EQUESTRIAN WESTERN AUSTRALIA

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Proudly presents

2017 EWA Horse of the Year Show featuring special ‘ Off the Track ‘ Class Saturday Evening

with prizemoney! and introducing Owner/Rider classes!

1st, 2nd & 3rd September 2017

State Equestrian Centre

• Australasian Show Horse & Rider Championships Qualifier • ENSW 2018 Southern Cross Show Horse Championships Qualifier

Judges: Richard Best (SA)

Suzan McDermott (TAS) Leigh Sears (QLD) Ann Smiley (VIC)

Entries close 10 pm Perth time Monday 31st July 2017 on Nominate www.nominate.com.au

MEASURING WILL BE AVAILABLE: FRI 7 am – 10 am SAT 7 am – 10 am NO MEASURING ON SUNDAY

OFFICE OPENING HOURS: THURSDAY 31 AUGUST 4 PM – 6 PM FRIDAY 1 SEPTEMBER 6 AM – 10 AM 12 PM – 1 PM 3 PM – 5 PM SATURDAY 2 SEPTEMBER 6 AM – 10 AM 12 PM – 1 PM 4 PM – 6 PM SUNDAY 3 SEPTEMBER 6 AM – 9 AM

Enquiries: Kerry Wilson – 0417 170894 Val Mayger – 0417 991364 Tenille Walters – 0407 981509

2017 EWA Horse of the Year GENERAL RULES AND CONDITIONS OF ENTRY

The event is to be run under EA rules in so far as they are applicable to this event and shall include any other rules formulated by the organising committee. We strongly recommend that all competitors obtain a copy of the relevant EA rules through the EWA website www.equestrianwa.org.au These rules are to be read in conjunction with the EA Disciplinary By-Laws, Member Protection Policy and Medication Control Policy. They will be reviewed from time to time, and updated as necessary. Ignorance of the rules will not be accepted as an excuse for any breach of the rules. The appointment of a Steward or other Official whether or not provided for in these rules, does not absolve the competitor from such responsibility. Making an entry to an event under the control of Equestrian Western Australia constitutes implicit acceptance of the EA and EWA Show Horse rules.

CLOSE OF ENTRIES: Entries close midnight (10 pm Perth time) Monday 31st July 2017 on Nominate

www.nominate.com.au. Competitors must choose to compete in either Show Horse or Show Hunter. MEMBERSHIP & HORSE REGISTRATION: All horses and ponies must be registered with EWA and owned or leased by a financial member to be

eligible to compete. All riders, Ring sitters and Lead Rein handlers must be current financial members of the EWA. Lead

Rein Handlers may be either a competitor or participant member of EWA. NO horse/pony will be permitted to enter the ring if they are unmounted. All rider mounts MUST BE registered with EWA. The minimum age of horses/ponies competing in show horse classes is 3 years of age or over at 1st

August. DOMICILITY OF HORSE/RIDER: Horses/ponies must be domiciled in Western Australia for a minimum period of no less than three

(3) months during the previous twelve (12) months immediately preceding the day of the show. Any horse/pony having competed interstate during this period must provide proof of travel dates. If a rider has competed in an EA HOTY in the current year in a qualifying class in another State they

are not eligible to compete in another EA HOTY in the same calendar year. AGE OF RIDERS: Age of all riders is at 1st January 2017. Additionally, Riders turning 5 years are eligible to

compete on the day that they turn 5 years old. See rule 4.5 of the National Show horse Rules.

