2011 Official Rule Book - New England Pinto Horse Association

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fences (40 percent). The fences will not exceed 2’6”.
Each competitor will be judged on position, seat, and
effective use of aids. The competitor must ride the
same horse throughout.
d. Eventing Equitation Tests – Open to riders 14-18 years
of age, on any horse. The test shall involve a short
dressage test (40 percent), and jumping approximately
10 cross-country type obstacles not to exceed 3’7”
(60 percent). The jumping may be in an arena or on
a short cross-country course. Each competitor will be
judged on position, seat, and effective use of aids. The
competitor must ride the same horse throughout.
e. Young Event Horse Tests – Open to four and five year
old horses that have never competed in a Horse Trial
at the Preliminary Level, with any rider. The test shall
involve a short dressage test (40 percent), jumping in
an arena 6 or 7 fences up to 3’6” (4 year old) or 3’9” (5
year old) in height (40 percent), and a final judging of
horses shown in hand for conformation, suitability, and
presence (20 percent). The same competitor must ride
the same horse throughout.
C. Points
1. No points will be separated from an Eventing score
and applied to any other ROM point-earning event (i.e..
Dressage scores from Eventing may not be used toward a
Dressage ROM).
2. Team or individual gold, silver, or bronze medal placings
in International Events, governed by the current rules of
the FEI (Federation Equestre Internationale), will receive
points on the following basis:
a. Gold Medal – 250 points
b. Silver Medal – 200 points
c. Bronze Medal – 175 points
d. 4th – 150 points
e. 5th – 125 points
f. 6th – 100 points
3. Team or Individual gold, silver, or bronze medal placings in
USEF recognized Eventing Three-Day Events will receive
points on the following basis:
a. Gold Medal – 50 points
b. Silver Medal – 40 points
c. Bronze Medal – 35 points
d. 4th – 20 points
e. 5th – 15 points
f. 6th – 10 points
4. Individual Placings in USEF recognized Three Day Events,
Two-Day Events, Horse Trials, or Tests will receive points
based on the regular ROM point scale times the number
of days of the competition (i.e.. Two-Day Event receives
double points).
R6. longe line, yearling
A. General Regulations and Requirements
1. These classes are eligible for Register Of Merit (ROM) and
Register of Excellence (ROE) awards only.
2. In no case will Longe Line points be counted toward any
other awards in the PtHA Champion and ROM program.
3. This class is open only to yearlings.
4. This class is for all types.
5. An exhibitor may show only one entry per class. The same
exhibitor must show the entry in both the Conformation
and Longeing elements of the class.
6. A five (5) minute warm-up period of all exhibitors and
Pintos will be held prior to Longe Line Class.
184 2011 PtHA Rule Book