2011 World Clydesdale Show - Clydesdale Breeders of the U.S.A.

The Clydesdale Breeders of the USA areProud to Sponsor the2011 World Clydesdale ShowAlliant Energy Center - Madison,WisconsinOctober 20 th – 23 rd , 2011PREMIUM BOOKShow Entries Close August 15 th , 2011Dear Clydesdale Enthusiasts,The Clydesdale Breeders of the USA would like to extend a cordial welcome for you toexhibit at the World Clydesdale Show! We look forward to participants from all reaches ofNorth America and welcome entries and visitors from our Clydesdale enthusiasts overseas.Together, we are optimistic we can make the 2011 World Clydesdale Show a historicevent. Please read the Entry Book carefully, and observe all due dates. Along with the fullschedule of halter, hitch & showmanship classes, many educational and social events areplanned. Additionally, a wide variety of vendors will be present. Do not miss the WorldClydesdale Show. Come and be a part of history!Sincerely, The Board of DirectorsClydesdale Breeders of the U.S.A.Many Team members, class sponsors, major sponsors and friends of the WorldClydesdale Show have already contributed towards the financial success of thisevent. A complete listing of all donors will be in the Official Show program and onthe Clydesdale Breeders web site at www.clydesusa.com. This list will be updatedthroughout the course of the year listing new supporters and will include all TeamMembers, Sponsors and Friends.1

TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: WORLD CLYDESDALE SHOWAugust 15TH: Last day to enter-all entry forms and fees must be postmarked and mailedEARLY ARRIVAL – NO HORSES WILL PERMITED ON THE GROUNDS BEFORE NOON ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 17 TH . ANY HORSESARRIVING PRIOR TO 8:00 A.M. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18 TH WILL BE ASSESSED A $20 PER HORSE FEE.October 18 Tuesday : 8:00 AM, first allowed Arrival of Horses and campersOctober 19 Wednesday: optional arrival date-horses must be on site by 4:00 PMOctober 19 Wednesday : 10:00 a.m. Vendors can set up in ColiseumOctober 19 Wednesday, Sale of Clydesdale Horses at Alliant Energy Center – details TBAOctober 20 Thursday – Welcome BanquetThursday, October 20 th9:00 am Gelding Halter ClassesSenior Mare Halter Classes – Followed by Senior Champion and & Res. Senior Champion MareFriday, October 21st8:00amJunior Mare Classes – Followed by Jr. & Res. Jr. Champion Mare – Grand & Res. Grand Champion MareIntermission4:30pmGelding/Grade Mare CartRegistered Mare UnicornYouth under Saddle (English or Western – Walk, Trot – 10 to 18 years of age)Open Four Horse HitchWestern Riding Class - AdultRegistered Mare Six Horse HitchCostume ClassOpen Six Horse HitchSaturday, October 22 nd8:00 a.m. Stallion Halter Classes & Champion Classes – followed by Group Classes4:30pmLadies CartYouth Under Saddle (English or Western – Walk, Trot, Canter – 10 to 18 years of age)Mare TandemGelding/Grade Mare UnicornYouth Driver TeamRegistered Mare TeamStallion CartEnglish Riding - AdultSupreme Champion Six Horse hitchSix Horse Hitch Driving CompetitionSunday, October 23rd9:00amJr. Showmanship HalterSr. Showmanship HalterLadies Team (Mares or Geldings)Amateur/Owner Team65+ Driver – TeamJunior TeamIntermission2:00pmChampion FoalSupreme Halter Horse AwardRegistered Mare CartGelding/Grade Mare TeamRegistered Mare FourOpen TandemYouth Driver CartAdult – Walk Trot RidingOpen Eight HitchOctober 23: Sunday Release of Horses after show’s completionOctober 24: Monday all barns must be vacated by noonThe World Clydesdale Show reserves the right to change or adjust above schedule.2

2011 WORLD CLYDESDALE SHOWRod Derrer- USA: Gelding & Stallion Halter & Group Class JudgeNeil Christie- SCOTLAND : Mare Halter and Group Class JudgeDean Woodbury- USA : Open Hitch & Youth Hitch Show JudgeTBA -Clydesdale Under Saddle and Costume Class JudgeTBA - Youth Halter Showmanship JudgeGary Nebergall - Halter Show Ring ManLarry Honsberger - Hitch Show Ring ManKeith Mann – Wichita, KS – World Show Executive DirectorDennis Kuehl – Longmont, CO. USA – World Clydesdale Show SuperintendentBruce Roy- Cremona, AB CANADA: Halter Show Announcer and color commentator Hitch ShowJeff Eller & Lisa Nebergall: Hitch Show Announcers & Music ProductionLynn Cassel-Caldwell, Canada – World Show PhotographerClydesdale Breeders of the USA Board MembersMartin English, Dennis Johnson, Ryan Mullen, Keith Mann, Dr. Linda Harmon-Dodge, KenAirgood, Dr. Jeff Gower, Charles Cryderman, Jim EmmonsClydesdale Breeders Secretary – Cathy BehnClydesdale Breeders of the U.S.A.: 17346 Kelley Road: Pecatonica, IL 61063Phone 815.247.8780 Fax 815.247.8337 – email:secretary@clydesusa.com - www.clydesusa.comPlease read all rules and information in this book.World Clydesdale Horse Show Rules, Terms, Conditions and InformationThe World Clydesdale Show management reserves the final and absolute right to interpret any and all terms andconditions contained in any and all parts of the Entry Book and to arbitrarily settle and determine all matters,questions, or differences in regard thereto, or otherwise arising out of, connected with, or incidental to the WorldClydesdale Show. The World Clydesdale Show management further reserves the right to determine unforeseenmatters not covered by these terms not published in this entry book, to amend or add to these terms andconditions as in its judgment may determine. Fraud, deception, any prohibited activities, or violations of theseterms and conditions, or any activity determined to be improper or unethical by the World Clydesdale Showmanagement shall not be allowed. No exhibitor may take exception to the decisions of an official and/ or judgeand/or Clydesdale Board of Directors or Association Employees in an unprofessional and/or public manner norshall any exhibitor or person representing the exhibitor interfere with or show disrespect to any judge or showofficial or World Show itself. Any such person found in violation is subject to disqualification and forfeiture of anyor all premiums.Submission of an entry to the World Clydesdale Show expressly binds the exhibitor and all partiesinvolved with the exhibition of exhibit, to all terms and conditions contained in any and all parts of thisEntry Book and Entry FormExhibitors are responsible for damage or personal injury caused by their animal, and must be able to furnish onrequest of management to show proof of liability insurance. Exhibitors shall hold the Clydesdale Breeders of theUnited States, and/or said Board of Directors, and/or named World Clydesdale Show members, and/or3

employees and volunteers harmless for any loss, damage, or accident to themselves or associates; or theirhorses and/or equipment or for cancellation of the show through acts of God, war, animal diseases or quarantineand other unforeseen disasters- as a condition of entry to the World Clydesdale Show. Entries must bepostmarked by Monday, August 15 th , 2011.Health Requirements – All horses attending a public exhibition in the State of Wisconsin are required to have anegative EIA (Coggins test) within the current calendar year. All horses coming from outside the state ofWisconsin must have a valid Health Certificate from Licensed and Certified Veterinarian within 30 days of theshow. Paperwork must be available & reviewed prior to unloading your horses. Please cooperate to avoiddelays.Destruction of Property - Any person that damages or destroys Alliant Energy Center property will be heldresponsible and liable for the cost of repairs or replacement. No posting of bills or posters except in designatedareas.No Smoking – Smoking is not permitted in the barns, buildings, restrooms, or stabling areas.Dogs – The Alliant Energy Center (as well as Dane County code) does not allow pets with the exception ofService dogsAlcohol – appropriate, lawful and reasonable usage is expectedArrival & Departure Times – Early arrivals are prohibited on the grounds before designated times. No horses orcampers will be allowed on the grounds before 8:00 AM Tuesday, October 18 th .All horses and campers must vacate grounds by noon on Monday, October 24 th or be assessed late fees by theAlliant Energy Center for each stall occupied.Stalls – Team Members, Class Sponsors, and Major Sponsors will be guaranteed stalls. The World ClydesdaleShow can not guarantee every entry will be accepted due to the uncertainty of the show attendance. The WorldShow will make every effort to accommodate all entries in the available stall space. Please only order the exactnumber of stalls you need. Tack stalls will be assigned according to availability and number of head shown ifdeemed necessary. Appropriate fees will be refunded if exhibitor’s tack stalls are reduced. Nails, staples, bolts,screws are prohibited from being fastened to stalls. Exhibitors may be liable for any damages to stalls. The WorldClydesdale Show requests that exhibitor’s stalls be decorated in an attractive manner. Most Stalls are 8 feetdeep X 12 feet wide. The aisles are somewhat narrow. Exhibitors should not extend pop up tents,decorations or tack into the aisles. Safety, courtesy & common sense are expected. Be considerate ofyour neighbors. The Fire Marshall has ordered that aisles are not to be blocked.Bedding & Manure & Trash – Exhibitors are required to dump manure in appropriate areas only. Wood shavingsor straw will be permitted for use as bedding. Hay and Shavings will be available for purchase at the show. Notrash or wire is to be mixed in with manure. Trash receptacles are available throughout the facility. Do not putmanure in trash receptacles. Please help keep the show grounds clean for all to enjoy. Provider of feed andbedding will be: Prairie View Feeds, Joel Schultz – Phone: 608-513-1316. .Loading & Unloading – Exhibitors will receive written loading and unloading instructions with their exhibitorpackets. Trucks are to be unloaded and parked in a timely manner in designated parking areas. Vehicles are notto be parked in or around barn areas and will be subject to towing. Health papers and Coggins must be availableand reviewed prior to unloading.Trailering – In Exhibitors will not be permitted to exhibit out of their trailer. If the barns are full, the WorldClydesdale Show will review any request to trailer – in on a case by case basis.Wash Racks – Wash racks are located adjacent to several of the barns. Exhibitors must keep area manure andlitter free to prevent clogged drains. Please do your part.4

Show Photographer – Lynn Cassels-Caldwell is the official show photographer. No other photographers willbe permitted in the show ring during judging without written authorization from Show managementAttendants & Proper Attire – Exhibitors will be expected to wear appropriate attire befitting a World ClydesdaleShow. No Blue-Jeans are permitted in the show ring.Suggested Exhibitor Attire for Halter ring- Business casual pants, collared casual/dress shirts.Suggested Exhibitor Attire for Hitch Ring- Male Driver /Rider to wear suit & tie. Female Driver/Rider to besemiformal/formal attire. Any headers to wear collared shirt and dress pants. The World Clydesdale Show/RingMan/Superintendent reserves the right to remove anyone deemed unsuitably dressed from the ring. Saw dust orpowder of any kind is prohibited in the show ring.Golf Carts- Golf carts are permitted on the Alliant Energy Center grounds if operated in a safe manner, bylicensed drivers. Exhibitors must be able to show proof of appropriate liability insuranceVendor Activity-any person utilizing barn space, truck, or trailer to conduct vendor activity must immediately paythe World Clydesdale Show a $500 vendor fee. Please contact the Association office prior to the show to reserveauthorized vendor space in or around the ColiseumADMISSION & CAMPING FEESGeneral Admission:$10 day Adult - $8 Senior Citizens (65 & over)& Overseas Visitors - Children age 6 and under freeFour Day Pass - $30 Adult - $25 Senior Citizens (65 & over) & Overseas VisitorsChildren age 6 & under freeExhibitor Passes: Exhibitor’s will receive 2 Season passes per stable/family entry.Additional Exhibitor’s tickets available @ $20 eachExhibitor Parking Season Pass: $20 per vehicle.General Parking $5 per dayCamping: Space available at the Alliant Energy