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FEA
BLACK DIAMOND JUBILEE
MAY 31 & JUNE 1, 2014
SKOWHEGAN FAIRGROUNDS • SKOWHEGAN, ME
33 Constitution Drive, Skowhegan, ME 04976
ALL BREED OPEN SHOW
This show is dedicated to the memory of
Vickie Holbrook
(Proceeds to benefit the Holbrook Family)Greetings & Welcome to the FEA BLACK DIAMOND JUBILEE!
Thank you for joining us as we have ventured to the Skowhegan, Maine
Fairgrounds to bring you an affordable open show. We are so excited to
have you at our show. We know you will like our show as we gear the
attitude towards fun both inside and outside of the ring! We have a great
two-day class list! We have different judges on Saturday and Sunday. We
offer some high point awards per division; check out the class requirements
in the specs section. We have made this effort to offer exhibitors a fun time
at a lower cost with the excitement and atmosphere of a big show. The
show this year is a benefit for the family of Vickie Holbrook. You can read
Vickie’s profile on the next page
Again, we welcome you to our FEA BLACK DIAMOND JUBILEE.
Extend that Trot!!
Ricky
Ricky H. Drew
Show Manager
FRIESIAN EVENTS ASSOCIATION
Our site: www.friesianevents.com
PRESIDENT: Terri Ray VICE PRESIDENT: Jen Grady
SECRETARY: Cindi Spear TREASURER: Debbie Thomas
Board of Directors
Jen Black Jamie Cinq Mars Ricky Drew Scott Thomas
Show Grounds Address: 33 Constitution Drive. Skowhegan, ME 04976
Take exit 133 off Maine Turnpike (US RT 95). Follow Rt 201 North for
approximately 16 miles (going through town stay on Rt 201!). Turn left onto
Constitution when you see Hannaford & Wal-Mart on the leftFEA BLACK DIAMOND JUBILEE 2014
OFFICIALS
JUDGE Jacki St Cyr, Sutton, NH (Saturday)
Jess Small, Livermore, ME (Sunday)
COMPETITION MANAGER Ricky Drew, Raymond, ME
feassn@yahoo.com 207-272-0082
COMPETITION SECRETARY Mary Field, 477 Bishop Hill Road, Leeds, ME 04263
(207) 576-3641, memf3@fairpoint.net
STABLING Ricky Drew, Raymond, ME (207) 272-0082
This show is to benefit the family of:
Vickie E. Holbrook
January 3rd 1947 – March 17th 2014
Vickie Emero Holbrook born in 1947 in Bath, ME to Donald and
Mary Emero of Bath. Raised with siblings Stephen, Nan, Adele,
Curtis and Thomas Emero .
Beginning at the age of Eight when she started riding at Shirley
App Stable where she cleaned stalls to be able to ride, from then
she knew horses where going to be a passion of hers. Every
milestone or tragedy that may have happened she has always
found comfort and peace with her horses. The pony she leased as a young girl working at the
farm in trade was named ‘Sparky’, Her mother purchased Sparky as a Christmas gift when she
was 13. Unfortunately Mary passed in a car accident before she had the chance to give him as
a gift that Christmas. When the years came she out grew her pony Sparky, She gave him to
her good friend Cohne Goodwin. During that time a friend that was moving away gave her the
opportunityto own her first horse “Pal” a Saddlebred Belgian cross . In the summers before she
was in her college years she worked at Camp Vega for girls in Readfield as a stable girl for two
summers. Along with going to college in the fall at Northeastern Business College she stayed
with her grandparents in Cumberland on their operating dairy farm that was only a couple
miles from the Cumberland Race track. When she was not attending classes for Accounting,
she would ride her gelding Pal to the Cumberland Race track and this is where she developed
her interest in Harness Racing. She was hired to clean stalls and jog horses as often as she
could, so on her days of work she would ride Pal to the track from the farm and tie him in a
stall that was free so she could learn the ropes of Harness Racing. After College and working
at the track for a couple summers until she graduated with a degree in Accounting. She found
a home for her beloved Pal in Woolwich and until she was able to purchase land of her own
and built a barn . She met her first husband Harvey Munsey In the late 60’s while she was
building on her newly purchased land in Woolwich. In their marriage they had two son’s
Donald Munsey and Darren Munsey. The Marriage was not working out for the best and a
divorce was filed. With a home and child to support she began work at BIW. While taking care
of her home and family, she was having work done on the property during then she met Lester
Richard (Dick) Holbrook Jr., They were married in the winter of 1976. In 1977 their son Evan
Holbrook was born. The late 70’s early 80’s she built her farm Holly Acres Farm based around
the Hackney pony breed and working with various other gaited breeds like Saddlebreds and
Morgans, however she never excluded any breed. While working with her farm she alsobecame a member and held a position in many associations. New England Pony Owners and Breeders Assoc, New England Hackney Assoc , Maine Horse Assoc , Maine Saddlebred Assoc. , Downeast Horse Congress, New England Horse Council and many more. Vickie did many of her years of competing while being apart of these organizations, accomplishing many titles with her hackney stallion Chocolate Beau. The talent and abilty she had with her horse is just one of her many wonderful traits, not only could she get just about any horse to do just about anything. The kindness and size of her heart will never be measured. Over the years she opened her home to many kids from different life styles and provided them with what they may have needed. Giving riding lessons, taking kids to horse shows, being an after school hangout and even just an ear to listen. Vickie did not have a lot to offer but she offered what she could and that was her heart. In the late 80’s Vickie got news she was pregnant, This was obviously not planned however she was over joyed none the less. The thought was all along she was going to have a boy, to her surprised she finally had a girl. Nov 1987 Hiliary Holbrook was born. In more recent years the love of horses has continued, interest of breeds started to switch from the gaited to more of the stock horses like Quarter Horses and Paints. However her activity with horses never slowed her daughter Hiliary took an interest in horses also. Switching Vickie’s role from horse owner and exhibitor to a “Horse Show Mom”, seen all over the state of Maine and New England. In 2003 she moved to Whitefield , Maine with her daughter. While living here she held a job at the Pittston Town Office and also later was a Cleaner of a local bank in the evenings. All while taking care of the 20 acre horse farm , North Meadow Farm. North Meadow Farm was not only her dream but also a home for Cattle, Chickens, Rabbits, Goats and even a Peacock , among many other types of various other animals. Vickie E. Holbrook not was but is a woman with a passion for many things. An Artist with amazing talent, there are many drawings and paintings to prove her natural ability. Painting was not the only thing, sewing, knitting, building, crafting and more, are just a few of the things she could tackle with grace and touch of beauty just like herself. She will not be a simple phone call away , however she will hear every one of us and be giving us advice just the same as if she was here. She will be missed, but never forgotten.
ENTRY INFORMATION
ENTRY FEE: $12.00 Regular Classes
$15.00 Championships & Special Classes
$15.00 office fee per horse (weekend)
ENTRIES CLOSE POSTMARKED Thursday, May 22, 2014
Post (Late) Entries will be accepted after Thursday, May 22, 2014 for an additional
Late Fee of $25.00 per horse or pony entered. Regular Fees and associated rules apply
thereafter.
Entries must be made in writing, signed by the owner or authorized agent, and the trainer;
and must be accompanied by funds to cover all charges. If the owner or exhibitor is under
18 years of age, the entry blank must be signed by an adult who assumes all responsibilities
and risks stated on the entry blank.
Exhibitors are solely responsible for completing the entry blank and add slips accurately as
recorded with their breed and point organizations. The Management and Staff take no
responsibility for exhibitors’ errors.
Once entered, class additions and/or scratches will be accepted ONLY until the close of the
preceding session. Failure to ADD or SCRATCH an entry prior to the close of the
preceding session WILL RESULT IN AN ADDITIONAL FEE OF $5.00 PER CLASS.
The Management and Staff of FEA respectfully request your cooperation and
compliance with this rule.
RETURNED CHECKS: A $50 FEE WILL BE CHARGED ON TOP OF ALL BANK
FEES INCURRED.
All Fees must be paid in full (or a signed blank check left to cover expenses) prior to
issuing a number.
REFUNDS: There will be no refunds on entry fees unless due to a bona fide injury of horse
(rider in equitation). Refunds will be made only upon receipt of a veterinarian’s certificate
(doctor’s certificate) and must be received by the Show Manager or Secretary before the
end of the Show to be considered. There will be no refunds on stalls or campers.
