2011 Official Rule Book - New England Pinto Horse Association
2011 Official Rule Book - New England Pinto Horse Association
2011 Official Rule Book - New England Pinto Horse Association
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B. Class Procedure<br />
1. <strong>Pinto</strong>s shall perform work on the rail that will include, but<br />
not be limited to:<br />
a. A flat-footed walk, normal trot.<br />
b. A strong trot (not to exceed twice around the ring).<br />
c. Starting with a flat-footed walk, through a normal trot to<br />
a strong trot.<br />
d. Stand quietly.<br />
e. Pivot (<strong>Pinto</strong> to side pass as though there were a wall<br />
in front and behind with one wheel rolling). Pivot not to<br />
exceed 90 percent (Judge may ask for both right and<br />
left or either.).<br />
f. Dismount from the cart and remount.<br />
2. Reins to be held at all times.<br />
C. Judging<br />
1. Judge shall work the <strong>Pinto</strong>s adequately, but must not<br />
overwork the entries. This is not a game or a fault-and-out<br />
class and shall not be judged on an elimination basis.<br />
2. Final judging shall be on the basis of the best overall<br />
disciplined rail performance.<br />
3. To be judged 75 percent on performance, 25 percent on<br />
manners and conformation.<br />
P9. Combined Driving<br />
A. General Regulations and Requirements<br />
1. Combined Driving Event includes three competitions held<br />
over a two or three day period that include Dressage,<br />
Cross County Marathon, and an Obstacle course.<br />
2. Governing bodies for Combined Driving are American<br />
Driving Society (ADS), United States Equestrian<br />
Federation (USDF), and the Federation Equestre<br />
Internationale (FEI) for the international competition.<br />
3. Complete rules for Combined Driving can be found in<br />
the American Driving Society (ADS) Hand <strong>Book</strong> and the<br />
United States Equestrian Federation (USDF) rule book.<br />
B. Definitions<br />
1. A Combined Driving Event (CDE) usually held over a two<br />
or three day period and has three competitions. The whip<br />
drives the same animal(s) throughout the competitions.<br />
a. Presentation and Dressage<br />
b. Marathon<br />
c. Obstacle Driving<br />
2. Driving Trials has three (3) competitions held over a<br />
one (1) or two (2) day period. The whip drives the same<br />
animal(s) throughout each competition.<br />
a. Presentation and Dressage<br />
b. Marathon<br />
c. Obstacle Driving<br />
3. Competition Levels<br />
a. Training<br />
b. Preliminary<br />
c. Intermediate<br />
d. Advanced B<br />
e. Advanced A<br />
C. Points<br />
1. No points will be separated from a Combined Driving<br />
Event score and applied to any other PtHA ROM pointearning<br />
event (i.e. Dressage, Obstacle Driving)<br />
2. Individual placings in non ADS or US Equestrian<br />
Federation Combined Driving Events will receive points<br />
based on the regular PtHA point scale times the number of<br />
days of the competition<br />
<strong>2011</strong> PtHA <strong>Rule</strong> <strong>Book</strong> 167<br />
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