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Awards Series are tabulated Sunday morning of each Tournament and at the West Coast Classic, Summer Fort Welcome and BCHJA Fall Presentations take place during the pre-show of the Sunday Grand Finale. Series Champion will receive a Signature Tbird Prize. Prix. Series Presentations will take place at the Summer Fort Festival prior to the Grand Prix unless otherwise noted. Emily Sandhack Equestrian Real Estate Open 1.35m Jumper Classics Series Alf Fletcher Equestrian Excellence Award Emily Sandhack is generously sponsoring each Open 1.35m Established in 2010, the Alf Fletcher Equestrian Excellence Award Classic from the Canadian Premier through to the Summer Fort honors the memory of Alf Fletcher and his considerable lifetime Festival. Each class winner will receive a saddle pad and the series contribution to the horse industry. A $500 tbird bursary will be winner will receive a cooler and tbird Signature Award. presented to the rider who accumulates the most points in the CET, Jump Canada Hunt Seat Medal, Thunderbird Good Hands 3’6” Leading Hunter Professional Award and Seat, USEF Show Jumping Talent Search, ASPCA Maclay, This award will be presented during the World Champion Hunter Dover Saddlery Hunter Seat Medal, CPHA Foundation WCE Medal Rider Summer Fort Classic Tournament. Thunderbird is happy and the WIHS Equitation medal classes held during Thunderbird’s to recognize the hard working Professional Hunter Riders! Points 2021 Tournaments. will be accumulated in all Open Hunter Divisions. The leading Professional Rider will be acknowledged prior to the start of the Canadian Hunter Derby Series - Presented by Sunday Grand Prix with a tbird Signature Award. The Ashby Group This award will be presented to the overall horse and rider combination $125,000 MarBill Hill Farm U25 League Powered that achieves the most points in the four Canadian Hunter Derby by Grant Production Testing Services classes held during the Western Family, Summer Fort Welcome, tbird is proud to be a part of the Jump Canada U25 Young Riders Summer Fort Festival and BCHJA Fall Finale competitions. The Development Program, presented by Marion and Bill Cunningham winner will receive a CWD Hunter Style 2G Saddle. Sponsored by of MarBill Hill Farm and Grant Production Testing Servicies along Karen and Christina Ashby of Dexter Associates Realty; a mother with Trademark Farm and friends, Petaluma Systems and Canoe - daughter team serving the Real Estate needs of the equestrian Financial. Open to all athletes ages 16 to 25. Classes will run at community in BC. Points accumulated will be the scores received heights up to 1.40m. Division will be offered at the West Coast for each class. Series Winner will be awarded at the BCHJA Fall Classic, Summer Fort Classic, Summer Fort Festival and Harvest Finale. Celebration CSI3*, with a Series Winner presented at the Harvest Celebration. CWD 1.30m Open Jumper Division Award CWD is pleased to present a state of the art CWD 2G Saddle to the Overall Hunter Owner 2021 high point rider in the 1.30m Open Jumper Division. Stop by Thunderbird is proud to recognize the owners of outstanding the red CWD showcase and see the BC Representative for more hunters. This award will be presented to the overall hunter owner information and complimentary test rides. whose horse(s) achieve the most points based on year long championship points. All hunter classes will count toward points, Betker Family ‘My First Grand Prix’ Series and the owner will be presented with a tbird Signature Award prior This award will be presented at the BCHJA Fall Finale to the horse to the Summer Fort Festival Grand Prix. /rider combination who has accumulated the most prize money in the Betker Family ‘My First Grand Prix’ Series. Classes will be held
Sky - Hi Jumps Leading Trainer Award Young Hunter Development Series Sky-Hi Jumps is pleased to support the High Point Hunter & The Young Horse Hunter Development Series consists of two Jumper Trainer Awards at Thunderbird Show Park. Sky-Hi Jumps classes at each of the 2021 tournaments. The series will be will present the winner at each tournament with a beautiful jump set tabulated as an accumulating score and the leading horse will be made of durable aluminum designed for top performance, beauty presented with an award at the Summer Fort Festival. and versatility. Leading Hunter Trainer will be awarded at the West Coast Classic, Summer Fort Welcome and Summer Fort Classic. Crooks Show Jumping Young Horse Jumper Leading Jumper Trainer will be awarded at the Western Family, Showcase Series Award and Summer Fort Festival. Points accumulated based on results of This series is designed to encourage the development of young all riders listed under each trainer. show jumping talent by welcoming breeders to showcase superior prospects at Thunderbird Show Park. These classes are one of Thunderbird Champions Series the season’s special highlights and give breeders, trainers and The Thunderbird Champions Series is designed to recognize and prospective buyers, the opportunity to view the results of our reward outstanding performance for junior and amateur riders. industry’s best breeding programs in a competitive setting. The 4, A tbird Signature Award will be presented to competitors who 5, 6 and 7 year olds with the most accumulated points from the accumulate top points during the season. Western Family, Summer Fort Welcome and Summer Fort Classic .75m to .85m Junior Amateur Jumper and Harvest Celebration will be presented with a tbird Signature .90m Junior Amateur Jumper Award. 1.00m Low Child/AA Jumper 1.10m Child/Adult Jumper Short/Long Stirrup Hunter Pre Child/Adult Hunter Modified Child/Adult Hunter MISC HUNTER height price class # Short Stirrup Hunter Pony 2’3” $45 122-126 Short Stirrup Hunter Horse 2’3” $45 127-131 Long Stirrup Hunter 2’3” $45 132-136 Pre Children’s Hunter 2’6” $50 137-141 Pre Adult Hunter 2’6” $50 142-146 Modified Child Adult Hunter 2’9” $50 147-151 Baby Green Hunter 2’6” $45 1-4 Show Park Hunter 2’9” $45 7-10 Small Working Hunter 16h 3’0” $50 15-18 Training Pony Hunter Resp. Hts $45 227-230 Green Rider Hunter 1’8” $45 112-116 Not offered at Summer Fort Classic or Festival Novice Rider Hunter 2’0” $45 117-121 Not offered at Summer Fort Classic or Festival Walk Trot Hunter - $35 103-106 Offered at April Season Opener/BCHJA Fall Finale Cross Rail Hunter - $35 107-111 Offered at April Season Opener/BCHJA Fall Finale Misc Hunter Divisions can be entered on a class by class basis and will not jog. HUNTER CLASSICS height price class # All Riders entered are eligable for 2nd Rd of Classic $250 Green Rider Hunter 1’8” $50 469 Not offered at Summer Fort Classic or Festival $250 Novice Rider Classic 2’0” $50 471 Not offered at Summer Fort Classic or Festival $300 Short/Long Classic 2’3” $55 456 $300 Pre Child/Adult Classic 2’6” $55 461 $300 Modified Child/Adult Classic 2’9” $55 457 $400 Adult Amateur Classic 3’0” $65 460 $400 Children’s Classic 3’0” $65 459 $300 Child Pony Classic Resp Hts $55 455 MISC HUNTER $300 Pony Classic Resp Hts $55 458 C LA S S I C S $400 Junior/AO Classic 3’3 & 3’6 $65 472
National Rated Premier Rated HUNTER DIVISIONS class division div prize class division div prize height fee fee money fee fee money class numbers EQUESTRIAN CANADA 1st Year Pre Green Hunter 3’0” $50 $250 $200 $50 $250 $200 19-23 2nd Year Pre Green Hunter 3’3” $50 $250 $200 $50 $250 $200 24-28 Combined Working Hunter 3’6” - $250 $825 - $300 $1425 29-33 Combined Working Hunter 3’9” - $250 $825 - $300 $1425 34-38 Combined Working Hunter 4’0” - $250 $825 - $300 $1425 39-43 USEF Perf. Working Hunter 3’3” $50 $250 $825 $55 $275 $1225 88-92 Perf. Working Hunter 3’6” $50 $250 $825 $55 $275 $1225 93-97 High Perf. Working Hunter 4’0” $55 $275 $925 $70 $350 $1525 98-102 Green Conformation Hunter 3’6” - $250 $825 - $300 $1425 77-81 Green Conformation Model - $40 - - $40 - - 76 High Perf. Con. Hunter 3’9” - $250 $825 - $300 $1425 83-87 High Perf. Con. Model - $40 - - $40 - - 82 Green Hunter 3’0” - $250 $200 - $250 $200 56-60 Green Hunter 3’3” - $250 $200 - $250 $200 61-65 Green Hunter 3’6” - $250 $825 - $300 $1425 66-70 Green Hunter 3’9” - $250 $825 - $300 $1425 71-75 Young Hunter - 5yrs & under 2’9” - $200 - - $200 - 44-47 Young Hunter - 6yrs & under 3’0” - $200 - - $200 - 48-51 Young Hunter - 7yrs & under 3’3” - $200 - - $200 - 52-55 Model will receive 1/2 points towards divison championship. USEF Am. Owner Hunter 18 to 35 3’3” - $250 $825 - $300 $1425 207-211 Am. Owner Hunter 36 & Over 3’3” - $250 $825 - $300 $1425 212-216 Junior Hunter 15 & Under 3’3” - $250 $825 - $300 $1425 177-181 Junior Hunter 16 to 17 3’3” - $250 $825 - $300 $1425 182-186 Child Pony Hunter Resp. Hts $50 $250 $200 $50 $250 $200 246-250 EQUESTRIAN CANADA & USEF Am. Owner Hunter 18 to 35 3’6” - $250 $825 - $300 $1425 217-221 Am. Owner Hunter 36 & Over 3’6” - $250 $825 - $300 $1425 222-226 Small Jr. Hunter 15 & Under 3’6” - $250 $825 - $300 $1425 187-191 Small Jr. Hunter 16 to 17 3’6” - $250 $825 - $300 $1425 192-196 Large Jr. Hunter 15 & Under 3’6” - $250 $825 - $300 $1425 197-201 Large Jr. Hunter 16 to 17 3’6” - $250 $825 - $300 $1425 202-206 Adult Am. Hunter 18 to 35 3’0” $50 $250 $200 $50 $250 $200 162-166 Adult Am. Hunter 36 to 49 3’0” $50 $250 $200 $50 $250 $200 167-171 Adult Am. Hunter 50 & Over 3’0” $50 $250 $200 $50 $250 $200 172-176 Children’s Hunter 14 & Under 3’0” $50 $250 $200 $50 $250 $200 152-156 Children’s Hunter 15 to 17 3’0” $50 $250 $200 $50 $250 $200 157-161 Small Pony Hunter 2’3” - $250 $525 - $275 $1025 251-255 Medium Pony Hunter 2’6” - $250 $525 - $275 $1025 256-260 Large Pony Hunter 2’9” - $250 $525 - $275 $1025 261-265 Small Green Pony Hunter 2’3” - $250 $525 - $275 $1025 231-235 Medium Green Pony Hunter 2’6” - $250 $525 - $275 $1025 236-240 Large Green Pony Hunter 2’9” - $250 $525 - $275 $1025 241-245 Class will jog for soundness at completion of round. Refer to specifications. Please see schedule for placement of conformation, handy, stake and 1st round of classics. Please refer to up to date schedules in the show office for correct class numbers and combinations
Hunter Specifications Please note: Once combinations or splits have been posted Amateur Owner & Junior Hunters 3’3 & 3’6 online, no further changes will be made. Amateur Owner Divisions 3’3 & 3’6: To be ridden by amateur owners or an amateur member of the owner’s family. In either EC Pre Green & Green Working Hunters case, classes are restricted to riders who are no longer eligible to Pre Green Hunter: A horse of any age in it’s first or second year compete as junior exhibitors. Leased horses are not eligible and of showing over fences in classes 3’0 or higher at EC Sanctioned multiple ownership is not permitted unless all owners are of the Competitions. First Year Pre Green horses will jump 3’. Second same family. Amateur owner divisions will be combined with other Year Pre Green horses will jump 3’3. Cross entry is not permitted amateur owner or junior hunter divisions if less than six entries. into any class with fences at 3’6 or higher. Art G303. Amateur Owner 18 to 35 Hunters 3’6 and 3’3, Amateur Owner Combined Working Hunters: First Year Green Working Hunter 36 & Over Hunters 3’6 and 3’3. Amateur Owner Hunter 3’6 riders 3’6, Second Year Green Hunter 3’9, and Regular Working Hunter may not cross enter into the Adult 3’ Hunters. Amateur Owner 3’3” 4’. A horse in its first year of showing over fences at 3’6 or higher riders may compete in Adult 3’ Hunters on one other horse that must be shown as a first year green horse. A horse in it’s second they own. They may cross enter into the Adult Equitation. Amateur year of showing over fences 3’6 or higher must be shown as Owner 3’3 horses may not cross enter into the Amateur Owner 3’6. a second year green horse. Any horse may show in the regular Riders may not compete at 3’9” or over at the same competition. hunter 4’. A horse’s green status is considered to be broken once (Per Zone 9 Specs) it competes over fences at 3’6 or higher. Junior Hunter: Riders must not have reached their 18th birthday USEF Conformation, Green & Young Hunters as of December 1st of the previous calendar year for USEF and Conformation Hunters: All conformation sections are to be judged Jan 1st for EC. Junior Hunter divisions are as follows and will 70% performance, 30% conformation. Model Class will count for be combined if less than 6 entries; Small Junior Hunter Younger 1/2 points toward division championship. Green Conformation 3’6, Small Junior Hunter Older 3’6, Large Junior Hunter Younger heigh 3’6, High Performance Conformation height 3’9. 