ALL ponies competing in the weekend’s events 12.0 hh and under, MUST be ridden by a rider 14 years and under. This includes ring sitters

SWABBING: Swabbing will take place in accordance with the Equestrian Australia’s Anti Doping and Controlled

Medication Regulations. Full rule details are available at www.equestrian.org.au HEIGHT CERTIFICATES & MEASURING: All horses/ponies MUST hold a current valid EWA Measuring Certificate. ORIGINAL Measuring

Certificates MUST BE produced at the time of collecting numbers. Screen shots will not be accepted. Measuring will be available at this event. COACHING Any outside assistance or intervention, including coaching by voice, signs, etc, may result in

elimination. Refer to National Show Horse rule 1.1.20 WHIPS: A whip not exceeding 75 cm in its entirety (including tassle) may only be carried. Only the rider

when riding, walking or leading a horse is allowed to carry one whip, maximum 75cm, anywhere on the ground while competing (nb: length of whip restriction does not apply when exercising and/or warming up).

BITS: Bits must comply with EA National Show horse rules 2017 Section 3.9. PRIZES: Any prizes awarded must be collected on the day, if not you forfeit the prize. PROTESTS: Any protests must be made in writing, signed and handed to the Show Horse Coordinator with a

deposit of $100 at least four hours prior to the advertised start of the event (not the class). Please refer to the National EA Show horse rules for protests.

OFF THE TRACK CLASSES: Off the Track Classes for retired racehorses is open to all eligible Thoroughbreds registered with the

Australian Studbook. Unraced, untrialled and unnamed horses are all eligible to enter. Horses do not need to be registered with EWA. Riders are required to be either a Competitor or Participant member of EWA. Race name of horse needs to be included with the entry. (Off the Track entry form MUST BE completed). If race name is unknown, brands need to be supplied. Help with the identification of horse’s race names can be obtained by contacting Off the Track WA on 0438 746487 or email sharon.joyce@rwwa.com.au

The Off the Track ridden class will be a free workout. HORSE OF THE YEAR QUALIFICATIONS: The following qualifying conditions are required to be met for entries to be valid. In 2017 No qualifying points will be required to compete at the EWA HORSE AND RIDER OF THE

YEAR CHAMPIONSHIPS. Current riders/handlers/owners must renew their Memberships to Equestrian WA by 28 Feb

2017. Horses must be registered with Equestrian WA and hold a current Show Horse competition licence. (The renewal is on your membership renewal invoice.) IT IS THE OWNER/RIDERS/HANDLERS RESPONSIBILITY TO ENSURE COMPETITION LICENCES ARE VALIDATED AND DATE STAMPED.

New rider/handlers/owners must be current financial members at the time of close of entries for Horse of the Year and horses/ponies must be registered with a competition licence validated and date stamped. IT IS THE NEW OWNER/RIDERS/HANDLERS RESPONSIBILITY TO ENSURE COMPETITION LICENCES ARE VALIDATED AND DATE STAMPED.

All riders in State Classes MUST BE a competitor member of EWA. All owners of horses/ponies in State Classes MUST BE either a competitor, participant or supporter

member of EWA.

REFUNDS: Refunds will only be made on production of a veterinary or medical certificate and must be

forwarded to the Show Horse Coordinator, EWA within 7 days of the event. All refunds will incur a $30 administration cost. Any refund will be at the discretion of the organising committee.

COMPULSORY FEES: All competitors must pay the compulsory fees, including a non refundable administration fee. OWNER/RIDER: Horses must be owned and registered in the name of the competitor or an immediate family member (mother, father, brother, sister, grandmother, grandfather). Competitors with horses leased and hold a legal lease document with EWA are eligible to compete in Owner/Rider classes. MARSHALLING AREA: Competitors should have their horses in the Marshalling Area not later than 10 minutes prior to the start of their event. Announcements will be made for classes. Any competitor not present with their horse at the time of the commencement of the event may miss their event. No refunds will be given for missed events. Horses will compete in catalogue order. Exceptions may be made if approved by a relevant official. WA SPECIFIC HOTY: Rural HOTY: Horses/ponies must be domiciled in rural Western Australia for a minimum period of no less than

three (3) months during the previous twelve (12) months immediately preceding the day of the show.

Any horse/pony having competed interstate during this period must provide proof of travel dates. Horses/ponies must be ridden by rural riders. Rural is no less than 85 kms outside Perth GPO (as per rural map). ALL ponies 12.0 hh and under must be ridden by a child 14 years and under. This includes ring

sitters. Highest placed rural horse/pony in each Horse of the Year open classes (show hacks and show

hunters but excluding lead rein) will be deemed the winner. One winner only in each group. (This will be judged/awarded similarly to the WA Bred in each open class). Additional entry fee applies.

Child’s Events: Horses/ponies in these events must be ridden by a child 17 years and under as at 1st January 2017. All ponies 12.0 hh and under MUST be ridden by a child 14 years and under as at 1st January 2017.

This includes ring sitters. Additional entry fee applies. WA Bred: WA Bred horses/ponies must have been bred in Western Australia to be eligible for this award. WA Bred horses/ponies to have actually foaled down in Western Australia to be eligible for this

award. Highest placed WA Bred horse or pony in each horse of the year open class Show horse, Show hunter

and Lead Rein classes are eligible for this award. Highest placed WA Bred horse or pony in each horse of the year open class will be deemed the

winner. One winner only in each group. Additional entry fee applies. Smartest on Parade: o All competitors in horse of the year child’s and open classes in 2017 will be considered for these

awards to be judged by all three presiding judges. One winner only in each group. No additional entry fee.

Lead Rein Classes: Arena will be shortened for Lead Rein and First Ridden Classes. Riders turning 5 years are

eligible to compete on the day that they turn 5 years old. See rule 4.5 of the National Show horse Rules.

2017 EWA Horse of the Year Conditions of Entry

These rules are basic rules to be adhered to by the States in the conduct of State Horse of the Year and Riding Championships and only refer to those classes that qualify horses/riders for the Australasian Show Horse Championships. States are still able to include additional conditions to the conduct of their State event that are State specific and not in contradiction to these rules. FALL OF HORSE AND/OR RIDER: If in the lineup, during a workout, or on the circle there is a fall of horse and/or rider it will

entail elimination from that class. If a horse leaves the workout area, other than at the direction of a judge or official, it will entail elimination from that class. The Judge has the power to eliminate a horse or rider if it is deemed by the judge to be erratic and unruly.

APPROVED SAFETY HELMETS: Approved safety helmets must be worn at all times when riding. The retaining harness must be secured and fastened at all times. Riders without approved headgear shall be ineligible to compete until rectified. STATE HORSE OF THE YEAR AND RIDER CHAMPIONSHIPS: These rules are to be adhered to by the State Organising Committee in the conduct of State Horse of the Year and Rider Championships and only refer to those classes that qualify horses/riders for the Australasian Show Horse and Rider Championships. All State Committees that do not adhere to these rules may render all riders and horse’s ineligible for competing at that year’s Australasian Horse and Rider Championships at the discretion of the NSHC. • The event is to be conducted under the rules and by-laws of Equestrian Australia. • Horses must be registered with the Equestrian Australia Ltd and at least any one owner/lease

must be a financial member of that State and registration papers be in the name of the owner or lease at the time of entry.

• Horses can only be shown at State HOY by a financial member of that State. • Show Horse, Show Hunter, Child’s classes and Leading Rein classes – All horses must have a

current EA height certificate. Refer to the EA Measuring Rules. • A horse that has a height protest lodged against it is ineligible to compete at an EA State Horse

of the Year Show until re-measuring has occurred. • A horse that has a protest lodged against it and is re-measured must compete in accordance

with the National Show Horse Rules 1.1.4. • An EA qualified measurer will be in attendance at all EA State Horse of the Year shows for re-

measuring purposes. • For all EA State Show Horse Championships and EA Australasian Show Horse and Rider

Championships all protests must be lodged at least four hours before the advertised time of the start of the Event (not the class).

• Winners and runners up in Classes 2-9, 11-18, 19-23, 26-29, 31, 34-37 and 40-43 are invited to represent Western Australia at the 2017 Australasian Show horse and Rider Championships. 3rd place getters will be invited to attend should a position become available.

INTERSTATE HOTY • Show Horse, Show Hunter, Child’s Show Horse, Child’s Show Hunter and Leading Rein classes –

If a horse has competed in a qualifying class at a HOTY in the current year in another State it is not eligible to compete in another HOTY in the same calendar year.

• Rider Classes – If a rider has competed at a HOTY in the current year in a qualifying class in another State they are not eligible to compete in another HOTY in the same calendar year.

• Show Hunter – If a horse/pony is entered as a Show Hunter it will be precluded from entering the State Horse of the Year as a Show Horse.

TO JUDGE A STATE HORSE OF THE YEAR • Judges must have a minimum of two year’s experience on a State or National list. • A maximum of two judges from any one state is permitted. • Judges will be randomly selected by State EA Office by the EO unless a conflict of interest is

registered. Should a conflict be registered, the EA National Office will randomly select Judges. • Selected judges will need to accept or decline the offer to Judge at the State HOTY by signing

and returning the Judging Form to EWA. ANY State Committee that does not adhere to these rules will render all riders and horse’s ineligible for competing at that year’s Australasian Horse and Rider Championships. As a minimum, a winner and runner up is to be sashed and announced at the event. STATE SHOW HORSE AND RIDER CHAMPIONSHIP CLASSES Please refer to National Show Horse Rules available at www.waequestrian.org.au • Random swabbing will take place in accordance with the EA Medication Control Policy. • All judges were randomly selected and contacted in order of selection until there were four (4)

accepting judges. • The Judge’s decision is final. • As a minimum, a winner and runner-up is to be sashed and announced at the event. • In qualifying Show Horse, Show Hunter, Rider, Lead Rein and Child’s classes three judges must

be used as per the National Show Horse Judges System (excluding Northern Territory due to geographic isolation).

• All qualifying events for the Australasian Show Horse and Rider Championships (i.e. State HOTY’s) must be run by the State’s Show Horse Committee (who may form or co-opt an organising sub committee). Refer to EA Conflict of Interest Policy.

• Results of winners and runners-up and the names of all Finalists (Top 10) to be sent to the relevant EA State Branch Office.

• Judges who have accepted to judge at a State Horse of the Year and Rider Championships will not accept a judging appointment in similar classes at a Royal Show in the same State within a 12 month period.

• The Ring Master and Judge’s host must be independent and this must be reflected in the State’s program.

• A scorer may not officiate in any class where they have a Conflict of Interest or perceived Conflict of Interest and will not have any deliberate contact with the Judges prior to the class/classes or in which the Conflict of Interest occurs.

• A competitor may not exhibit before a judge if within the period of six months of the date of competition: o The competitor is a member of the judge’s family o The competitor has represented the judge or competed on a horse owned by the judge o The horse or any horse was owned or leased by: The judge; Any member of the judge’s family; The judge’s employer, employee or business partner’ The judge or his business partner provided privately arranged tuition to the horse or

competitor (not including group clinics); The competitor has given privately arranged tuition to the judge or trained or prepared

a horse owned or leased by the judge (not including group clincs); The competitor is employed, has been employed by or has been a business partner of

the judge In addition to the above dot points, a competitor may not exhibit before a judge if he or

his family has provided private accommodation for the judge within a 3 month period prior to or during the event.

• A judge or his family shall not visit neither the competitors nor the competitor’s horses, nor inspect or discuss any horse entered in the event for the duration of the show, except as required for judging.

• No person shall approach a judge for the duration of the event unless they first obtain permission from the Ring Master or Ring Steward. A competitor seeking the opinion of a judge must do so under the supervision of a Steward.

AUSTRALASIAN SHOW HORSE AND RIDER CHAMPIONSHIPS: • Horses must be registered with, and riders and owners members of Equestrian Australia Ltd. • The class a horse qualifies for at a State Championships will be the class that the horse

competes in at the National Championships, regardless of changes to a height certificate or protests.

• All measuring to be finalised at State Championships and any protests at State Championships should include a valid reason.

• The right of the protest remains but does not include a horse once it has qualified for the National Championships unless the protest had been lodged prior to the event of qualification.

ENSW 2018 SOUTHERN CROSS SHOW HORSE CHAMPIONSHIPS: • All winners, 1st runner up & 2nd runner ups of Owner/Rider, Child’s, Open Show Horse, Open

Show Hunter, Off the Track Ridden and Leading Rein Show Pony/Show Hunter Pony will be invited to attend the 2018 ENSW Southern Cross Show Horse Championships to be held at SIEC in March 2018.

FIRST RIDDEN: A first ridden pony is one which is suitable as the first pony for a child once it is able to ride without a lead rein. It must therefore still be a calm and very well mannered pony with enough good paces to encourage the rider. The height limit is 12.2 hh and the riders age must be 5 years and under 12 years of age.

2017 EWA HORSE OF THE YEAR

FRIDAY SCHEDULE All competitors will enter the arena at the walk and then be asked to trot (competitors may be asked to canter if deemed safe to do so) to enable the judges to assess competitors as a group. All competitors will complete an individual workout. CHILD’S CLASSES (RIDER 17 YEARS & UNDER AS AT 1 JANUARY 2017)

RIDERS OF ALL SMALL PONIES 12 H & UNDER MUST BE 14 YEARS & UNDER

Presentations will follow each class.

o TOP TEN FINALISTS

o HOY Winner, Trophy Rug, Garland, Sash

o HOY 1st Runner Up, Trophy Rug, Sash

o HOY 2nd Runner Up, Sash

o SMARTEST ON PARADE, Sash, Rosette (excluding First Ridden)

o BEST W.A. BRED - Sash sponsored by KDH Equestrian (Lead Rein classes only)

o First Ridden (Show Pony & Show Hunter Pony) o 1st, Sash, Garland sponsored by Rachel Langley o 2nd Sash o 3rd Sash o Two Finalists

LUNCH BREAK WILL BE ADVERTISED IN CATALOGUE AFTER CLOSE OF ENTRIES

8.00 AM INDOORS STATE EQUESTRIAN CENTRE Class 1 First Ridden Show Hunter Pony 12.2 hh & under (Rider under 12 years) (This class does not qualify for an event at the EA Austalasian Show

Horse Championships or ENSW 2018 Southern Cross Show Horse Championships)

5 MINUTE BREAK

Class 2 Lead Rein Show Hunter Pony 12 hh & under (Rider 5,6 & 7 years)

ARENA SETUP

Class 3 Child’s Large Show Hunter Pony over 13 hh up to inc 14 hh)

Class 4 Child’s Medium Show Hunter Pony over 12 hh up to inc 13 hh

Class 5 Child’s Small Show Hunter Pony 12 hh & under (Rider 14 yrs & under

Class 6 Child’s Small Show Hunter Galloway over 14 hh up to inc 14.2 hh

Class 7 Child’s Large Show Hunter Galloway over 14.2 hh up to inc 15 hh

Class 8 Child’s Small Show Hunter over 15 hh up to inc 16 hh

Class 9 Child’s Large Show Hunter over 16 hh

Class 10 First Ridden Show Pony 12.2 hh & under (Rider under 12 years) (This class does not qualify for an event at the EA Austalasian Show

Horse Championships or ENSW 2018 Southern Cross Show Horse Championships)

Class 11 Lead Rein Show Pony 12 hh & under (Rider 5,6 & 7 years)

ARENA SETUP

Class 12 Child’s Large Show Pony over 13 hh up to inc 14 hh

Class 13 Child’s Medium Show Pony over 12 hh up to inc 13 hh

Class 14 Child’s Small Show Pony 12 hh & under (Rider 14 years & under)

Class 15 Child’s Small Show Galloway over 14 hh up to inc 14.2 hh

Class 16 Child’s Large Show Galloway over 14.2 hh up to inc 15 hh

Class 17 Child’s Small Show Hack over 15 hh up to inc 16 hh

Class 18 Child’s Large Show Hack over 16 hh

END OF EVENING

2017 EWA HORSE OF THE YEAR

SATURDAY SCHEDULE All competitors will enter the arena at the walk and then be asked to trot (competitors may be asked to canter if deemed safe to do so) to enable the judges to assess competitors as a group. All competitors will complete an individual workout.

