2011 Official Rule Book - New England Pinto Horse Association

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5. Exhibitors should convey the impression of effective and easy control. To show a Pinto well, he/she should show to his/her best advantage. 6. Bareback Hunter Seat Equitation and Bareback Saddle Seat Equitation may be combined at discretion of Show Management. B. Hands/Reins 1. Hands should be held in an easy position, neither perpendicular nor horizontal to where the saddle would be, and should show sympathy, adaptability and control. 2. The height the hands are held above the Pinto’s withers is a matter of how and where the Pinto carries its head. 3. The method of holding the reins is optional, except that both hands shall be used and all reins must be picked up at one time. Bight of rein should be on the off side. C. Basic Position 1. To obtain proper position, exhibitors should place themselves comfortably and find their center of gravity by sitting with a slight bend at the knees. 2. Foot position should be natural, neither extremely in nor out. D. Position in Motion 1. At the walk, there should be slight motion. 2. At the trot, slight elevation posting; not mechanical up and down nor swinging forward and backward. Hips should be under body. 3. At the canter, close seat and going with the Pinto. E. Class Routine – Refer to Saddle Seat Equitation Classes. F. Additional Work – Refer to Saddle Seat Equitation Classes. T9. Reinsmanship (Driving Equitation) A. General Regulations and Requirements 1. A Driving class in which the entries are judged on the ability and skill of the driver. 2. The Pinto is to be shown in a harness suitable to the vehicle used. 3. The vehicle should be an appropriate two (2) or four (4) wheeled vehicle with wire or wooden wheels and in sound condition. Refer to Rule P1. 4. Drivers shall be required to rein back. 5. All drivers chosen for a work out may be worked at any gait requested by the judge. 6. A simple figure eight, or any additional work, must be posted as a pattern thirty (30) minutes prior to class. 7. Attendants/Header are optional, with the exception in Youth Reinsmanship, where an attendant/header is required. B. Attire and Appointments 1. Appointments of driver and attendant (header); the driver and attendants (if any) should be dressed conservatively according to the style of the present day. 2. Suggested attire for gentlemen, dress pants and shirt, coat or jacket and boots. 3. Suggested attire for ladies; dress, tailored suit, skirt or slacks, and blouse, vest or jacket, and boots. 4. The following attire is required of all drivers; hat or protective headgear, gloves and whip in hand. 5. Lap apron or robes are optional. 6. Attendants should wear long pants, shirt and boots. C. Gaits to be shown at 1. Walk 2. Slow trot (collected) 3. Working trot (normal) 4. Strong trot (extended) 2011 PtHA Rule Book 201 ClassEs
ClassEs D. Judging 1. 75 percent on handling of reins and whip, control, posture, and overall appearance of the driver. 2. 25 percent on the condition of the harness and vehicle and neatness of attire. T10. ya walk/Trot Division, 11 & under A. Age – Youth competing in the YA Walk/Trot Division must be eleven (11) years old or younger as of January 1 annually. B. ROM Points – No ROM points are awarded to any Walk/Trot Division class, as this is an entry level division. PtHA will issue Year-End Certificates to Youth exhibitors in the Walk/Trot Division annually. C. Walk/Trot Division Class Limitations – A Youth Exhibitor entered in any Walk/Trot Division class may not cross enter in to any Leadline or any class or event that requires a lope or canter with any Pinto at the same show. D. Walk/Trot Division Class Exceptions – A Youth Exhibitor entered in any Walk/Trot Division class may cross enter in to driving or In-hand classes with any Pinto at the same show. E. Showmanship – If a show offers a Walk/Trot Division Showmanship class or classes, an Exhibitor entered in any YA Walk/Trot Division class is only eligible to enter the Walk/ Trot Division Showmanship with the Pinto being exhibited in the Walk/Trot events. He/she may not cross enter into any other Showmanship class with the Walk/Trot Pinto. If no Walk/ Trot Division Showmanship class is offered, then the Walk/Trot Division Youth Exhibitor may show in his/her age appropriate Showmanship class. F. Ownership – The Pinto must be owned by the Youth or immediate family member, or must be leased by the Youth member. G. Membership – The Youth competing must be a current PtHA Youth member to exhibit in the Walk/Trot Division. H. Classes – Any horse show class can be held in the Walk/Trot Division, provided that the lope/canter/gallop has been omitted from the class specifications. I. Gymkhana – If a Pinto breaks into a lope/canter/gallop for more than three (3) consecutive strides during a Walk/Trot division Gymkhana class, the entry shall be disqualified and given a no-time. J. Equipment/Attire – to follow the class offered, see Sections K & N. T11. leadline, English or western, 8 & under A. Age – Youth competing in Leadline must be eight (8) years of age or younger, as of January 1 annually. B. ROM Points – No ROM points awarded in the Leadline classes, as this is an entry level class. PtHA will issue to owners of all Pintos used in YA Leadline classes Year-End Certificates in the name(s) of Youth exhibitor(s) annually. C. Leadline Class Limitations – A Youth Exhibitor entered in a Leadline class may not cross enter into any of the following classes with any Pinto at the same show: 1. Walk/Trot Division classes 2. Any other astride class D. Leadline Class Exceptions – Leadline exhibitors may cross enter into any in-hand class. E. Showmanship – If a show offers a Leadline Division Showmanship class or classes, an Exhibitor entered in any YA Leadline Division class is only eligible to enter the Leadline Division Showmanship with the Pinto being exhibited in the Leadline events. He/she may not cross enter into any other Showmanship class with the Leadline Pinto. If no Leadline Division Showmanship class is offered, then the Leadline 202 2011 PtHA Rule Book
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