aiken fall festival - nchjanchja.com/wp...fall-festival-prize-list...9-4-2019.pdf · 9/4/2019 ·...

1

A i k e n F a l l F e s t i v a lSeptember 5th - 8th | September 11th - 15th 2019

Bruce’s Field | Aiken SC

[email protected] www.EquusEvents.com

Week IUSEF National Rated (A)Level 3

$7,500 William Howard Memorial USHJA National Hunter Derby

$7,500 Junior & Amateur USHJA National Hunter Derby

SCHJA Governor’s CupMedal Finals

Week IIUSEF Premier Rated (AA)Level 3

USHJA Zone 4 Child/Adult HunterFinals

$10,000 International USHJAHunter Derby

$25,000 Grand Prix Each Week

2

Aiken Fall Festival 2019

Officials

Management Equus Events, Inc. | JP Godard ...........................................................................................................................Aiken, SC

Aiken Fall Festival ISeptember 5 th - 8 th , 2019

Hunter Judges Sue Ashe...........................................................................................................................................................Wellington, FL Scott Fitton........................................................................................................................................................Wellington, FL Megan Young.................................................................................................................................................Jacksonville, FL

Jumper Judge David White............................................................................................................................................................Tryon, NC

Jumper Course Designer JP Godard ...............................................................................................................................................................Aiken, SC

Hunter Course Designer Joe Carnicom .......................................................................................................................................................Toledo, OH

USEF Stewards Steve Sarafin.......................................................................................................................................................Camden, SC

Aiken Fall Festival IISeptember 11 th - 15 th , 2019

Hunter Judges Linda Andrasani...............................................................................................................................................Wellington, FL Betsy Perry........................................................................................................................................................Wellington, FL Gary Young......................................................................................................................................................Columbia, SC Carol O’Brien..........................................................................................................................................................Aiken, SC Jumper Judge David White............................................................................................................................................................Tryon, NC

Jumper Course Designer Michel Vallaincourt ................................................................................................................................................Aiken, SC

Hunter Course Designer JP Godard ...............................................................................................................................................................Aiken, SC

USEF Stewards Doug Curry..............................................................................................................................................................Aiken, SC

3

Announcers Jason Porter.............................................................................................................................................................Tryon, NC David White............................................................................................................................................................Tryon, NC

Schooling Supervisor Janet Murfey.............................................................................................................................................................Aiken, SC

Official Veterinarian Estrella Equine - 803.295.8509

Official Farrier John Beihl - 803.617.9153

Sponsorship and Awards Megan Godard.......................................................................................................................................................Aiken, SC

Secretaries Dustin Bowles..................................................................................................................................................Alpharetta, GA Cathy Cortright...................................................................................................................................................Camden, SC Jane Labyack...............................................................................................................................................Locust Grove, VA

Sanctioning byUSEF – USHJA – NCHJA – SCHJA – GHJA – NAL – WIHS

803.643.5689 • www.equusevents.com

5

Every class offered herein which is covered by the rules and specifications of the current USEF Rule Book will be conducted and judged in accordance therewith.

Life, senior active and junior active members shall be eligible to participate in all classes at Regular Competitions, Eventing Competitions at the Preliminary Level or above and Combined Driving Competitions at the Advanced Level, Dressage, Reining and Vaulting Competitions and Endurance Rides. A nonmember may participate as a handler, rider, driver, owner, lessee, agent, coach or trainer at Regular Competitions, Eventing Competitions, Dressage Competitions, Reining Competitions and Combined Driving Competitions upon payment of a $45 Show Pass fee. Participants in the following classes are exempted from the Requirements of this rule: 1) leadline; 2) exhibitions; 3) games and races; 4) classes for 4-H members; 5) walk trot and academy classes (academy classes are classes limited to horses used regularly in a lesson program); 6) USDF introductory level tests, pas de deux and quadrille classes; 7) NRHA Endorsed Reining Competitions. 8) Opportunity classes, 9) citizens of other nations who have proof, in English, of current membership in good standing of their own National Federation, 10) USEA beginner novice division; and 11) assistant handlers in Dressage Sport Horse Breeding classes. The Horse Show Management reserves the right to interpret all questions and conditions in regard to or arising out of, or incident to the show without claims for damages or recourse of any kind. All questions not covered in these Rules and Regulations shall be decided by the Horse Show Management; its decision to be final. The Horse Show Management reserves the right to limit entries in any class, section or division, to refuse, accept conditionally, or to cancel any entries, disqualify any riders or exhibitors, prohibit exhibition of entries, and cancel award prizes, without any claim for damages; to change any course, to add a dotted line, to cancel or combine any unfilled classes, or to reschedule classes, after due notice to exhibitors; to change rings or rotate judges; to change specifications in jumper classes as competition warrants. Every horse entered herein for competition will be under the control of the Horse Show Management, but the Show Management will in no case be responsible for any loss or damage that may occur, and it shall be a condition of entry that each exhibitor shall hold the horse show and the officials, employees, directors, officers, sponsoring entities of the horse show and the facilities at which the horse show is held blameless for any loss or accident to his horse(s), employee(s), or equipment which may occur from sickness, fire or other cause.

WARNING: THE Aiken Fall Festival, Equus Events Inc. IT’S MANAGEMENT, OFFICERS, OWNERS, OFFICIALS, AND EMPLOYEES WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY ACCIDENT OR LOSS WHICH MAY OCCUR TO AN EXHIBITOR, SPECTATOR, GUEST, RIDER, GROOM, ATTENDANT OR OTHER EMPLOYEE, ANIMAL, VEHICLE, OR EQUIPMENT AT THE SHOW. THIS SHALL BE A CONDITION OF ENTRY TO THE SHOW OR SHOW GROUNDS.

Current USEF rules relating to drugs and medications will be enforced. Each horse entered must pay the $15.00 USEF Drug/Medication Fee plus an $8.00 USEF fee. (Total $23.00 USEF Fee). Each horse entered will also be required to pay the USHJA Zone Support fee of $7.00. While every effort has been made to avoid mistakes in this publication, USEF, The Aiken Horse Park, Equus Events, Inc. and its management and/ employees assume no liability to anyone for errors. Any significant errors or changes will be disclosed to competitors whose entries are accepted upon their acceptance, and otherwise in accordance with USEF rules. Credentials: ALL EXHIBITORS IN ANY PONY, JUNIOR HUNTER OR AMATEUR SECTION MUST PRESENT THEIR CREDENTIALS (MEASUREMENT CARD OR AMATEUR CERTIFICATION) TO THE SHOW OFFICE BEFORE THEIR NUMBERS CAN BE RELEASED. Kindly send a photo copy of credentials with entry to facilitate processing. All horses or ponies without a valid measurement card will be measured at a designated time and place. Anyone not presenting valid membership credentials (USEF/USHJA) will be charged a $45.00/$30.00 non-refundable show pass fee. Amateur exhibitors not able to present valid Amateur Credentials will be required to join the Federation. Only a parent will be exempt from the Federation non-member fee if signing as coach for his/her minor child. Horse Registrations: All horses competing in Federation non-breed restricted licensed competitions with hunter, hunter breeding, jumper and hunter seat equitation classes (except those activities enumerated in GR901.9, items 1-9) must be properly identified and must obtain a Registration Number from USHJA. A registration number for each horse must be entered on all entry forms for licensed competitions. Proof of registration must be presented to the Show Secretary before numbers can be released. To be eligible for National, Regional or Zone Horse of the Year Awards, and to enter a USEF Computer Ranking List Class horses must also be registered with the USEF. Exception for USEF Computer Ranking List: Citizens of other nations who have proof, in English, of current membership in good standing of their own National Federation need not have USEF Registration.

RULES & REGULATIONS

6

Coggins Test: South Carolina state law requires that each horse be accompanied by a negative EIA certificate dated within one year. Entries: The closing date for entries for the Aiken Fall Festival is August 27th, 2019. After this dates stall fees are non-refundable. A $25 late fee will apply for all entries not received by these dates. Entries should be sent to the address shown on the entry blank. Checks should be made payable to Equus Events, Inc. Numbers WILL NOT be issued without a SIGNED OPEN CHECK or CREDIT CARD INFORMATION lodged with the Horse Show Secretary. A $45 Office/Service Fee will be charged to each horse to cover adds/scratches, office services, etc. Please note; a $50 fee will be charged for non-negotiable checks. The entry form for each show must include the following:•Horse name and complete description;•All classes or divisions entered;•All mandatory signatures, including legal guardian in the case of a minor exhibiting;•Organization membership numbers;•Social Security or Federal ID number of owner or prize money alternate payee.

Stalls: Permanent 10 X 10 stalls of wood/metal construction with doors are available during the event at a cost of $200(Week I) and $225(Week II) per horse/pony. Stalls will be assigned on a first come first serve basis. Please e-mail: [email protected] for reservations. Motor Homes: A limited number of motor homes and camper sites are available. Please e-mail :[email protected] prior to mailing entries or entering via horseshowsonline.com for information on camper areas. $250 weekly fee. Motorized Vehicles/Golf Carts: Under South Carolina State Laws and USEF rules, unlicensed drivers are not permitted to operate any motorized vehicles — ATVs, motorcycles, golf carts, etc., on the show grounds. Failure to abide by these regulations will subject the exhibitor to suspension from the horse show. See USEF GR 301. Minor Exhibitors: Parent(s) or guardian(s) of minor exhibitors shall hold the Horse Show Management and the Facility harmless for any injury to such minor. No child’s entry will be accepted or number issued unless entry is signed by a parent or LEGAL guardian. The signature of unrelated persons WILL NOT be accepted.Minors who do not have a valid driver’s license which allows them to operate a motorized vehicle in the state in which they reside will not be permitted to operate a motorized vehicle of any kind, including, but not limited to, golf carts, motorcycles, scooters, or farm utility vehicles, on the competition grounds of licensed competitions. Minors who have a valid temporary license may operate the above described motorized vehicles as long as they are accompanied by an adult with a valid driver’s license. The parent(s), legal guardian(s), or individual who signs the entry blank as a parent or guardian of a minor operating a motorized vehicle in violation of this rule are solely responsible for any damages, claims, losses or actions resulting from that operation. Violations of this rule will be cause for sanctions against the parent(s), guardian(s) and/or trainer(s) who are responsible for the child committing the offense. Penalties may include exclusion of the child, parent(s), guardian(s), and/or trainer(s) from the competition grounds for the remainder of the competition and charges being filed against any of the above individuals in accordance with Chapter 6. Wheelchairs and other mobility assistance devices for individuals with disabilities are exempt from this rule. Protective Headgear: Protective head gear, properly secured, must be worn BY ALL RIDERS AT ALL TIMES WHILE MOUNTED, anywhere, anytime on the show grounds. Headgear for all riders must meet or exceed ASTM Standards; must carry the SEI tag; and be properly secured by a harness per USEF rules. Ticketed Warm-Up: Tickets may be purchased in the Horse Show Office and are good for one Round of eight jumps. $25 charge per ticket. Non-Showing Horses: All non-showing horses must complete an entry blank and be assigned a back number. A $50 fee will be assessed to any horse not entered in any classes. Prize Money: The owner of any horse/pony exhibited in classes where prize money is awarded MUST provide a social security number or Federal ID number on the entry form. Prize money will be credited to your show account. Any overages will be mailed within 30 days of check-out. In the event of unauthorized redeeming of a check, Equus Events, Inc. will provide check copies to exhibitors and will be held harmless from the collection process. Dogs: Dogs are not permitted to be loose on competition grounds and must be on a leash or otherwise contained. Individuals must not lead dogs on a leash while mounted. Dog owners are solely responsible for any damages, claims, losses or actions resulting from their dogs’ behaviors. Dog owners failing to comply with this rule may be subject to penalty under Chapters 6 and 7, as well as issuance of warning cards pursuant to rule GR 301. Failure to maintain your dog, under control, as defined here, will result in a $100 fine assessed to the owner. In addition, pursuant to facility regulations, loose dogs will be removed by animal control, from the show grounds, at the owner’s expense and impounded.