3’6, Large Junior Hunter Older 3’6. Small Juniors are 16hh and under, Large Juniors are over 16hh and USEF horses must have Green Hunters: (USEF HU131) Hunter eligibility begins when a a Federation measurment card. Riders may not ride more than 2 horse of any age, competes for the first time in any over fences horses in each 3’6 section. Riders/horses may not cross enter into class with jumps at 3’0 or higher in any Hunter or Equitation class Children’s Hunters from the 3’6 section. held at a Federation or Equine Canada competition in North America. A horse may compete in only one Green Hunter section USEF Junior Hunter 3’3: Open to junior riders. Riders may not at any one competition. cross enter into any class at 3’6 or higher in the hunter division, higher than 3’9 in the equitation division or higher than 1.25m in Green Hunter 3’0 & 3’3: Horse may jump 3’0 or 3’3 for two the jumper division at the same competition if they wish to collect competition years (not necessarily consecutive). Green Hunter USEF points. USEF horses and/or riders may not cross enter into 3’0 may not cross enter Hunter, Equitation or Jumper classes the Children’s Hunter or Junior Hunter 3’6 division. No rider may over 3’3. Green Hunter 3’3 may compete at 3’6 (hunter, jumper or ride more than 3 horses. USEF riders and horses may cross enter equitation) max 4 times to remain eligible for that divison. Horses into the Children’s Equitation. may not compete over 3’6 in hunter, jumper or equitation classes. Green Hunter 3’6: Horse in it’s first competition year showing in High Performance & Performance Working Hunters classes 3’6 or higher. Please see USEF rule book (HU131 - b) for Open to horses of any age and not restricted by any previous show additional exceptions. records. Individual classes may be entered. Divisions offered; High Performance Working Hunter 4’0, Performance Working Green Hunter 3’9: Horse in it’s second year (not necessarily Hunter 3’6, Performance Working Hunter 3’3. comsecutive) of showing in classes 3’6” or higher. Young Hunters: Child Pony Hunters (USEF) Open to junior riders. Ponies may not cross enter into any rated Young Hunter 2’9” - horses five and under. division. Smalls will show at 2’, mediums will show at 2’3 and larges Young Hunter 3’0” - horses six and under. will show at 2’6. Riders may cross enter into rated ponies or any Young Hunter 3’3” - horses seven and under. class where the height does not exceeds 3’0. Young Hunter Section is open to any age-verified horse eligible by age regardless of competition experience. May only compete in one Young Horse fence height sectionat any one competition. Young Hunters are not required to jog.
Hunter Specifications Cont. Pony Hunters | Respective Heights Miscellaneous Divisions Open to ponies ridden by junior riders subject to the following Modified Child/Adult Hunters 2’9” restrictions: Junior “A” riders may ride large ponies only, Junior “B” Open to Jr/Am horse/rider combinations where the rider does not and Junior “C” riders may ride ponies of all heights, Large ponies jump higher than 3’ at the same competition. exceed 13.2 hands but do not exceed 14.2 hands, Medium ponies exceed 12.2 hands but do not exceed 13.2 hands, Small ponies do Baby Green Hunters 2’6” not exceed 12.2 hands. To compete in classes restricted to ponies, Open to horses and ponies that have not shown over a course of a foreign pony must have an EC measurement card. Exception: fences at any show or event prior to January 1st of the current year. EC recognizes valid USEF measurement cards for all divisions Cross entry is not permitted in classes with fences over 2’9”. for American ponies recorded with USEF. Sign up times for measurements are reserved through the competition office. Pony Young Hunter Development Class 2’6” divisions with less than 6 entries will be combined.Adults are permitted Open to horses in their first year of showing. to show (be judged on) large ponies in miscellaneous non-point classes not limited to juniors. Adult amateurs may ride large ponies Pre Child | Pre Adult Hunters 2’6” Open to all horse/rider combinations where the rider does not jump in adult amateur classes where fences do not exceed 3’. A pony higher than 2’9” at the same competition. judged with an adult may not be judged in any class with a junior at the same competition. Juniors of any age may show ponies of any Short | Long Stirrup Hunters 2’3” height in miscellaneous non-point classes. Open to all horse/rider combinations where the rider does not jump higher than 2’6” at the same competition. There will be no oxers Adult Amateur Hunter 3’0 set in this division. Riders may not cross enter into Rated Ponies. Horses or riders entered in adult amateur hunter sections may not compete in the any amateur owner 3’6 or 3’3 section at the same Short Stirrup Pony Hunters 2’3” competition. Riders entered in adult amateur hunter sections may Open to all pony/rider combinations where the rider does not jump not compete in any other hunter class in which obstacles exceed higher than 2’6” at the same competition. There will be no oxers set 3’3 or jumper class in which obstacles exceed 1.0m at the same in this division. Riders may not cross enter into rated Pony Hunters competition. Adult Amateur Hunters are offered in the following and ponies may not cross enter into the short stirrup horse section. sections: Adult Amateur Hunter 18-35, Adult Amateur Hunter 36- 49, Adult Amateur Hunter 50+. Green Rider Hunter 18” Open to riders in their first year of showing or under the age of Adult Amateur Equitation 3’0 eight. May cross enter into Novice Rider Hunter 2’0”. Not offered at Open to amateur riders who may not compete in any class where the Summer Fort Classic or Summer Fort Festival. fence height exceeds 3’3 in the hunter ring or 1.0m in the jumper ring. Novice Rider Hunter 2’ Children’s Hunter 3’0” Open to any riders in their second year of showing or under the age Riders entered in Children’s Hunter sections may not compete in of twelve. May cross enter into 2’3” classes. Not offered at Summer any other hunter class where fences exceed 3’3” or jumper classes Fort Classic or Summer Fort Festival. where fences exceed 1.0m at the same competition. Horses and/or riders entered in Children’s Hunter classes may not cross enter into Cross Rail Hunter any Junior Hunter section at the same competition. Horses entered Rider may cross enter into Green Rider if rider qualifies (see Green in Children’s Hunter classes may be shown in the Amateur Owner Rider specs). Offered at April Season Opener and BCHJA Fall Hunter section at the same competition if ridden by any immediate Finale. member of the child’s family. Children’s Hunter classes are offered in the following sections: Child’s Hunter 15-17, Child’s Hunter 14 Walk/Trot Hunter & Under. Riders may not cross enter into any other divison. Offered at April Season Opener and BCHJA Fall Finale. Children’s Equitation 3’0” Riders may not cross enter into any hunter class where the fences Training Pony Hunter exceed 3’3” in the hunter ring or 1.0m in the jumper ring. Smalls jump 2’0”, mediums 2’3” and larges 2’6”.
CANADIAN HUNTER DERBIES $5,000 Presented by The Ashby Group Friday, July 9 $20,000 Presented by the George & Dianne Tidball Legacy Foundation Saturday, August 14 $5,500 Presented by the Ashby Group Thursday, August 26 $2,500 Presented by the Ashby Group Saturday, September 25 USHJA NATIONAL HUNTER DERBIES $5,000 Thursday, August 12 $5,000 BUTET Sellier Open Derby Thursday, August 12 $5,000 Hammersmith Stables Junior/Amateur Derby Thursday, August 12 USHJA INTERNATIONAL HUNTER DERBIES $25,000 Presented by Foxstone Stables Thursday, August 19 BETKER FAMILY JR/AM HUNT & HANDY DERBIES $2,500 Friday, July 2 $5,000 Saturday, September 25 BROWN FAMILY CHILD/ADULT AMATEUR DERBIES $5,000 Saturday, July 10 $10,000 Saturday, August 28 ADDITIONAL DERBIES $1,500 Pony Hunter Derby Thursday, August 19 $2,500 BB Equestrian 2'6"-2'9" Hunt & Handy Thursday, August 19
Medal Specifications ARIAT National Adult Medal Hunter Jumper association tabulting points for that region.The Class #513 | Height: 3’0 | Class Fee: $50 class will be judged under the same rules and regulations as the Open to members of USEF or Equine Canada who are eligible to CET Medal. The class is judged 60% over fences and 40% on the compete in the Adult Amateur Hunter Section of this show. Riders flat. No cross entry into the CET Medal at the same competition. may not show in any jumper class 1.20m or higher at the same Three entries are required to run the class. If less than 3 complete competition. The top four riders are required to perform at least the class, see G1108.7 for special points rules. Riders may not two individual tests from USEF tests 1-19. cross enter 1.20m or higher. ASPCA Maclay Medal CPHA Foundation WCE Junior/Amateur Medal Class #501 | Height: 3’6 | Class Fee: $50 Class #499 | Height: 1.10m | Class Fee: $50 Open to all junior riders of USEF or EC. All riders and trainers Will be offered at the Canadian Premier, Fort Classic and Fort Festival. are required to be active members of the National Horse Show Open to current CPHA junior and amateur riders whose trainers are Association. All riders to compete over fences and a minimum of also members. 3 riders must complete course to recieve points. The 12, if available, will come back on the flat. Flat to count for 50% of class will be judged under a modified power and speed format (Table II, score. It is the riders responsibility to calculate points and number Sec2(d)), with no time allowed for the power phase and a 375 meters/ of classes in which they have competed for eligibility. See USEF minute time allowed for the speed phase.Horses will continue on to the EQ110.8 for full Qualification/Eligibility rules. Three riders must speed phase regardless of knockdowns or a refusal. A second refusal complete the course for points to count. will eliminate. One (1) point will be subtracted from the rider’s score for each commenced second taken over the time allowed and four BCHJA 3’3” Junior/Amateur Hunt Seat Medal (4) points will be deducted for each knockdown on course. The open Class #506 | Height: 3’3 | Class Fee: $50 numerical scoring system will be used, with a score announced after Open to all junior and amateur riders. BCHJA membership required each round. to collect points toward the Finals and Series Championship. Two Dover Saddlery USEF Hunter Seat Medal riders are required to fill the class. To be run under the same rules Class #500 | Height: 3’6 | Class Fee: $50 as the Jump Canada Hunt Seat Medal. Finals will be held at the Open to all junior members of USEF. To be shown over a course of BCHJA Fall Finale. To qualify for the finals, riders are required to not less than 8 obstacles at 3’6” which will include one combination have acquired a ribbon in one of the classes during the current with an oxer and two changes of direction. At least top 4 to ride off. season. Series Champion points will also be accumulated from Full points awarded in classes with 6+ riders, classes with 3-5 riders all shows holding a BCHJA Medal class and be awarded at the will be awarded 1/2 points. It is the riders responsibility to calculate BCHJA Gala. points and number of classes in which they have competed for CET Medal eligibility. See USEF EQ110.5 for full Qualification/Eligibilty rules. Class #504 | Height: 1.10m to 1.15m | Class Fee: $50 Hamel Foundation NHS 3’3 Medal Open to riders until the end of the year they reach the age of 21. Class #521 | Height: 3’3 | Class Fee: $50 Riders are required to have current Gold EC and CET memberships. Rider and trainer must be current members of the National Horse Points will not count retroactively. The class is judged 60% over Show Association. Open to all junior members of USEF or EC, fences and 40% on the flat. The class will be run under EC jumper who have never competed in any National Equitation Finals at 3’6 rules. The flat phase is to include lengthening of stride and counter (Maclay, USEF Medal, USEF Talent Search, WIHS, CET, Jump canter. The course will consist of at least 10 fences 1.10m to 1.15m Canada). All riders to compete over fences and a minimun of 12, if in height with spreads to 1.40m. A time allowed will be established available, will come back on the flat. Flat to count for 50% of score. based on the speed of 350 meters per minute. Change of tack is permitted between phases. Martingales are not permitted in the flat Jump Canada Hunt Seat Medal phase, and only running martingales are permitted over fences. Class#514 | Height: 3’6 | Class Fee: $50 See Art. G1109 for addition tack and equipment restrictions. Three Open to all Junior Riders that hold a current Equestrian Canada Gold entries are required to run the class. If less than 3 complete the membership. Judged 60% over fences and 40% flat. All contestants class, see G1108.7 for special points rules. or a minimun of eight shall be called back to perform at a walk, trot and canter. From a minumum of four of the contestants, the judge CET Mini Medal is required to call for a minimum of two or more requiremnets from Class #505 | Height: 1.0m | Class Fee: $50 Artical G1009, Tests. No change of tack between phases. Three Open to junior and amateur riders who are members of Equestrian entries are required to run the class. If less than 3 complete the Canada. CET membership is not required, but for points to count class, see G1105.4 for special rules. Riders may not cross enter toward a provincial final, athletes must be members of the provincial into a 3’0” medal class at the same competition.
Marshal & Sterling/USEF Pony Medal participation in the first phase, whether it is jumping or flat phase, Class #522| Height: Repective heights | Class Fee: $50 constitutes entry into the class as a whole regardless of whether Open to junior active members of USEF who have not yet reached the rider is called back for the second phase. Six riders need to their 18th birthday. Riders entered in this class cannot cross enter complete the course to fill. 1* classes to contain a liverpool, 2* into a USEF Hunter Seat Medal Class at the same competition. classes to contain a water-filled water jump. Ponies to jump their respective heights. Two tests (1-18, excluding test 15) are required during the first round. To fill a class, three THIS Children’s Medal Class #512 | Height: 3’0 | Class Fee: $50 competitors must complete the course. Two cumulative refusals in Open to all junior members of USEF or Equine Canada who have the USEF Pony Medal Finals will result in elimination. never competed in a National Equitation Final with fences at 3’6. Northwest Foundation 14&U 3’0” Child Medal The top four riders are required to perform at least two individual Class #498 | Height: 3’0” | Class Fee: $50 tests from USEF test 1-19. Open to riders 14 & Under (per USEF horse show age requirments) who have not won this Final. To be judged over hunter type course Thunderbird Good Hands & Seat Medal Class #502 | Height: 0.9m, Class #503 | Height: 1.10m at 3’0” in height. Combinations permitted. Liverpools not allowed. Class Fee: $50 Work off is required of at least 4 (if available) which may include Open to all junior and amateur riders. The course will consist of 10 USEF Eq Tests 1-17.Unconventional tack and equipment is or more jumps with a minimum of 2 combinations, (one will be a penalized at the judges discretion. 3 must complete for points to triple). Tack is not restricted. A water jump or liverpool will not be count. Four or more points qualify rider to compete in finals held at used. The finals will be held at the BCHJA Fall Finale. Finals will the Northwest Autumn Classic. call for a top 4 ride off. Riders competing in the 0.90m TBGH&S NCEA Junior Hunt Seat Medal may not cross entry into 1.10m/3’6” or higher. Class #507 | Height: 3’3 | Class Fee: $50 Open to all Junior members of the USEF or EC. Riders need not Washington International Horse Show Eq. Medal be members of the NCEA Medal to compete in the class, but Class #509 Hunter, #510 Jumper, #511 Overall only members will accrue points toward the Ranking List. Class is Height: 3’6” | Class Fee: $50 pinned based on combined performance over two phases, fences Current WIHS membership required if rider wants to collect points. and flat. Competitors must use the same horse in both phases. Open to members of USEF and EC who have not reached their Fences Phase: To be shown over a minimum of eight fences 3’ 18th birthday. Competitors will use the same horse in both phases. 3 in height, spread not to exceed fence height. The course may Only those who have competed in both phases can receive a score be either a Jumper or Hunter type course. Water obstacles and in the final round. 6 riders need to complete the course to fill the liverpools are not permitted. An open numerical scoring system class. Riders will show in reverse order for the second phase based must be used in the first phase, with each rider’s score announced on first phase scores. at the completion of their round. Platinum Performance/USEF Talent Search Flat Phase: The top 10 will be asked to return to the arena for a Class #508 | Height: 1.15m | Class Fee: $50 flat phase performing at a walk, trot and canter and perform 2 tests Open to members of USEF until the end of the year in which they from USEF Tests 1-19. In addition, riders are required to perform turn 21. Competitors must use the same horse in both phases. A 2 of 3 basic dressage movements of a shoulder-in, haunches- water jump, liverpool or a jump simulating water will be used in in or leg yield both directions of the ring at the discretion of the the jumper phase. The jumping phase of the class shall be over a judge. The Under Saddle performance of those riders selected to course of at least 10 fences 3’6 to 3’9 in height with spreads to 5’0. participate in this phase shall count 50% of the overall two phase Each course will contain no fewer than three fences set at 3’9 in performance. There is no minimum requirement to fill the class. height. The course will include a double and a triple combination Riders who do not return for the flat phase are not eligible for a or three double combinations. Twenty riders or 50% of entries ribbon overall per EQ107.6. (whichever is greater) will be called back for a second phase. Rider participation in the first phase, whether it is jumping or flat phase, Platinum Performance/USEF Talent Search constitutes entry into the class as a whole regardless of whether Class #508 | Height: 1.15m | Class Fee: $50 the rider is called back for the second phase. Six riders need to Open to members of USEF until the end of the year in which they complete the course to fill. 1* classes to contain a liverpool, 2* turn 21. Competitors must use the same horse in both phases. A classes to contain a water-filled water jump. water jump, liverpool or a jump simulating water will be used in the jumper phase. The jumping phase of the class shall be over a THIS Children’s Medal course of at least 10 fences 3’6 to 3’9 in height with spreads to 5’0. Class #512 | Height: 3’0 | Class Fee: $50 Each course will contain no fewer than three fences set at 3’9 in Open to all junior members of USEF or Equine Canada who have height. The course will include a double and a triple combination never competed in a National Equitation Final with fences at 3’6. or three double combinations. Twenty riders or 50% of entries The top four riders are required to perform at least two individual (whichever is greater) will be called back for a second phase. Rider tests from USEF test 1-19.
