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2009 Harvest Days Horse Show
OFFICIAL PRIZE LIST
HARVEST DAYS HORSE SHOW
October 30-November 1, 2009
FLORIDA STATE FAIRGROUNDS, TAMPA, FLORIDA
sponsored by:
The Tampa Horse Show Association, Inc.
www.tampahorseshows.org
JUDGE ..................................................................GAYLE LAMPE
KANSAS
PHOTOGRAPHER ................................................ DOUG SHIFLET
ANNOUNCER .......................................................... JON DUNKLE
RINGMASTER ........................................................ TOM BLOCH
FARRIER ............................................................. SEAN NORRIS
ORGANIST ........................................................... DALE STONE
VET ON CALL ................. ODESSA EQUINE CLINIC (813) 920-3697
SHOW CHAIR .............................. PAM THOMAS (813) 220-3687
SHOW SECRETARY ............. BETH SNYDER Phone (502) 647-0076
Fax (502) 633-6207
Show Office (as of 10/29/09) – (813) 621-7821, x390
Management reserves the right to add to or vary these officials.
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Entries close October 23, 2009
SHOW COMMITTEES
HOSPITALITY ........................................................Pam Thomas
PRIZE LIST ............................................................ “Madame X”
ADVERTISING ................................................... Becky Buffington
BOX SEATS ...........................................................Pam Thomas
RIBBONS & TROPHIES ...................................... Becky Buffington
CENTER RING .................................James Rosburg/Pam Thomas
VENDORS ........................................................ Becky Buffington
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TAMPA HORSE SHOW ASSOCIATION, INC.
www.tampahorseshows.org
The Tampa Horse Show Association, Inc. is the most enduring group of
its kind in Florida. The success of its renowned Tampa Charity Horse
Show, held each spring since 1931 at the opening of the national show
season, has made it one of the most respected show organizations in the
United States. Its less formal Harvest Days Horse Show, held each fall
since 1967, has become one of the most popular and family-oriented
horse competitions. Both shows feature American Saddlebreds, Morgans,
Roadsters, and Ponies. Today’s Tampa Horse Show Association, Inc.
volunteers have defied the odds by sustaining two high-level horse shows
– even as other groups have been forced to discontinue their shows.
The Association is extremely proud to offer riders of all ages and means
the opportunity to indulge in this most classic of family sports. In addition
to offering great shows, the Association has made Tampa Bay a better
place to live by awarding several hundred thousands to its charities. Our
current charity is The Scottish Rite Foundation of Florida, which
provides clinics for the treatment of childhood language disorders.
Board of Directors
PRESIDENT .......................................................... Pam Thomas
TREASURER .................................................... Becky Buffington
NOTICE: ALL FEED AND BEDDING ORDERS MUST
BE ORDERED AND PRE-PAID WITH THE
FAIRGROUNDS HORSE SHOW OFFICE AT
(813) 740-3500.
Feed Store Hours:
Oct 29 7am-7pm
Oct 30-Nov 1 7am-5pm
IT IS NO LONGER POSSIBLE TO CHARGE
THESE TO YOUR SHOW ACCOUNT.
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RULES AND REGULATIONS
1. Stall bedding will not be provided. Feed and bedding are available
daily on the grounds (For feed and bedding arrangements, please
see notation on page 2.) No haul-in bulk shavings are allowed.
2. A stall is required for each horse. No tie-ups or drive-ins.
3. The Florida State Fair Authority charges $16.50 per day per
stall if arriving prior to October 29, 2009 and $16.50 per
day per stall if staying beyond midnight on November 1,
2009.
4. Prior arrangements must be made with the Florida State Fair
Authority for all horses arriving before October 29, 2009. Please
call the Fairgrounds Horse Show Office at (813) 740-3500.
5. Campsites are available at $40 per night, to be collected by the
Florida State Fair Authority. Arrangements must be made by calling
(813) 621-7821.
6. Negative Coggins (within the last 12 months) is required.
7. Dogs must be kept on a leash (no longer than 6’) held by a person,
or tied at all times. This rule applies to all dogs!
8. All minors must be under the control and supervision of a parent or
guardian who will be responsible for all injuries, damages, accidents,
and disruptions caused by the minor. Serious and/or continuous
incidents will result in expulsion from the Fairgrounds. No refunds
will be made.
9. The Tampa Horse Show Association, Inc., the Harvest Days Horse
Show Committee and officials of the Florida State Fair Authority will
not be responsible for any accident which may occur to any rider,
driver, groom or attendant, animal or equipment at the show or for
any loss or destruction of any property or damages to or by animals
in exhibition at the show, grounds, or stabling area.
10. The Harvest Days Horse Show will not add classes other than those
listed in this Prize List. Suggestions made in writing to any board
member of the Tampa Horse Show Association, Inc. will be
considered for future shows.
11. Championship classes will not be stripped.
12. The Show will be conducted in the spirit of the USEF rules and the
Academy Division will follow the UPHA Chapter 16 Rules.
13. All horses shown at this show in classes designated as Morgan
classes must be registered with the American Morgan Horse
Association, Inc., and must be entered under their full registered
name. A copy of the AMHA registration must be included with each
entry or presented to the horse show secretary in order for the
entry to be considered official.
14. A protest must be in writing, signed and accompanied by a deposit
of $100 (payable to the Tampa Horse Show Association). A
member of the Show Committee, the Show Chair, or the Show
Secretary must receive the protest within 48 hours of the
occurrence of the alleged violation. If the protest is upheld, the
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deposit shall be returned; if not
upheld, the deposit shall be forfeited to the Harvest Days Horse
Show. In case the protest is upheld, entries standing next in award
will move up accordingly.
15. The gate of the show ring will be closed two minutes after the first
horse enters the ring. Any exhibitor not in the ring by that time will
not be admitted.
16. If for any reason a judge cannot officiate, the Committee reserves
the right to substitute.
17. The age of a Junior Exhibitor on December 1 of the preceding year
will be maintained throughout the entire following year.
18. The Horse Show Committee reserves the right to cancel any class
where there are less than four (4) entries and to combine or divide
any class or classes, should the best interest of the show require it.
In case of cancellation, entry fees will be refunded. The Horse
Show Committee or Show Chair will consider dividing classes when
official entries exceed 12 in a class.
19. Exhibitors canceling entries in writing prior to the closing date of
entries will be entitled to a refund of fees paid other than stall
fees. Exhibitors canceling entries in writing after the closing date
but prior to October 29, 2009, will not be entitled to a refund. NO
STALL REFUNDS WILL BE MADE.
20. The Harvest Days Horse Show Committee reserves the right to:
a. Vary or add to the names of those officials who have been
invited to participate.
b. Decline/return any/all entries, return any monies paid for
stalls/entry fees, before or during the show, without
explanation or recourse to the show for liability or
compensation.
21. Exhibitors are hereby notified that any act of discourtesy or
disobedience to the judge, horse show staff, volunteers, or officials
on the part of the owner, rider, trainer, agent, or groom, will
disqualify horse and/or rider and the owner shall forfeit their entry
and all other fees.
STALL DOORS MUST NOT BE REMOVED—THE FLORIDA STATE
FAIRGROUNDS WILL ASSESS A DAMAGE FEE TO ANY EXHIBITOR
REMOVING A STALL DOOR.
FEES
Stall (any or all days Wednesday through Sunday) ............. $85 each
Office Fee ............................................................ $20 per horse
Entry Fees: Qualifying and Academy Classes ................ $25 per class
Entry Fees: Stake/Championship Classes ..................... $30 per class
Box Seats (6 seats and a table ringside) .................... $100 per box
Sponsorships: Qualifying Classes ................................. $50 per class
Sponsorships: Stake/Championship Classes ................ $100 per class
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UPHA CHAPTER 16 ACADEMY RULES
These rules have been established by the trainers, instructors and show committees of
UPHA Chapter 16.
ALL RIDERS UNDER 18 YEARS OF AGE MUST WEAR HELMETS!
The Academy Division is open only to riders who have never competed in
a regular horse show in full show attire for their respective division. Riders
must be competing on an Academy horse.
The Academy Horse is defined as a horse of any breed that is regularly
used in a professionally operated lesson program. An Academy horse may
be privately owned, however, in addition to being used in the lesson
program, someone other than the horses’ owner must also show it in
competition. The Academy horse must display safe manners and
characteristics desired of a lesson horse. A plain shod horse is required;
one pad and/or therapeutic wedge is allowed. Desired is a clean, well
turned out horse; hoof blacking is optional, and braiding is only allowed in
the hunt seat classes. Horses are not to be judged; way of going is not
to be considered.
Tack: Horses are to be tacked according to the division the rider is
competing in. Instructors are encouraged to bridle their horses in a safe
manner; tie downs, standing martingales or blinkers are not allowed.
Attire: For the Saddle Seat rider: jodhpurs, jodhpur boots or paddock
boots, long sleeve, button-down or collared shirt, tie and gloves are
required. Vests are optional, no derbies allowed. For the Hunt seat rider:
breeches, and an appropriate hunt seat shirt, hunt boots or paddock
boots and gloves are required. “Polo” shirts are not allowed. For the
Western rider: appropriate western shirt, pants, tie, boots and gloves are
required. Chaps or western hats are not allowed. For riders under 18,
safety helmets are mandatory. For riders over 18, safety helmets are
optional but strongly encouraged.
Class Rules: Headers are allowed in if needed for safety, no whips or
towels allowed in with them. Classes will be split at the 13 th rider; splits will
be shuffled to keep equitation and showmanship back to back for each
age group. Class holds will be 2 minutes in length. NO EXCEPTIONS.
Equitation classes are judged on the riders basic equitation skills with
correct diagonals and leads to be counted; proper use of the show ring is
to be considered. Showmanship classes are judged on the rider’s
horsemanship abilities. They are judged on a rider’s ability to control and
show their horse, including speed, collectiveness and placement in the
ring. In canter classes, promptness in finding the correct lead is important
as well as the rider’s command of the horse.
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CLASS SCHEDULE
Friday Afternoon, October 30, 2009 – 12:00 p.m.
1. Saddle Seat Equitation – 14-17 (Any Breed)
2. ASB Pleasure Driving
3. English Pleasure (Any Breed)
4. ASB Western Pleasure – Open
5. ASB 3-Gaited Park – Amateur
6. Morgan Pleasure Driving – Amateur
7. Saddle Seat Equitation – Walk/Trot 11 & Under (Any Breed)
8. ASB Country Pleasure Driving
9. Morgan English Pleasure – Junior Exhibitor
10. ASB 3-Gaited Denver/Limit
11. Morgan Classic Pleasure Driving
12. Hunter Pleasure (Any Breed)
13. Saddle Seat Equitation – 13 & Under (Any Breed)
14. Pleasure Pony Driving
15. Morgan English Pleasure – Open
16. ASB 5-Gaited – Junior Exhibitor
17. ASB 3-Gaited Country Pleasure – Adult Amateur
18. Roadster Pony – Adult Amateur/Junior Exhibitor
19. Morgan Western Pleasure – Open
Friday Evening, October 30, 2009 – 6:30 p.m.
20. Hackney Pony – Open
21. Morgan Walk/Trot Pleasure – 11 & Under
22. ASB 3-Gaited Pleasure – Junior Exhibitor
23. Western Equitation – Any Age Rider (Any Breed)
24. ASB 3-Gaited Pleasure – Adult Amateur
25. Morgan Hunter Pleasure – Open
26. ASB 3-Gaited – Amateur
27. Morgan Classic Pleasure – Junior Exhibitor
28. ASB 3-Gaited Park – Denver/Limit
29. Roadster Pony – Junior Novice
30. ASB 3-Gaited Country Pleasure – Junior Exhibitor
31. ASB 5-Gaited Pleasure
32. Morgan Classic Pleasure – Adult Amateur
33. Roadster to Bike – Open
34. ASB 3-Gaited – Junior Exhibitor
35. Morgan English Pleasure – Adult Amateur
36. ASB 5-Gaited – Amateur
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Saturday Morning, October 31, 2009 – 10:00 am
37. Saddle Seat Equitation – Adult Amateur (Any Breed)
38. Roadster Pony – Adult Amateur/Junior Exhibitor Championship
39. Morgan Equitation
40. ASB Western Pleasure – Amateur
41. ASB 3-Gaited Country Pleasure – Novice Rider
42. Morgan Western Pleasure – Junior Exhibitor
43. Walk/Trot Pleasure – 11 & Under (Any Breed)
44. Morgan English Pleasure – Novice Rider
45. Walk/Trot Pleasure – 12 & Over (Any Breed)
46. Morgan Hunter Pleasure Championship
47. ASB 3-Gaited Pleasure – Novice Rider
48. Hackney Harness Pony – Open
49. Morgan Pleasure Driving – Open
50. Morgan Western Pleasure – Amateur
Saturday Evening, October 31, 2009 – 6:30 p.m.
51. ASB Fine Harness – Open Stake
52. ASB 3-Gaited Park – Amateur Championship
53. ASB 5-Gaited Pleasure Championship
54. Hunter Pleasure Championship (Any Breed)
55. Roadster to Bike Stake
56. Morgan English Pleasure – Junior Exhibitor Championship
57. Pleasure Pony Driving Championship
58. ASB 3-Gaited Park – Open Stake
59. Morgan Classic Pleasure Driving Championship
60. Saddle Seat Equitation Championship – 17 & Under (Any Breed)
61. ASB Pleasure Driving Championship
62. English Pleasure Championship (Any Breed)
63. ASB 3-Gaited – Open Stake
64. Morgan Park – Open
65. ASB 5-Gaited – Amateur/Junior Exhibitor Championship
66. Equine Costume Class (Any Breed)
67. Pet Costume Class – Human Exhibitor
UPHA MEETING
Ringside
Immediately following the Friday afternoon session
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Sunday Morning, November 1, 2009 – 9:30 a.m.
68. Morgan Classic Pleasure – Junior Exhibitor Championship
69. Walk/Trot Pleasure Championship (Any Breed)
70. ASB 3-Gaited Country Pleasure – Junior Exhibitor Championship
71. Morgan English Pleasure – Adult Amateur Championship
72. ASB 3-Gaited Country Pleasure – Adult Amateur Championship
73. ASB 3-Gaited Pleasure – Junior Exhibitor Championship
74. Roadster Pony – Open Stake
75. Morgan Pleasure Driving Championship
76. ASB Western Pleasure Championship
77. ASB 3-Gaited Pleasure – Adult Amateur Championship
78. Morgan Western Pleasure Championship
79. ASB Country Pleasure Driving Championship
80. ASB 3-Gaited – Amateur/Junior Exhibitor Championship
81. Morgan Classic Pleasure Championship – Adult Amateur
82. ASB 5-Gaited – Open Stake
Academy High Point awards will be presented in Center
Ring between Classes 92 and 93 on Sunday afternoon.
Mark your calendar now for the
76th
March 9-13, 2010
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Sunday Afternoon, November 1, 2009 – 1:30 p.m.
ACADEMY DIVISION
(Over 12 entries to split classes)
83. Lead Line (Any Breed)
84. Academy Walk/Trot on the Line – 8 & Under
85. Academy Showmanship – Adult
86. Academy Saddle Seat Equitation – Adult
87. Academy Showmanship – 14-17
88. Academy Saddle Seat Equitation – 14-17
89. Academy Showmanship – 13 & Under
90. Academy Saddle Seat Equitation – 13 & Under
91. Academy Walk/Trot Showmanship – 14 & Over
92. Academy Walk/Trot Saddle Seat Equitation – 14 & Over
ACADEMY HIGH POINT AWARDS PRESENTATION
93. Academy Walk/Trot Showmanship – 11-13
94. Academy Walk/Trot Saddle Seat Equitation – 11-13
95. Academy Western Showmanship – Any Age
96. Academy Walk/Trot Showmanship – 9 & 10
97. Academy Walk/Trot Saddle Seat Equitation – 9 & 10
98. Academy Walk/Trot Western Showmanship – Any Age
99. Academy Walk/Trot Showmanship – 8 & Under
100. Academy Walk/Trot Saddle Seat Equitation – 8 & Under
101. Academy Walk/Trot Saddle Seat Equitation – 8 & Under –
Novice Riders Only
102. Academy Walk/Trot Saddle Seat Equitation – 9-12 – Novice
Riders Only
103. Academy Hunt Seat Showmanship – Any Age
104. Academy Hunt Seat Equitation – Any Age
105. Academy Walk/Trot Hunt Seat Showmanship – Any Age
106. Academy Walk/Trot Hunt Seat Equitation – Any Age
A SPECIAL THANKS TO . . .
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CLASS SPECIFICATIONS
1. Junior Exhibitors may show in any amateur class ONLY when
there is no class within the division specifically for them. Junior
Exhibitors that do not have a Championship in their division may
show back in the Amateur Championship after having shown in the
Junior Exhibitor qualifying class.
2. Exhibitors showing in Walk/Trot classes may NEVER have been
judged in a canter class in any show and may not show in any
canter class at this show. A driving class is not considered to be a
canter class.
3. To qualify for a Saddle Seat Equitation Championship, a rider
must have competed in any Equitation qualifier. This division is
open to any breed of horse. A class designated as 14 years and
over includes adults of any age.
4. A Classic horse is not restricted to Classic Classes only, but in
Classic Classes, must adhere to the rules specifying no pads, with
only amateur rider/driver and amateur header.
5. American Saddlebreds (ASB) may only compete in ASB classes
unless the words “Any Breed” are specified after the class.
6. Pads are not allowed in the 3-Gaited ASB Country Pleasure,
Country Pleasure Driving, Classic, or Western classes.
7. To qualify for a Championship, a horse/rider must have shown
and been judged in a qualifying class for that Championship except
for non-qualifying classes.
8. Novice horse means a horse that has not won three blue ribbons
WITHIN THAT DIVISION AT ANY SHOW. Novice rider means a
rider that has not won three blue ribbons WITHIN THAT DIVISION
AT ANY SHOW. Any Amateur exhibiting in a Denver/Limit class is
qualified to show back in the Amateur or Open Championship in
that division.
9. Open classes are open to both amateurs and professionals.
10. Academy classes are for exhibitors on horses owned or leased by
a riding school and used regularly for lessons.
Check for results posted at
www.tampahorseshows.org
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Five-Gaited
16. JUNIOR EXHIBITOR
Friday afternoon, $25 entry fee
36. AMATEUR
Friday evening, $25 entry fee
65. AMATEUR/JUNIOR EXHIBITOR CHAMPIONSHIP
Saturday evening, $30 entry fee
Must have shown in class 16 or 36
82. OPEN STAKE
Sunday morning, $30 entry fee
No qualifying required
Three-Gaited
10. DENVER/LIMIT
Friday afternoon, $25 entry fee
Qualifies for class 80 if shown by an amateur or junior exhibitor
26. AMATEUR
Friday evening, $25 entry fee
34. JUNIOR EXHIBITOR
Friday evening, $25 entry fee
63. OPEN STAKE
Saturday evening, $30 entry fee
No qualifying required
80. AMATEUR/JUNIOR EXHIBITOR CHAMPIONSHIP
Sunday morning, $30 entry fee
Must have shown in class 10, 26, or 34
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Fine Harness
51. OPEN STAKE
Saturday evening, $30 entry fee
Three-Gaited Park
5. AMATEUR
Friday afternoon, $25 entry fee
28. DENVER/LIMIT HORSE
Friday evening, $25 entry fee
Qualifies for class 52 if shown by an amateur
52. AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP
Saturday evening, $30 entry fee
Must have shown in class 5 or 28
CRIS GARD MEMORIAL PERPETUAL TROPHY
58. OPEN STAKE
Saturday evening, $30 entry fee
No qualifying required
31. QUALIFYING
Friday evening, $25 entry fee
Five-Gaited Pleasure
53. CHAMPIONSHIP
Saturday evening, $30 entry fee
Must have shown in class 31
22. JUNIOR EXHIBITOR
Friday evening, $25 entry fee
24. ADULT AMATEUR
Friday evening, $25 entry fee
Three-Gaited Pleasure
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47. NOVICE RIDER
Saturday morning, $25 entry fee
Adult amateur qualifies for class 77
Junior exhibitor qualifies for class 73
73. JUNIOR EXHIBITOR CHAMPIONSHIP
Sunday morning, $30 entry fee
Must have shown in class 22 or 47
SCOTTISH RITE FOUNDATION OF FLORIDA PERPETUAL TROPHY
77. ADULT AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP
Sunday morning, $30 entry fee
Must have shown in class 24 or 47
CAMILLE COPPAGE MEMORIAL PERPETUAL TROPHY
Pleasure Driving
2. QUALIFYING
Friday afternoon, $25 entry fee
61. CHAMPIONSHIP
Saturday evening, $30 entry fee
Must have shown in class 2
Three-Gaited Country Pleasure
17. ADULT AMATEUR
Friday afternoon, $25 entry fee
30. JUNIOR EXHIBITOR
Friday Evening, $25 entry fee
41. NOVICE RIDER
Saturday morning, $25 entry fee
Adult amateur qualifies for class 72
Junior exhibitor qualifies for class 70
70. JUNIOR EXHIBITOR CHAMPIONSHIP
Sunday morning, $30 fee
Must have shown in class 30 or 41
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72. ADULT AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP
Sunday morning, $30 entry fee
Must have shown in class 17 or 41
Country Pleasure Driving
8. QUALIFYING
Friday afternoon, $25 entry fee
79. CHAMPIONSHIP
Sunday morning, $30 entry fee
Must have shown in class 8
Western Pleasure
4. OPEN
Friday afternoon, $25 entry fee
40. AMATEUR
Saturday morning, $25 entry fee
76. CHAMPIONSHIP
Sunday morning, $30 entry fee
Must have shown in class 4 or 40
JILL REYNOLDS MEMORIAL PERPETUAL TROPHY
33. OPEN
Friday evening, $25 entry fee
Roadster Horse To Bike
55. STAKE
Saturday evening, $30 entry fee
No qualifying required
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Roadster Pony To Bike
18. ADULT AMATEUR/JUNIOR EXHIBITOR
Friday afternoon, $25 entry fee
29. JUNIOR NOVICE
Friday evening, $25 entry fee
38. ADULT AMATEUR/JUNIOR EXHIBITOR CHAMPIONSHIP
Saturday morning, $30 entry fee
Must have shown in class 29
74. OPEN STAKE
Sunday morning, $30 entry fee
20. OPEN
Friday evening, $25 entry fee
Hackney PONY DIVISION Pony Driving
Hackney Harness Pony Driving
48. OPEN
Saturday morning, $25 entry fee
Pleasure Pony Driving
14. QUALIFYING
Friday afternoon, $25 entry fee
57. CHAMPIONSHIP
Saturday evening, $30 entry fee
Must have shown in class 14
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MORGAN DIVISION
English Pleasure Saddle
9. JUNIOR EXHIBITOR
Friday afternoon, $25 entry fee
15. OPEN
Friday afternoon, $25 entry fee
21. WALK/TROT PLEASURE – 11 & UNDER
Friday evening, $25 entry fee
35. ADULT AMATEUR
Friday evening, $25 entry fee
44. NOVICE RIDER
Saturday morning, $25 entry fee
Adult amateur qualifies for class 71.
Junior exhibitor qualifies
for class 56.
56. JUNIOR EXHIBITOR CHAMPIONSHIP
Saturday evening, $30 entry fee
Must have shown in class 9 or 44
71. ADULT AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP
Sunday morning, $30 entry fee
Must have shown in class 35 or 44
Park
64. OPEN
Saturday evening, $25 entry fee
Pleasure Driving
6. AMATEUR
Friday afternoon, $25 entry fee
49. OPEN
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Saturday morning, $25 entry fee
75. CHAMPIONSHIP
Sunday morning, $30 entry fee
Must have shown in class 6 or 49
Classic Pleasure Driving
11. QUALIFYING
Friday afternoon, $25 entry fee
59. CHAMPIONSHIP
Saturday evening, $30 entry fee
Must have shown in class 11
27. JUNIOR EXHIBITOR
Friday evening, $25 entry fee
32. ADULT AMATEUR
Friday evening, $25 entry fee
Classic Pleasure Saddle
68. JUNIOR EXHIBITOR CHAMPIONSHIP
Sunday morning, $30 entry fee
Must have shown in class 27
81. ADULT AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP
Sunday morning, $30 entry fee
Must have shown in class 32
Western Pleasure
19. OPEN
Friday afternoon, $25 entry fee
42. JUNIOR EXHIBITOR
Saturday morning, $25 entry fee
50. AMATEUR
Saturday morning, $25 entry fee
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78. CHAMPIONSHIP
Sunday morning, $30 entry fee
Must have shown in class 19, 42 or 50
Hunter Pleasure
25. OPEN
Friday evening, $25 entry fee
46. CHAMPIONSHIP
Saturday morning, $30 entry fee
Must have shown in class 25
EQUITATION DIVISION
Equitation classes open to any breed (except class #39)
1. SADDLE SEAT EQUITATION 14 -17 – ANY BREED HORSE
Friday afternoon, $25 entry fee
7. SADDLE SEAT EQUITATION WALK/TROT 11 & UNDER - ANY BREED
HORSE
Friday afternoon, $25 entry fee
13. SADDLE SEAT EQUITATION 13 & UNDER - ANY BREED HORSE
Friday afternoon, $25 entry fee
23. WESTERN EQUITATION – ANY AGE RIDER – ANY BREED HORSE
Friday evening, $25 entry fee
37. SADDLE SEAT EQUITATION – ADULT AMATEUR – ANY BREED
HORSE
Saturday Morning, $25 entry fee
39. MORGAN EQUITATION
Saturday morning, $25 entry fee
60. SADDLE SEAT EQUITATION CHAMPIONSHIP 17 & UNDER
Saturday evening, $30 entry fee
Must have shown in class 1, 13, or 39
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MISCELLANEOUS/ANY BREED DIVISION
Saddle Seat Pleasure
3. ENGLISH PLEASURE – ANY BREED
Friday Afternoon, $25 entry fee
62. ENGLISH PLEASURE CHAMPIONSHIP – ANY BREED
Saturday Evening, $30 entry fee
Must have shown in class 3
Hunter Pleasure
12. HUNTER PLEASURE – ANY BREED
Friday afternoon, $25 entry fee
54. HUNTER PLEASURE CHAMPIONSHIP – ANY BREED
Saturday evening, $30 entry fee
Must have shown in class 12
Walk/Trot
43. WALK/TROT PLEASURE 11 & UNDER – ANY BREED
Saturday morning, $25 entry fee
45. WALK/TROT PLEASURE 12 & OVER – ANY BREED
Saturday morning, $25 entry fee
69. WALK/TROT PLEASURE CHAMPIONSHIP – ANY BREED
Sunday morning, $30 entry fee
Must have shown in class 43 or 45
Other
66. EQUINE COSTUME CLASS – ANY BREED
Saturday evening $10 entry fee
HARVEST DAYS EQUINE COSTUME CLASS PERPETUAL TROPHY
67. PET COSTUME CLASS – HUMAN EXHIBITOR
Saturday evening, $10 entry fee
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HARVEST DAYS PET COSTUME CLASS PERPETUAL TROPHY
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ACADEMY DIVISION
(All classes on Sunday afternoon / $25 entry fee per class)
83. Lead Line (Any Breed)
84. Academy Walk/Trot on the Line – 8 & Under
85. Academy Showmanship – Adult
86. Academy Saddle Seat Equitation – Adult
87. Academy Showmanship – 14-17
88. Academy Saddle Seat Equitation – 14-17
89. Academy Showmanship – 13 & Under
90. Academy Saddle Seat Equitation – 13 & Under
91. Academy Walk/Trot Showmanship – 14 & Over
92. Academy Walk/Trot Saddle Seat Equitation – 14 & Over
ACADEMY HIGH POINT AWARDS PRESENTATION
93. Academy Walk/Trot Showmanship – 11-13
94. Academy Walk/Trot Saddle Seat Equitation – 11-13
95. Academy Western Showmanship – Any Age
96. Academy Walk/Trot Showmanship – 9 & 10
97. Academy Walk/Trot Saddle Seat Equitation – 9 & 10
98. Academy Walk/Trot Western Showmanship – Any Age
99. Academy Walk/Trot Showmanship – 8 & Under
100. Academy Walk/Trot Saddle Seat Equitation – 8 & Under
101. Academy Walk/Trot Saddle Seat Equitation – 8 & Under –
Novice Riders Only
102. Academy Walk/Trot Saddle Seat Equitation – 9-12 – Novice
Riders Only
103. Academy Hunt Seat Showmanship – Any Age
104. Academy Hunt Seat Equitation – Any Age
105. Academy Walk/Trot Hunt Seat Showmanship – Any Age
106. Academy Walk/Trot Hunt Seat Equitation – Any Age
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Harvest Days
“Horsepitality”
Coffee, doughnuts, and pastries
each morning outside of the Horse
Show Office
Duck Toss nightly!
