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Dutchess County Fair

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English Horse Show .......................................................................1-16Rules and Regulations ...............................................................................3Daily Time Schedule .................................................................................5Class Descriptions.....................................................................................8

Clinic of Champions with Michael O. Page ..........................................16

ALL Forms Located in the Center fold (following page 22)Youth Horse Show FormDraft Entry FormStable FormOpen Driving Entry FormWestern Frontier Entry FormMarshall & Sterling ApplicationEnglish Entry Form

Western Frontier Horse Show .....................................................17-22Rules and Regulations .............................................................................19Class List/Schedule..................................................................................20

Open Driving ................................................................................23-26Rules and Regulations .............................................................................25Class List/Schedule..................................................................................26

Draft Horse Show .........................................................................27-31Rules and Regulations .............................................................................29Class List/Schedule .................................................................................30

Youth Horse Show ...............................................................................33-39Rules and Regulations .............................................................................35Class List/Schedule..................................................................................36

NYS Agriculture & Markets Health Requirements ........................40-41

Horse Pulling Event List ...........................................................................43

Thank You To Our Sponsors ....................................................................44

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1NO DOGS ALLOWED ON GROUNDS

Online entries available and recommended!POST ENTRIES WILL REQUIRE PAID ADDMISSION TO THE FAIRGROUNDS.

Pre-entry fees will be in effect before entries close.Once entries are closed on August 10, 2019 entries fees will be

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www.dutchessfair.com(Listed under the Competitions tab & Horse Shows)

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All Entry and Stall forms can be found in the center fold of this book.

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DUTCHESS COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS

Wednesday, Thursday and FridayAugust 21, 22, 23, 2019

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PRE-ENTRIES CLOSE AUGUST 10, 2019Post-entries accepted at the show at $5.00 per class additional charge

POST ENTRIES WILL REQUIRE PAID ADDMISSION TO THE FAIRGROUNDS.

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HVHJA, DCPHA and M & S Horse ShowOver $2,500 in prizes and prize money

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SECRETARYStephanie Fitzpatrick

PO Box 389, Rhinebeck, NY 12572

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SHOW COMMITTEEMrs. Patricia Garthwaite Towle, Manager

(914) 475-1391 please text or email [email protected]

Mrs. Dale Mountan & Mrs. Corinne Weber

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The following have been invited to officiate; however, the committee reserves the right to change these names.

Judges ..........................................................Todd Karn & Karen Von BachelleAnnouncer...................................................Pat HowellSecretary ......................................................Stephanie Fitzpatrick, Red Hook, NYCourse Designer ..........................................Patricia Garthwaite TowleStarter ..........................................................Courtney Hart & David TowleBlacksmith ...................................................Michael Lancto

(7:30am-11am, on call for afternoon)Stall Manager ...............................................Brenda Locke,

[email protected]

For your convenience, the secretary booth will be openTuesday, August 20, 2019 from 6pm to 8pm

PROOF OF COGGINS AND RABIES MUST BE SUBMITTED

NO DOGS ALLOWED ON GROUNDS

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GENERAL RULES

1. LOSS, INJURY OR DAMAGE to horse, rider, owner, coach, groom, spectator or otherindividuals is in no way the responsibility of the Dutchess County Fair Management or the Show Committee.

2. INSUFFICIENT ENTRIES in a class shall result in the cancellation of that class. TheShow Committee also reserves the right to divide, combine or add any classes it deemsnecessary for the good of the show. In classes offering prize money, the Show Committeereserves the right to run any class as a Sweepstakes if there are less than six (6) entries.

3. ONLY JUDGES and those having duties to perform shall be allowed in the ring duringtimes of judged competition.

4. A CERTIFICATE OF A NEGATIVE COGGINS TEST, conducted within 12 months, mustbe presented before exhibitor numbers will be issued. ALL EQUINE ENTERING ANYNYS COUNTY FAIR OR THE NYS STATE FAIR MUST BE ACTIVELY IMMUNIZEDAGAINST RABIES.VACCINE MUST BE ADMINISTERED AT LEAST FOURTEEN (14)DAYS PRIOR TO ARRIVAL ON FAIRGROUNDS.VACCINATION CERTIFICATE FROMYOUR VETERINARIAN MUST ACCOMPANY EACH EQUINE. EQUINES NOT MEET-ING THESE REQUIREMENTS WILL BE REJECTED FROM THE PREMISES. Pleasesee pages 40-41 for NYS Ag & Markets regulations for out of state horses.

5. Tickets to enter the Fairgrounds will be issued 2 per rider, one for trainer. They will bemailed to exhibitors upon receipt of entry form, by the closing date. No refunds on ticketspurchased at the gate. NO EXCEPTIONS

6. SCHOOLING. “Controlled” free schooling will be permitted between 7:00 AM to 8:15AM each morning. It is likely that schooling in the other ring will be offered. The mainring will not be open for schooling in the evening.

7. NUMBERS must be worn by Exhibitors in the ring at all times.8. All points in all classes will count as: 7 5 4 3 2 19. Stakes class requirements: you must do at least one additional class in that division to

be allowed to enter the Stake class. Any stakes class with six or less competitors will berun on a sweepstakes format.

10. A SIGNED BLANK CHECK PAYABLE TO DCAS Inc. must accompany pre-entries or leftwith the show secretary prior to receiving numbers. Post entries will be accepted theday of the show at an extra charge of $5.00 per class. Post entries and scratches must bemade before class begins.

11. STALL FEES must be paid in full with separate check made out to: DCAS12. Online entries available, www.dutchessfair.com OR mail entries and stall fees with separate

checks payable to DCAS Inc. to Entry Office, DCF, PO Box 389, Rhinbeck, NY 12572.13. NO DOGS ALLOWED ON GROUNDS OR TO BE KEPT IN A VEHICLE!14. HORSES MAY NOT ENTER GROUNDS BEFORE 5:00 PM Tuesday, August 21st.15. Riders must wear ASTM/SEI approved PROTECTIVE HEADGEAR at all times when

mounted.16. A $25.00 fee will be charged for returned checks.17. If you scratch the entire show you will be charged a $25 office fee, per entry.18. There are no camper spaces available. There is no camping in the stabling area.19. Outside coaching may be penalized per the judge’s discretion.20. POST ENTIRIES WILL REQUIRE PAID ADMISSION TO THE FAIRGROUNDS.

Non-refunable.21. All Prizes and Ribbons must be picked up the day of the competition.


SPECIAL CHAMPIONSHIPS TROPHIES AND AWARDSShort Stirrup Equitation Division

Open Pleasure DivisionDCPHA $50 Gift Certificates

Pre-Short Stirrup Champion Richard Staats Perpetual TrophyA perpetual trophy in memory of Richard Staats will be awarded to the

Pre-Short Stirrup Champion

Short Stirrup Champion Don Sheldon Perpetual TrophyA perpetual trophy donated by the

Dutchess County Professional Horsemen’s Association, inmemory of Don Sheldon, will be awarded to the Short Stirrup Champion.

Short Stirrup Hunter Bette Staats Memorial TrophyA memorial trophy in memory of Bette Staats

will be awarded to the Short Stirrup Hunter Champion

Children’s Pony Hunter Division ChampionCamelot Silver Bullet Perpetual Trophy

donated by the Santandra Family will be awarded to the Pony Hunter Champion, in memory of Camelot Silver Bullet.

Sgt. William Garthwaite Perpetual Trophy WWII Cavalry OfficerA perpetual trophy to be awarded to the

Dutchess County Fair High Jump winner. $1000$150 Gift Certificate donated by Argento Equestrian.

Prize money sponsored by Argento Equestrian and Michael Lancto Farrier Service.

$500 Elizabeth (Betty) Davis/Stanley Money Hunter DerbyTrophy donated by Hackett Farm and Supply

Prize money donated by the Elizabeth C. Davis Memorial Fund of the Community Foundations of the Hudson Valley

Jock Melville Super Horse Perpetual TrophyAwarded to the Thoroughbred Grand Hunter Champion.

Trophy donated by Hackett Farm and Supply

$250 Bob Smith Hunter Classic Trophy and Prize MoneyA perpetual trophy donated by Friends of Bob

in his memory and love of Fox Hunting.Prize money donated by Rombout Hunt

High Point Thoroughbred Jumper AwardGift Certifciates donated by Argento Equestrian

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MAIN RING*200. Pony Conformation - Junior Handler*201. Horse Conformation - Junior Handler

*1. Leadline Age 4 & under Walk only2. Leadline Age 4 & under W-T

*3. Leadline Age 5 & under Walk Only4. Leadline Age 5 & under W-T

5. Pre-Mini Stirrup Equitation6. Pre-Mini Stirrup Equitation7. Pre-Mini Stirrup Equitation (2 ground poles)

8. Mini Stirrup W-T Equitation9. Mini Stirrup W-T, Hunter

10. Mini Stirrup ground poles, Eq11.Mini Stirrup ground poles, Htr

12. Beginner Short/Long Stirrup W-T13. Beginner Short/Long Stirrup W-T-C14. Beginner Short/Long Stirrup Crossrails15. Beginner Short/Long Stirrup Crossrails

Proper Turnout Clinic - 30 minutes

*16. Short Stirrup W-T Equitation17. Short Stirrup W-T-C Equitation18. Short Stirrup Crossrails 18”

*19. Short Stirrup Crossrails 18”

20. Short Stirrup Hunter Crossrails 18”*21. Short Stirrup Hunter Crossrails 18”*22. Short Stirrup Hunter U/S

23. Long Stirrup W-T Equitation24. Long Stirrup W-T-C Equitation25. Long Stirrup Crossrails 18’26. Long Stirrup Crossrails 18’

*27. Short/Long Stirrup Pleasure W-T*28. Short/long Stirrup Command*29. Short/Long Stirrup Road Hack W-T-C

ALL CLASSES HVHJA*EXCEPT 200, 201, 1, 3, 16, 19, 21, 22, 27-29

OUTSIDE COURSE30. Local Open Hunter 2’6”31. Local Open Hunter 2’6”32. Local Open Hunter 2’6” (stake $100)33. Local Open Hunter Under Saddle

34. Local Child/Adult Hunter 2’3”35. Local Child/Adult Hunter 2’3”36. Local Child/Adult Hunter 2’3”

(stake $100)37. Local Child/Adult Hunter Under Saddle

Equitation Demonstration - 45 minutes

38. Child/Adult Equitation 3' HVHJA39. Child/Adult Equitation 3' HVHJA40. Modified Child/Adult Equitation flat

HVHJA112. Marshall & Sterling

Child/Adult Medal 3’

41. Local Pony Hunter (Child/Adult) 2’42. Local Pony Hunter (Child/Adult) 2’43. Local Pony Hunter (Child/Adult) 2’

(stake $100)44 Local Pony Hunter (Child/Adult) U/S

45. Open Pleasure Horse or Pony HVHJA46. Open Pleasure Horse or Pony HVHJA47. Bridle Path Hack HVHJA

“Equitation Demonstration”

2-4 riders will be selected for the Judge tocomment and critic on what judges look forin an Equitation class.

“Proper Turn Out”

For both horse and rider, all exhibitorsshould attend in show clothes.

TIME SCHEDULE - 8:30 A.M.Wednesday, August 22, 2018

Schooling 7:00 A.M. to 8:00 A.M.(30 Minute Lunch Break TBA) u 8:00 A.M. Prompt – Course Walk with the Judge

TIME SCHEDULE - 8:30 A.M.Thursday, August 23, 2018

Schooling 7:00 A.M. to 8:00 A.M.(30 Minute Lunch Break TBA) u 8:00 A.M. Prompt – Course Walk with the Judge

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MAIN RING48. Beginner Child/Adult W-T Equitation49. Beginner Child/Adult W-T-C Equitation50. Beginner Child/Adult Equitation 2’51. Beginner Child/Adult Equitation 2’

52. Pre-Child/Adult Equitation 2’3” HVHJA53. Pre-Child/Adult Equitation 2’3” HVHJA54. Pre-Child/Adult Equitation 2’3” HVHJA55. Pre-Child/Adult Equitation Flat HVHJA

56. Mod. Child/Adult Equitation 2’6” HVHJA57. Mod. Child/Adult Equitation 2’6” HVHJA58. Mod. Child/Adult Equitation 2’6” HVHJA59. Mod. Child/Adult Equitation Flat HVHJA

110. HVHJA Child/Adult Medal 2’6”(Top 4 to test)

111. Marshall & Sterling Ch/Adt Medal 2’6”(May be split if entries warrant)

Conformation Clinic - 45 minutes

63. Beginner Jumper 2' (.65m) Timed 1st Round

64. Beginner Jumper 2' (.65m) Power & Speed

65. Beginner Jumper 2' (.65m) Jump Off Table 2b A/B

207. Ride and Run Relay Race

OUTSIDE COURSE203. Open Conformation Horse or Pony

66. Beginner Hunter 2’3”67. Beginner Hunter 2’3”68. Beginner Hunter 2’3” ($100 stake)69. Beginner Hunter U/S

70. Children’s Hunter Pony 2’3”-2’6”71. Children’s Hunter Pony 2’3”-2’6”72. Children’s Hunter Pony 2’3”-2’6”

($100 stake)73. Children’s Hunter Pony U/S

74. Adult/Children’s Hunter Horse 2’6”75. Adult/Children’s Hunter Horse 2’6”76. Adult/Children’s Hunter Horse 2’6”

($100 stake)77. Adult/Children’s Hunter Horse U/S

Hunter Clinic (NEW) - 30 minutes

78. Open Working Hunter 2’9”-3” HVHJA79. Open Working Hunter 2’9”-3” HVHJA80. Open Working Hunter 2’9”-3” HVHJA

($100 stake)81. Open Working Hunter U/S

Not Before 1:00pm204. The Elizabeth (Betty) Davis/Stanley

Money Hunter Derby ($500 stake)

CONFORMATION CLINIC: Open to all. Judges will conduct a clinic with 4 horses. Points of desirable and undesirable conformation will be discussed,

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TIME SCHEDULE - 8:30 A.M.Friday, August 24, 2018

Schooling 7:00 A.M. to 8:00 A.M.(30 Minute Lunch Break TBA) u 8:00 A.M. Prompt - Course Walk with the Judge

MAIN RINGLow, Medium & High Jumpers HVHJA

82. Low Jumper 2’3”(.75m) Timed 1stRound

83. Low Jumper 2’3”(.75m) Power & Speed84. Low Jumper 2’3”(.75m) Jump off Table

2b A/B ($100 stake)

85. Medium Jumper 2’6”(.85m) Timed 1stRound

86. Medium Jumper 2’6”(.85m) Power &Speed

87. Medium Jumper 2’6”(.85m) Jump offTable 2b A/B ($100 stake)

88. High Jumper 2’9”-3' (.95m) Timed 1st Round

89. High Jumper 2’9”-3' (.95m) Power & Speed

90. High Jumper 2’9”-3' (.95m) Jump off Table 2b A/B ($100 stake)

91. Sit-A-Buck Winner take all!Throw some bucks in a bucket!

Jumper Clinic - 30 minutes

Not Before 2:00pm205. NINTH ANNUAL

$1,000 DC FAIR HIGH JUMP

OUTSIDE COURSE100. Pleasure Horse or Pony W-T-C101. Pleasure Horse or Pony W-T-C

Command102. Bridle Path Hack Horse or Pony W-T-C,

Hand gallop, extended trot.103. Family Class92. Low Hunter 2’3” HVHJA93. Low Hunter 2’3” HVHJA94. Low Hunter 2’3” HVHJA

($100 stake)95. Low Hunter Under Saddle HVHJA

96. DC Modified Hunter 2’6”97. DC Modified Hunter 2’6”

(Bit of Straw - round 1)98. DC Modified Hunter 2’6”

($100 stake)(Bit of Straw - round 2)

99. DC Modified Hunter Under Saddle

104. Thoroughbred Conformation in Hand105. Thoroughbred Pleasure106. Thoroughbred Command107. Thoroughbred Hunter 2’6”108. Thoroughbred Handy Hunter 2’6”

206. The Bob Smith $250 Hunter Classic2’6”-2’9” two round competition. Second round handy hunter options to 3’.

* New High Point Thoroughbred Jumper award.

Donated by Argento Equestrian

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LEADLINE DIVISON – HVHJA Points (exclude classes 1 and 3)Entry fee: $10.00 per class. Trophy and Ribbons in each class.200. Pony Conformation - Junior handler201. Horse Conformation - Junior handler

The fitting and showmanship classes are open ONLY to exhibitors entered in classes in themain ring on WEDNESDAY. To be judged 50% confirmation and 50% showmanship. Horseor pony must be presented in a bridle.1. Leadline Age 4 & under Walk Only not eligible for any other class except class #22. Leadline Age 4 & under W-T not eligible for any other class except class #13. Leadline Age 5 & over Walk Only not eligible for any other class except class #44. Leadline Age 5 & over W-T not eligible for any other class except class #3

PRE-MINI STIRRUP DIVISION – HVHJA – Entry fee $15.00 per class.Open to riders 10 years of age and under. Emphasis on equitation, safety and suitability. Each horse/rider may have handler in the ring. Martingales and grazing reins are permitted.5. Pre-Mini Stirrup Equitation6. Pre-Mini Stirrup Equitation7. Pre-Mini Stirrup Equitation Ground Poles

MINI STIRRUP & SHORT STIRRUP DIVISION – HVHJA Entry fee $15.00 per class.Open to riders 12 years will be split and pinned separately. A, B groups if entries warrant.Groups will be split in advance at the secretary stand. If multiple exhibitors are using thesame pony or horse in the same division, please indicate this on Entry Form. Exhibitorsmust show in their assigned group throughout the entire division.8. Mini Stirrup W-T Equitation9. Mini Stirrup W-T Hunter10. Mini Stirrup Ground Poles Equitation11. Mini Stirrup Ground Poles Hunter

BEGINNER SHORT/LONG STIRRUP DIVISION – HVHJA – Entry fee $15.00 per classOpen to horse and ponies. Open to all riders who have never shown over fences higherthan 18”. Trotting is permitted. May not cross enter into any division other than pleasure.12. Beginner Short/Long Stirrup W-T Equitation13. Beginner Short/Long Stirrup W-T-C Hunter14. Beginner Short/Long Stirrup Cross rails Equitation15. Beginner Short/Long Stirrup Cross rails Hunter

SHORT STIRRUP EQUITATION DIVISION – Entry Fee $15.00 per class.This division is limited to exhibitors 12 years and under who have never competed overfences 2’ or higher. Exhibitors in this division may not enter any other classes over fences at this show. Martingales permitted in all classes in this division. Champion will receive a $50 Gift Certificate from DCPHA.16. Short Stirrup W-T Equitation17. Short Stirrup W-T-C Equitation no HVHJA points18. Short Stirrup Cross Rails 18” no HVHJA points19. Short Stirrup Cross Rails 18”


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SHORT STIRRUP HUNTER DIVISION – Entry Fee $15.00 per classThis division is limited to exhibitors 12 years and under who have never competed overfences 2’ or higher. Trophy and Six Ribbons in each class. Championship Awarded onPoints.20. Short Stirrup Hunter Over Fences 18”21. Short Stirrup Hunter Over Fences 18” no HVHJA points22. Short Stirrup Under Saddle

LONG STIRRUP EQUITATION DIVISION – HVHJA – Entry Fee $15.00 per class.Open to beginner exhibitors 13 years of age and over, including beginner adults. Exhibitors in this division may not enter any other classes over fences at this show.23. Long Stirrup Equitation W-T24. Long Stirrup Equitation W-T-C Hunter25. Long Stirrup Crossrails 18” Equitation26. Long Stirrup Crossrail 18” Hunter

SHORT/LONG STIRRUP PLEASURE DIVISION – Entry Fee $15.00 per classOpen to all Short and Long Stirrup Exhibitors. Trophy and Six Ribbons.27. Short/Long Stirrup Pleasure W-T no HVHJA points28. Short/Long Stirrup Command no HVHJA points29. Short/Long Stirrup Road Hack W-T-C no HVHJA points

WEDNESDAYLOCAL HUNTER DIVISIONOpen to all horses, exhibitors who reside in Dutchess County or within a 30-mile radius ofRhinebeck. Trophy and six ribbons in each class. Championship Awarded on Points Opento exhibitors who are adult amateurs or children.

