobility assistance devices for individuals with disabilities are exempt from 

this rule. 

HEADERS 

All headers in the Morgan Division must be a minimum of 16 years of age 

and dressed appropriately (USEF horse show age, see GR103). 


HEADGEAR 

Riders must wear protective headgear in all classes where jumping is 

required and when jumping anywhere on the show grounds. (Exception: 

Trail classes). It is mandatory for all riders in Hunter Seat Equitation to 

wear ASTM/SEI approved headgear with properly fitting harness. 

Protective headgear is acceptable in any division or class without penalty 

by the judge. See USEF GR801. 

HEALTH REQUIREMENTS 

Coggins. All horses (including Oklahoma horses) must be accompanied by 

a record of a negative official test for Equine Infectious Anemia conducted 

within the previous 12 months. A PHOTOCOPY OF THE FORM WILL NOT 

BE ACCEPTED AS AN OFFICIAL RECORD OF TEST. YOU MUST 

PRESENT THE ORIGINAL OR INFORMATION MUST BE ON THE 

HEALTH CERTIFICATE (negative EIA, test date, lab and accession 

number). 

Health Certificates. All horses from states other than Oklahoma or 

countries other than the U.S. must be accompanied by an official, current 

(30 days) interstate health certificate. THE ORIGINALS OF THE ABOVE 

ITEMS MUST BE CARRIED WITH YOU. DO NOT FORWARD WITH 

YOUR ENTRY. 

HORSE SHOW OFFICE 

The Office will be open on Thursday, October 8 from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. and 

on Friday, October 9 from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. During the show days, 

the office will open TWO HOURS before the first session begins and close 

after the last session ends. The office will be closed every day during the 

show from 12:00 noon to 1:00 p.m. and from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. 

HOSPITALITY CENTER 

Hospitality is located in the West Concourse of the coliseum and will be 

open Friday, October 9 at 8:30 a.m. and thereafter from 8:30 a.m. until 8:00 

p.m. daily. Deliveries except for Fed Ex and UPS should be made to this 

office. At this office you will find: Silver Possibility tickets, your Sponsor 

Packet, horse show programs, judges’ cards, exhibitor badges, seating 

chart, seat sales, general information, banner sales, stall chart, phone 

messages, copy machine, Silver Possibility prizes and auction items, ice, 

coffee and doughnuts, and World Morgan Futurity auction. The phone 

number is 405-948-6719. 

LEADLINE 

Open to riders who are at least 2 but less than 7 years old (USEF GR103) 

and who are not entered in any "horse show class" at this show. Leaders 

must be at least 16 years old (USEF GR103). May be shown under 

Western, Hunter or Saddle Seat tack. Safety is of the utmost importance in 

presentation, tack and attire; no trotting; no backing. Stallions 

prohibited. All entries to receive blue ribbons and will be photographed 

and introduced. This is a special activity, not a "horse show class". Riders 

will not be placed. No entry fee. 

LOCATION OF CLASSES 

Management reserves the right to change the arena location of classes. 

MEASUREMENTS 

Measurement cards are not required, and management reserves the right 

to measure feet before any protests are lodged. A courtesy measurement 

is available to all exhibitors. All World Champions and Reserve World 

Champions must have one foot measured immediately upon leaving the 

ring. Shoe weight and toe length specifications can be found in USEF 

MO103. 

OFFICIALS 

Judges and other officials who have given up stabling and/or seating 

assigned the previous year to officiate will be eligible to receive comparable 

stabling and/or seating assignments in the year following their year of 

service to the show. 

PADDOCK ANNOUNCEMENTS 

Paddock calls and announcements regarding classes are provided as a 

courtesy to exhibitors. Checking in and showing up for a class remains the 

responsibility of the individual exhibitor.

PARKING 

● Horse trailers and vans are to be parked in the secured parking area 

north of the horse barns by Gate 21. In order to remove a vehicle or 

equipment from the secured parking lot, identification may be required. 

● Passenger vehicles are to be parked in approved parking areas. 

Vehicles parked in unauthorized areas will be towed at owner’s expense. 

No motor homes, travel trailers, campers or RV's may park in the 

fairgrounds parking lots or on the roads of the fairgrounds. 

PARTIES 

Get a Grand National Party Calendar from Hospitality or in your Grand 

National Packet. 

PERSONS NOT IN GOOD STANDING 

Persons who are not in good standing with AMHI, AMHA or any Regional 

Show may not participate in this show, whether as an exhibitor, owner, 

trainer or otherwise. This policy includes all horses registered in the name 

of any such person, whether leased or under contract for sale. Procedures 

have been established to resolve any disputes concerning accounts with 

AMHI, AMHA or any Regional Show. 

PHOTO/VIDEO POLICY 

● Only Official Contracted Vendors (i.e., veterinarian, blacksmith, 

photographer, videographer, feed store etc.) are allowed to operate on the 

show grounds during the duration of the Grand National & World 

Championship Morgan Horse Show®. 

● Any exhibitor requiring an outside vendor to provide services normally 

provided by an official vendor shall notify the Manager with the name, 

service or merchandise to be provided and the time-frame of the activity. 

● Upon review by the Manager, a temporary license to conduct a specific 

venture may be provided. The Manager will determine the time and scope 

of the temporary license. All vendors must be properly licensed and provide 

acceptable insurance coverage. Any fees or percentages to be paid to the 

show will be determined by the Manager. 

● Only portable, self-contained VCR equipment/video cameras will be 

permitted. Video filming is allowed only in areas where the view of the 

spectators is not obstructed. No video filming from the exhibitors’ lounge is 

allowed. 

PREMIUMS AND AWARDS 

All premium money will be mailed to the recorded owner of the horse within 

30 days after the completion of the show. It is imperative that the correct 

full name and address of the owner along with the name assigned to the 

Social Security number or Federal ID number submitted be on the entry 

blank. No prize money will be mailed unless all required information is 

provided. 

WT GNT FB FC TP C S M P/F R 

World Champion Open X X X X X 

Res. World Champion Open X X X X 

World Champion X X X X X 

Res. World Champion X X X X 

World Champion Futurity X X X X X 

Res. World Champion Futurity X X X X 

World Champion S, M & G X X X X X 

Res. World Champion S, M & G X X X X 

Grand National Finals Champion X X X 

Res. Grand National Finals Champion X X X 

GN Qualifying Class Winner X X 

AMHA Medal Preliminary 

X 

AMHA Gold Medalist X X X X X 

Res. AMHA Gold Medalist X X X 

UPHA Phase I 

X 

Leadline 

X 

(WT)World Trophy, (GNT)Grand National Trophy, (FB)Floral Blanket, (FC)Floral Collar, (TP)Trainer Pin, (C) 

Cooler, (M)Medallion, (P/F)Picture & Frame, (R)Ribbon, (S)Scholarship 

World Champion Stallion, Mare and Gelding receive a leather show bridle. 

PLACING 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 

$ 250 World Championship Classes $55 $48 $42 $38 $35 $32 

$ 250 World Championship High Pt. $55 $48 $42 $38 $35 $32 

$ 500 World Championship Classes $110 $95 $85 $75 $70 $65 

$ 500 World Championship High Pt. $110 $95 $85 $75 $70 $65 

$1000 World Championship Classes $220 $190 $170 $150 $140 $130 

$1000 World Champion S, M & G $625 $375 

Futurity 

see Futurity Section 

10 Ribbons awarded in each class and in High Point Championships. 

UPHA Phase II awards are donated by UPHA. 

PROTESTS/SHOW EVALUATIONS 

● Protests must follow the procedures outlined in the USEF Chapter 6. 

● USEF Evaluation Forms may be obtained from the Horse Show Office. 

● Grand National Show and Judging Evaluation Forms are available in the 

show office. Please fill them in and leave them with the Show Secretary 

when you check out. 

QUALIFYING 

● HORSES qualify for performance classes and RIDERS qualify for 

equitation classes. 

● Horses entered in the 2009 Grand National & World Championship 

Morgan Horse Show® must qualify for a class by: 1) placing 1st through 

8th in that class or the comparable futurity class at an AMHA Regional 

Championship Show during 2009 or 2) placing 1st through 4th in that class 

or the comparable futurity class between 10/12/08 & 10/9/09 at an USEF, 

EC (Equine Canada) All Morgan Show or British Morgan Horse Society 

Show or at an "A" rated Morgan Division. 

● It is not possible to qualify by being a past World Champion or Reserve 

World Champion. 

● Stallions which have been gelded during the current competition year 

qualify for the corresponding class for geldings. 

● Junior Horses who qualify under the above rules in a class for "Four- 

Year-Olds and Under" are automatically qualified for the class of their 

respective age group. 

● Maiden, Novice, Limit, Gentlemen's, Open, classes with open specs and 

classes divided by height qualify horses for Open classes by placing as 

described above. 

● Amateur Ladies and Amateur Gentlemen Finals are classes for 

amateurs. Horses must qualify by winning the appropriate placing in an 

Amateur class. 

● Gentlemen to Ride/Drive are classes for Gentlemen. Horses must qualify 

by winning the appropriate placing in an Open class. 

● Ladies Amateur to Ride are classes for Ladies, restricted to Amateur 

riders. Horses must qualify by winning the appropriate placing in a Ladies 

class. The same horse may not show in the Ladies and Ladies Amateur 

class of the same division. 

● Masters classes are classes for Amateurs, restricted to riders/drivers that 

are 50 years & older. Horses must qualify by winning the appropriate 

placing in an Amateur class except Classic and Park. The same horse may 

not show in the Amateur and the Masters class of the same division with 

the exception of the Amateur Ladies and Amateur Gentlemen’s Pleasure 

Driving Finals. 

FOR SPECIFIC QUALIFICATION AND CROSS-ENTERING RULES, SEE 

RULES UNDER EACH SECTION. 

CLASSES NOT REQUIRING QUALIFICATION 

Carriage Dressage, Level 2 & above Fitting & Showmanship 

Futurity Hunter Eq. Over Fences In-Hand, Yearling 

Jumpers Leadline Parade Horse 

Park Harness, 2 Yr. Old Reining Saddle Seat Classic Eq. 

Trail Versatile Morgan Walk-Trot Equitation 

Walk-Trot Pleasure Working Hunter Youth 

QUIET WARM-UP TIME 

Location and times for Quiet Warm-Up areas will be available at the office. 

RAFFLES/SOLICITATION/FUND RAISING 

Any raffle/solicitation/fund-raising held at the Grand National must be 

approved by the Grand National & World Championship Morgan Horse 

Show® Executive Committee. 

REFUNDS 

● If refund request is received by registered mail prior to the closing date of 

entry, all fees will be refunded less a $50.00 office charge. No refunds will 

be made after the closing date even with a medical/veterinarian certificate. 


● No refunds of early arrival fees will be given. 

● Because of multiple rings working simultaneously, class schedules 

may conflict. If an exhibitor feels a conflict may occur, he/she should 

choose the class most desired. No gate holds are allowed. NO 

REFUNDS will be made if an exhibitor misses a class. 

REGISTRATION 

● Any horse entered in this show must be registered with the American 

Morgan Horse Association, Inc., British Morgan Horse Society or the 

Canadian Morgan Horse Club and must be entered under its full registered 

name and registration number. EACH HORSE ALONG WITH ITS 

REGISTRATION PAPERS OR A PHOTO COPY MUST BE AVAILABLE 

FOR INSPECTION, EXAMINATION AND VERIFICATION BY AN AMHA- 

DESIGNATED OFFICIAL DURING THE SHOW. 

● Horse(s) must be entered under the name of owner(s) or leasee(s) of 

record with AMHA, BMHS or CMHA. COPY OF THE REGISTRATION 

PAPERS SHOWING RECORDED OWNERSHIP OR PROOF OF LEASE 

MUST BE SUBMITTED WITH ENTRY FORM AT THE TIME OF MAKING 

ENTRY. 

RESPONSIBILITY 

USEF, The American Morgan Horse Institute, The American Morgan Horse 

Association, The Grand National & World Championship Morgan Horse 

Show® Committee, Horse Show Management and its employees will, in no 

way, be responsible for any accident or loss of life or limb which may occur 

to rider, driver, owner, trainer, coach, agent, groom, spectator, attendant or 

animal at this show. Nor will the above be responsible for loss or 

destruction of any property or equipment or damages to or by any animal 

on exhibition at the show grounds or stabling area. This shall be a condition 

of entry. 

RETIREMENT CEREMONIES 

Retirement ceremonies of any kind are not permitted in the ring at the 

Grand National & World Championship Morgan Horse Show®. 

RIDER OR DRIVER CHANGES 

Management requires that any change in Rider or Driver be recorded with 

the Secretary in the horse show office TWO HOURS before the session in 

which this change is made. 

RING PROCEDURE & CONDUCT 

● In all classes where horses compete individually, a starting order will be 

established and rotated for subsequent classes. One minute will be allowed 

for each horse to enter the ring after being called. In classes which show 

collectively, two minutes will be allowed after the first horse enters the ring. 

The gate will be closed at the end of two minutes or when the class is 

complete, whichever comes first. A class will be considered completed 

when the cards are handed to the Ringmasters or Announcer. 

● CONDUCT IN THE SHOW ARENA(S) Unseemly behavior in any show 

arena while a class is in session may result in expulsion from the show. 

This includes, but is not limited to, the application of ginger or other similar 

substances to an entry in any show arena. 

SCHOOL ABSENCES 

If you need a letter stating that your child will be participating in the Grand 

National & World Championship Morgan Horse Show®, contact Amanda 

Ryan at AMHA, 802-985-4944 or amanda@morganhorse.com 

SCORING SYSTEM 

When multiple judges are used, the Majority Opinion System will be 

utilized. See office for copies of the explanation of the MOS system. 

SCRATCHES 

Exhibitors must notify the Secretary of scratches TWO HOURS before 

the session. A fee of $50.00 will be assessed any exhibitor who fails 

to properly notify of any scratch. No scratches will be accepted by 

telephone. 

● For pre-entered World Championships: Exhibitors must fill out a scratch 

form in the office at least TWO HOURS before the start of the session if 

they choose not to go in a previously entered championship class 

regardless of their placing in the preliminary class. 


SEATING 

● All seating is handled by Sally Wadhams, P.O. Box 519, Shelburne, VT 

05482, 802-985-8477, FAX: 802-985-8430, sallywadhams@aol.com. 

Sponsorship seats are assigned and given preference before purchased 

seats. Sponsors that need extra seats should contact Sally Wadhams. 

Individual Box Seats are available at $100 per seat for the week. Reserved 

Seating is available at $35.00 per seat for the week. These seats are 

located on both sides of the Coliseum above the Box Seating area. 

● Requests must be received by September 1. Seat assignments will be 

posted in Hospitality on the first day of the show. 

● Seat assignments are made with consideration for the following factors 

but not necessarily in this order: 

(1) Location of seating assigned in prior years. 

(2) The degree of support of the Show, the AMHI and/or the AMHA by the 

box seat holder, giving due regard to support by means of personal time 

and efforts, support by contribution of money and exhibition of horses. 

(3) Once seats are relinquished, the consideration for factor (1) above is 

also relinquished, except that judges and other officials who have given up 

seating to officiate will be eligible to receive comparable seating 

assignments in the year following their year of service to the show. 

(4) Requests by box seat holders for additional seats may necessitate 

moving to a new location in the coliseum. 

SECURITY 

Security is hired to assist with around-the-clock protection of exhibitors and 

horses. However, it is impossible for the officers to be all places at all 

times. You are urged to take careful precautions in the stable area and 

on the grounds with purses, billfolds and other belongings. 

SHARPS DISPOSAL 

Safe and proper sharps disposal (needles, syringes and other hazardous 

objects and materials) is the responsibility of individual stables. Containers 

are available throughout the stabling area. 

SIGNS AND NOTICES 

Posting of signs and flyers are allowed only on the cork bulletin boards 

located throughout the facility. Postings in places other than the designated 

areas will be removed and may be subject to damage fees charged by the 

facility. 

SMOKING 

SMOKING IS PROHIBITED BY OKLAHOMA STATE LAW INSIDE THE 

COLISEUM (INCLUDING THE EXHIBITOR'S LOUNGE), COMMERCIAL 

EXHIBITS AREAS, THE PERFORMANCE ARENA, SHOW ARENA 8 AND 

ALL BARNS. THIS INCLUDES THE AREA ON THE ARENA FLOOR AT 

THE IN AND OUT GATES. 

SPLITTING OF PERFORMANCE CLASSES 

The final number of entries in a class will be determined TWO HOURS 

prior to the session in which the class in question is to be held. Splits will 

be posted ONE HOUR prior to the session. Driving classes will be split if 

they contain seventeen (17) or more entries. Saddle classes will be split if 

they contain twenty-four (24) or more entries, EXCEPT World 

Championships and Finals classes. World Championship and Finals 

Saddle classes will not be split, except for Walk-Trot and Youth classes 

which may be split at the discretion of management. There will be no 

trades between the split sections as posted unless approved by Show 

Management. If a Grand National class is split, each resulting new class 

will receive duplicate awards. The top 6 entries from each new class will be 

eligible to enter the Championship at the Declaration Fee. 

STABLING 

● Only Morgan horses which are entered in the 2009 show will be allowed 

on the show grounds. Every horse on the show grounds must be assigned 

a stall. 

● For safety reasons, BLOCKING OR PARTIAL BLOCKING OF AISLES IS 

PROHIBITED. SUFFICIENT ROOM MUST BE LEFT OPEN TO ALLOW 

FOR 2-WAY HORSE TRAFFIC. VIOLATION WILL AFFECT STABLING 

ASSIGNMENTS.

● In accordance with International Fire Code 2003, curtains, 

draperies, hangings and other decorative materials (including plastic 

and visquine) suspended from walls or ceilings shall be flame 

resistant in accordance with Section 805.2 and NFPA 701 or be 

noncombustible. Where required to be flame resistant, decorative 

materials shall be tested by an approved agency and pass Test 1 or 2, 

as described in NFPA 701 and furnished to the fire code official upon 

request. See complete fire regulations on pages 24-25. 

● Permanent and portable stalls with full doors will be available. Since 

some stalls do not have solid stall dividers, exhibitors may want to bring 

sheets of wood or tarps to use in case of need. 

● Stalls must be kept clean and maintained throughout the show. 

● No panels may be moved or removed without approval of show 

manager and must be done by the fairgrounds personnel. Exhibitors 

will be billed per panel for replacing any removed panel(s), 

reconfiguring stall(s), and/or the cost of repairing any damage to any 

stall(s) they use. Cost will be $400 per panel for Barn 1; all other 

barns are $300 per panel. 

● All wood must be removed before departure. Failure to do so will result in 

a charge to the exhibitor. 

● Out of respect for your fellow exhibitors and for public image, if you are 

stabled in Barns 1/2, 6 or on a main aisle in any other barn, your stall 

decorations must remain up until the last class on Saturday night. 

● Early move-ins violate the Grand National & World Championship 

Morgan Horse Show®’s contract with the Fairgrounds and will 

jeopardize future stabling assignments. Any person placing any items 

in or on the show grounds prior to the advertised move-in time (8:00 

a.m. Sunday, October 4) will be required to remove all items and 

stabling may be reassigned. 

● Information regarding stabling locations will not be available until the 

Saturday before move-in day. The stall chart will be available for feed, 

bedding and commercial decorators at that time. 

STABLING POLICY 

● A Stabling Committee shall be appointed by the Show Chairperson. The 

Stabling Committee shall include the Show Chairperson and other persons 

who possess a knowledge of the criteria as well as the history of stabling. 

Stabling location will be determined on an annual basis and stabling is 

assigned by consideration of efficient use of available stalls. The Stabling 

Committee shall consider the following factors but not necessarily in this 

order: 

● Location of stabling assigned in prior years. 

● The length of time the exhibitor has supported the Show, the AMHI and/ 

or the AMHA. 

● The degree of support of the Show, the AMHI and/or the AMHA by the 

exhibitor, giving due regard to support by means of personal time and 

efforts, support by contribution of money and exhibition of horses. 

● Judges and other officials who have given up prior year stabling to 

officiate will be eligible to receive comparable stabling assignment in the 

year following their year of service to the show. 

● Joint stabling can be considered only if the same person signs 

each and every entry blank as trainer/agent and decorations must be 

under only one stable/owner's name. 

● Only Management may reassign stalls. Reassignment may be necessary 

if an exhibitor cancels after stall assignments have been made or does not 

use all stalls assigned. 

● For safety reasons, BLOCKING OR PARTIAL BLOCKING OF AISLES 

IS PROHIBITED. SUFFICIENT ROOM MUST BE LEFT OPEN TO ALLOW 

FOR 2-WAY HORSE TRAFFIC. VIOLATION WILL AFFECT STABLING 

ASSIGNMENTS. 

TIME/RING CONFLICTS 

When entering, avoid entering classes which might run in different rings at 

the same time. No gate holds are allowed and entry fees will be forfeited in 

case of time conflicts caused by two rings running simultaneously. 

UNSCHEDULED EVENTS 

Any and all such events must be approved by a Committee consisting of 

the AMHI President, AMHA President and the Horse Show Chairperson. 

VALET PARKING 

This service is available during the show for Sponsors of the Grand 

National & World Championship Morgan Horse Show®. Valet Parking 

passes will be in the Sponsor's packets at the Hospitality Center. For 

sponsorship information call Sally Wadhams at 802-985-8477 or 

sallywadhams@aol.com. 

VENDOR POLICY 

● Only Official Contracted Vendors (i.e., veterinarian, blacksmith, 

photographer, videographer, feed store etc.) are allowed to operate on the 

show grounds during the duration of the Grand National & World 

Championship Morgan Horse Show®. 

● Any exhibitor requiring an outside vendor to provide services normally 

provided by an official vendor shall notify the Manager with the name, 

service or merchandise to be provided and the time-frame of the activity. 

● Upon review by the Manager, a temporary license to conduct a specific 

venture may be provided. The Manager will determine the time and scope 

of the temporary license. All vendors must be properly licensed and provide 

acceptable insurance coverage. Any fees or percentages to be paid to the 

show will be determined by the Manager. 

VIDEO REVIEWS 

Videos will not be reviewed by judges, show management or stewards 

concerning class placings or for any other purpose except in the Reining 

Section. Decisions of officials are final. 

WHIPS 

No item may be used inside or outside the ring while showing a horse 

except one whip per handler. Regulations of all whips will be in accordance 

with USEF rules applicable to the respective division. See USEF GR320. 

LASH/LONGEING WHIPS ARE NOT ALLOWED IN ANY WARM-UP OR 

SHOW RING, VICTORY PASSES INCLUDED. 

WORLD MORGAN FUTURITY 

The World Morgan Futurity will be shown each year at the GNWCMHS. All 

horses shown must be currently nominated in the World Morgan Futurity. 

There will be four divisions: Yearlings, Two Year Olds, Three Year Olds 

and Alumni Four Year Olds. All horses showing in Futurity classes must be 

entered with the Futurity secretary and have their Futurity show fees of 

$150 per class paid. In addition, Futurity horses must be entered on the 

Grand National entry blank and all applicable show fees paid to the show 

secretary. Prize money will be sent to the owner of record on file with the 

Grand National secretary. All Futurity Forms; Weanling, Eligibility and 

Futurity Show forms may be downloaded from the website 

www.worldmorganfuturity.com 

STICK HORSE CONTEST 

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11 - BARN 1, 4:00 P.M., or immediately Following 

the Afternoon Session 

Open to riders who have not reached their sixth birthday and who are not 

entered in any "horse show class" at this show. Each entry to receive an 

award. This is a special activity, not a "horse show class." Entries may also 

enter Leadline. No order of placing. No entry fee. 

Stick Horses will be provided for those entrants who did not bring their own. 


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TERMINOLOGY 

DECLARATION FEE: The fee to enter a World Championship class for 

entries placing first through sixth in a designated preliminary class or first 

through third in a split preliminary class 

ELIGIBLE: The horse has been made eligible for a World Championship 

by having been shown and judged in the appropriate Grand National 

preliminary class 

FINALS CLASS: A Grand National class for which there is no preliminary 

class - no prize money 

PRELIMINARY CLASS: A feeder class for a World Championship - no 

prize money 

QUALIFIED: Indicates the horse has qualified for this year's Grand 

National & World Championship Morgan Horse Show. 

CARRIAGE DRIVING SECTION 

■ No qualification is required for the Carriage section. 

■ Appropriate carriage driving customs, rules and traditions are to be 

followed. 

■ An entry is the horse only and will be assigned a specific entry number. 

No horse, driver or passenger will be allowed to ride on or drive the same 

course/test twice. When a vehicle is damaged, management or the judge 

may authorize the substitution of another vehicle. 

■ Horses are to be driven single, pair, tandem, unicorn or four-in-hand to 

a vehicle appropriate for the occasion. Headers may be used for a single 

turnout but must come from within the vehicle. Multiple turnouts must 

carry header(s) at all times. Servant-driven vehicles are eligible in all 

classes. Hat, gloves, driving apron and whip are required in all carriage 

classes. Wire wheels are not permitted. 

■ Footing is dirt and sand. No motorized vehicles or horses are allowed 

on the courses or in the dressage ring prior to competition. 

■ No cantering is permitted in Carriage Obstacle Driving classes. A break 

to canter is defined as three full strides if an advantage has been gained; 

six full strides if no advantage is being gained. 

■ CARRIAGE PLEASURE DRIVING-WORKING. To be judged 70% on 

performance, manners and way of going of the horse(s); 20% on the 

condition and fit of harness and vehicle, 10% on neatness of attire. See 

USEF CP128. 

■ CARRIAGE PLEASURE DRIVING-REINSMANSHIP. To be judged 

75% on handling of reins and whip, control, posture and overall 

appearance of driver, 25% on the condition of harness and vehicle and 

neatness of attire. See USEF CP129.1. 

■ CARRIAGE PLEASURE DRIVING-TURNOUT. To be judged: 70% on 

the condition, fit and appropriateness of harness and vehicle, neatness 

and appropriateness of attire and overall impression; 30% on 

performance, manners and way of going. See USEF CP127. A 

description of the turnout is requested for the announcer. It should be no 

more than 1/2 page, double-spaced, typewritten and included with your 

entries. 

■ ARENA DRIVING. Arena Driving Tests. Tests will be available on the 

website www.morgangrandnational.com or from the show secretary. 

■ CARRIAGE OBSTACLE DRIVING-TIMED COMPETITION. See USEF 

CP151. Ties for first will be decided by a drive-off. Cones will be reset for 

each entry. 

■ CARRIAGE OBSTACLE DRIVING-GAMBLER’S CHOICE. See USEF 

CP153.3. Ties for first will be decided by a drive-off. Cones will be reset 

for each entry. 

■ CARRIAGE OBSTACLE DRIVING-DOUBLE JEOPARDY. See USEF 

CP152.3. Ties for first will be decided by a drive-off. Cones will be reset 

for each entry 

■ CARRIAGE OBSTACLE DRIVING-PICK YOUR OWN ROUTE. See 

USEF CP152.2. Ties for first will be decided by a drive-off. 

■ MORGAN HERITAGE SALUTE TO AMERICA. Since 1789, America’s 

Morgan is unique in its honorable place in United States history. This 

class is an integral part of our Grand National “Salute to America” as it 

CLASS SPECIFICATIONS 


portrays, from Justin Morgan’s day, the mode of travel and sporting 

vehicles representing some of America’s finest moments, with some of 

our country’s best-trained carriage Morgans. All appointments, carriages 

and dated vintage apparel related to the vehicle give the public a view of 

history in action, telling the story of this bit of Morgan history and 

exhibiting the art of driving excellence. 

To be shown both ways of the ring at a flat walk, slow trot, working trot 

and strong trot with a rein-back in the line-up. To be judged on 

performance 50%; apparel of driver and personnel 20%; vehicle 15% and 

harness 15%. 

A one-page, double-spaced, typewritten description of the equipage is 

required for the announcer to be included with entry forms. NO 

NUMBERS WILL BE ISSUED UNTIL THE DESCRIPTION IS ON FILE. 

CARRIAGE DRIVING 

48 GRAND NATIONAL CARRIAGE PLEASURE DRIVING 

REINSMANSHIP SINGLE ..........................................Entry Fee: $55 


REINSMANSHIP MULTIPLE......................................Entry Fee: $55 


TURNOUT SINGLE ....................................................Entry Fee: $55 


TURNOUT MULTIPLE................................................Entry Fee: $55 


WORKING SINGLE ....................................................Entry Fee: $55 


WORKING MULTIPLE................................................Entry Fee: $55 

72 $250 WORLD CHAMPION CARRIAGE 

PLEASURE DRIVING SINGLE 

To be judged as a Carriage Driving Working class. To be 

eligible, horse must have shown and been judged in class 

21, 48 or 332 and declare entry two hours prior to the start 

of the session. 

For horses placing 1-6 in class 

21, 48 or 332 ....................................................Declaration Fee: $30 

For other horses shown and judged in class 

21, 48 or 332 ............................................................Entry Fee: $105 

82 $250 WORLD CHAMPION CARRIAGE 

PLEASURE DRIVING MULTIPLE 

To be judged as a Carriage Driving Working class. To be 

eligible, horse must have shown and been judged in class 

18, 49 or 333 and declare entry two hours prior to the start of the 

session. 


18, 49 or 333.....................................................Declaration Fee: $30 


18, 49 or 333.............................................................Entry Fee: $105 

ARENA DRIVING 

539 GRAND NATIONAL ARENA DRIVING TRIAL 

PRELIMINARY LEVEL TEST 1 FINALS ....................Entry Fee: $80 

540 GRAND NATIONAL ARENA DRIVING TRIAL 

INTERMEDIATE LEVEL TEST 1 FINALS ..................Entry Fee: $80 

OBSTACLE DRIVING 

369 GRAND NATIONAL CARRIAGE DRIVING 

DOUBLE JEOPARDY SINGLE ..................................Entry Fee: $55 


DOUBLE JEOPARDY MULTIPLE .............................Entry Fee: $55 


GAMBLER’S CHOICE SINGLE..................................Entry Fee: $55 


GAMBLER’S CHOICE MULTIPLE ............................Entry Fee: $55


TIMED CONES SINGLE ............................................Entry Fee: $55 


TIMED CONES MULTIPLE ........................................Entry Fee: $55 

181 $250 WORLD CHAMPION CARRIAGE OBSTACLE 

DRIVING SINGLE 

To be judged as a Pick Your Route competition. To be eligible, 

horse must have shown and been judged in class 359, 369 or 374 

and declare entry two hours prior to the start of the session. 

For horses placing 1-6 in 

class 359, 369 or 374 ....................................... Declaration Fee: $30 

For other horses shown and judged in 

class 359, 369 or 374 ...............................................Entry Fee: $105 

182 $250 WORLD CHAMPION CARRIAGE OBSTACLE 

DRIVING MULTIPLE 

To be judged as a Pick Your Route competition. To be eligible, 

horse must have shown and been judged in class 360, 370 or 375 

and declare entry two hours prior to the start of the session. 





MORGAN HERITAGE SALUTE TO AMERICA 

22 GRAND NATIONAL HERITAGE SALUTE TO AMERICA 

SINGLE/MULTIPLE FINALS ......................................Entry Fee: $80 

CLASSIC PLEASURE DRIVING SECTION 

■ To qualify for any class in the Classic Pleasure Driving Section, the 

horse must have qualified by winning the appropriate placing in any 

Classic Pleasure Driving class. 

■ Cross-entering is NOT allowed between the Classic Pleasure Driving 

and the English Pleasure or Pleasure Driving Sections. Cross-entering is 

allowed to other Sections of this horse show. 

■ Cross-entering of the horse is NOT allowed between Open and Masters 

classes in this section. EXCEPTION: Entrants in the Classic Pleasure 

Driving Gentlemen’s Finals may enter either the Open OR the Masters 

classes in this section. 

■ To be shown by an amateur in appropriate attire. Headers must be a 

minimum of 16 years of age. In Ladies and Gentlemen classes, driver 

must be 18 years or older. In Masters classes, driver must be 50 years or 

older. 

■ To be shown to an appropriate vehicle at a walk, pleasure trot and road 

trot. It is imperative that the horse give the distinct appearance of being a 

pleasure to drive, with emphasis on the walk and smooth transitions. 

Horses must stand quietly and back readily. To be judged on manners, 

performance with proper cadence and balance and gait 60%; type and 

conformation 40%. 

■ Championships to be judged 50% - 50%. 

OPEN 

118 GRAND NATIONAL CLASSIC PLEASURE DRIVING 

MARE .......................................................................Entry Fee: $105 


STALLION & GELDING ...................................... Entry Fee: $105 

213 $1,000 WORLD CHAMPION CLASSIC PLEASURE DRIVING 

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

a Classic Pleasure Driving class and declare entry two 

hours prior to the start of the session. 

For horses placing 1-6 in class 118 or 123 ...... Declaration Fee: $50 

For other horses shown and judged in a 

Classic Pleasure Driving class .................................Entry Fee: $205 

MASTERS 


MASTERS ................................................................Entry Fee: $105 

203 $1,000 WORLD CHAMPION CLASSIC PLEASURE DRIVING 

MASTERS 


class 106 and declare entry two hours prior to the start 


For horses placing 1-6 in class 106 ..................Declaration Fee: $50 

For other horses shown and judged in class 106 ....Entry Fee: $205 

JUNIOR EXHIBITOR 


JUNIOR EXHIBITOR 13 & UNDER............................Entry Fee: $80 


JUNIOR EXHIBITOR 14 – 17 ....................................Entry Fee: $80 

199 $500 WORLD CHAMPION CLASSIC PLEASURE DRIVING 



class 108 or 324 and declare entry two hours prior to the start 


For horses placing 1-6 in class 108 or 324.......Declaration Fee: $40 


class 108 or 324........................................................Entry Fee: $155 

JUNIOR HORSE 


THREE-YEAR-OLD & UNDER ..................................Entry Fee: $80 


FOUR-YEAR-OLD. .....................................................Entry Fee: $80 


JUNIOR HORSE 


class 47, 55 or 154 (Futurity) and declare entry two hours 

prior to the start of the session. 


class 47, 55 or 154 (Futurity) ............................Declaration Fee: $40 


class 47, 55 or 154 (Futurity) ....................................Entry Fee: $155 

LADIES 


LADIES GELDING .....................................................Entry Fee: $80 


LADIES MARE ...........................................................Entry Fee: $80 


LADIES 




For horses placing 1-6 in class 350 or 357 ......Declaration Fee: $40 


class 350 or 357 ...................................................... Entry Fee: $155 

GENTLEMEN 


GENTLEMEN’S FINALS 

Open to mares, geldings and stallions........................Entry Fee: $80 

CLASSIC PLEASURE SADDLE SECTION 

■ To qualify for any class in the Classic Pleasure Saddle Section, the 

horse must have qualified by winning the appropriate placing in any 

Classic Pleasure Saddle class. 

■ Cross-entering is not allowed between the Classic Pleasure Saddle and 

the English Pleasure or Pleasure Driving Sections. Cross-entering is 

allowed to other Sections of this horse show. 

■ Cross-entering of the horse is NOT allowed between Open and Masters 

classes in this section. 


■ To be shown by an amateur in saddle seat attire only. In Ladies and 

Gentlemen classes, rider must be 18 years or older. In Masters classes, 

rider must be 50 years or older. 

■ It is imperative that the horse give the distinct appearance of being a 

pleasure to ride with emphasis on the walk and smooth transitions. 

Horses must stand quietly and back readily. To be shown at a walk, 

pleasure trot, road trot and canter. To be judged on manners, 

performance with proper cadence and balance and gait 60%; type and 


■ Championships to be judged 50% - 50%; horses to be stripped in Open 

and Junior Horse Championships. 

OPEN 

65 GRAND NATIONAL CLASSIC PLEASURE SADDLE 

MARE .......................................................................Entry Fee: $105 

69 GRAND NATIONAL CLASSIC PLEASURE SADDLE STALLION 

& GELDING ..............................................................Entry Fee: $105 

158 $1,000 WORLD CHAMPION CLASSIC PLEASURE SADDLE 


a Classic Pleasure Saddle class and declare entry two 



class 65 or 69 ................................................... Declaration Fee: $50 


Classic Pleasure Saddle class .................................Entry Fee: $205 

MASTERS 


MASTERS ........................................................ Entry Fee: $105 

145 $1,000 WORLD CHAMPION CLASSIC PLEASURE SADDLE 

MASTERS 




For horses placing 1-6 in class 78.................... Declaration Fee: $50 

For other horses shown and judged in class 78.......Entry Fee: $205 





JUNIOR EXHIBITOR 12 & 13 ....................................Entry Fee: $80 

141 $500 WORLD CHAMPION CLASSIC PLEASURE SADDLE 

JUNIOR EXHIBITOR 13 & UNDER 




For horses placing 1-6 in class 41 or 51 .......... Declaration Fee: $40 


class 41 or 51 ...........................................................Entry Fee: $155 





168 $500 WORLD CHAMPION CLASSIC PLEASURE SADDLE 

JUNIOR EXHIBITOR 14 - 17 






class 115 or 349 .......................................................Entry Fee: $155 

JUNIOR HORSE 


JUNIOR HORSE FINALS...........................................Entry Fee: $80 

LADIES 

322 GRAND NATIONAL CLASSIC PLEASURE SADDLE LADIES 

GELDING....................................................................Entry Fee: $80 


LADIES MARE............................................................Entry Fee: $80 

242 $500 WORLD CHAMPION CLASSIC PLEASURE SADDLE LADIES 







DRESSAGE SECTION 

■ No qualification is required for Second Level and Above. 

■ Training Level and First Level horses entered in the Amateur or Junior 

Exhibitor classes must have achieved a minimum score of 63% at a 

USEF or EC recognized show. A copy of the test verifying eligibility must 

be submitted with entries. 

■ Training Level and First Level horses entered in the Open class must 

have achieved a minimum of 65% score at an USEF or EC recognized 

show. A copy of the test verifying eligibility must be submitted with 

entries. 

■ In order to enter a freestyle class at any level, a horse/rider combination 

must have received a minimum score of 60% in the highest test of the 

declared freestyle level at a USEF recognized competition. A photocopy 

of the test verifying eligibility must be submitted with entries. 

■ To be shown by a professional, amateur or junior exhibitor rider. 

Stallions are permitted except in Junior Exhibitor and AMHA Medal 

classes (USEF MO104.1). No horse may perform the same test more 

than once. Once having won a World Championship, the same horse and 

rider combination may not compete at that level again at a Grand National 

& World Championship Morgan Horse Show®. 

■ Bits must conform to USEF DR121.5. Bits will be checked for an entry 

upon completion of each test ridden. If the bit is found to be illegal, the 

horse will be disqualified and eliminated from competition and all fees and 

winnings of the entry for the entire competition will be forfeited. 

■ USEF DR121.7 applies only to the designated Dressage warm-up and 

competition areas or when the exhibitor is actually warming up for 

Dressage classes. 

■ Appointments. USEF MO105 will be strictly enforced. 

■ Musical freestyle riders must supply the horse show office with 2 copies 

of your music on a CD at least two hours before the session. 

■ A rider may not cross enter between open and amateur, open and 

junior exhibitor, or amateur and junior exhibitor at any one level. 

■ The order of classes will depend on the number of entries and the 

classes entered. Ride times will be included in the exhibitor packet or 

contact Susan Peacock at susan@showsecretary.com after September 

30. Ride times will also be posted on the GN website. 

■ Footing is dirt and sand. 

■ USDF recognized. 

■ Tests may be called or ridden from memory. 

MUSICAL FREESTYLE 

529 GRAND NATIONAL DRESSAGE MUSICAL FREE STYLE 

FIRST & SECOND LEVEL FINALS 

Musical Free Style riders must indicate the level they 

will ride on their entry blank. .......................................Entry Fee: $80 

530 GRAND NATIONAL DRESSAGE MUSICAL FREE STYLE 

THIRD LEVEL & ABOVE FINALS 

Musical Free Style riders must indicate the level they 

will ride on their entry blank. .......................................Entry Fee: $80 

TRAINING LEVEL 

A rider may not cross enter between open and amateur and open and 

junior exhibitor at any one level. Amateur riders must be 18 and over. 

Stallions are prohibited in Junior Exhibitor classes. 


501 GRAND NATIONAL DRESSAGE USEF 2007 

TRAINING LEVEL, TEST 2 (Open)............................Entry Fee: $80 


TRAINING LEVEL, TEST 2 (Amateur).......................Entry Fee: $80 


TRAINING LEVEL, TEST 2 (Jr. Ex.) ..........................Entry Fee: $80 













77a $250 WORLD CHAMPION DRESSAGE 

TRAINING LEVEL AWARD-OPEN 

Based on an average of two test scores at Training Level- 

Open; Test 4 mandatory and score must be included...........No Fee 

77b $250 WORLD CHAMPION DRESSAGE 

TRAINING LEVEL AWARD-AMATEUR 

Based on an average of two test scores at Training Level- 

Amateur; Test 4 mandatory and score must be included......No Fee 

77c $250 WORLD CHAMPION DRESSAGE 

TRAINING LEVEL AWARD-JUNIOR EXHIBITOR 

Based on an average of two test scores at Training Level-Jr. 

Exhibitor; Test 4 mandatory and score must be included. ....No Fee 

FIRST LEVEL 

A rider may not cross enter between open and amateur and open and 

junior exhibitor at any one level. Amateur riders must be 18 and over. 

Stallions are prohibited in Junior Exhibitor and AMHA Medal classes. 


FIRST LEVEL, TEST 1 (Open)...................................Entry Fee: $80 


FIRST LEVEL, TEST 1 (Amateur)..............................Entry Fee: $80 


FIRST LEVEL, TEST 1 (Jr. Ex) ..................................Entry Fee: $80 






FIRST LEVEL, TEST 2 (Jr. Ex.) .................................Entry Fee: $80 













77d $250 WORLD CHAMPION DRESSAGE 

FIRST LEVEL AWARD-OPEN 

Based on an average of two test scores at First Level; 

Test 4 mandatory and score must be included. ......................No Fee 

77e $250 WORLD CHAMPION DRESSAGE 

FIRST LEVEL AWARD-AMATEUR 


Test 4 mandatory and score must be included....................... No Fee 

77f $250 WORLD CHAMPION DRESSAGE 

FIRST LEVEL AWARD-JUNIOR EXHIBITOR 



SECOND LEVEL 


SECOND LEVEL, TEST 1 ..........................................Entry Fee: $80 







77g $250 WORLD CHAMPION DRESSAGE SECOND LEVEL AWARD 

Based on an average of two test scores at Second Level; 


THIRD LEVEL 


THIRD LEVEL, TEST 1 ..............................................Entry Fee: $80 





77h $250 WORLD CHAMPION DRESSAGE THIRD LEVEL AWARD 

Based on an average of two test scores at Third Level; Test 3 

mandatory and score must be included.................................. No Fee 

FOURTH LEVEL 


FOURTH LEVEL, TEST 1 ..........................................Entry Fee: $80 





77i $250 WORLD CHAMPION DRESSAGE FOURTH LEVEL AWARD 

Based on an average of two test scores at Fourth Level; Test 3 

mandatory and score must be included.................................. No Fee 

FEI LEVEL 

515 GRAND NATIONAL DRESSAGE 

PRIX ST. GEORGE TEST..........................................Entry Fee: $80 


INTERMEDIATE I TEST.............................................Entry Fee: $80 


INTERMEDIATE II TEST............................................Entry Fee: $80 


GRAND PRIX TEST ...................................................Entry Fee: $80 

77j $250 WORLD CHAMPION DRESSAGE FEI LEVEL AWARD 

Based on an average of any two test scores at FEI Level ..... No Fee 

ENGLISH PLEASURE SECTION 

■ Horses must have qualified by winning the appropriate placing in that 

class. EXCEPTIONS: Youth does not require any qualification, any 

Amateur class will qualify for Masters, any Ladies class will qualify for 

Ladies Amateur. 

■ To be shown under English tack at a walk, pleasure trot, road trot, and 

canter, with light rein but still maintaining contact with horse’s mouth. 

Horses may be asked to back. 

■ Cross-entering of the same horse/rider combination is NOT allowed 

between Junior Exhibitor and Youth classes. 


■ Cross-entering of the same horse is NOT allowed between Ladies and 

Ladies Amateur Classes. 

■ Cross-entering of the same horse is NOT allowed between Amateur 

and Amateur Masters Classes. 

■ In Open and Youth classes, horses to be judged on manners, 

performance with proper cadence and balance, quality, presence, and 

apparent ability to give a good pleasure ride 60%; type and conformation 

40%. 

■ In Junior Horse classes, horses to be judged on manners, quality, 

performance with proper cadence and balance, presence, and apparent 

ability to give a good pleasure ride 60%; type and conformation 40%. 

■ In Junior Exhibitor classes, horses to be judged on manners, suitability, 


apparent ability to give a good pleasure ride 60%; type and conformation 

40%. 

■ In Ladies and Ladies Amateur classes, rider must be 18 years or older. 

Horses to be judged on manners, suitability, quality, performance with 

proper cadence and balance, presence, and apparent ability to give a 

good pleasure ride 60%; type and conformation 40%. 

■ In Amateur classes, rider must be 18 years or older, Amateur Masters 

riders must be 50 years or older. Horses to be judged on manners, 

performance with proper cadence and balance, suitability, quality, 

presence, and apparent ability to give a good pleasure ride 60%; type and 




OPEN 

89 GRAND NATIONAL ENGLISH PLEASURE 

GELDING .................................................................Entry Fee: $105 


MARE ......................................................................Entry Fee: $105 


STALLION ...............................................................Entry Fee: $105 

218 $1,000 WORLD CHAMPION ENGLISH PLEASURE 


an English Pleasure class and declare entry two hours 


For horses placing 1-6 in class 67, 84 or 89 .... Declaration Fee: $50 

For other horses shown and judged in an 

English Pleasure class .............................................Entry Fee: $205 

AMATEUR 

133 GRAND NATIONAL ENGLISH PLEASURE AMATEUR 

GELDING..................................................................Entry Fee: $105 


MARE .......................................................................Entry Fee: $105 


STALLION ................................................................Entry Fee: $105 

243 $1,000 WORLD CHAMPION ENGLISH PLEASURE AMATEUR 


class 131, 133 or 136 and declare entry two hours prior to 

the start of the session. 


131, 133 or 136 ............................................... Declaration Fee: $50 


class 131, 133 or 136 ..............................................Entry Fee: $205 



209 $1,000 WORLD CHAMPION ENGLISH PLEASURE 

AMATEUR MASTERS 


class 128 and declare entry two hours prior to 


For horses placing 1-6 in class 128.................. Declaration Fee: $50 

For other horses shown and judged in class 128.....Entry Fee: $205 





JUNIOR EXHIBITOR 12 & 13.....................................Entry Fee: $80 

170 $500 WORLD CHAMPION ENGLISH PLEASURE 





For horses placing 1-6 in class 44 or 323.........Declaration Fee: $40 


class 44 or 323..........................................................Entry Fee: $155 










For horses placing 1-6 in class 42 or 46...........Declaration Fee: $40 


class 42 or 46............................................................Entry Fee: $155 

JUNIOR HORSE 

129 GRAND NATIONAL ENGLISH PLEASURE THREE-YEAR-OLD 

MARE..........................................................................Entry Fee: $80 

147 GRAND NATIONAL ENGLISH PLEASURE THREE-YEAR-OLD 

STALLION & GELDING..............................................Entry Fee: $80 


THREE-YEAR-OLD 

To be eligible, horse must have shown and been 

judged in class 129, 147 or 121 (Futurity) and 

declare entry two hours prior to the start of the session. 


class 129, 147 or 121 (Futurity) ........................Declaration Fee: $40 


129, 147 or 121 (Futurity) ..........................................Entry Fee: $155 

325 GRAND NATIONAL ENGLISH PLEASURE FOUR-YEAR-OLD 

MARE..........................................................................Entry Fee: $80 

327 GRAND NATIONAL ENGLISH PLEASURE FOUR-YEAR-OLD 



FOUR-YEAR-OLD 






class 325 or 327.........................................................Entry Fee: $155 

LADIES 

54 GRAND NATIONAL ENGLISH PLEASURE LADIES 


329 GRAND NATIONAL ENGLISH PLEASURE LADIES 

MARE..........................................................................Entry Fee: $80 

214 $500 WORLD CHAMPION ENGLISH PLEASURE LADIES 






class 54 or 329...........................................................Entry Fee: $155 


76 GRAND NATIONAL ENGLISH PLEASURE LADIES AMATEUR 


80 GRAND NATIONAL ENGLISH PLEASURE LADIES AMATEUR 

MARE .........................................................................Entry Fee: $80 


LADIES AMATEUR 






class 76 or 80 ............................................................Entry Fee: $155 

YOUTH 

74 GRAND NATIONAL ENGLISH PLEASURE YOUTH FINALS 

Open to stallions, mares and geldings. To be judged 

as an open class. Open to exhibitors 21 years of age 

and under....................................................................Entry Fee: $80 

EQUITATION SECTION 

AMHA GOLD MEDAL CLASSES 

■ All AMHA Medal Classes will be conducted according to the USEF 

Chapter MO, Subchapter MO-12 (Morgan Equitation). 

■ To be eligible for the finals, riders must be AMHA members and must 

have placed first or second in an AMHA Silver Medal class or first in a 

Medal Qualifying class held after October 12, 2008. 

■ Reining Seat riders may qualify by riding a registered Morgan mare or 

gelding in an open USEF or NRHA recognized competition and receive a 

score of 70 or higher in reining or a first, second or third place in Reining 

Seat Equitation. 

■ Hunter Seat Over Fences riders may qualify by riding a registered 

Morgan mare or gelding in an open USEF Hunter Over Fences Equitation 

class and place first, second or third. 

■ If qualifying by these alternative methods, a copy of the prize list and 

proof of the score or placing must be signed by the competition secretary 

and submitted to the AMHA office by the rider prior to the entry deadline. 

■ Riders who qualified after October 12, 2008 and lost their age grouping 

are eligible to compete in the Medal class finals this year. See USEF 

MO164. 

■ Protective headgear is acceptable in Dressage, Reining Seat, Saddle 

Seat and Western Seat. It is mandatory for all Hunter Seat Equitation 

riders to wear ASTM/SEI protective headgear with properly fitting 

harness. 

■ All Gold Medal winners receive a $250 scholarship. The following 

criteria apply: 1) The funds may be used for school or any organized 

equine educational experience; i.e. camp, seminars, clinics. 2) Funds 

must be awarded for an appropriate endeavor by the winner’s 21st 

birthday or be forfeited. 3) The funds will be held by the AMHI until 

requested and will be paid to the winner without accumulated interest. 

■ The Presentation of Equitation Champions is for Gold Medal Winners 

and Reserve. Please check the schedule for time of presentation. 

507 AMHA DRESSAGE SEAT GOLD MEDAL FINALS 

Show at which rider qualified must be listed on entry blank. 

The number of horses to be worked simultaneously will not 

exceed 25. In the finals, it is required that all riders perform 

independent tests, selected from the tests in MO172.4. 

Horses to enter the ring at a medium walk. To be judged at a 

medium walk, working trot (sitting and rising) and working 

canter both ways of the ring. The judge may ask any and/or 

all riders to perform movements and exercises as required at 

Training and First Level. For complete class specifications 

refer to USEF MO172.................................................Entry Fee: $80 

331 AMHA HUNTER SEAT ON THE FLAT GOLD MEDAL 

PRELIMINARY 


If there are more than 20 entries in the class, the judge must 


work contestants in groups of 20 or less. Division of the class 

must be publicly announced and posted at least one hour prior 

to the start of the class. Entries are to enter the ring at a walk 

or trot and are to be judged at a flat-footed, four-beat walk; 

diagonal, two-beat trot; and three-beat canter. They are 

worked both ways of the ring. The reverse may be executed 

by turning either toward or away from the rail. All entries are 

required to perform an individual workout from tests a-p in 

USEF MO170. Results will be posted in numerical order after all 

preliminaries have been completed. A minimum of 12 riders will 

qualify for the finals. Individual workout instructions may be 

posted for all competitors to study at least one 

hour before the session containing the class and, if so, 

announced to the exhibitors. Formal attire is not permitted in 

Hunter Seat Equitation. USEF EQ109.1.....................Entry Fee: $80 

238 AMHA HUNTER SEAT ON THE FLAT GOLD MEDAL FINALS 

To be eligible, finalists must have qualified in class 331. 

Scores will not be carried forward from the preliminary class. 

To be judged at a walk, trot and canter. At least six riders 

in the final ride-off will be required to perform an individual 

workout consisting of two or more tests from tests a-p in 

USEF MO170. Formal attire is not permitted in 

Hunter Seat Equitation. USEF EQ109.1................................. No Fee 

544 AMHA HUNTER SEAT OVER FENCES GOLD MEDAL FINALS 


Course design must be posted one hour before the class. 

To be shown over a figure eight course of not less than six 

obstacles at 2’6” which must include one combination, including 

an oxer, and two changes of direction (change of lead) after 

the first fence. More than one exhibitor may not ride the same horse. 

If the judge requests additional tests, at least four 

exhibitors may be called back to perform at a walk, trot and 

canter, or to execute two or more individual tests from tests 

a-q in USEF MO171. Workout instructions must 

be publicly announced. Formal attire is not permitted in 

Hunter Seat Equitation. USEF EQ109.1.....................Entry Fee: $80 

571 AMHA REINING SEAT GOLD MEDAL FINALS 


Riders who receive Top Ten placings qualify for the USEF 

Reining Seat Medal Finals. Each entry must perform one of 

the USEF Reining patterns outlined in RN107. The Reining 

Seat Medal Class is an equitation class where position, hands 

and seat are paramount. The class will be judged 50% on 

equitation and 50% on the reining pattern. A contestant who is 

off pattern will be disqualified and will not receive any award 

except in a ride-off where the contestant shall be placed last 

of those chosen for the ride-off.. .................................Entry Fee: $80 

347 AMHA SADDLE SEAT GOLD MEDAL PRELIMINARY 





to the start of the class. Entries are to enter the ring at a trot 

and are to be judged both ways of the ring at the walk, trot and 

canter. All entries are required to perform an individual workout 

from tests a-p in USEF MO167. Results will be posted in 

numerical order after all preliminaries have been completed. 

A minimum of 12 riders will qualify for the finals.........Entry Fee: $80 

160 AMHA SADDLE SEAT GOLD MEDAL FINALS 


Scores will not be carried forward from the preliminary class. 

To be judged both ways of the ring at the walk, trot and canter. 

At least six riders will be required to perform an individual 

workout from tests a-p in USEF MO167. ............................... No Fee

310 AMHA WESTERN SEAT GOLD MEDAL PRELIMINARY 





to the start of the class. Entries are to enter the ring at a walk 

or jog and are to be judged at a flat-footed, four-beat walk; 

diagonal, two-beat jog; and three-beat lope. They are worked 

both ways of the ring. The reverse may be executed by turning 

either toward or away from the rail. All contestants 

are required to back in a straight line during the line up 

in all classes. All entries are required to perform an individual 

workout from tests a-j in USEF MO168. 

Results will be posted in numerical order after all preliminaries 

have been completed. A minimum of 12 riders will qualify 

for the finals. ...............................................................Entry Fee: $80 

112 AMHA WESTERN SEAT GOLD MEDAL FINALS 


Scores will not be carried forward from the preliminary 

class. To be judged at a walk, jog and lope. At least six 

riders in the final ride-off will be required to perform an 

individual workout consisting of two or more tests from 

Tests a-j in the USEF MO168..................................................No Fee 

HUNTER SEAT 

■ Riders must have qualified by winning the appropriate placing in a 

Hunter Seat Equitation class, EXCEPT Hunter over Fences, which 

requires no qualification. 

■ See USEF Chapter EQ, Subchapter EQ-2 

■ Formal attire is not permitted in Hunter Seat Equitation. USEF 

EQ109.1. 

■ It is mandatory for all riders in Hunter Seat Equitation to wear ASTM/ 

SEI approved headgear with properly fitting harness. 

■ The Presentation of Equitation Champions is for World Champion and 

Reserve WC. Please check the schedule for time of presentation. 

315 GRAND NATIONAL HUNTER SEAT ON THE FLAT 

EQUITATION 11 & UNDER 

To be shown at a walk, trot and canter. 

USEF Tests 1-6. .......................................................... Enty Fee: $55 


EQUITATION 12 


USEF Tests 1-6. .........................................................Entry Fee: $55 


EQUITATION 13 



372 WORLD CHAMPION HUNTER SEAT ON THE FLAT 

JUNIOR EQUITATION 

To be eligible, riders must have shown and been judged in 

class 315, 316 or 317 and declare entry two hours prior to the start 

of the session. To be shown at a walk, trot and canter. 

USEF Tests 1-6. 

For riders placing 1-6 in class 315, 316 or 317 Declaration Fee: $30 

For other riders shown and judged in 



EQUITATION 14 


USEF Tests 1-19. .......................................................Entry Fee: $55 


EQUITATION 15 




EQUITATION 16 





EQUITATION 17 



373 WORLD CHAMPION HUNTER SEAT ON THE FLAT 

SENIOR EQUITATION 


class 318, 319, 320 or 321 and declare entry two hours prior 

to the start of the session. To be shown at a walk, trot and canter. 


For riders placing 1-6 in 

class 318, 319, 320 or 321 ..............................Declaration Fee: $30 


class 318, 319, 320 or 321 ......................................Entry Fee: $105 

554 GRAND NATIONAL HUNTER SEAT OVER FENCES 

EQUITATION 17 & UNDER FINALS 

To be shown over a course of not less than six obstacles not 

to exceed 2’3” All riders in classes where jumping is required 

are required to wear protective headgear 

(USEF GR801)............................................................Entry Fee: $80 

SADDLE SEAT 


Saddle Seat Equitation class. 

■ To qualify for the UPHA Challenge Cup Finals, riders must have placed 

1 st thru 4 th in a UPHA Challenge Cup class or 1 st or 2 nd in a Morgan UPHA 

Challenge Cup class. 

■ See USEF Chapter EQ, Subchapter EQ-3. 

■ Cross-entering is not allowed between Saddle Seat Classic Equitation 

and Saddle Seat Equitation classes. This does not apply to AMHA Medal 

and UPHA classes. 


Reserve WC, including the UPHA Senior and Junior Champion & 

Reserve. Please check the schedule for time of presentation. 

304 GRAND NATIONAL SADDLE SEAT EQUITATION 11 & UNDER 



303 GRAND NATIONAL SADDLE SEAT EQUITATION 12 & 13 



389 WORLD CHAMPION SADDLE SEAT JUNIOR EQUITATION 





For riders placing 1-6 in class 303 or 304.........Declaration Fee: $30 








USEF Tests 1-16. ......................................................Entry Fee: $55 

387 WORLD CHAMPION SADDLE SEAT SENIOR EQUITATION 








378 UPHA MORGAN JUNIOR CHALLENGE CUP FINALS PHASE I 


All contestants must work in groups of 20 or less on the rail and 

complete an individual workout. A minimum number of 12 and

no more than 14 riders will be chosen for Phase II. No predetermined 

number need be selected from each group. Results 

will be posted in numerical order after all preliminaries have been 

completed. If the class is divided because of its size, it is split 

by every other number. All riders compete at the walk, 

trot and canter, both directions, and line up. The divisions 

should be dismissed on standby, with individual workouts 

executed immediately following completion of rail work by that 

group. To be judged on rail work 60% and on the individual 

workout 40%...............................................................Entry Fee: $80 

383 UPHA MORGAN JUNIOR CHALLENGE CUP FINALS PHASE II 

To be judged as a continuation of Phase I, not as a separate 

class. To be eligible, finalists must have qualified Phase I. 

No individual workouts will be requested; however, at the judges’ 

discretion, selected riders may be requested to do additional rail 

work as a group. The top ten will be announced with Reserve 

Champion and Champion announced finally. The same horse 

must be used in both phases of the UPHA Finals unless the 

animal is sick or lame, in which case a veterinarian’s 

certification is required.............................................................No Fee 

379 UPHA MORGAN SENIOR CHALLENGE CUP FINALS PHASE I 


All contestants must work in groups of 20 or less on the rail and 

complete an individual workout. A minimum number of 12 and no 

more than 14 riders will be chosen for Phase II. No predetermined 

number need be selected from each group. Results will be posted in 

numerical order after all preliminaries have been completed. If the 

class is divided because of its size, it is split by every other number. 

All riders compete at the walk, trot and canter, both directions, and 

line up. The divisions should be dismissed on standby, with 

individual workouts executed immediately following completion of 

rail work by that group. To be judged on rail work 60% and on the 

individual workout 40%...............................................Entry Fee: $80 

381 UPHA MORGAN SENIOR CHALLENGE CUP FINALS PHASE II 

To be judged as a continuation of Phase I, not as a separate 

class. To be eligible, finalists must have qualified in Phase I. 

No individual workouts will be requested; however, at the 

judges’ discretion, selected riders may be requested to do additional 

rail work as a group. The top ten will be announced 

with Reserve Champion and Champion announced finally. 

The same horse must be used in both phases of the UPHA 

Finals unless the animal is sick or lame, in which case a 

veterinarian’s certification is required. ....................................No Fee 

SADDLE SEAT CLASSIC 

■ No qualification is required for the Saddle Seat Classic Equitation 

section. 


■ Cross-entering is not allowed between Saddle Seat Classic Equitation 

and Saddle Seat Equitation classes. This does not apply to AMHA Medal 

and UPHA classes. 



305 GRAND NATIONAL SADDLE SEAT CLASSIC 


Open to riders on Classic Pleasure horses. To be shown at a 

walk, trot and canter. USEF Tests 1-12. ....................Entry Fee: $55 

307 GRAND NATIONAL SADDLE SEAT CLASSIC 

EQUITATION 14 - 17 

Open to riders on Classic Pleasure horses. To be shown at a 

walk, trot and canter. USEF Tests 1-16. ....................Entry Fee: $55 

388 WORLD CHAMPION SADDLE SEAT CLASSIC EQUITATION 








WALK - TROT 

■ No qualification is required for the Walk-Trot Equitation section. 

■ Open to riders who have not reached their 12 th birthday as of 

December 1, 2008. 

■ Riders are exempt from paying the USEF and AMHA non-member 

fees. 

■ Rider must not have been judged in ANY saddle class, test or pattern 

that has required a canter in a recognized or non-recognized competition. 

■ Riders may not enter any other class in the competition in which they 

are competing with the exception of other walk and trot classes, driving or 

fitting & showmanship. 

■ Stallions are prohibited. 

■ Equipment, attire and presentation must match the discipline being 

ridden and the class entered. 

■ Protective headgear is acceptable in Western Seat, Saddle Seat and 

Saddle Seat Classic. It is mandatory for all Hunter Seat Equitation riders 

to wear ASTM/SEI protective headgear with properly fitting harness. 

■ After the judge’s card has been turned in and prior to the presentation 

of the awards, one attendant without whip per entry will be permitted in 

the lineup and will be called in by the announcer. 

■ Horses may enter other classes in any Section, providing the 

requirements for that Section are met. 

■ Cross entering between Saddle Seat Classic Equitation and Saddle 

Seat Equitation is not permitted. 

362 GRAND NATIONAL WALK-TROT HUNTER SEAT 


To be shown in hunt attire with appropriate tack at a walk 

and trot and judged on equitation ...............................Entry Fee: $55 


EQUITATION 9 


and trot and judged on equitation. ..............................Entry Fee: $55 


EQUITATION 10 




EQUITATION 11 



371 WORLD CHAMPION WALK-TROT HUNTER SEAT 



class 362, 364, 366 or 368 and declare entry two hours prior 

to the start of the session. 

For riders placing 1-6 in class 

362, 364, 366 or 368 ........................................Declaration Fee: $30 


class 362, 364, 366 or 368 ......................................Entry Fee: $105 

308 GRAND NATIONAL WALK-TROT SADDLE SEAT 


To be shown in saddle seat attire with appropriate tack at a 

walk and trot and judged on equitation. ......................Entry Fee: $55 

306 GRAND NATIONAL WALK-TROT SADDLE SEAT 

EQUITATION 10-11 

To be shown in saddle seat attire with appropriate tack at a 

walk and trot and judged on equitation. ......................Entry Fee: $55 


384 WORLD CHAMPION WALK-TROT SADDLE SEAT 



class 306 or 308 and declare entry two hours prior to the start of the 

session. 

For riders placing 1-6 in class 306 or 308 ........ Declaration Fee: $30 



382 GRAND NATIONAL WALK-TROT SADDLE SEAT CLASSIC 


Open to riders on Classic Pleasure horses. To be shown in 

saddle seat attire with appropriate tack at a walk and trot 

and judged on equitation. ...........................................Entry Fee: $55 

380 GRAND NATIONAL WALK-TROT SADDLE SEAT CLASSIC 


Open to riders on Classic Pleasure horses. To be shown in 

saddle seat attire with appropriate tack at a walk and trot and judged 

on equitation. .............................................................Entry Fee: $55 

390 WORLD CHAMPION WALK-TROT SADDLE SEAT CLASSIC 




session. 




313 GRAND NATIONAL WALK-TROT WESTERN SEAT 


To be shown in western attire with appropriate tack at a walk and 

jog trot and judged on equitation. ...............................Entry Fee: $55 

311 GRAND NATIONAL WALK-TROT WESTERN SEAT 


To be shown in western attire with appropriate tack at a walk and 

jog trot and judged on equitation. ...............................Entry Fee: $55 

330 WORLD CHAMPION WALK-TROT WESTERN SEAT 




session. 




WESTERN SEAT 


Western Seat Equitation class or a class titled Reining Seat Equitation. 




367 GRAND NATIONAL WESTERN SEAT EQUITATION 11 & UNDER 

To be shown at a walk, jog trot and lope. 


365 GRAND NATIONAL WESTERN SEAT EQUITATION 12 & 13 



385 WORLD CHAMPION WESTERN SEAT JUNIOR EQUITATION 



of the session. To be shown at a walk, jog trot and lope. 










USEF Tests 1-5.......................................................... Entry Fee: $55 

386 WORLD CHAMPION WESTERN SEAT SENIOR EQUITATION 



of the session. To be shown at a walk, jog trot and lope. 




class 361 or 363....................................................... Entry Fee: $105 

FITTING & SHOWMANSHIP SECTION 

■ No qualification is required for the Fitting & Showmanship section. 

■ The Morgan Fitting and Showmanship class (English or Western) 

demonstrates the exhibitor’s ability to condition and show a horse to a 

designated person. Stallions are prohibited in classes limited to junior 

exhibitors (less than 18 years). The fitting and showmanship class is to be 

judged 40% on appearance and 60% on showmanship. 

309 GRAND NATIONAL FITTING AND SHOWMANSHIP 

9 & UNDER FINALS................................................... Entry Fee: $80 


10-13 FINALS............................................................. Entry Fee: $80 


14-17 FINALS............................................................. Entry Fee: $80 

FUTURITY SECTION 

■ No qualification is required for the Futurity section. 

■ The World Morgan Futurity is open to the world and offers the privilege 

to Morgan breeders and owners to exhibit quality Morgans before the 

most prestigious audience of Morgan enthusiasts today. The purpose of 

the World Morgan Futurity is to reward those breeders who breed 

superior Morgan horses. Breeders must show faith in their breeding 

program by nominating their foals as weanlings, predicting that these 

foals in the “future” will be the caliber of Morgans that will one day show at 

the Grand National & World Championship Morgan Horse Show. 

■ The World Morgan Futurity will be shown each year at the Grand 

National & World Championship Morgan Horse Show. All divisions will be 

judged by qualified judges approved by the Grand National & World 

Championship Morgan Horse Show Committee. All horses shown must 

be currently nominated in the World Morgan Futurity. The World Morgan 

Futurity will be shown in four divisions: Yearlings, Two-Year-Olds, Three- 

Year-Olds and Alumni Four-Year-Olds. 

■ All show fees must be paid by August 1 st to the Futurity Secretary on 

the Futurity Show Entry Form for all horses showing at this year’s Grand 

National & World Championship Show. ONLY HORSES THAT HAVE 

MADE THESE ENTRIES WITH THE FUTURITY WILL BE ALLOWED TO 

SHOW AT THE GRAND NATIONAL. FUTURITY HORSES AND 

CLASSES MUST BE LISTED ON THE GRAND NATIONAL SHOW 

ENTRY FORM. A GRAND NATIONAL FUTURITY FEE OF $80 PER 

HORSE, PER CLASS, MUST BE PAID TO THE GRAND NATIONAL & 

WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP MORGAN HORSE SHOW FOR ALL 

YEARLING, TWO YEAR OLD AND THREE YEAR OLD FUTURITY 

HORSES COMPETING IN 2009. ALUMNI FOUR YEAR OLD FUTURITY 

HORSES WILL PAY A $20 GRAND NATIONAL FEE. 

■ The Show Entry Blank must be sent to the Grand National Show 

Secretary, postmarked by August 18, 2009 or received by August 25, 

2009 and accompanied by stall, USEF drug fees and all other required 

payments. 

CLASS PAYBACKS for 

YEARLINGS, TWO-YEAR-OLDS and THREE-YEAR-OLDS 

Champion Reserve 3 rd 4 th 5 th 6 th 7 th 8 th 9 th 10 th 

25% of prize money 20% 15% 10% 5% 5% 5% 5% 5% 5% 

ALUMNI PAYBACKS 

Prize money is paid back to Alumni Four-Year-Old horses placing 1-10 in 

any Grand National Class that they have entered with the Futurity 


Secretary. A $20 Grand National show fee is charged for each Alumni 

class entry. Please indicate alumni entries with a * beside class number 

on the Grand National entry form and add $20 to the regular entry fee. 

190 WORLD CHAMPION FUTURITY IN-HAND 

YEARLING GELDING ................................................Entry Fee: $80 


YEARLING FILLY.......................................................Entry Fee: $80 


YEARLING COLT.......................................................Entry Fee: $80 


TWO-YEAR-OLD GELDING ......................................Entry Fee: $80 


TWO-YEAR-OLD MARE ............................................Entry Fee: $80 


TWO-YEAR-OLD STALLION .....................................Entry Fee: $80 

154 WORLD CHAMPION FUTURITY CLASSIC 

PLEASURE DRIVING THREE-YEAR-OLD ...............Entry Fee: $80 

121 WORLD CHAMPION FUTURITY ENGLISH 

PLEASURE THREE-YEAR-OLD................................Entry Fee: $80 

143 WORLD CHAMPION FUTURITY HUNTER 

PLEASURE THREE-YEAR-OLD................................Entry Fee: $80 

116 WORLD CHAMPION FUTURITY PARK HARNESS 

TWO-YEAR-OLD........................................................Entry Fee: $80 

102 WORLD CHAMPION FUTURITY PARK HARNESS 

THREE-YEAR-OLD....................................................Entry Fee: $80 

177 WORLD CHAMPION FUTURITY PARK SADDLE 


If entries warrant, class 70 will be run in two heats and class 180 will be 

the Championship class. If a split is not necessary, class 70 is the 

Championship and class 180 will not be held. 

70 WORLD CHAMPION FUTURITY PLEASURE DRIVING 

TWO-YEAR-OLD........................................................Entry Fee: $80 


TWO-YEAR-OLD (IF NEEDED) ..................................Entry Fee: $0 

If entries warrant, class 86 will be run in two heats and class 198 will be 

the Championship class. If a split is not necessary, class 86 is the 

Championship and class 198 will not be held. 




THREE-YEAR-OLD (IF NEEDED) ..............................Entry Fee: $0 

20 WORLD CHAMPION FUTURITY WESTERN PLEASURE 


Send all nomination forms and Futurity show entry forms to: 

Kelly McFaul • 206 S. Lark Ln. • Wichita, KS 67209 

316-650-2287 • FAX: 316-361-0847 • kellymcfa@aol.com 

For information, contact Barb Rudicel 765-288-3558 • brudicel@aol.com 

www.worldmorganfuturity.com 

FUTURITY DATES TO REMEMBER 

April 1 st -Eligibility Nominations due 

August 1 st -Show Entry Forms due 

December 1 st -Weanling Nominations due 

HUNTER SECTION 

■ No qualification is required for the Hunter section. 

■ See USEF Chapter 7. If a class with jumps is split, horses will jump in 

the first heat and may, at the discretion of the Judge, be asked to jump in 

the final heat. 

■ Riders in all classes where jumping is required and when jumping 

anywhere on the show grounds must wear protective headgear. See 

USEF GR801. Footing is dirt and sand. 

■ In Amateur classes, riders must be 18 years or older. 

■ The World Champion Working Hunter High-Point Award will be 

awarded to the horse accumulating the most points in classes 547, 556 

and 557 and is based upon a point system of 10, 6, 4, 2, 1, ½. Ties are 

broken per Hunter Rules, HU139; the horse scoring the most points over 

fences wins the tie; or, in the face of a tie after that, the horses are shown 

and judged as an Under Saddle class. 

■ The World Champion Low Working Hunter High-Point Award will be 

awarded to the horse accumulating the most points in classes 541, 545 

and 546 and is based upon a point system of 10, 6, 4, 2, 1, ½. Ties are 

broken per Hunter Rules, HU139; the horse scoring the most points over 

fences wins the tie; or, in the face of a tie after that, the horses are shown 

and judged as an Under Saddle class. 

■ SCHOOLING ROUNDS. $10 a round. 

■ GRAND NATIONAL LOW WORKING HUNTER. Horses must execute 

at least 8 jumping attempts, fences not to exceed 2’6”. To be judged on 

performance and soundness. 

■ GRAND NATIONAL LOW WORKING HUNTER UNDER SADDLE. To 

be shown at a walk, trot, canter and hand gallop both ways of the ring. 

For safety reasons, the judge may limit the number of horses to hand 

gallop at one time. Excessive speed at the hand gallop should be 

penalized. Light contact with the mouth is required. Horses should be 

obedient, alert, responsive and move freely. Horses should not be 

eliminated for slight errors. HORSES ENTERING UNDER SADDLE 

CLASS MUST ALSO ENTER AT LEAST ONE OVER FENCES CLASS. 

■ GRAND NATIONAL HUNTER HACK FINALS. To be shown at a walk, 

trot and canter both ways of the ring. Horses are then individually asked 

to jump two fences and gallop one way of the ring. Fences - 1’6”-2’6” 

■ GRAND NATIONAL WORKING HUNTER. Horses must execute at 

least 8 jumping attempts, fences not to exceed 3’3”. To be judged on 


■ GRAND NATIONAL WORKING HUNTER AMATEUR/JUNIOR 

EXHIBITOR FINALS (concurrent). Horses must execute at least 8 

jumping attempts, fences not to exceed 2’6”. To be judged on 


■ GRAND NATIONAL WORKING HUNTER UNDER SADDLE. To be 

shown at a walk, trot, canter and hand gallop both ways of the ring. For 

safety reasons, the judge may limit the number of horses to hand gallop 

at one time. Excessive speed at the hand gallop should be penalized. 

Light contact with the mouth is required. Horses should be obedient, alert, 

responsive and move freely. Horses should not be eliminated for slight 

errors. HORSES ENTERING UNDER SADDLE CLASS MUST ALSO 

ENTER AT LEAST ONE OVER FENCES CLASS. 

541 GRAND NATIONAL LOW WORKING HUNTER I......Entry Fee: $80 

545 GRAND NATIONAL LOW WORKING HUNTER II.....Entry Fee: $80 

546 GRAND NATIONAL LOW WORKING HUNTER 

UNDER SADDLE........................................................Entry Fee: $80 

547 GRAND NATIONAL WORKING HUNTER I ...............Entry Fee: $80 

556 GRAND NATIONAL WORKING HUNTER II ..............Entry Fee: $80 

557 GRAND NATIONAL WORKING HUNTER 

UNDER SADDLE........................................................Entry Fee: $80 

548 GRAND NATIONAL HUNTER HACK FINALS ...........Entry Fee: $80 

555a GRAND NATIONAL WORKING HUNTER 

AMATEUR FINALS (concurrent with 553b)................Entry Fee: $80 

555b GRAND NATIONAL WORKING HUNTER JUNIOR 

EXHIBITOR FINALS (concurrent with 553a) ..............Entry Fee: $80 

151a $500 WORLD CHAMPION LOW WORKING HUNTER 

HIGH-POINT AWARD 


class 541, 545 and 546........................................................... No Fee 

151b $500 WORLD CHAMPION WORKING HUNTER 

HIGH-POINT AWARD 




HUNTER PLEASURE SECTION 




Ladies Amateur, any Open class will qualify for Gentlemen. 

■ The Hunter Pleasure Horse should be shown with hunter style 

equipment at a walk, trot, extended trot, canter and extended canter, with 

light rein but still maintaining contact with horse’s mouth. USEF MO135- 

139. 



■ Cross-entering of the horse is NOT allowed between Ladies and Ladies 

Amateur Classes. 

■ Cross-entering of the horse is NOT allowed between Amateur and 

Amateur Masters Classes. 

■ In Ladies, Ladies Amateur, Gentlemen and Amateur classes, rider must 

be 18 years or older. 

■ In Amateur Masters classes, rider must be 50 years or older. 

■ Formal attire (shadbelly) is optional for all female exhibitors after 6 p.m. 

or in Championship classes held at any time. Formal attire consists of a 

hunter shadbelly with buff or canary breeches, stock tie, canary vest, top 

hat and hunt boots. Riders, including Junior Exhibitors, in Hunter Pleasure 

classes are not required to wear headgear in accordance with USEF 

GR801. Therefore, Junior Exhibitors in this Section may wear formal attire 

under current Morgan rules if they desire. 

■ To be judged on performance with proper cadence and balance, 

manners, and soundness 60%; type and conformation 40%. 



OPEN 

85 GRAND NATIONAL HUNTER PLEASURE 

MARE .......................................................................Entry Fee: $105 

95 GRAND NATIONAL HUNTER PLEASURE STALLION 

& GELDING ..............................................................Entry Fee: $105 

216 $1,000 WORLD CHAMPION HUNTER PLEASURE 


a Hunter Pleasure class and declare entry two hours prior 




Hunter Pleasure class ..............................................Entry Fee: $205 

AMATEUR 

52 GRAND NATIONAL HUNTER PLEASURE AMATEUR 

MARE .......................................................................Entry Fee: $105 


STALLION & GELDING............................................Entry Fee: $105 

157 $1,000 WORLD CHAMPION HUNTER PLEASURE AMATEUR 


class 52 or 38 and declare entry two hours prior to the 




class 52 or 38 ............................................................Entry Fee: $205 



200 $1,000 WORLD CHAMPION HUNTER PLEASURE 



class 19 and declare entry two hours prior to the 



For other horses shown and judged in class 19........Entry Fee: $205 






JUNIOR EXHIBITOR 12 ............................................Entry Fee: $80 


JUNIOR EXHIBITOR 13 ............................................Entry Fee: $80 

205 $500 WORLD CHAMPION HUNTER PLEASURE 



class 93, 97 or 99 and declare entry two hours prior to the start 



class 93, 97 or 99..............................................Declaration Fee: $40 


class 93, 97 or 99......................................................Entry Fee: $155 


JUNIOR EXHIBITOR 14 .............................................Entry Fee: $80 




JUNIOR EXHIBITOR 14 & 15 












JUNIOR EXHIBITOR 16 & 17 







JUNIOR HORSE 

40 GRAND NATIONAL HUNTER PLEASURE THREE-YEAR-OLD 

MARE..........................................................................Entry Fee: $80 

36 GRAND NATIONAL HUNTER PLEASURE THREE-YEAR-OLD 








class 36, 40 or 143 (Futurity) ............................Declaration Fee: $40 


class 36, 40 or 143 (Futurity) .....................................Entry Fee: $155 

162 GRAND NATIONAL HUNTER PLEASURE FOUR-YEAR-OLD 

MARE....................................................................................Entry Fee: $80 

164 GRAND NATIONAL HUNTER PLEASURE FOUR-YEAR-OLD 



FOUR-YEAR-OLD 






class 162 or 164.........................................................Entry Fee: $155 

LADIES 

342 GRAND NATIONAL HUNTER PLEASURE LADIES 

GELDING....................................................................Entry Fee: $80

119 GRAND NATIONAL HUNTER PLEASURE LADIES 

MARE .........................................................................Entry Fee: $80 

231 $500 WORLD CHAMPION HUNTER PLEASURE LADIES 







336 GRAND NATIONAL HUNTER PLEASURE LADIES AMATEUR 


334 GRAND NATIONAL HUNTER PLEASURE LADIES AMATEUR 

MARE .........................................................................Entry Fee: $80 

247 $500 WORLD CHAMPION HUNTER PLEASURE LADIES 

AMATEUR 







GENTLEMEN 

188 GRAND NATIONAL HUNTER PLEASURE GENTLEMEN’S FINALS 

Open to stallions, mares and geldings. ......................Entry Fee: $80 

YOUTH 

104 GRAND NATIONAL HUNTER PLEASURE YOUTH FINALS 



and under.....................................................................Entry Fee: $80 

IN-HAND SECTION 


class. Classes that have combined age groups qualify for the class of the 

horse’s age. No qualification is required for Yearlings. 

■ Horses shall enter the ring and be lined up at the discretion of the 

judge. Entries are to be judged individually, standing, then at a walk and 

trot on the line, and must be serviceably sound. Horses shall stand 

squarely on all four feet with front legs perpendicular to the ground. Rear 

legs may be placed slightly back, but the horse must also be judged at 

some time in the class not stretched. Emphasis shall be on type and 

conformation, with consideration given to horse’s ability to move correctly 

on the lead. Unnatural tail carriage should be penalized. See USEF 

MO104 and MO114.2. Not more than two handlers, each of whom may 

have one whip without appendages, may be allowed in the ring to show 

each horse. 

■ The Champion and Reserve Champion in each age group MUST return 

to be judged in their respective World Championships. 

GELDINGS 

1 GRAND NATIONAL YEARLING 


2 GRAND NATIONAL TWO-YEAR-OLD 


3 WORLD CHAMPION JUNIOR GELDING 

First & Second Place in classes 1 & 2.....................................No Fee 

4 GRAND NATIONAL THREE-YEAR-OLD 


5 GRAND NATIONAL FOUR-YEAR-OLD 


6 GRAND NATIONAL FIVE-YEAR & OLDER 


7 WORLD CHAMPION SENIOR GELDING 

First & Second Place in classes 4, 5 & 6.................................No Fee 

8 $1,000 WORLD CHAMPION GELDING 

Champion & Reserve Champion in classes 3 & 7...................No Fee 

MARES 


FILLY ..........................................................................Entry Fee: $80 


MARE..........................................................................Entry Fee: $80 

12 WORLD CHAMPION JUNIOR MARE 

First & Second Place in classes 10 & 11................................ No Fee 

13 GRAND NATIONAL THREE -YEAR-OLD 

MARE..........................................................................Entry Fee: $80 


MARE..........................................................................Entry Fee: $80 


MARE..........................................................................Entry Fee: $80 

16 WORLD CHAMPION SENIOR MARE 

First & Second Place in classes 13, 14 & 15.......................... No Fee 

17 $1,000 WORLD CHAMPION MARE 

Champion & Reserve Champion in classes 12 & 16.............. No Fee 

STALLIONS 


COLT ..........................................................................Entry Fee: $80 


STALLION...................................................................Entry Fee: $80 

26 WORLD CHAMPION JUNIOR STALLION 

First & Second Place in classes 24 & 25................................ No Fee 

27 GRAND NATIONAL THREE-YEAR-OLD 






30 WORLD CHAMPION SENIOR STALLION 

First & Second Place in classes 27, 28, & 29......................... No Fee 

31 $1,000 WORLD CHAMPION STALLION 

Champion & Reserve Champion in classes 26 & 30.............. No Fee 

JUMPER SECTION 

■ No qualification is required for the Jumper section. 

■ Riders in all classes where jumping is required and when jumping 

anywhere on the show grounds must wear protective headgear. See 

USEF GR801. Footing is dirt and sand. 

■ The World Champion Jumper High-Point Award will be awarded to the 

horse accumulating the most points in classes 542, 547 and 557 and is 

based upon a point system of 10, 6, 4, 2, 1, ½. 

■ Jumpers will be judged under Table II, Sec. 2(a) and 2(b). First round 

fences not to exceed 3’3”. See USEF JP125 and MO167.7. 

542 GRAND NATIONAL JUMPER I Table II, Sec. 2(b) ....Entry Fee: $80 

543 GRAND NATIONAL JUMPER II Table II, Sec. 2(b) ...Entry Fee: $80 

558 GRAND NATIONAL JUMPER III Table II, Sec. 2(a) ..Entry Fee: $80 

151c $500 WORLD CHAMPION JUMPER HIGH-POINT AWARD 

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


LEADLINE SECTION 

■ No qualification is required for Leadline. 

■ Beginner Leadline is open to riders who are at least 2 but less than 7 

years old (USEF GR103) and who are not entered in any “horse show 

class” at this show. Stallions are prohibited. Leaders must be at least 16 

years old (USEF GR103). May be shown under Western, Hunter or 

Saddle Seat tack. Safety is of the utmost importance in presentation, tack 

and attire; no trotting, no backing. All entries to receive blue ribbons. 

This is a special activity, not a “Horse Show” class. Riders will not be 

placed. No entry fee. 

211 BEGINNER LEADLINE........................................................... No Fee 


PARADE HORSE SECTION 

■ No qualification is required for Parade Horse. 

■ To be shown in a stock saddle with silver, Mexican or other appropriate 

colorful equipment. To be shown at an animated walk and high parade 

gait (trot). Performance with proper cadence and balance, animation, 

manners, type and conformation 75%; appointments 25%. 

186 GRAND NATIONAL PARADE HORSE FINALS ........Entry Fee: $80 

PARK HARNESS SECTION 

■ To qualify for any class in the Park Harness Section, the horse must 

have qualified by winning the appropriate placing in any Park Harness 

class. EXCEPTION: Youth and Two-Year-Old do not require any 

qualification. 

■ To be shown to an appropriate four-wheel vehicle. One attendant, 

without whip, must head each entry. 



■ Cross-entering of the same horse is not allowed between Amateur and 

Amateur Master classes.\ 

■ In Ladies and Amateur classes, driver must be 18 years or older. 

■ In Amateur Masters classes, driver must be 50 years or older. 

■ In all Junior Horse, Open and Youth classes, horses to be shown at a 

park walk, park trot and “show your horse”. In all Ladies, Amateur and 

Junior Exhibitor classes, the horses are to be shown at a park walk and 

park trot. 

■ In Open and Youth classes, horses to be judged on performance with 

proper cadence and balance, presence, quality, manners, and suitability 

as a stylish harness horse 60%; type and conformation 40%. 

■ In Junior Horse classes, horses to be judged on quality, performance 

with proper cadence and balance, presence, manners, and suitability as a 

stylish harness horse 60%; type and conformation 40%. 

■ In Junior Exhibitor, Ladies and Amateur classes, horses to be judged on 

manners, suitability, quality, and performance with proper cadence and 

balance 60%; type and conformation 40%. 


OPEN 

110 GRAND NATIONAL PARK HARNESS 

MARE & GELDING...................................................Entry Fee: $105 



220 $1,000 WORLD CHAMPION PARK HARNESS 


a Park Harness class and declare entry two hours prior 


For horses placing 1-6 in class 92 or 110 ........ Declaration Fee: $50 


Park Harness class...................................................Entry Fee: $205 

AMATEUR 

156 GRAND NATIONAL PARK HARNESS AMATEUR 

MARE & GELDING...................................................Entry Fee: $105 



237 $1,000 WORLD CHAMPION PARK HARNESS AMATEUR 





class 156 or 159 ............................................... Declaration Fee: $50 




MASTERS ...............................................................Entry Fee: $105 


239 $1,000 WORLD CHAMPION PARK HARNESS AMATEUR 

MASTERS 





class 139...........................................................Declaration Fee: $50 

For other horses shown and judged in class 139 .....Entry Fee: $205 


142 GRAND NATIONAL PARK HARNESS JUNIOR EXHIBITOR 

15 & UNDER...............................................................Entry Fee: $80 

135 GRAND NATIONAL PARK HARNESS JUNIOR EXHIBITOR 

16 & 17........................................................................Entry Fee: $80 

225 $500 WORLD CHAMPION PARK HARNESS JUNIOR 

EXHIBITOR 







JUNIOR HORSE 


TWO-YEAR-OLD .......................................................Entry Fee: $80 

228 $500 WORLD CHAMPION PARK HARNESS TWO-YEAR-OLD 


class 45 or 116 (Futurity) and declare entry two hours 



class 45 or 116 (Futurity) ..................................Declaration Fee: $40 


class 45 or 116 (Futurity) ..........................................Entry Fee: $155 


THREE-YEAR-OLD ...................................................Entry Fee: $80 

215 $500 WORLD CHAMPION PARK HARNESS THREE-YEAR-OLD 





class 53 or 102 (Futurity) ..................................Declaration Fee: $40 


class 53 or 102 (Futurity) ..........................................Entry Fee: $155 

75 GRAND NATIONAL PARK HARNESS FOUR-YEAR-OLD 

MARE & GELDING ....................................................Entry Fee: $80 

59 GRAND NATIONAL PARK HARNESS FOUR-YEAR-OLD 

STALLION ..................................................................Entry Fee: $80 

171 $500 WORLD CHAMPION PARK HARNESS FOUR-YEAR-OLD 







LADIES 

63 GRAND NATIONAL PARK HARNESS LADIES 


83 GRAND NATIONAL PARK HARNESS LADIES 

MARE..........................................................................Entry Fee: $80 

189 $500 WORLD CHAMPION PARK HARNESS LADIES 






class 63 or 83.............................................................Entry Fee: $155

YOUTH 

176 GRAND NATIONAL PARK HARNESS YOUTH FINALS 



and under.....................................................................Entry Fee: $80 

PARK SADDLE SECTION 

■ To qualify for any class in the Park Saddle Section, the horse must 

have qualified by winning the appropriate placing in any Park Saddle 

class. EXCEPTION: Youth does not require any qualification. 

■ To be shown under English tack at a park walk, park trot and canter 

both ways of the ring. 

■ In Ladies and Amateur classes, rider must be 18 years or older. 

■ In Amateur Masters classes, rider must be 50 years or older. 



■ Cross-entering of the horse is not allowed between Amateur and 

Amateur Masters classes. 

■ In Open and Youth classes, horses to be judged on performance with 

proper cadence and balance, presence, quality, and manners 60%; type 

and conformation 40%. 

■ In Junior Horse classes, horses to be judged on quality, presence, 

performance with proper cadence and balance, and manners 60%; type 


■ In Junior Exhibitor, Amateur and Ladies classes, horses to be judged 

on manners, suitability, quality, and performance with proper cadence and 

balance 60%; type and conformation 40%. 



OPEN 

73 GRAND NATIONAL PARK SADDLE 

MARE & GELDING.................................................. Entry Fee: $105 


STALLION ............................................................... Entry Fee: $105 

249 $1,000 WORLD CHAMPION PARK SADDLE 

To be eligible, horse must have shown and been judged 

in a Park Saddle class and declare entry two hours 


For horses placing 1-6 in class 73 or 124 ........ Declaration Fee: $50 


Park Saddle class.....................................................Entry Fee: $205 

AMATEUR 

50 GRAND NATIONAL PARK SADDLE AMATEUR 

MARE & GELDING ..................................................Entry Fee: $105 



212 $1,000 WORLD CHAMPION PARK SADDLE AMATEUR 








MASTERS .................................................................Entry Fee: $80 

166 $1,000 WORLD CHAMPION PARK SADDLE AMATEUR 

MASTERS 







60 GRAND NATIONAL PARK SADDLE JUNIOR EXHIBITOR 


71 GRAND NATIONAL PARK SADDLE JUNIOR EXHIBITOR 

16 & 17........................................................................Entry Fee: $80 

179 $500 WORLD CHAMPION PARK SADDLE JUNIOR EXHIBITOR 







JUNIOR HORSE 


THREE-YEAR-OLD ...................................................Entry Fee: $80 

227 $500 WORLD CHAMPION PARK SADDLE THREE-YEAR-OLD 





class 134 or 177 (Futurity) ...............................Declaration Fee: $30 


class 134 or 177 (Futurity) ........................................Entry Fee: $155 

352 GRAND NATIONAL PARK SADDLE FOUR-YEAR-OLD 

MARE & GELDING ....................................................Entry Fee: $80 

114 GRAND NATIONAL PARK SADDLE FOUR-YEAR-OLD 

STALLION ..................................................................Entry Fee: $80 

232 $500 WORLD CHAMPION PARK SADDLE FOUR-YEAR-OLD 







LADIES 

149 GRAND NATIONAL PARK SADDLE LADIES 


130 GRAND NATIONAL PARK SADDLE LADIES 

MARE..........................................................................Entry Fee: $80 

244 $500 WORLD CHAMPION PARK SADDLE LADIES 







YOUTH 

356 GRAND NATIONAL PARK SADDLE YOUTH FINALS 



and under....................................................................Entry Fee: $80 

PLEASURE DRIVING SECTION 



Amateur class will qualify for Masters, Amateur Gentlemen and Amateur 

Ladies. 

■ To be shown at a walk, pleasure trot and road trot. Horses may be 

asked to back. One attendant, without whip, must head each entry. 




and Masters classes. EXCEPTION: Entrants in GN Pleasure Driving 


Amateur Ladies Finals and GN Pleasure Driving Amateur Gentlemen’s 

Finals ARE allowed to also enter the Pleasure Driving Amateur Masters 

classes (provided the age requirement is met). 

■ In Open and Youth classes, horses to be judged on manners, 


apparent ability to give a good pleasure drive 60%; type and conformation 

40%. 


performance with proper cadence and balance, presence, and apparent 

ability to give a good pleasure drive 60%; type and conformation 40%. 



apparent ability to give a good pleasure drive 60%; type and conformation 

40%. 

■ In Ladies classes, driver must be 18 years or older. Horses to be 

judged on manners, suitability, quality, performance with proper cadence 

and balance, presence, and apparent ability to give a good pleasure drive 

60%; type and conformation 40%. 

■ In Amateur classes, driver must be 18 years or older, Amateur Masters 

drivers must be 50 years or older. Horses to be judged on manners, 


presence, and apparent ability to give a good pleasure drive 60%; type 



OPEN 

132 GRAND NATIONAL PLEASURE DRIVING 



MARE .......................................................................Entry Fee: $105 



248 $1,000 WORLD CHAMPION PLEASURE DRIVING 


a Pleasure Driving class and declare entry two hours 





Pleasure Driving class ..............................................Entry Fee: $205 

AMATEUR 

88 GRAND NATIONAL PLEASURE DRIVING AMATEUR 



MARE .......................................................................Entry Fee: $105 



217 $1,000 WORLD CHAMPION PLEASURE DRIVING AMATEUR 


class 68, 88, or 90 and declare entry two hours prior to 


For horses placing 1-6 in class 68, 88, or 90 .. Declaration Fee: $50 


class 68, 88, or 90 ...................................................Entry Fee: $205 



185 $1,000 WORLD CHAMPION PLEASURE DRIVING 



class 328 and declare entry two hours prior to 


For horses placing 1-6 in class 328.................. Declaration Fee: $50 


class 328...................................................................Entry Fee: $205 


LADIES FINALS 

Open to stallions, mares & geldings which have qualified 

in an Amateur Pleasure Driving class. .......................Entry Fee: $80 




Open to stallions, mares & geldings which have qualified 

in an Amateur Pleasure Driving class.........................Entry Fee: $80 


61 GRAND NATIONAL PLEASURE DRIVING JUNIOR EXHIBITOR 



12 & 13........................................................................Entry Fee: $80 

146 $500 WORLD CHAMPION PLEASURE DRIVING 









14 & 15........................................................................Entry Fee: $80 


16 & 17........................................................................Entry Fee: $80 









JUNIOR HORSE 

140 GRAND NATIONAL PLEASURE DRIVING TWO-YEAR-OLD 

MARE..........................................................................Entry Fee: $80 

150 GRAND NATIONAL PLEASURE DRIVING TWO-YEAR-OLD 

STALLION & GELDING.............................................Entry Fee: $80 


TWO-YEAR-OLD 


class 140, 150 or 70/180 (Futurity) and declare entry 

two hours prior to the start of the session. 


class 140, 150 or 70/180 (Futurity) ...................Declaration Fee: $40 


class 140, 150 or 70/180 (Futurity) ...........................Entry Fee: $155 

167 GRAND NATIONAL PLEASURE DRIVING THREE-YEAR-OLD 

MARE..........................................................................Entry Fee: $80 

169 GRAND NATIONAL PLEASURE DRIVING THREE-YEAR-OLD 





class 167, 169 or 86/198 (Futurity) and declare entry two 



class 167, 169 or 86/198 (Futurity) ...................Declaration Fee: $40 


class 167, 169 or 86/198 (Futurity) ...........................Entry Fee: $155 

348 GRAND NATIONAL PLEASURE DRIVING FOUR-YEAR-OLD 



MARE..........................................................................Entry Fee: $80 


STALLION...................................................................Entry Fee: $80


FOUR-YEAR-OLD 


class 348, 353 or 355 and declare entry two hours prior to the 



class 348, 353 or 355........................................Declaration Fee: $40 


class 348, 353 or 355............................................... Entry Fee: $155 

LADIES 

79 GRAND NATIONAL PLEASURE DRIVING LADIES 

GELDING ................................................................... Entry Fee: $80 

113 GRAND NATIONAL PLEASURE DRIVING LADIES 

MARE......................................................................... Entry Fee: $80 

183 $500 WORLD CHAMPION PLEASURE DRIVING LADIES 






class 79 or 113......................................................... Entry Fee: $155 

YOUTH 

174 GRAND NATIONAL PLEASURE DRIVING YOUTH FINALS 



and under. .................................................................. Entry Fee: $80 

REINING SECTION 

■ No qualification is required for the Reining section. 

■ The Morgan Reining Section shall be conducted in accordance with 

USEF MO176. For further information regarding the conduct of Reining 

Horse competitions, contact the National Reining Horse Association, 3000 

NW 10th St, Oklahoma City, OK 73107-5302 Phone 405-946-7400 

■ PAID WARM-UP $5 a round. 

■ There is no restriction on the number of rides per exhibitor per class. 

■ The same rider does not have to show the horse in both the qualifying 

class and the championship. 

■ OPEN. See USEF RN102 and RN104. 

■ GREEN RIDER. Open to any prefessional or non-pro rider who has not 

trained a reining horse for renumeration, has not earned any money in 

NRHA sanctioned classes, has not won a World or Reserve World or a 

Grand National or Reserve Grand National title in a reining class, or has not 

earned more than 10 NRHA youth points. Rider does not have to own the 

horse being ridden. Horse may show twice with different riders. Rider may 

show one or two-handed with any legal bit. Rider may execute a flying lead 

change or simple lead change. Simple lead change is defined as a break to 

the trot for 1 stride (2 steps with the front feet). 

■ FIRST YEAR GREEN. Horse shall not have been shown in any reining 

class in any prior year (this includes showing in a snaffle bit or hackamore). 

Horses may be shown in a snaffle bit or hackamore with two hands or onehanded 

with any other legal bit. 

■ SECOND YEAR GREEN. Horse shall have been shown in at least one 

reining class in the prior year (this includes showing in a snaffle bit or 

hackamore). Horses to be shown one-handed with any legal bit. 

■ NON PRO YOUTH. As Non-Pro, but limited to riders 18 years of age or 

younger as of January 1 of the current competition year. Youth are not 

required to own their own mount. 

■ NON-PRO ADULT. As Non-Pro, but limited to riders not qualifying as 

youth. 

■ NON-PRO ROOKIE. As Non-pro, but limited to either a non-pro or youth 

rider who has not earned over $250 in NRHA and/or 20 NRHA youth points, 

and/or has not won any Reining World Titles at any breed recognized 

event. 

■ THREE-YEAR OLD SNAFFLE BIT/HACKAMORE. As Snaffle Bit/ 

Hackamore, but limited to three-year-old horses. 

■ FOUR-YEAR OLD SNAFFLE BIT/HACKAMORE. As Snaffle Bit/ 

Hackamore, but limited to four-year-old horses. 

■ FIVE-YEAR OLD SNAFFLE BIT/HACKAMORE. As Snaffle Bit/ 

Hackamore, but limited to five-year-old horses. 

■ FREESTYLE REINING. See USEF RN106. Time limit of four minutes. 

Please supply the Horse Show Office with two copies of your music on a 

CD, two hours before the session. Show management will reserve the 

right to rule on music or dress which may be inappropriate or offensive to 

the spirit and nature of the show. Show management may also determine 

the use of special lighting. Does not establish eligibility for a 

Championship class. 

■ The Presentation of Reining Champions is for World Champion and 


OPEN 

560 GRAND NATIONAL REINING 1 st YEAR GREEN 

USEF Reining Pattern #8 ...........................................Entry Fee: $80 

561 GRAND NATIONAL REINING 2 nd YEAR GREEN 


564 GRAND NATIONAL REINING OPEN 


569 $500 WORLD CHAMPION REINING 

USEF/NRHA Reining Pattern #10 

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

559, 560, 561, 562, 563, 564, 565, 566, or 567 and declare entry 

two hours prior to the start of the session. 

For horses placing 1-6 in class 559, 560, 561, 562, 563, 

564, 565, 566, or 567........................................Declaration Fee: $40 


559, 560, 561, 562, 563, 564, 565, 566, or 567 .......Entry Fee: $155 

572 GRAND NATIONAL REINING GREEN RIDER FINALS 


NON-PRO 

562 GRAND NATIONAL REINING NON-PRO ADULT 


563 GRAND NATIONAL REINING NON-PRO YOUTH 


559 GRAND NATIONAL REINING NON-PRO ROOKIE 


568 $500 WORLD CHAMPION REINING NON-PRO 






559, 562 or 563.................................................Declaration Fee: $40 



SNAFFLE BIT or HACKAMORE 

565 GRAND NATIONAL REINING THREE-YEAR-OLD 

SNAFFLE BIT/HACKAMORE 

USEF Reining Pattern #8 ............................................Entry Fee $55 

566 GRAND NATIONAL REINING FOUR-YEAR-OLD 



567 GRAND NATIONAL REINING FIVE-YEAR-OLD 



570 $250 WORLD CHAMPION REINING SNAFFLE BIT/HACKAMORE 





For horses placing 1-6 in class 565, 566, 567..Declaration Fee: $30 




FREE STYLE 

574 GRAND NATIONAL REINING FREE STYLE 

OPEN FINALS ...........................................................Entry Fee: $80 

573 GRAND NATIONAL REINING FREE STYLE 

NON-PRO FINALS ....................................................Entry Fee: $80 

ROAD HACK SECTION 

■ To qualify for the Road Hack Section, the horse must have qualified by 

winning the appropriate placing in any Road Hack class. 

■ To be shown at a walk, trot, road trot, canter and hand gallop. At any 

time during the class the judge may ask the horse to halt and walk off on 

a loose rein. For safety reasons, the judge may limit the number of horses 

to hand gallop at one time. Excessive speed at the hand gallop should be 

penalized. To back readily. To be judged on performance, with proper 

cadence and balance, manners and suitability for a road hack 60%; type 


122 GRAND NATIONAL ROAD HACK 

HUNTER SEAT FINALS.............................................Entry Fee: $80 

103 GRAND NATIONAL ROAD HACK 

SADDLE SEAT FINALS .............................................Entry Fee: $80 

ROADSTER SECTION 

■ To qualify for any class in the Roadster Section, the horse must have 

qualified by winning the appropriate placing in that class. EXCEPTION: 

Any Roadster class qualifies for the Roadster Amateur. 

■ To be shown at a slow jog trot, fast road gait and full speed. To be 

judged on performance with proper cadence and balance, speed, quality, 

and manners 60%; on type and conformation 40%. 

■ Junior Exhibitors are eligible to show in Amateur classes. 

■ Championships to be judged 50% -50%, and saddle horses to be 

stripped. 

58 GRAND NATIONAL ROADSTER TO BIKE .............Entry Fee: $105 

246 $1,000 WORLD CHAMPION ROADSTER TO BIKE 


a Roadster to Bike class and declare entry two hours 




Roadster to Bike class..............................................Entry Fee: $205 

120 GRAND NATIONAL ROADSTER 

UNDER SADDLE FINALS..........................................Entry Fee: $80 

AMATEUR 

23 GRAND NATIONAL ROADSTER TO BIKE 

AMATEUR ..................................................................Entry Fee: $80 

187 $1,000 WORLD CHAMPION ROADSTER TO BIKE AMATEUR 


a Roadster to Bike class and declare entry two hours 




153 GRAND NATIONAL ROADSTER UNDER SADDLE 

AMATEUR FINALS ....................................................Entry Fee: $80 

TRAIL SECTION 

■ No qualification is required for the Trail section. 

■ Amateur riders must be 18 years or older. 

■ TRAIL HORSE WESTERN. To be shown individually in western tack 

over and through a course of six to eight obstacles. Course to include a 

walk, jog and lope of suitable duration to determine way of going. To be 

judged for soundness, type and conformation. To be judged on 

performance with emphasis on manners and soundness. 

■ TRAIL HORSE ENGLISH. To be shown individually in English tack over 

and through a course of six to eight obstacles. Course to include a walk, 

trot and canter of suitable duration to determine way of going. To be 

judged for soundness, type and conformation. To be judged on 

performance with emphasis on manners and soundness. 

■ The Presentation of Trail Champions is for World Champion and 


552 GRAND NATIONAL WESTERN TRAIL OPEN ..........Entry Fee: $80 

553 GRAND NATIONAL WESTERN TRAIL AMATEUR...Entry Fee: $80 

377 $250 WORLD CHAMPION WESTERN TRAIL 


class 552, 553 or 551 and declare entry two hours 


For horses placing 1-6 in class 552, 553 or 551Declaration Fee: $40 


class 552, 553 or 551 ................................................Entry Fee: $155 

549 GRAND NATIONAL ENGLISH TRAIL OPEN.............Entry Fee: $80 

550 GRAND NATIONAL ENGLISH TRAIL AMATEUR .....Entry Fee: $80 

376 $250 WORLD CHAMPION ENGLISH TRAIL 


class 549, 550 or 551 and declare entry two hours 


For horses placing 1-6 in class 549, 550 or 551Declaration Fee: $40 


class 549, 550 or 551 ................................................Entry Fee: $155 

551 GRAND NATIONAL TRAIL JUNIOR EXHIBITOR FINALS 

May be ridden in English or western tack...................Entry Fee: $80 

VERSATILE MORGAN SECTION 

■ No qualification is required for Versatile Morgan. 

■ To be shown Pleasure Driving (Carriage-type, two or four-wheeled 

vehicle allowed), English Pleasure and jump two obstacles not to exceed 

2’6”. Events to take place in the aforementioned order. Each event may 

have a different rider or driver. It is required that protective headgear be 

worn during the jumping Section (USEF GR318). Saddle seat or hunt tack 

is acceptable. To be judged with equal consideration for each event. To 

be judged on performance, manners, suitability and quality 60%; type and 


358 GRAND NATIONAL VERSATILE MORGAN 

FINALS .......................................................................Entry Fee: $80 

WALK-TROT PLEASURE SECTION 

■ No qualification is required for the Walk-Trot Pleasure section. 

■ Open to riders who have not reached their 12 th birthday as of 

December 1, 2008. 

■ Riders are exempt from paying the USEF and AMHA non-member 

fees. 

■ Riders must not have been judged in ANY saddle class, test or pattern 

that has required a canter in a recognized or non-recognized competition. 

■ Riders may not enter any other class in the competition in which they 

are competing with the exception of other walk and trot classes, driving or 

fitting & showmanship. 

■ Stallions are prohibited. 

■ Equipment, attire and presentation must match the discipline being 

ridden and the class entered. 

■ Protective headgear is acceptable. 

■ After the judge’s card has been turned in and prior to the presentation 

of the awards, one attendant without whip per entry will be permitted in 

the lineup and will be called in by the announcer. 

■ Horses may enter other classes in any Section, providing the 

requirements for that Section are met. 

■ Cross entering between Classic Pleasure and English Pleasure is not 

permitted. 

138 GRAND NATIONAL WALK-TROT CLASSIC 

PLEASURE SADDLE 9 & UNDER .............................Entry Fee: $55 

126 GRAND NATIONAL WALK-TROT CLASSIC 

PLEASURE SADDLE 10 - 11 .....................................Entry Fee: $55 


173 WORLD CHAMPION WALK-TROT CLASSIC 

PLEASURE SADDLE 11 & UNDER 







64 GRAND NATIONAL WALK-TROT 

ENGLISH PLEASURE 9 & UNDER ...........................Entry Fee: $55 


ENGLISH PLEASURE 10 - 11 ...................................Entry Fee: $55 

351 WORLD CHAMPION WALK-TROT 

ENGLISH PLEASURE 11 & UNDER 








HUNTER PLEASURE 8 & UNDER ............................Entry Fee: $55 


HUNTER PLEASURE 9 .............................................Entry Fee: $55 


HUNTER PLEASURE 10 ...........................................Entry Fee: $55 


HUNTER PLEASURE 11 ...........................................Entry Fee: $55 


HUNTER PLEASURE 11 & UNDER 


class 33, 35, 37 or 39 and declare entry two hours prior to the 


For horses placing 1-6 in classes 33, 35, 

37, or 39............................................................ Declaration Fee: $30 


classes 33, 35, 37 or 39 ...........................................Entry Fee: $105 


WESTERN PLEASURE 9 & UNDER ........................Entry Fee: $55 


WESTERN PLEASURE 10 - 11 ................................Entry Fee: $55 


WESTERN PLEASURE 11 & UNDER 







WESTERN PLEASURE SECTION 




Ladies Amateur, any Open class will qualify for Gentlemen. 

■ To be shown under Western tack at a walk, jog trot and lope with light 

rein, but still maintaining contact with the horse’s mouth. The judge may 

ask for an extension of any gait. All horses being considered for a ribbon 

must be required to back. The winner and any other horse(s) may be 

asked to drop their bridles for inspection upon leaving the ring. See USEF 

WS103. 




and Amateur Masters Classes. EXCEPTION: Entrants in GN Western 

Pleasure Amateur Gentlemen Finals may also show in either the Amateur 

or the Amateur Masters class (provided the age requirement is met) in 

this section. 


■ Cross-entering of the same horse is NOT allowed between Ladies and 

Ladies Amateur Classes. 

■ In Open, Gentlemen and Youth classes, horses to be judged on 

manners, performance with proper cadence and balance, quality, 

presence and apparent ability to give a good pleasure ride with emphasis 

on manners and gait 60%; type and conformation 40%. 


performance with proper cadence and balance, presence and apparent 

ability to give a good pleasure ride with emphasis on manners and gait 

60%; type and conformation 40%. 


performance with proper cadence and balance, quality, presence and 

apparent ability to give a good pleasure ride with emphasis on manners 

and gait 60%; type and conformation 40%. 

■ In Ladies and Ladies Amateur classes, riders must be 18 years or 

older; horses to be judged on manners, suitability, quality, performance 

with proper cadence and balance, presence and apparent ability to give a 

good pleasure ride with emphasis on manners and gait 60%; type and 


■ In Amateur classes, rider must be 18 years or older, Amateur Masters 

riders must be 50 years or older. Horses to be judged on manners, 


presence and apparent ability to give a good pleasure ride with emphasis 

on manners and gait 60%; type and conformation 40%. 

■ In Gentlemen classes, riders must be 18 years or older. 

■ Championship classes to be judged 50% - 50%; horses to be stripped 

in Open and Junior Horse Championships. 

OPEN 

43 GRAND NATIONAL WESTERN PLEASURE 



MARE........................................................................Entry Fee: $105 


STALLION.................................................................Entry Fee: $105 

240 $1,000 WORLD CHAMPION WESTERN PLEASURE 


a Western Pleasure class and declare entry two hours 



classes 32, 43 or 56.........................................Declaration Fee: $50 


Western Pleasure class ............................................Entry Fee: $205 

AMATEUR 

343 GRAND NATIONAL WESTERN PLEASURE AMATEUR 



MARE........................................................................Entry Fee: $105 


STALLION.................................................................Entry Fee: $105 

219 $1,000 WORLD CHAMPION WESTERN PLEASURE AMATEUR 





class 91, 339 or 343 .........................................Declaration Fee: $50 


class 91, 339 or 343 .................................................Entry Fee: $205 


MASTERS.................................................................Entry Fee: $105 

234 $1,000 WORLD CHAMPION WESTERN PLEASURE 





For horses placing 1-6 in class 9 ......................Declaration Fee: $50 

For other horses shown and judged in class 9 .........Entry Fee: $205


GENTLEMEN’S FINALS.............................................Entry Fee: $80 






155 $500 WORLD CHAMPION WESTERN PLEASURE 






For other horses shown & judged in 













class 96 or 100 .........................................................Entry Fee: $155 

JUNIOR HORSE 

337 GRAND NATIONAL WESTERN PLEASURE THREE-YEAR-OLD 

MARE..........................................................................Entry Fee: $80 

341 GRAND NATIONAL WESTERN PLEASURE THREE-YEAR-OLD 








class 337, 341 or 20 (Futurity) ..........................Declaration Fee: $40 


class 337, 341 or 20 (Futurity) ..................................Entry Fee: $155 

107 GRAND NATIONAL WESTERN PLEASURE FOUR-YEAR-OLD 

MARE..........................................................................Entry Fee: $80 

346 GRAND NATIONAL WESTERN PLEASURE FOUR-YEAR-OLD 



FOUR-YEAR-OLD 




For horses placing 1-6 in class 107 or 346 .......Declaration Fee: $40 


class 107 or 346....................................................... Entry Fee: $155 

LADIES 

109 GRAND NATIONAL WESTERN PLEASURE LADIES 

GELDING ................................................................... Entry Fee: $80 


MARE......................................................................... Entry Fee: $80 

229 $500 WORLD CHAMPION WESTERN PLEASURE LADIES 




For horses placing 1-6 in class 109 or 117 .......Declaration Fee: $40 


class 109 or 117........................................................ Entry Fee: $155 


AMATEUR GELDING ................................................ Entry Fee: $80 


AMATEUR MARE ...................................................... Entry Fee: $80 


LADIES AMATEUR 





class 94 or 98....................................................Declaration Fee: $40 


class 94 or 98............................................................ Entry Fee: $155 

GENTLEMEN 



Open to stallions, mares and geldings....................... Entry Fee: $80 

YOUTH 

335 GRAND NATIONAL WESTERN PLEASURE YOUTH FINALS 


as an Open class. Open to exhibitors 21 years of age 

and under. .................................................................. Entry Fee: $80 

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of the 

Grand National & World Championship Morgan Horse Show 

A Special Thank You to the Following Participating Hotels 

World 

Champion Sponsors 

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Embassy Suites 

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Best Value Inn and Suites 

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Governor’s Suites Hotel 

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Sponsors 

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The success of this show is due to the continued support of these sponsors. Please support them!

CELEBRATIONS 

Wednesday, October 14 

AMHA YOUTH of THE YEAR 

WELCOME PARTY 

8:00 PM - Location TBA 

2009 AMHA Youth of the Year Finalists (Only) 

are invited to get to know each other and celebrate 

their achievements 

Tickets Required 

AMHA RECEPTION 

Sponsored by Friends of AMHA 

6:30 - 7:30 PM - in the Coliseum's 

Exhibitor's Lounge 

Meet the AMHA Board of Directors and Celebrate 

the Breed! 

Thursday, October 15 

AMHA GAME NIGHT & 

SILVER POSSIBILITY PARTY 

Sponsored by 

The Grand National & World Championship 

Morgan Horse Show 

and 

The American Morgan Horse Association 

Following the Last Class of the Coliseum's 

Evening Session 

In the Barn 3 Sales Arena 

Special prize drawings and more! 

Silver Possibility Ticket Needed for Admission 

Friday, October 16 

GRAND NATIONAL SPONSORS' 

RECEPTION 

Sponsored by 

The Grand National & World Championship 

Morgan Horse Show 

and 

The United States Equestrian Federation 

6:30 - 7:30 PM in the Exhibitors' Lounge 

Sponsors are invited for cocktails and hors d'oeuvres! 

Please Wear Your Sponsor's Badge 

Saturday, October 17 

AMHA YOUTH AWARDS BRUNCH 

11:00 AM - Location TBA 

A celebration for contestants in the AMHA Youth Judging, 

Youth Club, Youth of the Year, and 

Educational Display Contests at the 

2009 Grand National. 

Tickets Required 

MEETINGS AND CLINICS 

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9 

EXHIBITORS' MEETING 

3:00 PM - Barn 3 Sales Arena 

AMHI BOARD of TRUSTEES MEETING 

5:00 - 7:00 PM - Horse Show Office 

Conference Room 

MONDAY, OCTOBER 12 

DRESSAGE EXHIBITORS' MEETING 

In the Show Arena 8 stands 

Following the last class of the morning session in 

Show Arena 8 

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14 

USEF MORGAN RULES FORUM 

In the reserve seating area on the 

West side on the Coliseum 

Following the last class of the morning session 

in the Coliseum 

EDUCATIONAL CLINIC 

5:00 - 6:15 PM - Show Arena 8 

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15 

CARRIAGE EXHIBITORS' MEETING 


Following the last class of the afternoon session in 

Show Arena 6 

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17 

REINING EXHIBITORS' MEETING 


Following the last class of the morning session in 

Show Arena 8 

AFTERGLOW PARTY 

Following the Last Class of the Evening Session 

In the Super Barn Warm-Up Ring 

Join everyone at the show for fun and farewells! 



JUNIOR HORSE 

AMATEUR 

LADIES 

OPEN 

MISC 

SCHEDULE BY SECTION 

Class Classic Pl. Dr. Classic Pl. S. English Pl. Pl. Driving Hunter Pl. Western Pl. Park Harness Park Saddle 

11 & Under Sun Aft Sun Aft Mon Morn Tues Morn Sun Morn 

12 & 13 Sun Eve Sun Morn Mon Morn Tues Morn Mon Eve 

13 & Under Tues Aft 

14 & 15 Tues Eve Sun Aft Wed Aft Mon Morn Tues Morn 

15 & Under Wed Aft Mon Morn 

14-17 Sun Morn 

16 & 17 Tues Morn Sun Aft Wed Aft Mon Aft Tues Morn Wed Morn Mon Aft 

WC 13 & Under Wed Aft Thurs Aft Wed Aft Fri Aft Wed Eve 

WC 14 & 15 

WC 16 & 17 

Sat 2 Morn 

Fri Aft 

WC 14-17 Thurs Aft Thurs Aft Fri Aft Fri Aft 

WC 17 & Under Fri Aft Sat 2 Morn Thurs Aft 

2 y.o. Gelding Wed Aft Sun Aft 

2 y.o. Mare Wed Aft Sun Aft 

2 y.o. Stallion Wed Aft Sun Aft 

2 y.o. Futurity Mon/Thurs Tues Eve 

3 y.o. Sun Aft 

3 y.o. Gelding Wed Aft Thurs Aft Sun Morn Mon Aft Sun Eve Wed Morn 

3 y.o. Mare Wed Morn Thurs Aft Sun Aft Mon Morn Sun Eve Wed Morn 

3 y.o. Stallion Wed Aft Thurs Aft Sun Morn Mon Aft Sun Eve Wed Morn 

3 y.o. Futurity Wed Eve Tues Eve Mon/Fri Wed Aft Sat 1 Aft Tues Aft Thurs Aft 

4 y.o. Sun Eve 

4 y.o. Gelding Sun Morn Tues Morn Thurs Morn Mon Aft Mon Aft Tues Morn 

4 y.o. Mare Sun Morn Tues Morn Thurs Morn Tues Aft Mon Aft Tues Morn 

4 y.o. Stallion Sun Morn Tues Morn Thurs Morn Mon Aft Mon Morn Tues Eve 

Jr. Horse Finals 

Tues Morn 

WC 2 y.o. Sat 2 Morn Sat 2 Aft 

WC 3 y.o. Fri Aft Sat 2 Aft Sat 2 Morn Thurs Morn Fri Eve Sat 2 Morn 

WC 4 y.o. Thurs Aft Sat 2 Aft Sat 2 Morn Fri Aft Thurs Aft Sat 2 Aft 

WC Jr. Horse 

Fri Aft 

Amateur Gelding Wed Morn Mon Eve Sun Morn Mon Aft Wed Eve Sun Eve 

Amateur Mare Wed Morn Mon Eve Sun Eve Mon Morn Wed Eve Sun Eve 

Amateur Stallion Wed Morn Mon Morn Sun Morn Mon Eve Wed Eve Sun Eve 

Amateur Masters Tues Aft Mon Aft Wed Morn Sun Morn Sat 1 Aft Sat 1/Sun Wed Morn Mon Aft 

Am Gent's Finals Thurs Aft Thurs Morn 

Am Ladies Finals 

Wed Aft 

WC Amateur Sat 2 Eve Fri Eve Wed Eve Fri Eve Sat 2 Aft Fri Eve 

WC Am Masters Fri Aft Wed Aft Fri Aft Thurs Eve Fri Aft Sat 2 Aft Sat 2 Eve Thurs Aft 

Ladies Gelding Tues Morn Sun Morn Sun Eve Mon Aft Mon Aft Tues Aft Mon Morn Wed Aft 

Ladies Mare Tues Morn Sun Morn Sun Morn Tues Eve Tues Eve Tues Eve Mon Eve Wed Morn 

Ladies Am. Geld. Mon Aft Mon Morn Tues Morn 

Ladies Am. Mare Mon Aft Mon Morn Tues Morn 

WC Ladies Fri Morn Sat 2 Eve Fri Eve Thurs Eve Sat 2 Aft Sat 2 Aft Thurs Eve Sat 2 Eve 

WC Ladies Am Sat 2 Morn Sat 2 Eve Fri Aft 

Gelding Tues Eve Mon Morn Mon Eve Wed Morn Tues Morn Sun Aft Tues Aft Mon Aft 

Mare Tues Eve Mon Morn Mon Morn Wed Morn Mon Eve Sun Morn Tues Aft Mon Aft 

Stallion Tues Eve Mon Morn Mon Eve Wed Morn Tues Morn Sun Eve Mon Eve Tues Eve 

WC Fri Eve Wed Eve Fri Eve Sat 2 Eve Fri Eve Sat 2 Eve Fri Eve Sat 2 Eve 

Gent's Finals Wed Morn Thurs Eve Thurs Morn 

Youth Mon Aft Thurs Aft Tues Aft Mon Morn Thurs Aft Tues Morn 

Walk-Trot Wed Morn Mon Morn Sun Morn Tues Aft 

WC Walk-Trot Thurs Aft Tues Morn Tues Morn Fri Morn 


SCHEDULE BY SECTION 

CARRIAGE DRIVING DRESSAGE TRAIL 

Turnout Sat 1 Aft All Levels/Tests Sat 1/Sun/Mon Western Open Tues Eve 

Working Sun Eve High Point Pres Mon Aft Western Am Tues Eve 

Reinsmanship Sun Aft Jr Ex Tues Aft 

WC Carriage Mon Aft REINING English Open Tues Aft 

Double Jeopardy Wed Aft 1st/2nd Yr Green Thurs Aft English Am Tues Aft 

Timed Cones Thurs Aft Open Thurs Eve WC Western Thurs Aft 

Gambler’s Choice Tues Aft Green Rider Sat 2 Morn WC English Thurs Aft 

WC Obstacle Thurs Eve Non Pro Thurs Eve WC Pres 

Thurs Eve 

Salute to Am Sat 1 Eve 3/4/5 Yr Old Fri Aft 

Arena Driving Mon Aft Freestyle Sat 2 Aft 

MISCELLANEOUS 

WC Fri Eve Versatile Morgan Tues Morn 

HUNTER/JUMPER WC Non Pro Fri Aft Road Hack Tues Aft/Eve 

Low Working Mon Eve/Tues Morn WC Snaffle/Hack Sat 2 Morn Leadline Fri Eve 

Low-Saddle Tues Morn WC Presentation Sat 2 Aft Parade Horse Thurs Eve 

Working Tues/Wed Morn Showmanship Sat 1 Aft 

Working-Saddle Wed Morn ROADSTER In-Hand Sat 1 

Am/Jr Ex Wed Morn To Bike Open Sun Eve Futurity In-Hand Fri Morn 

Hunter Hack Tues Morn To Bike Am Sat Eve Eq Champ Pres Sat 2 Eve 

Jumper Mon/Tues/Wed Saddle Tues Eve Youth Judging Fri Morn 

High Point Pres Wed Aft Saddle Am Wed Eve Youth Patterns Sat 2 Morn 

WC To Bike Am Thurs Eve Youth Presentation Sat 2 Eve 

WC To Bike Open Sat 2 Eve Reining Meeting Sat 2 Morn 

Dressage Meeting 

Carriage Meeting 

Rules Forum 

Mon Aft 

Thurs Aft 

Wed Morn 

EQUITATION Dressage Seat Hunter Seat Over Fences Saddle Seat Saddle Seat Cl Reining Seat Western Seat 

11 & Under Sat 1 Eve Sat 1 Morn Wed Morn 

12 & 13 Sat 1 Eve Sat 1 Morn Wed Morn 

13 & Under Sat 1 Morn 



14-17 Sat 1 Morn 

17 & Under Wed Morn 

WC 13 & Under Thurs Morn Sat 2 Aft Fri Eve 

WC 14-17 Thurs Morn Sat 2 Aft Fri Eve 

WC 17 & Under 

Sat 2 Aft 

UPHA Phase I 

Thurs Eve 

UPHA Phase II 

Fri Aft 

AMHA GM Prelim Sun Aft Mon Aft Sat 1 Aft 

AMHA GM Finals Sat Morn Sat 2 Aft Tues Morn Wed Eve Sat 2 Morn Tues Aft 

Walk-Trot Wed Morn Sat 1 Morn Fri Aft Sat 1 Aft 

WC Walk-Trot Thurs Morn Fri Aft Sat 2 Aft Sun Aft 


2009 GRAND NATIONAL & WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP 

MORGAN HORSE SHOW® 

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2009 

3:00 p.m. EXHIBITOR'S MEETING 

Barn 1 Warm-Up Ring 

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2009 

COLISEUM 9:00 a.m. 

1 GN Yearling Gelding 

2 GN Two-Year-Old Gelding 

3 WC Junior Gelding 

4 GN Three-Year-Old Gelding 

5 GN Four-Year-Old Gelding 

6 GN Five-Year-Old Gelding 

7 WC Senior Gelding 

FIVE MINUTE BREAK 

8 WC Gelding 

9 GN Western Pleasure Amateur Masters 

PERFORMANCE ARENA 9:00 a.m. 

301 GN Saddle Seat Equitation 16 & 17 

302 GN Saddle Seat Equitation 14 &15 

303 GN Saddle Seat Equitation 12 & 13 

304 GN Saddle Seat Equitation 11 & Under 

305 GN Saddle Seat Classic Equitation 13 & Under 

306 GN Walk-Trot Saddle Seat Equitation 10-11 

307 GN Saddle Seat Classic Equitation 14-17 

308 GN Walk-Trot Saddle Seat Equitation 9 & Under 

SHOW ARENA 8 7:00 a.m. 

501 GN Dressage Training Level Test 2 Open 

502 GN Dressage Training Level Test 2 Junior Exhibitor 

503 GN Dressage Training Level Test 2 Amateur 


505 GN Dressage First Level Test 1 Open 

506 GN Dressage First Level Test 1 Junior Exhibitor 

507 GN AMHA Dressage Seat Gold Medal 

508 GN Dressage First Level Test 1 Amateur 


510 GN Dressage First Level Test 2 Junior. Exhibitor 





515 GN Dressage Prix St. George 

516 GN Dressage Intermediate II 

COLISEUM 1:00 p.m. 

10 GN Yearling Filly 

11 GN Two-Year-Old Mare 

12 WC Junior Mare 

13 GN Three-Year-Old Mare 

14 GN Four-Year-Old Mare 

15 GN Five-Year & Older Mares 

16 WC Senior Mare 


17 WC Mare 

18 GN Carriage Pleasure Driving Turnout Multiple 

19 GN Hunter Pleasure Amateur Masters 

20 WC Futurity Western Pleasure Three Year Old 

21 GN Carriage Pleasure Driving Turnout Single 

PERFORMANCE ARENA 1:00 p.m. 

309 GN Fitting & Showmanship 9 & Under Finals 

310 AMHA Western Seat Gold Medal Preliminary 

311 GN Walk-Trot Western Seat Equitation 10-11 



313 GN Walk-Trot Western Seat Equitation 9 & Under 



22 GN Heritage Salute to America-Single/Multiple Finals 

23 GN Roadster to Bike Amateur 

24 GN Yearling Colt 

25 GN Two-Year-Old Stallion 

26 WC Junior Stallion 

27 GN Three-Year-Old Stallion 

28 GN Four-Year-Old Stallion 

29 GN Five-Year-Old Stallion 

30 WC Senior Stallion 


31 WC Stallion 


315 GN Hunter Seat On The Flat Equitation 11 & Under 

316 GN Hunter Seat On The Flat Equitation 12 






SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2009 


32 GN Western Pleasure Mare 

33 GN Walk-Trot Hunter Pleasure 8 & Under 

34 GN Western Pleasure Junior Exhibitor 11 & Under 

35 GN Walk-Trot Hunter Pleasure 9 

36 GN Hunter Pleasure Three-Year-Old Stallion & Gelding 


38 GN Hunter Pleasure Amateur Stallion & Gelding 



322 GN Classic Pleasure Saddle Ladies Gelding 

323 GN English Pleasure Junior Exhibitor 12 & 13 

324 GN Classic Pleasure Driving Junior Exhibitor 14-17 

325 GN English Pleasure Four-Year-Old Mare 

326 GN Classic Pleasure Saddle Ladies Mare 

327 GN English Pleasure Four-Year-Old Stallion & Gelding 

328 GN Pleasure Driving Amateur Masters 

329 GN English Pleasure Ladies Mare 






521 GN Dressage First Level Test 3 Junior. Exhibitor 


523 GN Dressage First Level Test 4 Junior Exhibitor 





528 GN Dressage Intermediate I 

529 GN Dressage Musical First & Second Level Finals 

530 GN Dressage Musical Third Level & Above Finals


40 GN Hunter Pleasure Three-Year-Old Mare 

41 GN Classic Pleasure Saddle Junior Exhibitor 11 & Under 


43 GN Western Pleasure Gelding 

44 GN English Pleasure Junior Exhibitor 11 & Under 

45 GN Park Harness Two-Year-Old 


47 GN Classic Pleasure Driving Three-Year-Old & Under 

48 GN Carriage Pleasure Driving Reinsmanship Single 

49 GN Carriage Pleasure Driving Reinsmanship Multiple 


330 WC Walk-Trot Western Seat Equitation 11 & Under 

331 AMHA Hunter Seat on the Flat Gold Medal Preliminary 


50 GN Park Saddle Amateur Mare & Gelding 

51 GN Classic Pleasure Saddle Junior Exhibitor 12 & 13 

52 GN Hunter Pleasure Amateur Mare 

53 GN Park Harness Three-Year-Old 

54 GN English Pleasure Ladies Gelding 

55 GN Classic Pleasure Driving Four-Year-Old 

56 GN Western Pleasure Stallion 

57 GN Park Saddle Amateur Stallion 

58 GN Roadster To Bike 


332 GN Carriage Pleasure Driving Working Single 

333 GN Carriage Pleasure Driving Working Multiple 

MONDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2009 


59 GN Park Harness Four-Year-Old Stallion 

60 GN Park Saddle Junior Exhibitor 15 & Under 

61 GN Pleasure Driving Junior Exhibitor 11 & Under 

62 GN Walk-Trot English Pleasure 10-11 

63 GN Park Harness Ladies Gelding 

64 GN Walk-Trot English Pleasure 9 & Under 

65 GN Classic Pleasure Saddle Mare 

66 GN Pleasure Driving Junior Exhibitor 12 & 13 

67 GN English Pleasure Mare 

68 GN Pleasure Driving Amateur Stallion 

69 GN Classic Pleasure Saddle Stallion & Gelding 

70 WC Futurity Pleasure Driving Two-Year-Old 


334 GN Hunter Pleasure Ladies Amateur Mare 

335 GN Western Pleasure Youth Finals 

336 GN Hunter Pleasure Ladies Amateur Gelding 

337 GN Western Pleasure Three-Year-Old Mare 

338 GN Hunter Pleasure Junior Exhibitor 14 

339 GN Western Pleasure Amateur Mare 


SHOW ARENA 8 7:00 am. 








538 GN Dressage Grand Prix 

Dressage Exhibitor's Meeting 


71 GN Park Saddle Junior Exhibitor 16 & 17 

72 WC Carriage Pleasure Driving Single 

73 GN Park Saddle Mare & Gelding 

74 GN English Pleasure Youth Finals 

75 GN Park Harness Four-Year-Old Mare & Gelding 

76 GN English Pleasure Ladies Amateur Gelding 

77 PRESENTATION - DRESSAGE (all levels) 

78 GN Classic Pleasure Saddle Masters 

79 GN Pleasure Driving Ladies Gelding 

80 GN English Pleasure Ladies Amateur Mare 

81 GN Park Saddle Amateur Masters 

82 WC Carriage Pleasure Driving Multiple 


341 GN Western Pleasure Three-Year-Old Stallion & Gelding 

342 GN Hunter Pleasure Ladies Gelding 

343 GN Western Pleasure Amateur Gelding 



346 GN Western Pleasure Four-Year-Old Stallion & Gelding 

347 AMHA Saddle Seat Gold Medal Preliminary 

SHOW ARENA 8 2:00 p.m. 

539 GN Carriage Arena Driving Preliminary Level Finals 

540 GN Carriage Arena Driving Intermediate Level Finals 


83 GN Park Harness Ladies Mare 

84 GN English Pleasure Stallion 

85 GN Hunter Pleasure Mare 

86 WC Futurity Pleasure Driving Three-Year-Old 

87 GN Western Pleasure Junior Exhibitor 12 & 13 

88 GN Pleasure Driving Amateur Gelding 

89 GN English Pleasure Gelding 

90 GN Pleasure Driving Amateur Mare 

91 GN Western Pleasure Amateur Stallion 

92 GN Park Harness Stallion 


7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Schooling Rounds 

541 GN Low Working Hunter I 

542 GN Jumper I 

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2009 


93 GN Hunter Pleasure Junior Exhibitor 11 & Under 

94 GN Western Pleasure Ladies Amateur Mare 

95 GN Hunter Pleasure Stallion & Gelding 



98 GN Western Pleasure Ladies Amateur Gelding 



101 WC Walk-Trot Hunter Pleasure 11 & Under 


348 GN Pleasure Driving Four-Year-Old Gelding 


350 GN Classic Pleasure Driving Ladies Gelding 

351 WC Walk-Trot English Pleasure 11 & Under 

352 GN Park Saddle Four-Year-Old Mare & Gelding 

353 GN Pleasure Driving Four-Year-Old Mare 

354 GN Classic Pleasure Saddle Junior Horse Finals 

355 GN Pleasure Driving Four-Year-Old Stallion 

356 GN Park Saddle Youth Finals 

357 GN Classic Pleasure Driving Ladies Mare 

358 GN Versatile Morgan Finals 



8:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. Schooling Round 

543 GN Jumper II 

544 AMHA Hunter Seat Over Fences Gold Medal Finals 

545 GN Low Working Hunter II 

546 GN Low Working Hunter Under Saddle 

547 GN Working Hunter I 

548 GN Hunter Hack Finals 


102 WC Futurity Park Harness Three-Year-Old 

103 GN Road Hack Saddle Seat Finals 

104 GN Hunter Pleasure Youth Finals 

105 GN Walk-Trot Western Pleasure 9 & under 

106 GN Classic Pleasure Driving Masters 

107 GN Western Pleasure Four Year Old Mare 

108 GN Classic Pleasure Driving Junior Exhibitor 13 & Under 

109 GN Western Pleasure Ladies Gelding 

110 GN Park Harness Mare & Gelding 

111 GN Walk-Trot Western Pleasure 10-11 

112 AMHA Western Seat Gold Medal Finals 


30 minute Course Walk 

30 minute Break 

359 GN Carriage Driving Gambler's Choice Single 

360 GN Carriage Driving Gambler's Choice Multiple 


549 GN English Trail Open 

550 GN English Trail Amateur 

551 GN Trail Junior Exhibitor Finals 


113 GN Pleasure Driving Ladies Mare 

114 GN Park Saddle Four-Year-Old Stallion 


116 WC Futurity Park Harness-Two-Year Old 

117 GN Western Pleasure Ladies Mare 

118 GN Classic Pleasure Driving Mare 

119 GN Hunter Pleasure Ladies Mare 

120 GN Roadster Under Saddle Finals 

121 WC Futurity English Pleasure Three-Year-Old 

122 GN Road Hack Hunter Seat Finals 

123 GN Classic Pleasure Driving Stallion & Gelding 

124 GN Park Saddle Stallion 


552 GN Western Trail Open 

553 GN Western Trail Amateur 

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2009 


125 GN Classic Pleasure Driving Gentlemen's Finals 

126 GN Walk-Trot Classic Pleasure Saddle 10-11 

127 GN Pleasure Driving Mare 

128 GN English Pleasure Amateur Masters 

129 GN English Pleasure Three Year Old Mare 

130 GN Park Saddle Ladies Mare 

131 GN English Pleasure Amateur Stallion 

132 GN Pleasure Driving Gelding 

133 GN English Pleasure Amateur Gelding 

134 GN Park Saddle Three-Year-Old 

135 GN Park Harness Junior Exhibitor 16 & 17 

136 GN English Pleasure Amateur Mare 

137 GN Pleasure Driving Stallion 

138 GN Walk-Trot Classic Pleasure Saddle 9 & Under 

139 GN Park Harness Amateur Masters 

USEF MORGAN RULES FORUM 



361 GN Western Seat Equitation 16 & 17 

362 GN Walk-Trot Hunter Seat Equitation 8 & Under 


364 GN Walk-Trot Hunter Seat Equitation 9 



367 GN Western Seat Equitation 11 & Under 



8:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. Schooling Rounds 

554 GN Hunter Seat Over Fences Equitation 17 & Under Finals 

555 GN Working Hunter Amateur/Junior Exhibitor Finals (concurrent) 

556 GN Working Hunter II 

557 GN Working Hunter Under Saddle 

558 GN Jumper III 


140 GN Pleasure Driving Two-Year-Old Mare 

141 WC Classic Pleasure Saddle Junior Exhibitor 13 & Under 

142 GN Park Harness Junior Exhibitor 15 & Under 

143 WC Futurity Hunter Pleasure Three-Year-Old 

144 GN Pleasure Driving Amateur Ladies Finals 

145 WC Classic Pleasure Saddle Masters 

146 WC Pleasure Driving Junior Exhibitor 13 & Under 

147 GN English Pleasure Three-Year-Old Stallion & Gelding 


149 GN Park Saddle Ladies Gelding 

150 GN Pleasure Driving Two-Year-Old Stallion & Gelding 

151 PRESENTATIONS - Hunter/Jumper 






369 GN Carriage Driving Double Jeopardy Single 

370 GN Carriage Driving Double Jeopardy Multiple 


Educational Discipline Clinics & Barbeque 


153 GN Roadster Under Saddle Amateur Finals 

154 WC Futurity Classic Pleasure Driving Three-Year-Old 

155 WC Western Pleasure Junior Exhibitor 13 & Under 

156 GN Park Harness Amateur Mare & Gelding 

157 WC Hunter Pleasure Amateur 

158 WC Classic Pleasure Saddle 

159 GN Park Harness Amateur Stallion 

160 AMHA Saddle Seat Gold Medal Finals 

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2009 


161 GN Western Pleasure Amateur Gentlemen's Finals 

162 GN Hunter Pleasure Four-Year-Old Mare 

163 GN Western Pleasure Gentlemen's Finals 

164 GN Hunter Pleasure Four-Year-Old Stallion & Gelding 

165 WC Western Pleasure Three-Year-Old 


371 WC Walk-Trot Hunter Seat Equitation 11 & Under 

372 WC Hunter Seat On the Flat Junior Equitation 

373 WC Hunter Seat On the Flat Senior Equitation 


559 GN Reining Non-Pro Rookie


166 WC Park Saddle Amateur Masters 

167 GN Pleasure Driving Three-Year-Old Mare 

168 WC Classic Pleasure Saddle Junior Exhibitor 14-17 

169 GN Pleasure Driving Three-Year-Old Stallion & Gelding 

170 WC English Pleasure Junior Exhibitor 13 & Under 

171 WC Park Harness Four-Year-Old 

172 WC English Pleasure Junior Exhibitor 14-17 

173 WC Walk-Trot Classic Pleasure Saddle 11 & Under 

174 GN Pleasure Driving Youth Finals 

175 WC English Pleasure Four-Year-Old 

176 GN Park Harness Youth Finals 

177 WC Futurity Park Saddle Three-Year-Old 

178 GN Pleasure Driving Amateur Gentlemen's Finals 

179 WC Park Saddle Junior Exhibitor 

180 WC Futurity Pleasure Driving Two-Year-Old (if needed) 


Course Walk 


374 GN Carriage Obstacle Driving Timed Cones Single 

375 GN Carriage Obstacle Driving Timed Cones Multiple 

Carriage Exhibitor's Meeting 

376 WC English Trail 

30 minute break 

377 WC Western Trail 

SHOW ARENA 8 1:00 pm. 

560 GN Reining 1st Year Green 

561 GN Reining 2nd Year Green 





181 WC Carriage Obstacle Driving Single 

182 WC Carriage Obstacle Driving Multiple 

183 WC Pleasure Driving Ladies 

184 PRESENTATION - TRAIL 

185 WC Pleasure Driving Amateur Masters 

186 GN Parade Horse Finals 

187 WC Roadster to Bike Amateur 

188 GN Hunter Pleasure Gentlemen's Finals 

189 WC Park Harness Ladies 


378 UPHA Morgan Junior Challenge Cup Finals Phase I 

379 UPHA Morgan Senior Challenge Cup Finals Phase I 


562 GN Reining Non-Pro Adult 

563 GN Reining Non-Pro Youth 

564 GN Reining Open 

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2009 


190 WC Futurity In-Hand Yearling Gelding 

191 WC Futurity In-Hand Yearling Filly 

192 WC Futurity In-Hand Yearling Colt 

193 WC Classic Pleasure Driving Ladies 

194 WC Futurity In-Hand Two-Year-Old Gelding 

195 WC Futurity In-Hand Two-Year-Old Mare 

196 WC Futurity In-Hand Two-Year-Old Stallion 

197 WC Walk-Trot Western Pleasure 11 & Under 

198 WC Futurity Pleasure Driving Three Year Old (if needed) 


199 WC Classic Pleasure Driving Junior Exhibitor 

200 WC Hunter Pleasure Amateur Masters 

201 WC Classic Pleasure Driving Junior Horse 

202 WC Western Pleasure Four-Year-Old 

203 WC Classic Pleasure Driving Masters 

204 WC English Pleasure Three Year Old 

205 WC Hunter Pleasure Junior Exhibitor 13 & Under 

206 WC Pleasure Driving Junior Exhibitor 14-17 

207 WC Western Pleasure Ladies Amateur 

208 WC Hunter Pleasure Junior Exhibitor 16-17 

209 WC English Pleasure Amateur Masters 

210 WC Western Pleasure Junior Exhibitor 14-17 


380 GN Walk-Trot Saddle Seat Classic Equitation 10-11 

381 UPHA Morgan Senior Challenge Cup Finals Phase II 

382 GN Walk-Trot Saddle Seat Classic Equitation 9 & Under 

383 UPHA Morgan Junior Challenge Cup Finals Phase II 

384 WC Walk-Trot Saddle Seat Equitation 11 & Under 


565 GN Reining Three-Year-Old Snaffle Bit/Hackamore 

566 GN Reining Four-Year-Old Snaffle Bit/Hackamore 

567 GN Reining Five-Year-Old Snaffle Bit/Hackamore 

568 WC Reining Non-Pro 


Presentation of Colors 

211 Leadline 

212 WC Park Saddle Amateur 

213 WC Classic Pleasure Driving 

214 WC English Pleasure Ladies 

215 WC Park Harness Three-Year-Old 

216 WC Hunter Pleasure 

217 WC Pleasure Driving Amateur 

218 WC English Pleasure 

219 WC Western Pleasure Amateur 

220 WC Park Harness 


385 WC Western Seat Junior Equitation 

386 WC Western Seat Senior Equitation 


569 WC Reining 

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2009 


221 WC Hunter Pleasure Junior Exhibitor 14-15 

222 WC English Pleasure Ladies Amateur 

223 WC Hunter Pleasure Three-Year-Old 

224 WC Pleasure Driving Two-Year-Old 

225 WC Park Harness Junior Exhibitor 

226 WC Hunter Pleasure Four-Year-Old 

227 WC Park Saddle Three-Year-Old 


Youth of the Year rides 


570 WC Reining Snaffle Bi/Hackamore 

571 AMHA Reining Seat Gold Medal Finals 

572 GN Reining Green Rider Finals 

Reining Exhibitor's Meeting 


Youth Judging Contest 



228 WC Park Harness Two-Year-Old 

229 WC Western Pleasure Ladies 

230 WC Pleasure Driving Three-Year-Old 

231 WC Hunter Pleasure Ladies 

232 WC Park Saddle Four-Year-Old 

233 In Memoriam 

234 WC Western Pleasure Amateur Masters 

235 WC Pleasure Driving Four-Year-Old 

236 PRESENTATIONS - Reining 

237 WC Park Harness Amateur 

238 AMHA Hunter Seat On the Flat Gold Medal Finals 


387 WC Saddle Seat Senior Equitation 

388 WC Saddle Seat Classic Equitation 

389 WC Saddle Seat Junior Equitation 

390 WC Walk-Trot Saddle Seat Classic Equitation 11 & Under 


573 GN Reining Free Style Non-Pro Finals 

574 GN Reining Free Style Open Finals 


YOUTH FLAG PRESENTATION 

239 WC Park Harness Amateur Masters 

240 WC Western Pleasure 

241 PRESENTATION - 2009 EQUITATION CHAMPIONS 

242 WC Classic Pleasure Saddle Ladies 

243 WC English Pleasure Amateur 

244 WC Park Saddle Ladies 

245 PRESENTATION - YOUTH OF THE YEAR 

246 WC Roadster to Bike 

Silver Possibility Drawing 

247 WC Hunter Pleasure Ladies Amateur 

248 WC Pleasure Driving 

249 WC Park Saddle 

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