Medal Specifications Cont. Thunderbird Good Hands & Seat Medal Washington International Horse Show Eq. Medal Class #502 | Height: 0.9m, Class #503 | Height: 1.10m Class #509 Hunter, #510 Jumper, #511 Overall Class Fee: $50 Height: 3’6” | Class Fee: $50 Open to all junior and amateur riders. The course will consist of Current WIHS membership required if rider wants to collect points. 10 or more jumps with a minimum of 2 combinations, (one will be Open to members of USEF and EC who have not reached their a triple) with a minimum of two changes of direction. Tack is not 18th birthday. Competitors will use the same horse in both phases. restricted. A water jump or liverpool will not be used. The finals will Only those who have competed in both phases can receive a score be held at the BCHJA Fall Finale. Finals will call for a top 4 ride off. in the final round. 6 riders need to complete the course to fill the Riders competing in the 0.90m TBGH&S may not cross entry into class. Riders will show in reverse order for the second phase based 1.10m/3’6” or higher. on first phase scores. Derby Specifications Canadian Hunter Derby USHJA National Hunter Derby Junior/Amateur Section - Open to Junior/Amateur riders who Horses, riders, owners and trainers must be USEF/USHJA may drop down one level from the highest height they have shown members to collect points. Class will be two rounds with open at with that horse at this show. Professionals may show Pre Green, scoring and the top 10 will return for the second round. No horse USEF Green 3’ & 3’3”, or Young hunters 3’ & 3’3” that have shown cross entry between the USHJA National Hunter Derby and the in their respective green or young horse division this year, and USHJA International Hunter Derby. Fence height will be 3’ with four must compete at the heighest height that they have jumped at that high option fences set at 3’5”. Class will be run following USEF ‘3 show with that horse. Fences will be 3’ with 3’3” options or 3’3” with refusal’ rule. 3’5” options. USHJA International Hunter Derby Open Section - Open to any horse and rider. Fences will be 3’6” The class will be two rounds with open scoring and the top tweleve with option fences of 3’9” to 4’3”. will return for the second round. There will be a minimum of 10 Both Sections: One round format, each competitor will receive jumps. Fence height 3’6” to 4’0, with a maximum of 50% of the a score comprised of three components:1. Hunter Score (out jumps set at 3’6” and four option jumps set at a minimum of 4’3”. of 100) - The class is judged as a hunter handy class. 2. High Class will be run following USEF ‘3 refusal’ rule. Performance Bonus (up to 10 points) - Two bonus points Brown Family Child/Adult Hunter Derby awarded for each high performance option taken on course Open to all Junior and Amateur riders who have not shown 3. Handy Bonus (up to 10 bonus points) - awarded at over 3’3” or 1.0m on any horse during this competition year. As the judge’s discretion for additional handiness and high The Brown Family Derby Series has been established to foster the performance displayed on course, including: efficiency of development of 3’ Child and Adult riders, and in the spirit of friendly stride, unique turns and approaches, inside turns, slices, competition, the Brown Family and the competition managment athleticism, boldness and impressive start and finish. ask that competitors respect the above specs. Round one is a The course will include at least 12 jumps. Only the 3’6” section is a hunter classic course with a minimum of 10 to 12 fences with 2 qualifier for the national finals. Formal attire is required. Please see higher options. Round two will be a hunter handy round with 8 to 10 prize money chart for payout information. fences with higher option jumps. Fence heights 3’, option fences 3’3”. Cooler to first place and ribbons to eighth. Please see prize money chart for payout information. EQUITATION DIVISIONS height fee class # specifications Child Pony Equitation 2’-2’6” $50 556-558 Green Rider Equitation 1’8” $50 523-525 Open to riders in 1st year showing Novice Rider Equitation 2’0” $50 526-528 Open to riders in 2nd year showing Pony Equitation 2’3”-2’9” $50 559-561 Short Stirrup Equitation 2’3” $50 529-531 Open to junior riders Long Stirrup Equitation 2’3” $50 532-534 Open to amateur riders Pre Children’s Equitation 2’6” $50 535-537 Open to junior riders Pre Adult Equitation 2’6” $50 538-540 Open to amateur riders Modified Child Adult Eq 2’9” $50 541-543 Open to junior and amateur riders Children’s 14 & Under Eq 3’0” $50 544-546 Children’s 15-17 Eq 3’0” $50 547-549 A/A Equitation 36 & Over 3’0” $50 553-555 A/A Equitation 18-35 3’0” $50 550-552 “A” Equitation 3’6” $50 515,516 15,16 or 17 on Jan 1 of current year “B” Equitation 3’0” $50 517,518 12,13 or 14 on Jan 1 of current year “C” Equitation 3’0” $50 519,520 11 and under on Jan 1 of current year Heights and distances will be adjusted for ponies in “B” & “C” Equitation. Ponies will jump rated heights. JUMPER DIVISIONS height fee stake$ class # Classic fee class # Park Jumper (April, WCC, WF, BCHJA) .75m $50 - 300-303 .75m $500 Classic $75 400 Jr/Am Jumper (April, WCC, WF, BCHJA) .75m $50 $250 304-307 Welcome Jumper (CP, BCO, SFW, SFC, SFF) .80m $50 - 308-311 Jr/Am Jumper (CP, BCO, SFW, SFC, SFF) .80m $50 $250 312-315 .80m $750 Classic $85 401 Open Jumper (April, WCC, WF, BCHJA) .85m $50 - 308-311 .85m $750 Classic $85 401 Jr/Am Jumper (April, WCC, WF, BCHJA) .85m $50 $250 312-315 Pony Jumper - Non Rated .90m $50 $250 316-319 Open Jumper .90m $50 $250 320-323 .90m $750 Classic $85 402 Jr/Am Jumper .90m $50 $250 324-327 Pacific Open Jumper 1.0m $55 $250 328-331 1.0m $1000 Classic $95 403 Low Childrens/Adult Amateur Jumper 1.0m $55 $250 332-335 Thunderbird Jumper 1.10m $55 $250 336-339 1.10m $1000 Classic $95 404 Children’s Jumper 1.10m $55 $250 340-343 Adult Amateur Jumper 1.10m $55 $250 344-347 Thunderbird Jumper 1.15m $55 $250 348-351 1.15m $1500 Classic $120 405 May/August April/June/July/Sept JUMPER DIVISIONS height class prize $ class prize $ class # Classic fee class # Modified Jr/Am 1.15m $85 $750 $65 $500 356-359 Open Jumper 1.20m $85 $750 $65 $500 360-363 Low Jr/Am/AO 1.20m $85 $750 $65 $500 364-367 $2500 Open Classic $200 407 EC Youth Childrens 1.20m $65 $500 $65 $500 399 (Offered at CP, WCC, SFC, SFF) Open Jumper (Not at BCHJA) 1.25m $85 $750 $65 $500 390-393 CWD 2G Open 1.30m $85 $750 $65 $500 369-370 $2500 Open Classic $200 408 Jr/Am/AO Jumper 1.30m $85 $750 $65 $500 372-374 Open Jmp (Not at BCHJA) 1.35m $85 $750 $65 $500 375-377 $2500 Open Classic $200 410 Jr/Am/AO Jmp (Not at BCHJA) 1.35m $85 $750 $65 $500 394-397 High Jr/Am/AO Owner 1.40m $85 $750 $65 $500 379-381 Open Jumper 1.40m $85 $750 $65 $500 382-384 $2500 Open Classic $200 411 Class prize money is subject to change. Please refer to the schedules at each competition to verify prize money amounts.
WCHRWORLD CHAMPIONSHIP HUNTER RIDER Welcome to the 2021 World Championship Hunter Rider Series! Thank you to the exhibitors and managers who make this program so successful. All of the competitions listed below have been selected as 2021 WCHR Member Events and are eligible for inclusion in Regional and National point standings. Be part of the fun in 2021! CENTRAL MOUNTAIN NORTHEAST SOUTH CENTRAL Showpark Ranch & Coast Classic Summer In the Rockies III Old Salem Farm May II Great Southwest Winter Series III May 11-16, 2021 • San Juan Capistrano, CA June 23-27, 2021 • Parker, CO May 18-23, 2021 • North Salem, NY February 17-21, 2021 • Katy, TX Temecula Valley National I Summer In the Rockies V The Saratoga Classic I Pin Oak Charity May 19-23, 2021 • Temecula, CA July 7-11, 2021 • Parker, CO June 16-20, 2021 • Stillwater, NY March 31- April 4, 2021 • Katy, TX Blenheim June Classic I Fairfield Co. Hunt Club June Pin Oak Charity Horse Show III June 9-13, 2021 • San Juan Capistrano, CA MID ATLANTIC June 22-26, 2021 • Westport, CT April 7-11, 2021 • Katy, TX Giant Steps Charity Horse Shows Lexington Spring Premiere Lake Placid Texas Shoot-Out August 3-8, 2021 • Petaluma, CA April 28- May 2, 2021 • Lexington, VA June 29-July 4, 2021 • Lake Placid, NY April 28-May 2, 2021 • Tyler, TX Menlo Charity Horse Show The Keswick Horse Show Saratoga Special II Great Southwest Round Up August 10-15, 2021 • Atherton, CA May 18-23, 2021 • Keswick, VA July 15-18, 2021 • Stillwater, NY May 6-9, 2021 • Katy, TX NATIONAL Upperville Colt & Horse Show Manchester Classic Show Jumping Classic June 7-13, 2021 • Upperville, VA Devon July 21-25, 2021 • East Dorset, VT May 19-23, 2021 • Fort Worth, TX May 27-June 6, 2021 • Devon, PA Loudoun Benefit The Princeton Summer Classic Southwest Classic June 16-20, 2021 • Upperville, VA Capital Challenge Horse Show July 28-August 1, 2021 • Princeton, NJ May 26-30, 2021 • Fort Worth, TX October 4-10, 2021 • Upper Marlboro, MD Deep Run Horse Show New York Horse & Pony June 23-27, 2021 • Manakin Sabot, VA SOUTHEAST August 4-8, 2021 • Saugerties, NY Brandywine Valley Summer Series WEF 6 Equestrian Sport Productions LLC June 30 • July 4, 2021 • Devon, PA NORTHWEST February 16-21, 2021 • Wellington, FL Lexington National Horse Show Spring National Hunter Ocala Winter Finals August 11-15, 2021 • Lexington, VA April 13-18, 2021 • Monroe, WA March 9-14, 2021 • Ocala, FL Middleburg Classic Pacific Northwest Hunter Jumper Gulf Coast Sunshine Classic September 22-26, 2021 • Upperville, VA May 19-23, 2021 • Monroe, WA March 10-13, 2021 • Gulfport, MS Thunderbird Show Park Canadian WEF 12 Equestrian Sport Productions LLC MIDWEST Premiere March 30- April 4, 2021 • Wellington, FL Kentucky Spring May 25-30, 2021 • Langley, BC Aiken Spring Classic Masters May 11-16, 2021 • Lexington, KY The Oregon Trail April 21-25, 2021 • Aiken, SC Split Rock Hunter - Jumper Classic II June 16-21, 2021 • Wilsonville, OR Aiken Charity Horse Show I For more information contact June 16-20, 2021 • Lexington, KY Early Summer H/J Classic #2 May 5-9, 2021 • Aiken, SC Eva Van Heeke Showplace Spring Spectacular III June 23-27, 2021 • Wilsonville, OR Equus Events Tryon Spring 3 June 23-27, 2021 • Wayne, IL at evanheeke@ushja.org Country Classic May 19-23, 2021 • Mill Spring, NC Traverse City Horse Shows June July 14-18, 2021 • Wilsonville, OR or (859) 225-6735 Blowing Rock Charity I June 23-27, 2021 • Williamsburg, MI Oregon High Desert Classic 2 July 27-August 1, 2021 • Blowing Rock, NC or visit www.ushja.org/wchr. Great Lakes Equestrian Festival II July 28- August 1, 2021 • Bend, OR July 14-18, 2021 • Williamsburg, MI SOUTHWEST Summer Fort Classic Kentucky Summer Horse Show August 17-22, 2021 • Langley, BC Desert Circuit VIII July 28-August 1, 2021 • Lexington, KY March 16-21, 2021 • Thermal, CA Northwest Spectacular Blue Grass Festival September 1-5, 2021 • Wilsonville, OR Blenheim Spring IV August 17-22, 2021 • Lexington, KY April 14-18, 2021 • San Juan Capistrano, CA Northwest Autumn Classic The Kentucky National September 22-26, 2021 • Monroe, WA Temecula Valley National Premier September 22-26, 2021 • Lexington, KY April 21-25, 2021 • Temecula, CA* (859) 225-6700 | USHJA.org