RULES & REGULATIONS

7

Animal Welfare: We require that all horses be treated with kindness, respect and compassion and should never be subject to mistreatment. Owners, trainers, riders and grooms, or their agents must use reasonable care in the handling and treatment of their horses whether owned or placed in their care for competition or for any other purpose. At all times, while the horse is on the show grounds, we will provide for the continuous well-being of the horse by vigorously enforcing the rules of the USEF which pertain to the welfare of the horse. USEF rules defining policy regarding abuse and use of whips will be strictly enforced. No poling, use of bamboo off-set or excessive use of the whip will be tolerated. The well being of the horse must be considered above the demands of the breeders, trainers, riders, owners, dealers, organizers, sponsors or officials. Violators may be subject to penalties pursuant to USEF rules. In the event of an acute and serious injury to or illness of a horse on competition grounds when the owner or trainer of the horse or agent of the owner is not present, after reasonable effort to contact that individual has been made, competition management, in consultation with a licensed equine veterinarian, may authorize the provision of emergency veterinary treatment of the horse. If competition management so authorizes treatment under the provisions of this rule, competition management and veterinarian are not liable for any resulting costs, damages, losses, claims or actions arising directly or indirectly from the treatment of the horse. Electrical/Fire Regulations: All electrical installation and connections must meet all state and county codes. Aisles shall be maintained clear for a minimum of six (6) feet wide by eight (8) feet high. No obstructions or projections shall be allowed in these aisles. No Class I Flammable liquids such as gasoline are allowed inside the buildings. Cooking is not permitted within the stable area. Anyone found in violation shall be subject to dismissal from further participation in the horse show without recourse. Parking: Fire regulations prohibit all vehicles, including trailers, vans and passenger vehicles from being parked in the stable areas. Vans and trailers will be allowed in the stable area only to load or off-load. PARKING AREAS WILL BE DESIGNATED AND VIOLATORS WILL BE TOWED AWAY AT OWNERS EXPENSE

Ring Sizes: Jumper Ring: 150’ x 300’, Hunter 1 Ring: 150’ x 300’, Hunter 2 Ring: 150’ x 300’, Hunter 3 Ring: 150’ x 300’. All rings and warm ups are sand/poly-fiber mixture.

Liability: Equus Events, Inc., Aiken Horse Park, their officials, and employees will not be responsible for any accident or loss which may occur to any exhibitor, spectators, guest, rider, groom, attendant, other employees, animals, or equipment at the events. All owners and competitors are personally responsible for damages to third persons caused by themselves, their employees, their agents, their horses, or their dogs. They are therefore strongly advised to take out third party insurance providing full coverage for participation in equestrian events, and to keep that policy up to date. Photo Release: By signing the entry form I agree to waive the right to the use of my photos/videos at the competition and grant Equus Events, Inc. and its agent’s full use of any and all competition photos and video.

WARNING: UNDER SOUTH CAROLINA LAWS, AN EQUINE ACTIVITY SPONSOR OR EQUINE PROFESSIONAL IS NOT LIABLE FOR AN INJURY TO, OR THE DEATH OF A PARTICIPANT IN EQUINE ACTIVITIES RESULTING EXCLUSIVELY FROM THE INHERENT RISKS OF EQUINE ACTIVITIES.

Mail/Packages:

Please note that USPS mail will not arrive at the showgrounds. Please use UPS or FedEx.Aiken Horse ParkAttn: Show Office931 Powderhouse Rd, Aiken, SC 29803

Directions:

From I-20: Take Exit #18 SC19. Head South toward Aiken/Johnston on SC19 for 5.6 miles. Turn Left on hwy 118 forapproximately 5 miles (hwy 118 will turn into Pine Log Rd), then right on Powderhouse Rd for approximately 1/4 of mile-Aiken Horse Park will be on left.

RULES & REGULATIONS

8

What is Mental Strength Training?

Think of Remarqueable Athletic Solutions as personal training for your mind. Athletes come to us seeking help in areas such as boosting confidence, controlling nerves, finding motiva-tion, hammering down focus, the list continues. We work with athletes to strengthen their mental weaknesses and level up their mind game. Remar-queable Athletic Solutions does not provide therapeutic or clinical services such counseling for personal trials or treatment for psychological diagnoses. All services are performance-based.

Who benefits from mental strength training?

Anyone wanting to take the reins on their performance. We work with ath-letes of all ages and levels from youths to amateurs to professionals. We boast clients competing at the grassroots level to Pony Finals to Saturday Night Lights. Hunters, jumpers, equitation, dressage, eventing- equestrianism is our forte but we do work with other sports.

How do consults work?All consultations are done over the phone or video chat. Consults include our signature Boot Camp package, 50 minute think tanks, and 25-min competition hotline check ins. Erin travels for clinics which are scheduled and priced according to distance and participation.

Want to know more?

Send us an email at:r ema rqueab l e a t h l e t i c s@gma i l . c om

DISCOUNT CODE: Equus10 to receive 10%

off all packages

9

2019 Zone 4 Specifications (AL, FL, GA, MS, SC, TN) In accordance with GR 1111.4: Contiguous states are: AR, KY, LA, MO, NC, VA

ADULT AMATEUR HUNTEREligibility: To be ridden by exhibitors who have reached their 18th birthday by December 1 of the current competition year and who hold a current USEF Amateur certification. Open to horses and ponies.Cross Entry: Riders in this section may enter any Equitation class and any class where otherwise eligible. Riders who compete in the Amateur Owner Hunter and/or Jumper classes may show other horses that they own in the Adult Amateur Hunters. Horses and ponies exhibiting in this section may cross enter multiple sections of Adult Amateur Hunter and any classes where eligible.Judging: To be judged on performance and soundness, suitability to count. Height of Fences: 3’0” or 3’3”; spreads not to exceed height of fence.Combining/Dividing Sections: The Adult Amateur Hunter section may be divided by age of rider and/or height of fences. If the Adult Amateur Hunter section is offered divided by age it will be divided: 18-35, 36-49, 50 & Over. If there are fewer than three (3) entries in a section, that section must be combined with another. The Adult Amateur and Children’s Hunter sections may be combined if there are less than three total in Children’s Hunter section and if there are less than three total in the Adult Amateur section. When sections are combined and there are more than 16 total entries, the sections must be divided utilizing a Floating split, or a California split to create an even division of entries.Jog: Horses and Ponies are not required to jog for soundness. If stated in the prize list, management may require horses to be present for the awards presentation. Awards: Zone Horse of the Year Awards will be presented annually to the Adult Amateur Hunter 18-35 section, the Adult Amateur 36-49 section and the Adult Amateur 50 & Over section.

CHILDREN’S HUNTER HORSEEligibility: To be ridden by exhibitors who have not reached their 18th birthday by December 1 of the current competition year.Cross Entry: Riders in this section may enter any Equitation class and may compete one different horse in the Junior 3’3” Hunter section, but may not cross-enter into any Junior 3’6” Hunter or Junior Jumper class at the same show. Horses and ponies exhibiting in this section may cross enter multiple sections of Children’s Hunter and any classes where eligible.Judging: To be judged on performance and soundness, suitability to count. Height of Fences: 3’0”’ or 3’3”; spreads not to exceed height of fence.Combining/Dividing Sections: The Children’s Hunter section may be divided by age of rider or height of fences. If the Children’s Hunter section is offered divided by age it will be divided: Children’s Hunter Horse 14 & Under and Children’s Hunter Horse 15-17. If there are fewer than three (3) entries in either age section, the two sections must be combined. The Children’s Hunter section may be combined with the Children’s Hunter Pony, Children’s Hunter Horse and/or Adult Amateur sections when there are fewer than three (3) entries in either section. When sections are combined and there are more than 16 total entries, the sections must be divided utilizing a Floating split, or a California split to create an even division of entries.Jog: Horses are not required to jog for soundness. If stated in the prize list, management may require horses to be present for the awards presentation.Awards: Zone Horse of the Year Awards will be presented annually to the Children’s Hunter 14 & Under section and to the Children’s Hunter 15-17 section.

CHILDREN’S HUNTER PONYEligibility: To be ridden by exhibitors who have not reached their 18th birthday by December 1 of the current competition year.Cross Entry: Rider age restrictions as found in Regular Pony sections do not apply. Riders may show only one pony in either the 2’0” or the 2’6” height of the Children’s Hunter Pony section when also competing in the Regular Small, Medium or Large Pony and/or Green Pony Hunter sections. Riders cannot cross enter into any class where fences exceed 3’3”. (Exception: Riders may show in Pony Jumpers). Ponies exhibiting in Children’s Hunter Pony may cross enter into any class where otherwise eligible but the rider may not show the same pony in the regular pony section. Note: The pony may only be shown by one rider in the Children’s Hunter Pony Classic and that rider must be declared prior to the first round of the Classic.Judging: To be judged on performance and soundness, suitability to count.

Hunter Specifications

10

Height of Fences: Small/Medium Children’s Hunter Ponies: 2’0” and Large Children’s Hunter Ponies 2’6”.Combining/Dividing Sections: The section may be divided at managements’ discretion. The Children’s Pony Hunter section must be offered by size of pony Small/Medium and Large Pony. If there are fewer than three (3) entries in either height section, the two sections must be combined. The Children’s Hunter Pony section may be combined with the Adult Amateur and Children’s Hunter sections if there are fewer than three (3) total entries in the Children’s Hunter and Adult Amateur sections. When sections are combined and there are more than 16 total entries, the sections must be divided utilizing a Floating split, or a California split to create an even division of entries.Jog: Horses are not required to be jogged for soundness. If stated in the prize list, management may require horses to be present for the awards presentation.Awards: Zone Horse of the Year Awards will be presented annually to the, Children’s Hunter Pony Small/Medium section and to the Children’s Hunter Pony Large section.

Jumper Specifications LOW CHILDREN’S JUMPEREligibility: To be ridden by exhibitors who have not reached their 18th birthday by December 1 of the current competition year. Open to horses and ponies.Cross Entry: Horse/Rider combinations in Low Children’s Jumper may not cross enter into any classes held above 1.15m (3’9”) at the same show. Competition Management may restrict cross entries between High and Low sections at the same competition if stated in the prize list. Horse/rider combinations may enter only one classic, if both Low and High are offered.Combining/Dividing Sections: Children’s sections may be divided by or combined with Adult Amateur Jumper sections, at management’s digression, if so stated in the prize list. Height of Fences: 1.00m (3’3”) to 1.05m (3’5”).Awards: Zone awards to be given for Low Children’s Jumper section.

LOW ADULT AMATEUR JUMPEREligibility: To be shown by riders who have reached their 18th birthday by December 1 of the current competition year and who hold a current USEF Amateur certification. Open to horses and ponies.Cross Entry: Horse/Rider combinations in Low Adult Amateur Jumper may not cross enter into any classes held above 1.15m (3’9”) at the same show. Competition Management may restrict cross entries between High and Low sections at the same competition if stated in the prize list. Horse/rider combinations may enter only one classic, if both Low and High are offered.Combining/Dividing Sections: Children’s sections may be divided by or combined with Adult Amateur Jumper sections, at management’s digression, if so stated in the prize list. Height of Fences: 1.00m (3’3”) to 1.05m (3’5”).Awards: Zone awards to be given for Low Adult Amateur Jumper section.

HIGH CHILDREN’S JUMPEREligibility: To be ridden by exhibitors who have not reached their 18th birthday by December 1 of the current competition year. Open to horses and ponies.Cross Entry: Horse/Rider combinations are not permitted to cross enter into Junior Jumper classes or any class at 1.20m (3’11”) and above, that offers prize money, at the same competition. Competition Management may restrict cross entries between High and Low sections at the same competition if stated in the prize list. Horse/rider combinations may enter only one classic, if both Low and High are offered.Combining/Dividing Sections: Children’s sections may be divided by or combined with Adult Amateur Jumper sections, at management’s digression, if so stated in the prize list. Height of Fences: 3’6” or 1.10m (3’7”) to 1.15m (3’9”).Awards: Zone awards to be given for High Children’s Jumper section.

2019 Zone 4 Specifications (AL, FL, GA, MS, SC, TN)

11

HIGH ADULT AMATEUR JUMPEREligibility: To be ridden by exhibitors who have reached their 18th birthday by December 1 of the current competition year and who hold a current USEF Amateur certification. Open to horses and ponies.Cross Entry: Horse/Rider combinations are not permitted to cross enter into Amateur Owner Jumper classes or any class at 1.20m (3’11”) and above, that offers prize money, at the same competition. Competition Management may restrict cross entries between High and Low sections at the same competition if stated in the prize list. Horse/rider combinations may enter only one classic, if both Low and High are offered.Combining/Dividing Sections: Children’s sections may be divided by or combined with Adult Amateur Jumper sections, at management’s digression, if so stated in the prize list. Height of Fences: 1.10m (3’6”) to 1.15m (3’9”).Awards: Zone awards to be given for High Adult Amateur Jumper section.For the Specifications for the USHJA Children’s and Adult Amateur Jumper Regional Championships (http://www.ushja.org/programs/jumper/ch_aaSpecs.aspx). The USHJA CH/AA Jumper Regional Championships is a National Competitive Program, whose Specifications may differ from your Zone Specifications. For additional information regarding cross entry restrictions refer to HU108, HU111 and JP118.

AGE GROUP EQUITATIONEquitation 11 & UnderEligibility: To be ridden by junior exhibitors who have not reached their 12th birthday by December 1 of the current competition year. Open to riders on horses or ponies.Cross Entry: No cross-entry restrictions.Judging: To be judged pursuant to EQ108-EQ110Height of Fences: No in and out, fences minimum 2’0” maximum 2’6” - management must state height at which class will be offered. Management may offer multiple height options if stated in the prize list, but each course must be set at the same height throughout. For example, Equitation 11 & Under, fences 2’0” and 2’3” at riders option; Equitation 11 & Under, ponies to jump 2’0”, horses to jump 2’6”.Combing/Dividing Sections: Age-Group Equitation Sections may be combined as necessary, jumping at their respective heights, to meet the three-entry minimum requirement for points to be awarded.Awards: Zone Horse of the Year Awards will be presented annually to Equitation 11 & Under section.

Equitation 12-14Eligibility: To be ridden by junior exhibitors who have reached their 12th birthday but not their 15th birthday by December 1 of the current competition year. Open to riders on horses or ponies.Cross Entry: No cross-entry restrictions.Judging: To be judged pursuant to EQ108-EQ110Height of Fences: In and out is optional, fences minimum 2’9”, maximum 3’3”- management must state height at which class will be offered. Management may offer multiple height options if stated in the prize list, but each course must be set at the same height throughout. Course design must comply with EQ111.11 except in and out is optional.Combing/Dividing Sections: Age-Group Equitation Sections may be combined as necessary, jumping at their respective heights, to meet the three-entry minimum requirement for points to be awarded.Awards: Zone Horse of the Year Awards will be presented annually to Equitation 12-14 section.

Equitation Specifications

12

Equitation 15-17Eligibility: To be ridden by junior exhibitors who have reached their 15th birthday but not their 18th birthday by December 1 of the current competition year. Open to riders on horses or ponies.Cross Entry: No cross-entry restrictions.Judging: To be judged pursuant to EQ108-EQ110Height of Fences: In and out required, fences minimum 3’0, maximum 3’6” -management must state height at which class will be offered. Management may offer multiple height options if stated in the prize list, but each course must be set at the same height throughout. Course design must comply with EQ111.11.Combing/Dividing Sections: Age-Group Equitation Sections may be combined as necessary, jumping at their respective heights, to meet the three-entry minimum requirement for points to be awarded.Awards: Zone Horse of the Year Awards will be presented annually to Equitation 15-17 section.

Equitation Adult 18-35Eligibility: To be ridden by non-professional exhibitors who have reached their 18th birthday but not their 36th birthday by December 1 of the current competition year. Open to riders on horses or ponies.Cross Entry: No cross-entry restrictions.Judging: To be judged pursuant to EQ108-EQ110.Height of Fences: In and out is optional, fences minimum 2’9”, maximum 3’3” - management must state height at which class will be offered. Management may offer multiple height options if stated in the prize list, but each course must be set at the same height throughout. Course design must comply with EQ111.11 except in and out is optional.Combing/Dividing Sections: Age-Group Equitation Sections may be combined as necessary, jumping at their respective heights, to meet the three-entry minimum requirement for points to be awarded.Awards: Zone Horse of the Year Awards will be presented annually to Equitation Adult 18-35 section.

Equitation Adult 36 & OverEligibility: To be ridden by non-professional exhibitors who have reached their 36th birthday by December 1 of the current competition year. Open to riders on horses or ponies.Cross Entry: No cross-entry restrictions.Judging: To be judged pursuant to EQ108-EQ110Height of Fences: In and out is optional, fences minimum 2’9”, maximum 3’3” -management must state height at which class will be offered. Management may offer multiple height options if stated in the prize list, but each course must be set at the same height throughout. Course design must comply with EQ111.11 except combination is optional.Combing/Dividing Sections: Age-Group Equitation Sections may be combined as necessary, jumping at their respective heights, to meet the three-entry minimum requirement for points to be awarded.Awards: Zone Horse of the Year Awards will be presented annually to Equitation Adult 36 & Over section.

GRAND PRIX RING HUNTER 1 HUNTER 2 HUNTER 3

FLATWORK ONLY TICKETED WARM UP TICKETED WARM UP9AM - 2PM 9:30AM - 4:30PM 9:30AM - 5PM

BACK NUMBER REQUIRED BACK NUMBER REQUIRED

GRAND PRIX RING 8AM HUNTER 1 8AM HUNTER 2 8:30AM HUNTER 3

712 1.10M JUMPER II (BR) 121 GREEN CONFORMATION MODEL 510 OPEN HUNTER

716 1.15M JUMPER II.2B 357 HIGH PERF CONFORMATION MODEL 315, 316 USHJA HUNTER 2'3

720 1.20M JUMPER II.2B 507 OPEN HUNTER 317 USHJA HUNTER 2'3 U/S

742 1.30M JUMPER II.2B 188, 189 GREEN HUNTER 3' 306, 307 USHJA HUNTER 2'6

700 .80M JUMPER II (BR) 192 GREEN HUNTER 3' U/S 301, 302 BABY GREEN 2'6

701 .80M JUMPER II (BR) 193, 194 GREEN HUNTER 3'3 308 USHJA HUNTER 2'6 U/S

703 .90M JUMPER II (BR) 197 GREEN HUNTER 3'3 U/S 305 BABY GREEN 2'6 U/S

704 .90M JUMPER II (BR) 116, 117 GREEN HUNTER 3'6 309, 310 USHJA HUNTER 2'9

708 1.0M JUMPER II (BR) 120 GREEN HUNTER 3'6 U/S 311 USHJA HUNTER 2'9 U/S

709 1.0M JUMPER II (BR) 127, 128 GREEN HUNTER 3'9 312, 313 USHJA HUNTER 3'

131 GREEN HUNTER 3'9 U/S 314 USHJA HUNTER 3' U/S

804 $5,000 AIKEN WELCOME STAKES 101, 102 HIGH PERF WORKING HUNTER 4' 111, 112 PERFORMANCE HUNTER 3'3

105 HIGH PERF WORKING U/S 115 PERFORMANCE 3'3" U/S

122, 123 GREEN CONFORMATION HUNTER

126 GREEN CONFORMATION HUNTER U/S

358, 359 HIGH PERF CONFORMATION HTR

362 HIGH PERF CONFORMATION HTR U/S

106, 107 PERFORMANCE HUNTER 3'6

110 PERFORMANCE HUNTER 3'6 U/S

GRAND PRIX RING 8:00AM HUNTER 1 8:00AM HUNTER 2 9:00AM HUNTER 3

713 1.10M JUMPER II (BR) 508 OPEN HUNTER 511 OPEN HUNTER

717 1.15M JUMPER II.2B 190, 191 GREEN HUNTER 3' 318, 319 AIKEN HUNTER 2'3 & 2'6

721 1.20M JUMPER II.2B 195, 196 GREEN HUNTER 3'3 303, 304 BABY GREEN 2'6

743 1.30M JUMPER II.2B 118, 119H GREEN HUNTER 3'6 320 AIKEN HUNTER 2'3 & 2'6 U/S NOT BEFORE 2:00PM

739 JR/AO JUMPER 1.30M II.2B 129, 130H GREEN HUNTER 3'9 321, 322 AIKEN HUNTER 2'9 & 3' 603 12-14 EQ

729 JR/AO JUMPER 1.20M II.2B 124, 125H GREEN CONFORMATION HUNTER 323 AIKEN HUNTER 2'9 & 3' U/S 604 12-14 EQ FLAT

702 .80M JUMPER II (BR) 360, 361H HIGH PERF CONFORMATION HUNTER 601 11 UNDER EQ

705 .90M JUMPER II (BR) 103, 104H HIGH PERF WORKING HUNTER 4' 602 11 UNDER EQ FLAT

710 1.0M JUMPER II (BR) 108, 109H PERFORMANCE HUNTER 3'6 505, 506 SCHOOLING PONY 2'9 - 2'6 - 2'

723 ADULT JUMPER 1.10M II.2B 113, 114H PERFORMANCE HUNTER 3'3 619 NCHJA PONY S-M-L

726 CHILD JUMPER 1.10M II.2B 501, 502 MODIFIED JR/AM

503, 504 MODIFIED CH/AD

605 EQ 15-17 *POSTED ORDER

606 EQ 15-17 FLAT USHJA NATIONAL DERBIES 617 EJ HAUN WILL RUN CONCURRENTLY

915 $7,500 WILLIAM HOWARD MEMORIALPROFESSIONAL USHJA NATIONALHUNTER DERBY

916 $7,500 JUNIOR/AMATEUR USHJA NATONAL HUNTER DERBY

WEDNESDAY

Thursday

Friday

Tenative Schedule Aiken Fall I 2019

GRAND PRIX RING - 8:00AM HUNTER 1 - 8:00AM HUNTER 2 - 8:30AM HUNTER 3 - 8:30AM

719 1.15M JUMPER II.2B 621 USEF MEDAL *POSTED ORDER 512 OPEN HUNTER 513 OPEN HUNTER

740 JR/AM JUMPER 1.30M II.1 624 ASPCA MACLAY *POSTED ORDER 206, 207 ADULT HUNTER 36+ 178C, 179 SM/MED GREEN PONY

744 1.30M JUMPER II.1 509 OPEN HUNTER 210 ADULT HUNTER 36+ U/S 182 SM/MED GREEN U/S

730 JR/AM JUMPER 1.20M II.1 143, 144 AM/OWNER 3'3 18-35 201, 202 ADULT HUNTER 18-35 183C, 184 LARGE GREEN PONY

722 1.20M JUMPER II.1 148, 149 AM/OWNER 3'3 36+ 205 ADULT HUNTER 18-35 U/S 187 LARGE GREEN U/S

724 ADULT JUMPER 1.10M II.2B 133, 134 AM/OWNER 18-35 337,338 SHORT STIRRUP HUNTER 613 WIHS PONY EQ (OPEN CARD L-M-S)

727 CHILD JUMPER 1.10M II.2B 138, 139 AM/OWNER 36 OVER 341 SHORT STIRRUP U/S 173C, 174 LARGE PONY HUNTER

725 ADULT JUMPER 1.10M II.1 153, 154 SMALL JUNIOR HUNTER 15&U 342,343 LONG STIRRUP 177 LARGE PONY U/S

728 CHILD JUMPER 1.10M II.1 157 SMALL JUNIOR U/S 15&U 346 LONG STIRRUP U/S 168C, 169 MEDIUM PONY HUNTER

732 CH/ADULT JUMPER 1.0M II.2B 158, 159 LARGE JUNIOR HUNTER 15&U 332, 333 PRE ADULT HUNTER 172 MEDIUM PONY U/S

733 CH/ADULT JUMPER 1.0M II.2B 162 LARGE JUNIOR U/S 15&U 327, 328 PRE CHILD HUNTER 163C,164 SMALL PONY HUNTER

706 .90M NON PRO II.1 347,348 SMALL JUNIOR HUNTER 16-17 336 PRE ADULT HUNTER U/S 167 SMALL PONY U/S

736 PONY JUMPER II.2B 351 SMALL JUNIOR U/S 16-17 331 PRE CHILD HUNTER U/S 221,222 CHILD PONY HUNTER

352, 353 LARGE JUNIOR HUNTER 16-17 401, 402, 403 OPP WALK-TROT 225 CHILD PONY U/S

5PM 356 LARGE JUNIOR U/S 16-17 404,405,406 OPP WALK TROT CANTER

805 $25,000 AIKEN FALL 226, 227 SMALL JUNIOR HUNTER 3'3 407, 408 OPP CROSSRAILS

GRAND PRIX 230 SMALL JUNIOR 3'3 U/S

SPONSORED BY AIKEN SADDLERY 231, 232 LARGE JUNIOR HUNTER 3'3

235 LARGE JUNIOR 3'3 U/S

626 HAMEL FOUNDATION NHS 3'3 MEDAL

616 SCHJA GOVERNORS CUP (2020)

211, 212 CHILD HUNTER 14-

215 CHILD HUNTER 14- U/S

216, 217 CHILD HUNTER 15-17

220 CHILD HUNTER 15-17U/S

GRAND PRIX RING - 9:00AM HUNTER 1 - 8:00AM HUNTER 2 - 9:00AM HUNTER 3 - 8:30 AM

612 WIHS JUMPER *POSTED ORDER 950 2019 SCHJA GOVERNOR'S CUP FINALS 615 ARIAT ADULT MEDAL *POSTED ORDER 622 USEF PONY MEDAL (OPEN CARD L-M

623 PLATINUM PERFORMANCE USEF 147 AM/OWNER 3'3 18-35 U/S 203,204 ADULT AM 18-35 175,176H LARGE PONY HUNTER

TALENT SEARCH *POSTED ORDER 145,146H AM/OWNER 3'3 18-35 208,209 ADULT AM 36 OVER 170,171H MEDIUM PONY HUNTER

625 USHJA 3'3" JUMPING MEDAL 152 AM/OWNER 3'3 36+ U/S 903 $500 ADULT HUNTER CLASSIC 165,166H SMALL PONY HUNTER

800 $2500 NAL WIHS CHILD/ADULT 150, 151H AM/OWNER 3'3 36+ 608 SH/LONG STIRRUP EQ (OPEN CARD) 905 $500 PONY HUNTER

JUMPER CLASSIC II.2B 137 AM/OWNER HUNTER 18-35 U/S 339,340 SH STIRRUP HUNTER CLASSIC

802 $3500 JR/AM JUMPER 1.30M 135,136H AM/OWNER HUNTER 18-35 344,345 LONG STIRRUP HUNTER 180,181 SM/MED GREEN PONY

CLASSIC II.2AB 142 AM/OWNER HUNTER 36+ U/S 907 SH/LG STIRRUP CHALLENGE (1 RO 185,186 LARGE GREEN PONY

801 $3000 JR/AM JUMPER 1.20M 140,141H AM/OWNER HUNTER 36+ 610 PRE CH/ADULT EQ (OPEN CARD) 609 CHILD PONY EQ

CLASSIC II.2AB 901 $1000 AM/OWNER CLASSIC 334,335 PRE ADULT HUNTER 223, 224 CHILD PONY HUNTER

734 LOW CH/ADULT JUMPER II.1 611 WIHS HUNTER (OPEN CARD) 909 PRE ADULT CHALLENGE (1ROUND) 906 CHILD PONY CHALLENGE (1 ROUN

803 $500 CH/ADULT 1.0M CLASSIC 155,156H SMALL JUNIOR HUNTER 15&U 329, 330 PRECHILD HUNTER

707 .90M NON PRO II.2B 160,161H LARGE JUNIOR HUNTER 15&U 908 PRECHILD CHALLENGE (1 ROUND)

737 PONY JUMPER II.2B 349, 350 SMALL JUNIOR HUNTER 16-17 411 OPP CROSSRAILS U/S

738 PONY JUMPER II.2B 354, 355 LARGE JUNIOR HUNTER 16-17 409,410 OPP CROSSRAILS

228,229H SMALL JUNIOR HUNTER 3'3

233,234H LARGE JUNIOR HUNTER 3'3

902 $1000 JR HUNTER CLASSIC

614 THIS NATIONAL MEDAL *POSTED ORDER

213,214 CHILDRENS 15-17

218,219 CHILDRENS 14 UNDER

904 $500 CHILDS HUNTER CLASSIC

Saturday

Sunday

Tenative Schedule Aiken Fall I 2019

GRAND PRIX RING - 2:00PM HUNTER 1 HUNTER 2 HUNTER 3

714 .85M JUMPER II TICKETED WARM UP TICKETED WARM UP715 1.05M JUMPER II 9:30AM - 4:30PM 9:30AM - 5PM

BACK NUMBER REQUIRED BACK NUMBER REQUIRED

GRAND PRIX RING 8:00AM HUNTER 1 8AM HUNTER 2 8:30AM HUNTER 3

712 1.10M JUMPER II (BR) 121 GREEN CONFORMATION MODEL 510 OPEN HUNTER

716 1.15M JUMPER II.2B 357 HIGH PERF CONFORMATION MODEL 315, 316 USHJA HUNTER 2'3

720 1.20M JUMPER II.2B 507 OPEN HUNTER 317 USHJA HUNTER 2'3 U/S

742 1.30M JUMPER II.2B 188, 189 GREEN HUNTER 3' 306, 307 USHJA HUNTER 2'6

700 .80M JUMPER II (BR) 192 GREEN HUNTER 3' U/S 301, 302 BABY GREEN 2'6

701 .80M JUMPER II (BR) 193, 194 GREEN HUNTER 3'3 308 USHJA HUNTER 2'6 U/S

703 .90M JUMPER II (BR) 197 GREEN HUNTER 3'3 U/S 305 BABY GREEN 2'6 U/S

704 .90M JUMPER II (BR) 116, 117 GREEN HUNTER 3'6 309, 310 USHJA HUNTER 2'9

708 1.0M JUMPER II (BR) 120 GREEN HUNTER 3'6 U/S 311 USHJA HUNTER 2'9 U/S

709 1.0M JUMPER II (BR) 127, 128 GREEN HUNTER 3'9 312, 313 USHJA HUNTER 3'

131 GREEN HUNTER 3'9 U/S 314 USHJA HUNTER 3' U/S

804 $5,000 AIKEN WELCOME STAKES 101, 102 HIGH PERF WORKING HUNTER 4' 111, 112 PERFORMANCE HUNTER 3'3

105 HIGH PERF WORKING U/S 115 PERFORMANCE 3'3" U/S

122, 123 GREEN CONFORMATION HUNTER

126 GREEN CONFORMATION HUNTER U/S

358, 359 HIGH PERF CONFORMATION HTR

362 HIGH PERF CONFORMATION HTR U/S

106, 107 PERFORMANCE HUNTER 3'6

110 PERFORMANCE HUNTER 3'6 U/S

GRAND PRIX RING 8:00AM HUNTER 1 8AM HUNTER 2 9AM HUNTER 3

713 1.10M JUMPER II (BR) 508 OPEN HUNTER 511 OPEN HUNTER

717 1.15M JUMPER II.2B 190, 191 GREEN HUNTER 3' 318, 319 AIKEN HUNTER 2'3 & 2'6

721 1.20M JUMPER II.2B 195, 196 GREEN HUNTER 3'3 303, 304 BABY GREEN 2'6

743 1.30M JUMPER II.2B 118, 119H GREEN HUNTER 3'6 320 AIKEN HUNTER 2'3 & 2'6 U/S NOT BEFORE 2PM

739 JR/AO JUMPER 1.30M II.2B 129, 130H GREEN HUNTER 3'9 321, 322 AIKEN HUNTER 2'9 & 3' 603 12-14 EQ

729 JR/AO JUMPER 1.20M II.2B 124, 125H GREEN CONFORMATION HUNTER 323 AIKEN HUNTER 2'9 & 3' U/S 604 12-14 EQ FLAT

702 .80M JUMPER II (BR) 360, 361H HIGH PERF CONFORMATION HUNTER 601 11 UNDER EQ

705 .90M JUMPER II (BR) 103, 104H HIGH PERF WORKING HUNTER 4' 602 11 UNDER EQ FLAT

710 1.0M JUMPER II (BR) 108, 109H PERFORMANCE HUNTER 3'6 505, 506 SCHOOLING PONY 2'9 - 2'6 - 2'

723 ADULT JUMPER 1.10M II.2B 113, 114H PERFORMANCE HUNTER 3'3 619 NCHJA PONY S-M-L

726 CHILD JUMPER 1.10M II.2B 501, 502 MODIFIED JR/AM

503, 504 MODIFIED CH/AD

605 EQ 15-17 *POSTED ORDER

606 EQ 15-17 FLAT

617 EJ HAUN

920 $10,000 USHJA INTERNATIONALHUNTER DERBY

WEDNESDAY

Thursday

Friday

Tenative Schedule Aiken Fall II 2019

GRAND PRIX RING - 8:00AM HUNTER 1 - 8:00AM HUNTER 2 - 8:00AM HUNTER 3- 8:30AM

719 1.15M JUMPER II.2B 621 USEF MEDAL *POSTED ORDER 513 OPEN HUNTER

740 JR/AM JUMPER 1.30M II.1 624 ASPCA MACLAY *POSTED ORDER 178C, 179 SM/MED GREEN PONY

744 1.30M JUMPER II.1 509 OPEN HUNTER 451 ADULT-AMATEUR HUNTER U/S 182 SM/MED GREEN U/S

730 JR/AM JUMPER 1.20M II.1 143, 144 AM/OWNER 3'3 18-35 452, 453 ADULT-AMATEUR HUNTER 183C, 184 LARGE GREEN PONY

722 1.20M JUMPER II.1 148, 149 AM/OWNER 3'3 36+ 471 CHILD HUNTER U/S 187 LARGE GREEN U/S

724 ADULT JUMPER 1.10M II.2B 133, 134 AM/OWNER 18-35 472, 473 CHILD HUNTER 613 WIHS PONY EQ (OPEN CARD L-M-S)

727 CHILD JUMPER 1.10M II.2B 138, 139 AM/OWNER 36 OVER 206, 207 ADULT HUNTER 36+ 173C, 174 LARGE PONY HUNTER

725 ADULT JUMPER 1.10M II.1 153, 154 SMALL JUNIOR HUNTER 15&U 210 ADULT HUNTER 36+ U/S 177 LARGE PONY U/S

728 CHILD JUMPER 1.10M II.1 157 SMALL JUNIOR U/S 15&U 201, 202 ADULT HUNTER 18-35 168C, 169 MEDIUM PONY HUNTER

732 CH/ADULT JUMPER 1.0M II.2B 158, 159 LARGE JUNIOR HUNTER 15&U 205 ADULT HUNTER 18-35 U/S 172 MEDIUM PONY U/S

733 CH/ADULT JUMPER 1.0M II.2B 162 LARGE JUNIOR U/S 15&U 616 SCHJA GOVERNORS CUP (2020) 163C,164 SMALL PONY HUNTER

706 .90M NON PRO II.1 347,348 SMALL JUNIOR HUNTER 16-17 211, 212 CHILD HUNTER 14- 167 SMALL PONY U/S

736 PONY JUMPER II.2B 351 SMALL JUNIOR U/S 16-17 215 CHILD HUNTER 14- U/S 221,222 CHILD PONY HUNTER

352, 353 LARGE JUNIOR HUNTER 16-17 216, 217 CHILD HUNTER 15-17 225 CHILD PONY U/S

356 LARGE JUNIOR U/S 16-17 220 CHILD HUNTER 15-17U/S 337,338 SHORT STIRRUP HUNTER

5PM 226, 227 SMALL JUNIOR HUNTER 3'3 401, 402, 403 OPP WALK-TROT 341 SHORT STIRRUP U/S

805 $25,000 AIKEN FALL 230 SMALL JUNIOR 3'3 U/S 404,405,406 OPP WALK TROT CANTER 342,343 LONG STIRRUP

GRAND PRIX 231, 232 LARGE JUNIOR HUNTER 3'3 407, 408 OPP CROSSRAILS 346 LONG STIRRUP U/S

SPONSORED BY 235 LARGE JUNIOR 3'3 U/S 332, 333 PRE ADULT HUNTER

AIKEN SADDLERY 626 HAMEL FOUNDATION NHS 3'3 MEDAL 327, 328 PRE CHILD HUNTER

336 PRE ADULT HUNTER U/S

331 PRE CHILD HUNTER U/S

GRAND PRIX RING - 7:30AM HUNTER 1 - 8:00AM HUNTER 2 - 8:00AM HUNTER 3- 8:30 AM

612 WIHS JUMPER *POSTED ORDER 147 AM/OWNER 3'3 18-35 U/S 622 USEF PONY MEDAL (OPEN CARD L-M

623 PLATINUM PERFORMANCE USEF 145,146H AM/OWNER 3'3 18-35 175,176H LARGE PONY HUNTER

TALENT SEARCH * POSTED ORDER 152 AM/OWNER 3'3 36+ U/S 454 ADULT-AMATEUR HUNTER U/S 170,171H MEDIUM PONY HUNTER

625 USHJA 3'3" JUMPING MEDAL 150, 151H AM/OWNER 3'3 36+ 455, 456 ADULT-AMATEUR HUNTER 165,166H SMALL PONY HUNTER

800 $2500 NAL WIHS CHILD/ADULT 137 AM/OWNER HUNTER 18-35 U/S 474 CHILD HUNTER U/S 905 $500 PONY HUNTER

JUMPER CLASSIC II.2B 135,136H AM/OWNER HUNTER 18-35 475, 476 CHILD HUNTER CLASSIC

802 $3500 JR/AM JUMPER 1.30M 142 AM/OWNER HUNTER 36+ U/S 615 ARIAT ADULT MEDAL *POSTED ORDER 180,181 SM/MED GREEN PONY

CLASSIC II.2A 140,141H AM/OWNER HUNTER 36+ 203,204 ADULT AM 18-35 185,186 LARGE GREEN PONY

801 $3000 JR/AM JUMPER 1.20M 901 $1000 AM/OWNER CLASSIC 208,209 ADULT AM 36 OVER 609 CHILD PONY EQ

CLASSIC II.2A 611 WIHS HUNTER (OPEN CARD) 903 $500 ADULT HUNTER CLASSIC 223, 224 CHILD PONY HUNTER

734 LOW CH/ADULT JUMPER II.1 155,156H SMALL JUNIOR HUNTER 15&U 213,214 CHILDRENS 15-17 906 CHILD PONY CHALLENGE (1 ROUN

803 $500 CH/ADULT 1.0M CLASSIC 160,161H LARGE JUNIOR HUNTER 15&U 218,219 CHILDRENS 14 UNDER 608 SH/LONG STIRRUP EQ (OPEN CARD

707 .90M NON PRO II.2B 349, 350 SMALL JUNIOR HUNTER 16-17 904 $500 CHILDS HUNTER CLASSIC 339,340 SH STIRRUP HUNTER

737 PONY JUMPER II.2B 354, 355 LARGE JUNIOR HUNTER 16-17 411 OPP CROSSRAILS U/S 344,345 LONG STIRRUP HUNTER

738 PONY JUMPER II.2B 228,229H SMALL JUNIOR HUNTER 3'3 409,410 OPP CROSSRAILS 907 SH/LG STIRRUP CHALLENGE (1

233,234H LARGE JUNIOR HUNTER 3'3 610 PRE CH/ADULT EQ (OPEN CARD)

902 $1000 JR HUNTER CLASSIC 334, 335 PRE ADULT HUNTER

614 THIS NATIONAL MEDAL *POSTED ORDER 909 PRE ADULT CHALLENGE (1ROUN

329, 330 PRE CHILD HUNTER

908 PRE CHILD CHALLENGE (1 ROUND

Tenative Schedule Aiken Fall II 2019

USHJA ZONE 4 HUNTER FINALS

INDIVIDUAL COMPETITION

USHJA ZONE 4 HUNTER FINALS

TEAM COMPETITION

Saturday

Sunday

13

Hunter Over Fences:To be shown over approximately eight fences at the required height. To be judged on performance and soundness unless otherwise noted.

Hunter Under Saddles: To be shown at a walk, trot and canter. Light contact with the horse’s mouth is required. May be asked to hand gallop at the discretion of the judge but no more than eight to gallop at one time. Martingales not permitted. Green and non-rated hunter sections will not be asked to gallop.

Model Class: To be shown at a walk and trot on the line; to be judged on conformation, way of moving and soundness.

Hunter Champion and Reserve Champion: To be awarded to two of the four horses scoring the most points over fences, in addition, only these will receive full points for ribbons won under saddle and half points for ribbons won in the model.

Courses: Hunter courses will simulate fences found in the hunting field such as brush, wall, in-and-out, oxer, post and rails, gate, aiken, bank, coop, and panels. Management reserves the right to adjust fence heights or spreads as competition warrants.All Hunter divisions will be held in accordance with USEF Rules and Zone 4 Specifications.

Hunter Sections with less than eight entries may be canceled or combined.

Ribbons 1-8 unless otherwise noted.

USEF A & AA Rated Hunter Sections

Specifications for all Hunter Classes

High Performance Hunter $1050(wk1) $2000(wk2) Section Entry Fee(wk1): $210 Individual Classes: $50Section Entry Fee(wk2): $250 Individual Classes: $60

Fences: 4’ Prize Money(wk1): $75, $55, $35, $20, $15, $10Prize Money(wk2): $120, $88, $56, $46, $40, $30, $20

Class Numbers: 101, 102, 103, 104 (H), 105(U/S)

Green Conformation Hunter $800(wk1) $1000(wk2)Section Entry Fee(wk1): $160, Section Entry Fee(wk2): $200

Model Fee: $15, Fences: 3’6”Prize Money(wk1): $60, $40, $30, $15, $10, $5Prize Money(wk2): $70, $50, $35, $20, $15, $10

Class Numbers:121(model) 122, 123, 124, 125(H), 126 (U/S)

High Performance Conformation Hunter $800(wk1) $1000(wk2)Section Entry Fee(wk1): $160, Section Entry Fee(wk2): $200

Model Fee: $15, Fences: 3’9”Prize Money(wk1): $60, $40, $30, $15, $10, $5Prize Money(wk2): $70, $50, $35, $20, $15, $10

Class Numbers:357(model) 358, 359, 360, 361(H), 362 (U/S)

$650 Performance Hunter 3’6”Section Entry Fee: $150 or $40 per class.

Fences: 3’6” Prize Money: $50, $30, $20, $15, $10, $5Class Numbers: 106, 107, 108, 109(H), 110(U/S)

$650 Performance Hunter 3’3”Section Entry Fee: $150 or $40 per class. Fences: 3’3”

Prize Money: $50, $30, $20, $15, $10, $5Class Numbers: 111, 112, 113, 114(H), 115(U/S)

$800 Green Working Hunter 3’Section Entry Fee: $160 Fences: 3’

Prize Money: $60, $40, $30, $15, $10, $5Class Numbers: 188, 189, 190, 191, 192 (U/S)

$800 Green Working Hunter 3’3”Section Entry Fee: $160 Fences: 3’3”

Prize Money: $60, $40, $30, $15, $10, $5Class Numbers: 193, 194, 195, 196, 197(U/S)

Green Working Hunter 3’6” $1000(wk1) $1500(wk2)Section Entry Fee: $160(wk1) Section Entry Fee: $240(wk2)

Fences: 3’6”Prize Money(wk1): $70, $50, $35, $20, $15, $10

Prize Money(wk2): $100, $60, $50, $35, $30, $25Class Numbers: 116, 117, 118, 119 (H), 120(U/S)

Green Working Hunter 3’9” $1000(wk1) $1500(wk2)Section Entry Fee: $160(wk1) Section Entry Fee: $240(wk2)

Fences: 3’9”Prize Money(wk1): $70, $50, $35, $20, $15, $10

Prize Money(wk2): $100, $60, $50, $35, $30, $25Class Numbers: 127, 128, 129, 130(H), 131(U/S)

Amateur Owner Hunter 18-35 $800(wk1) $1000(wk2)Section Entry Fee(wk1): $160, Section Entry Fee(wk2): $200

Fences: 3’6”Prize Money(wk1): $60, $40, $30, $15, $10, $5Prize Money(wk2): $70, $50, $35, $20, $15, $10Class Numbers: 133, 134, 135, 136(H), 137(U/S)

Amateur Owner Hunter 36 & Over $800(wk1) $1000(wk2)Section Entry Fee(wk1): $160, Section Entry Fee(wk2): $200


Amateur Owner Hunter 3’3 18-35 $800(wk1) $1000(wk2)Section Entry Fee(wk1): $160, Section Entry Fee(wk2): $200


Amateur Owner Hunter 3’3 36+ $800(wk1) $1000(wk2)Section Entry Fee(wk1): $160, Section Entry Fee(wk2): $200


Small Junior Hunter (15 and under) $800(wk1) $1000(wk2)Section Entry Fee(wk1): $160, Section Entry Fee(wk2): $200


14

Large Junior Hunter (15 and under) $800(wk1) $1000(wk2)Section Entry Fee(wk1): $160, Section Entry Fee(wk2): $200


Small Junior Hunter (16-17) $800(wk1) $1000(wk2)Section Entry Fee(wk1): $160, Section Entry Fee(wk2): $200

Fences: 3’6”Prize Money(wk1): $60, $40, $30, $15, $10, $5Prize Money(wk2): $70, $50, $35, $20, $15, $10

Class Numbers: 347, 348, 349, 350, 351(U/S)

Large Junior Hunter(16-17) $800(wk1) $1000(wk2)Section Entry Fee(wk1): $160, Section Entry Fee(wk2): $200

Fences: 3’6”Prize Money(wk1): $60, $40, $30, $15, $10, $5Prize Money(wk2): $70, $50, $35, $20, $15, $10Class Numbers: 352, 353, 354, 355, 356(U/S)

Small Junior Hunter 3’3” $800(wk1) $1000(wk2)Section Entry Fee(wk1): $160, Section Entry Fee(wk2): $200

Fences: 3’3”Prize Money(wk1): $60, $40, $30, $15, $10, $5Prize Money(wk2): $70, $50, $35, $20, $15, $10Class Numbers: 226, 227, 228, 229(H), 230 (U/S)

Large Junior Hunter 3’3” $800(wk1) $1000(wk2)Section Entry Fee(wk1): $160, Section Entry Fee(wk2): $200


USEF A & AA Rated Hunter Sections(continued)

Small Pony Hunter $650(wk1) $800 (wk2)Section Entry Fee(wk1): $150, Section Entry Fee(wk2): $170


Class Numbers: 163(Conf.), 164, 165, 166(H), 167(U/S)

Medium Pony Hunter $650(wk1) $800 (wk2)Section Entry Fee(wk1): $150, Section Entry Fee(wk2): $170


Class Numbers: 168(Conf.),169, 170, 171(H), 172(U/S)

Large Pony Hunter $650(wk1) $800 (wk2)Section Entry Fee(wk1): $150, Section Entry Fee(wk2): $170

Fences: 2’9”-3’0”Prize Money(wk1): $50, $30, $20, $15, $10, $5Prize Money(wk2): $60, $40, $30, $15, $10, $5

Class Numbers: 173(Conf.), 174, 175, 176(H), 177(U/S)

Small/Medium Green Pony Hunter $425(wk1) $500(wk2)Section Entry Fee(wk1): $130, Section Entry Fee(wk2): $160

Fences: 2’3” & 2’6”Prize Money(wk1): $30, $20, $15, $10, $5, $5Prize Money(wk2): $35, $22, $16, $12, $10, $5

Class Numbers: 178(Conf.), 179, 180, 181, 182(U/S)

Large Green Pony Hunter $425(wk1) $500(wk2)Section Entry Fee(wk1): $130, Section Entry Fee(wk2): $160


Class Numbers: 183(Conf.), 184, 185, 186, 187(U/S)

USEF C Rated Hunter SectionsAll USEF C rated sections will be conducted in accordance with Zone 4 Specifications.

$300 Adult Amateur Hunter 18-35Section Entry Fee: $160 or $45 per class Fences: 3’

Prize Money: $25,$20,$10,$5Class Numbers: 201, 202, 203, 204, 205(U/S)

$300 Adult Amateur Hunter 36+Section Entry Fee: $160 or $45 per class Fences: 3’


$300 Children’s Hunter 14 & UnderSection Entry Fee: $160 or $45 per class Fences: 3’


$300 Children’s Hunter 15-17Section Entry Fee: $160 or $45 per class Fences: 3’


Children’s Hunter PonySection Entry Fee: $140 or $40 per class Fences: 2’ & 2’6”

Class Numbers: 221, 222, 223, 224, 225(U/S)

USHJA Hunter 2’6”Open to all horses and ponies.

Section Entry Fee: $100 or $45 per classClass Numbers: 306, 307, 308(U/S)



USHJA Hunter 3’Open to all horses and ponies.




15

Non-Rated Hunter SectionsSpecifications indicated for each section.

Baby Green HunterOpen to all horses & ponies that have not shown over fences

exceeding 3’3”.Section Entry Fee: $150 or $40 per class, Fences: 2’6”

Class Numbers: 301, 302, 303, 304, 305(U/S)

Aiken County Hunter 2’3” & 2’6”Section Entry Fee: $100 or $45 per class

Class Numbers: 318, 319, 320(U/S)

Aiken County Hunter 2’9” & 3’Section Entry Fee: $100 or $45 per class

Class Numbers: 321, 322, 323(U/S)

Pre-Child HunterOpen to Junior riders. Horse/rider combination may not cross

enter into any rated division or division with fence heightshigher than 2’9”.

Section Entry Fee: $140 or $35 per class Fences: 2’6”Class Numbers: 327, 328, 329, 330, 331(U/S)

Pre-Adult HunterOpen to Adult Amateur riders. Horse/rider combination may not cross enter into any rated division or division with fence

heights higher than 2’9”.Section Entry Fee: $140 or $35 per class Fences: 2’6”

Class Numbers: 332, 333, 334, 335, 336(U/S)

Short StirrupOpen to all Junior riders 12 years of age and under. Riders may

not cross enter into any USEF recognized divisions orunrecognized classes with fence heights higher than 2’6”.

Section Entry Fee $140 or $35 per class.Fences: 2’ no oxers

Class Numbers: 337, 338, 339, 340, 341(U/S)

Long Stirrup HunterRiders may not cross enter into any USEF recognized divisions or unrecognized classes with fence heights higher than 2’6”.

Fences: 2’ no oxersSection Entry Fee $140 or $35 per class.

Class Numbers: 342, 343, 344, 345, 346 (U/S)

Blue/Red Ribbon Hunter SectionsScores of 70-76 will earn a Red Ribbon. Scores of 77-100 will earn a Blue Ribbon.

Modified Junior/Amateur HunterOpen to all Junior and Amateur riders.Entry Fee: $40 per class Fences: 3’3”

Class Numbers: 501, 502

Modified Child/Adult HunterOpen to all Child and Adult riders.

Entry Fee: $40 per class Fences: 2’9”Class Numbers: 503, 504

Schooling Pony HunterOpen to all ponies.

Entry Fee: $40 per class Fences: 2’, 2’3”, 2’9”Class Numbers: 505, 506

Open HunterOpen to all horses and ponies. Entry Fee: $35 per class

Fences: Will move with division heights.Class Numbers: 507, 508, 509, 510, 511, 512

950 - 2019 SCHJA Governor’s Cup Medal Final - Week 1

No entry fee. To be held September 8th at 8am. Open to all Junior members of the SCHJA that have been qualified and invited to participate by the SCHJA. To be shown over a modified hunt seat equitation course with fences set at 3’. The course must include a combination, at least two changes of direction, and at least two spread fences. Eight riders will return for flatwork to count 25%, additional testing may be required at the judge’s discretion. Order of go to be drawn September 7th at a time to be posted in the show office.

16

Opportunity Hunter Sections

For the Beginning Competitor. Exhibitors in the Opportunity division may not cross enter into any USEFRated classes. Opportunity Classes are open to riders of all ages. Riders who have participated in USEF rateddivisions/classes and/or zone pointed classes are ineligible for opportunity classes. Opportunity Riders maycross enter into any of the Opportunity Classes. To be judged on Horsemanship attributes of the Rider. These

attributes include, but are not limited to control of mount, appropriate pace, steering, and effective position. NoUSEF membership required. Participants in opportunity classes are also exempt from the USEF drug andmedication fee however, horses are subject to the rules contained in the drug and medications chapter.

Horses/ponies participating in only Opportunity Classes are not required to have a horse recording number butare to list the recording number if one has been assigned.

Opportunity Walk TrotOpen to all riders who meet the criteria above. To include

showing at the walk and trot.Section Entry Fee $75 or $35 per class.

Class Numbers: 401, 402, 403

Opportunity Walk/Trot/CanterOpen to all riders who meet the criteria above. To include

showing at the walk, trot and canter.Section Entry Fee $75 or $35 per class.

Class Numbers: 404, 405, 406

Opportunity Cross-railsOpen to all riders who meet the criteria above.

Section Entry Fee $125 or $30 per class.Class Numbers: 407, 408, 409, 410, 411(U/S)

Equitation and Medal ClassesAll classes in this section will be conducted in accordance with USEF EQ, section 112.

Entry Fee: $40 per class

601 11 & Under EQ Over Fences – Fences: 2’3”602 11 & Under EQ Flat603 12-14 EQ Over Fences – Fences: 2’9”604 12-14 EQ Flat605 15-17 EQ Over Fences – Fences: 3’6”606 15-17 EQ Flat608 Short/Long Stirrup EQ Over Fences609 Children’s Pony EQ Over Fences610 Pre Child/Adult EQ Over Fences

Entry Fee: $45 per class

611 WIHS Hunter Phase612 WIHS Jumper Phase613 WIHS Pony614 Taylor Harris Insurance Service National Children’s Medal615 Ariat Adult Medal616 SCHJA Governor’s Cup Medal617 EJ Haun Memorial Medal619 NCHJA Pony Medal621 Dover Saddlery/U.S. Hunter Seat Medal622 Marshall and Sterling USEF Pony Medal623 Platinum Performance/USEF Show Jumping Talent Search624 ASPCA Maclay Horsemanship625 USHJA 3’3” Jumping Medal626 NHS 3’3” Hamel Foundation

17

Hunter Classics and Stakes

Class Conditions: To be judged on performance and soundness with manners emphasized. To be scored under opennumerical judging system. The second class of the division will count as the first round of the classic. Scores will be

totaled from each round to determine the winners. In case of a tie for first place only, the tied horses will jump a thirdround over a shortened course. In all other ties, the prize money will be added equally and rider will toss a coin for

the ribbons.

Eligibility: Classics and Challenge classes open to horse/rider combinations that have competed their respective division.

901 $1000 Amateur Owner Hunter Classic902 $1000 Junior Hunter Classic

Entry Fee: $80Prize Money: $300, $220, $150, $100, $80, $50, $50, $50

903 $500 NAL/WIHS Adult Hunter Classic904 $500 NAL/WIHS Children’s Hunter Classic

905 $500 Pony Hunter ClassicEntry Fee: $50

Prize Money: $150, $110, $75, $50, $45, $30, $20, $20

906 Children’s Pony Challenge (1 Round)907 Short/Long Stirrup Hunter Challenge (1 Round)

908 Pre Children’s Hunter Challenge (1 Round)909 Pre Adult Hunter Challenge (1 Round)

Entry Fee: $40

Week I915 $7,500 William Howard Memorial USHJA National

Hunter DerbyOpen to all riders.

916 $7,500 Junior Amateur USHJA NationalHunter Derby

Open to Junior and Amateur riders.

Entry Fee: $375 ($25 USHJA Fee Included in the Entry Fee)Formal Attire Required.

USHJA Derbies will run in accordance with current USEF and USHJA regulartions and guidelines. Details are available at USHJA.org

Prize Money: $2250, $1650, $975, $600, $450, $375, $300, $225, $225, $150, $150, $150Week II

920 $10,000 USHJA International Hunter Derby

Entry Fee: $425 ($25 USHJA Fee Included in the Entry Fee)Formal Attire Required.

USHJA Derbies will run in accordance with current USEF and USHJA regulartions and guidelines. Details are available at USHJA.org

Prize Money: $3000, $2200, $1300, $800, $600, $500, $400, $300, $300, $200, $200, $200

18

Specifications for all Jumper Classes

Nominating Fee: Jumper classes held at 1.20m or above will be subject to a $150 nominating fee.

Declarations: Declarations must be made on the appropriate form in the Horse Show Office the day before the class is to be held and by 5:00 p.m. or one hour after the last jumper class, whichever is later. Entries made after the posted deadline will be placed first in the order of go.

Courses: Courses may consist of any combination of the following: brush; gates; oxers; post and rails; water; liverpool; ditch; wall; banks; panels; or coops.

Classes: Classes or classics with fewer than 8 entries may be combined or cancelled.

All Jumper Divisions will be held in accordance with USEF Rules and Zone 4 Specifications.

0.70 m = Fences 2’3” in height 1.20 m = Fences 3’11” in height0.75 m = Fences 2’5” in height 1.25 m = Fences 4’1” in height0.80 m = Fences 2’7” in height 1.30 m = Fences 4’3” in height0.85 m = Fences 2’9” in height 1.35 m = Fences 4’5” in height0.90 m = Fences 2’11” in height 1.40 m = Fences 4’7” in height0.95 m = Fences 3’1” in height 1.45 m = Fences 4’9” in height1.00 m = Fences 3’3” in height 1.50 m = Fences 4’11” in height1.05 m = Fences 3’5” in height 1.55 m = Fences 5’1” in height1.10 m = Fences 3’7” in height 1.60 m = Fences 5’3” in height1.15 m = Fences 3’9” in height

Non-Recognized Jumper SectionsAny horse, regardless of winnings, is eligible to enter.

0.80m JumperEntry Fee: $40 per class

Class Numbers: 700, 701, 702 Table II


Class Numbers: 703, 704, 705 Table IINon-Pro Class Numbers: 706(II.1), 707(II.2b)


Class Numbers: 708, 709, 710 Table II


Class Numbers: 712(II), 713(II)


Class Numbers: 716(II2b), 717(II.2b), 719(II.2b)

$2100 1.20m Open JumperEntry Fee: $65 per class

Class Numbers 720(II2b), 721(II.2b), 722(II.1)Prize Money: $210, $150, $120, $90, $65, $65

$2100 1.30m Open JumperEntry Fee: $65 per class

Class Numbers 742(II2b), 743(II.2b), 744(II.1)Prize Money: $210, $150, $120, $90, $65, $65

.85m & 1.05m Jumper (Week II)Entry Fee: $40 per class

.85m Class Number: 714(II)1.05m Class Number: 715(II)

Recognized Jumper SectionsAny horse, regardless of winnings, is eligible to enter.

High Adult Jumper 1.10mOpen to Amateur riders. See Zone 4 specifications

Prize Money: $50, $35, $25, $20, $10Entry Fee: $45 per class. 723(II.2b), 724(II.2b), 725(II.1)

High Children’s Jumper 1.10mOpen to Junior riders. See Zone 4 specifications.

Prize Money: $50, $35, $25, $20, $10Entry Fee: $45 per class. 726(II.2b), 727(II.2b), 728(II.1)

Low Junior/Amateur Jumper 1.20mEntry Fee: $55 per class.

Prize Money: $180, $130, $100, $80, $55, $55729(II.2b), 730(II.1)

*Championship to be determined by points from classes 729, 730, and 801

High Junior/Amateur Jumper 1.30mEntry Fee: $55 per class.

Prize Money: $180, $130, $100, $80, $55, $55739(II.2b), 740(II.1)

*Championship to be determined by points from classes 739, 740, and 802

Low Child/Adult Jumper 1.0mSee Zone 4 specifications.

Entry Fee: $40 per class. 732(II.2b), 733(II.2b), 734(II.1)

Pony JumperEntry Fee: $40 per class. 736(1.05m), 737(1.05m), 738(1.05m) Table II.2b

19

Special Jumper ClassesClasses held at 1.20m or above are subject to a $150 nomination fee.

800 $2,500 Children’s/Adult Jumper Classic 1.10m – WIHS, NAL II.2abOpen to horse/rider combination entered in the High or Low Children’s/Adult Jumper division at this show.


801 $3,000 Junior/Amateur Jumper Classic 1.20m – NAL II.2abOpen in horse/rider combination entered in the Low Junior/Amateur Jumper division at this show.


802 $3,500 Junior/Amateur Jumper Classic 1.30m – NAL II.2abOpen in horse/rider combination entered in the Low Junior/Amateur Jumper division at this show.


803 $500 Low Children’s/Adult Jumper Classic 1.0m – II.2bOpen to horse/rider combination entered in the Low Children’s/Adult Jumper division at this show.


804 $5,000 Welcome Stakes 1.35m Table II.2aOpen to all horses that competed in a Jumper Division at this show.

Entry Fee: $250Prize Money: $1,500, $1,000, $700, $550, $400, $350, $250, $250

805 $25,000 American Standard Grand Prix II.2aAll horses must be on grounds for a 24 hour period prior to the scheduled start time of the class and must

complete a mandatory check in. Formal attire required. All horses in the Grand Prix are required to have an assigned stall and pay a stall fee.

Entry Fee: $450Prize Money: $7500, $5500, $3250, $2000, $1500, $1250, $1000, $750, $750, $500, $500, $500

USHJA ZONE 4 CHILD/ADULT HUNTER FINALS

Adult-Amateur Hunter Team Competition451 Adult-Amateur Hunter U/S

452, 453 Adult Amateur Hunter Over FencesEntry Fee: $125 per team memberPrize Money: $400, $240, $190

To be paid to the top three members of each team.

Children’s Hunter Team Competition

471 Children’s Hunter U/S472, 473 Children’s Hunter Over Fences

Entry Fee: $125 per team memberPrize Money: $400, $240, $190

To be paid to the top three members of each team.

Adult-Amateur Hunter Individual Competition454 Adult-Amateur Hunter U/S

455, 456 Adult Amateur Hunter Over FencesEntry Fee: $250

Over Fences Prize Money: $200, $146, $105, $80, $50, $45, $22, $22

Under Saddle Prize Money: $195, $145, $100, $80, $55, $45, $20, $20

Children’s Hunter Individual Competition

474 Children’s Hunter U/S475, 476 Children’s Hunter Over Fences

Entry Fee: $250Over Fences Prize Money: $200, $146, $105, $80, $50,

$45, $22, $22Under Saddle Prize Money: $195, $145, $100, $80, $55,

$45, $20, $20

Children’s & Adult Amateur Hunter Championships Specifications 2

USHJA CHILDREN’S AND ADULT AMATEUR HUNTER CHAMPIONSHIPS 2019 SPECIFICATIONS

I. Minimum Eligibility Requirements

A. Riders wishing to participate in the USHJA Children’s and Adult Amateur Hunter Championships must be a U.S. resident and must complete an application. The rider must be a current Active USEF and USHJA Junior or Amateur member in good standing (see GR202.1 & HU 100). Each rider’s Zone is determined by the rider’s point state as recorded with USEF as of December 1, 2018.

B. The horse must be registered with USHJA (see HU 101.1) and recorded with USEF pursuant to USEF GR 1102, in good standing under USEF rules, and shown under the owner of record who must be an Active member of USHJA and the USEF (see GR 1110.3).

C. As part of the application process, the rider, parent (if rider is under 18 years of age), and horse owner(s) certify that they have read and understand the USEF Code of Conduct, and agree to be bound by it.

II. Application

A. Each rider will submit an application and application fee to USHJA in order to be considered for a team. Applications must be received in the USHJA office no later than 60 days prior to the start of the Zone’s 2019 Championship.

B. The qualifying standings will be based on the hunter increment point chart used to calculate Zone HOTY standings (per GR1131.5) and will display current point totals. A box will be added for the Children’s/Adult Amateur Regional Hunter Championships to indicate if a rider has applied to the program. Horse-and-rider combinations can acquire points in any state and Canada.

See below for an example.

Zone 5 Children’s Hunter Standings

III. Qualifying Procedures

Qualifying begins at the conclusion of each Zone’s 2018 Qualifying Period Championship and will include competitions with a start date of no less than 60 days prior to the start of the Zone’s 2019 Championship. Riders Horse and rider combinations must accumulate at least 0.5 points in their respective Children’s or Adult Amateur Hunter section during the qualifying period in order to be eligible to compete in the Championships.

Rank Ride Points Applie 1 KNOX, GRACE / RAPIDASH - 386 X 2 ROHRBACH, ADELINE / CLOUD 9- IL 157 X 3 OLIVA, JACQUELINE / LET'S GO- IL 143 4 DARBOR, SARAH / REMARKABLE- I L 87 5 BRACKETT, LOUISA / LADY B LUCKY IL 86 X 6 DENNIS, NICOLE / DREAM BOY- IL 60 7 SEIKEL, MICHAELA / WINSTONE- IL 57 8 PAULI, KAT / T. REX- IL 54 8 NOLAND, NICOLE / JUST FOR FUN- I L 54 X

10 SCARNECHIA, SARAH / COLONIUS- I L 47 X

http://www.ushja.org/programs/jumper/riderStandings.aspx?zone=0&amp%3Byear=2013&amp%3Bstate=IL&amp%3Bstandtype=USHJACH

http://www.ushja.org/programs/jumper/riderStandings.aspx?zone=0&amp%3Byear=2013&amp%3Bstate=IL&amp%3Bstandtype=USHJACH


A. Children’s Hunter: 1. Riders cannot compete in a class that exceeds 3’3” during the qualifying period (Exception:

riders may compete in the USHJA National Hunter Derby, Junior Hunter 3’3” section and the Children’s Jumper section during the qualifying period).

B. Adult Hunter 1. Riders cannot compete in a class that exceeds 3’3” during the qualifying period. (Exception:

riders may compete in the USHJA National Hunter Derby, Amateur Owner 3’3” section and the Adult Amateur Jumper section during the qualifying period).

C. Waiver 1. If a rider has an extenuating circumstance and wishes to apply for a waiver to any of the

requirements in Section I and/or Section III, they must apply to the USHJA explaining the circumstances and details. The respective zone committee will evaluate the request and provide a recommendation to the USHJA Ch/AA Hunter Task Force, which will make the final decision whether to accept or deny the waiver.

2. Waivers will not be granted for classes that do not meet the minimum fence height. 3. In no case will a waiver include any classes that occur less than sixty (60) days prior to the

Championship, when the qualifying period ends. 4. No waivers will be granted for riders that have jumped over the maximum fence height

restrictions more than one (1) time. 5. Waivers must be submitted at least twenty one (21) days prior to the Championship. Any

waivers submitted after the deadline will not be considered.

IV. Composition of Teams and Individual Competitors

A. A maximum of 6 teams per zone (24 competitors) for the Children’s Championships and a maximum of 6 teams per zone (24 competitors) for the Adult Amateur Championships will be eligible.

B. A team will consist of a minimum of three horse-and-rider combinations but not more than four. These riders will participate in the Team Competition and are also eligible to qualify for the Individual Competition.

C. A fifth horse-and-rider combination will be assigned to each team and serve as the team’s Traveling Replacement horse-and-rider combination should a member of the team be unable to participate.

D. The fifth horse-and-rider combination will compete only in the Individual Championship unless competing as a substitute on a team.

E. Each team will be fielded by a random draw at the competition. F. If a zone is unable to field a team, that zone may send up to two eligible horse-and- rider combinations

to participate in each of the Individual Championships (Children’s and Adult). The horse-and-rider combinations will be fielded by the order of the standings.

G. If a zone is unable to field a team of at least three horse-and-rider combinations, the zone may apply to the USHJA to combine with another zone. Once all of the entries are submitted, the USHJA will make the final decision to combine the horse-and-rider combinations no later than the first Chef d’Equipe meeting at the Championships.

H. A rider may not compete on more than one team. I. Horse substitutions will not be permitted.

V. Team Selection

A. Horse-and-rider combinations from each zone will be ranked according to points won at USEF Licensed competitions in the Children’s and Adult Amateur hunter sections offered with fence heights of 2’9”-3’3”.

B. Horse-and-rider combinations can acquire points in any state and Canada. Riders from all Children’s Hunter Horse sections will be combined to create one ranking list in each zone in order of total points earned for the Children’s Hunter Horse section.


C. Riders from all Adult Amateur Hunter sections will be combined to create one ranking list in each zone in order of total points earned for the Adult Amateur Hunter section.

D. In the event of a tie in the standings, the tie will be broken by the number of first places won by the horse-and-rider combination, followed by the number of second places, and so on until the tie is broken.

E. If a rider has more than one horse in the top positions of his zone’s standings, the rider may choose which horse he will compete and the next highest ranked horse-and-rider combination will move into the vacancy.

F. Once the teams are formed, in the event a qualified horse-and-rider combination is unable to compete due to illness or injury to a rider or horse, or other unforeseen circumstances, the team’s alternate will compete. If the alternate is unable to compete, the next highest ranked horse-and-rider combination in the zone will move into the vacancy.

VI. Chef d’ Equipe and Zone Coordinator

A. Individuals will be asked to apply to USHJA to serve as the Chef d’Equipe. The applicants must meet the following criteria:

1. Current Active member in good standing with USHJA and USEF. 2. Declared professional with USEF 3. Reside within the zone for which they are applying to serve as the Chef d’ Equipe. 4. Confirm they will be attending the designated Children’s/Adult Amateur Hunter Championships.

B. The zone committee will select individuals to serve as team Chefs d’Equipe. C. Individuals selected to serve as team Chefs d’Equipe must have completed the following requirements prior

to their service: • Safe Sport training from the United States Olympic Committee within the past five (5) years. • Background Check within the past three (3) years. • Service Agreement including USHJA Waiver and Release

D. USHJA may appoint a Zone Coordinator.

VII. Scoring

A. There will be a total of four judges. Judges will be seated separately in two panels consisting of two judges per panel.

B. Each judging panel will provide one score. C. One judge on each panel must be an R-licensed hunter judge while the other may be an R-licensed or

r-licensed judge. D. All judges must be Federation licensed and in good standing with the Federation and USHJA. E. No guest cards will be granted for this competition. F. The judges will be hired by the host competition manager. G. One official scorekeeper provided by competition management will be assigned for all

phases of the Championship and should be seated near the announcer. H. The judging panels will remain the same throughout the Championship. I. Prior to the start of the Championships, one judging panel must be designated as the tiebreaking panel

for the Team Competition and the other judging panel must be designated as the tie breaking panel for the Individual Competition.

VIII. Championships Competition Format

Championships must be held over two days. Children’s riders have a Team Competition and an Individual Competition separate from the Adult Team and Individual Competitions. Each Team and Individual Championship must be held under the following format:

A. Team Competition – Day One 1. All teams approved by USHJA are eligible to compete in the Team Competition. 2. Phases:

1) Under Saddle


2) Classic Hunter Style Course 3) Classic Hunter Style Course

3. The phases must be held in the order listed above. 4. Each course must consist of a minimum of 10 fences. 5. Fence heights of 3’0”. 6. The Under Saddle and two Classic Hunter phases will be placed and awarded individually. 7. Overall team awards to be presented at the conclusion of Day One. 8. The winning team will be the team with the highest overall score. (See Section VIII.A for definition of

overall score.) B. Individual Competition - Day Two

1. The top 40 placed horse-and-rider combinations, including combinations tied for 40th, from the Team Competition are eligible to compete. If, for any reason, one or more of the qualified horse-and-rider combinations are unable to start, they will not be replaced.

2. The total score of each horse-and-rider combination in each phase of the Team Competition will be added together to determine each horse-and-rider combination’s overall score in order to determine the Top 40 competitors for the individual championships.

3. Scores earned during the Team Competition do not carry over to the Individual Championship.

4. The Traveling Alternate from each team will automatically be qualified to participate if they do not participate in the Team Competition.

5. The total number of individual exhibitors competing in the Individual Championship will include the Top 40 individual horse-and-rider combinations from the Team Competition, all of the eligible Traveling Alternates and individual horse-and-rider combinations qualifying from zones unable to field a full team or form a full team with another zone. (See VIII.B)

6. Phases: 1) Under Saddle 2) Classic Hunter Derby Style Course 3) Handy Hunter Course

7. The phases must be held in the order listed above. 8. Each course must consist of a minimum of 10 fences, with three option fences set at 3’3”. 9. Fence heights of 3’0.” 10. The Under Saddle, Classic Hunter Derby and Handy Hunter phases will be placed and awarded

individually. 11. The Overall Individual awards will be presented at the conclusion of the Day Two. 12. The Individual Champion is the horse-and-rider combination with the highest overall score from the

Individual Championship. (See Section VIII.B for definition of overall score.)

IX. Judging System

A. Team Competition 1. The Under Saddle phase of the Team Competition shall be judged by one panel and numerically

scored on quality, movement, manners and way of going. One panel will be designated to judge the Children’s Under Saddle and the other will judge the Adult Amateur Under Saddle during the Team Competition. For the Individual Competition, panels will be designated to judge the opposite group that they judged during the Team Competition. Riders will be placed in groups of 10 for the under saddle phase. Groups determined by random draw.

2. The Over Fences phases of the Team Competition shall be judged and numerically scored on quality, movement, jumping style, manners and way of going by two panels.

3. No judging panel may award the same base score to any two competitors in any one phase. 4. The scores of both judging panels will be added together to determine the total score of each horse-

and-rider combination for each over fences phase. 5. Each team of four will discard its lowest horse- and-rider combination’s overall score. The

remaining three horse-and-rider combinations’ total scores will be added together to determine


the team’s score. A team with three riders will not discard any score. 6. Each team’s overall score is determined by adding together the team’s scores from all three

phases. 7. If a horse-and-rider combination is eliminated in any phase, they are still eligible to

compete in any additional phases. B. Individual Championship

1. The Under Saddle phase of the Individual Championship shall be judged and numerically scored on quality, movement, manners and way of going by one panel. One panel will be designated to judge the Children’s Under Saddle and the other will judge the Adult Amateur Under Saddle during the Team Competition. For the Individual Competition, panels will be designated to judge the opposite group that they judged during the Team Competition. Riders will be placed in groups of 10 for the under saddle phase. Groups determined by random draw.

2. The Classic Hunter Derby phase of the Individual Competition shall be judged and numerically scored on quality, movement, jumping style, manners, and way of going. After the judging panel’s base score is given, one point will be added for each high option fence jumped.

3. The Handy Hunter phase of the Individual Championship shall be judged on performance, hunter pace, jumping style, quality and substance, movement, handiness and brilliance of pace. Handiness is defined as ground saving movement without adversely affecting performance or style. Brilliance of pace is defined as a faster pace than ordinary, without sacrificing performance or style. Handiness is taken into account in the judges’ base score. After the judging panel’s base score is given, one point will be added for each high option fence jumped.

4. The Option Bonus Score of one additional point per judging panel must be awarded even if there is a refusal, rail down or loss of good jumping style at that higher height option fence, providing that the horse-and-rider combination does jump the higher height option fence. (Maximum of three points per judging panel).

5. No judging panel may award the same base score to any two competitors in any one phase. 6. The scores of both judging panels will be added together to determine the total score of each horse-

and-rider combination for each phase. 7. The total score of each horse-and-rider combination in each phase will be added

together to determine each horse-and-rider combination’s overall score. 8. If a horse-and-rider combination is eliminated in any phase, they are still eligible to

compete in any additional phases.

X. Tie Breaking Procedures

A. Team Championship 1. No judging panel may award the same base score to any two competitors in any one phase. 2. All ties in the overall results will be broken by the single highest base score given to any one team

member by the designated tie breaking judging panel in the second over fences phase. 3. There will NOT be a jump off for tied teams.

