American Trakehner Association

AMERICAN TRAKEHNER ASSOCIATION YEAR END AWARDS

HORSE PERFORMANCE RESULTS FORM

INSTRUCTIONS:

Report one horse per form for each show. 2. Show must be sanctioned by the nationally recognized equestrian organization of the country in which the show is held. 3. Copies of this form are acceptable. 4. You are not required to submit this form for horses performing in breeding, dressage, eventing, hunters, or jumpers in the United States, but other U.S. and all non-U.S. competition results must be reported on this form. A printout from the USEF or CEF is recommended. 5. The award year runs from October 1to September 30. You may e-mail the awards chairman at to verify your show results for the year by October 15.

HORSE INFORMATION:

ATA REGISTERED NAME: ______ATA REG. NO.: ______

SHOW NAME (if different) ______AGE: ______SEX: ______

NATION IN WHICH HORSE IS SHOWN:______NATIONAL REG. #: ______

NAT’L ORGANIZATION REGISTERING HORSE: ______

PEOPLE INFORMATION:

RECORDED OWNER’S NAME: ______PHONE #: ______

ADDRESS:______

RIDER’S NAME: ______PHONE # ______

RIDER’S ADDRESS: ______

PERFORMANCE RESULTS: (Indicate Category)

______BREEDING______EVENTING.______DRESSAGE______HUNTER______JUMPER______OTHER

OFFICIAL SHOW/EVENT NAME:______

SHOW/EVENT LOCATION (full address):______

______

SHOW/EVENT DATE(S): ______SANCTIONING ORGANIZATION:______

USEF RATING OF SHOW: ______CEF RATING OF SHOW: ______

CLASS DESCRIPTION OR LEVEL OF COMPETITION: PLACING: SCORE/PRIZE MONEY:

______

I hereby certify that to the best of my knowledge the above listed show results are correct and true.

______

Signature of Recorded OwnerDate

Mail this form early enough so that it is received no later than October 15, to:

Carol Poulin Taylor, ATA Awards Chairman, 268 Newell Brook Road, Durham, ME04222

or E-mail it before the deadline to (no fax available)

Guide for the ATA HOY Awards Program

The purpose of the ATA Awards Program is to help preserve and further the Trakehner horse in the Western Hemisphere by promoting the performance of Trakehners in breeding, dressage, eventing, hunter, jumper, driving, endurance, and other disciplines. In this way we hope to urge our members on in their pursuit of recognition in public competition. Not only will this encourage a more widespread understanding of the special qualities of the Trakehner horse, but will also provide the measurement of results that our breeders need to evaluate their work.

The main emphasis of this program is on the horses themselves. All but a few of the awards are made to horses, yet the horses must have trainers, riders, and owners to reach their full potential and to show themselves properly in competition.

No special registration with the ATA is needed for the Awards Program. Every Trakehner horse registered with the ATA whose owner of record is a current member at the time of determination will be eligible to receive awards. PSB Thoroughbred and Arabian horses without any Trakehner blood are not eligible for this program. The competition year runs from October 1 through September 30.

At this time Canadian results must be reported to the ATA Awards Chairman by the owner on the Horse Performance Results Form by October 15.

Requirements by Discipline

Dressage Breeding:

The United States Dressage Federation will provide us with all needed performance results. The horse must be lifetime registered with USDF when scores are earned and be declared with USDF as registered with the American Trakehner Association by September 30. The owner must be a USDF participating or business member when scores are earned.

The horse must acquire a minimum of three scores from open and/or IBC Trakehner classes, from at least two different judges, from at least three different USDF/USEF recognized competitions. They must earn a median score of 58% or higher to qualify. The owner listed in USDF records must be the same as the owner in ATA records

Hunter Breeding:

The United States Equestrian Federation will provide us with all needed performance results. The horse must be recorded with USEF and be identified with USEF as a Trakehner or part Trakehner. The owner must be a member of USEF and pay the hunter/jumper discipline fee and must be the same as the owner in ATA records.

Results are tallied by the USEF using a points system which takes into consideration the show's rating, how many were in the class and what your placing was. Competitions must be USEF recognized. There is no minimum number of shows required.

Dressage: The United States Dressage Federation will provide us with all needed performance results. The horse must be lifetime registered with USDF when scores are earned and be declared with USDF as registered with the American Trakehner Association by September 30. A copy of the horse’s ATA registration papers must be on file with USDF. The owner must be a participating or business member of the USDF when scores are earned and must be the same as the owner in ATA records. The rider must be a participating member of the USDF when scores are earned.

At Training thru Fourth Levels: The horse must acquire a minimum of eight scores from at least four different judges, from at least four different USDF/USEF recognized competitions including two at 58% or higher from the highest test of the level. They must earn a median score of 60% or higher to qualify.

At Prix St. Georges thru Grand Prix: The horse must acquire a minimum of four scores from at least four different judges, from at least four different USDF/USEF recognized competitions. They must earn a median score of 58% or higher to qualify.

Eventing: The United States Eventing Association will provide us with all needed performance results. The horse must be registered with USEA and be identified with USEA as a Trakehner or part Trakehner. The rider must be a member of the USEA. The owner listed in USEA records must be the same as the owner in ATA records.

Results are tallied by the USEA using a points system which takes into consideration how many were in the class and what your placing was. Competitions must be USEA/USEF recognized. There is no minimum number of shows required.

Hunters/Jumpers: The United States Equestrian Federation will provide us with all needed performance results. The horse must be recorded with the USEF and be identified with USEF as a Trakehner or part Trakehner. The owner must be a member of USEF and pay the hunter/jumper discipline fee and must be the same as the owner in ATA records.

Driving: The American Driving Society records results from competitions but isn't yet able to report an individual horse's show results. Results must be reported to the ATA Awards Chairman by the owner on the Horse Performance Results Form by October 15. These results must be from competitions recognized by the ADS. They will then be verified against the ADS competition results.

Endurance: The American Endurance Ride Conference records results from competitions but isn't yet able to report an individual horse's show results. Results must be reported to the ATA Awards Chairman by the owner on the Horse Performance Results Form by October 15. These results must be from competitions recognized by the AERC. They will then be verified against the AERC competition results.

Miscellaneous Disciplines: From time to time the Awards Committee will give Horse of the Year Awards to ATA registered horses that have excelled in other disciplines. Results must be reported to the ATA Awards Chairman by the owner on the Horse Performance Results Form by the October 15.

Your Awards Committee,

Carol Poulin-Taylor, Chairman

207-353-8587

email:

Helen Gibble, USDF liason

703-404-4590

email:

Megan Huey, High Score Ribbon Program

740-455-3319

email:

Maren Englehardt

323-275-7991

email:

Sherry Tourino

805-929-5175

email:

Shawnda Nadeau, Honor Roll Mare Awards

450-258-4800

email: