NorCal Double Point Horse Show

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NorCal
Double Point
Horse Show
Featuring
Langer
Equestrian
Group, Inc
NorCal Junior Medal Final
NorCal Senior Medal Final
NorCal Pony Medal Final
NorCal 3’ Medal Final
in conjunction with
The NorCal
Hunter Jumper
Association
present
2013
Brookside EQUESTRIAN Park - Elk Grove, CA
October 9th - 13th
10,000 Carolyn Day Open Jumper Classic
2,500 USHJA 3’0” National Hunter Derby
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Langer Equestrian Group has been honored
to host the NorCal Medal Finals since their
inception and has been part of their growth from
the Junior Medal Final, followed by the Senior,
then the Pony, and the 3’ Child/Adult. We are
also proud to bring the medal finals back to
Brookside, back to where they all started in 1976
when the facility was known as Pacific Horse
Center. Much has changed in 33 years, but hard
work and dedication of the riders, trainers, and
everyone involved remains the same. Good luck
to all of the 2013 NorCal Medal Finalists, we
hope you have a great week at the NorCal Medal
Finals Horse Show!
Larry & Marnye Langer
Langer Equestrian Group
Park. We will use our in-house catering to provide
delicious food for Wednesday night’s Trainer’s
Dinner, the Draw Party, and Brunch on the Berm
prior to the start of the finals. Our Brookside Café
is award-winning for its quality, and we recently
built the Barnside Pavillion that overlooks the
Grand Prix Arena. Nor Cal Medal Finals is
a special show, and we intend to do our part to
Brookside is famous for our hospitality, stemming make it as special as possible with all the pomp
from a belief that serious competition can also and circumstances it deserves.
be fun. We feel the parties are the perfect way to
Bill Madden
get riders from different barns together to talk, exchange ideas, and enjoy the ambiance of our Brookside Equestrian Park
beautiful facility here at Brookside Equestrian
We are so excited to have NorCal Medal Finals
return to Brookside Equestrian Park. It’s a great
tradition and it had been held at Brookside
for many years in the past. We really enjoy the
energy of all the people who attend, and we’re
really looking forward to the show returning to
Brookside.
On behalf of the NorCal Hunter Jumpers
Association Board, welcome to our 33rd Medal
Finals. We are honored to be able to offer to our
membership an opportunity to compete in these
Medal Finals. For many of you this represents the
culmination of a year-long qualifying campaign.
We wish all of you good luck and hope that you
will enjoy your experience!
Cindi Perez, President
NorCal Hunter Jumper Association
2013 NorCal Medal Finals Horse Show
October 9-13, 2013 ~ Brookside Equestrian Park ~ Elk Grove, California
HORSE SHOW OFFICIALS & STAFF
NORCAL REPRESENTATIVES
JUDGES:
DiAnn Langer - Johnston, SC
NorCal President: Cindi Perez
Medal Finals Committee: Connie Buckley - Chairman
Lindsay Archer, Patrice Corbridge,
Kelly Maddox, Mary Kate Moulton
‘R’ - Hunters, Hunter Seat Equitation
Katie Young - Jacksonville, FL
Chance Arakelian - San Diego, CA
Janet Stratton-George - Vacaville, CA
‘R’ - Jumpers, Hunter Seat Equitation
Richard Wilkinson - Tubac, AZ
‘R’ - Jumpers, Hunter Seat Equitation
USEF STEWARD:
Larry Alcorn - Luther, OK
COURSE DESIGNERS:
Peter Holmes - Cowichan Bay, BC (J)
Ben Chisholm - Oakville, WA (H, H/E)
SHOW MANAGER:
Peggy Fackrell (916) 947-4305
letsshow@earthlink.net
SHOW SECRETARY:
Melessa Lee
805-495-8884 Office / 773-496-8884 Fax
melessalee@earthlink.net
OFFICE STAFF:
Nancy Gannon, Denise Wiemers
FACILITY / BARN MANAGER:
Bill Madden (916) 682-1403
ANNOUNCERS / STARTERS:
Skyler Brittner, Custic Wolosin,
Megan Quinn, Jessie Yumang
FARRIER (On Grounds):
Derek Stanley (916) 988-9763
VETERINARIAN (On Grounds):
Dr. David Runk (530) 902-0750
MEDICAL SERVICES:
Paradise EMT - Art Fingerle
SHOW PHOTOGRAPHER:
Sherri Scott Photography
PUBLICITY / MEDIA RELATIONS:
LEG-Up News / Jennifer Walker
USEF REGISTERED
COMPETITION MANAGEMENT:
Langer Equestrian Group, Inc.
ENTRIES CLOSE: Monday, Sept 23rd, 2013
Entries Must Be Postmarked By This Date And Received
Within Seven (7) Days To Be Considered
On Time And Qualify For The
$40 GOOD ENTRY & $15 EARLY STALL DISCOUNT !
Make Checks Payable To NorCal Medal Finals And Mail To:
Melessa Lee, 2570 Oakshore Drive, Westlake Village, CA 91361
HORSE SHOW INFORMATION
SCHOOLING
Hunter Rings: Schooling is available on Tuesday from 10:00am until 5:00pm
and each morning of the show up until 30 minutes before the start of each ring
(exception: no schooling is permitted in either hunter ring on Saturday and
Sunday morning due to the medal finals). Jumper Ring: Schooling is available
on Tuesday from 10am until 5:00pm. No schooling is permitted in the mornings.
Schooling may be permitted in the afternoons, after the ring is done, if time
permits.
ARRIVAL & DEPARTURE
Arrival is anytime after 10:00am on Monday, October 7th. All horses must
depart by 10:00am on Monday, October 14th. Early arrival or late departure
requests must be directed to Melessa Lee at melessalee@earthlink.net.
RV / CAMPER HOOK-UPS
Be sure to fill out and submit an RV Reservation Form with your entries. RV
spaces offer 20 amp electrical service and water.
FEED & BEDDING
Feed and bedding is available through the horse show office. Orders placed
each day by 12:00 noon will be delivered the same day (exception: no
Sunday delivery). Trainers, you may place a master order for your entire
barn and have it split amongst your customers. If you want to pre-order and
have it waiting for you when you arrive, please visit the LEG website at
www.langershows.com, click on “Northern California Shows” and fill out the
order form and submit it.
CREDIT CARDS
The horse show will accept Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and
Discover for payment of your final bill when you close-out in the horse show
office (you must present the actual card for swiping). If you use a credit
card for your entry deposit, your deposit will be charged to you card
immediately .
CONTACT INFORMATION DURING THE SHOW:
Brookside Equestrian Park
11120 Bradley Ranch Road ~ Elk Grove, CA 95624
(916) 947-4305 Show Office ~ (916) 682-1403 Facility Office
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and culminating at the Nor Cal Medal
Finals Horse Show!
Bonus awards:
$5,000 to any horse and rider combination winning any two designated classes
$10,000 to any horse and rider combination winning any three designated classes
$25,000 to any horse and rider combination winning any four designated classes
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NorCal 3-FT Jr/Am Medal Final
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NorCal Pony Medal Final
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Entry Fee $100
ELIGIBILITY / RESTRICTIONS: Open to riders who have qualified since last year’s finals. Any horse may be used by a
competitor (a stallion may not be ridden by a junior) but the same horse must be used for all rounds, one rider per horse. In
the event of illness or injury to a horse, a rider may petition the Appeals Committee to be allowed a substitution horse. Riders
in the NorCal Pony Medal Final may not compete in the NorCal Junior Medal Final. Suitability of pony to rider will be emphasized.
COURSES: 3’ Jr/Am, Junior and Senior - to be judged over two rounds and a work-off. The course must include at least one
combination, including an oxer, and at least two changes of direction after the first fence. Pony - to be judged over two rounds
and a work-off. Hunter-type fences will be used and fence heights will be according to USEF specifications for small, medium
and large ponies. Course will consist of not less than six fences with at least one change of direction.
DRAW FOR ORDER OF GO: The first round order will be drawn on Friday, Oct 11th (see office for time and location)
FIRST ROUND: All riders will compete in the first round. Each judge will give an independent score, which will be announced.
The scores will be averaged for each rider. Awards 1st through 10th to be presented.
SECOND ROUND: All riders will return for the second round low score to high score from the first round. In the event of a tie
score in the first round, the steward shall draw for the order of those tied. The scores will again be announced and averaged,
and awards presented 1st through 10th for this round. Then the scores from both rounds will be averaged to determine an
overall average for each rider.
WORK-OFF: The four riders with the highest overall average after the two rounds, plus any riders with an overall average
within three percentage points of the leader, will be required to work-off. The work-off will be determined by the judges. Scores
from the work-off will be averaged and added to the scores from the first two rounds. Work-off scores will not be announced.
OVERALL AWARDS: Special awards and ribbons will be presented to the top ten finalists in each medal final.
In all of the above, any rider not eliminated and completing the course will receive a score from the judges which shall be
greater than zero. An Appeals Committee made up of the Show Manager, USEF Steward and a member of the NorCal Board
of Directors will be available to receive protests. A protest must be written, signed and handed to a member of the Appeals
Committee within one hour of the conclusion of a class. No money need be given with the protest. Except for what is specified
above, USEF rules governing equitation classes will be followed.
Entries Close Monday, September 23th / For More Information, visit The LEG website at www.langershows.com
NORCAL MEDAL FINALS HORSE SHOW - A double points horse show
INDEX TO CLASSES
————–—————-——————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————“A” RATED HUNTER SECTIONS
Model
Over Fences
U/S
Section Fee and/or Class Fee O/F Prize Money O/F AB Fences
————————————————————————————–————————————-———————————————————————————————First Year Green Working Hunter
1, 2*, 3
5
$220 Sec Fee Only
$175 / class
$18
3’6”
Second Year Green Working Hunter
6, 7*, 8
10
$220 Sec Fee Only
$175 / class
$18
3’9”
High Performance Working Hunter
11, 12*, 13
15
$250 Sec Fee or $75 / class
$250 / class
$18
3’9”
Performance Working Hunter 3’6”
16, 17*, 18
20
$175 / class
$18
3’6”
Performance Working Hunter 3’3”
21, 22*, 23
25
$150 / class
$18
3’3”
Junior Hunter 15 & Under
26, 27*, 28
30
$220 Sec Fee Only
$175 / class
3’6”
Junior Hunter 16-17
31, 32*, 33
35
$220 Sec Fee Only
$175 / class
3’6”
Low Amateur Owner Hunter 18-35
36, 37*, 38
40
$220 Sec Fee Only
$175 / class
$18
3’3”
Low Amateur Owner Hunter 36 & O
41, 42*, 43
45
$220 Sec Fee Only
$175 / class
$18
3’3”
Amateur Owner Hunter 18-35
46, 47*, 48
50
$220 Sec Fee Only
$175 / class
$18
3’6”
Amateur Owner Hunter 36 & O
51, 52*, 53
55
$220 Sec Fee Only
$175 / class
$18
3’6”
Small Pony Hunter
56
57**, 58*, 59
60
$200 Sec Fee Only + $30 Model $150 / class
2’3”
Medium Pony Hunter
61
62**, 63*, 64
65
2’6”
Large Pony Hunter
66
67**, 68*, 69
70
3’0”
* Designated handy class
** Pony sections - first class over fences is conformation
——————————————————————————————————————————————–——————————————————-———————“C” RATED HUNTER SECTIONS
Over Fences
U/S
Class Fee O/F Prize Money
Fences
————————————————————————————————————————————————–——————————————————-—————Pre-Green Hunter
101, 102
105
$50
$100 / class with $10 add back
3’0”
103 - $500 Stake
$65
$500
3’0”
3’0”
Children’s Hunter 13 & Under
111, 112, 113
115
$45
Children’s Hunter 14-17
116, 117, 118
120
$45
3’0”
Adult Amateur Hunter 18-40
121, 122, 123
125
$45
3’0”
Adult Amateur Hunter 41 & Over
126, 127, 128
130
$45
3’0”
Children’s Pony Hunter
136, 137, 138
140
$45
S&M-2’ / L-2’6”
———————————————————————————————————————————–——————————————————-——————————UNRATED / LOCAL SECTIONS
Hunter O/F
U/S
Class Fee
Fences
————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————Evergreen Hunter
201, 202, 203
205
$40
2’3”
Modified Low Hunter
206, 207, 208
210
$40
2’6”
Baby Green Hunter
211, 212, 213
215
$40
2’6”
Training Hunter
216, 217, 218
220
$40
2’9”
Low Hunter
221, 222, 223
225
$40
3’0”
Modified Junior / Amateur Hunter
226, 227, 228
230
$40
3’3”
Low Children’s Hunter
231, 232, 233
235
$40
2’6”
Low Adult Hunter
236, 237, 238
240
$40
2’6”
Modified Child / Adult Hunter
241, 242, 243
245
$40
2’9”
Schooling Pony Hunter
246, 247, 248
250
$40
2’0”
———————————————————————————————————————————–——————————————————-——————————INDIVIDUAL CLASSES
Class #s
Class Fee
Notes
————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————Open Warm-Up (3’6”/3’9”/3’6”/3’3”)
281, 282
$40
Awards for Warm-Up classes will be given out as follows:
2’6” Warm-Up
283
$40
Score of 85+ will receive a 1st Place Ribbon
2’9” Warm-Up
284
$40
Score of 80-84 will receive a 2nd Place Ribbon
3’0” Warm-Up
285
$40
Score of 75-79 will receive a 3rd Place Ribbon
Score of 70-74 will receive a 4th Place Ribbon
Pony Warm-Up
286, 287
$40
Score of 65-69 will receive a 5th Place Ribbon
3’0” Schooling Hunter
290, 291, 292, 293
$40
———————————————–————————————-———————–—————-———————————————————————————————JUMPER SECTIONS
Class #s
Class Fee
Prize Money - Notes
————————————————————————————–————————————-———————————————————————————————.70m (2’3”) Jumper
301, 302, 303, 304, 305, 306, 307 $50
$100 Stake (#307 only)
.80m (2’7”) Jumper
308, 309, 310, 311, 312, 313, 314 $50
To be eligible for any of these Jumper
.90m (2’11”) Jumper
315, 316, 317, 318, 319, 320, 321 $50
Stake classes, an entry must have
1.00m (3’3”) Jumper
322, 323, 324, 325, 326, 327, 328 $50
entered and shown in at least two other
1.05m (3’5”) Jumper
329, 330, 331, 332, 333, 334, 335 $50
jumper classes at the same show.
1.10m (3’7”) Jumper
336, 337, 338, 339, 340
$50 ($65 for #340) $500 Stake (#340 only)
1.15m (3’9”) Jumper
341, 342, 343, 344, 345
$50 ($65 for #345) $500 Stake (#345 only)
1.20m (3’11”)Jumper
346, 347, 348, 349
$65
$200 / class + $20 add back
1.30m (4’3”) Jumper
350, 351, 352, 353
$65
$300 / class + $20 add back
1.35m (4’5”) Jumper
354, 355
$65
$300 / class + $20 add back (no championship offered in this section)
Entries Close Monday, September 23rd
Prize Lists, Schedules, Entry Blanks & Results Are Online at www.langershows.com
NORCAL MEDAL FINALS HORSE SHOW
INDEX TO CLASSES
————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————JUNIOR / AMATEUR JUMPER SECTIONS
Class #s
Class Fee
Prize Money
————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————.70m (2’3”) Children’s / AA Jumper
356, 357, 358
$50
.80m (2’7”) Children’s / AA Jumper
359, 360, 361
$50
.90m (2’11”) Children’s / AA Jumper
362, 363, 364
$50
1.00m (3’3”) Children’s / AA Jumper
365, 366, 367
$50
1.05m (3’5”) Children’s / AA Jumper
368, 369, 370
$50
1.10m (3’7”) Zone 10 Children’s Jumper
371, 372, 373
$50
1.10m (3’7”) Zone 10 A/A Jumper
374, 375, 376
$50
1.20m (3’11”) Modified Jr / Am Jumper
377, 378, 379
$50
1.30m/1.35m (4’3”/4’5”) Low / High Jr / AO Jumper
380, 381, 382
$65
$300 + $20 add back
————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————WARM-UP CLASSES
Class #s
Class Fee
Notes
————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————1.00m (3’3”) Jumper Warm-Up
391, 392, 393, 394, 395
$50
Open to all - no cross entry restrictions
———————————————–————————————-———————–—————-———————————————————————————————
EQUITATION SECTION
Class #s: Flat
Over Fences
Class Fee
Height
————————————————————————————–————————————-————————————————————————————–—-—
Low Child Equitation **
401
402
$40
2’6”
Low Adult Equitation **
404
405
$40
2’6”
**Low Child and Low Adult riders may not cross enter into any classes with fences exceeding 3’0” at the same show.
Limit Jr / Am Equitation
407
408
$40
2’9”
Limit riders are riders that have not won six first place ribbons competing in equitation classes at Regular and Local Competitions of USEF or Equine Canada
Pony Equitation
410
411
$40
2’3”/ 2’6”/ 3’0”
Equitation 11 & Under
413
414
$40
2’9”
Equitation 12-14
416
417
$40
3’0”
Equitation 15-17
419
420
$40
3’0”
Equitation 18-35
422
423
$40
3’0”
Equitation 36 & Over
425
426
$40
3’0”
———————————————————————————————————————————————————–—–———————————————————
Minimum Entries / Entries must complete
MEDAL CLASSES
Class # Fee
Height
—————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————–—–—————
Pessoa / US Hunter Seat Medal
442
$50
3’6”
6 must compete / 6 must complete
Equisport / US Pony Medal
443
$50
2’3”/2’6”/3’0”
444
$50
3’3”
US Adult Equitation
NorCal Junior Medal (2013)
445
$50
3’6”
NorCal Senior Medal (2013)
446
$50
3’6”
NorCal 3’ Junior / Amateur Medal (2013)
447
$50
3’0”
NorCal Pony Medal (2013)
448
$50
2’3”/2’6”/3’0”
PCHA Adult Horsemanship 35 & Over
457
$50
3’3”
Onondarka Medal 12 & Under
458
$50
3’0”
PCHA Horsemanship Medal 14 & Under
459
$50
3’3”
CPHA Horsemanship Medal
460
$50
2’6”
CPHA Child/Adult Medal
461
$50
3’0”
CPHA Foundation Eq. Class
462
$50
3’3”
CPHA Junior Medal
463
$50
3’6”
CPHA Senior Medal
464
$50
3’6”
WCE Junior / Amateur Medal
465
$50
1.10m
Horse & Hound Medal
468
$50
3’0”
Horse & Hound Pony Medal
469
$50
2’0”/2’6”
Cloverleaf Equitation Classic
470
$50
3’0”
Hudson & Company Medal
471
$50
3’3”
Almaden Farms Jr/Am Medal
472
$50
2’9”
1.00m (3’3”) LEGIS Jumper Medal
473
$50
1.00m
3’0” LEGIS Children’s Medal
474
$50
3’0”
3’0” LEGIS Adult Medal
475
$50
3’0”
2’6” LEGIS Child / Adult Medal
476
$50
2’6”
THIS Children’s Medal
477
$50
3’0”
Ariat National Adult Medal
478
$50
3’0”
ASPCA Maclay Medal
479
$50
3’6”6 must compete / 6 must complete
USEF Talent Search Medal Class
480
$50
3’6”-3’9”
CLASSICS / SPECIAL CLASSES
MINIMUM NUMBER OF ENTRIES: See each class for minimum entry requirements. ORDER OF GO / POST ENTERING: In order to facilitate a starting order, entries into any Classics / Special Classes at this show must be made by
5:00pm the day before the class is offered. Entries made by this time will be included in the draw for the order and will
not incur any Post Entry Fee. Entries made after this time, if accepted, will incur a $25 Post Entry Fee and will be required to go first in the order. SCRATCHING: Entries are allowed to scratch any Classic / Special Class up until 5:00pm
the day before it is offered with no Scratch Fees. Scratches made after this time will forfeit the class entry fee unless
such scratch is due to injury to horse or rider and a written note from the official horse show veterinarian or medical personnel is presented at the time of the scratch. ATTIRE: Formal attire is requested. Proper attire is mandatory.
