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Celebrating 50 Years! WHJA Fall Finals Hunter/Jumper Show September 19 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 21, 2014 Sunnyview Exposition Center Oshkosh, Wisconsin USEF Local Competition Entries Close September 10, 2014 Approved by: USEF | WHJA whja.org

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Dear WHJA Horse Show Exhibitors and Friends, This is a special year – the WHJA turns 50! We hope you will be able to join us for the final show of our local circuit in our Golden year! We are excited to be able to celebrate such a huge milestone with all of you! We have some special events planned throughout the weekend including a $250 WHJA Hunter Derby and a $250 WHJA Gambler’s Choice. We are again offering ringside tables for these exciting classes and some great exhibitor’s parties. The fun continues on Sunday with special classes running only in the covered ring, but with TWO judges and open numerical scoring throughout the day. We will be running the WHJA Medal Finals open to ALL WHJA members – this is a chance to compete head-to-head at the end of the year in a championship type setting. Everyone will have a chance to show their horsemanship knowledge by participating in the WHJA Horsemanship Challenge! This will be a written, multiple choice test that will be combined with a medal score to determine an overall Horsemanship winner in four different age sections. We would like to extend a heart-felt THANK YOU to all of our members, sponsors, volunteers, and participants, past and present, for making the WHJA what it is today. We look forward to seeing you in Oshkosh to celebrate, compete, and most of all have fun!

Sincerely, Emily Elek, WHJA Board President

WISCONSIN HUNTER JUMPER ASSOCIATION - FALL

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Local Member Show: Hunter, Jumper, Equitation, Opportunity Classes

WHJA Fall Finals Hunter/Jumper Show September 19 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 21, 2014 Entries Close September 10, 2014

OfFICIALS Judges: Sari Clapperton, Chelsea, MI Sharon Johnson, Wisconsin Dells, WI Steward: Claire Suevel, South Barrington, IL Show Manager: Dean Battaglia, Woodstock, IL Show Secretary: Jessica Battaglia, Woodstock, IL Course Designer: Stacey Oppermann, Cedarburg, WI EMT: Duane Cline (Friday, Sat. & Sunday) Veterinarian: Great Lakes Equine Wellness 920-779-4444 Closest Surgical Facility: Great Lakes Equine Wellness Center, 651 Industrial Park Ave., Hortonville, WI Farrier: Mark Albright 920-379-5003 Announcer: Kelly Ann Bessa

WHJA FALL FINALS HORSE SHOW features: WHJA Hunter Derby Short/Long Stirrup Hunter Classic WHJA Gamblers Choice Jumper Short/Long Stirrup/Low Adult Medal Final Limit Medal Final Pony Medal Final Junior/Amateur Medal Final Marcia Bobek Equitation Finals 3

Entries, Entry Deadlines, Fees: Fall show entries must be postmarked by September 10, 2014 to avoid a late fee. Late Entry Fee is applied to entries postmarked after the deadline or received in show office.

Class Entry Fees:

$20 per class, with the following exceptions: $10 for Lead Line $12 per Ground Rail Opportunity Classes $25 per Classic $30 per Medal Final, Equitation Finals (incl A and B) $50 per Hunter Derby, Gamblers Choice $5.00 competitor number fee, returned if number is returned to show secretary. All entry blanks must be filled out completely and legibly with one horse per entry form. An open check must accompany every entry. Entry forms must be signed by the owner or agent, trainer, and if the exhibitor is a minor by a parent or guardian. No numbers will be given out without the entry paid in full or an open check left with the secretary. *Please review the USEF Rules Regarding Horse Recording section in this prize list for additional fees which may apply.*

Stabling and Stabling Fees

The per-stall fee is $55 per day (day-time use only) and $105 for the weekend. Horses stabled overnight will be charged the weekend stall rate. Semi-Permanent 10' x 10' box stalls with doors will be available. The stalls will be available Thursday afternoon after 1:00 pm. No sharing of stalls is permitted. Bedding will be available for purchase at the horse show. FIRST BEDDING IS NOT PROVIDED. No straw bedding permitted. Stalls will not be held without payment. Additional Fees • Jump out/trailer in fee: $30 per each non-stalled horse or pony • Non-showing fee: $30 per each stalled horse or pony not entered in a class • Medic Fee: $15 per entry • Office Fee: $25 per entry • USEF Fee: $16 (Drugs & Medication $8, Administrative $8) • Late Entry Fee: $25 per entry. (Entries postmarked after deadline or submitted in the show office.) There is no late entry fee for horses entered by the closing date and adding additional classes the day of the horse show.

• Refund Processing fee: $20 per entry

• Insufficient Funds/Returned Check fee: $40 per check • RV & Camper hook-ups: $40.00 per day 4

â&#x20AC;˘ Vendor fee: $25.00 per day. NOTE: All vendors must provide proof of insurance, with WHJA as additional insured. Vendor fee is due by September 1, 2014 and should be mailed to: WHJA, c/o Liz Van Engel/KVE, P.O. Box 688, Milwaukee, WI 53201 Refunds Class fees will not be refunded without a vet certificate. To request a refund you must notify the Horse Show Office PRIOR to the start of the class. A vet certificate must accompany this form. Scratched classes, no shows, and stall fees are non-refundable under any circumstance. Class fees minus a $20 processing fee will be mailed after the horse show. No refund requests will be honored after the completion of the show. Health Certification A copy of a 2014 Coggins must accompany every entry. IMPORTANT NOTE REGARDING HEALTH CERTIFICATION: In the unlikely event of an outbreak of any highly infectious disease (EHV-1, Strangles, etc.), Show Management reserves the right to require proof of vaccination for such disease and current health status of any horses entered at the competition. If such measure needs to be taken, no horses will be allowed onto the show grounds without said documentation. If Show Management deems this step necessary, competitors will be notified no fewer than 10 days prior to the start date of the competition. Cancellations/Combinations The Show Committee reserves the right to cancel any classes where the number of entries is insufficient (in which case the entry fee will be refunded) and to combine classes or move classes from one ring to another at their discretion. The Show Committee also reserves the right to cancel the horse show at their discretion (in which case all fees will be refunded). The show office will be open Thursday from 1pm-6pm. Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 7am to the end of the horse show. Pony Measurement The Steward will be available on Saturday at 7:30 a.m. to measure ponies. Location: next to the Show Office. Ring Size and Footing 2 Rings Measuring: 150 ' x 220' (show rings, lighted, one covered, one outdoors) 2 Rings Measuring: 80' x 150' (warm-up rings, lighted, one covered, one outdoors) All-weather Sand and Limestone Footing Courses and Grounds All inquiries, concerns, or requests related to courses, footing, barn, or grounds conditions should be directed to the Show Manager.