Friday, October 30, 2009
Exhibitors Dinner by: Loco Gringo Catering
Saturday, October 31, 2009
Equine Costume Class *
&
Pet Costume Class *
Followed by:
Trick or Treating through the
decorated barns
There will be a prize awarded for
the Best Decorated Barn!
*Costume Classes - $10 entry fee
See Beth in the Horse Show Office
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Saturday Night
“Halloween Stroll”
Please join in the fun by
decorating your barn and
providing treats
for our
Trick or Treaters
and refreshments for
the adults.
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Gayle Lampe Forum
Immediately following the Saturday morning
session, Gayle Lampe, renowned judge and
author of Riding for Success Both In And Out
Of The Show Ring, will be sharing her tips
Ringside.
Books will be available for purchase and signing.
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THINGS TO DO IN THE TAMPA BAY/CENTRAL FLORIDA AREA
(all within approximately one hour or less from the Fairgrounds)
Brandon
•Westfield Brandon - shopping mall
Tampa
• Busch Gardens
• Seminole Hard Rock Casino
•International Plaza
•Old Hyde Park Village
•Yacht Star Ship Dining Cruise
• The Florida Aquarium
• Lowry Park Zoo
•Big Cat Rescue
• Centro Ybor - dining, nightclubs & entertainment
• Channelside District - dining, nightclubs & entertainment
• Henry B. Plant Museum at the University of Tampa
• Tampa Greyhound Track
• MOSI - Museum of Science and Industry
St. Petersburg
• Bay Walk - shopping, restaurants, movies
• The Salvador Dali Museum
• Florida International Museum
• Florida Holocaust Museum
• Great Explorations - a hands-on museum
• Museum of Fine Arts
• The Pier - restaurants & shopping
• Sunken Gardens
• Relax at Fort DeSoto Park, one of the world’s top-ranked
beaches!
Orlando/Kissimmee
•Arabian Knights dinner attraction
• Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament
• Dolly Parton’s Dixie Stampede Dinner & Show
• Disney World - EPCOT Center, Magic Kingdom, Animal Kingdom,
Disney-MGM Studios, & more
• Universal Studios, Islands of Adventure, Wet n’ Wild
•Discovery Cove
• Sea World
• Gatorland
• Cirque du Soleil
Other
• Cypress Gardens (Winter Haven)
• Historic Bok Sanctuary (Lake Wales)
• Fantasy of Flight aviation-themed attraction (Polk City)
• Dinosaur World (Plant City)
•Play golf at one of the area’s many, fine courses
• Go fishing in the Gulf of Mexico for grouper, snapper, etc.
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DIRECTIONS TO SHOWGROUNDS
From the north:
Take I-75 South toward Tampa. Merge onto I-4 West via Exit 261.
Take the SR-574 East Exit, #5. Turn left onto MLK Jr. Blvd. E./FL-
574/Buffalo Ave. Merge onto I-4 East via the ramp on the left. Take the
Orient Rd. Exit, #6. Keep right at the fork in the ramp and merge onto
Orient Rd. Fairgrounds entrance will be on you immediate left.
From the south:
Take I-75 North toward Tampa. Merge onto MLK Jr. Blvd. E./FL-574 W.
via Exit 260B. Turn right onto Orient Rd. Fairgrounds entrance will be
on your right, just before the I-4 overpass.
From the east:
Travel on I-4 West toward Tampa to Exit #7 toward US-92 W /
HILLSBOROUGH AVE and merge onto E. HILLSBOROUGH AVE. Proceed
to the light at Orient Road and turn left. There will be a sign for the
Fairgrounds entrance on the left-hand side. Check in at the Security
Guard gate for entry.
From the west:
Take I-275 North toward I-4/Ocala/Orlando. Merge onto I-4 East via
Exit 45B toward Orlando. Take the Orient Rd. Exit, #6. Keep right at
the fork in the ramp and merge onto Orient Rd. Fairgrounds entrance
will be on your immediate left.
NOTE: The only entrance and exit for the
Equestrian Center for exhibitors and their vehicles
is the West Gate on Orient Rd.
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