Center Camping area will be reserved on a first to reserve basis.A separate form is available from the Association and/or World Show web site to reserve camping sites at $40per night. Priority will be given to Exhibitors and vendors. Electricity will be provided, but you should bring extraextension cords as outlets may be a distance from your camper. Do not attempt to reserve a site through theAlliant Energy Center, as all reservations will be processed through the Association office. Some camping spacesmay include water hookups. Sites are assigned to the best of the World Clydesdale Show’s ability. Specialrequests may be honored but can not be guaranteed. There will be no refunds on any camping reservationcancelled after August 15th. Camping vehicles must be parked within designated camping spot. All othervehicles are required to park in designated areas. Any vehicles in violation may be subject to towing at owner’sexpense. A separate area may be available for camping without electricity or water at a reduced rate-if this isdesired, please contact the Association Office for detailsENTRIESEach exhibitor must pay appropriate fees when making entry to the World Clydesdale Show. All entries will bemade in the name of the bona fide owner(s). Separate entry forms must be used for each exhibitor. Entrants mayphoto copy blank entry forms or request additional copies. Entry forms will not be accepted without valid signatureand Social Security Number/ or Tax ID Number. Any exhibitor receiving $600.00 or more in premiums paid will berequired to complete IRS Form W-9 (W-8BEN for foreign exhibitors). No Refunds on Entry Fees.ENTRIES MUST BE POSTMARKED BY AUGUST 15 th , 2011OWNERSHIPAll horses must be owned by entering exhibitor as of August 15th, 2011. United States and Canadian horses mustbe registered with the Clydesdale Breeders of the United States or Canadian Livestock Records Corporationrespectively. Any horses entered from abroad must be registered in their respective country’s official ClydesdaleBreed Society or Association. 2-Sided copies of all registration papers must accompany all registeredentries. The Clydesdale Breeder’s of the USA Board of Directors (or designated personnel) will be checking all5

papers. Foals under one year of age are not required to be registered but must show proof of being eligible forregistration in each respective association. Appendix Registered horses are not allowed in Registeredclasses.REGULATIONS-Entry fees are made payable to the World Clydesdale Show, and payable in US Funds. A $30.00 fee will becharged for any check returned as non-sufficient funds. NSF checks will not be re-deposited.-Exhibits that are entered but not brought to the World Clydesdale Show shall forfeit all fees paid.-Entries will be limited to two entries per halter class (substitutions will be accepted) and two entries per hitchclass. Any number of youth entries will be accepted.-Post entries to halter classes and hitch classes will be accepted with a $30.00 office fee per entry(no additional fees for Costume, Homeland Pride Group class or Youth showmanship classes)- Late entries may be accepted provided stalls are available and must be accompanied bya $100.00 late fee per exhibitor-Horses that have been erroneously entered in classes will, at the discretion of the Show Secretary, betransferred to their proper classes prior to the class being judged.-All horses entered in group classes must have been shown in an individual halter class. Grade Mares or GradeGeldings are not permitted in group classes. Registered Geldings are allowed in Open Produce of Dam, OpenGet of Sire, Best 4 Head Bred & Owned and Homeland Pride classes. All horses must wear their ribbons in groupclasses.- Junior and Senior showmanship entrants participating in halter and hitch classes will meet age requirements onthe date entries close. Showmanship halter classes to be judged on handler only.- Any handler/driver or attendant deemed to be under the influence of any type of drug or alcohol will be asked toleave the judging ring immediately.-Protests on any grounds must be made in writing on the same day in which the protested action takes place.This must be given to the World Clydesdale Show Superintendent and accompanied by a $250.00 deposit whichwill be forfeited if the protest is not sustained.- Any exhibitor making false or misleading statements, showing an animal out of class, substituting one animal foranother or for any other dishonest practice will forfeit all premiums.- Young Children will not be permitted in the halter judging ring unless they are entered in a specific youthexhibitor class. World Show Committee members or ring man have authority to remove any young childrenbelieved to be in inappropriate situations.- The Official gate may be closed for any hitch or halter class, at the discretion of the Ring Man. The Ring Man orJudge may also excuse any entry that is deemed unsafe at any time.*The Clydesdale Breeders of the U.S.A. shall use its best efforts to secure adequate funding in order toprovide premiums in the amounts published in the 2011 World Clydesdale Show Premium Book. Shouldtotal sponsorships, entries, and event receipts be insufficient to pay premiums in the published amounts,then those amounts may be adjusted down proportionally based on actual funds available.“Premium monies will be paid in US dollars and mailed to exhibitors as soon as possible after theconclusion of the show. All prizes, awards and premiums will be paid by World Clydesdale Show fundsand administered by the Clydesdale Breeders of the United States.”*Due to possible weather conditions and distance from the barns to the ring, exhibitors will be allowed todecorate horses in the ring during the halter classes. The East half of the ring will be for Showpreparation. Horses will be shown in the West half of the ring.REGISTERED AND GRADE HALTER CLASSESEntrants must be at the ring promptly for their classes being judged. The Ring Man has authority to refuse late entry into thering by any exhibitor. Exhibitors are permitted to borrow horses for Produce of Dam, and Get of Sire Classes. Halter horseswill be shown in the order of classes listed. Do not enter Champion classes. First and Second place horses are eligible forChampionship classes. Do Not Enter Best USA Bred, Best Canadian Bred, Best UK Bred or the Bred and Owned byExhibitor Classes-ring man will identify highest placing eligible horses as show occurs. Registered geldings shown in classes6

201 and 202 may be shown in classes 402, 404, 407 & 408. Appendix Registered horses are not allowed in Registeredclasses.Premiums: 1 st $100 2 nd $90 3 rd $60 4 th $50 5 th $40 6 th $40 7 th $40 8 th $40 9 th $40 10 th $30 11 th ReserveGrand Champion Trophy & RosetteReserve Champion Trophy & RosetteSenior or Junior Champion Trophy & RosetteReserve Senior or Reserve Junior Champion Trophy & RosetteRegistered Mares:101 – Mares 10 years old and over102 – Yeld Mares 5 - 9 years103 – Broodmares 5 – 9 years104 – Mare 4 years105 – Mare 3 years and under 4106 - Senior Champion Mare107 - Reserve Senior Champion Mare108 - Senior Champion Mare Bred and Owned by Exhibitor (BOE). The highest placing mare BOE ineach class (101 through 104) is eligible. Rosette & Trophy Only.109 – Mare 2 years and under 3110 – Mare 1 year and under 2111 – Senior Filly foal born before April 1 st112 – Junior Filly foal born on or after April 1 st113 – Junior Champion Mare114 – Reserve Junior Champion Mare115 - Junior Champion Mare Bred and Owned by Exhibitor (BOE). The highest placing mare BOE ineach class (108 through 111) is eligible. Rosette & Trophy Only.116 – Grand Champion Mare117 – Reserve Grand Champion Mare118 – Best mare Born in USA-rosette only119 - Best mare Born in Canada-rosette only120 - Best mare Born in UK- rosette onlyGeldings/Grades:201 - Registered Gelding 4 years and over202 – Registered Gelding 3 years and under203 – Grade Gelding/ Mare 4 years and over204 – Grade Gelding/ Mare 3 years and under205 – Grand Champion Gelding/Grade Mare206 – Reserve Grand Champion Gelding/Grade MareRegistered Stallions:301 – Stallion 6 years and over302 – Stallion 4 years and under 6303 – Stallion 3 years and under 4304 – Senior Champion Stallion305 – Reserve Senior Champion Stallion306 - Senior Champion Stallion Bred and Owned by Exhibitor (BOE). The highest placing stallion BOE ineach class (301 through 303) is eligible. Rosette & Trophy Only.307 – Stallion 2 years and under 3308 – Stallion 1 year and under 2309 – Senior Stallion foal born before April 1 st7