Sharps Containers Sharps containers will be available in every barn and should be used for the disposal of needles and other disposable sharp instruments. Competition management may fine any individuals including trainers, owners, exhibitors, or their agents up to $100 for improper disposal of needles or other sharp disposable instruments. Adding and Deleting Classes /Divisions Absolutely NO ADDS will be accepted at the gate without an add slip being filed at the office and a copy of the add slip given to the ring master. No exceptions. Riders may delete classes at any time PRIOR TO THE START Of THE CLASS. No deletions will be accepted once the class has begun. Numbers A number will be assigned to each horse entry and must be visible on the rider when in the ring. Each horse must be exhibited under his or her own number. Schooling ALL RINGS: Close one hour before start time to prepare the ring. GROUND RAILS/BEGINNER RIDER SCHOOLING: Will run 20 minutes prior to start of the division. Riders must be supervised while schooling. Jump Order and Courses Trainers will PRE POST their order of go at the in gate. The posting order will be strictly adhered to, and when called riders will be expected to report to the gate as the proceeding rider begins. The USEF one-minute rule will be enforced. If there is a class conflict, the Show Committee will decide which ring has precedence. Over fences classes will have precedence over under saddle classes. Jumps and courses in all classes are subject to change at the discretion of the Show Committee. Courses will be posted at the in gate. A dotted line may be used for courtesy circles. Trophies and Ribbons A trophy and eight ribbons will be awarded in each class. WHJA medal classes will be awarded medals. Champion and Reserve will be awarded in all divisions, with the exception of Ground Pole Opportunity, in accordance with USEF Rules. Hard Hats NO RIDER (junior or adult, amateur or professional) may ride ANYWHERE on the show grounds without wearing protective headgear in accordance with the USEF helmet rule. Any rider in violation of this rule will be immediately prohibited from further riding until proper headgear, including chinstrap, is in place.

USEF and USHJA Membership: USEF membership is not required for Riders and Owners competing at Local Member shows. USHJA membership is not required for Riders and Owners competing at Local Member shows, unless the rider wishes to participate in the USHJA Affiliate Equitation Award program. Please see the Medal Classes section of this prize list for more information. Horses showing at the WHJA Local Member shows are required to have a USEF Horse Identification Number (or a Horse Recording Number). USEF Rules Regarding Horse Recording Any horse competing in a USEF local member competition must have a Horse ID number ("HID") through the USEF. For Local Member Competitions such as the WJHA shows, or for competitors not interested in year-end points at rated shows, the Horse Identification Number ("HID") is a simple option. A free HID can be easily requested in advance through the USEF web site, at www.usef.org. The horse owner is not required to be a USEF member to obtain an HID. You can obtain an HID number at the horse show office prior to the show, however, beginning in 2007, the USEF has imposed an administrative fee for HID numbers issued at a competition. We strongly encourage anyone who is unsure if their horse is recorded to visit the USEF web site at www.usef.org/content/searches/horseRecordingSearch/ and double check. Recording your horse online will take only a few minutes and will save you time and money in the horse show office. USEF Rules Regarding Minors Operating Motorized Vehicles: 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. (If your competition bans motorized vehicles, please contact our office for further instruction.) Dogs are not permitted to be loose on the show grounds and must be kept on leash and restrained by a handler or tied at all times. NO LOOSE DOGS WILL BE TOLERATED! 8

Opportunity Classes: Ground Rail Hunter, Ground Rail Equitation Ground Rail classes are a great opportunity for riders to experience the show ring in a low-key, low-pressure, fun class. Opportunity Classes are for entry level riders in their first year of showing. Formal attire is not required. Riders may not cross enter into any other classes except Beginner Equitation Walk-Trot or Short Stirrup Equitation Walk-Trot. Riders will be required to walk and trot for under-saddle classes. The "Over Fences" classes will be conducted as 'once around the outside' courses and can be ridden at the trot or canter. Ribbons are awarded through 8th place. This division does not award Champion or Reserve Champion and will not accumulate points or an award at the Year End Awards Banquet or any Local, Zone or National awards. NOTE: Horses entered only in the Opportunity classes: a. are exempt from the Federation fee, including the Equine Drugs and Medication fee. b. are not required to have a Horse Identification (HID) or Recording Number but are to list the HID or Recording number if the horse has been assigned this number. c. are still subject to and must comply with the Drugs and Medication rules and are subject to drug testing. Horses entered in an Opportunity class plus any other class at the show ARE required to pay the Federation fee and have a USEF HID or Recording Number.