LOCAL OPEN HUNTER 2’6” – Entry Fee $15.00 per class, Stake entry fee $20.00.Trophy and Six Ribbons in each class. Championship Awarded on Points30. Local Open Hunter 2’6”31. Local Open Hunter Over Fences 2’6”32. Local Open Hunter Over Fences 2’6” (Stake $100)33. Local Open Hunter Under Saddle

LOCAL ADULT/CHILDREN HUNTER DIVISIONEntry Fee $15.00 per class, Stake entry fee $20.00.Trophy and Six Ribbons in each class. Championship Awarded on Points34. Local Adult/Children Hunter Horse Over Fences 2’3”35. Local Adult/Children Hunter Horse Over Fences 2’3”36. Local Adult/Children Hunter Horse Over Fences 2’3” ($100 Stake)37. Local Adult/Children Hunter Horse Under Saddle

ADULT/CHILDREN’S EQUITATION DIVISION – HVHJA – Entry Fee $15.00 per classOpen to exhibitors who are adult amateurs or children. No mile restriction. Trophy and Six Ribbons in each class. Championship Awarded on Points38. Children/Adult Equitation Over Fences 3'39. Children/Adult Equitation Over Fences 3'40. Children/Adult Equitation Flat

LOCAL PONY HUNTER 2’ – Entry Fee $15.00 per class, Stake entry fee $20.00.Open to all ponies, exhibitors who reside in Dutchess County or within a 30-mile radius ofRhinebeck. Trophy and Six Ribbons in each class. Championship Awarded on Points.41. Local Pony Hunter Over Fences 2’42. Local Pony Hunter Over Fences 2’43. Local Pony Hunter Over Fences 2’ ($100 Stake)44. Local Pony Hunter Under Saddle

OPEN PLEASURE HORSE OR PONY – HVHJA – Entry Fee $15.00 per classOpen to exhibitors who are adult amateurs or children. Trophy and Six Ribbons in eachclass. Championship Awarded on Points. Champion will receive a $50 Gift Certificate fromDCPHA.45. Open Pleasure Horse or Pony W-T-C 46. Open Pleasure Horse or Pony W-T-C47. Bridle Path Hack

THURSDAYBEGINNER ADULT/CHILDREN EQUITATION DIVISION – Entry Fee $15.00 per classOpen to exhibitors who are adult amateur or children who are in their first or second yearof showing. Riders are novice level.48. Beginner Children/Adult Equitation W-T49. Beginner Children/Adult Equitation W-T-C50. Beginner Children/Adult Equitation Over Fences 2’51. Beginner Children/Adult Equitation Over Fences 2’

PRE-CHILDREN/ADULT EQUITATION DIVISION – HVHJA – Entry Fee $15.00 per classOpen to exhibitors who are adult amateurs or children who are still eligible for limit equitation. Trophy and Six Ribbons in each class. Championship Awarded on Points.52. Pre-Children/Adult Equitation - Over Fences 2’3”53. Pre-Children/Adult Equitation - Over Fences 2’3”54. Pre-Children/Adult Equitation - Over Fences 2’3”55. Pre-Children/Adult Equitation Flat

CHILDREN/ADULT MODIFIED HUNT SEAT EQUITATION DIVISION – HVHJAEntry Fee $15.00 per class.Open to All Amateur and Junior Exhibitors.56. Modified Hunt Seat Equitation Over Fences Under 2’6”57. Modified Hunt Seat Equitation Over Fences Under 2’6”58. Modified Hunt Seat Equitation Over Fences under 2’6”59. Modified Hunt Seat Equitation Flat

BEGINNER JUMPER DIVSION – HVHJA – Entry Fee $15.00A beginner jumper can be ridden by anyone. Horse OR Rider must be in there first of second year of showing.63. Beginner Jumper 2’ - 2’3” (.65m) Timed 1st Round64. Beginner Jumper 2’ - 2’3” (.65m) Power & Speed65. Beginner Jumper 2’ - 2’3” (.65m) Jump off Table 2b A/B

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THURSDAY203. Open Conformation Challenge, Horse or Pony

Open to all exhibitors with no restrictions to handler status or age of horses and ponies.Horses to be presented in hand, in a bridle, judged 100% on confirmation. All breeds welcome.

BEGINNER HUNTER DIVISION – Entry Fee $15.00 per class, Stake entry fee $20.00.Open to horses, ponies in their 1st or 2nd year of showing. Trophy and Six Ribbons in eachclass. Championship Awarded on Points66. Beginner Hunter Over Fences 2'-2'6" 67. Beginner Hunter Over Fences 2'-2'6" 68. Beginner Hunter Over Fences 2'-2'6" ($100 Stake)69. Beginner Hunter Under Saddle

CHILDREN HUNTER PONY DIVISIONEntry Fee $15.00 per class, Stake entry fee $20.00.Open to All Amateur and Junior Exhibitors.70. Children’s Hunter Pony Over Fences 2’3”- 2’6”71. Children’s Hunter Pony Over Fences 2’3”- 2’6”72. Children’s Hunter Pony Over Fences 2’3”-2’6” ($100 Stake)73. Children’s Hunter Pony Under Saddle

ADULT/CHILDREN’S HUNTER HORSE DIVISIONEntry Fee $15.00 per class, Stake entry fee $20.00.Open to horses ridden by adult amateur’s or children. Trophy and Six Ribbons in eachclass. Championship Awarded on Points74. Adult/Children’s Hunter Horse Over Fences 2’6”75. Adult/Children’s Hunter Horse Over Fences 2’6”76. Adult/Children’s Hunter Horse Over Fences 2’6”-3’ ($100 Stake)77. Adult/Children’s Hunter Horse Under Saddle

OPEN WORKING HUNTER DIVISION – HVHJAEntry Fee $15.00 per class, Stake entry fee $20.00.Open to all Exhibitors. Trophy and Six Ribbons in each class. Championship Awarded onPoints.78. Open Working Hunter Over Fences - 2’9” - 3”79. Open Working Hunter Over Fences - 2’9” - 3”80. Open Working Hunter Over Fences - 2’9” - 3” ($100 Stake)81. Open Working Hunter Under Saddle

204. The $500 Elizabeth (Betty) Davis/ Stanley Money Hunter DerbySee Special Class Listing for more information, Entry Fee $30. Options to 3’.Trophy donated by Hackett Farm Supply in honor of Elizabeth (Betty) Davis

FRIDAYLOW JUMPER DIVISION 2’3” – HVHJAEntry fee $15.00 per class, Stake class $20.00Open to all exhibitors. Trophy and six ribbons in each class. Championship Awarded on Points82. Low Jumper 2’3” (.75m) Timed 1st Round83. Low Jumper 2’3” (.75m) Power & Speed84. Low Jumper 2’3” (.75m) Jump off Table 2b A/B ($100 Stake)

MEDIUM JUMPER DIVISION 2’6” – HVHJAEntry fee $15.00 per class, Stake class $20.00.Open to all exhibitors. Trophy and six ribbons in each class. Championship Awarded on Points.85. Medium Jumper 2’6” (.85m) Timed 1st Round86. Medium Jumper 2’6” (.85m) Power & Speed87. Medium Jumper 2’6” (.85m) Jump off Table 2b A/B ($100 Stake)

HIGH JUMPER DIVISION 2’9” – HVHJAEntry fee $15.00 per class, Stake class $20.00.Open to all exhibitors. Trophy and six ribbons in each class.88. High Jumper 2’9”-3' (.95m) Timed 1st Round89. High Jumper 2’9”-3' (.95m) Power & Speed90. High Jumper 2’9”-3' (.95m) Jump off Table 2b A/B ($100 Stake)

91. Sit-A Buck Winner Take All! Entry Fee $10.00 + $1.00 BillThe ring steward will place the $1.00 bill under the rider’s leg. Riders will be ridingbareback. Losing the bill, or not performing the gate the 2nd time it is called will beelimination. The last rider collects all the $1.00 bills! Open to all!“Bucks in a Bucket” all are encouraged to drop a buck in the bucket to cheer on your favorite “Sit-A-Buck” rider, throw some bucks in a bucket!

LOW 2’3” HUNTER DIVISION – HVHJA – Entry fee $15.00, Stake class $20.00Open to all Exhibitors. Trophy and Six Ribbons in each class. Championship Awarded on Points.92. Low Hunter Over Fences 2’3”93. Low Hunter Over Fences 2’3”94. Low Hunter Over Fences 2’3” ($100 Stake)95. Low Hunter Under Saddle

DUTCHESS COUNTY MODIFIED HUNTER DIVISION - HVHJAEntry Fee $15.00 per class, Stake entry fee $20.00.Open to horses and ponies stabled in Dutchess County or exhibitors living in DutchessCounty. Trophy and Six Ribbons in each class.96. Dutchess County Hunter Over Fences 2’6”97. Dutchess County Hunter Over Fences 2’6” - Bit-O-Straw Classic, round 198. Dutchess County Hunter Over Fences 2’6” ($100 Stake) - Bit-O-Straw Classic, round 299. Dutchess County Hunter - Under Saddle

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PLEASURE DIVISIONPLEASURE DIVISION – $15.00 per class.Open to horses, all exhibitors and ponies with junior exhibitors. All classes to be shown at a walk, trot and canter. Halt, stand quietly, back. Loose rein on command. To be judged onmanners, performance, quality and suitability to rider. Martingales prohibited.Trophy and six ribbons in each class. Championship Awarded on Points100. Open Pleasure Horse or Pony101. Open Pleasure Horse or Pony - Command102. Bridle Path Hack Horse or Pony – W-T-C, hand gallop and extended trot103.Family Class – Open to horses and ponies. Riders to be from the same immediate family.

THOROUGHBRED DIVISION – Entry Fee $15.00Open to Thoroughbred horses with jockey club papers or lip tattoo. Trophy and six ribbons.Thoroughbred Champion receives the Jock Melville Super Horse Trophy donated by HackettFarm and Supply. $150 Gift Certificate to Champion and Reserve Champion donated by Argento Equestrian.104. Thoroughbred Conformation in Hand105. Thoroughbred Pleasure106. Thoroughbred Command107. Thoroughbred Hunter 2’6”108. Thoroughbred Handy Hunter 2’6”

CHILDREN/ADULT MEDAL DIVISIONOpen to All Amateur and Junior Exhibitors.110. HVHJA Children/Adult Medal Over Fences 2’6” – Top 4 may be asked to test.

Entry Fee $20.00111. Marshall & Sterling Children/Adult Medal Over Fences 2’6”

Entry Fee $30.00 (may be split if entries warrant)112. Marshall & Sterling Children/Adult Medal Over Fences 3’ Entry Fee $30.00.

(Marshall & Sterling 3' Medal Class to be held Wednesday after Class # 40)

206. The Bob Smith $250 Hunter Classic 2’6” - 2’9” - Entry Fee $25Two round competition. Second round handy hunter with options 3’.Trophy sponsored by Friends of Bob in his memory and for his love of Fox Hunting.

ALL STAKE CLASSES - PREMIUM SCHEDULE - Entry fee $20Stake classes to be paid as follows (must have 6 entries)

1st-$40, 2nd-$30, 3rd-$20, 4th-$10.

WEDNESDAYEQUITATION DEMONSTRATION – OUTSIDE COURSE

Two to four riders will be selected to do an Equitation Demo on the Hunt Course. TheJudge will make comments and critic. This is to help educate all as to what the Judge is

looking for. Questions encouraged. All exhibitors, parents, coaches and spectators welcome. Approximate length is 30 minutes.

*Proper Turnout Clinic - Main RingFor horse and rider, a special focus on our young exhibitors.

Come in your show clothes for comments.

THURSDAYThe $500 Elizabeth (Betty) Davis/Stanley Money Hunter Derby -

Entry fee $30OPEN TO ALL

This is a two-round competition. Open numerical scoring will be announced after eachround. The top twelve will be invited to return for a second round in reverse order. Roundtwo will be the Handy round, with options up to 3’3”. Riders will get bonus point for jumpingthe options as well as showing brilliance and pace over course. Riders are encouraged todress formal and with hunt colors if applicable. Jackets required, braiding optional. Prizemoney donated by the Elizabeth C. Davis Memorial Fund of the Community Foundationsof the Hudson Valley. 1st-$150, 2nd-$125, 3rd-$100, 4th-$60, 5th-$40, 6th-$25.

*Hunter Clinic - Outside CourseThe Judge will select 4 horse to jump a course. Comments will be made about style, way ofgoing and form over fences.

* Ride and Run Relay Race - Main RingTeams of 2, one entered horse and rider and one runner (not to ride.) First the horse willstart over a course of 8-10 jumps with height options for all levels. Then the batton will bepassed to the runner to run an obstacle course. Four seconds added for a knock down,fastest time wins.

CONFORMATION CLINIC - MAIN RINGApproximately 1:00pm on Thursday, the judges will conduct a conformation clinic. Opento all. Four horses will be examined and critiqued. Judges will discuss desirable and undesirable conformation. Exhibitors, coaches and the public are invited for questions anddiscussion

FRIDAYTHE NINTH ANNUAL DUTCHESS COUNTY FAIR HIGH JUMP

WILL BE HELD FRIDAY AUGUST 23RD AT 2:00 P.M.$1000 in prize money, everyone gets prize money!

IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO COMPETE IN THE CLASS, PLEASE SEND INFORMATION(RESUME) REGARDING YOUR PAST SHOWING RECORD TO HORSE SHOW MANAGERPATRICIA GARTHWAITE TOWLE at: [email protected] OR FILLOUT A RESUME ATTHE HORSE SHOW BY NOON FRIDAY.

1st: $200 2nd: $150 3rd: $100The balance of $550 will be divided by the number of entries!

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There will be a combination consisting of 4 jumps with 1 or 2 strides between. The firstjump lower and each jump will be higher. The first round the highest jump will be nohigher than 3’. After each round, some of the jumps will be raised until we have a winner.No Entry Fee. A beautiful perpetual trophy in memory of Sergeant William Garthwaite willbe presented to the winner.

FRIDAY - Continued$150 HIGH POINT THOROUGHBRED JUMPER AWARD - FRIDAY

Gift Certificate donated by Argento Equestrian

New jumps and improved footing in both rings.Gift Certificates to leading Trainers from Poulin FeedCustom made gift to Leadline winner class 2 & 4.

We are thankful to our Sponsors to be able to offer our Competitors over $5000 in prize money and gift certificates!

Sit-A-BuckMain Ring

"Winner takes all!"Throw some bucks in a bucket and cheer on your favorite rider.

*BIT-O-STRAW Hunter Classic - Outside CourseThis will run with the Dutchess Modified Hunter Division.

The second class is the first Bit-O-Straw and the third class is the second Bit-O-Straw

The $250 Bob Smith Hunter Classic - Entry Fee $25Sponsored by Rombout Hunt

Trophy donated by Friends of Bob

Open to all. This is a two-round competition with open numerical scoring announced aftereach round. The second round will be a handy with options 3’. Winner is determined bythe combined score of each round. To be paid as follows (must have 6 entries) 1st-$75,2nd-$55, 3rd-$45, 4th-$30, 5th-$25, 6th-$20

Each Morning“COURSE WALK WITH THE JUDGE”

8 a.m. prompt each morning. The judge in each ring will do a course walk and discusswhat he/she is looking for. This is for educational purposed and is not intended for coaching. Parents and coaches are welcome.

OLYMPIAN MICHAEL PAGE CLINIC - *SATURDAYFree clinic to all who win a championship in any division where the fence height is 2’3” or higher are invited to

participate in a free clinic session withOlympian Michael Page

Clinic to be held at the Fair on Saturday, August, 24th.First session will begin at 10am for the 2’3”-2’6” heights

Second the session will begin at Noon for the 2’9”-3’ heights

Reminder from 2018 - Pre-entries strongly recommenced, post entires will be required to pay admission to the Fair!

* New for 2019

Michael O. Page

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1994 – Present Kent School, Kent, CT, Resident Trainer and Instructor

2016 Judge for the USEF West Coast National Jr. Hunter Finals & Hunterdon Equitation CupJudge for HITS – Thermal Palm Springs, CAJudge for HITS – Culpepper, VAJudge for Connecticut Medal Finals – Fairfield Hunt ClubJudge for New Hampshire Medal Finals – Keane, NH

2014 Judge for the AHSA/ASPCA National Equitation Finals, 7 timesJudge for NCAA Varsity National Equitation Finals, 2 timesJudge for Intercollegiate National Finals, 5 timesJudge for Interscholastic National Finals (IEA)

2006 Induction to the United States Eventing Association (USEA) Hall of Fame

1986-1992 Chef D’Equipe US 3-day Team, 2 Olympic Games, 2 Pan-American Games, 2 World Championships

1976 Coach Canadian 3-day Team, Montreal Olympics

1967 Badminton, England, 10th individual, Lars Sederholm-Mentor and Instructor

1958-1968 3 Olympic Games, 2 Silver medals and 1 Bronze medal3 Pam American Games, 4 Gold medals, 1 Silver Medal, 1 Bronze medal

1958 Student of Paul Stecken with Reiner Klimke at Westfalishe Reit andFarschule, Muster, Germany

1957-58 French Cavalry School, Sumur France, Jack LeGoff – Mentor and Instructor, Graduate of Sous Maitre de Mange and Cours de Perfectionment Equestre

1956 AHSA Medal Finals winner, ASPCA Maclay 3rd place – Madison Square Garden, NYC

Previous Services Chairman: AHSA Equitation CommitteeChairman: AHSA Nominating CommitteeChairmen: USET Nominating Committee

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DUTCHESS COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS

Saturday, August 24, 2019Entries Close August 10, 2019

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SHOW COMMITTEECo-Chairs

Mrs. Dale Mountan & Mrs. Corinne Weber

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The following have been invited to officiate; however, the committee reserves the right to vary or add to these names.

Judges .......................................................... Mr. Kennis FairfaxRingmaster................................................... Michael GriffinManager/Announcer.................................... Lisa Goss-Ritter

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RULES

1 Loss, injury or damage to horse, rider, owner, coach, groom, spectator or other individuals is in no way the responsibility of the Dutchess County Fair Management or the Horse Show Committee.

2. Insufficient Entries in a class shall result in the cancellation of that class. The ShowCommittee also reserves the right to divide, combine or add any classes it deems necessary for the good of the show. In classes offering prize money, the Show Committeereserves the right to run any class as a Sweepstakes if there are less than six (6) entries

3. Only Judges and those having duties to perform shall be allowed in the ring duringjudged competition.

4. Numbers must be worn by Exhibitors in the ring at all times. No charge for numbers.5. All Entry Fees must be paid prior to receiving exhibitor numbers, or a blank signed

check payable to: “Dutchess County Fair” may be left with the Secretary until the endof the show. Post entries will be accepted the day of the show at an extra charge of$3.00 per class/Exhibitor. Post entries must be made one hour prior to the start of the class entered.

6. A Certificate of a Negative Coggin’s Test, conducted within 12 months, must be presented before exhibitor numbers will be issued. All Equine Entering any NYSCounty Fair or the NYS State Fair MUST BE actively immunized against Rabies. Vaccine must be administered at least fourteen (14) Days Prior to arrival on Fairgrounds. Vaccination Certificate from your Veterinarian must accompany eachEquine. Equines not Meeting these Requirements will be rejected from the Premises.Please see pages 40-41 for NYS Ag & Markets regulations for out of state horses.

7. Tickets to enter the Fairgrounds will be issued 2 per rider. They will be mailed to ex-hibitors upon receipt of entry form. No refunds on tickets purchased at the gate.

8. Schooling. “Controlled” free schooling will be permitted between 6:30 am to 8:15 ameach morning. It is likely that no other schooling in the main ring will be offered. Themain ring will not be open for schooling in the evening.

9. Online entries available, www.dutchessfair.com OR mail entries with check payable toDCAS Inc. to Horse Show Secretary: Patrica Higham, c/o Entry Office, PO Box 389. Rhinebeck, NY 12572

10. NO DOGS ALLOWED ON GROUNDS OR TO BE KEPT IN VEHICLES!11. Horses may not enter grounds before 6:00 PM August 25th.12. Riders under 18 years of age must wear protective headgear at all times when mounted.13. A $25.00 fee will be charged for returned checks.14. There are no camper spaces available. There is no camping in the stabling area.15. Classes with asterisks do not count toward championships.16. No sleeping in stalls17. Proper Western Horse Show attire please. No T-shirts or tank tops.18. Unsafe start or stop in any timed class will result in disqualification.19. Outside coaching may be penalized per the judges' discretion. 20. POST ENTIRIES WILL REQUIRE PAID ADMISSION TO THE FAIRGROUNDS.21. All Prizes and Ribbons must be picked up the day of the competition.

PROTECTIVE HELMETS REQUIRED FOR ALL RIDERS UNDER 18 YEARS OF AGE.

WESTERN SHOW PRIZE LIST

WALK-JOG DIVISIONOpen to both Junior and Senior riders that have not shown at the lope. They may not competein any other division other than Walk/Jog Timed Division. Entry fee: $12.00 per class. Pointsfor Walk-Jog Division Championship awarded on “One Horse-One Rider” combination, inall classes below.200. Walk-Jog Fitting and Showmanship - 6 ribbons201. Walk-Jog Horsemanship - 6 ribbons202. Walk-Jog Pleasure - 6 ribbons.

NOVICE RIDER DIVISIONOpen to both Junior and Senior Riders with less than three years show experience. They maynot compete in any other division other than Beginner Timed Division. Entry fee: $12.00 perclass. Money classes pay: 1st - $50.00; 2nd - $25.00; 3rd - $15.00; 4th - $10.00. Money classesmust have 5 entries to fill or they will become sweepstakes.203. Novice Rider Fitting and Showmanship - 6 ribbons204. Novice Rider Horsemanship - 6 ribbons205. Novice Rider Pleasure - 6 ribbons.206. Novice Rider Road Hack - Money and 6 ribbons.

NOVICE HORSE DIVISIONOpen to all horses with less than two years show experience. They may not compete in anyother division other than Beginner Timed Division. Entry fee: $12.00 per class. 207. Novice Horse Fitting and Showmanship - 6 ribbons208. Novice Horse Pleasure Walk-Jog - 6 ribbons.209. Novice Horse Pleasure Walk-Jog-Lope - 6 ribbons.

JUNIOR DIVISIONRiders to be 18 years and under as of January 1 in year of show. Entry fees: $ 12.00 per class.Money classes pay: 1st - $50.00; 2nd - $25.00; 3rd - $15.00; 4th - $10.00. Money classes musthave 5 entries to fill or they will become sweepstakes.210. Jr. Fitting and Showmanship - 6 ribbons211. Jr. Horsemanship - 6 ribbons 212. Jr. Pleasure - 6 ribbons.213. Jr. Road Hack - Money and 6 ribbons. May be asked to extend the jog and

hand gallop, stop and stand quietly.

SENIOR DIVISIONRiders to be 19 years and over as of January 1 in the year of show. Entry fees: $ 12.00 per class.Money classes pay: 1st - $50.00; 2nd - $25.00; 3rd - $15.00; 4th - $10.00. Money classes musthave 5 entries to fill or they will become sweepstakes.214. Sr. Fitting and Showmanship - 6 ribbons215. Sr. Horsemanship - 6 ribbons216. Sr. Pleasure - 6 ribbons217. Sr. Road Hack - Money and 6 ribbons. May be asked to extend the jog and to hand

gallop stop and stand quietly.

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OPEN DIVISIONOpen to both Junior and Senior riders. Entry fee as listed. Money classes pay: 1st - $50, 2nd - $25, 3rd - $15, 4th - $10, unless otherwise stated. Money classes must have 5 entries tofill or they will become sweepstakes.218. Model Stock Horse - Entry Fee $12 - 6 ribbons - all ages, all breeds.219. Showmanship Challenge – Entry fee $20 Belt Buckle and 6 ribbons. Open to all ages.

Sponsored by Ritter’s Ranch.220. Horsemanship Stake - Entry fee $20 -1st - $100, 2nd - $50, 3rd - $30, 4th- $20,

and 6 ribbons. 5 entries required, otherwise becomes a sweepstakes.221. Western Pleasure Stake - Entry fee $20 -1st - $100, 2nd - $50, 3rd - $30, 4th- $20,

and 6 ribbons. 5 entries required, otherwise becomes a sweepstakes.222. Command - Entry Fee $12 - Money and 6 ribbons223. Ranch Riding - Entry Fee $12 - Money and 6 ribbons..

WALK - JOG TIMED DIVISIONOpen to both Junior and Senior Riders that have not shown at the lope. They may not competein any other division other than Walk-Jog Division. Entry fee is $12 per class. 224. Walk-Jog Dash – 6 ribbons.225. Walk-Jog Cloverleaf Barrel Race – 6 ribbons226. Walk-Jog Pole Bending – 6 ribbons

BEGINNER TIMED DIVISIONOpen to all who have never won a ribbon in a timed event. Entry fee $12 per class.227. Beginner Dash – 6 ribbons.228. Beginner Cloverleaf Barrel Race – 6 ribbons229. Beginner Pole Bending – 6 ribbons

JUNIOR TIMED DIVISIONRiders to be 18 years and under as of January 1 in year of show. Entry fees: $12 per class.Money classes pay: 1st - $50, 2nd - $25, 3rd - $15, 4th - $10. Money classes must have 5 entriesto fill or they will become sweepstakes.230. Junior Dash – Money and 6 ribbons.231. Junior Cloverleaf Barrel Race – Money and 6 ribbons232. Junior Pole Bending – Money and 6 ribbons

OPEN TIMED DIVISIONOpen to both Junior and Senior riders. Entry fee $12 per class. Money classes pay: 1st - $50,2nd - $25, 3rd - $15, 4th - $10. classes must have 5 entries to fill or they will become sweepstakes233. Open Dash – Money and 6 ribbons.234. Open Cloverleaf Barrel Race – Money and 6 ribbons235. Open Pole Bending – Money and 6 ribbons236. 3D Cloverleaf Barrel Jackpot - Money and 6 ribbons237. 3D Pole Bending Jackpot - Money and 6 ribbons

SPECIAL DIVISION238. Leadline – Open to contestants 8 years and under as of January 1 in the year of show.

Not eligible for Walk-Jog classes but may enter costume with appropriate handler.239. Costume - Open to contestants 18 and under as of January 1, 2018. Trophy and 6 ribbons.

CHAMPIONSHIPSPoints will be awarded: 7-5-4-3-2-1. Ties to be broken by the winner of the

horsemanship class or the dash race, depending on division.

Walk-Jog - Championship and Reserve - Trophy and ribbonsNovice Rider - Championship and Reserve - Trophy and ribbonsNovice Horse - Championship and Reserve - Trophy and ribbonsJunior Division - Championship and Reserve - Trophy and ribbonsSenior Division - Championship and Reserve - Trophy and ribbonsWalk Jog Timed Division - Championship and Reserve - Trophy and ribbons.Junior Timed Division - Championship and Reserve - Trophy and ribbonsOpen Timed Division - Championship and Reserve - Trophy and ribbons

TIME SCHEDULE SATURDAY – 8:30AMTime Schedule subject to change

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200. Walk-Jog Fitting and Showmanship203. Novice Rider Fitting and Showmanship207. Novice Horse Fitting and Showmanship210. Jr. Fitting and Showmanship214. Sr. Fitting and Showmanship218. Model Stock Horse220. Showmanship Challenge238. Leadline

Brief schooling break

201. Walk-Jog Horsemanship202. Walk-Jog Pleasure

204. Novice Rider Horsemanship205. Novice Rider Walk-Jog-Lope Pleasure206. Novice Rider Road Hack

208. Novice Horse Walk-Jog Pleasure209. Novice Horse Walk-Jog-Lope Pleasure

211. Jr. Horsemanship212. Jr. Pleasure213. Jr. Road Hack

215. Sr. Horsemanship216. Sr. Pleasure217. Sr. Road Hack

220. Western Pleasure Stake221. Command222. Ranch Riding

Lunch break TBA 236. Costume

All timed classes to start after 12 noon224. Walk-Jog Dash227. Beginner Dash230. Junior Dash233. Open Dash

225. Walk-Jog Cloverleaf Barrels228. Beginner Cloverleaf Barrels231. Junior Cloverleaf Barrels234. Open Cloverleaf Barrels236. 3D Cloverleaf Barrel Jackpot

225. Walk-Jog Pole Bending229. Beginner Pole Bending232. Junior Pole Bending235. Open Pole Bending237. 3D Pole Bending


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PRE-ENTRIES CLOSE AUGUST 10, 2019Post entries accepted at the show at $10.00 overall fee

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SECRETARYEntry OfficeRobin Ezell

c/o PO Box 389, Rhinebeck, NY 12572online entries avaiable: www.dutchessfair.com

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SHOW COMMITTEEMr. Dave Fountain, SuperintendentMs. Melodye Moore, Superintendent

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Driving Judge...............................................Margret BeemanRingmaster...................................................Harold FountainRing Announcer ..........................................Richard Contini

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RULES

1. LOSS, INJURY OR DAMAGE to horse or owner (including rider or other employee) is in no way the responsibility of the Dutchess County Fair Management or the HorseShow Committee.

2. INSUFFICIENT ENTRIES in a class shall result in the cancellation of that class. The Committee also reserves the right to divide, combine or add any classes it deems necessary for the good of the show. In a money class, the Committee reserves the rightto declare it a Sweepstakes if there are insufficient entries.

3. ONLY JUDGES and those having duties to perform shall be allowed in the ring duringjudging.

4. NUMBERS must be worn in ring. No charge for numbers.5. ALL ENTRY FEES must be paid prior to receiving exhibitor numbers or a blank signed

check payable to DCAS Inc. may be left with the Secretary until the end of the show.No entry fees will be refunded without a veterinarian’s certificate. Post entries will be$1.00 extra per class

6. A CERTIFICATE OF A NEGATIVE COGGINS TEST, conducted within 12 months,must be shown before exhibitor numbers will be issued. ALL EQUINE ENTERINGANY NYS COUNTY FAIR OR THE NYS STATE FAIR MUST BE ACTIVELY IMMUNIZEDAGAINST RABIES. VACCINE MUST BE MUST BE ADMINISTERED AT LEAST FOURTEEN (14) DAYS PRIOR TO ARRIVAL ON FAIRGROUNDS. VACCINATIONCERTIFICATE FROM YOUR VETERINARIAN MUST ACCOMPANY EACH EQUINE.EQUINES NOT MEETING THESE REQUIREMENTS WILL BE REJECTED FROMTHE PREMISES. Please see pages 40-41 for NYS Ag & Markets regulations for out ofstate horses.

7. Tickets to enter the Fairgrounds will be mailed to all exhibitors upon receipt of entryform. To ensure tickets prior to the fair entries or notifications of entires must be sentto the entry office. No refunds on tickets purchased at the gate.

8. SCHOOLING. “Controlled” free schooling will be permitted between 6:30 AM and 9:15 AM.

9. Online entries available, www.dutchessfair.com OR mail entries with entry fees to Dutchess County Agricultural Society, Inc., P.O. Box 389, Rhinebeck, NY 12572 made payable to “Dutchess County Fair Horse Show”.

10. NO DOGS ALLOWED ON GROUNDS!!11. HORSES MAY NOT ENTER GOUNDS BEFORE 8:00 PM AUGUST 25TH.12. $25.00 charge for returned checks.13. Junior’s age will be determined as of January 1 in the year of the show. Junior to drive

classes will be judged on driving ability and not on the quality of horses. All juniorsmust be accompanied by an adult capable of driving horses. Juniors may no show astallion in any class.

14. NEW YORK STATE HELMET LAW: Article 34-B. S1265 No person less than fourteenyears of age shall ride/drive a horse/horses unless such person is wearing a helmetmeeting or exceeding ASTM F1163 (Safety Equipment Institute certified) EquestrianStandard.

15. All Prizes and Ribbons must be picked up the day of the competition.

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Open to all breeds of horses and ponies, donkeys and mules. Class specifications notedbelow, Header allowed, not required. Header may enter ring when class is called to line up.Appropriate dress required for exhibitors and headers. Junior whip must be accompaniedby an adult. Anyone removing the bridle from any animal while it is still hitched will be excused from the showgrounds. All classes will be worked both ways of the ring at theJudge’s discretion. All classes may require animals to stand quietly and back, or execute a figure eight.

Entry Fee $10.00 Per ClassExcept Stake Class for which Entry Fee is $15.00.Trophy and Six Ribbons…Unless otherwise stated.

DUTCHESS COUNTY FAIRLIGHT HORSE DRIVING SHOW

CLASS LIST1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th

1. Ladies to Drive Single or Pair $70 $60 $50 $40 $30 $20(Judged on ability and skill of whip. 75% handling of reins and whip control, posture andoverall appearance of driver. 25% condition of harness and vehicle and neatness of attire.)

2. Open Pleasure Driving, Turnout $70 $60 $50 $40 $30 $203. Gentlemen to Drive Single or Pair $70 $60 $50 $40 $30 $20

(Judged same as Class 1)4. Pleasure Driving, JUNIOR to Drive Ribbons to 6th Place

(Open to Juniors 18 years of age & under)5 Junior to Drive, Reinsmanship Ribbons to 6th Place

(Open to Juniors 18 years of age & under, Judged same as Class 1.)6. Currier & Ives Class $70 $60 $50 $40 $30 $20

(Judged on how closely participants resemble an 1890 turnout. Judged on appearance andauthenticity of carriage, driver and passenger.)MID-HUDSON DRIVING ASSOCIATION WILL PROVIDE A SPECIAL AWARD FOR FIRST PLACE.

7. Pleasure Driving $70 $60 $50 $40 $30 $20(Judge on performance, manners and suitability for a pleasurable drive.)

8. $200.00 Pleasure Driving Stake Class $200 $100 $60 $40 $20 $10(Must have entered at least 2 other classes. To be judged on performance, manner and Suitability.)

9. Novice to Drive $70 $60 $50 $40 $30 $20(Open to All who have never won a blue ribbon.)

10. Clover-Leaf - “Barrel Race” (Timed Event) $70 $60 $50 $40 $30 $20(Participants will be timed as they follow the clover-leaf-barrel racing – pattern. Breakinginto a canter will add a 5 second penalty each time. Off course will be an elimination.)

• DRIVING CLASSES NOT TO BEGIN BEFORE 9:30 A.M.• CLASSES WILL BE CLOSED AFTER A TWO-MINUTE WARNING, UNLESS* ADVANCED NOTICE HAS BEEN GIVEN TO SHOW OFFICIALS.

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PRE-ENTRIES CLOSE AUGUST 17, 2019Post-entries accepted at the show at $10.00 overall fee

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ENTRY OFFICE

Robin Ezellc/o PO Box 389, Rhinebeck, NY 12572

online entries avaiable: www.dutchessfair.com

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SHOW COMMITTEESuperintendents

Mr. Dave Fountain Ms. Melodye Moore

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The following have been invited to officiate;however, the committee reserves the right to vary or add to these names.

Hitch Judge..................................................TBAAnnouncer...................................................Richard ContiniRingmaster...................................................Alex OsterhoudtStall Manager ...............................................Brenda Locke

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DRAFT HORSE SHOWRULES AND REGULATIONS

1. Standards of Conduct of Fair General Rules and Regulations of Dutchess County. Fairand General Rules of Dutchess County Fair Horse Show are available on request andwill be posted for your review on the day of the show.

2. Loss, injury or damage to horse or owner (including driver/handler or other employee)is in no way the responsibility of the Dutchess County Fair Management or the HorseShow Committee.

3. Online entries close 10 days prior to the Dutchess County Fair Draft Horse Show. Postentries will be accepted with $10 overall fee. Make checks payable to DCAS Inc..

4. At no time will horses be allowed to be driven on any vehicle in areas of the fairgroundswhere the fair management has not previously granted permission to do so.

5. Numbers must be visible at all times.6. In all halter and hitch/driving classes horse or horses must be sound. In hitch/driving

classes horse or horses shall be shown hitched to a suitable vehicle and the driver shallbe clean and neatly dressed.

7. In all hitch/driving classes, the driver will be allowed one helper, no other riders will bepermitted on the wagon while the horses are being shown. In any driving classes wheremore than two horses are shown, two capable drivers must be on the wagon.

8. In driving classes where more than two horses are shown they may be owned by one ormore exhibitor. Be sure only one entry is made for each hitch.

9. Insufficient entries in a class may result in the cancellation of that class. The Judge andRingmaster reserve the right to divide, combine or add any classes it deems necessaryfor the good of the show.

10. Junior’s age will be determined as of January 1 in the year of show. Junior to driveclasses will be judged on driving ability and not on the quality of horses. All juniorsmust be accompanied by an adult capable of driving horses. Juniors may not show astallion in any class.

11. NEW YORK STATE HELMET LAW: Article 34-B. S1265 No person less than fourteenyears of age shall ride/drive a horse/horses unless such person is wearing a helmet meeting or exceeding ASTM F1163 (Safety Equipment Institute certified)Equestrian Standard.

12. Farm teams may not be shown in hitch classes and hitch teams may not be shown infarm classes – no scotch collars or scotch shoes in all farm classes.

13. Hitch/driving classes will be judged according to quality of horses, equipment and theability of the driver to handle his/her horses at the command of the judge. An uncon-trolled horse/s may be excused at any time by the discretion of the judge or ringmaster.

14. The Fair superintendents or management may deny admission to, or require segrega-tion or removal from Fair premises any animal found to be infected with or exposed toany communicable disease whether internal or external and whether such disease isspecifically mentioned in these regulations, if in his opinion such action is necessaryfor the protection of other exhibits.

15. In the registered classes, all registration papers must be available if requested.16. The Dutchess County Agricultural Society shall reserve the right to reject or refuse and

to order the removal of any exhibit which, in the opinion of the show superintendent isnot eligible or worthy of showing or has not met the livestock health requirements.

17. Stalls are on a first-come, first-serve basis.

RULES AND REGULATIONSContinued

18. ALL HORSES ENTERING THE FAIRGROUNDS MUST MEET NEW YORK STATEHEALTH REQUIREMENTS. OUT OF STATE HORSES MUST BE ACCOMPANIEDBY A HEALTH CERTIFICATE. ALL HORSES MUST HAVE A CERTIFICATE OFCOGGINS TEST PERFORMED CONDUCTED WITHIN 12 MONTHS. ALSO REQUIRED IS PROOF OF A CURRENT RABIES VACCINATION. PLEASE SEEPAGES 40-41 FOR NYS AG & MARKETS REGULATIONS FOR OUT OF STATEHORSES.

19. A $35.00 charge will be incurred for any returned checks.20. All Prizes and Ribbons must be picked up the day of the competition.

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ENTRY FEES:Classes 1 – 3 - $5.00 each

Classes 4 – 11 - $8.00 each

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th1. Stallion Halter class, any age any breed $40 $25 $20 $15 $10 $52. Mare Halter class, any age any breed $40 $25 $20 $15 $10 $53. Gelding Halter class, any age any breed $40 $25 $20 $15 $10 $54. Junior Showmanship $40 $25 $20 $15 $10 $5

(Junior to show horse in hand under direction of judge. No Stallions.)

BREED PRESENTATIONEducational presentation showcasing various breeds of the draft horse.

(Belgian, Percheron, Clyde, Shire, etc.)

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th5. Ride-A-Draft $40 $25 $20 $15 $10 $5

(Judged on the horses’ way of going at walk, trot and canter. May be ridden undersaddle. No harness)

6. Team or Single Ground Driving $40 $25 $20 $15 $10 $57. Draft Driving – Team, Farm or Hitch $70 $60 $50 $40 $30 $20

(To a suitable vehicle)8. Draft Driving – Single, Farm or Hitch $70 $60 $50 $40 $30 $20

(To a suitable vehicle)9. Obstacle Driving Pairs $70 $60 $50 $40 $30 $2010.Obstacle Driving Singles $70 $60 $50 $40 $30 $2011.Clover-leaf Barrel Race $70 $60 $50 $40 $30 $20

“Barrel Race” Timed EventParticipants will be timed as they follow the clover-leaf (barrel racing) pattern.Breaking into a canter, knocking over a barrel or going off course will be anelimination.

*COURSE WILL BE EXECUTED USING SUPPLIED PIONEER FORECARTS.

All Classes open to mules. If entries warrant classes can be split!

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Youth Horse Show


HORSE SHOWYouth

Online entries are required! POST ENTRIES WILL REQUIRE PAID ADDMISSION TO THE FAIRGROUNDS.



www.dutchessfair.com(Listed under the Competitions & Horse Shows)

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HORSE SHOWYouth

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PRE-ENTRIES CLOSE AUGUST 10, 2018Post-entries accepted at the show – $30 for the day

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The following have been invited to officiate; however, the committee reserves the right to change these names.

Judges ..........................................................Kelli Marie Wainscott Manager.......................................................Lisa Goss-RitterStall Manager ...............................................Brenda Locke,

[email protected]

PROOF OF COGGINS AND RABIES MUST BE SUBMITTEDDATED WITHIN 12 MONTHS.

PLEASE SEE PAGES 40-41 FOR NYS AG & MARKETS REGULATIONS FOR OUT OF STATE HORSES.


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YOUTH HORSE SHOW RULES1. Open to all youth riders ages 19 and under as of 1/1/2019.2. Points for day end championships will be based from a one horse/one rider combination.3. Entry fees will be $25.00 for the day for pre-entries and $30.00 for day of show entries. Pre-

entries are due 1 week prior to the show date and must include a completed and signed entryform along with a check made out to "DC 4-H Horse Advisory". Returned check fee is $25.00.Entries will be asked to show current coggins and rabies the morning of the show before receiving a back number.

4. ASTM/SEI 1163 approved helmets and hard soled, heeled riding boots are required of all riders/drivers when mounted or driving. Proper show attire required by all participantswhen in the show ring, this includes long pants, shirt and jacket or collared polo for Englishand long sleeve collared for Western.

5. Show management reserves the right to cancel, combine or divide classes if in its opinion theentries so warrant. The show management also decides all matters not covered in these rulesand their decision is final.

6. Unless otherwise specified, all Hunter Under Saddle and Pleasure classes will be judged onperformance, way of going and manners. All Equitation and Pattern classes will be judged onrider's form, seat, hands, legs, guidance and control of the horse.

7. The arenas will be open for schooling from 7:00 AM until 8:15 AM and then during regularlyscheduled schooling breaks. Show management may add more schooling breaks or makechanges to existing ones depending on number of entries.

8. No dogs allowed on the grounds.9. Martingales are not permitted in any flat classes, with the exception of the Walk/Trot Assisted

Division and the Walk/Trot English Division.10. Champion & Reserve awards will be handed for each division except for Leadline. Points

are based on a 7-5-4-3-2-1 scale. Ties will be broken by the highest placing in an EquitationClass, Ground Driving or Barrel Dash.

11. All exhibitors, parents/guardians’ spectators and trainers are asked to uphold the higheststandard of sportsmanship. Those displaying any behavior deemed unbecoming will be subjected to immediate disciplinary action and will be removed from the fairgrounds.

12. No person shall be allowed in the show ring during judging with the exception of the Lead-line class and the Cloverbud/Assisted classes. All inquiries to the judge shall be done via theshow booth.

13. Division classifications will be as follows based on age as of 1/1/2019• Leadline: 8 & Under. Must have handler that is 21 years of age or older• Walk/Trot or Walk/Jog Assisted: Open to riders in their first year of showing who may need

verbal assistance from a handler in the ring. Handler is only allowed to approach horse ormake contact with horse & rider in emergency situation. Handler must be 21 years of age orolder

• Walk/Trot or Walk/Jog: Open to riders who can comfortably ride in a group setting at thewalk/trot/jog. These riders are only eligible for other walk/trot/jog classes

• Beginner English or Western: Open to riders who are just beginning to canter or lope in theshow ring. This division is deemed as a middle step between walk/trot/jog and Youth. Canteror Lope work may be done individually or in pairs as seen fit by the judge. Only eligible forother Beginner classes

• Youth English Or Western: Open to all riders ages 19 & Under that can walk/trot/jog/can-ter/lope in a group setting. Eligible for all other Youth classes

• Assisted Driving: Open to drivers in their first year of showing who may need verbal assis-tance from a handler in the ring. Handler is only allowed to approach horse or make contactwith horse & driver in emergency situation. Handler must be 21 years of age or older.

• Beginner Driving: Open to drivers who have just begun the ground driving process and arein their first or second year of showing.

• Youth Driving: Open to all drivers ages 19 & under who are comfortable driving in a groupsetting.

YOUTH HORSE SHOW CLASS LIST

Leadline: Open to exhibitors ages 8 & under. Handler must be over the age of 21 and properly attired with long pants, boots and a collared shirt. This class will be run Englishand Western combined. Exhibitors may be asked to trot/jog.

1. Equitation2. Pleasure

Showmanship: This class is designed to test the handlers skills on the ground. Exhibitorsmay be asked to perform a pattern which will be posted the morning of the show. Horsesshould be shown in halter and lead, English exhibitors will be permitted to show in a bridle.

3. Walk/Trot/Jog Showmanship4. Beginner Showmanship5. Youth Showmanship6. Beginner Draft Showmanship7. Youth Draft Showmanship8. Beginner Mini/Donkey Showmanship9. Youth Mini/Donkey Showmanship

Walk/Trot English Assisted: Open to riders in their first year of showing who may needverbal assistance from a handler in the ring. Handler will only be allowed to approachhorse or make contact with horse & rider in an emergency situation. Handler must be 21 years of age or older.


Walk/Trot English: Open to riders who can walk & trot comfortably in a group. Not eligiblefor any other classes other than walk/trot.

