2011 Official Rule Book - New England Pinto Horse Association

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must not be asked to jump over any obstacles, but may be asked to drive over flat obstacles. Obstacles should simulate conditions normally encountered on a pleasant afternoon drive. 3. This is not a timed event and the speed with which the course is completed should not be used in whole or in part to determine placing. 4. Suggested obstacles unique to driving: a. Positioning one wheel (rear wheel if four-wheel vehicle) within a 24” minimum circle, pivot the Pinto 360° in either direction, maintaining the position of the wheel within the circle. b. Back the Pinto until an obstacle is bumped. Dislodging a jump could be used to evidence sufficient backing. c. Drive in a straight line, keeping one wheel between a 12” minimum designated strip. d. Drive over a flat obstacle such as water, flat plywood, or firmly anchored tarp. e. Mount or dismount from either side of vehicle. f. Carry objects in the vehicle. g. Half circle serpentine, trot through cones (1) Horse course set nineteen (19) feet between cones. (2) Pony course set seventeen (17) feet between cones. (3) Miniature course set fifteen (15) feet between cones. h. Back & Walk-through half-circle serpentine (1) Pony course set seventeen (17) feet between cones. (2) Miniature course set fourteen & one-half (14 1/2) feet between cones. i. Deviation serpentine, trot through cones. (1) Horse course set twenty-one (21) feet between cones. (2) Pony course set nineteen (19) feet between cones. (3) Miniature course set sixteen and one-half (16 1/2) feet between cones. j. Drive through U. (1) Horse course set at ten (10) feet at IN and set at twelve (12) feet at OUT for walk through. (2) Pony course set at ten (10) feet at IN and set at ten (10) at OUT for walk through. (3) Miniature course set at ten (10) feet at IN and set at ten (10) feet at OUT for walk through. (4) For trot through, add two (2) feet to each dimension listed above. k. Offset gates – Trot through first gate. Then, still at a trot, circle back behind first gate and around and through next gate. Half Circle Serpentine – Trot Through Cones Deviation Serpentine – Trot Through Cones 2011 PtHA Rule Book 165 ClassEs
ClassEs 166 2011 PtHA Rule Book Drive Through U Offset Gates B. Variation on class – Gambler’s Choice Obstacle Driving. To be conducted as outlined above, with the following additions. 1. Each obstacle is to be assigned a point value by the course designer. The course will include a start/finish line for the purpose of timing. 2. The obstacles are to be completed at the discretion of the driver, in any direction, in any order, within a time period, such as two minutes, as designated by the Show Committee. Placing for the class will be determined by the total points accumulated within the time period allowed. 3. Ties will be broken by deducting points for the amount of time taken to return to the finish line after the time period is announced as being over by such method as a whistle. 4. The amount of times a particular obstacle may be repeated will be determined by the course designer, but no obstacle may be repeated until one or more other obstacles have been completed. P8. Disciplined Rail Driving A. General Regulations and Requirements 1. This class is to show the ability of a highly trained Pinto. 2. Entries should give the appearance of being a pleasurable driving Pinto. 3. To be shown in a two wheeled vehicle. 4. Boots or bandages are prohibited. 5. To stand quietly and back readily. 6. To enter the ring at a normal trot. 7. To be shown at a flat-footed walk, a normal trot and a strong trot, both ways of the ring
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