Clovelly Pink Horse Show

Hosted by Clovelly Stables Community

NEA Provincial Heritage Circuit

General Performance Competition

Judge– Lindsay Grice - Ontario

September 12th/13th, 2015

Clovelly Stables, Logy Bay, NL

9:00am start both days

Competition Secretary

Sheila Anstey

58 Clovelly Lane

Logy Bay, NL

A1K 3A5

Email:

****Please note a mandatory donation of $ 25 for The Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation is added to the show forms. Participants are encouraged to raise additional money through sponsorship. Donors will get a tax slip from the CBCF.******

$50 for horse/rider combination - 2 classes

$ 75 for horse/rider combination - 3-5 classes

$125 for horse/rider combination- Unlimited classes

Entries Due by September 9th, 2015, or a $25 late fee is applicable

Ribbons 1st-6th

Clovelly Pink horse show is a sanctioned NEA Provincial Heritage Circuit Show and is governed by the rules of the Newfoundland Equestrian Association using the Saskatchewan Horse Federation Heritage Circuit Rule Book

  • Any application received after the deadline will incur a $25.00 late entry fee. Any changes made to the application after it is submitted will be charged according to the number of classes. Participants must have cash or cheque on and to pay for additional classes. Dropped classes will not be refunded.
  • An additional $ 25 minimum donation fee has been added in addition to regular show fees. Competitors will receive a tax Slip from the CBCF.
  • Entry fees will only be refunded upon proof of lameness, sickness or injury to the horse/rider in question and will require a note from a vet or doctor. No Exceptions. A $25 fee will be applied to refunds.
  • ALL competitors must be members of the Newfoundland Equestrian Association. All horses entered must have a negative Coggin’s Test certificate dated June 2013 or later. All horses entering the grounds for competition also must show proof of vaccinations (Fluvac 5). Contact Jess Anstey.
  • Ring numbers must be picked the morning of the show from the show secretary between 8:00 and 10:00a.m. Riders must return their number at the end of the show day or incur a fee of $2.00.
  • The competition Committee of the Show reserves the right to cancel or combine any classes with insufficient entries. If class is cancelled, the fee for that class will be refunded upon request.
  • All Junior Classes may be further split into A, B & C if numbers warrant
  • Coaches and Professionals are not restricted to Open classes only. They may enter both their age division and the open class.
  • Those entering hunter divisions may only enter two consecutive height divisions (ex. if you are doing cross-rails, you cannot do 2’3).
  • The decisions of the judge and Competitions Committee are final.
  • The schedule of events is subject to change if necessary.
  • Good sportsmanship shall prevail at all times. Anyone showing disrespect to any official, competitor, spectator or horse shall be asked to leave the grounds for the duration of the show.
  • Medical personnel will be on the grounds, however veterinary service will be on a call-in basis.
  • All competitors under the age of nineteen must have a consent form signed by a parent/guardian.
  • Competitors should be ready and warming up at least one half hour before their class begins. Competitors must be on time for all classes entered.
  • All English competitors, as well as junior Western competitors and those who are jumping must wear helmets. It is strongly advised that all competitors wear helmets regardless of age or discipline.
  • Western riders will not be discriminated against for choosing to wear a helmet in competition.
  • Ring number must be worn at all times and in a manner that allows them to easily be seen.
  • It is the rider’s responsibility to ensure they are familiar with and follow the rules and guidelines for their specific discipline.
  • Appropriate tack and clothing is required for all competitors in English and Western disciplines.

Safety Guidelines for Pre-Show Warm Up

General

  • Those wishing to warm up while on Clovelly grounds may do so in a safe manner. Please be respectful of others time. General safety measures should be followed at all times.
  • Helmets must be worn while mounted, as to comply with Clovelly’s insurance regulations.
  • Horses who kick are encouraged to wear a red ribbon in the tail, and those who bite a red ribbon in the mane.

Jumping

  • Juniors are not permitted to jump without the supervision of a coach or a legal guardian.
  • Adults wishing to jump must have a person over 18 to accompany them on the ground for safety.
  • Competitors are not permitted to jump a course the evening before the show or the morning of. Designated jumps are to be jumped only.
  • Coaches are not permitted to mount/school the horse while on the show grounds.
  • Warm-up jump in the dressage arena may only be jumped on the left rein.

Saturday 9:00am

  1. x-rail Hunter class 1
  2. x rail Hunter class 2
  3. X rail Hunter Under Saddle
  1. 2’0” Hunter Class 1
  2. 2’0” Hunter Class 2
  3. 2’0” Hunter Under Saddle
  1. 2’3” Hunter Class 1
  2. 2’3” Hunter Class 2
  3. 2’3” Hunter Under Saddle

Jumps will have fill at 2’6 and

higher

  1. 2’6” Hunter Class 1
  2. 2’6” Hunter Class 2
  3. 2’6” Hunter Under Saddle
  1. 2’9 Hunter Class 1
  2. 2’9 Hunter Class 2
  3. 2’9 Hunter Under Saddle
  1. 3’ Jumper #1 (Table A – against the clock)
  2. 3’ Jumper #2 (Table A – against the clock)
  1. Obstacle Driving #1
  2. Obstacle Driving #2
  1. Novice Rider Road Hack
  2. Junior Road Hack
  3. Adult Road Hack
  4. Open Road Hack
  1. Novice Rider Show Hack
  2. Junior Show Hack
  3. Adult Show Hack
  4. Open Show Hack
  1. Novice English Pleasure
  2. Junior English Pleasure
  3. Adult English Pleasure
  4. Open English Pleasure
  5. Walk Trot Pleasure
  1. Walk Trot Equitation
  2. Novice Equitation
  3. Junior Equitation
  4. Adult Equitation

Fun Classes

  1. Pink lemonade race – participants will have to race from one end of the arena mounted to the other end, dismount, drink a glass of pink lemonade, mount, and go back to the finish line
  2. Steady Eddie class –Riders hold cups of pink lemonade throughout the class, trying not to spill. At the end of the class, the equestrian with the fullest cup wins.
  3. Pairs – Riders in groups of two will have a piece of pink streamer to hold between them, the last team with the streamer still intact wins.

Sunday 9:00am

  1. Novice Showmanship
  2. Junior Showmanship
  3. Adult Showmanship
  4. Open Showmanship
  5. Halter
  1. Leadline- all ages but must not be off the leadline and not competing in any other riding class that requires the rider off the line.
  1. Dressage – Pick a test - Cadora
  2. PINK Open Freestyle – This is open to both Dressage, English, Western or Driving competitors of all ages, creativity is welcomed!
  1. Novice Western Trail
  2. Junior Western Trail
  3. Adult Western Trail
  4. Open Western Trail
  1. Walk Jog Pleasure
  2. Novice Western Pleasure
  3. Junior Western Pleasure
  4. Adult Western Pleasure
  5. Open Western Pleasure
  1. Walk Jog Horsemanship
  2. Novice Western Horsemanship
  3. Junior Western Horsemanship
  4. Adult Western Horsemanship
  1. Open Command

Fun Classes

  1. Pink lemonade race – Riders will have to race from one end of the arena mounted to the other end, dismount, drink a glass of pink lemonade, mount, and go back to the finish line
  2. Steady Eddie –Riders hold cups of pink lemonade throughout the class, trying not to spill. At the end of the class, the equestrian with the fullest cup wins.
  3. Pairs – Riders in groups of two will have a piece of pink streamer to hold between them, the last team with the streamer still intact wins.

Division Declaration

Riders Name: ______

Date of Birth:______

NEA Competitions will offer Novice, Walk Trot/Jog, Junior, Adult and Open Divisions for year- end awards. Open Division points will not be added to any other division.

Riders must declare the level of competitor they are at their first show on the form provided including date of birth. Novice and Walk Trot/Jog competitors may enter higher classes for experience and fun but they will only be awarded NEA year- end points for the level they have declared.

Riders who do not declare themselves as Walk Trot or Novice may NOT enter those classes.

Please declare which level competitor you are. This will be the same for all of 2015.

Novice

Walk/Trot

Junior Age ______

Adult

Open

Address______PostalCode:______

Phone #:

E-mail:_____

Horse (Show name):______

2015 NEA Membership #

Please Circle Classes Being Entered

SATURDAY

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SUNDAY

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Entry Fees

$50 for horse/rider combination –1-2 classes

$75 for horse/rider combination - 3-5 classes

$125 for horse/rider combination –6 - Unlimited classes

Donation to the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation(Minimum of $ 25) ______

Horse/rider Combination ______

Late Entry Fee ($25.00) after September 9th ______

Total:______


Newfoundland Equestrian Association

P.O. Box 372, “Station C St. John’s, NL, A1C 5J9

NEWFOUNDLAND EQUESTRIAN ASSOCIATION

CONSENT FORM

**This form must be completed by all members wishing to participate in NEA sanctioned events**

To be signed by parent or legal guardian of all competitors under the age of 19 years:

I, ______, hereby give permission for my child, ______(state full name), to enter the Summer Classic Horse Show. I further agree to accept full responsibility for his/her actions during this show. I understand that all equestrian sports involve inherent risks and I accept this risk and hold harmless the NEA, Clovelly Stables Community Inc, the officials, organizers, employees and their representatives for any accident, injury, loss or damage to persons or property.

______

SignatureDate

To be signed by all Competitors:

I hereby agree to abide by the rules of the Newfoundland Equestrian Association and the Summer Classic Horse Show. I understand the decisions of the Judge are final and agree to be bound by his/her decisions and those of the Event Committee and Officials. I understand that all equestrian sports involve inherent risks and I accept this risk and hold harmless the NEA, Clovelly Stables Community Inc, the officials, organizers, employees, and their representatives for any accident, injury, loss or damage to persons or property.

______

Signature Date

Stabling Request Form

Given the large volume of horses at Clovelly Stables, overnight stabling may not be available. First consideration is given to people coming from outside the St. John’s and surrounding area for overnight stalls.

Requesting Stabling does not guarantee that it will be available.

There are no day stalls available. Instead of Day Stalls the indoor arena will be available for use free of charge due the inconvenience.

No horse is to be tied and left unattended in the indoor arena. Please bring a friend to hold your horse if you are unable to be with it all day.

Overnight stall request

Horse:

Special Requirements/ Alerts:

Contact Person:

Contact #:

Overnight Stall for:

$35/ night

September 11th

September 12th

There is no turnout available

Must provide

  • Water bucket
  • Hay
  • Grain
  • Proof of negative Coggin’s test dated September 2013 or later
  • Proof of vaccinations

Overnight Stall nights x $35 =

Donation Form for the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation

Please complete the following information for the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation tax receipt. The CBCF will provide your tax receipts directly by mail, and are done for each individual donor. The CBCF and Clovelly Stables are not responsible for incomplete entries.

Name of donor / Complete Mailing Address / Phone Number / Email / Amount Donated
Total amount raised: