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2021
Schooling
Show
Series
Harvest Special Schooling Show • September 18-19
Winter Wonderland Schooling Show • December 4-5
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We look forward to seeing you at our 2022 Shows!
Kick-Off Schooling Show: April 2 - 3, 2022
Entries Close March 18
Paso Park Welcome Classic: April 13 - 17, 2022 | Classic Series
Entries Close March 22
Paso Park Spring Classic: April 20 - 24, 2022 | Classic Series
Entries Close March 29
Spring Fling Schooling Show: May 7 - 8, 2022
Entries Close April 22
Rosé in May: May 26 - 29, 2022 | B Series
Entries Close May 9
Harvest Special Schooling Show: September 17 - 18, 2022
Entries Close September 2
Fall Fun Schooling Show: October 8 - 9, 2022
Entries Close September 23
Paso Pumpkins & Ponies: October 13 - 16, 2022 | B Series
Entries Close September 26
Paso Park Fall Classic: November 2 - 6, 2022 | Classic Series
Entries Close October 11
Paso Park Oak Tree Classic: November 9 -13, 2022 | Classic Series
Entries Close October 18
Turkey Trot & Jump: November 17 - 20, 2022 | B Series
Entries Close October 31
To reserve your stalls, visit PasoRoblesHorsePark.com/stall-reservations
Entries are subject to close before listed dates based on sell out status.
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HORSE SHOW OFFICIALS
Park Director & Show Manager: Amanda S. Diefenderfer
Show Secretaries: Lauren Wasserman & Amanda Canepa
Kick-Off Judges: Jil Edwards, Marci Mosconi, & Dorothy Torosian
Spring Fling Judges: Sarah Schroeder, Dorothy Torosian, & James Waldman
Harvest Special Judges: Marci Mosconi, Dorothy Torosian, & Sarah Schroeder
Winter Wonderland Judges: Jil Edwards, Sarah Schroeder, & Dorothy Torosian
Course Designer: Sarah Dubost
Photographer: Essence Captured Photography, essencecaptured.com
Golf Carts: Robb-A-Cart, (805) 440-9623
SUBMIT ENTRIES
Email: office@pasorobleshorsepark.com
Online: EquestrianConnect.com or HorseShowing.com
Mail: Paso Robles Horse Park, 3801 Hughes Parkway, Paso Robles, CA 93446
CONTACT US
Email: info@pasorobleshorsepark.com
Phone: (805) 369-1338
Website: PasoRoblesHorsePark.com
Facebook: Facebook.com/pasorobleshorsepark
Instagram: @PasoRoblesHorsePark
Facility Location: 3801 Hughes Parkway
Paso Robles, CA 93446
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ENTRY CLOSING DATES
Kick-Off Schooling Show - Entries Close March 26
Spring Fling Schooling Show - Entries Close April 23
Harvest Special Schooling Show - Entries Close September 3
Winter Wonderland Schooling Show - Entries Close November 19
SHOW OFFICE HOURS
Friday: Noon - 5 p.m.
Saturday & Sunday: 7 a.m. - 5 p.m. (or 30 minutes after the completion of the last class)
SHOW FEES
Stall Fee: $75/stall
• Stall fee covers Friday-Sunday, whether for use as a horse stall, tack room, or grooming stall. Each
stall includes two (2) bags of shavings.
• A fee of $25 for every stall in the barn will be charged for any barns arriving before Friday or
departing after Sunday. Early arrival may be allowed only with written permission from management.
• Stalls are restricted to 224 onsite stalls. Winter Wonderland Schooling Show will be restricted to 175
stalls to account for shorter daylight days.
• No haul ins are permitted. Every horse on the grounds will receive a stall fee. No sharing stalls.
Class Fee: $20 per class
CA Drug Fee: $8
Entry Late Fee: $25 per entry if submitted after entry closing date
RV Spot: $85 + 13.5% in T.O.T. & assessments for full weekend (Friday - Sunday)
Onsite RV Policy: On site RV/travel trailer sites are available for reservation on a first come,
first served basis. Please email RV@PasoRoblesHorsePark.com or call 805-369-1338 to make your
reservations. No reservations are final until you receive written confirmation from a Park show staff
member. Reservations are final and cannot be canceled; you will be responsible for the full cost of the
reservation. Hookups include 30 amp and 50 amp power, and potable water. No pump-outs are offered
at schooling shows. Each site is assigned, you can find your assignment posted on the Stall Chart board
at your arrival.
Friday Ticketed Warm-ups: $5 per round
Unjudged Warm-up Classes: $5 per class
Back Gate Add/Scratch: $5 per class
Show Scratch Fee: $50 per horse
Non-competing Horse Fee: $50 - Must be approved by management prior to arrival
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REFUNDS
In the case that you will no longer be able to attend the horse show, please refer to the
chart below to determine if you owe any outstanding fees or will be receiving any refunds.
We appreciate your efforts to help us be organized in preparing for the shows allowing us to
accommodate as many competitors as possible. Should an unforeseen circumstance arise,
please do not hesitate to reach out to management to discuss the details and determine if
an exception can be made.
What is my O U TSTA N D I N G BA LA N CE I F. . .
outstanding balance?
Request was submitted in writing on
or before the published entry closing O U TSTA N D ING B AL ANCE IF...
date or 24 hours after a show has Request was submitted after entry
been announced sold out, whichever closing or 24 hours after a show has
SCR ATCH OR
EN TRY CHANGE DETAIL S comes first. been published as sold out.
Scratching a horse with no intent to fill the stall with $75 Stall fee
Scratching a Horse another horse with the same trainer or to use the $0 + $50 office fee
Horse Stalls
& Entries
stall as an additional tack/grooming stall.
Swapping a horse, Scratching a horse, but filling the originally reserved Stall fee applied to new
but filling the stall stall with a new horse entry or using the stall as an $0 horse/trainer split
additional tack/grooming stall. + $50 office fee
Reducing the count of Reducing the stalls reserved for tack/grooming
Tack/Grooming
$0 $75 stall fee
Stall Changes
tack/grooming stalls stalls, resulting in a reduction of total stall counts
for that trainer.
Exchanging tack/ Utilizing stalls originally reserved for tack/grooming Stall fee applied to new
grooming stalls for stalls to bring an additional horse to the show, $0 horse stall
horse stalls resulting in no change to the total stall count for
+ $50 office fee
that trainer
FULL DETAILS: Up until the published closing entry date or 24 hours after the announcement that a show has sold out,
whichever comes first, you may make changes to or cancel your entries and related stall reservations. After that point
you are fully responsible for the stall fee related to each specific horse’s entry and a $50 office fee. Until the Monday of
the show you may change which horse is entered if you still plan utilize the originally reserved stall(s); this will only incur
the $50 office fee for processing the change. All tack/grooming stalls reserved are final at the point of entry closing or
24 hours after a sold out show is announced. You may choose to fill a tack/grooming stall with a new horse entry after
that point with the related late entry fees; however any “canceled” tack/grooming stalls after that point will still be billed
to the trainer or to the designated competitor account.
For competing entries there is no fee to scratch a competition/class as long as notification has been made in the show
office the day prior to the scratched competition/class. Should management have to cancel competitions/classes/sections
that cannot be rescheduled due to inclement weather and/or any other emergency or unforeseen situation there are no
refunds on entry and stall fees or of any other fees.
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Paso Robles Horse Park Foundation
The Foundation is dedicated to creating opportunity within the community to support
relevance of the horse in today’s world and its unique ability to enhance education,
health and quality of life, particularly for the handicapped and underprivileged.
Interested in getting involved? Visit the Horse Show Office for more information or email
info@pasorobleshorsepark.com.
Join us at the Park for equine education and
fun-in-the-sun!
All members of the community are invited to
join, whether you have a horse or not, and no
matter what your level of experience.
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SCHEDULE OF AWARDS
Gold Star Awards
• One of the aspects of the Paso Robles Horse Park that we are most proud of is the welcoming and
courteous atmosphere. This ambiance comes from the personalities of everyone from staff to riders
to trainers. In appreciation of all that you do to support this environment, and to add an element of
fun to the schooling shows, we have incorporated the Gold Star Awards.
• The Park Team will be on the lookout for anything to support sportsmanship and fun at the Park.
When they see it in action they will give you a gold star and add an entry for your barn in the drawing
to win a gift basket. The winner will be drawn at noon on Sunday.
Year-End Awards
• Points from select divisions in hunters, jumpers, and equitation will be tallied at the end of the 2021
Schooling Show Series to determine Year-End Champions. These champions will be celebrated on
the Friday evening prior to the 2022 Kick-Off Schooling Show. In addition to division champions,
Show Management will determine special awards such as the Gold Star Barn and Show Office
Secretary's Award.
Triple Crown Challenge Awards
• The Triple Crown Challenge presented by Harris Farms is meant to highlight the adaptability of the
off-track-thoroughbred. To present a well-rounded thoroughbred, riders are asked to compete in
the jumpers at the Kick-Off Schooling Show, hunters at the Spring Fling Schooling Show, and either
jumpers or hunters (whichever best fits your horse) at the Harvest Special Schooling Show. Points
from these classes will be tracked and the top three horses will be recognized at the Harvest Special
Schooling Show.
• Trainer Incentive: To encourage trainers to continue to train and show thoroughbreds, the trainer
with the most points accumulated by riders in ALL T.I.P. classes at the first three schooling shows will
receive a prize.
PARK MEDAL FINALS
The Park 3’ Medal Finals and Green Rider Park Medal Finals for those that qualify in the
2021 show season will be held at Turkey Trot & Jump, November 18-21, 2021.
Riders with 7 points or more are invited to participate in the Medal Finals. Medal finalists
will receive a free stall if competing in the Finals. Check your medal standings at
PasoRoblesHorsePark.com/Park-Medals.
2020 Park 3’ Medal Final Champion 2020 Park Green Rider Medal Final Champion
Paris Mahoney riding Catari, owned and trained by Michelle Mahoney. Meagan Mejia riding Catari, owned and trained by Michelle Mahoney.
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Triple Crown Challenge
Presented by Harris Farms
First Place wins $300
Second Place wins $250
Third Place wins $200
Plus more sponsor-provided prizes!
ENTER YOUR THOROUGHBRED into at least one of the designated classes per show. If you enter more than one
class per show, the points from your best ride will count towards the Triple Crown. The rider with the most points in the
designated classes will be awarded during the Harvest Special Schooling Show.
Kick-Off Schooling Show
T.I.P. Suitable Jumper II (2’9”) or T.I.P. Schooling Jumper III (3’)
Spring Fling Schooling Show
T.I.P. Special Thoroughbred Hunter (2’6”) or T.I.P. Suitable Hunter (2’9”)
Harvest Special Schooling Show
Any T.I.P. Hunter or Jumper classes
NEW Trainer Incentive! The trainer with the most points accumulated by riders in all T.I.P. classes at these three schooling
shows will receive a special prize presented by Harris Farms.
2020
Triple Crown Challenge
Champion
SARAH COMPTON
trained by Sarah Dubost
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RULES & REGULATIONS
The following rules and regulations will be enforced throughout the duration of the show and apply to all
competitors and riders on the property:
1. Entries received or postmarked before the entries close date will be charged at $20/class. The leadline
and warm ups are exceptions.
2. Entries received or postmarked after the entries close date including those made on the days of the
show, will be charged a $25/horse late fee.
3. Adds & Scratches: Adds and scratches may be made onsite at the show as long as they are completed
prior to the start of the related class. Adds and scratches may be made at the back gate of the ring
running the class. Classes scratched at the horse show office prior to the start of the class will receive
a full refund. Adds or scratches made at the back gate will be charged $5/class office fee. Classes that
are not scratched will be charged at full price. It is the responsibility of the rider and trainer to ensure the
classes entered are correct.
4. Payment: All payments should be paid by credit card, cash, or check made payable to Paso Robles Horse
Park Foundation. Any checks returned by the bank will be charged a $35 penalty, or 10% of the face
value, whichever is greater.
5. Open Balances: Competitors who do not come into the office to close out at the end of the show forfeit
the right to make adjustments on any show charges. Final balances will be automatically charged to the
payment method on file.
6. Credits/Balances: Competitors may be notified of any previous credits or balances from previous Park
activity at the time of check-in. Outstanding balances must be paid prior to picking up show numbers.
Outstanding balances may be deducted from prize money payments.
7. Individuals that do not provide current and accurate information in the prize money section of the entry
form acknowledge that they may not receive winnings in a timely matter. Park staff will make reasonable
efforts to contact the payee for information. However, if after 12 months following the last day of
competition prize money has not been collected, prize money may be forfeited.
8. Schedule: The schedule indicated in this prize list is tentative. Based on entry numbers and other real-
time factors, schedules may be updated at anytime leading up to the show. The most accurate estimated
schedule is posted by 8pm at PasoRoblesHorsePark.com/daily-show-schedule the day prior. Any rounds
not complete by 10 minutes before the posted time of the following class/activity may potentially receive
a two-minute gate call and not have the opportunity to compete.
9. Management reserves the right to refuse, accept conditionally, or cancel entries, awards, or prizes, and/
or adjust the time schedule, combine, scratch, or move classes as necessary without claims or damage. A
two-minute gate call will be requested and enforced. All judge’s decisions are final.
10. All professionals and non-professionals riding on the Park property must wear securely fastened
protective headgear, which meets ASTM/SEI standards and carries the SEI tag. Any rider violating this
rule at any time will immediately be prohibited from further riding until such headgear is properly in place.
11. Stall Use: A flat fee of $75/stall will be charged for each stall, tack room, and/or grooming stall reserved.
This fee grants access to a reserved stall beginning on Friday at Noon through Sunday at the conclusion
of the show. Stalls are 12’x12’ and will be available on a first come, first served basis. Stalls reserved will
come with two (2) bags of shavings. Early Arrivals: Those traveling from farther away may request an
early arrival to be granted at management’s discretion. Early arrivals will be charged $25 per stall per
night.
12. Feed & Shavings: The Paso Robles Horse Park Feed Office will be open during show dates, and will
be offering hay and shavings. Alfalfa, orchard, timothy hay, and bagged shavings will be offered. For
advance orders please email feed@pasorobleshorsepark.com or complete the form found under
the Competitor Resources page on the Park website. Orders can be made at the show in the office.
Competitors may bring their own feed and bedding but they may not receive a feed or bedding delivery
from an outside company.
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RULES & REGULATIONS
13. Non-competing Horses: Due to limited availability at these shows, all horses on the grounds must
be competing. If circumstances allow and non-competing horses are permitted with management's
permission, a non-showing fee of $50 per horse will apply.
14. RV Parking & Hookups: 28 RV parking spots with water and power hookups are available for rental. A flat
fee of $85 will be charged. Additionally, in compliance with the City of Paso Robles an additional 13.5% will
be collected to pay T.O.T. and tourism assessments. This will grant access to the spot beginning at noon
on Friday through Sunday at the conclusion of the show. All RV reservations will be filled on a first come,
first serve basis. Early arrivals will be charged an additional $25/RV space.
15. Refunds: At management’s discretion, entry fees will be refunded in full, less a $50 office charge, with
a veterinary certificate or medical doctor’s note prior to the start of the show. Please refer to the refund
information on page 5 to determine if you are eligible for a refund.
16. Schooling: No juniors or amateurs are allowed to school over fences without their trainer in the area.
17. Lunging: Lunging in the designated lunging areas will be permitted on Friday between Noon and 6 p.m.,
and again on Saturday and Sunday, during daylight hours. Any lunging taking place in the GGT warm-up
or competition arenas will result in a $250 fine.
18. Warm-Ups: $5 warm-up rounds will be available on Friday. Rounds are 5 minutes long. Additionally, a $5
warm-up class will be run at the start of Saturday and Sunday in each ring, with the exception of at the
Winter Wonderland Schooling Show. These classes will utilize set courses. Please note, warm-up closing
times will be posted at back gates and strictly enforced.
19. Hunter Attire: All riders must be in appropriate attire, which consists of a hunt coat, a shirt with collar,
breeches, and tall boots or boots and half chaps.
20. Jumper Attire: All riders must be in appropriate attire, which consists of a hunt coat or a shirt with collar,
breeches, and tall boots or boots and half chaps.
21. Hunter Equipment: Horses shown in hunter classes must have the proper equipment. Equipment
requirements include: if a martingale is used, only a standing martingale is permitted, no figure-eight or
dropped nosed bands, and no horse boots. No martingales are allowed in flat classes.
22. Photo and Video Consent: By competing at or attending competitions or events at the Paso Robles Horse
Park, you grant permission to the unrestricted rights to use photographs and/or video footage of yourself,
your family, your guests, and/or your animal for the purpose of promotion of the Park in various mediums.
23. No draw lines allowed in the show ring or to school over fences.
24. Awards and Prizes: Ribbons will be awarded in all classes 1st – 6th. Prizes will be available to 1st in each
class.
25. All dogs must be on a leash. Owners are subject to a $50 fine for any dog not on a leash or for owners
who do not pick up after their dog.
26. No trainers allowed on foot in the show ring during competition.
27. Professionals may only ride in open division classes. Any professionals riding in classes designated for Jr/
Am will be disqualified for the remainder of the day.
28. Class Splits: At the discretion of the judge or show management, a class may be split into multiple
sections. In the case of flat classes, each section will be admitted separately by the back gate or split
once in the ring by the judge. In the case of classes over fences, a “California Split” may be used to award
multiple sets of placings.
29. Points are tracked for each calendar year of the Paso Robles Horse Park Schooling Show Series. At the
start of the following year, an awards ceremony will recognize high point competitors at various heights.
Points will be awarded as follows: 1st - 7pts, 2nd - 5pts, 3rd - 4pts, 4th - 3pts, 5th - 2pts, 6th - 1pt.
30. Non-Comp/Hor Concours rounds are permitted only at manager’s discretion. Rounds will be charged at
$25/round.
31. Trailer Parking: All trailers must be parked in the designated trailer parking lot near the entrance of the
Park. Any trailer not parked in the correct location may have its hitch locked and may be applicable to a
10 $50 fee.PARK DEFINITIONS
• Walk/Trot Flat: To be eligible, horse and rider must not have competed in a walk/trot/canter flat class at
this show.
• WT Hunter Hack: Horses will first be worked and judged on the flat. Riders may be asked to demonstrate
walk and trot gaits. Following the completion of the flat phase, riders will be directed by the judge to
jump two fences set in a line. Riders may either walk or trot the jumping portion.
• Hunter Hack: Horses will first be worked and judged on the flat. Riders may be asked to demonstrate
walk, trot, and canter gaits. Following the completion of the flat phase, riders will be directed by the
judge to jump two fences set in a line.
• Hunters or Equitation Over Poles: Fences will consist of jump poles laid flat on the ground. To be
eligible, rider and horse combination must not be competing in classes greater than 2’7”, or .80m in
height. Riders may choose to complete the course at the trot or the canter.
• Cross-rail Hunters or Equitation: Fences are not to exceed 18” at the center. This division has no entry
restrictions. No combinations or oxers.
• Short/Long Stirrup Hunters or Equitation: Fences are not to exceed 2’. Horse rider combinations are not
to have shown at heights above 3’ in past competitions. No combinations or oxers.
• Pre-Child/Adult Hunters or Equitation: Fences are not to exceed 2’3”.
• Low Child/Adult Hunters or Equitation: Fences are not to exceed 2’6”.
• Modified Child/Adult Hunters or Equitation: Fences are not to exceed 2’9”.
• Child/Adult Hunters or Equitation: Fences are not to exceed 3’.
• Park Green Rider Medal: Hosted at the Park Schooling Show Series, the Park B Series, and other
regional shows, the Park Green Rider Medal features fences not to exceed 2’ in height. A minimum of
two riders must complete the course in order for the round to qualify for points. The top four riders (if
available) in the class may be asked to work off at the judge’s discretion. Tests may include USEF medal
tests 1-6 and 10-13. This class is open to all junior and amateur riders who have not competed at heights
above 3’. Riders may not cross enter in the Park Medal. Finals of the Park Green Rider Medal will be
held at the Turkey Trot & Jump show. Points from shows hosting the medal between December 1 of the
previous year through October 31 of the current year or at the Turkey Trot & Jump show are eligible to
qualify a rider for the Finals. Points are to be awarded as follows: 1st - 7pts, 2nd - 5pts, 3rd - 4pts, 4th - 3pts,
5th - 2pts, 6th - 1pt. Riders with 7 points or more are invited to participate in the Park Green Rider Medal
Final.
• Park Medal: Hosted at the Park Schooling Show Series, the Park B Series, and other regional shows,
the Park Medal features fences not to exceed 3’ in height. A minimum of two riders must complete the
course in order for the round to qualify for points. The top four riders (if available) in the class may be
asked to work off at the judge’s discretion. Tests may include USEF medal tests 1-17. This class may be
run in either a jumper or hunter competition arena; jumper-style tack is permitted. This class is open to all
junior and amateur riders. Riders may not cross enter in the Park Green Rider Medal. Finals of the Park
Medal will be held at the Turkey Trot & Jump show. Points from Points from shows hosting the medal
between December 1 of the previous year through October 31 of the current year or at the Turkey Trot &
Jump show are eligible to qualify a rider for the Finals. Points are to be awarded as follows: 1st - 7pts, 2nd
- 5pts, 3rd - 4pts, 4th - 3pts, 5th - 2pts, 6th - 1pt. Riders with 7 points or more are invited to participate in the
Park Medal Final.
• Hunter Derby: This class is open to all riders. This is a single-round derby with the course set at 2’3” and
may feature up to four higher height options of 2’6”-2’8”.
• Up-and-Coming Hunters: Classes 900, 901, 902, and 903 are only open for horses 7 or younger OR with
less than 365 days of training undersaddle. The flat class will be walk/trot, with an option to canter. No
non-judged rounds will be permitted during these classes.
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• SBCRC Hunt Seat Medal, 17 & under: This class is open to junior riders who are members of SBCRC. To
be shown over a course of a minimum of eight fences 2’9” in height, and may include one combination.
The top four riders (if available) in the class must be asked to work off. A minimum of two entries must be
judged over the course, in order to qualify for the finals. The top two riders from each show will qualify
for finals. It may be combined with the 18 & over medal where points will be awarded to the riders in each
division equally. There will be 2 firsts and seconds, etc. A previously qualified rider may ride again. If that
rider places first the next two places qualify. All courses shall be posted one-half hour before the class.
The winner of the finals each year shall be ineligible for any future medal class in the same division.
• SBCRC Hunt Seat Medal, 18 & over: This class is open to amateur riders who are members of SBCRC. It
follows the same specifications as SBCRC 17 & under medal.
• SBCRC Green Rider Medal: This class is open to junior and amateur members of SBCRC who qualify
over fences in the medal class. To be shown over a course of up to eight fences not exceeding 2’3” in
height, with no combinations. At the judge’s discretion, the top four riders in the class may be asked
to work off, using one or more of USEF Medal tests 1, 3, 4, 5, and 6 (trot and canter only) or any other
tests that the judge deems suitable for the level of riders in the class. A minimum of two entries must be
judged over the course, in order for the winner to qualify for the finals. A previously qualified rider may
ride again. If that rider places first the next two places qualify. The top two riders from each show will
qualify for finals.
• Betsy Woods Horsemanship Medal: A two-phase event designed to test a rider’s ability to demonstrate
proper horsemanship as it relates to work on the flat and over fences. Riders in the flat phase may be
asked to ride at the walk, rising trot, rising trot demonstrating a lengthening of stride, sitting trot, canter,
hand gallop, and counter canter. No martingales are permitted and only traditional hunter-type bits may
be used (gags, leverage bits, and hackamores are prohibited). The jumping phase will take place over
hunter/jumper type obstacles set at 2’6”. The course may include a bending line, roll back to a single
jump, a hand gallop to a single jump and a trot fence. The course must have at least two changes in
direction. Combinations are not allowed. The course should be ridden in a direct and prompt fashion.
The jumping phase will be scored using the open numerical system. Riders who have not won a hunter,
jumper, or equitation class at 3’ or over may compete in this class. The top two riders from each show will
qualify for finals. A previously qualified rider may ride again. If that rider places first the next two places
qualify. A minimum of two (2) entries must be judged over the course for the class to fill.
• All jumper classes will be run at Table II Sec. 2 (a, b or c) unless otherwise specified. The table will be
specified at the backgate.
• Modified Pre-Child/Adult Jumpers: Fences are not to exceed .70m. Table IV sec. 1 – Optimum time may
be utilized one day.
• Low Pre-Child/Adult Jumpers: Fences are not to exceed .80m.
• Pre-Child/Adult Jumpers: Fences are not to exceed .85m.
• Modified Child/Adult Jumpers: Fences are not to exceed .95m.
• Low Child/Adult Jumpers: Fences are not to exceed 1.00m.
• Child/Adult Jumpers: Fences are not to exceed 1.10m.
• Modified Jr/AO Jumpers: Fences are not to exceed 1.15m.
• Jr/AO Jumpers: Fences are not to exceed 1.20m.
12Harvest Special Schooling Show | September 18
SATURDAY TENTATIVE SCHEDULE
L.D. Hayes Arena | 8:00 a.m. Start
CLASS # CLASS HEIGHT TYPE
1102 .80m Non-judged Jumpers 2’6” Warm-up
108 .85m Jumpers 2’9” Open
110 .85m Pre-Child/Adult Jumpers 2’9” Jr/Am
130 T.I.P. Thoroughbred Suitable Jumper II 2’9” Open
801 Park Medal 3’ Jr/Am
112 .95m Jumpers 3’ Open
114 .95m Modified Child/Adult Jumpers 3’ Jr/Am
132 T.I.P. Thoroughbred Schooling Jumper III 3’ Open
116 1.00m Jumpers 3’3” Open
118 1.00m Low Child/Adult Jumpers 3’3” Jr/Am
120 1.05m Jumpers 3’5” Open
122 1.10m Jumpers 3’7” Open
124 1.10m Child/Adult Jumpers 3’7” Jr/Am
126 1.15m Jumpers 3’9” Open
128 1.15m Modified Jr/AO Jumpers 3’9” Jr/Am
Butterfield Arena | 8:00 a.m. Start
1302 Non-judged Hunters 2’ Warm-up
311 Short/Long Open Hunters 2’ Open
313 Handy Short/Long Hunters 2’ Jr/Am
800 Park Green Rider Medal 2’ Jr/Am
315 2’3” Open Hunters 2’3” Open
317 Pre-Child/Adult Handy Hunters 2’3” Jr/Am
318 2’6” Open Hunters 2’6” Open
320 Low Handy Hunters 2’6” Jr/Am
328 T.I.P. Special Thoroughbred Hunter 2’6” Open
803 Betsy Woods Horsemanship Medal (Both Phases) 2’6” Jr/Am
321 2’9” Open Hunters 2’9” Open
323 Modified Child/Adult Hunters 2’9” Jr/Am
331 T.I.P. Suitable Thoroughbred Hunter 2’9” Open
806 Cloverleaf Medal 3’ Jr/Am
324 3’ Open Hunters 3’ Open
326 Child/Adult Handy Hunters 3’ Jr/Am
Oak Grove Arena | 8:00 a.m. Start
1100 Non-judged Jumpers 2’3” Warm-up
100 .70m Jumpers 2’3” Open
102 .70m Modified Pre-Child/Adult Jumpers 2’3” Jr/Am
104 .80m Jumpers 2’7” Open
106 .80m Low Pre-Child/Adult Jumpers 2’7” Jr/Am
1300 Non-judged Hunters 18” Warm-Up
327 Child/Adult Hunters Under Saddle Flat Jr/Am
300 Walk/Trot Flat Flat Open
301 Hunters Under Saddle Flat Jr/Am
303 Hunter Hack Poles Poles Jr/Am
304 Hunters Over Poles Poles Open
306 Handy Hunters Over Poles Poles Jr/Am
307 Hunter Hack Cross-rails 18” Jr/Am
308 Cross-rail Hunters 18” Open
310 Cross-rail Handy Hunters 18” Jr/Am
314 Short/Long Stirrup Hunters Under Saddle Flat Open
330 T.I.P. Special Thoroughbred Hunter U/S Flat Open
333 T.I.P. Suitable Thoroughbred Hunter U/S Flat Open
13 900 Up-and-Coming Hunters Over Poles presented by Demarara Stables Poles Open
901 Up-and-Coming Hunters Under Saddle presented by Demarara Stables Flat OpenHarvest Special Schooling Show | September 19
SUNDAY TENTATIVE SCHEDULE
L.D. Hayes Arena | 8:00 a.m. Start
CLASS # CLASS HEIGHT TYPE
1103 .80m Non-judged Jumpers 2’6” Warm-up
109 .85m Jumpers 2’9” Open
111 .85m Pre-Child/Adult Jumpers 2’9” Jr/Am
131 T.I.P. Thoroughbred Suitable Jumper II 2’9” Open
133 T.I.P. Thoroughbred Schooling Jumper III 3’ Open
113 .95m Jumpers 3’ Open
115 .95m Modified Child/Adult Jumpers 3’ Jr/Am
117 1.00m Jumpers 3’3” Open
119 1.00m Low Child/Adult Jumpers 3’3” Jr/Am
121 1.05m Jumpers 3’5” Open
123 1.10m Jumpers 3’7” Open
125 1.10m Child/Adult Jumpers 3’7” Jr/Am
127 1.15m Jumpers 3’9” Open
129 1.15m Modified Jr/AO Jumpers 3’9” Jr/Am
1 Leadline Class To run at noon
Butterfield Arena | 8:00 a.m. Start
1303 Non-judged Hunters 2’ Warm-up
2 Hunter Derby 2’3” Open
312 Short/Long Open Hunters 2’ Open
703 Short/Long Equitation 2’ Jr/Am
316 2’3” Open Hunters 2’3” Open
705 Pre-Child/Adult Equitation 2’3” Jr/Am
802 SBCRC Green Rider Medal 2’3” Jr/Am
319 2’6” Open Hunters 2’6” Open
706 Low Child/Adult Equitation 2’6” Jr/Am
329 T.I.P. Special Thoroughbred Hunter 2’6” Open
322 2’9” Open Hunters 2’9” Open
707 Modified Child/Adult Equitation 2’9” Jr/Am
332 T.I.P. Suitable Thoroughbred Hunter 2’9” Open
804 SBCRC Hunt Seat Medal, 17 & under 2’9” Jr/Am
805 SBCRC Hunt Seat Medal, 18 & over 2’9” Jr/Am
325 3’ Open Hunters 3’ Open
708 Child/Adult Equitation 3’ Jr/Am
Oak Grove Arena | 8:00 a.m. Start
1301 Non-judged Hunters 18” Warm-up
709 Child/Adult Equitation on the Flat Flat Jr/Am
700 Walk/Trot Eq. Flat Flat Open
302 WT Hunter Hack Poles Jr/Am
305 Hunters Over Poles Poles Open
701 Equitation Over Poles Poles Jr/Am
704 Short/Long Stirrup Equitation on the Flat Flat Open
309 Cross-rail Hunters 18” Open
702 Cross-rail Equitation 18” Jr/Am
1101 Non-judged Jumpers 2’ Warm-up
101 .70m Jumpers 2’3” Open
103 .70m Modified Pre-Child/Adult Jumpers 2’3” Jr/Am
105 .80m Jumpers 2’7” Open
107 .80m Low Pre-Child/Adult Jumpers 2’7” Jr/Am
902 Up-and-Coming Cross-rail Hunters presented by Demarara Stables 18” Open
903 Up-and-Coming Cross-rail Hunters presented by Demarara Stables 18” Open
14Winter Wonderland Schooling Show | December 4
SATURDAY TENTATIVE SCHEDULE
L.D. Hayes Arena | 7:00 a.m. Start
CLASS # CLASS HEIGHT TYPE
108 .85m Jumpers 2’9” Open
110 .85m Pre-Child/Adult Jumpers 2’9” Jr/Am
130 T.I.P. Thoroughbred Suitable Jumper II 2’9” Open
801 Park Medal 3’ Jr/Am
112 .95m Jumpers 3’ Open
114 .95m Modified Child/Adult Jumpers 3’ Jr/Am
132 T.I.P. Thoroughbred Schooling Jumper III 3’ Open
116 1.00m Jumpers 3’3” Open
118 1.00m Low Child/Adult Jumpers 3’3” Jr/Am
120 1.05m Jumpers 3’5” Open
122 1.10m Jumpers 3’7” Open
124 1.10m Child/Adult Jumpers 3’7” Jr/Am
126 1.15m Jumpers 3’9” Open
128 1.15m Modified Jr/AO Jumpers 3’9” Jr/Am
Butterfield Arena | 7:00 a.m. Start
311 Short/Long Open Hunters 2’ Open
313 Handy Short/Long Hunters 2’ Jr/Am
800 Park Green Rider Medal 2’ Jr/Am
315 2’3” Open Hunters 2’3” Open
317 Pre-Child/Adult Handy Hunters 2’3” Jr/Am
318 2’6” Open Hunters 2’6” Open
320 Low Handy Hunters 2’6” Jr/Am
328 T.I.P. Special Thoroughbred Hunter 2’6” Open
803 Betsy Woods Horsemanship Medal (Both Phases) 2’6” Jr/Am
321 2’9” Open Hunters 2’9” Open
323 Modified Child/Adult Hunters 2’9” Jr/Am
331 T.I.P. Suitable Thoroughbred Hunter 2’9” Open
806 Cloverleaf Medal 3’ Jr/Am
324 3’ Open Hunters 3’ Open
326 Child/Adult Handy Hunters 3’ Jr/Am
Oak Grove Arena | 7:00 a.m. Start
100 .70m Jumpers 2’3” Open
102 .70m Modified Pre-Child/Adult Jumpers 2’3” Jr/Am
104 .80m Jumpers 2’7” Open
106 .80m Low Pre-Child/Adult Jumpers 2’7” Jr/Am
327 Child/Adult Hunters Under Saddle Flat Jr/Am
300 Walk/Trot Flat Flat Open
301 Hunters Under Saddle Flat Jr/Am
303 Hunter Hack Poles Poles Jr/Am
304 Hunters Over Poles Poles Open
306 Handy Hunters Over Poles Poles Jr/Am
307 Hunter Hack Cross-rails 18” Jr/Am
308 Cross-rail Hunters 18” Open
310 Cross-rail Handy Hunters 18” Jr/Am
314 Short/Long Stirrup Hunters Under Saddle Flat Open
330 T.I.P. Special Thoroughbred Hunter U/S Flat Open
333 T.I.P. Suitable Thoroughbred Hunter U/S Flat Open
900 Up-and-Coming Hunters Over Poles presented by Demarara Stables Poles Open
901 Up-and-Coming Hunters Under Saddle presented by Demarara Stables Flat Open
15Winter Wonderland Schooling Show | December 5
SUNDAY TENTATIVE SCHEDULE
L.D. Hayes Arena | 7:00 a.m. Start
CLASS # CLASS HEIGHT TYPE
109 .85m Jumpers 2’9” Open
111 .85m Pre-Child/Adult Jumpers 2’9” Jr/Am
131 T.I.P. Thoroughbred Suitable Jumper II 2’9” Open
133 T.I.P. Thoroughbred Schooling Jumper III 3’ Open
113 .95m Jumpers 3’ Open
115 .95m Modified Child/Adult Jumpers 3’ Jr/Am
117 1.00m Jumpers 3’3” Open
119 1.00m Low Child/Adult Jumpers 3’3” Jr/Am
121 1.05m Jumpers 3’5” Open
123 1.10m Jumpers 3’7” Open
125 1.10m Child/Adult Jumpers 3’7” Jr/Am
127 1.15m Jumpers 3’9” Open
129 1.15m Modified Jr/AO Jumpers 3’9” Jr/Am
1 Leadline Class To run at noon
Butterfield Arena | 7:00 a.m. Start
2 Hunter Derby 2’3” Open
312 Short/Long Open Hunters 2’ Open
703 Short/Long Equitation 2’ Jr/Am
316 2’3” Open Hunters 2’3” Open
705 Pre-Child/Adult Equitation 2’3” Jr/Am
802 SBCRC Green Rider Medal 2’3” Jr/Am
319 2’6” Open Hunters 2’6” Open
706 Low Child/Adult Equitation 2’6” Jr/Am
329 T.I.P. Special Thoroughbred Hunter 2’6” Open
322 2’9” Open Hunters 2’9” Open
707 Modified Child/Adult Equitation 2’9” Jr/Am
332 T.I.P. Suitable Thoroughbred Hunter 2’9” Open
804 SBCRC Hunt Seat Medal, 17 & under 2’9” Jr/Am
805 SBCRC Hunt Seat Medal, 18 & over 2’9” Jr/Am
325 3’ Open Hunters 3’ Open
708 Child/Adult Equitation 3’ Jr/Am
Oak Grove Arena | 7:00 a.m. Start
709 Child/Adult Equitation on the Flat Flat Jr/Am
700 Walk/Trot Eq. Flat Flat Open
302 WT Hunter Hack Poles Jr/Am
305 Hunters Over Poles Poles Open
701 Equitation Over Poles Poles Jr/Am
704 Short/Long Stirrup Equitation on the Flat Flat Open
309 Cross-rail Hunters 18” Open
702 Cross-rail Equitation 18” Jr/Am
101 .70m Jumpers 2’3” Open
103 .70m Modified Pre-Child/Adult Jumpers 2’3” Jr/Am
105 .80m Jumpers 2’7” Open
107 .80m Low Pre-Child/Adult Jumpers 2’7” Jr/Am
902 Up-and-Coming Cross-rail Hunters presented by Demarara Stables 18” Open
903 Up-and-Coming Cross-rail Hunters presented by Demarara Stables 18” Open
16Office Use Only
Harvest Special Schooling Show • Sept. 18-19, 2021
M A I L 3801 Hughes Parkway, Paso Robles, CA 93446 • E M A I L office@pasorobleshorsepark.com • E N T R I E S C L O S E Sept. 3, 2021
Horse’s Name: T.I.P. #: PA S O R O B L E S H O R S E PA R K L LC & F O U N DAT I O N R E L E A S E ,
Fees Due With This Entry ASSU MPTI ON OF R I SK , WA I V ER , A ND I N D EMN I F I CAT I ON
Breed: Color: Age: Sex: Height:
I Agree, in consideration as a competitor, participant, trainer, rider, horse owner
Horse Stalls: $75 x ____ = $ ____ or other to the following:
Tack Stalls: $75 x ____ = $ ____ I Agree that I choose to participate voluntarily with my horse, as a rider, driver,
Owner’s Name: handler, caulter, longeur, lessee, owner, agent or as a parent or guardian of a
participant/exhibitor under 18 years of age. I am fully aware and acknowledge
Address:
Total Enclosed: $ ________ that horse sports involve inherent dangerous risks of accident, loss, and serious
City: State: Zip: bodily injury including broken bones and head injuries, sickness and disease
To pay by credit card, please fill out the Credit Card Authorization
form, located in this prize list and submit with this entry. Otherwise, (including communicable diseases), trauma, pain, suffering or death (“harm”).
Phone: ( )
include a check payable. Credit card and check payments will be I Agree to release the Paso Robles Horse Park LLC and Foundation (Park) from
Email: deposited on the entry closing date.
any and all claims for money damages or otherwise for any harm to me or my
SSN or Fed Tax ID # (for prize money): horse and for any harm caused by me or my horse to others, even if the harm
resulted, directly or indirectly, from the negligence of the Park.
I Agree to expressly assume all risks of harm to me, or my horse, including harm
resulting from the negligence of the Park.
Other Possible Fees Due At The Show
Trainer’s Name: Barn/Farm Name: I Agree to indemnify the Park, its officers and employees and agents and to
Late Entry Fee $25
Address: Email: (if entry is received after Sept. 3, 2021)
hold it harmless with respect to claims for harm to me or my horse(s) and for
California Drug Fee $8 claims made by other for any harm caused by me or my horse(s) during any
City: State: Zip: Phone: ( ) competition or while at the Park.
I Agree that the Park as used herein includes all of its officials, directors,
employees, agents, personnel, volunteers, affiliated organizations and vendors.
I Agree that I shall not now or at any time in the future, directly or indirectly,
Rider 1 Name: Date of Birth: ___ /___ /_____ Sections / Classes for Rider 1
prosecute any action, suit or other proceeding against the Park arising out of
Address: Phone: ( ) _______ _______ _______ _______ _______ or relating to actions, causes of action, claims and demands hereby waived,
_______ _______ _______ _______ _______
released or discharged by me, which released claims include all which are known
City: State: Zip: Email:
and unknown, foreseen and unforeseen, future or contingent. This release shall
be binding upon me and my spouse, legal representatives, heirs, successors
and assigns.
I represent that I have the requisite training, coaching and abilities to safely
Rider 2 Name: Date of Birth: ___ /___ /_____ Sections / Classes for Rider 2 participate in competition or other events at the Park and to be bound by all
Address: Phone: ( ) _______ _______ _______ _______ _______ of the above terms and other rules and regulations of the Paso Robles Horse
Park Foundation.
City: State: Zip: Email Address: _______ _______ _______ _______ _______
By signing on the line below, I agree to be bound by all applicable rules and
regulations of the Paso Robles Horse Park Foundation, including those outlined
in the full waiver in the Prize List.
Rider 3 Name: Date of Birth: ___ /___ /_____ Sections / Classes for Rider 3 Owner Signature: ____________________________________
Address: Phone: ( ) _______ _______ _______ _______ _______ Trainer Signature: ____________________________________
City: State: Zip: Email: _______ _______ _______ _______ _______
Rider 1 Signature: ____________________________________
Rider 2 Signature: ____________________________________
Prize Money Payee: Email: Rider 3 Signature: ____________________________________
Office Use Only
Address: SSN or Fed Tax ID #: Parent/Adult Guardian Sign & Print Name (if any riders are minors):
Entry Postmarked _____ / _____ / _____
City: State: Zip: Amount Received: $ _________________ Signature: __________________________________________
Check #: ______ CC Transaction #: ______________ Print Name: _________________________________________
Emergency Contact (during the show) - Name: Phone: ( )Office Use Only
Winter Wonderland Schooling Show • Dec. 4-5, 2021
M A I L 3801 Hughes Parkway, Paso Robles, CA 93446 • E M A I L office@pasorobleshorsepark.com • E N T R I E S C L O S E Nov. 19, 2021
Horse’s Name: T.I.P. #: PA S O R O B L E S H O R S E PA R K L LC & F O U N DAT I O N R E L E A S E ,
Fees Due With This Entry ASSU MPTI ON OF R I SK , WA I V ER , A ND I N D EMN I F I CAT I ON
Breed: Color: Age: Sex: Height:
I Agree, in consideration as a competitor, participant, trainer, rider, horse owner
Horse Stalls: $75 x ____ = $ ____ or other to the following:
Tack Stalls: $75 x ____ = $ ____ I Agree that I choose to participate voluntarily with my horse, as a rider, driver,
Owner’s Name: handler, caulter, longeur, lessee, owner, agent or as a parent or guardian of a
participant/exhibitor under 18 years of age. I am fully aware and acknowledge
Address:
Total Enclosed: $ ________ that horse sports involve inherent dangerous risks of accident, loss, and serious
City: State: Zip: bodily injury including broken bones and head injuries, sickness and disease
To pay by credit card, please fill out the Credit Card Authorization
form, located in this prize list and submit with this entry. Otherwise, (including communicable diseases), trauma, pain, suffering or death (“harm”).
Phone: ( )
include a check payable. Credit card and check payments will be
I Agree to release the Paso Robles Horse Park LLC and Foundation (Park) from
Email: deposited on the entry closing date.
any and all claims for money damages or otherwise for any harm to me or my
SSN or Fed Tax ID # (for prize money): horse and for any harm caused by me or my horse to others, even if the harm
resulted, directly or indirectly, from the negligence of the Park.
I Agree to expressly assume all risks of harm to me, or my horse, including harm
resulting from the negligence of the Park.
Other Possible Fees Due At The Show
Trainer’s Name: Barn/Farm Name: I Agree to indemnify the Park, its officers and employees and agents and to
Late Entry Fee $25
Address: Email: (if entry is received after Nov. 19, 2021)
hold it harmless with respect to claims for harm to me or my horse(s) and for
California Drug Fee $8 claims made by other for any harm caused by me or my horse(s) during any
City: State: Zip: Phone: ( ) competition or while at the Park.
I Agree that the Park as used herein includes all of its officials, directors,
employees, agents, personnel, volunteers, affiliated organizations and vendors.
I Agree that I shall not now or at any time in the future, directly or indirectly,
Rider 1 Name: Date of Birth: ___ /___ /_____ Sections / Classes for Rider 1
prosecute any action, suit or other proceeding against the Park arising out of
Address: Phone: ( ) _______ _______ _______ _______ _______ or relating to actions, causes of action, claims and demands hereby waived,
_______ _______ _______ _______ _______
released or discharged by me, which released claims include all which are known
City: State: Zip: Email:
and unknown, foreseen and unforeseen, future or contingent. This release shall
be binding upon me and my spouse, legal representatives, heirs, successors
and assigns.
I represent that I have the requisite training, coaching and abilities to safely
Rider 2 Name: Date of Birth: ___ /___ /_____ Sections / Classes for Rider 2 participate in competition or other events at the Park and to be bound by all
Address: Phone: ( ) _______ _______ _______ _______ _______ of the above terms and other rules and regulations of the Paso Robles Horse
Park Foundation.
City: State: Zip: Email: _______ _______ _______ _______ _______
By signing on the line below, I agree to be bound by all applicable rules and
regulations of the Paso Robles Horse Park Foundation, including those outlined
in the full waiver in the Prize List.
Rider 3 Name: Date of Birth: ___ /___ /_____ Sections / Classes for Rider 3 Owner Signature: ____________________________________
Address: Phone: ( ) _______ _______ _______ _______ _______ Trainer Signature: ____________________________________
City: State: Zip: Email: _______ _______ _______ _______ _______
Rider 1 Signature: ____________________________________
Rider 2 Signature: ____________________________________
Prize Money Payee: Email: Rider 3 Signature: ____________________________________
Office Use Only
Address: SSN or Fed Tax ID #: Parent/Adult Guardian Sign & Print Name (if any riders are minors):
Entry Postmarked _____ / _____ / _____
City: State: Zip: Amount Received: $ _________________ Signature: __________________________________________
Check #: ______ CC Transaction #: ______________ Print Name: _________________________________________
Emergency Contact (during the show) - Name: Phone: ( )Feed Order Form
Order Date _____/_____/_____ Time _____ : _____ am/pm
Delivery Date _____/_____/_____ Time _____ : _____ am/pm
Trainer ________________________________ Ordered By _______________________________
Barn __________________________________ Phone Number ____________________________
Bill To ____________________________________________________________________________
Quantity Cost
S H AV I N G S ___________ ___________
ICE ___________ ___________
H AY S
Alfalfa ___________ ___________
Timothy ___________ ___________
Orchard ___________ ___________
T O TA L C O S T
Name on Card _________________________________________________
Credit Card or Check ____________________________________________
Exp. Date _____ / _____ CVV ________ Zip Code __________
O F F I C E U S E O N LY Entry # Barn # Stall#
Delivered By ___________________________________________________
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HARVEST SPECIAL SCHOOLING SHOW WINTER WONDERLAND SCHOOLING SHOW
To order online, use the Competitor Resource links at www.PasoRoblesHorsePark.com/Competitor-Resource.
19Credit Card Authorization Form
Please complete all fields. You may cancel this authorization at any time by
contacting office@pasorobleshorsepark.com. This authorization will remain
in effect until canceled.
Credit Card Information
Card Type: MasterCard VISA Discover AMEX
Other: ____________________________
Cardholder Name (as shown on card):
Card Number:
Expiration Date (mm/yy): CVV Code:
Cardholder ZIP Code (from credit card billing address):
I, ___________________________, authorize the Paso Robles Horse Park
Foundation to charge my credit card above for agreed upon purchases.
I understand that my information will be saved on file for future transactions
on my account.
Customer Signature Date
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