Presentations will follow each class.

o TOP TEN FINALISTS

o HOY Winner, Wool Rug, Garland, Sash

o HOY 1st Runner Up, Cotton Rug, Sash

o HOY 2nd Runner Up, Sash

o Briary Chipmonk Memorial Award sponsored by John & Angela Connor – Floral Rosette & $100 to each winner of the Small, Medium & Large Show Pony Classes

o SMARTEST ON PARADE, Sash, Rosette (excluding Rider & Owner/Rider classes)

o BEST W.A. BRED - Sash sponsored by KDH Equestrian (excluding Rider & Owner/Rider classes)

o BEST RURAL - Sash sponsored by Albany Saddlery (excluding Rider & Owner/Rider classes)

o RIDER CLASSES – TOP TEN FINALISTS

o Winner, Sash, Floral Rosette

o 1st Runner Up, Sash, Rosette

o 2nd Runner Up, Sash, Rosette

o OWNER/RIDER CLASSES

o Winner, Embroidered Trophy Award, Sash, Floral Rosette

o 1st Runner up, Sash, Rosette

o 2nd Runner up, Sash, Rosette

o Two Finalists

o OFF THE TRACK WA THOROUGHBRED

o TOP FIVE FINALISTS

o OTT Winner, Embroidered Trophy Rug, Garland, Sash, Cash Prize $1000

o OTT Runner Up, Embroidered Trophy Rug, Sash, Cash Prize $300

o OTT 3rd place, Sash, Cash Prize $250

o OTT 4th place, Sash, Cash Prize $200

o OTT 5th place, Sash, Cash Prize $150

o OTT (WA) Horse - Spot Cash Prize $100

LUNCH BREAK WILL BE ADVERTISED IN CATALOGUE AFTER CLOSE OF ENTRIES

8.00 AM INDOORS STATE EQUESTRIAN CENTRE Class 19 Small Show Galloway over 14 hh up to & inc 14.2 hh

Class 20 Large Show Galloway over 14.2 hh up to & inc 15 hh

Class 21 Small Show Hack over 15 hh up to & inc 16 hh

Class 22 LP Supermodel Memorial Large Show Hack over 16 hh sponsored by Leeara Park Riding Ponies Class 23 Rider under 12 years

Class 24 Owner/Rider Show Galloway over 14 hh up to inc 15 hh

Class 25 Owner/Rider Show Hack over 15hh

Class 26 Small Show Pony 12 hh & under (Rider 14 years & under)

Class 27 Medium Show Pony over 12 hh up to & inc 13 hh

Class 28 Large Show Pony over 13 hh up to inc 14 hh

Class 29 Intermediate Rider 12, 13 & 14 years

Class 30 Owner/Rider Show Pony 12.2hh & under (Rider 14 years & under on 12 h & under ponies)

Class 31 Owner/Rider Show Pony over 12.2 hh up to inc14hh

Class 32 Rider 18 years and over

Class 33 ‘Off The Track WA’ Ridden Thoroughbred

END OF EVENING

2017 EWA HORSE OF THE YEAR

SUNDAY SCHEDULE All competitors will enter the arena at the walk and then be asked to trot (competitors may be asked to canter if deemed safe to do so) to enable the judges to assess competitors as a group. All competitors will complete an individual workout.