Do you have what it takes to be a World Championship Hunter Rider? WCHR WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP HUNTER RIDER PHOTOS: THE BOOK LLC, SHAWN MCMILLEN, JAMES STUART, JERRY MOHME, JAMES LESLIE PARKER, JAY GOSS Congratulations to the 2020 WCHR Northwest Regional Winners! Professional – Quinn Partridge Junior 3’3” – Kate Hagerty Developing Professional – Quinn Partridge Children’s – Lillian Thomas Amateur Owner 3’6” – Camille Leblond Pony – Madeline Luddy Amateur Owner 3’3” – Hillary Sosne Handy Hunter – Nicole Bourgeois Adult Amateur – Kelsey King Professional Owner – Emily Steckler Junior 3’6” – Cameron Brown Developing Pro Owner – Emily Steckler JOIN TODAY... and be part of the fun in 2021! Become a member by Midnight Eastern time of the last day of this competition and receive points toward Regional and National awards, and qualifying for the WCHR Finals Challenge classes held during the Capital Challenge Horse Show. For more information contact Eva Van Heeke at evanheeke@ushja.org or (859) 225-6735, or visit www.ushja.org/wchr. (859) 225-6700 | USHJA.org
Jumper Specifications Children & Adult Amateur Jumper 1.10m level of the first EC rated junior or amateur class in which they competed. Professionals are permitted unlimited upward and Open to horses ridden by either Junior (Children) or Amateur (Adult downward movement. Amateur) riders. If there are less than 8 riders in either Children’s or Adult Amateur Jumpers, divisions may be combined. The fourth EC Youth Children’s 1.20m class of each division will be a $250 stake class. Classes will be The EC Youth Children’s will follow FEI class specifications without run as either table 238.2.2 or table 238.2.1. Ribbons to 8th. Each requiring FEI passports or stabling. Open to riders from the division will be awarded championships. beginning of the calendar year in which they reach the age of 12 Clear Round Jumping until the end of the calendar year in which they reach 14. Course will consist of 12-16 fences at 1.20m in height with a maximum spread Horses are required be checked into the competition and be of 1.30m for oxers and 1.45m for triple bars. Speed of 350m/m, wearing their competition numbers prior to entry into Clear Round table 238.2.2. Tack rules will follow FEI Jumping Rules, Annex XII Jumping. Please sign up for rounds through ShowGroundsLive. Rules for Children’s Events. Note that EC Youth Children’s may not The fee is $25 per round. ride stallions. Crooks Show Jumping Young Horse Showcase Grand Prix Open to all horses and riders holding current memberships of Course will consist of 12-16 fences up to the specified height. It their national federation. To determine the age category a horse will include a double and a triple combination. Cooler for first and competes in, all horses born in the northern hemishpere have an ribbons to 10th. Order of go will be computer drawn. Horses are official birth date of January 1st, and horses born in the southern required to be stabled on the show grounds 24 hr prior to class hemisphere have an official birthdate of August 1st. Horses born in start and are not permitted to leave the grounds until the class is the southern hemisphere are allowed to compete with horses one completed. The class will run as a jump off according to Table A year younger per FEI Article 254.1.2. Two classes per week will be 238.2.2. offered, the first will be a clear round and the second an immediate jump off. The 6 & 7 year olds will come back to jump off during Jumper Divisions Under 1.10m the finals. 4 year olds will be judged 50% on performance, and Open to horses that are nominated to the ring in which the class 50% on way of going, jumping style and potential. Time allowed is being held. Open Jumper divisions are open to all horses and will be based on 300m/min for 4 y/o, 325m/min for 5 y/o and 350m/ riders. Junior Amateur divisions are open to all horses and riders min for 6 & 7 y/o. Boot check will be performed after all classes who are Juniors or Amateurs. Classes will be run as either table following FEI Article 257.2.4. Young horses will be able to show in 238.2.2 or table 238.2.1. Refer to the weekly schedules available both young horse classes as well as one additional class per week at the competition office. Award for the winner and ribbons to 6th without incurring a nomination fee. These classes will be offered at place. Each division will be awarded championships. a reduced rate to encourage the development of show jumpers at Thunderbird Show Park. Winning Round - FEI Table A Section 276.2 Cross Entry Rules Top twelve combinations to return for second round. All will start over with a zero score, but come back in reverse order of results Article G604.3; Junior and Amateur horse/rider combinations are (penalties and time) from the first round. Placing will be according permitted unlimited upward movement, but downward movement to penalties and time in the second round. is restricted to one level only. These movements are based on the
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