AWARDS: Special Prize and ribbon to first - ribbons through eighth place.
———————————————————
501. $10,000 Carolyn Day Memorial Grand Prix 1.35m
Member Event Of The 2013 $25,000 LEGIS Northern California Jumper Rider Bonus
Entry Fee: $375
Open to any horse and rider combination. No cross entry restrictions, but must enter and show in at least one other jumper class (1.20
or higher) at the show. To be shown over a course of fences at listed height. After the first round, in case of a tie for first place only,
there will be one jump-off in which time will decide. Ties for other than first place will be broken by time taken in the first round. USEF
Table ll; Sec 2a (Time First Jump-Off). Prize money divided 30%, 22%, 15%, 10%, 7%, 6%, 5%, 5%. In the event that there are less
than twelve (12) entries at 5:00 p.m. the day before, management reserves the right to reduce the prize money to $5,000 and the entry fee to $250.
502. $1000 OPEN WELCOME STAKE 1.35m
Entry Fee: $100
503. $1000 LOW / HIGH JUNIOR / AMATEUR OWNER JUMPER CLASSIC 1.30m / 1.35m
Entry Fee: $100
505. $1000 1.25m JUMPER CLASSIC
Entry Fee: $100
506. $1000 MODIFIED JUNIOR / AMATEUR JUMPER CLASSIC 1.20m
Entry Fee: $100
507. $1000 CHILDREN’S / AA JUMPER CLASSIC 1.10m
Entry Fee: $100
Open to any horse and rider combination. No cross entry restrictions. To be shown over a course of fences at listed height. After the
first round, in case of a tie for first place only, there will be one jump-off in which time will decide. Ties for other than first place will be
broken by time taken in the first round. USEF Table ll; Sec 2a/b (Time First Jump-Off). Prize money divided 30%, 22%, 15%, 12%,
11%, 10%. If there are less than eight (8) entries at 5:00pm the day before, management reserves the right to reduce prize money to
$500 and the entry fee to $65 or cancel the class entirely.
To be eligible, horses must have entered and shown in at least one class in the Low / High Junior / AO Jumper section at this show.
To be shown over a course of fences at listed height. After the first round, in case of a tie for first place only, there will be one jump-off
in which time will decide. Ties for other than first place will be broken by time taken in the first round. USEF Table ll; Sec 2a/b (Time
First Jump-Off). Prize money divided 30%, 22%, 15%, 12%, 11%, 10%. If there are less than eight (8) entries at 5:00pm the day before, management reserves the right to lower prize money to $500 and the entry fee to $65 or cancel the class entirely.
To be eligible, horses must have entered and shown in at least one class at 1.20m or higher at this show. To be shown over a course
of fences at listed height. After the first round, in case of a tie for first place only, there will be one jump-off in which time will decide.
Ties for other than first place will be broken by time taken in the first round. USEF Table ll; Sec 2b (Time First Jump-Off). Prize money
divided 30%, 22%, 15%, 12%, 11%, 10%. If there are less than eight (8) entries at 5:00pm the day before, management reserves the
right to reduce prize money to $500 and the entry fee to $65 or cancel the class entirely.
To be eligible, horses must have entered and shown in at least one class in the Modified Junior / Amateur Jumper section at this
show. To be shown over a course of fences at listed height. After the first round, in case of a tie for first place only, there will be one
jump-off in which time will decide. Ties for other than first place will be broken by time taken in the first round. USEF Table ll; Sec 2b
(Time First Jump-Off). Prize money divided 30%, 22%, 15%, 12%, 11%, 10%. If there are less than eight (8) entries at 5:00pm the
day before, management reserves the right to reduce prize money to $500 and the entry fee to $65 or cancel the class entirely.
To be eligible, horses must have entered and shown in at least one class in the 1.10m Children’s or Adult Amateur Jumper sections at
this show. To be shown over a course of fences at listed height. After the first round, in case of a tie for first place only, there will be
one jump-off in which time will decide. Ties for other than first place will be broken by time taken in the first round. USEF Table II;
Sec 2a/b (Time First Jump-Off). Prize money divided 30%, 22%, 15%, 12%, 11%, 10%. If there are less than eight (8) entries at
5:00pm the day before, management reserves the right to reduce prize money to $500 and the entry fee to $65 or cancel the class
CLASSICS / SPECIAL CLASSES (continued)
508. $1000 JUNIOR / AMATEUR OWNER HUNTER CLASSIC 3’3” / 3’6”
Entry Fee: $100
509. $1000 CHILDREN’S HUNTER CLASSIC 3’0”
510. $1000 ADULT AMATEUR HUNTER CLASSIC 3’0”
Entry Fee: $100
Entry Fee: $100
511. $1000 PONY HUNTER CLASSIC 2’3” / 2’6” / 3’0”
Entry Fee: $100
512. $500 CAROUSEL HUNTER DERBY 2’6”-2’9”
Entry Fee: $50
513. $2500 USHJA NATIONAL HUNTER DERBY 3’0”
Entry Fee: $175
To be eligible, horses must have entered, shown and completed the course in at least two classes over fences in the Junior, Amateur
Owner or 3’3” Low Amateur Owner Hunter sections at this show. This will be held as a standalone two-round hunter classic. The top
fifteen scoring entries from the first round shall return for a second round. Scores will be averaged from both rounds to determine the
winner. In case of a tie for first place, the tied horses will jump a third round over a shortened course. In all other ties, the prize money
will be added and divided equally and officials will toss a coin for the ribbons. Prize money divided 30%, 22%, 15%, 12%, 11%, 10%. If
there are less than eight (8) entries at 5:00pm the day before, management reserves the right to reduce the prize money to $500 and
the entry fee to $65 or just cancel the class entirely.
To be eligible, horses must have entered and shown in at least two classes over fences in their respective section at this show (one of
these rounds MUST be the last class of the section on Sunday as it counts as the first round of the classic). The last class of each
section shall count as the first round of the classic. All entries not eliminated in the first round shall return for the second round. Scores
will be averaged from both rounds to determine the winner. In case of a tie for first place, the tied horses will jump a third round over a
shortened course. In all other ties, the prize money will be added and divided equally and officials will toss a coin for the ribbons. Fences 3’0”. Prize money divided 30%, 22%, 15%, 12%, 11%, 10%. If there are less than eight (8) entries at 5:00pm the day before in either class, management reserves the right to reduce the prize money to $500 and the entry fee to $65 or combine them. In the event
there are still less than eight (8) entries after being combined, management reserves the right to cancel the class entirely.
To be eligible, ponies must have entered and shown in at least two classes over fences in the USEF “A” rated Pony Hunter section at
this show. This will be held as a standalone two-round hunter classic. The top fifteen scoring entries from the first round shall return for
a second round. Scores will be averaged from both rounds to determine the winner. In case of a tie for first place, the tied horses will
jump a third round over a shortened course. In all other ties, the prize money will be added and divided equally and officials will toss a
coin for the ribbons. Fences as per regulation pony heights. Prize money divided 30%, 22%, 15%, 12%, 11%, 10%. If there are less
than eight (8) entries at 5:00pm the day before, management reserves the right to reduce the prize money to $500 and the entry fee to
$65 or just cancel the class entirely.
To be eligible, horses must have shown in at least two classes over fences in the Low Children’s, Low Adult, Modified Children’s /
Adult, Pony and/or Children’s Pony Hunter sections at the same show. Riders may show as many horses as they wish in this class. To
be shown over a single-round course of at least 10 fences at 2’6” in height, with three option fences set at 2’9”. The course will consist
of both hunter classic and hunter handy style lines, turns and jumps. Open numerical scoring system. After the judge’s score is given,
one point will be added for each high option fence jumped successfully (maximum of three points). Winners must ride for awards If
there are less than eight (8) entries at 5:00pm the day before, management reserves the right to cancel the class.
Member Event Of The 2013 LEGIS Hunter Rider Bonus Series
FEES & DECLARATIONS: Entry should be made by 5:00pm the day preceding the class. The order of go will then be established.
Entries made after this deadline, if accepted, will be charged a $25 Post Entry Fee and be required to go first in the order. Scratches
made by 5:00pm the day before will receive a full refund. Scratches up until the start of the class will receive a refund of the Entry Fee
minus a $50 Scratch Fee. ELIGIBILITY: Open to any horse / rider combination. Riders, owners and trainers must be current active
members of the USEF and USHJA before the start of the class. Horses competing in this class must be registered with the USHJA
prior to the start of the class. Horses must have entered and shown in at least two other hunter classes over fences in any section at
the same show. Riders may show as many horses as they wish. CLASS CONDITIONS: The first round will be a regular hunter classic course consisting of at least ten fences at 3’0” in height with four option fences at 3’5” in height. The top 12 entries will return for a
second round over a handy hunter course consisting of at least eight fences at 3’0” in height with four option fences at 3’5” in height.
Two judges shall sit together and throw one score. After the judges’ score is given, one point will be added for each high option fence
jumped (maximum of four points per round). Scores from both rounds will be added together to determine placings. Horses will not be
required to jog for soundness. Any unsoundness during the competition will be reflected in the scores from the judges. AWARDS /
PRIZE MONEY: Winners must ride for awards. Trophy and Ribbon to 1st Place - Ribbons awarded through 8th Place. Prize money
divided as follows: 30%, 22%, 15%, 10%, 7%, 6%, 5%, 5%. High Score Awards to be presented to the highest placing junior, highest
placing amateur and highest placing professional. Visit USHJA website at www.ushja.org for more information.
SHOW CHAMPIONSHIPS
In all Hunter championships, the titles shall be awarded to two of the four horses which have acquired the
most points over fences. In addition to these points, only these four horses shall receive points for ribbons
won in Under Saddle classes and Model classes. Ties in USEF Hunter Championships shall be broken as
specified in the USEF Rule Book. Others shall remain tied and shall flip / draw for the awards. Hunter points calculated: 10-6-4-2-1-1/2. Jumper points for all but the final class in each section shall be pointed 10-6-4-2-1-1/2. The
final class in each jumper section shall be a Bonus Point class and shall count 15-9-6-3-2-1. In case of a tie for
champion or reserve, the winner shall be the entry with more points in the Bonus Point class. Equitation points calculated: 10, 6, 4, 2, 1, 1/2. In case of a tie for champion or reserve, the winner shall be the entry with more points
over fences. If still tied, more points in the Equitation Flat class.
USEF CHAMPIONSHIPS
Pre-Green Hunter*
1st Yr Green Working Hunter*
2nd Yr Green Working Hunter*
High Performance Working Hunter*
Performance Working Hunter 3’6”*
Performance Working Hunter 3’3”*
Junior Hunter 15 & Under*
Junior Hunter 16-17*
Low A/O Hunter 18-35*
Low A/O Hunter 36 & O *
A/O Hunter 18-35*
A/O Hunter 36 & O*
Small Pony*
Medium Pony*
Large Pony*
Children’s Hunter Pony*
Children’s Hunter 13 & Under*
Children’s Hunter 14-17*
Adult Amateur Hunter 18-40*
Adult Amateur Hunter 41 & O*
OTHER CHAMPIONSHIPS
Evergreen Hunter
Modified Low Hunter
Baby Green Hunter
Training Hunter
Low Hunter
Modified Jr / Am Hunter*
Low Children’s Hunter
Low Adult Hunter
Modified Child / Adult Hunter
0.70m Jumper
0.80m Jumper
0.90m Jumper
1.00m Jumper
1.05m Jumper
1.10m Jumper
1.15m Jumper
1.20m Jumper (**)
1.30m Jumper (**)
0.70m Ch/AA Jumper
0.80m Ch/AA Jumper
0.90m Ch/AA Jumper
1.00m Ch/AA Jumper
1.05m Ch/AA Jumper
1.10m Children’s Jumper*
1.10m Adult Amateur Jumper*
1.20m Modified Jr/Am Jumper*
1.30m/1.35m Low / High Junior/AO Jumper* (**)
(*) Denotes NorCal Championship
(**) Based on money won
500 Carousel Hunter Derby
$
To be eligible, horses must have shown in at least two classes over fences
in the Low Children’s, Low Adult, Modified Children’s / Adult, Pony and/or
Children’s Pony Hunter sections at the same show. Riders may show as many
horses as they wish in this class. To be shown over a single-round course of
at least 10 fences at 2’6” in height, with three option fences set at 2’9”.
The course will consist of both hunter classic and hunter handy style lines,
turns and jumps. Open numerical scoring system. After the judge’s score is
given, one point will be added for each high option fence jumped
successfully (maximum of three points). Winners must ride for awards.
Carousel Hunter Derby
The Carousel Perpetual Trophy is awarded to the horse/rider combination
accumulating the most points in the Carousel Hunter Derby class at the
Woodside horse Shows and the Nor Cal Medal Finals Horse Show. The Nor Cal
Medal Finals show will receive double points. Standings are on the LEG website.
Three places to win money:
Northern California Series
LA "A" Shows Series • Gold Coast Series
LEGIS Hunter
Rider Bonus
Series
Up to $10,000 in cash
awards to the derby rider
who wins two or more designated
hunter derbies on the same horse during the 2013!
Bonus awards for USHJA Hunter Derbies at the
Northern California Series and the LA “A” shows at LAEC
$500 Win any 2 classes on the same horse
$2,500 Win any 3 classes on the same horse
Bonus awards for USHJA Hunter Derbies at the Gold Coast Series
$500 Win any 2 classes on the same horse
More info at:
LEGISequine.com
)
PCHA
USEF / USHJA #
OWNER
Norcal
Age
Sex
Height
Circle Junior Hunter or Pony Size
Small Medium Large
USEF ENTRY AGREEMENT
Circle Green Status
1st Yr 2nd Yr
US Citizen? (Circle one): YES NO
PCHA
Rec #
ID #
Measurement
2
1
RIDER
Junior - Birthdate
)
Norcal
PCHA
Junior - Birthdate
Signature:
Print Name:
Signature:
Print Name:
Emergency Contact & Cell Phone #:
RIDER / HANDLER 1 (Mandatory)
PARENT / GUARDIAN (If Rider 1 is a minor)
Print Name:
Print Name:
TRAINER / COACH (Mandatory)
Signature:
Signature:
OWNER (Mandatory)
Print Name:
Signature:
PARENT / GUARDIAN (If Rider 2 is a minor)
Print Name:
Signature:
RIDER / HANDLER 2
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Checks To Nor Cal Finals Show
Grounds Fee per
day
$40
USEF Horse Fee
$16
USHJA Z10 Fee
$2
USEF N/M $30
USHJA N/M $30
PCHA Fee
$3
Norcal Fee
$3
CA Drug Fee $5
MISC. FEES
$
=$
=$
=$
=$
=$
DEPOSIT AMOUNTS DUE WITH THIS ENTRY
CLASS NUMBERS ENTERED
Norcal
US Citizen? (Circle one): YES NO
RIDER TWO (2) INFORMATION
PCHA
USEF / USHJA #
TRAINER / COACH
Amateur - Circle Age 18-35 36-49 50&O
USEF / USHJA #
City/State/Zip
Address
Name
Email
Phone (
City/State/Zip
Address
Barn Name
Name
I have read the United States Equestrian Federation, Inc. (the "Federation") Entry Agreement (GR906.4) as printed in the Prize List for The Woodside Summer Circuit ("Competition") and agree to all of its provisions. I
$100 x
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 from the Competition, and Registration Fee
agree that any actions against the Federation must be brought in New York State.
Federation Release, Assumption of Rish, Waiver, and Indemnification This document waives important legal rights. Read it carefully before signing.
Horse Stalls
$200 x
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I AGREE that "the Federation" and "Competition" as used herein includes the Licensee and Competition Management, as well as all of their officials, officers, directors, employees, agents, personnel, volunteers and Tack Stalls
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Federation affiliates.
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 High Jmpr Nominating Fee $100 x
fully aware and acknowledge that horse sports and the Competion involve inherent dangerous risks of accident, loss, and serious bodily injury including broken bones, head injuries, trauma, pain, suffering, or death.
("Harm").
RV Space w/ hookup
$225 x
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 to my horse and for any Harm of any nature caused by me or my
horse to others, even if the Harm arises or results reusulted, 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 Competiton 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
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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 competiton.
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Color
Amateur - Circle Age 18-35 36-49 50&O
HORSE USEF # and TYPE
USEF / USHJA #
SS# ___ ___ ___-___ ___-___ ___ ___ ___ or FED ID# ___ ___-___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___
Arrival Date:
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City/State/Zip
Office Use
Address
Address
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Name
Stable With:
Send Entries To:
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2570 Oakshore Drive.
Westlake Village, CA 91361
RIDER ONE (1) INFORMATION
For More Information Contact
Melessa Lee at:
805.495.8884
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Entries Close Monday, September 23, 2013
October 9-13, 2013
NOR CAL Medal Finals Show
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NorCal
2013
NorCal Medal Finals
The NorCal Hunter Jumper Association would like to thank the
following businesses and individuals for their generous support and
contributions to the NorCal Medal Finals Horse Show.
Sponsor of the NorCal
3’6” Junior & Senior Medals
Sponsor of the NorCal
3’ & Pony Medals
G2
Hey & Hey
Insurance
Services
Tom Rattigan
Attorneys at Law,
LLP
Nancy & Polly Hey
Special Awards
Best Medal Horse Award
Sue Lightner, Lightacres
Sponsor of Best Medal Horse
in honor of Evan
Groom Award
Shorty & Spaulding
Sponsor of the Groom’s Awards for the
Grooms of each Medal Finals winner
NorCal will be hosting the
Trainer’s Hospitality Tent
Breakfast items and coffee, snacks and soft drinks all day.
2013 NORCAL MEDAL FINALS HORSE SHOW -- Tentative Time Schedule
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9th
Main Jumper Ring -- 8:00am
391 1.00m Jumper Warm-Up II; 2c
336 1.10m Jumper II; 2c
346 $200 1.20m Jumper II; 2b
350 $300 1.30m Jumper II; 2b
354 $300 1.35m Jumper II; 2b
1.00m
1.10m
1.15m
1.20m
1.30m
1.35m
Jumper Ring 2 -- 8:30am
301, 302 .70m Jumper II; 2c / II; 1
308, 309 .80m Jumper II; 2c / II; 1
315, 316 .90m Jumper II; 2c / II; 1
322, 323 1.00m Jumper II; 2c / II; 1
329, 330 1.05m Jumper II; 2c / II; 1
.70m
.80m
.90m
1.00m
1.05m
Main Hunter Ring -- 8:00am
281 Open Warm-Up Hunter
(to be held open through HPH 3'9")
21, 22* Performance Wkg Hunter 3'3"
16, 17* Performance Wkg Hunter 3'6"
1, 2* 1st Yr Green Wkg Hunter
6, 7* 2nd Yr Green Wkg Hunter
11, 12* High Performance Hunter
290, 291 3'0" Schooling Hunter
All
3'3"
3'6"
3'6"
3'9"
3'9"
3'0"
Hunter Ring 2 -- 8:00am
201, 202 Evergreen Hunter
206, 207 Modified Low Hunter
211, 212 Baby Green Hunter
216, 217 Training Hunter
221, 222 Low Hunter
101, 102 Pre-Green Hunter
2'3"
2'6"
2'6"
2'9"
3'0"
3'0"
Trainer Dinner
* Handy rounds
hosted by Nor Cal
Honoring our professionals
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10th
1.00m
1.10m
1.15m
347 $200 1.20m Jumper II; 2b
1.20m
377 1.20m Modified Jr/Am Jumper II; 2b
1.20m
351 $300 1.30m Jumper II; 2b
1.30m
380 $300 Low/High Jr/AO Jumper II; 2b 1.30m/1.35m
502. $1000 Open Welcome Stake
1.35m II; 2a/b
303, 304 .70m Jumper II; 2b / II; 1
310, 311 .80m Jumper II; 2b / II; 1
317, 318 .90m Jumper II; 2b / II; 1
324, 325 1.00m Jumper II; 2b / II; 1
331, 332 1.05m Jumper II; 2b / II; 1
.70m
.80m
.90m
1.00m
1.05m
282 Open Warm-Up Hunter
(to be held open through HPH 3'9")
23 Performance Wkg Hunter 3'3"
25 Performance Wkg Hunter 3'3" U/S
18 Performance Wkg Hunter 3'6"
20 Performance Wkg Hunter 3'6" U/S
3 1st Yr Green Wkg Hunter
5 1st Yr Green Wkg Hunter U/S
8 2nd Yr Green Wkg Hunter
10 2nd Yr Green Wkg Hunter U/S
13 High Performance Hunter
15 High Performance Hunter U/S
292, 293 3'0" Schooling Hunter
Main Hunter Ring -- 1:00pm
479 ASPCA Maclay Medal
445 NorCal Junior Medal (2013)
446 NorCal Senior Medal (2013)
Main Hunter Ring - 4:00pm
All
3'3"
Flat
3'6"
Flat
3'6"
Flat
3'9"
Flat
3'9"
Flat
3'0"
3'6"
3'6"
3'6"
203 Evergreen Hunter
205 Evergreen Hunter U/S
208 Modified Low Hunter
213 Baby Green Hunter
210 Modified Low Hunter U/S
215 Baby Green Hunter U/S
218 Training Hunter
220 Training Hunter U/S
223 Low Hunter
103 $500 Pre-Green Hunter Stake
225 Low Hunter U/S
105 Pre-Green Hunter U/S
2'3"
Flat
2'6"
2'6"
Flat
Flat
2'9"
Flat
3'0"
3'0"
Flat
Flat
Hunter Ring 2 -- not before 2:00pm
447 NorCal 3' Jr/Am Medal (2013)
448 NorCal Pony Medal (2013)
3'0"
2'3"/2'6"/3'0"
513. $2,500 USHJA National Hunter Derby
a 2013 LEGIS Hunter Rider Bonus Class
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11th
1.00m
1.10m
371 1.10m Children's Jumper II; 2c
1.10m
374 1.10m A/A Jumper II; 2c
1.10m
1.15m
348 $200 1.20m Jumper II; 2b
1.20m
378 1.20m Modified Jr/Am Jumper II; 2c
1.20m
352 $300 1.30m Jumper II; 2b
1.30m
381 $300 Low/High Jr/AO Jumper II; 2b 1.30m/1.35m
355 $300 1.35m Jumper II; 2b
1.35m
480 USEF Talent Search Class
3'6"-3'9"
305 .70m Jumper II; 2c
356 .70m Child / AA Jumper II; 2c
365 1.00 Child / AA Jumper II; 2c
471 Hudson & Company Medal
368 1.05m Child / AA Jumper II; 2c
.70m
.70m
.80m
.80m
.90m
.90m
1.00m
1.00m
1.00m
1.05m
1.05m
226 Modified Jr/Am Hunter
230 Modified Jr/Am Hunter U/S
457 PCHA Adult Medal
459 PCHA Horsemanship
444 USEF Adult Equitation
36, 37* Low A/O Hunter 18-35
41, 42* Low A/O Hunter 36 & O
46, 47* A/O Hunter 18-35
51, 52* A/O Hunter 36 & Over
26, 27* Junior Hunter 15 & Under
31, 32* Junior Hunter 16-17
416 Eq Flat 12-14
419 Eq Flat 15-17
417 Eq O/F 12-14
420 Eq O/F 15-17
474 LEGIS Children's Medal
111 Children's Hunter 13 & Under
116 Children's Hunter 14-17
422 Eq Flat 18-35
425 Eq Flat 36 & Over
423 Eq O/F 18-35
426 Eq O/F 36 & Over
475 LEGIS Adult Medal
121 A/A Hunter 18-40
126 A/A Hunter 41 & Over
3'3"
Flat
3'3"
3'3"
3'3"
3'3"
3'3"
3'6"
3'6"
3'6"
3'6"
Flat
Flat
3'0"
3'0"
3'0"
3'0"
3'0"
Flat
Flat
3'0"
3'0"
3'0"
3'0"
3'0"
56 Small Pony Model
Flat
61 Medium Pony Model
Flat
66 Large Pony Model
Flat
286 Pony Warm-Up
All
(to be held open through all pony classes)
246, 247 Schooling Pony Hunter
2'
136, 137 Children's Pony Hunter
2'/2'6"
57**, 58* Small Pony Hunter
2'3"
62**, 63* Medium Pony Hunter
2'6"
67**, 68* Large Pony Hunter
3'0"
443 USEF Pony Medal
2'3"/2'6"/3'0"
401 Low Child Eq Flat
Flat
404 Low Adult Eq Flat
Flat
402 Low Child Eq O/F
2'6"
405 Low Adult Eq O/F
2'6"
476 LEGIS 2'6" Ch/Ad Medal
2'6"
413 Eq Flat 11 & Under
Flat
407 Limit Jr/Am Eq Flat
Flat
414 Eq O/F 11 & Under
2'9"
408 Limit Jr/Am Eq O/F
2'9"
472 Almaden Farms Jr/Am Medal
2'9"
477 THIS Children's Medal
3'0"
478 Ariat Adult Medal
3'0"
* Handy rounds
** Conformation
Friday Afternoon / Time TBA ~ Draw For The Order Of Go & Reception Honoring The Medal Finalists
2013 NORCAL MEDAL FINALS HORSE SHOW -- Tentative Time Schedule
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12th
Main Jumper Ring -- after Norcal Senior
394 1.00m Jumper Warm-Up II; 1
465 WCE Medal
339 1.10m Jumper II; 1
372 1.10m Children's Jumper II; 1
375 1.10m A/A Jumper II; 1
344 1.15m Jumper II; 1
349 $200 1.20m Jumper II; 1
379 1.20m Modified Jr/Am Jumper II; 1
353 $300 1.30m Jumper II; 1
382 $300 Low/High Jr/AO Jumper II; 1
1.00m
1.10m
1.10m
1.10m
1.10m
1.15m
1.20m
1.20m
1.30m
1.30m/1.35m
501. $10,000 Carolyn Day
Memorial Grand Prix (1.35m)
366 1.00 Child / AA Jumper II; 2c
473 LEGIS Jumper Medal
369 1.05m Child / AA Jumper II; 2c
.70m
.70m
.80m
.80m
.90m
.90m
1.00m
1.00m
1.00m
1.05m
1.05m
Hunter Ring 2 -- after NorCal Senior
2013 NorCal Medal Finals
603. NorCal 3' Jr/Am Medal - Round 1
604. NorCal Pony Medal - Round 1
601. NorCal Junior Medal - Round 1
602. NorCal Senior Medal - Round 1
Main Hunter Ring -- after NorCal Senior
38 Low A/O Hunter 18-35
43 Low A/O Hunter 36 & O
40 Low A/O Hunter U/S 18-35
45 Low A/O Hunter U/S 36 & O
48 A/O Hunter 18-35
53 A/O Hunter 36 & Over
50 A/O Hunter U/S 18-35
55 A/O Hunter U/S 36 & Over
464 CPHA Senior Medal
28 Junior Hunter 15 & Under
33 Junior Hunter 16-17
30 Junior Hunter U/S 15 & Under
35 Junior Hunter U/S 16-17
463 CPHA Junior Medal
442 USEF Hunt Seat Medal
285 3'0" Warm-Up
125 A/A Hunter U/S 18-40
130 A/A Hunter U/S 41 & Over
115 Children's Hunter U/S 13 & Under
120 Children's Hunter U/S 14-17
461 CPHA Child / Adult Medal
3'3"
3'3"
3'3"
Flat
Flat
3'6"
3'6"
Flat
Flat
3'6"
3'6"
3'6"
Flat
Flat
3'6"
3'6"
3'0"
3'0"
3'0"
Flat
Flat
3'0"
3'0"
Flat
Flat
3'0"
Hunter Ring 2 -- after NorCal Pony
287 Pony Warm-Up
All
(to be held open through all pony classes)
248 Schooling Pony Hunter
2'
250 Schooling Pony Hunter U/S
Flat
138 Children's Pony Hunter
2'/2'6"
469 Horse & Hound Pony Medal
2'/2'6"
140 Children's Pony Hunter U/S
Flat
411 Pony Eq O/F
2'3"/2'6"/3'0"
410 Pony Eq Flat
Flat
59 Small Pony Hunter
2'3"
60 Small Pony Hunter U/S
Flat
64 Medium Pony Hunter
2'6"
65 Medium Pony Hunter U/S
Flat
69 Large Pony Hunter
3'0"
70 Large Pony Hunter U/S
Flat
283 2'6" Warm-Up
2'6"
231, 232 Low Child Hunter
2'6"
236, 237 Low Adult Hunter
2'6"
460 CPHA Horsemanship Medal
2'6"
284 2'9" Warm-Up
2'9"
241, 242 Mod Child / Adult Hunter
2'9"
468 Horse & Hound Medal
3'0"
458 Onondarka Medal
3'0"
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13th
Please Join Us For A Sunday Morning Brunch To Celebrate The Medal Finals Sponsored by LEG
Main Jumper Ring -- after Norcal Senior
395 1.00m Jumper Warm-Up II; 2b
1.00m
340 $500 1.10m Jumper Stake II; 2b
1.10m
373 1.10m Children's Jumper II; 2b
1.10m
376 1.10m A/A Jumper II; 2b
1.10m
507 $1000 Children's / AA Classic II; 2a/b
1.10m
1.15m
506 $1000 Mod Jr/Am Classic II; 2a/b
1.20m
505 $1000 1.25m Jumper Classic II; 2a/b
1.25m
503 $1000 Jr/AO Classic II; 2b
1.30m/1.35m
358 .70m Child / AA Jumper II; 2b
307 $100 .70m Jumper Stake II; 2b
470 Cloverleaf Eq Classic
367 1.00 Child / AA Jumper II; 2b
370 1.05m Child / AA Jumper II; 2b
.70m
.70m
.80m
.80m
.90m
.90m
.95m
1.00m
1.00m
1.05m
1.05m
601. NorCal Junior Medal - Round 2
602. NorCal Senior Medal - Round 2
Main Hunter Ring -- after NorCal Senior
462 CPHA Foundation
3'3"
3'3"
508 $1000 Jr / AO Hunter Classic
3'3"-3'6"
3'0"
3'0"
510 $1000 A/A Hunter Classic
3'0"
3'0"
3'0"
509 $1000 Children's Hunter Classic
3'0"
Hunter Ring 2 -- after NorCal Senior
603. NorCal 3' Jr/Am Medal - Round 2
604. NorCal Pony Medal - Round 2
Hunter Ring 2 -- after NorCal Pony
511 $1000 Pony Hunter Classic
233 Low Child Hunter
238 Low Adult Hunter
235 Low Child Hunter U/S
240 Low Adult Hunter U/S
243 Mod Child / Adult Hunter
245 Mod Child / Adult Hunter U/S
512 Carousel Hunter Derby
Management reserves the right to combine, cancel and move classes from one ring to another as number of entries and time constraints warrant.
2'3"/2'6"/3'0"
2'6"
2'6"
Flat
Flat
2'9"
Flat
2'6"-2'9"
Conditions & Specifications
HUNTERS / COMBINED SECTIONS
RATED SECTIONS OF THIS COMPETITION ARE OFFICIAL USEF POINT COMPETITIONS FOR USEF NATIONAL AND USEF ZONE HORSE
OF THE YEAR AWARDS PROGRAMS. JUDGED ON PERFORMANCE AND SOUNDNESS. RATED HUNTER COURSES - To consist of at least
eight fences with changes of direction. Fences will simulate obstacles found in the hunt field, such as brush, post and rails, walls, in-and-outs,
gates, etc. No bank or water jumps. Course diagrams will be posted 1/2 hour before the class. UNDER SADDLE CLASSES - To be shown at a
walk, trot and canter both ways of the ring. No martingales permitted. In HP, A/O and Junior classes, entries may be asked to hand gallop
collectively one way of the ring, at the judge's discretion. No more than eight shall be asked to hand gallop at one time. ARENAS - Main Hunter is
150’x280’; Hunter 2 is 135’x235’; warm-ups are 100’x200’; all rings have sand footing. HANDY HUNTERS - Courses and jumps to simulate those
found in trappy hunt country, and may include natural obstacles and a trot fence.
FIRST YR GREEN HUNTERS - A horse of any age in his first year of showing at USEF recognized shows in classes with fences 3'6" or higher. Fences 3’6”.
SECOND YEAR GREEN HUNTERS - A horse of any age in his second year of showing at USEF recognized shows in classes with fences 3'6" or higher. Fences 3’9”.
HIGH PERFORMANCE WORKING HUNTERS - Open to any horse. No cross entry restrictions. Fences 3’9”.
PERFORMANCE WORKING HUNTER 3’6” and 3’3” - Open to any horse. No cross entry restrictions. Fences 3’6’ and 3’3”.
JUNIOR WORKING HUNTERS - Open to horses of any age and ridden by a junior exhibitor. All horses showing at a regular member show in the Junior Hunter
division must have a current USEF measurement card. Fences 3'6".
AMATEUR OWNER HUNTERS - Horses to be ridden by an Amateur Owner or an amateur member of the owner's family. Fences 3'6" (3’3” for Low section).
PONY HUNTERS - All ponies must have a current measurement card or valid measurement form issued by the USEF, and it must be shown in the horse show
office BEFORE numbers are released. To be ridden by a junior exhibitor as per USEF age restrictions. Fences 2'3" for Small / 2'6" for Medium / 3'0" for Large
Ponies. The first class over fences will be a Conformation class and shall count 75% performance and 25% conformation.
PRE-GREEN HUNTERS - A horse of any age that qualifies as a Pre-Green according to USEF Zone 10 specifications. Fences 3'0". No jog.
CHILDREN'S HUNTERS - Open to horses and ponies ridden by a junior exhibitor. See Zone 10 specifications for cross entry restrictions. No jog. Fences 3’0”.
ADULT AMATEUR HUNTERS - Open to horses ridden by Adult Amateur riders. See Zone 10 specifications for cross entry restrictions. No jog. Fences 3’0”.
CHILDREN'S PONY HUNTERS - Open to ponies ridden by a junior exhibitor who has not reached his/her 18th birthday. See current Zone 10 specifications for
cross entry restrictions. Fences 2'0" for Small and Medium; 2'6" for Large. Distances will not be adjusted. Spreads not to exceed fence height. No jog.
EVERGREEN HUNTERS - Open to any horse. No cross entry restrictions. Trotting not to be penalized. No jog. Fences 2'3".
MODIFIED LOW HUNTERS - Open to any horse. No cross entry restrictions. Trotting not to be penalized. No jog. Fences 2'6".
BABY GREEN HUNTERS - Open to any horse. Horses may not show over fences exceeding 3’0” at same show. Trotting not to be penalized. No jog. Fences 2'6".
TRAINING HUNTERS - Open to any horse. No cross entry restrictions. No jog. Fences 2’9”.
LOW HUNTERS - Open to any horse. No cross entry restrictions. Fences 3'0". No jog.
SCHOOLING HUNTERS - Open to any horse. No cross entry restrictions. Fences 3’0”. No jog.
MODIFIED JUNIOR HUNTERS - Open to any horse ridden by a junior rider. No cross entry restrictions. Fences 3’3”. No jog.
MODIFIED AMATEUR HUNTERS - Open to any horse ridden by an amateur rider. No cross entry restrictions. Fences 3’3”. No jog.
LOW CHILDREN’S HUNTERS - Open to any horse ridden by a children’s rider. Riders may not cross enter into any classes with fences exceeding 3’0” at the
same show. Fences 2’6”. No jog.
LOW ADULT HUNTERS - Open to any horse ridden by an adult rider. Riders may not cross enter into any classes with fences exceeding 3’0” at the same show.
Fences 2’6”. No jog.
MODIFIED CHILDREN’S / ADULT HUNTERS - Open to any horse ridden by a children’s or adult rider. Riders may not cross enter into any classes with fences
exceeding 3’3” at the same show. Fences 2’9”. No jog.
SHORT STIRRUP DIVISION - Open to riders 11 years of age and under who have never competed in a class over fences exceeding 3’0” in height and who have
never won a 3’0” or higher medal class at a USEF sanctioned show, except Pony Hunters and Equitation. Fences 2’0” - no oxers.
LONG STIRRUP DIVISION - Open to riders 12-17 years of age who have never competed in a class over fences exceeding 3’0” in height and who have never
won a 3’0” or higher medal class at a USEF sanctioned show except Pony Hunters and Equitation. Fences 2’0” - no oxers.
RUSTY STIRRUP DIVISION - Open to riders 18 years of age and over who have never competed in a class over fences exceeding 3’0” in height and who have
never won a 3’0” or higher medal class at a USEF sanctioned show, except Pony Hunters and Equitation. Fences 2’0” - no oxers.
General Rules & Regulations
ENTRY CLOSING: Entries must be postmarked by Monday, September 23rd and received within 7 days of the postmark.
ENTRY PROCEDURES:
a) For each horse entered: Submit a completed entry form either by filling it out and mailing it in or completing it online and submitting it electronically. Online
options include the LEG website (www.langershows.com), Equestrian Connect (www.equestrianconnect.com) and Horse Showing
(www.horseshowing.com). The entry form MUST include horse’s name and description, trainer, rider and owner information including valid membership
and registration numbers and all signatures (including parent / guardian in the case of a minor exhibitor). Even though classes are no longer required to be
listed, please check the box indicating whether the entry is a hunter / equitation or jumper entry.
b) If paying by check: Enclose (if mailing the entry in) or send separately (if entering online) a deposit check, payable to NorCal Finals Horse Show that is
completely filled out (not left open) that will be deposited on the entry closing date. If you send in a signed, open check, it will be made payable for the
proper deposit amount and deposited on entry closing date. LEG does not encourage sending signed, open checks through the mail.
c) If paying by credit card: Complete a Credit Card Authorization form (available at www.langershows.com, click on ‘N. CA.’ and then click on the name of
the show) and mail or email it in with your entry.
d) $40 Good Entry Discount & $15 Early Stall Discount: If your entry is properly filled out, your deposit is for the proper amount, and it is postmarked on or
before the entry closing date, you will qualify for a $40 Good Entry Discount and a $15 Early Stall Discount. These discounts will be applied to your account.
If your entry is postmarked after the entry closing date, is considered incomplete or is submitted without the proper deposit amount, you will not be eligible
for the discounts. In this case, no late fees or penalties apply, but you won’t qualify for the discounts.
DEPOSIT AMOUNT - Here is what you need to send in:
For each horse entered, you must submit the $100 Registration Fee, the $200 Stall Fee and, if you are showing in any 1.20m or higher jumper class (except
Modified Jr/Am Jumper), the $100 Jumper Nominating Fee. If hauling in and not using a stall, include everything except the stall fee.
UPON ARRIVAL TO THE SHOW - When checking in at the horse show office:
Regardless of how you paid your deposit, be sure to bring a signed, open check or a credit card to the show for the remainder of your fees. EXHIBITOR
NUMBERS WILL NOT BE ISSUED WITHOUT THIS SIGNED, OPEN CHECK OR CREDIT CARD IMPRINT LODGED WITH THE SHOW OFFICE.
REGISTRATION FEE: All entries must pay a $100 Registration Fee when
sending in your entry. This fee covers schooling in the rings when
scheduled, certain facility fees and allows you to properly add and scratch
regular classes when allowed without penalty. Please note that there is no
longer a Hunter / Eq Fee or a Low Jumper Nominating Fee. In addition,
there are no add or scratch fees being charged for any regular classes,
even when allowed the same day.
JUMPER NOMINATING FEE: Horses entered in any 1.20m or higher
jumper class (except Mod Jr/Am Jumper) must pay a $100 Jumper
Nominating Fee.
JUMPER NOMINATING FEE REFUND POLICY: Prior to showing in any
classes, the Jumper Nominating Fee is fully refundable. Once the horse
shows in a class, regardless of which class, the Jumper Nominating Fee is
non-refundable under any circumstances.
CHECKING-IN AT THE HORSE SHOW OFFICE: Upon checking in at the
horse show office and picking up the horse’s number, classes may be
added, scratched or changed without penalty. Any areas of the entry form
that were incomplete or incorrect must be completed and corrected,
including signatures, before the exhibitor number can be released.
ADDING REGULAR CLASSES: To add a regular class, please do so by
5:00pm the day before the class is to be held. Adds after 5:00pm for the
next day and same day adds will be allowed only if the time schedule
permits. There is no charge for any regular adds done properly.
SCRATCHING REGULAR CLASSES: To scratch a regular class, please
do so in the horse show office before the class starts. No classes may be
scratched once it has started. Telling the starter at the back gate that you
are not going or not showing up is not a proper scratch and will result in you
being responsible for the class entry fee. There is no charge to scratch a
regular class if done properly.
CLASSICS / SPECIAL CLASSES: You may add up until 5:00pm the day
before a Classic or Special Class is scheduled. After that time, if accepted,
late or same day adds will incur a $25 Fee and must go first in the order.
You may scratch a Classic or Special Class up to 5:00pm the day before
without penalty. Scratches made after that time and same day scratches
will forfeit the class entry fee unless the scratch is due to injury to horse or
rider and confirmation from the official show veterinarian or medical
personnel is presented at the time of the scratch.
SHOW SCRATCHES (scratched before showing in any classes):
On or before the closing date of entries, all fees shall be refunded.
After the closing date of entries, the Registration Fee and Stall Fee
are non-refundable. If your entry qualified for the $40 Good Entry
Discount and $15 Early Stall Discount, you will receive a credit for
these good at the next LEG / Woodside horse show.
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All scratches must be submitted in writing (written letter or email) to be
considered for a refund; phone call scratches will not be considered.
Refund requests must be submitted by the last day of the show. No
refund requests will be considered after the conclusion of the show.
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SUBSTITUTIONS: If a horse is entered in the show and subsequently
cannot attend and is show scratched, another horse may be substituted in
its place as long as the scratched horse has not shown in any classes and
the new horse is under the care, custody and control of the same trainer of
record as the scratched horse. In this case, all fees paid by the scratched
horse will transfer to the new horse with no late fees or penalties.
MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: USEF, USHJA, PCHA, NORCAL,
CPHA and various other organizations have specific requirements for entry
and participation in certain or all classes at this competition. Proof of
membership for owners, riders and trainers, USEF Pony and Junior Hunter
measurement cards, amateur certification and horse recording numbers are
among the items that sanctioning organizations require. Competitors are
responsible for knowledge of the requisite rules and for providing the
required data. Non-member and other fees must be assessed if these items
are not available. Competitors may be refused entry into certain classes if
required data is not provided.
STABLING:
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Whether occupied by horses, feed or tack, stalls are available for
$200 each. If stall fees are received on or before the entry closing
date, you will qualify for the $15 Early Stall Discount. This amount will
be credited to your account.
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First bedding is not included. Stalls are portable construction
approximately 10’ by 10’ with steel framed canvas panels and doors.
The show office handles all stall transactions and charges. Private
transactions involving stalls are not permitted.
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Management reserves the right to limit tack stalls.
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Stall fees are not refundable after entry closing date unless all stalls at
a show are sold and the canceled stall can be re-sold to another
competitor based on the Show Secretary’s waiting list.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE - Arrival after 10:00am on Monday, October
7th and departure by 10:00am on Monday, October 14th. Early arrivals or
late departures MUST be arranged in advance by contacting Melessa Lee
at 805-495-8884 Office or by email at melessalee@earthlink.net.
FEED AND BEDDING: If you want your pre-order waiting for you upon your
arrival, be sure to fill out the Feed & Bedding Order Form, located on the
LEG website under Northern California Shows, and either mail it in with
your entries, email it to melessalee@earthlink.net or fax it in to her at 773496-8884. These pre-orders will be dropped in front of your stalls the day
before you arrive and disputes regarding quantities will not be permitted.
This form must be received not later than 5:00pm on Friday, October 4th.
During the show, feed and bedding orders placed before 12:00 noon will be
delivered same day. Orders placed after 12:00 noon will be delivered the
next day. No orders on Sundays. NO OUTSIDE SHAVINGS MAY BE
DELIVERED OR BROUGHT TO THE SHOW.
GROUNDS FEE: A Grounds Fee of $40 per day will be charged for horses
that are showing that are not occupying a stall.
SECTION ENTRY FEES: After showing in the first class of any section
requiring a section entry fee, no refunds will be given for scratching any
classes within the section for any reason.
PRIZE MONEY / AWARDS: Prize money checks will be mailed or handdelivered to the owner within 30 days after the show. NO PRIZE MONEY
WILL BE MAILED UNLESS THE SOCIAL SECURITY # OR TAX ID # OF
THE OWNER OR PAYEE IS LISTED ON THE ENTRY BLANK. All purses
and add-backs shall be divided as follows unless otherwise specified: 1st 30%, 2nd - 22%, 3rd - 15%, 4th - 12%, 5th - 11% and 6th - 10%. Ribbons
shall be awarded to eighth place in all regular classes and classics unless
otherwise stated.
NON-SHOWING FEE: Stalls are available for non-showing horses only if
the show is not sold out. Horses stabled but not entered in the show must
complete an entry blank and pay the $100 Registration Fee.
RV PARKING: A limited number of RV spaces are available for $200 per
show with water and 20 amp electric. Self-contained RVs without hook-ups
will be charged $100 per show and must park where management
designates. Reservations must be made on the entry form and payment
made in full when sending in the entry form.
RDNE (Rode Did Not Enter): Entries that show in a class that was not
properly entered will be charged the class entry fee plus a $25.00 RDNE
Fee. Starters are not responsible for keeping you out of classes you are
not entered in.
RETURNED CHECKS: Checks returned by the bank for any reason are
regarded as a most serious offense and will be handled according to the
following procedure: A 10% PENALTY WILL BE ASSESSED FOR EVERY
RETURNED CHECK (MINIMUM OF $50.00). Accounts will be given seven
(7) days to be paid in full with cash or cash equivalent or they will be turned
into the sanctioning organizations for further disciplinary action. Repeat
offenders in a given show year will be turned in immediately with no 7 day
grace period.
EQUITATION ENTRIES: Equitation riders must wear the number of the
horse they are officially entered on. Numbers are assigned to horses, not
riders. If a rider wishes to change horses for an equitation class, they may
do so without penalty; however the proper paperwork must be completed in
the horse show office prior to the start of the class. Violations can result in
RNE Fees, fines and charges being brought by the USEF Steward.
MINIMUM CLASS REQUIREMENTS: A minimum of three entries are
required to hold a class (exception: medal classes with other minimum
requirements and classics / special classes). Regular classes with less than
three entries may be canceled, combined or held at management’s
discretion.
VENDORS: For vendor information, contact Arielle Pearce at (818) 5633250 ext 5 or email her at arielle@langershows.com.
PARKING AND TRAFFIC: All trucks, autos, golf carts and other motorized
vehicles must be parked in designated areas only. Vehicles must adhere to
the maximum speed limit of 10 miles per hour and must stay on the Horse
Park roadways at all times.
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. In addition, show
management may institute a $50 fine for any loose dogs, per occurrence,
and reserves the right to impound loose dogs and / or summon Animal
Control at the owner’s expense.
CLOSED RINGS: Riders may not enter any ring marked as closed.
CONFLICTS: It is the intention of management to avoid holding rings to
wait for horses and riders. Riders with conflicts must arrange their jumping
order with the starters so that they will not hold up a class. Trainer conflicts
are not considered legitimate conflicts. Starters have the authority to
scratch horses and riders who are not timely or who do not follow their
instructions.
NON-U.S. EXHIBITORS: The legend “U.S. Funds” must be printed on the
face of any check drawn on a non-U.S. bank and used to pay any fees for
these shows. Entries received that do not adhere to this policy will be
returned. No exceptions.
MOTORIZED VEHICLES AND GOLF CARTS: 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
MOTORIZED VEHICLES / GOLF CARTS: In accordance with GR1301.7:
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.
ABUSE: Competitors who abuse horses will be eliminated by the judge and
may be subject to fines and/or penalties. Abuse includes, but is not limited
to, use of the whip four or more times in a row anywhere on a horse; use of
the whip even once in front of the horse’s shoulder; use of a whip so hard
that it leaves welts or marks on a horse’s body.
MEDICAL WASTE: In accordance with the 1989 Federal Waste Tracking
Act, which restricts the disposal of medical waste, and the rules of USEF,
Bio Hazardous Medical Waste Containers (Sharps boxes) will be provided
in the stable area. All exhibitors and their agents are responsible for the
proper disposal of their hazardous waste.
ADD BACK PRIZE MONEY: In classes with add back, prize money is
computed from the number of horses that actually show. Horses entered
but not shown will forfeit their add back.
PROTECTIVE HEADGEAR: It is compulsory for all persons at Federation
licensed hunter, jumper, or hunter/jumper competitions when mounted
anywhere on the show grounds, to wear properly fastened protective
headgear which meets or exceeds ASTM / SEI standards for equestrian
use and carries the SEI tag. It must be properly fitted with harness secured.
It is the responsibility of the rider, or the parent or guardian or trainer of the
junior exhibitor to see to it that the headgear worn complies with appropriate
safety standards for protective headgear intended for equestrian use, and is
properly fitted and in good condition, and the Federation, Show Committee,
and Licensed Officials are not responsible for checking headgear worn for
such compliance.
SCHOOLING SUPERVISION: Please be advised that starters also serve
as schooling supervisors and have authority, as agents of management, to
enforce USEF schooling rules.
POLING: Poling and the use of offsets ARE NOT permitted at any time,
anywhere on the show grounds.
BEDDING: Exhibitors may NOT bring bedding onto Horse Park grounds for
personal or commercial use. All bedding must be purchased from the feed
and bedding concession through the horse show office.
CORRECT NUMBERS: Exhibitors are responsible for insuring that correct
membership, ID and recording numbers are listed on entry blanks and other
pertinent documents. Incorrect numbers may cause points to be reported
for the wrong horse, owner and rider.
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES: Alcoholic beverages of any kind may not be
consumed on the show grounds except when inside of RVs and at
scheduled horse show parties and special horse show functions that are
confined to a specific location.
