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2011 Official Rule Book - New England Pinto Horse Association

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ClassEs<br />

166 <strong>2011</strong> PtHA <strong>Rule</strong> <strong>Book</strong><br />

Drive Through U<br />

Offset Gates<br />

B. Variation on class – Gambler’s Choice Obstacle Driving. To be<br />

conducted as outlined above, with the following additions.<br />

1. Each obstacle is to be assigned a point value by the<br />

course designer. The course will include a start/finish line<br />

for the purpose of timing.<br />

2. The obstacles are to be completed at the discretion of<br />

the driver, in any direction, in any order, within a time<br />

period, such as two minutes, as designated by the Show<br />

Committee. Placing for the class will be determined by the<br />

total points accumulated within the time period allowed.<br />

3. Ties will be broken by deducting points for the amount of<br />

time taken to return to the finish line after the time period is<br />

announced as being over by such method as a whistle.<br />

4. The amount of times a particular obstacle may be repeated<br />

will be determined by the course designer, but no obstacle<br />

may be repeated until one or more other obstacles have<br />

been completed.<br />

P8. Disciplined Rail Driving<br />

A. General Regulations and Requirements<br />

1. This class is to show the ability of a highly trained <strong>Pinto</strong>.<br />

2. Entries should give the appearance of being a pleasurable<br />

driving <strong>Pinto</strong>.<br />

3. To be shown in a two wheeled vehicle.<br />

4. Boots or bandages are prohibited.<br />

5. To stand quietly and back readily.<br />

6. To enter the ring at a normal trot.<br />

7. To be shown at a flat-footed walk, a normal trot and a<br />

strong trot, both ways of the ring

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