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WHJA POLICIES BEGINNER RIDERS: Competitors in the Beginner Rider Hunter and Beginner Rider Equitation divisions who have won three (3) blue ribbons over fences (between Hunter and Equitation) at USEFrecognized shows are ineligible to compete in a Beginner Rider division the following year. ATTENTION TRAINERS: • Under saddle classes in divisions with fence heights 2'6" and above will not be delayed due to trainer conflicts. • A completed Add/Drop Form, available in the show office, will be required to change a competitor's class entries. Please keep this in mind as you plan your entries. CLASS SPLIT POLICY: Beginner Rider classes will be split if there are 12 or more entries. All other Hunter and Equitation classes will be split if there are 16 or more entries. CLASS COMBINATION POLICY: Any division with less than three (3) competitors will be combined with appropriate fence height division. This policy applies to horse shows and year-end awards. BABY GREEN HUNTER ELIGIBILITY: A horse can be shown in the Baby Green Hunter Division if it has not shown at any USEF-recognized show in a prior year. CLASSIC for MODIFIED HUNTER RIDERS: Modified Hunter Division competitors who compete in the Child/Adult Hunters may compete in the Child/Adult Classic as long as fence height restrictions are followed. — Child/Adult Hunter Over Fences will count as the first round for the Child/Adult Hunter Classic. — Modified Hunter Division competitors who do not compete in the Child/Adult Hunters may compete in the Junior/Amateur Classic as long as fence height restrictions are followed. — Modified Hunter Over Fences will count as the first round for the Jr/Adult Am Classic. — Jr/Adult Amateur Classic round will be 2'9" with the back rail of oxers set at 3'0".

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DIVISIONS 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.

HUNTER DIVISIONS All classes to be judged on performance and soundness, unless otherwise noted, with an emphasis on manners. Extreme speed to be penalized. Fences shall simulate obstacles found in the hunt field, including gates, brush, post and rail, coops, boxes, and walls. Hunter under saddle is to be shown at a walk, trot and canter in both directions of the ring. Light contact with the horse's mouth is required. Horses should be obedient, alert, responsive, and move freely. Horses will not be eliminated for slight errors. Horses may be asked to hand gallop at the discretion of the judge. No more than eight horses will be asked to hand gallop at one time, and horses are not to gallop in green hunter divisions. Martingales are prohibited.

Warm Up Class

Ribbons (1st through 8th) and a first place prize will be awarded. 100 Friday, Covered Ring 200 Saturday, Covered Ring 300, Saturday, Outdoor Ring

Baby Green Hunter

Open to all horses or ponies that have not shown over fences at a USEF recognized show prior to October 16th of the current show season. Baby Green Hunters may not enter any classes exceeding 2'3" or they shall lose their eligibility for the remainder of the year. A horse or pony may compete in this division for one year only. Fence heights 2' â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 2'3". No bending lines and no in-and-outs. 1. Baby Green Hunter o/f 2'3" 2. Baby Green Hunter o/f 2'3" 3. Baby Green Hunter U/S

Low Working Hunter

Open to all horses and ponies not restricted by fence height regulations. Fence height 2'6" 4. Low Working Hunter o/f 2'6" 5. Low Working Hunter o/f 2'6" 6. Low Working Hunter U/S

Pre-Green Hunter

Open to horses in their first year of showing over fences higher than 2'3". A horse may compete in this division for one year only. Fences 2'6" 7. Pre-Green Hunter o/f 2'6" 8. Pre-Green Hunter o/f 2'6" 9. Pre-Green Hunter U/S

Performance Hunter (Low and High)

Open to a horse of any age unrestricted by previous showing in any division. Fence heights for Low Performance Hunter to be set at 3' to 3'3". Fence heights for High Performance Hunters to be set at 3'3" to 3'6". May be combined with Green Working Hunters at the respective fence heights if insufficient entries to fill the class. 10. Performance Hunter o/f 3'0" - 3'6" 11. Performance Hunter o/f 3'0" - 3'6" 12. Performance Hunter U/S

Green Working Hunter

Open to horses in their first or second year of showing over fences higher than 2'6". Fences 3' for first year, 3'3 for second year. May be combined with Performance Hunter if there are insufficient entries to fill the class. 13. Green Working Hunter o/f 3' â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 3'3" 14. Green Working Hunter o/f 3' â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 3'3" 15. Green Working Hunter U/S

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Ground Rails (Opportunity Classes)

Opportunity Classes are for entry level riders in their first year of showing. Formal attire is not required. Riders may not cross enter into any other Hunter classes. Riders will be required to walk and trot for under-saddle classes. The "Over Poles" classes will be conducted as 'once around the outside' courses and can be ridden at the trot or canter. Hunter classes are judged on performance, manners of mount, and suitability at this level of competition. Ribbons are awarded through 8th place. This division does not award Champion or Reserve Champion and will not accumulate points or an award at the Year End Awards Banquet or any Local, Zone or National awards. 61 Ground Rail Hunter W/T 64 Ground Rail Hunter Over Poles

Beginner Rider Hunter

Open to riders in their first year of showing or riders who have never won a blue ribbon at a USEF-recognized horse show. Riders will retain their eligibility for the entire show season. Riders who have won three (3) blue ribbons over fences (between Hunter and Equitation) at USEF-recognized shows are ineligible to compete in a Beginner Rider division the following year. Riders may only show at 1'9", and once riders enter classes with higher jump specifications, riders are immediately ineligible for this division. * May only cross enter into the Beginner Rider Equitation. Riders competing in this division cannot compete in the under saddle classes for Hunter divisions with fence heights 2'3" or over. They may do their age group Equitation flat classes only. No bending lines and no in-and-outs. *Beginner riders who are 11 and under and do not compete over fences in their Beginner division may compete in the Short Stirrup under saddle and age group Equitation flat class. Once a Beginner rider competes over fences in their division, they are no longer eligible to rider in any division flat classes where the fence height exceeds their Beginner Rider division (1'9"). 67. Beginner Rider Hunter u/s 69. Beginner Rider Hunter o/f 1'9" 70. Beginner Rider Hunter o/f 1'9"

Short Stirrup Hunter

The division is open to horses or ponies ridden by a junior, 11 years of age and under, who is a beginner rider. Riders in this division may not cross enter into any other WHJA year end award class at the same show except the Short Stirrup Equitation and 11 and under Equitation. Riders competing in this division cannot compete in the under saddle classes for Hunter divisions with fence heights 2'3" or over. No bending lines and no in-and-outs. 73. Short Stirrup Hunter u/s 75. Short Stirrup Hunter o/f 2' 76. Short Stirrup Hunter o/f 2' 107. Short Stirrup Hunter o/f 2' **1st round of Classic 18

Low Adult Amateur Hunter

The Low Adult Amateur Hunter division is open to horses or ponies ridden by a non-professional adult rider age 18 and over who is a beginner rider. Fence heights for this division are 2'. Riders may not cross-enter into any other division at the same show except Low Adult Amateur Equitation. Once a rider enters any class with over-fence specifications higher than 2' (except their age group equitation flat class), they are no longer eligible for this division. Class may be combined with Long Stirrup division if entries warrant. Riders may remain in this division until they have won six (6) blue ribbons, but will keep their eligibility for the entire year. 86. Low Adult Amateur Hunter u/s 89. Low Adult Amateur Hunter o/f 2' 90. Low Adult Amateur Hunter o/f 2' 109. Low Adult Amateur Hunter o/f 2' **1st round of Classic

Long Stirrup Hunter

The division is open to horses or ponies ridden by a rider 12 to 17 years of age, who is a beginner rider. Riders in this division may not cross enter into any other WHJA year end award class at the same show except the Long Stirrup Equitation. Riders competing in this division cannot compete in the under saddle classes for Hunter divisions with fence heights 2'3" or over. They may do their age group Equitation flat classes only. Classes may be combined with Low Adult Amateur division if entries warrant. 80. Long Stirrup Hunter u/s 83. Long Stirrup Hunter o/f 2' 84. Long Stirrup Hunter o/f 2' 108. Long Stirrup Hunter o/f 2' **1st round of Classic

Limit Hunter

Open to Junior and Adult Riders. Riders can not cross enter into classes that exceed 2'6", including age group equitation, unless baby green hunter restrictions apply. 25. Limit Hunter o/f 2'3" 26. Limit Hunter o/f 2'3" 27. Limit Hunter U/S 112. Limit Hunter o/f 2'3" **1st round of Classic

Child / Adult Hunter

Open to Junior and Adult non professional riders on horses or ponies. Entries may not cross enter into divisions exceeding 2'9". Adults and children may be split if entries warrant. Fence heights at 2'6". 28. Child /Adult Hunter o/f 2'6" 29. Child /Adult Hunter o/f 2'6" 30. Child/Adult Hunter U/S 114. Child /Adult Hunter o/f 2'6" **1st round of Classic

Modified Junior/Adult Amateur Hunter

Open to any Junior or Amateur Rider. Not limited by fence height restrictions. Fences 2'9". 32. Modified Jr/Adult Amateur Hunter o/f 2'9" 33. Modified Jr/Adult Amateur Hunter o/f 2'9" 34. Modified Jr/Adult Amateur Hunter U/S

Junior/Amateur Hunter

Division combines the small/large junior division. Class specifications as stated in the current rule book for each section including fence heights and measurement card requirements, but to be run as a single show division. Divisions retain separate year end awards. Combined division may be split at show manager's discretion if entries warrant. Fence heights 3' 35. Junior/Amateur Hunter o/f 3' 36. Junior/Amateur Hunter o/f 3' 37. Junior/Amateur Hunter U/S 117. Junior/Amateur Hunter o/f 3' **1st round of Classic

Pony Working Hunter

Open to riders who have not reached their 18th birthday. Entries must be handled by a junior exhibitor in all phases of the horse show. No pony may be shown unless it possesses a current measurement card or valid measurement form issued by the USEF. Manners and suitability of the pony for the rider shall be emphasized in all classes. Extreme speed shall be penalized.

Small / Medium Pony Working Hunter

Small ponies are ponies not exceeding 12.2. Fences 2' Medium ponies are over 12.2 but not exceeding 13.2 Fences 2'3" 41. Sm/Med Pony Working Hunter o/f 2' – 2'3" 42. Sm/Med Pony Working Hunter o/f 2' – 2'3" 43. Sm/Med Pony Working Hunter U/S 103. Sm/Med Pony Working Hunter o/f 2' – 2'3" **1st round of Classic

Large Pony Working Hunter

Large Ponies are over 13.2 but not exceeding 14.2. Fences 2'6" 38. Large Pony Working Hunter o/f 2'6" 39. Large Pony Working Hunter o/f 2'6" 40. Large Pony Working Hunter U/S 102. Large Pony Working Hunter o/f 2'6" **1st round of Classic

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Friday Covered Ring 8:00 AM 100 Hunter Warm Up 1 Baby Green Hunter 2'3" 2 Baby Green Hunter 2'3" 3 Baby Green Hunter U/S 4 Low Working Hunter 2'6" 5 Low Working Hunter 2'6" 6 Low Working Hunter U/S 7 Pre Green Hunter 2'6" 8 Pre Green Hunter 2'6" 9 Pre Green Hunter U/S 10 Performance Hunter 3'0"-3'6" 11 Performance Hunter 3'0"-3'6" 12 Performance Hunter U/S 13 Green Working Hunter 3'-3'3" 14 Green Working Hunter 3'-3'3" 15 Green Working Hunter U/S Will not start before 1:00 PM 16 Low Jumper 2'6"–2'9" 17 Low Jumper 2'6"–2'9" 18 Schooling Jumper 2'9"–3' 19 Schooling Jumper 2'9–3' 20 Child/Adult Jumper 2'9"–3' 21 Child/Adult Jumper 2'9"–3' 22 Modified Jumper 3'3" –3'6" 23 Modified Jumper 3'3"–3'6" Will not start before 6:00 PM 24 $250 WHJA Gambler's Choice Jumper 24

200 Hunter Warm Up 25 Limit Hunter o/f 2'-2'3" 26 Limit Hunter o/f 2'-2'3" 27 Limit Hunter U/S 28 Child/Adult Hunter o/f 2'6" 29 Child/Adult Hunter o/f 2'6" 30 Child/Adult Hunter U/S 31 USHJA/WHJA Jr./Adult Medal 2'6"-2'9" 32 Modified Jr/Am Hunter o/f 2'9" 33 Modified Jr/Am Hunter o/f 2'9" 34 Modified Jr/Am Hunter U/S 35 Jr/Am Hunter o/f 3' 36 Jr/Am Hunter o/f 3' 37 Jr/Am Hunter U/S 38 Large Pony Hunter o/f 2'6" 39 Large Pony Hunter o/f 2'6" 40 Large Pony Hunter U/S 41 Sm/Med Pony Hunter o/f 2'-2'3" 42 Sm/Med Pony Hunter o/f 2'-2'3" 43 Sm/Med Pony Hunter U/S 44 USHJA/WHJA Pony Medal 2'-2'6" Will not start before 5:00 PM 45 Leadline 46 $250 WHJA Hunter Derby Course Change 47 Low Jumper 2'6"-2'9" Table II 48 Schooling Jumper 2'9"-3' Table II 49 Child/Adult Jumper 2'9"-3' Table II 50 Modified Jumper 3'3"–3'6" Table II 51 WHJA Child/Adult Jumper Classic

Saturday Outdoor Ring 7:30 AM 300 Hunter Warm Up 52 Limit Equitation on the flat 53 12-14 Equitation on the flat 54 15-17 Equitation on the flat 55 Adult Equitation on the flat 56 Limit Equitation o/f 2'3" 57 12-14 Equitation o/f 2'-2'3" 58 15-17 Equitation o/f 2'6"-2'9" 59 Adult Equitation o/f 2'6" -2'9" 60 Ground Rail Eq W/T 61 Ground Rail Hunter W/T Ground Rail Schooling 62 Ground Rail Eq Over Poles 63 Ground Rail Eq Over Poles 64 Ground Rail Hunter Over Poles 65 Beginner Rider Equitation W/T 66 Beginner Rider Equitation W/T/C 67 Beginner Rider Hunter U/S Beginner Rider Schooling 68 Beginner Rider Equitation o/f 1'9" 69 Beginner Rider Hunter o/f 1'9" 70 Beginner Rider Hunter o/f 1'9" 71 Short Stirrup Equitation W/T 72 Short Stirrup Equitation W/T/C 73 Short Stiruup Hunter U/S 74 Short Stirrup Equitation o/f 2' 75 Short Stirrup Hunter o/f 2' 76 Short Stirrup Hunter o/f 2' 77 11 & Under Equitation on the flat 78 11 & Under Equitation o/f 2' 79 Long Stirrup Equitation on the flat 80 Long Stirrup Hunter U/S 81 Long Stirrup Equitation o/f 2' 82 Long Stirrup Equitation o/f 2' 83 Long Stirrup Hunter o/f 2' 84 Long Stirrup Hunter o/f 2' 85 Low Adult Equitation on the flat 86 Low Adult Hunter U/S 87 Low Adult Equitation o/f 2' 88 Low Adult Equitation o/f 2' 89 Low Adult Hunter o/f 2' 90 Low Adult Hunter o/f 2'

Sunday Covered Ring 7:30 AM

101 WHJA Pony Medal Final 102 Large Pony Hunter o/f ** 103 Sm/Med Pony Hunter o/f ** 104 WHJA Pony Hunter Classic 9:00 AM 105 Marcia Bobek Local Equitation Medal Final 106 WHJA Short/Long Stirrup Low Adult Equitation Medal Final 107 Short Stirrup Hunter o/f ** 108 Long Stirrup Hunter o/f ** 109 Low Adult Hunter o/f ** 110 WHJA Short/Long Stirrup Low Adult Hunter Classic 111 WHJA Limit Equitation Medal Final 112 Limit Hunter o/f ** 113 WHJA Limit Hunter Classic 114 Child/Adult Hunter o/f ** 115 WHJA Child/Adult Hunter Classic 116 WHJA Jr/Am Equitation Medal Final 117 Jr/Am Hunter o/f ** 118 WHJA Jr/Am Hunter Classic Presentations 119 Horsemanship Challenge Winners Best Child Rider Award Best Adult Rider Award Leading Trainer Award

**First round of Classic

CLASSICS Specifications for Classics: Fall Classics must be entered by the close of the show the day prior. Triple Points will be awarded. (Note: minimum six horses/ponies must complete the course for triple points to be awarded.)

WHJA Hunter Classic

Classics are to be judged as a hunter class. In order for bonus points to be awarded, approval must be obtained in advance from the WHJA Board of Directors. Six horses/ponies must have completed the course in order for bonus points to count. Single points awarded if fewer than 6 horses compete. To be eligible, the horse/pony must have entered, shown, and completed the course in at least two over fence classes in the hunter section. The Classic must be conducted in a two-round class. Horse/pony and rider must be a member of the WHJA for points to be awarded. Course to contain a minimum of 10 fences in the second round. (From WHJA Rulebook.) Must ride for ribbons! 104. WHJA Pony Hunter Classic (combined) 110. WHJA Short/Long Stirrup/Low Adult Hunter Classic 113. WHJA Limit Hunter Classic 115. WHJA Child/Adult Hunter Classic 118. WHJA Junior/Amateur Hunter Classic

WHJA Jumper Classic

Horse and rider must be WHJA members for points to be awarded. To be eligible, horse/rider combination must have competed in at least one of two classes in the division if a two-class jumper division is offered; or in two of three classes if a three-class jumper division is offered. If approved by the WHJA Board of Directors to offer bonus points, at least six horses/riders must successfully complete the course. Single points are awarded if fewer than Six compete. Must ride for ribbons! 51. WHJA Child/Adult Jumper Classic 2'9"â&#x20AC;&#x201C;3'

$250 WHJA Hunter Derby 46. WHJA Hunter Derby

To resemble a USHJA National Hunter Derby Class. Formal attire is required. Exhibitors may choose to ride at 2', 2'6" or 3', but may not compete at a height LOWER than their highest class entered for the rest of the show. No Professional may compete at 2'. To be run as a two round class with open numerical scoring. The top 12 will return for the handy round. One set of ribbons pinned to 8th will be given for all height sections, with a special prize for the highest score in each height section. This Class WILL NOT receive any year end points. $250.00 Prize Payout: $125.00 $50.00 $30.00 $20.00 $15.00 $10.00 Course Requirements Jumps in ALL Rounds a. Obstacles may simulate those reminiscent of the hunt field and course must offer a variety of Classic jumps with different appearances such as: natural post and rail, stone wall, white board fence or gate, coop, aiken, hedge, oxer, brush, logs, natural foliage. b. Natural obstacles such as banks and ditches are allowed. c. A minimum of 2" difference is required for the back element of all oxers. d. Ground lines are not to exceed 18" in depth from the vertical plane of the jump. For appropriate jumps, no ground line is necessary. e. The jumpable portion of any fence must be a minimum of 8 feet on its front face. f. Flat cups may only be used for log fences and in accordance with Federation rules. First Round: Classic Hunter Course: a. A minimum of ten obstacles must be offered in the Classic Hunter Round. b. Fence height 2', 2'6" OR 3' c. There must be four option fences set at 3"-6" higher. d. At least one in and out e. At least one bending line f. At least one line with an unrelated distance g. At least one long approach Second Round: Handy Hunter Course: a. A minimum of eight obstacles must be offered in the Handy Hunter Round. b. Fence height 2', 2'6", 3' c. There must be four option fences set at 3"-6" higher. d. The course should simulate riding over hunt country and must have a minimum of two handy options, such as: tight turns, different tracks, clever options for jump approaches, pen type obstacles, hand gallop a jump, trot a lowered obstacle not to exceed 2'6" in height, halt and/or back. Gimmicky options are not appropriate. e. The top 12 horses from the first round will return for the second round. If 12 or less show in the first round, all horses will return. In case of a tie, horses will be asked to compete in a shortened version of the course for a jump-off. 29

EQUITATION DIVISIONS Ground Rail Equitation Walk/Trot (Opportunity Classes)

Open to any rider in their first year of showing. Formal attire not required. Riders may not cross enter into any other class except Leadline. Riders will be required to walk, change direction, and halt. Equitation classes are judged on control of mount, steering, and position of the rider. Ribbons are awarded through 8th place. This division does not award champion or reserve champion. Not recognized by WHJA for year-end awards. 60 Equitation Walk/Trot â&#x20AC;&#x201C; on the flat

Ground Rail Equitation (Opportunity Classes)

This division is open to riders in their first year of showing. Formal attire is not required for these classes. Riders may not cross enter into any other classes, except for Beginner Equitation Walk-Trot or Short Stirrup Equitation Walk-Trot. Riders will be required to walk and trot for the Flat class. "Over Fences" classes will be conducted as 'once around the outside' courses and can be ridden at either the trot or canter. Equitation classes are judged on control of mount, appropriate pace, steering and effective position of rider. Ribbons will be awarded through 8th Place. This division does not award Champion or Reserve Champion and will not accumulate points or an award at the Year End Awards Banquet. 62. Ground Rail Equitation over poles 63. Ground Rail Equitation over poles

Beginner Rider Equitation

Limit Equitation

Open to Junior and Adult riders. Riders cannot cross enter into classes that exceed 2'6" 52. Limit Equitation on the flat 56. Limit Equitation o/f 2'3"

Leadline

Open to any child. To be shown in hand at the walk and to be judged on style, personality, and confidence. 45. Leadline 30

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EQUITATION DIVISIONS Equitation (age divided) 77. 11 and under Equitation on the flat 78. 11 and under Equitation o/f 2' 53. 12-14 Equitation on the flat 57. 12-14 Equitation o/f 2' â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 2'3" 54. 15-17 Equitation on the flat 58. 15-17 Equitation o/f 2'6" - 2'9" 55. Adult Equitation on the flat 59. Adult Equitation o/f 2'6" - 2'9"

Short Stirrup Equitation

The division is open to horses or ponies ridden by a junior, 11 years of age and under, who is a beginner rider. Riders in this division may not cross enter into any other WHJA year-end award class at the same show except the Short Stirrup Hunter and 11 and under Equitation. Riders may also enter the WHJA Hunter Derby 2', WHJA Short/Long Stirrup/Low Adult Medal Final and Classic. Riders competing in this division cannot compete in the under saddle classes for Hunter divisions with fence heights 2'3" or over. Short Stirrup riders may do their equitation over fences 1' 9"-2'. 71. Short Stirrup Equitation walk - trot 72. Short Stirrup Equitation walk - trot - canter 74. Short Stirrup Equitation o/f 2'

Long Stirrup Equitation

The division is open to horses or ponies ridden by an exhibitor 12 to 17 years of age who is a beginner rider. Riders in this division may not cross enter into any other WHJA year-end award class at the same show except the Long Stirrup Hunter. Riders may also enter into the WHJA Hunter Derby 2', Short/Long Stirrup/Low Adult Medal Final and Classic. Riders competing in this division cannot compete in the under saddle classes for Hunter divisions with fence heights 2'3" or over. They may do their age group Equitation flat classes only. 79. Long Stirrup Equitation on the flat 81. Long Stirrup Equitation o/f 2' 82. Long Stirrup Equitation o/f 2'

Low Adult Amateur Equitation

The WHJA is pleased to offer a division tailored for adult riders who love the challenge of showing but are not ready for bigger fences or more complicated courses, and, would prefer to show against other adults. The Low Adult Amateur Equitation division is open to horses or ponies ridden by a non-professional adult rider age 18 and over who is a beginner rider. Fence heights for this division are 2'. Riders may not cross-enter into any other division at the same show except Low Adult Amateur Hunter (and Classic) and the Short/Long Stirrup/Low Adult Medal Final. Once a rider enters any class with overfence specifications higher than 2' (except their age group equitation flat class), they are no longer eligible for this division. Classes may be combined with Long Stirrup division if entries warrant. Riders may remain in this division until they have won six (6) blue ribbons, but will keep their eligibility for the entire year. 85. Low Adult Amateur Equitation on the flat 87. Low Adult Amateur Equitation o/f 2' 88. Low Adult Amateur Equitation o/f 2'

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MARCIA BOBEK EQUITATION FINALS This exciting program brings the best of this year's equitation riders to the ring to determine which riders have developed the complete combination of skills in flat equitation, over-fences equitation, and horsemanship during the 2014 show season. The WHJA is excited to provide this opportunity for Member riders to showcase their hard work and achievements. There will be two Medal Final Sections, by Invitation only: 105A & B. 2' Section - Invitations will be extended to the top 10 WHJA Member Riders in the 2'3" and Under Equitation Divisions (combined). 105A & B. 2'6" Section â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Invitations will be extended to the top 10 WHJA Member Riders in the 2'6"-2'9" Equitation Divisions (combined). Invitations will be based on points accumulated at WHJA recognized B circuit shows throughout the 2014 season. If a competitor is unable to participate, then the next eligible Member will be invited. To be run as a two phase class. In the first phase, over fences, riders will jump a course of at least 10 fences. The over fences phase performance shall count 50% and riders will be given an open numerical score. The second phase will be an under saddle phase, where riders will be judged on seat, hands, guidance and control of horse. The under saddle performance shall count 50% and riders shall receive a numerical score. Both phases shall be pinned independently. Should a rider be eliminated or excused from either phase, they will receive a score of 0 for that portion of the class. The overall results will be tabulated by combining the numerical scores of both phases. Each Section will be pinned to 8th place and DOES NOT count for any year end awards. A: Over Fences Phase: 105-A. 2' Section: Fences set at 2'. Riders may be asked to trot a jump, halt, and/or back, or may be asked a question(s) regarding basic horsemanship, tack, equipment and conformation. 105-A. 2'6" Section: Fences set at 2'6". Riders may be asked to trot a jump, halt, and/or back, or hand gallop a jump. B: Under Saddle Phase: 105-B. 2' Section: Riders are required to show at a walk, trot and canter, and may be asked to halt and/or back, hand gallop or ride without irons at the judge's discretion. 105-B. 2'6" Section: Riders are required to show at a walk, trot and canter, and may be asked to perform USEF Tests 1-19 based judge's discretion.

USHJA Affiliate Equitation Awards Program

Specifications:

This Equitation Award program is available through Medal Classes at local-member horse shows recognized by organizations that are Affiliate Members of the U.S. Hunter Jumper Association (USHJA). Riders may choose to participate by competing in Medal Classes at WHJA-recognized local-member horse shows. The rider must be an Outreach, Associate, or Active Member of the USHJA for Medal Class points to count toward this USHJA year-end award. Medal Class points accumulated at WHJA-recognized localmember shows throughout the competition year will determine the year-end award winners. The top ten point earners in each Medal Equitation section who are USHJA Members at the Outreach level or higher will be awarded a special USHJA keepsake. In addition, the top USHJA-member point earner in each of the Medal Equitation sections receives a USHJA high score award and their photo in the Affiliates Award Yearbook that the USHJA publishes annually.

USHJA Membership Requirements for Participation:

The purpose of the Affiliate Equitation Awards Program is to increase the USHJA's outreach in the equestrian community, by further informing and educating individuals who participate in equestrian sports at the unrecognized and local horse show level. To encourage participation, the USHJA has created a new Outreach membership level which, for an annual fee of $15, provides access to USHJA resources, including a subscription to In Stride magazine and bi-weekly emails of important news, reminders, resources, and information. Online membership enrollment or a membership form are available at www.ushja.org. You may also join the USHJA through the horse show secretary, however, your membership must be completed prior to participating in a medal class for points to count toward this award.

USHJA-WHJA MEDAL CLASSES USHJA-WHJA Pony Medal

Open to junior members of the WHJA who have not reached their 18th birthday on ponies. Riders must also be Affiliate Member of the USHJA to qualify for the USHJA Affiliate Equitation Awards Program. Two or more tests of the top four riders are required, tests 1-9. To fill a class four riders must complete the course. One rider per pony. Fence heights vary with height of pony. Small 2' Medium 2'3" and Large 2'6" 44. USHJA-WHJA Pony Medal

USHJA-WHJA Affiliate Junior / Adult Medal

Open to Junior and Adult members of the WHJA. Riders must also be Affiliate Member of the USHJA to qualify for the USHJA Affiliate Equitation Awards Program. To be shown over a figure Eight Course of not less than six obstacles at 2'6" - 2'9", must include two changes of direction. Two or more tests of the top four riders are required, tests 1-18. To fill a class four riders must complete the course. Combined division may be split at show managers' discretion if entries warrant. One rider per horse.

31. USHJA-WHJA Junior / Adult Medal 2'6" - 2'9"

Equitation Medal Finals 101. WHJA Pony Equitation Medal Final

Open to any WHJA member rider who has entered and shown in a WHJA Pony Medal during the 2014 season (Competing in class 44 shall serve as qualifying). To be shown over a course of not less than ten obstacles 2' for ponies not exceeding 12.2 hands; 2'3" for ponies over 12.2 hands and not exceeding 13.2 hands; and 2'6" for ponies over 13.2 hands. The course must include two changes of direction, and may include an in and out, bending lines, rollbacks, a trot jump, and a halt. If an in and out is used, the suggested distance for small ponies is 20'; for medium ponies 22'; and for large ponies 24'. The distance must be altered for each height division. The top 4-6 riders shall be called back for additional over fences testing by the judge. Tests may include USEF tests 1-9. This class will be pinned to 8th place and DOES NOT count for any year end awards.

110. Short/Long Stirrup/Low Adult Equitation Medal Final

Open to any WHJA member rider eligible to compete in the Short Stirrup Equitation, Long Stirrup Equitation, or Low Adult Equitation. To be shown over a course of not less than eight fences not to exceed 2'. The course must include two changes of direction, and may include bending lines, a trot jump, and a halt. Open numerical scoring shall be used. The top 4-6 riders shall be called back for additional over fences testing by the judge. Tests may include USEF tests 1-9 with the exception that riders shall not be asked to hand gallop. This class will be pinned to 8th place and DOES NOT count for any year end awards.

111. Limit Equitation Medal Final

Open to any WHJA member rider eligible to compete in the Limit Equitation. To be shown over a course of not less than ten fences not to exceed 2'3". The course must include two changes of direction, and may include bending lines, rollbacks, a trot jump, and a halt. Open numerical scoring shall be used. The top 4-6 riders shall be called back for additional over fences testing by the judge. Tests may include USEF tests 1-9. This class will be pinned to 8th place and DOES NOT count for any year end awards.

116. WHJA Junior/Adult Amateur Equitation Medal Final

Open to any WHJA member rider who has entered and shown in a WHJA Junior/Amateur Medal during the 2014 season (Competing in class 31 shall serve as qualifying). To be shown over a course of not less than ten obstacles set at 2'6"-2'9". The course must include two changes of direction and an in and out and may include bending lines, rollbacks, a trot jump, and a halt. The top 4-6 riders shall be called back for additional over fences testing by the judge. Tests may include USEF tests 1-19. This class will be pinned to 8th place and DOES NOT count for any year end awards.

119. WHJA Horsemanship Challenge

Open to any rider competing in any of the Medal Finals classes. Riders shall take a written, multiple choice and or true/false test based on the USHJA Horsemanship Quiz Challenge (Please see the study guide at http://www.ushja.org/programs/youth/HQC_StudyGuide.pdf) A time and place for testing administration will be announced and posted in the horse show office. Tests will be scored based on a possible 100 points. The Horsemanship score shall be added to the first round, open numerical jumping score in one of the Medal Finals (if a rider is competing in more than one medal final, they must designate which class to count for the riding score). Special awards will be given to the riders with the highest combined medal and quiz score in the following age group divisions: 11 & under, 12-14, 15-17, 18 & over. There is no fee for this class and all participants shall receive a special prize.

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JUMPER DIVISIONS Low Jumper

Open to any horse or pony. Fences not to exceed 2'9". To be judged on faults under Table II in accordance with USEF rules. Horses tied for other than first place shall remain tied. 16. Low Jumper 2'6" - 2'9" 17. Low Jumper 2'6" â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 2'9" 47. Low Jumper 2'6" - 2'9"

Schooling Jumper

Open to any horse or pony. Fences 2'9" - 3' 18. Schooling Jumper 2'9" - 3' 19. Schooling Jumper 2'9" - 3' 48. Schooling Jumper 2'9" - 3'

Child / Adult Jumper

Open to any horse or pony. Fences 2'9" - 3' See class 205 under classics for class in division. 20. Child / Adult Jumper 2'9" - 3' 21. Child / Adult Jumper 2'9" - 3' 49. Child / Adult Jumper 2'9" - 3'

Modified Jumper

Open to any horse and rider. To be judged on faults and time in accordance with USEF rules. Fences not to exceed 3'6" 22. Modified Jumper 3'3" - 3'6" 23. Modified Jumper 3'3" - 3'6" 50. Modified Jumper 3'3" - 3'6"

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24. $250 WHJA Gambler's Choice

12 or more obstacles are set up in the arena from 2'9"-3'6". Each obstacle carries from 10 to 120 points according to its difficulty. Combination obstacles are not allowed. The obstacles must be built so that they can be jumped in both directions. The points allocated to the obstacles may be repeated at the discretion of the Course Designer. The competitor is credited with the number of points carried by each obstacle that he has jumped correctly. No points are awarded for an obstacle knocked down. Each competitor has 45 (minimum) to 90 seconds (maximum). During this time, he may jump all the obstacles he wishes in any order and in any direction. He may cross the starting line in either direction. The starting line must be provided with four flags; a red and a white flag at each end of the line. Ringing the bell declares the end of the round. The competitor must then cross the finishing line in one direction or the other to allow his time to be recorded. If he does not cross the finishing line, he is placed last of the competitors with the same number of points. The finishing line must be provided with four flags; a red and a white flag at each end of the line. If the fixed time is reached at the moment when the horse is already taking off (front hooves off the ground), this obstacle counts if it is correctly jumped. Any obstacle knocked down during a round will not be rebuilt; if it is jumped again, no points will be credited to the competitor. The same applies for knocking down an obstacle in disobedience or for displacing a lower part positioned in the same vertical plane. In the case of a disobedience without a knock-down, the competitor may jump that obstacle or continue to the next obstacle. Each obstacle may be jumped twice. The act, voluntarily or not, of jumping an obstacle for the third time or of passing between the flags of an obstacle for the third time or of passing between the flags of an obstacle already knocked down does not incur elimination. However, the competitor does not score the points allotted to this obstacle. All disobediences are penalized by the time lost by the competitor. The competitor must stop after a fall. Nevertheless he is placed according to the points obtained up to the moment of his fall disregarding the time. There will be a "Joker Fence" up to 4' in height. The joker is required to be jumped within twenty seconds after the fixed time has expired and after the competitor has crossed the finishing line, only one attempt is allowed. If it is jumped correctly, the Joker is worth 200 points, BUT if it is knocked down, 200 points must be deducted from the total points obtained so far by the competitor. The competitor who has obtained the highest number of points will be declared the winner. In the event of equality of points, the fastest time taken between the starting line and the finishing line will decide. In the event of equality of points and time for first place, there will be a jumpoff according to the same formula with a fixed time of 40 seconds.

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