TRAINER SPLITS: These shows offer a service that allows trainers to
have their tack stall, feed and bedding split evenly among their clients’
horse show bills by completing a Trainer Tack, Feed & Bedding Split Form.
Deadlines for filing Trainer Split Forms will be posted in the horse show
office. Please advise your clients that these charges will appear on their
show bill. Only dollar amounts will be split (not quantities) and totals will be
rounded up to the next whole dollar amount. Uncollected splits will revert
back to the trainer.
ADDS AND SCRATCHES
This horse show no
longer charges a separate
add or scratch fee for
regular
classes.
Competitors who add
classes simply pay the
per class fee, and those
that
scratch
classes
properly in the show office
before the class starts will
receive a full refund
without any scratch fees.
5:00pm DEADLINE
FOR NEXT DAY ADDS
Please remember that
all adds for the next day
are due in the horse
show office by 5:00pm.
Any adds done after
this time are considered
same day adds and will
only be accepted if the
following
day’s
schedule is not full and
permits adds to classes.
NEXT DAY SCHEDULES
At 5:00pm, the schedule for the next
day is calculated and times and counts
are published. Classes are offered,
combined or canceled depending upon
the number of entries. Any classes
combined or canceled the night before
WILL NOT be uncombined or uncanceled regardless of the number of
entries that want to enter it the next
day. Please ensure that you are
entered into any classes you intend to
show in the next day.
Pacific Coast Horse Shows Association
P.O. Box 5570, Glendale, CA 91221 (818) 842-8194
MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION
NEW
RENEWAL
Senior: $75
SPECIAL
Junior: $55
Senior $225 for 4 years
Life: $750
Special
Junior $165* for 4 years
*no increase if Junior becomes a Senior during 4 year plan
STEWARD
SHOW MANAGER
SHOW CONTACT
NAME_____________________________________________________________________
ADDRESS _________________________________________________________________
CITY/STATE _________________________________________ ZIP_________________
TELEPHONE ____________________________ EMAIL____________________________
DATE OF BIRTH REQUIRED _________________________________________________
HUNTER/JUMPER
WESTERN
AMATEUR
PROFESSIONAL
2013
NorCal Hunter Jumper Association
2013 Membership Application
P.O. Box 77050 San Francisco, CA 94107-7050
MEMBER
q NEW
q RENEWAL
MEMBER INFORMATION
q ANNUAL $40
q LIFE $400
________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________
NAME
ADDRESS
________________________________________________________________
CITY
q JUNIOR
q AMATEUR
q PROFESSIONAL
STATE
ZIP
________________________________________________________________
E-MAIL
________________________________________________________________
TELEPHONE
CELL PHONE
________/_________/_____________________________________________
DOB: (REQUIRED)
HORSE
q ANNUAL $25
q LIFE $75
q NAME CHANGE $5
q TRANSFER OF
OWNERSHIP $5
CHECK SIZE FOR PONY
q SMALL
q MEDIUM
q LARGE
TRAINER
HORSE INFORMATION
________________________________________________________________
*HORSE 1
________________________________________________________________
*HORSE 2
________________________________________________________________
*HORSE 3
________________________________________________________________
FOR TRANSFER, PLEASE LIST FORMER OWNER’S NAME
*HORSE REGISTRATION MUST BE PAID BEFORE POINTS CAN ACCRUE.
RULE BOOK:
Announcing the LEGIS League, an awards program for Hunter, Jumper, and Equitation
riders competing at a variety of levels. Both USEF and non-USEF shows are
encouraged to participate in the LEGIS League. Horses ridden by LEGIS League
member riders earn points for participation in designated classes, and the top point
earners are invited to compete in the LEGIS League Finals 2013.
Hunter Sections
LEGIS Hunter Derby 3'0" - 3'5"
Adult Amateur Hunter 3'0"
Children’s Hunter 3'0"
Intermediate Hunter 2'6"
Low Adult Hunter 2'6"
Low Children’s Hunter 2'6"
Children’s Pony Hunter (2'0"/2'6")
Mini Hunter Child/Adult 2'0"
Jumper Sections
Low Children’s/ Adult Jumper 1.0-1.05m
Children’s Jumper 1.10m
Adult Amateur Jumper 1.10m
Modified Jr/Am Jumper 1.15-1.20m
Medal Classes
LEGIS Children’s Medal 3'0"
LEGIS Amateur Medal 3'0"
LEGIS Jr/Am Jumper Medal 1.0m
LEGIS Child/Adult Medal 2'6"
LEGIS Mini Medal 2'0"
The LEGIS League Finals will be held during the LA Finale in November. There will also
be LEGIS League Regional finals.
For more information on the LEGIS League, contact:
LEGIS League
attn: Arielle Pearce
818-563-3250 ext 5
arielle@legisleague.com
Nor Cal Pre-Show Feed and Bedding Order Form
Show Name / Date__________________________
Arrival Date _______________
Rider / Owner / Trainer
Name:____________________________________
Arrival Time _______________
Phone Number:________________________
Grain
___________Shavings
___________Alfalfa Hay
___________Timothy Hay
___________Oat Hay
___________Grass Hay
___________Grass/Alfalfa Hay
Alfalfa Pellets ________________
Oat Pellets __________________
Oat/Alf. Pellets ______________
A&M (All In One) _____________
COB Dry ____________________
COB Wet ____________________
Crimp/Rolled Oats _____________
Equine Senior ________________
Omolene 200 _________________
Rice Bran(Equine Shine) ________
Strategy AX or GX ____________
Wheat Bran _________________
Shredded Beet Pulp ___________
Other Grain Available Upon Request
___________Grain (Type):_____________________________________
___________Grain (Type):_____________________________________
___________Grain (Type):_____________________________________
Mail Feed and Bedding orders with you entries.
You may also email or fax your orders.
melessalee@earthlink.net or fax/773.496.8884
ALL PRE ORDERS MUST BE RECEIVED BY 10.4.13
NorCal Medal Finals Horse Show
RV APPLICATION
Show Name ______________________________________________________________
Exhibitor Name ______________________________________________________________
Trainer Name ______________________________________________________________
Arrival Date _______________________
Departure Date ___________________
Address ______________________________________________________________
Home Phone _______________________
Cell Phone _______________________
Email ______________________________________________________________
Trailer Specifications
Year___________
Make ______________
Model _____________ Color_____________
RV License Number __________________ Vehicle License Number
___________________
Size of RV Trailer
Length of Unit _____________feet
Slide Out (Circle) YES #______ NO
RV Space Fee (per Show) $300
(Includes water, pump-out service on Thursday and Sunday and 30 amps of electricity)
Special Requests (will be considered but not guaranteed)
Spaces will not be reserved without a completed RV application form. All RV space reservations will be
accepted on a first reserved, first served basis. RV spaces will be assigned by Woodside Horse Shows
staff. If space fills up, a waiting list will be established. RV Trailers may arrive on the Monday before
the horse show begins and must depart on Sunday at the conclusion of the horse show. Power will not
be available before Monday afternoon or after Sunday afternoon. No Exceptions Please!
Mail with completed entry form to:
NorCal Medal Finals Horse Show, Melessa Lee,2570 Oakshore Drive, Westlake Village, CA 91361
Why leave the showgrounds after a long day of showing?
Kick off your boots, slide on some sandals and wind down “Brookside Style”
STAY
RIDE
BROOKSIDE
BROOKSIDE
Brookside Park
Café
Breakfast • Lunch • Snacks
Salads • Beverages
We offer a wide variety of food
and beverages to satisfy your
hunger and thirst.
Come by and check out our
new menu then relax at the
patio garden, or inside with airconditioning and satellite TV. We’re
located near the Show Office.
Silky’s
Brookside Pool
Beat the heat!
The atmosphere at our private
swimming pool
can really cool you down on a warm
summer day!
Enjoy yourself by taking
it easy at the poolside.
Back Gate Pub
Looking for a fun, relaxing time?
Come by and watch the sunset
from Silky’s Sunset Deck!
Food • Beverages • Games
Satellite TV • Relaxation
Try the Specialty
of the House
“the Brookside Breeze”
Located above the show office
Bring the Brookside experience
“full circle” with a stay in the Brookside RV Park.
50 hook-ups in a park-like all grass setting are just a short walk
away from showing, swimming, and sunsets at the air-conditioned
Silky’s pub. Enjoy the camaraderie of the impromptu RV Park
gatherings when the day is done.
2013 LEG Northern California Trainer Incentive
Offering $5,000 in cash divided among the five highest scoring trainers. In addition the
trainer with the most points will receive a complimentary stay of eight (8) day and seven (7) nights
at the Marriott Ocean Resort in Maui on Kaanapali Beach in a top of the line ocean view villa
($3500 value). The date for the Maui holiday is December 8-15, 2013 (date is not exchangeable).
The five highest scoring trainers will each receive $1,000
The Beautiful Marriott Maui Ocean Resort
The LEG Northern California Trainer Incentive will include the Woodside shows and conclude with the NorCal Medal
Finals. At each show we will calculate each trainer’s highest scoring hunter, highest scoring jumper, and highest
scoring equitation rider. Points are calculated only from classes that count toward a show championship and will be
calculated - 1st-10, 2nd-6, 3rd-4, 4th-2, 5th-1, 6th-1/2. In the hunter and jumper categories if a horse is entered in
multiple sections only the highest scored section will count. The NorCal Medal Finals Show will be a double pointed
show for this Trainer Incentive Program. Even if a trainer does not field a competitor/horse in all three sections at a
given horse show, he will receive points for any section entered.
Point standings will be listed on our website - www.langershows.com
The LEG/N. CA Trainer Incentive Committee will decide all questions or disputes regarding this program and their
decision will be final.
2013
Langer Equestrian Group, Inc.
2570 OAKSHORE DR.,
WESTLAKE VILLAGE, CA 91361
Entries close
September 23rd
October 8th:
Complimentary Trainer Dinner
October 11th:
Complimentary BBQ
In honor of the
2013 Medal Finalists
October 13th: Complimentary
Breakfast Under the Tent
Also available:
NorCal Trainer Hospitality Tent

NorCal Double Point Horse Show

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