The Show Management reserves the right to decline any entry and to return fees before the
opening of the show and, to prohibit or remove any person or horse from the show without
being held liable for compensation.
Please make checks payable to FEA
Mail entries to Show Secretary
Mary Field
477 Bishop Hill
Road Leeds, ME
04263CREDENTIALS
Proof of Negative Coggins within the last three years is required for horses stabled in the
State of Maine and within the last six months is required for out of state horses. Please
include Coggins date (month/year) on your entry blank.
Vaccinations. It is strongly recommended that all animals on the show grounds be
vaccinated for RABIES within one year from this show. Other vaccinations are also
encouraged: Please include a copy of vaccination records for your horse(s) with your
entries.
STABLING & CAMPING
FEES: $85.00 PER Stall
$85.00 PER Tack Stall
Horses staying overnight MUST be in box stalls.
$85.00 PER Camper (must have camper pass from office)
$50.00 PER Tent (regardless of amenities used)
NO INITIAL BEDDING WILL BE PROVIDED for stalls.
IMPORTANT
Bedding will be available for purchase directly from the vendor.
You must contact McCarthy Enterprises for hay and bedding.
McCarthy Enterprises, 207-474-8952
Stall doors are not to be removed and exhibitors are responsible for the condition of
their stalls.
In the Stabling Area absolutely no air conditioners or refrigerators
are to be used.
ABSOLUTELY NO SMOKING IN THE BARNS!!
Horses needing to arrive early or depart late need to make arrangements through
show manager in advance of the show.
Camping spaces near the coliseum are reserved for Show Officials & Staff
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE
ARRIVAL: Horses may arrive after 12:00 Noon on Friday, May 30, 2014
Horses needing to arrive before prior to that may do so by contacting the
manager. Other fees may apply.
DEPARTURE: Horses must leave by 6:00 p.m. on Sunday, June 1, 2014
PRIZE MONEY ~ RIBBONS ~ TROPHIES
Prize money will be awarded in the ring by a premium voucher.
Once the voucher has been awarded, responsibility of the Horse Show will
cease.
Vouchers may be deducted from show fees or redeemed at the Secretary’s
Office only after the exhibitor’s final class.
All vouchers must be redeemed by the end of the Show and will be invalid
after the Show Office closes on Sunday, June 1, 2014
Six ribbons will be awarded in all classesOTHER INFORMATION
HOLDS will not be permitted unless due to extenuating circumstances and must be
cleared by the Manager via a hold form at the secretary’s booth.
While the show is in progress only authorized personnel will be permitted in the ring
and must be properly attired. No torn clothing or barn/stable affiliation attire.
The Show Committee and/or Management reserves the right to split any classes it
deems necessary. It also reserves the right to cancel classes that do not meet a preset
minimum number to qualify for further finals competition later in the season.
Exhibitors may speak with the judge after they have completed showing and only
after having received permission from the show manager.
Stallions are barred in classes restricted to Ladies and Junior Exhibitors, unless
specifically allowed in that breed’s regulations.
DOGS MUST BE KEPT ON A LEASH OR TIED AT ALL TIMES. Dogs will not
be allowed against the rail of the show ring. Nuisance dogs or dogs with excessive
barking may be asked to leave. Please clean up after your dog.
All motorized transports must be operated by licensed drivers and kept away from
horse traffic areas.
No strollers will be permitted in the chute or near the In and Out Gates
There will be no lunging or long lining in the arena. All lunging and long lining
must be done outside of the ring.
Fire and emergency lanes must be kept open at all times. Horse Trailers and vehicle
parking will be limited to designated areas
For Championships: # in parentheses ( ) indicates that the horse (or rider in
equitation) must have been entered, shown and judged in the designated class.
The show ring (covered) is 95’ wide and 290’ long. The footing is a nice dirt
mixture. The warm up area is dirt and approximately 75’ wide and 150’ long.
Only licensed drivers may operate any motorized vehicle on the grounds.STALL & CAMPER RESERVATION FORM
Please reserve Regular Stalls @ $85 each
Please reserve Tack Stalls @ $85 each
Please reserve Camper Hook-ups @ $85 each _Tents @ $50 each
Length/Color of Trailer/Motor Home License
Plate State & Number
ALL STALLS MUST BE PAID FOR WITH YOUR ENTRIES
Name (Contact Person)
Complete Address
Signature Phone ( ) -
Owner or Authorized Agent
Name to Appear on Stall Door(s)
Anticipated Arrival Time
**SPECIAL NOTE TO ALL TRAINERS: Please attach a list of all individual owners
and exhibitors who will be stabled with you and return it to the Show Secretary
immediately. In this way we hope to be able to accommodate everyone’s wishes. Individual
requests to be stabled with a specific trainer/stable will not be honored once stall
assignments have been made.
FOR ARRIVALS PRIOR TO Friday, May 30, 2014 AT NOON
CONTACT SHOW MANAGER, RICKY DREW
feassn@yahoo.com 207-272-0082Black Diamond Jubilee Horse Show Prize List
Benefit Show in memory of Vickie Holbrook
Classes 1 through 51 will run both Saturday and Sunday beginning at
8:30am
1. English Horse In Hand- Horses /Ponies of Saddleseat Type.
2. Hunter Horse In Hand
3. Youth Showmanship, Open, Exhibitors under 18 years of age
4. Model Alternate Gaited Horse
5. Open Halter, Junior Handler
6. Western Halter Horse
7. Dressage Sport Horse In Hand
8. Adult Showmanship, Open
10 Minute break
9. Schooling Walk/ Trot Pleasure Class ($5 class!)
10. Schooling Walk, Trot, Canter Pleasure Class ($5 class!)
15 Minute Break
11. Bridle Path
12. Alternate Gaited Horse 2 Gait Pleasure, Open
13. Hunter Pleasure, Stock Type, Open
14. Walk- Trot Equitation, 10 Years of age and under
15. Hunter Pleasure Youth, Open
16. Alternate Gaited 3 Gait Equitation, Open
17. Hunter Pleasure, Saddle Horse Type, Open
18. Youth Hunt Seat Equitation
19. Hunt Seat Horsemanship, Open ( Pattern posted in Prize Book )
20. Walk- Trot Pleasure 11- 17 years of Age
21. Hunter Pleasure, Open Championship
LUNCH
22. Road Hack
23. Youth Saddleseat Pleasure
24. Western Pleasure Youth
25. Walk – Trot Pleasure, 10 years of age and under
26. *** Black Diamond Pleasure Challenge***
27. Walk- Trot Equitation 11-17 years of age
28. Dressage Type Pleasure, Open
29. Adult Equitation Open
30. Stock Seat Equitation, Youth
31. Lead Line Equitation, Open
32. Lead Line Pleasure, Open
33. Aches & Pains Pleasure, Open, Riders 40 years of age and older
34. Dressage Seat Equitation Open
35. Walk- Trot / Alternate Gait Equitation, Adult36. Junior/ Limit Pleasure Horse, Open
37. English Pleasure Saddleseat, Open
38. Western Pleasure Stock Type, Open
39. Walk- Trot /Alternate Gait Pleasure Adult, Open
40. Green Horse Walk Trot Pleasure
41. Western Pleasure Saddle Type, Open
42. Green Horse Walk Trot Pleasure Championship
43. Youth Saddle Seat Equitation
44. Western Horsemanship, Open ( Pattern posted in prize book)
45. Western Pleasure Championship
46. Walk Trot Pleasure Masters 50 years of age and older
47. Youth Horsemanship, Open ( Western, Hunter, English, pattern posted
in prize book )
48. Alternate Gaited 2 Gait Equitation
49. Gentlemen’s Pleasure, Open
50. Junior Exhibitor Hack
51. Ladies Pleasure, Open
52. Junior / Limit Horse Pleasure Championship
53. Alternate Gaited 3 Gait Pleasure, Open
DINNER BREAK
Saturday Evening Session (Specs included)
54 Open Walk Trot/Jog Versatile Horse Class- To be ridden English (Hunt Seat,
Dressage or Saddleseat ) walk, trot, Jog the first way of the ring; change tack
in center of ring to Western, proceed the second way of ring walk, jog, lope;
followed by a series of trail obstacles.
55.. Open Versatile Horse Class- To be ridden English (Hunt Seat, Dressage or
Saddleseat ) walk, trot, canter the first way of the ring; change tack in center
of ring to Western, proceed the second way of ring walk, jog, lope; followed by
a series of trail obstacles.
56. Open Costume – to be shown at walk only
57. Bareback Equitation Open
58. Sit A Buck – each rider must bring a $5 bill with them to the in gate. You
will ride bareback on command. The $5 bill will be placed approximately 2”
under your thigh. This is treated like a command class and you retire to the
middle if your $5 bill falls. No hands allowed and no foreign substances.
Winner gets all of the $5 bills! No entry fee. Winner takes all.
59. Synchronized Pairs ( Walk, Trot and Extended Trot with matching attire or
costumes encouraged )
60. Barn Team Obstacle Course (Details posted at the show) FUN!High Point Categories:
Western Division - classes to count ; 6-38-41-44-45
Hunter Division - classes to count; 2-13-17-19-21
Youth Division- classes to count ; 3-5-15-18-23-24-30-43-47
Gaited Horse Division- classes to count; 4-12-16-48-53
Dressage Type Classes- classes to count; 7-28-34
Walk- Trot Division 10 & Under- Classes to Count; 14-25
Walk- Trot Pleasure 11-17 Classes to Count; 20-27
Adult, Walk- Trot Equitation Adult Classes to Count; 8-35-39-
Note: In all Adult Walk-Trot classes, an alternate gait is permitted
CLASS SPECS
26. BLACK DIAMOND PLEASURE CHALLENGE! This class will be awarding a
Black Diamond Necklace for the overall winner of the two days combined. To
be shown at a walk, trot/jog, extended trot/jog, canter both ways of the ring.
Must be asked to back. Judged on pleasure 70% and conformation 30%. Class
entry fee is $25 each day. Overall awards for top 4 of the combined two days
based on points. Only those entering both days are eligible. Winner to receive
the Black Diamond Necklace. Reserve $75. 3rd $50. 4th $25. Points based as
follows: 1) 10pts 2)7pts 3)5pts 4)3pts 5)2pts 6)1pt. Ties to be broken by
Sunday judge’s card.
In Hand- Halter- Showmanship
English Horse In Hand – Saddle seat type horses. To be shown in an
appropriate bridle. Entries to be judged individually standing, then at a walk
and trot on the line. Emphasis to be placed on type, conformation, quality and
movement.
Western Halter – Western Horses to be shown in appropriate halter. To be
judged individually standing, then at a walk and jog on the line. Emphasis to be
placed on conformation, quality and manners.
Hunter Horse In Hand – Hunter Horses to be shown in an appropriate bridle or
halter. Entries to be judged individually standing, then at a walk and trot on
the line. Emphasis to be placed on conformation, quality and manners.
Open Halter, Junior Handler - Handler must be under 18 years of age. Can be
Western, Saddleseat or Hunter. To be judged individually standing, then at
walk and trot on the line. Emphasis to be placed on manners, conformation
and quality.
Dressage Sport Horse In Hand – To be shown in an appropriate bridle with
snaffle bit. Entries to be judged individually standing, then at a walk and trot
on the line. Emphasis to be placed on conformation, quality, movement and
suitability to be a Dressage horse.
