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CHSA FINALS CLASS LISTING CLASSES WITH FEWER THAN ELEVEN (11) ENTRIES IN THE FIRST ROUND MIGHT BE RUN IN ONLY ONE ROUND AT THE DISCRETION OF THE CHSA FINALS COMMITTEE. FALL OF A HORSE/RIDER: If a horse or rider falls during the first round of a class, the horse/rider is eliminated. If the horse/rider falls during the second round of a class, they are placed last of the horses/riders competing in that round. NO MARTINGALES PERMITTED IN ANY FLAT CLASSES. All Classes will be judged by two registered USEF judges. 201. UNJUDGED TICKETED WARM-‐UP CLASS Entry Fee: $25. There will be an unjudged warm-‐up on Friday, August 26 not to start before 2:00pm. The class will be run at three heights – 18”, 2’ and 2’6”. This class is only open to CHSA members competing in the 2011 CHSA Finals. Every qualified horse rider combination who pre-‐enters the warm-‐up, will be able to purchase multiple warm-‐up tickets as time and fairness permits. The warm-‐up trips may be taken by the rider and/or their trainer only. You must pre-‐enter for the warm-‐up. There will be no warm-‐up post entries. 101. Schooling Class Equitation-‐ 18” Entry Fee: $50. Open only to Exhibitors in Class 10. Judged on Short Stirrup Equitation class specifications. 10 Ribbons. 10. SHORT STIRRUP EQUITATION MEDAL Entry Fee: $100. Open to riders 12 years and under as of 12/1/10 who have never competed over fences exceeding 18” in a Recognized show. Course not to exceed ten non-‐x-‐rails fences, not to exceed 18”, which must contain at least two tests from the current USEF Tests 1-‐8 including sitting trot. May trot or canter. To be scored under the open numerical judging system. The top 10 riders from the first round will return to jump a second round in reverse order of their scores in the first round; lowest score going first and highest score going last. Scores from the first round will be added together with the scores of the second round to determine the placings. In case of a tie for first place only, those with tied scores will jump a third round over a shortened course to break the tie. In all other ties, the riders will toss a coin for the awards. Only one rider per horse/pony. Awards: Champion, Reserve Champion and 8 Ribbons 102. Schooling Class Hunter-‐ 18” Entry Fee: $50. Open only to Exhibitors in Class 11. Judged on Short Stirrup Hunter class specifications. 10 Ribbons. 11. SHORT STIRRUP HUNTER Entry Fee: $100. Open to riders 12 years and under as of 12/1/10 who have never competed over fences exceeding 18” in a Recognized show. Course not to exceed ten non-‐x-‐rails fences, not to exceed 18”. May trot or canter. Only one rider per horse/pony. To be judged on performance and soundness with manners emphasized. To be scored under the open numerical judging system. The top 10 riders from the first round will return to jump a second round in reverse order of their scores in the first round; lowest score going first and highest score going last. Scores from the first round will be added together with the scores of the second round to determine the placings. In case of a tie for first place only, those with tied scores will jump a third round over a shortened course to break the tie. In all other ties, the riders will toss a coin for the awards. Awards: Champion, Reserve Champion and 8 Ribbons 2011 CHSA Finals 5 Prize List
103. Schooling Class Equitation -‐ 2’ Entry Fee: $50. Open only to Exhibitors in Class 12. Judged on Pre-‐Children’s Equitation class specifications. 10 Ribbons. 12. PRE-‐CHILDREN’S EQUITATION MEDAL Entry Fee: $100. Open to junior riders who have never competed over fences exceeding 2’6” in a recognized show. Riders may show horses or ponies. To be shown over minimum of ten fences at a height of 2’0”, which must contain at least two tests from the current USEF Tests 1-‐8 including sitting trot. No Combinations. Only one rider per horse/pony. To be judged on performance and soundness with manners emphasized. To be scored under the open numerical judging system. The top 10 riders from the first round will return to jump a second round in reverse order of their scores in the first round; lowest score going first and highest score going last. Scores from the first round will be added together with the scores of the second round to determine the placings. In case of a tie for first place only, those with tied scores will jump a third round over a shortened course to break the tie. In all other ties, the riders will toss a coin for the awards. Awards: Champion, Reserve Champion and 8 Ribbons 104. Schooling Class Hunter – 2’ Entry Fee: $50. Open only to Exhibitors in Class 13. Judged on Pre-‐Children’s Hunter class specifications. 10 Ribbons. 13. PRE-‐CHILDREN’S HUNTER Entry Fee: $100. Open to junior riders who have never competed over fences exceeding 2’6” in a recognized show. Riders may show horses or ponies. To be shown over minimum of ten fences at a height of 2’0”. No Combinations. Only one rider per horse/pony. To be judged on performance and soundness with manners emphasized. To be scored under the open numerical judging system. The top 10 riders from the first round will return to jump a second round in reverse order of their scores in the first round; lowest score going first and highest score going last. Scores from the first round will be added together with the scores of the second round to determine the placings. In case of a tie for first place only, those with tied scores will jump a third round over a shortened course to break the tie. In all other ties, the riders will toss a coin for the awards. Awards: Champion, Reserve Champion and 8 Ribbons 105. Schooling Class Equitation -‐ 2’6” Entry Fee: $50. Open only to Exhibitors in Class 14. Judged on Modified Adult Amateur Equitation class specifications. 10 Ribbons. 14. MODIFIED ADULT AMATEUR EQUITATION MEDAL Entry Fee: $100. Open to Adult Amateur riders who as of 12/1/10 have not won six blue ribbons at recognized shows in Adult Equitation classes, but excluding Modified Adult Classes. For amateurs who have won six blue ribbons, they are eligible for Modified Adult if, as of Dec. 1 of the current show year, they have not shown in classes with fences 3' or higher at more than three recognized horse shows within the past two show years. Fences not to exceed 2'6", which must contain a minimum of two tests from the current USEF Tests 1-‐8 including sitting trot. To be scored under the open numerical judging system. The top 10 riders from the first round will return to jump a second round in reverse order of their scores in the first round; lowest score going first and highest score going last. Scores from the first round will be added together with the scores of the second round to determine the placings. In case of a tie for first place only, those with tied scores will jump a third round over a shortened course to break the tie. In all other ties, the riders will toss a coin for the awards. Awards: Champion, Reserve Champion and 8 Ribbons 2011 CHSA Finals 6 Prize List
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