310 – Junior Stallion foal born on or after April 1 st311 – Junior Champion Stallion312 – Reserve Junior Champion Stallion313 - Junior Champion Stallion Bred and Owned by Exhibitor (BOE). The highest placing stallion BOE ineach class (307 through 310) is eligible. Rosette & Trophy Only.314 – Grand Champion Stallion315 – Reserve Grand Champion Stallion316 – Best Stallion Born in USA-rosette only317 – Best Stallion Born in Canada-rosette only318 – Best Stallion Born in UK-rosette onlyGroup Classes:Premiums 1 st $75 2 nd $65 3 rd $60 4 th $50 5 th $45 6 th $30 7 th $30 8 th $30 9 th $30 10 th $30 11 th Reserve401 – Junior Produce of Dam (2 years and under)402 – Open Produce of Dam403 – Junior Get of Sire (2 years and under)404 – Open Get of Sire405 – Mare and her Foal406 – Stallion and 3 Mares (owned by 1 exhibitor)407 – Best 4 Head/ Bred and Owned By Exhibitor408 – Homeland Pride Exhibit: In Order to prepare show program, please list on separate entry sheet(post entries will also be accepted at Show without additional fee) (A Minimum of 3 Exhibitors from one StateOR Province OR Organized-regional-group/club combining their best 8 head. Any exhibitor may be part of onlyone exhibit)Showmanship – Halter Classes:Premiums 1 st $100 2 nd $75 3 rd $60 4 th $50 5 th $40 6 th $35 7 th $30 8 th $25 9 th $20 10 th $10 11 th ReserveHalter classes judged on handler alone. No Stallions over one year permitted.501 – Junior Showmanship (10-13 years)502 – Senior Showmanship (14 to 18 years old)503 – Youth Decorating Class (Ages 10 - 13)504 – Youth Decorating Class (Ages 14 – 18)Special Halter Awards: Judging Sunday Afternoon: Rosette and Trophy601 – Champion Foal (1 st place Junior and Senior Foals eligible)602 – Supreme Halter Horse – Best of Breed(Grand Champion Stallion, Mare and Gelding/Grade Mare are eligible)HITCH AND PERFORMANCE CLASSES:All entrants should be ready in advance to avoid delays. The World Clydesdale Show reserves the right to split classes.Classes with multiple heats will be split per direction of the Hitch Judge/Ring Man. No person will be permitted in the ring atthe time of judging except judge, official photographer, Ring Man, and one driver and assistant and one or two attendants perhitch. Riders and Attendants must be properly attired with their exhibit. At least one attendant should accompany the driverof hitches with three or more horses. Hitches may be made up of horses owned by one or more exhibitors. An exhibitor maynot use the same horses in the “mare” and “open” four and six-horse hitch classes. Hitch Classes open to Lady or Man todrive unless specified. Stallions will show in Gelding harness classes. Hitches will be judged on performance, driving,conformation, and presentation. Ring Man reserves right to close gate. Grade mares or Appendix mares will show in geldingclasses.SINGLE CART CLASSES:Premiums 1 st $150 2 nd $100 3 rd $75 4 th $60 5 th $50 6 th $50 7 th $50 8 th $50 9 th $40 10 th $40701 – Gelding or Grade Mare Cart8

702 – Registered Mare Cart703 – Ladies Cart (Mares, Stallions, or Geldings)704 – Stallion Cart705 - Open Tandem Class (Mares, Stallions or Geldings)706 – Registered Mare Tandem ClassTEAM HITCH CLASSES:Premiums 1 st $250 2 nd $200 3 rd $150 4 th $100 5 th $75 6 th $50 7 th $50 8 th $50 9 th $40 10 th $40801 – Gelding, Stallions, or Grade Mare Team802 – Registered Mare Team803 – Ladies Team (Mares, Stallions, or Geldings)804 – Junior Team (horses age 3 and under- animals ineligible for classes 801 & 802)UNICORN HITCH CLASSES:Premiums 1 st $350 2 nd $300 3 rd $250 4 th $200 5 th $150 6 th $100 7 th $75 8 th $75 9 th $50 10 th $50901 – Gelding, Stallions, or Grade Mare Unicorn902 – Registered Mare UnicornFOUR HORSE HITCH CLASSES:Premiums 1 st $500 2 nd $450 3 rd $400 4 th $350 5 th $300 6 th $250 7 th $200 8 th $150 9 th $150 10 th $1501001 – Open Four Hitch (May be combination of Geldings, Mares, or Stallions)1002 – Registered Mare Four HitchNote: Mares may not double enter in both the “Open” and “Mare” Four and Six horse hitch classes.SIX HORSE HITCH CLASSES:Qualifying North American Six Horse Hitch Class SeriesPremiums 1 st $1300 2 nd $975 3 rd $845 4 th $715 5 th $585 6 th $325 7 th $250 8 th $250 9 th $250 10 th $250($200 will be paid to each hitch below 10 th place completing the class)1101 – Open Six (May be combination of Geldings, Mares, and Stallions)1102 – Registered Mare SixSupreme 6 Horse Hitch Premiums 1 st $2000 2 nd $1000 3 rd $250 4 th $250 5 th $250 6 th $250 7 th $250 8 th $250 9 th$250 10 th $2501103 – Supreme Champion Six Horse HitchNote: Mares may not double enter in both the “Open” and “Mare” Four and Six horse hitch classes.EIGHT HORSE HITCH CLASS:Premiums 1 st $1300 2 nd $975 3 rd $845 4 th $715 5 th $585 6 th $325 7 th $250 8 th $250 9 th $250 10 th $250($200 will be paid to each hitch below 10 th place completing the class)1201 - Open Eight Hitch (Any combination of Geldings, Mares, and Stallions)YOUTH HITCH CLASSES:Premiums 1 st $100 2 nd $80 3 rd $60 4 th $50 5 th $40 6 th $40 7 th $40 8 th $40 9 th $40 10 th $301. Class is judged on driving ability only.2. One adult must accompany Youth Driver3. Stallions not permitted.1301 – Cart (10 to 18 years)1302 – Team (10 to 18 years)SPECIAL HITCH CLASSES:Premiums 1 st $150 2 nd $100 3 rd $65 4 th $50 5 th $35 6 th $35 7 th $35 8 th $35 9 th $35 10 th $351401 – Amateur-Owner Team1. Class judged on Performance and driving ability.2. Driver must be owner or immediate family member of owner and not have driven a 4 or 6 horse hitchin competition.9

1402 – Not- So- Junior Driver1. Driver 65 years young and older.2. Class judged on driving ability only.Premiums 1 st $350 2 nd $300 3 rd $250 4 th $200 5 th $150 6 th $100 7 th $100 8 th $100 9 th $100 10 th $1001403 – Open Six-Horse Hitch Driving Competition1. Judged on driving ability only. May be requested by Judge to drive pattern.RIDING CLASSES:RULES: To be judged on manners, performance, and suitability. The same rider/horse combination cannot compete in bothclass 1503 and class 1501 or 1502. The same horse/rider combination is allowed to compete in both class 1501 & 1502.Western to ride1. Must use Western tack and dress in Western attire. Blinder bridles prohibited.2. Spurs are optional.3. No restrictions on bit type. A bat is permitted to be carried.4. Two hands are permitted to be used with bit.5. Three western gaits will be used. Correct leads will be judged.A. Walk - B. Jog - C. Lope6. Horse and Rider are both judged.7. Each horse will be required to back.English to ride1. Must use English tack and dress in English attire. Blinder bridles prohibited.2. Spurs are optional.3. No restrictions on bit type. A crop is permitted to be carried.4. A riding helmet is optional.5. Riders are required to use two hands on reins.6. Three English Gaits will be used. Correct leads will be judged.a. Walk b. Trot – on correct diagonal going in both directions of ring. c. Canter7. Horse and Rider are both judged.8. Each horse will be required to back.Youth under Saddle (English or Western permitted)1. Entrant to be 10 to 18 years of age.2. Appropriate attire and tack (see above rules) for chosendiscipline. Blinder bridles prohibited.3. Rider only to be judged. All other rules apply.4. All youth must wear helmet5. Same rider cannot compete in classes 1504 and 1505.Riding Class Premiums1 st $100 2 nd $80 3 rd $60 4 th $50 5 th $40 6 th $40 7 th $40 8 th $40 9 th $40 10 th $30 11 th Reserve1501 – Riding – Western - Adult1502 – Riding - English – Adult1503 – Walk, Trot – Adult1504 - Youth Riding Western, or English – Walk, Trot (10 to 18 years of age)1505 – Youth Riding Western or English – Walk, Trot, Canter (10 to 18 years of age)SPECIAL HALTER OR RIDING OR HITCH CLASS1601 – COSTUME (post entry accepted without additional fee) Rosettes only10