Model Alternate Gait Breed – Open to any breed that can have alternate gaits
(example Standardbred, TWH, Icelandic, ect. To be shown in appropriatehalter or bridle ( Western, Hunter or Saddleseat ). Entries to be led into ring, lined up as directed then judged. Entries to be judged on Conformation, quality and presentation only. Not to be moved on the line. Unruly entries to be penalized Youth Showmanship, Open – Handler must be under 18 years of age. Exhibitor may show horse Western, English or Hunter. To be judged according to showmanship standards Adult Showmanship, Open –Handler to be age 19 or over .Exhibitor may show horse Western, English or Hunter. To be judged according to showmanship standards. Mock Division: Schooling Walk/ Trot Pleasure Class ($5 class!) This is an unjudged class. Entries will be asked to walk and trot both ways of the ring. No backing. You will be called to the line up, then excused. A great chance to get your horse into the ring before the riding session begins! Schooling Walk, Trot, Canter Pleasure Class ($5 class!) This is an unjudged class. Entries will be asked to walk and trot both ways of the ring. No backing. You will be called to the line up, then excused. A great chance to get your horse into the ring before the riding session begins! Western Division Western Pleasure, Youth – Rider must be under 18 years of age. Horses can be of Stock or Saddle Type. This class will be split as Western Pleasure, Under 13 years of age and Western Pleasure, 14- 17 years of age if sufficient entries. To be shown at a walk, jog and lope both ways of the ring. Will be asked to back. Emphasis on performance, quality and manners. Western Pleasure, Stock Type Horse - Horses must be of Quarter Horse, Appaloosa or Paint type. If horse is not registered as one of these breeds, you can declare on entry form as Stock Type, but you cannot cross enter this horse to the Saddle Type Horse classes. To be shown at a walk, jog and lope both ways of the ring. Judge may ask for increased forward motion in gaits if desired. Will be asked to back. To be judged on performance, quality and manners. Western Pleasure, Saddle Type Horse - Horses must be Non-stock type (Morgan, Arabian, Friesian, Saddlebred, ect.) If horse is not registered as one of these breeds, you can declare on entry form as Saddle Type, but you cannot cross enter into Stock Type classes. To be shown at a walk, jog and lope both ways of the ring. Will be asked to back. To be judged on performance, quality and manners.
Western Pleasure Championship – Must have entered, shown and been judged in class 24, 38 or 41. To be shown at a walk, jog and lope with consideration to the standards of the type of horse. To be judged on performance, quality and manners. Western Horsemanship, Open – Pattern will be posted in prize list. To be judged on performance, accuracy of pattern and riders ability. Hunter Division Hunter Pleasure, Stock Type Horse – Horses must be of Quarter Horse, Appaloosa or Paint type. If horse is not registered as one of these breeds, you can declare on entry form as Stock Type, but you cannot cross enter into Saddle Type classes. To be shown at a walk, trot and canter both ways of the ring. Judge has the option to extend the trot or canter. To be judged on performance, manners, presence and quality. Hunter Pleasure, Saddle Type Horse – Horses must be of non –stock type (Morgan, Arabian, Friesian, Saddlebred, ect.) If horse is not registered as one of these breeds, you can declare on entry form as Saddle Type, but you cannot cross enter into Stock Type classes. To be shown at a walk, trot and canter both ways of ring. Judge has the option to extend the trot or canter. To be judged on performance, manners, presence and quality. Hunter Pleasure, Youth – Riders must be under 18 years of age. Horses can be of Stock or Saddle Type. This class will be split as Hunter Pleasure under 13 years of age and Hunter Pleasure 14 -17 years of age if sufficient entries. To be shown at a walk, trot and canter both ways of the ring. To be judged on manners, performance and quality. Hunter Pleasure Championship – Must have entered, shown and been judged in classes 13 , 15 or 17. To be shown at a walk, trot and canter both ways of the ring. To be judged on performance, manners, presence and quality. Hunt Seat Horsemanship, Open – Pattern will be posted in prize list. To be judged on performance, accuracy of pattern and riders ability. Saddle Seat Pleasure Division Youth Saddle Seat Pleasure - Riders must be under 18 years of age. To be shown at a walk, trot and canter both ways of the ring. To be judged on performance, quality, presence and manners. English Pleasure Saddle Seat, Open – To be shown at a walk, trot and canter both ways of the ring. To be judged on performance, presence, quality and manners. Equitation Division- Alternate 2 Gaited Equitation Class – Shown at a walk, trot/alt gait both ways of the ring. Judged on rider. Alternate 3 Gaited Equitation Class – Shown at a walk, trot/alt gait, canter/alt gait, both ways of the ring. Judged on rider.
Youth Hunt Seat Equitation, Riders under 18 years of age – Shown at a walk, trot, canter both ways of the ring. Will be asked to back. Judge may ask for pattern. Adult Equitation, Open - Shown at a walk, trot, canter both ways of the ring. Will be asked to back. Judge may ask for pattern. Youth Stock Seat Equitation, Riders under 18 years of age - Shown at a walk, trot, canter both ways of the ring. Will be asked to back. Judge may ask for pattern. Dressage Seat Equitation, Open - Shown at a walk, collected trot, extended trot, collected canter both ways of the ring. Will be asked to back. Judge may ask for pattern. Youth Saddleseat Equitation, Riders under 18 years of age - Shown at a walk, trot, canter both ways of the ring. Will be asked to back. Judge may ask for pattern. Walk –Trot Division - Horse and rider combination in this division may not enter in any canter classes at this show. (Alternate gaits permitted in lieu of trot) Walk –Trot Equitation, 10 years of age and under. Walk–Trot Pleasure, Open, 11 to 17 years of age. Horse to be shown at a walk and a trot or jog both ways of the ring. To be judged on manners, performance and quality. Walk–Trot Pleasure, Open, 10 years of age and under. Horse or pony to be shown at a walk and a trot or jog both ways of ring. To be judged on manners, suitability and performance Walk- Trot Equitation, Open, 11 to 17 years of age. Walk– Trot Equitation, Open, Adult Walk-Trot Pleasure, Open, Adult. Horse to be shown at a walk and a trot or jog both ways of the ring. To be judged on performance, manners and quality. Green Horse Walk Trot Pleasure, Open – Horse pony to be their 1st or 2nd year of showing. To be shown both ways of the ring at a walk and a trot/jog/alt gait. To be judged on pleasure, manners. Green Horse Walk Trot Pleasure, Open Championship – Horse pony to be their 1st or 2nd year of showing. To be shown both ways of the ring at a walk and a trot/jog/alt gait. To be judged on pleasure, manners. Must have entered, shown and been judged in class # 42. Walk-Trot Pleasure Masters, Open- Riders 50 years of age and older. Specs the same as Walk- Trot Pleasure, Adult Lead Line Division Lead Line Equitation, Open Riders 7 years of age and under Lead Line Pleasure, Open, Riders 7 years of age and under. Horse to be judged on suitability to rider, manners and performance. To be shown on lead line both ways of the ring at a walk and trot/jog. Posting not to count. No backing
Alternate Gait Horse Pleasure Division Alternate 2 Gait Pleasure, Open – Open to any breed that can have alternate gaits (example- Standardbred, TWH, Icelandic, etc. ). To be shown at a walk and a trot or alternate gait both ways of the ring. May be asked to back. To be judged on performance, quality and manners. Open Pleasure Classes Division Junior / Limit Horse Pleasure, Open – Open to horses that 5 years of age and under or horses that have not won 6 blue ribbons in the pleasure division. To be shown at a walk, trot or jog and canter or lope. To be judged on performance, quality and manners. Junior / Limit Horse Pleasure Championship – Must have entered, shown and been judged in class # 36. Class Specs the same as #36. Bridle Path – To be shown at a walk, trot and canter both ways of the ring. Horses must be shown in English tack. To be judged on manners, performance and quality. Aches & Pains Pleasure Class, for riders 40 and Over , Open – Open to riders over 40 years of age. To be shown at a walk, trot or jog and a canter or lope. To be judged on performance and manners. Road Hack – To be shown at a walk, trot, extended trot, canter and hand gallop. Extreme speed in hand gallop will be penalized. Must be asked to back. To be judged on performance, quality and manners. Gentlemen’s Pleasure – To be shown at a walk, trot or jog and a canter or lope both ways of the ring. To be judged on performance, quality and manners. Ladies Pleasure – To be shown at a walk, trot or jog and a canter or lope both ways of the ring. To be judged on performance, quality and manners. Open Versatile Walk Trot Horse Challenge – Horses to be shown the first way of the ring under English tack (Hunt Seat, Saddle Seat or Dressage ) at a walk and trot/alt gait, then brought to center ring to change tack to Western. Horses are then shown second way of ring walk and jog/alt gait. Horses will then exit ring and be brought back to ring individually to continue class with trail obstacles. Trail class will be posted in office session prior to evening session. Riders can show trail either Western or English, but must be prepared to show when called. Class will be judged on performance and ability to be a versatile horse. Open Versatile Horse Challenge – Horses to be shown the first way of the ring under English tack (Hunt Seat, Saddle Seat or Dressage ) at a walk trot and canter, the brought to center ring to change tack to Western. Horses are then shown second way of ring walk, jog and lope. Horses will then exit ring and be brought back to ring individually to continue class with trail obstacles. Trail class will be posted in office session prior to evening session. Riders can show trail either Western or English, but must be prepared to show when called. Class will be judged on performance and ability to be a versatile horse.
Miscellaneous classes Alternate 2 Gaited Pleasure Class – Shown at a walk, trot/alt gait both ways of the ring. Judged on pleasure and manners. Alternate 3 Gaited Pleasure Class – Shown at a walk, trot/alt gait, canter/alt gait, both ways of the ring. Judged on pleasure and manners.. Dressage Type Pleasure Class- To be shown at a collected walk, collected trot, extended trot and canter both ways of the ring. To be judged on suitability of horse to be a dressage pleasure horse. Youth Horsemanship, Open ( Western, Hunter, English, pattern posted in prize book ) Junior Exhibitor Hack -To be shown at a walk, trot and canter on a reasonably loose rein without loss of contact with horse’s mouth. To be judged on manners, performance, suitability and quality. Open Costume- To be shown at a walk both ways of the ring and lined up at judge’s discretion. To be judged on costume, originality and presentation. Judge may ask for the audience to participate in the judging process from the stands. Synchronized Pairs – To be shown at a walk, trot or jog and extended trot or jog. Matching attire or costumes encouraged. Polo wraps or performance wraps allowed. To be judged on ability to work as a pair, matching or fun attire and enjoyment of class!! Barn Team Obstacle – Non Horse event. Rules and obstacle course will be posted during show.
THANK YOU
going out to all of our class sponsors!
Saturday
Class Sponsor Name
2 Shawn Kohane
5 Sea Vu Farm-Dawn Murphy
6 Cohne Goodwin
7 Wayne & Cheryl Peaslee
11 Keith Zeiner
13 Cheryl St. Amour
15 Sea Vu Farm-Dawn Murphy
19 Cohne Goodwin
21 Cheryl St. Amour
23 Shawn Kohane
24 Wayne & Cheryl Peaslee
28 Nick Balogh
30 Jen Grady
31 Heather Major
32 Mark Toelle
35 Cheryl St. Amour
37 Jen Grady
39 Bryanne & Andrea MacDonald
40 Wayne & Cheryl Peaslee
41 Heather Webster
43 Heather Webster
44 Wayne & Cheryl Peaslee
45 Janet MacCormack Hyde
46 Bryanne & Andrea MacDonald
47 Charles & Cynthia Wright
48 Schneider’s Saddlery
51 Heather Major
52 Shawn Kohane
55 Eva Tys
57 Andrej Sandmierz
58 Wayne & Cheryl PeasleeTHANK YOU
going out to all of our class sponsors!
Sunday
Class Sponsor Name
1 Wayne & Cheryl Peaslee
2 Jen Grady
3 Kerry Chaps
4 MJM Landscaping
5 Cohne Goodwin
6 Cohne Goodwin
7 MJM Landscaping
10 Wayne & Cheryl Peaslee
15 MJM Landscaping
17 Heather Major
18 Sea Vu- Katie Yearance
19 Janet MacCormack Hyde
21 Heather Major
22 MJM Landscaping
26 Wayne & Cheryl Peaslee
28 Keith Zeiner
33 Janet MacCormack Hyde
35 Jen Grady
39 Wayne & Cheryl Peaslee
41 Heather Major
42 Jen Grady
43 Heather Major
44 Sea Vu- Katie Yearance
45 Janet MacCormack Hyde
46 Heather Major
47 Charles & Cynthia Wright
50 Wayne & Cheryl Peaslee
51 Eva Tys
52 Schneider’s SaddleryThank you to each and every
sponsor listed below:
Gold Sponsors:
Belmont Motel
Session Sponsors:
Acorn Hill Farm
Don Ray Insurance
Fabled Friesians
Silver Sponsors:
Connecticut Equine ClinicWe put this on our website without the booklet ads for the convenience of our exhibitors. We hope doing this has made it easier for you to print off a copy. If you would like a copy mailed to you, please email feassn@yahoo.com with your mailing address. Thank you!
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