B. Individual Championship 1. No judging panel may award the same base score to any two competitors in any one phase. 2. All ties in all phases will be broken by the base score, before adding height bonus points, of

the designated tie breaking judging panel. 3. All ties in the overall results will be broken by the second phase base score, before adding

height bonus points, of the designated tie breaking judging panel. 4. There will NOT be a jump off for tied horses.

XI. Starting Order for the Team and Individual Championships:

A. Team Competition - The order in which the teams will compete in the Team Competition will be determined by a random draw and the order will be followed for both over fences phases. The order of go for the team will be determined by the Chef d’Equipe and will be followed for both over fences phases.

B. Individual Competition - The starting order for the Classic Hunter Derby phase will be determined by a random draw. The starting order for the Handy Hunter phase will be according to the reverse


order of scores earned in the Classic Hunter Derby phase, with the lowest score returning first. C. Under Saddle Phases – Riders will be placed in groups of 10 for the under saddle phase in both the

Team and Individual Competitions. Groups determined by random draw.

XII. Tack, Equipment and Attire

A. Refer to HU126, HU127 and HU128 in the USEF Rule Book for current specifications.

XIII. Soundness

A. All horses entered in the Children’s and Adult Amateur Hunter Championships must jog for soundness during the Official Jog prior to the start of the first phase of the Team Competition in order to compete. The Official Jog must he held within 24 hours of the start of the first phase of the Team Competition. This jog will be run in a manner similar to an FEI jog. All horses entered in the Children’s Hunter Championships must be jogged for soundness by a junior. (HU134)

B. A horse must be officially entered in the Championship before it will be allowed to jog. All horses are subject to drug testing during the jog and must be compliant with USEF Drugs and Medications rules.

C. Proper attire is required (i.e., riding clothes or proper attire which an exhibitor would wear to compete in a model class).

D. All horses must be presented at the Official Jog with their actual competition number and wearing a conventional hunter bridle, including noseband.

E. The judging panel for the Official Jog shall consist of the competition veterinarian and one judge from each of the judging panels.

F. The jog surface must be level. Horses shall be evaluated from the side. G. If a horse does not pass the jog; the exhibitor may request to re-present the horse to the panel of

officials present during the original jog. The officials may decide to allow the horse to represent at any time up to one hour prior to the start of the first phase of the Team Competition. Following consultation with the veterinarian, the decision of the participating judge(s) is final and binding and not subject to further appeal of any kind.

H. Horses not accepted at the re-inspection and jog for soundness will not be allowed to compete in the Championships or the competition during which the Championships are held for a period of 48 hours following the horse inspection.

XIV. Horse Restriction

A. Horses must wear their competition numbers while on the competition grounds. Different color back numbers will be provided to the horses entered in the Championship if held in conjunction with another competition.

B. Commencing with the start of the Official Jog, the following restrictions apply to the competing rider and their horse: • Only the competing rider may be mounted on the horse he/she is competing in the Championship

until that horse has completely finished competing in the Championship • No horse competing in the Championship may compete in any other class at the same or concurrent

competition until the horse has completely finished competing in the Championship.

Any violation of this rule will result in forfeiture of any scores received and elimination of the horse-and-rider combination for the remainder of the competition.

XV. Championship Points

A. Participants competing in the USHJA Children’s/Adult Amateur Hunter Championships will accrue Zone HOTY championship points for their respective placing according to the point scale outlined below regardless of whether the event is held within their home zone.

B. Team Competition 1. The following Zone HOTY championship points will be awarded to each team member in the top


eight teams in the Team Competition Overall Standings. Championship points to be awarded to each horse-and-rider combination’s applicable Children’s or Adult Amateur Hunter Section for the current competition year.

1st - 120 points 2nd – 105 points

3rd – 90 points 4th – 75 points

5th – 60 points 6th – 45 points

7th – 30 points 8th – 15 points

C. Individual Competition

1. The following Zone HOTY championship points will be awarded in each of the three phases comprising the Individual Championship. Championship points to be awarded to each horse-and-rider combination’s applicable Children’s or Adult Amateur Hunter Section for the current competition year. There will be no additional championship points for the overall individual winner.

1st - 40 points 2nd – 35 points 3rd – 30 points

4th – 25 points

5th – 20 points 6th – 15 points 7th – 10 points

8th – 5 points XVI. Required Documents

Horses are required to have health documents and vaccinations as required by the host competition, their state of origin and the state in which the Championship is held.

XVII. Zone Eligibility

A. Each USHJA Zone, which in the previous competition year had at least 60 horses competing and earning zone points in the Children’s Hunter section and at least 60 horses competing and earning zone points in the Adult Amateur Hunter section respectively, is eligible to host a CH/AA Hunter Championship in that zone in the current year.

B. Zones that are unable to meet the above eligibility requirement may apply in writing to the USHJA to either combine with another contiguous zone or to ask for an exemption to the specifications in accordance with the requirements listed in Section XVIII.

XVIII. Combining Zones

A. Zones that do not meet the eligibility criteria delineated in Section XVII may apply to the USHJA on or before August 1 of the current competition year to obtain permission to have the zone combine with a contiguous zone (or in the case of Zones 11 or 12 combine with either Zone 9 or 10) to conduct a USHJA CH/AA Hunter Combined Zone Championship.

B. Zones that meet the minimum eligibility criteria may choose to combine with a contiguous zone(s) to conduct a USHJA CH/AA Hunter Combined Zone Championship, if agreed upon by the participating zones.

C. A zone that does not wish to combine with another contiguous zone or experiences challenges due to extraordinary circumstances, may apply in writing to the USHJA on or before August 1 of the current competition year for an exemption to the specifications. Circumstances which may qualify as extraordinary circumstances include, but are not limited to: travel/distance challenges for athletes and horses, density of available athletes, ability to offer, promote and conduct an event and lack of suitable host venues. Any such request for an exemption under this section will be addressed on a case-by-case basis by the Executive Committee and their decision shall be final and cannot be appealed.

D. The USHJA zone committee liaison will work with the committee so a decision can be made prior to the


application period opening as to exactly what type of CH/AA Hunter Championship (as outlined above) the zone will host in the following year. In the case of a zone indicating interest in combining one of several other contiguous zones, the zone wishing to combine can determine which zone to combine with once the applicable zones select their host venue.

XIX. Dates and Show Venues

A. The locations and dates of the Zone Championships recommended by the USHJA Hunter Working Group are subject to approval by the USHJA Executive Committee. Zone Championships must be held at competitions with a start date between June 1- November 30.

B. Zone Championships may only be held in conjunction with a Federation licensed National- rated competition or above. Zone Championships shall be awarded to a host through an application process established by the USHJA.

C. No venue may be selected to host the Zone Championships for more than two consecutive years unless USHJA deems it necessary or in the best interest of the sport.

The USHJA Children’s and Adult Amateur Championships and the related format and specifications are the sole properties of the USHJA and may only be held, conducted or used upon the terms and conditions specified by the USHJA. USHJA reserves the right to change language in documents related to the conduct of the Children’s/Adult Amateur Hunter Championships as necessary in extenuating or unforeseen circumstances, or for the purposes of consistency and clarity. Additionally USHJA reserves the right to alter specifications for this program on an annual basis.

22

USEF SAFE SPORT TRAINING REQUIREMENT

Starting January 1, 2019, if you are a USEF Competing Member 18 years of age or older you are required to complete the core Safe Sport Training within 30 days of activating your membership.

If you do not complete the training, you are ineligible to participate in all USEF activities including competitions.

TAKE the SAFE SPORT TRAINING at USEF.org by logging into your member dashboard.

USEF Competition Name: USEF#:Competition Division(s) and Rating(s):

Aiken Fall Festival I & II 322014 & 317326“A” & “AA” Performance Hunters, Green Hunters, Green & Regular Conformation Hunters, Amateur-

Owner Hunters, Junior Hunters, Pony Hunters, Green Pony Hunters, “C” Children’s Hunters, Adult-Amateur Hunters, USHJA Hunters, Children’s Pony Hunters

23

Aiken Fall FestivalClosing Date - August 27, 2019

Please Mail Entries to: Equus Events, 1410 Alpine Dr, Aiken SC 29803

Online Entry Available at https://www.horseshowsonline.com

September 5th - 8th & 11th-15th 2019

Please Stable With

Emergency Contact Phone Number

USEF / USHJA NumberHorse Name Breed Color Sex Height Age

Rider NameClasses Entered Age USEF / USHJA Number

# Stall Fee @ $200/(week1) $225/(week2)

# USEF/USHJA (USEF $23, USHJA $7) @ $30

# USEF Show Pass @ $45

# USHJA Show Pass @ $30

# Office Fee @ $45

# Non-Showing Horse @ $50

# Grounds Fee (non-stabled) @ $50

# Camper Fee @ $255

Payment Information

UNITED STATES EQUESTRIAN FEDERATION, INC. ENTRY AGREEMENT I have read the United States Equestrian Federation, Inc. (the “Federation”) Entry Agreement (GR906.4) as printed in the Prize List for this Competition and agree to all of its provisions. I understand and agree that by entering this Competition, I am subject to Federation Rules, the Prize List, and local rules of the competition. I agree to waive the right to the use of my photos at the competition, and agree that any actions against the Federation must be brought in New York State. Release, Assumption of Risk, Waiver and Indemnification This document waives important legal rights. Read it carefully before signing. I AGREE in consideration for my participation in this Competition to the following: I AGREE that the “Federation” and “Competition” as used above includes all of their officials, officers, directors, employees, agents, personnel, volunteers and affiliated organi-zations.I AGREE that I choose to participate voluntarily in the Competition with my horse, as a rider, driver, handler, vaulter, longeur, lessee, owner, agent, coach, trainer, or as parent or guardian of a junior exhibitor. I am fully aware and acknowledge that horse sports and the Competition involve inherent dangerous risks of accident, loss, and serious bodily injury including broken bones, head injuries, trauma, pain, suffering, or death (“Harm”). I AGREE to hold harmless and release the Federation and the Competition from all claims for money damages or otherwise for any Harm to me or my horse and for any Harm of any nature caused by me or my horse to others, even if the Harm arises or results, directly or indirectly, from the negligence of the Federation or the Competition.I AGREE to expressly assume all risks of Harm to me or my horse, including Harm resulting from the negligence of the Federation or the Competition.I AGREE to indemnify (that is, to pay any losses, damages, or costs incurred by) the Federation and the Competition and to hold them harmless with respect to claims for Harm to me or my horse, and for claims made by others for any Harm caused by me or my horse while at the Competition. I have read the Federation Rules about protective equipment, including GR801 and, if applicable, EV114 and I understand that I am entitled to wear protective equipment without penalty, and I acknowledge that the Federa-tion strongly encourages me to do so while WARNING that no protective equipment can guard against all injuries. If I am a parent or guardian of a junior exhibitor, I consent to the child’s participation and AGREE to all of the above provisions and AGREE to assume all of the obligations of this Release on the child’s behalf. I represent that I have the requisite training, coaching and abilities to safely compete in this competition.I AGREE that if I am injured at this competition, the medical personnel treating my injuries may provide information on my injury and treatment to the Federation on the official USEF accident/injury report form. BY SIGNING BELOW, I AGREE to be bound by all applicable Federation Rules and all terms and provisions of this entry blank and all terms and provisions of this Prize List. If I am signing and submitting this Agreement electronically, I acknowledge that my electronic signature shall have the same validity, force and effect as if I affixed my signature by my own hand.

Trainer’s, owner’s and rider’s signature blanks MUST be signed. If owner/exhibitor is trainer, sign both places. Trainer must be over 18 years of age. If rider is under 18, parent, guardian, trainer or agent must sign.

Entries must be held with a valid credit card or an open check made out to Equus Events. Accounts closed out with a credit card are subject to a $25 convenience fee.

Card Number

CVV Expiration Date MM/YY Zip Code

Card Holder’s Name

Card Holder’s Street Address

Card Holder’s Signature

_________________________________Owner / Agent Signature

_________________________________Owner’s Name (please print)

_________________________________Owner’s USEF Number

_________________________________Address

_________________________________City / State / Zip

_________________________________Telephone Number

_________________________________Trainer / Agent Signature

_________________________________Trainer’s Name (please print)

_________________________________Trainer’s USEF Number

_________________________________Address

_________________________________City / State / Zip

_________________________________Telephone Number

_________________________________Rider Signature

_________________________________Rider’s Name (please print)

_________________________________Rider’s USEF Number

_________________________________Rider Signature

_________________________________Rider’s Name (please print)

_________________________________Rider’s USEF Number

Prize Money Payee Information

Taxpayer Name (Must Coincide with SS# or EIN#) Social Security Number or Federal ID Number

Prize Money Payee Address

Please Check: Week I Week II