Presentations will follow each class.

o TOP TEN FINALISTS

o HOY Winner, Wool Rug, Garland, Sash

o HOY 1st Runner Up, Cotton Rug, Sash

o HOY 2nd Runner Up, Sash,

o SMARTEST ON PARADE, Sash, Rosette (excluding Rider & Owner/Rider classes)

o RIDER CLASSES – TOP TEN FINALISTS

o Winner, Sash, Floral Rosette

o 1st Runner Up, Sash, Rosette

o 2nd Runner Up, Sash, Rosette

o OWNER/RIDER CLASSES

o Winner, Embroidered Trophy Rug, Sash, Floral Rosette

o 1st Runner up, Sash, Rosette

o 2nd Runner up, Sash, Rosette

o Two Finalists

o BEST W.A. BRED - Sash sponsored by KDH Equestrian (excluding Rider & Owner/Rider classes)

o BEST RURAL - Sash sponsored by Albany Saddlery (excluding Rider & Owner/Rider classes)

LUNCH BREAK WILL BE ADVERTISED IN CATALOGUE AFTER CLOSE OF ENTRIES

8.00 AM INDOORS STATE EQUESTRIAN CENTRE Class 34 Small Show Hunter Galloway over 14 hh up to inc 14.2 hh

Class 35 Large Show Hunter Galloway over 14.2 hh up to inc 15 hh

Class 36 Small Show Hunter over 15 hh up to inc 16 hh

Class 37 Large Show Hunter over 16 hh

Class 38 Owner/Rider Show Hunter Galloway over 14 hh up to inc 15 hh

Class 39 Owner/Rider Show Hunter Hack over 15 hh

Class 40 Intermediate Rider 15, 16 & 17 years

Class 41 Small Show Hunter Pony 12 hh & under

Class 42 Medium Show Hunter Pony over 12 hh up to inc 13 hh

Class 43 Large Show Hunter Pony over 13 hh up to inc 14 hh

Class 44 Owner/Rider Show Hunter Pony 12.2 hh & under (Rider 14 years & under on 12h & under ponies)

Class 45 Owner/Rider Show Hunter Pony over 12.2 hh up to inc 14 hh

END OF SHOW

FREE WORKOUT FOR ALL CHILDS SHOW HORSE, SHOW HUNTER, OPEN SHOW HORSE, SHOW HUNTER AND OFF THE TRACK COMPETITORS LEADING REIN, FIRST RIDDEN, OWNER/RIDER AND RIDER CLASSES WILL BE SET WORKOUTS

TIME LIMIT 2 MINS AND 30 SECONDS.

WORKOUT MUST INCLUDE:

Ten Metres of walk (free walk included)

Trot on both reins

Lengthen stride at trot (show horse)

Canter on both reins

Lengthen canter stride (show hunters must show hand gallop)

CONDITIONS

Music will stop at 2 minutes & 30 seconds.

ALL WORKOUTS MUST ENTER TO YOUR LEFT AND EXIT TO YOUR LEFT

MUSIC

All competitors are invited to provide music for their individual workout in the Show Horse and Show Hunter events (including Child’s & Lead Rein classes). First Ridden, Owner/Rider, Rider and Off the Track classes will have random music played.

Music must be sent in ITUNES format to showhorse@equestrianwa.org.au

Class no, Class name and name of Horse and Rider must accompany music or it will NOT BE ACCEPTED. Music must be received by MIDNIGHT (Perth time) WEDNESDAY 2ND AUGUST.

ABSOLUTELY NO LATE MUSIC WILL BE ACCEPTED

Do not ask if late music can be submitted as refusal may offend.

If you require assistance with your music email showhorse@equestrianwa.org.au (a small fee will apply)

Indoor arena familiarisation times 6 am – 7.30 am daily. Max 10 in arena at any one time for 10 minutes maximum in the following order:

Time Friday Saturday Sunday

6 – 6.30 am Ponies Galloways Galloways

6.30 – 7 am Galloways Hacks Hacks

7 – 7.30 am Hacks Ponies Ponies