12. Equitation13. Hunter Under Saddle14. Equitation Over Groundpoles15 Hunter Over Groundpoles

Beginner English: Open to riders who have just begun to canter. This division is an intermediate step between walk/trot and youth. Not eligible for any other classes than beginner.

16. Equitation17. Hunter Under Saddle18. Equitation Over X-Rails (12")19. Hunter Over X-Rails (12")

Youth English: Open to all riders who can walk/trot/canter in a group setting. Only eligiblefor other Youth classes.

20. Equitation21. Hunter Under Saddle22. Equitation Over Fences (Exhibitor may choose 2' or 2'3)23. Hunter Over Fences (Exhibitor may choose 2' or 2'3)

English Jumper: Open to Beginner English & Youth English riders. These classes are timedand will not be eligible for Day End Championships. Riders will select one class to ride.Course will be posted.

24. Puddle Jumper (Fences will be set as 12" X-Rails)25. Pond Jumper (Fences will be set at 2')

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Walk/Jog Western Assisted: Open to riders in their first year of showing who may needverbal assistance from a handler in the ring. Handler will only be allowed to approachhorse or make contact with horse & rider in an emergency situation. Handler must be 21years of age or older.


Walk/Jog Western: Open to riders who can walk & jog in a group. Not eligible for any otherclasses other than walk/trot.

28. Equitation29. Pleasure30. Road Hack31. Pattern

Beginner Western: Open to riders who have just begun to lope. This division is an intermediate step in between walk/jog and youth. Only eligible for other Beginner classes.

32. Equitation33. Pleasure34. Road Hack35. Pattern

Youth Western: Open to riders who can walk/jog/lope in a group setting. Only eligible forother Youth classes

36. Equitation37. Pleasure38. Road Hack39. Command

Assisted Driving: Open to drivers in their first year of showing who may need verbal assistance from a handler in the ring. Handler will only be allowed to approach horse ormake contact with horse & rider in an emergency situation. Handler must be 21 years ofage or older.

40. Ground Driving41. Command42. Ground Driving with Obstacles

Beginner Driving: Open to drivers who have just begun the ground driving process independently and are in their first or second year of showing. Only eligible for otherBeginner classes.

43. Ground Driving44. Command45. Ground Driving with Obstacles

Youth Driving: Open to all youth who are comfortable driving in a group setting.46. Ground Driving47. Command48. Ground Driving with Obstacles

Walk/Trot/Jog Gymkhana: Open to walk/trot/jog riders.49. Dash50. Cloverleaf Barrels51. Straight Barrels52. Pole Bending

Beginner Gymkhana: Open to beginner riders.53. Dash54. Cloverleaf Barrels55. Straight Barrels56. Pole Bending

Youth Gymkhana: Open to Youth riders.57. Dash58. Cloverleaf Barrels59. Straight Barrels60. Pole Bending

61. Costume Class: Open to all exhibitorsof all ages and levels.

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Main Arena:3. Walk/Trot/Jog Showmanship4. Beginner Showmanship5. Youth ShowmanshipA. Master Showmanship: Open to 1st &

2nd Place winners from Class #1-315 Minute Schooling Break

10.Assisted Walk/Trot English Equitation11.Assisted Walk/Trot English Pleasure12.Walk/Trot English Equitation13.Walk/Trot English Hunter Under Saddle14.Walk/Trot English Equitation Over

Groundpoles15.Walk/Trot English Hunter Over Ground-

poles16.Beginner English Equitation17.Beginner English Hunter Under Saddle18.Beginner English Equitation Over X-

Rails19.Beginner English Hunter Over X-Rails20.Youth English Equitation21.Youth English Hunter Under Saddle22.Youth English Equitation Over Fences23.Youth English Hunter Over Fences24.Puddle Jumpers25.Pond Jumpers1. Leadline Equitation2. Leadline Pleasure

15 Minute Schooling Break26. Assisted Walk/Jog Western Equitation27.Assisted Walk/Jog Pleasure28.Walk/Jog Western Equitation29.Walk/Jog Western Pleasure30.Walk/Jog Western Road Hack31.Walk/Jog Western Command32.Beginner Western Equitation33.Beginner Western Pleasure34.Beginner Western Road Hack35.Beginner Western Command36.Youth Western Equitation37.Youth Western Pleasure38.Youth Western Road Hack39.Youth Western Command

10 Minute Break

Main Arena Continued:49.Walk trot/Jog Barrel Dash53.Beginner Barrel Dash57.Youth Barrel Dash50.Walk/Trot/Jog Cloverleaf Barrels54.Beginner Cloverleaf Barrels58.Youth Cloverleaf Barrels51.Walk/Trot/Jog Straight Barrels55.Beginner Straight Barrels59.Youth Straight Barrels52.Walk/Trot/Jog Pole Bending56.Beginner Pole Bending56.Youth Pole Bending

61.Costume Class

Small Arena:6. Beginner Draft Showmanship7. Youth Draft Showmanship8. Beginner Mini/Donkey Showmanship9. Youth Mini/Donkey ShowmanshipB. Master Showmanship: Open to 1st &

2nd Place Winners from Class #1-440.Assisted Ground Driving41.Assisted Command Ground Driving43.Beginner Ground Driving44.Beginner Command Ground Driving46.Youth Ground Driving47.Youth Command Ground Driving42. Assisted Ground Driving with Obstacles45. Beginner Ground Driving with Obsta-

cles48. Youth Ground Driving with Obstacles

OPEN YOUTH HORSE SHOW ORDER OF GO8:30 AM Start

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New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets Division of Animal Industry10 B Airline Drive Albany, NY 12235

518-457-3502

INTERSTATE HEALTH REQUIREMENTS FOR FAIR ANIMALS

This document is a supplement to the Animal Health Requirements (AI-202) published for animals exhibited at New York State county fairs and the State Fair. Its purpose is tosummarize the import requirements that must be met for livestock entering New York destined for fairs. Please carefully review the Animal Health Requirements. Note that individual county fairs may require rabies vaccination in species not required by the state.Contact the specific fair for their requirements. Fair contact information is available atwww.nyfairs.org. Further assistance can be obtained by contacting the Division of AnimalIndustry (DAI) at 518-457-3502 or your State Veterinarian’s office. You can also go to the following link on our Dept. website: http://www.agriculture.ny.gov/AI/import_export.html

CERTIFICATE OF VETERINARY INSPECTION (CVI)A CVI is required for cattle, horses, swine, sheep, goats, llamas/alpacas, deer/elk and misc. ruminants moving interstate. The one exception would be horses accompanied by a valid GoPass issued by a participating state. Details on the GoPass are available at www.globalvetlink.com and from your veterinarian. Note that interstate CVI’s must be issued by a Category 2 accredited veterinarian. The interstate CVI is valid for 30 days fromthe date of CVI inspection. During the fair season, from July 1 through Labor Day, interstateCVI’s can be used multiple times as long as the initial entrance to a fair in NY is within 30days of CVI inspection and the CVI is initialed by a NY state official at the fair. All documentation must accompany the animals. Animals not meeting the interstate and/orfair requirements will not be allowed on the grounds. Individual ID is required on all animals. Animals with incomplete or illegible ID will be rejected. Where rabies vaccinationis required, the information can be included on the health certificate.

HORSES - Horses 6 months of age or older must test negative for equine infectious anemia.The sample collection date for the qualifying EIA test must be within 12 months prior tothe date of entry. The horse must be clearly and completely identified. Rabies vaccination is required for all horses 4 months of age and older on the date of admission to a fair. Vaccination must be within the past 12 months.

No horse or other equid (donkeys, zebras, etc.) shall be imported into the State unless accompanied by a certificate of veterinary inspection which includes:• The name and address of the owner or trainer of the animal or animals

• The date of examination, the number of animals examined, the establishment or premisesat which the animals were examined

• The consignee or destination and address in New York

• A description sufficient to identify the individual equine, including name, age, breed,color, gender, distinctive markings, or unique and permanent forms of identificationwhen present (e.g., microchips, brands, tattoos, scars, cowlicks, or blemishes). “NOMARKINGS” is not acceptable—every animal has distinguishing features—if necessary,draw whorls, chestnuts, scars.

• For all horses six months of age and older, a negative test report for Equine Infectious Anemia conducted within 12 months of importation which includes the date of the testand the name of the USDA approved testing laboratory which conducted the test

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• The signature of an examining veterinarian accredited to do regulatory work on horses(USDA Category 2) by the state or country in which a physical examination of the animalwas made. The certificate of veterinary inspection shall be valid for 30 days following the date of examination appearing on the certificate or in the case of an equine interstatepassport i.e. GoPass®, for six months from the date of examination.

SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS—Brands - Although it is NOT official Identification, freeze branding is allowed in NY forhorses. The NYS Dept of Ag & Markets maintains a brand registry. If you wish to register a brand you can send your design to our office at the following address: NYS Dept. of Agriculture and Markets Division of Animal Industry 10B Airline Drive Albany, NY 12235.We will compare it to our registry and will register it if it is unique. Since it is not the diagnosis and treatment of disease, branding is not considered veterinary practice. You mayneed a veterinarian if tranquilization is necessary. Please note that although freeze brandsare not considered official identification in horses, they are permanent identification and as such should be recorded on test charts and Certificates of Veterinary Inspection.

In addition, additional endorsements may be necessary if the state of origin is currently undergoing a disease outbreak of (but not limited to) Equine Piroplasmosis, Contagious Equine Metritis, EHV-1/EHM etc. The division’s import export page http://www.agriculture.ny.gov/ai/import_export.html should be checked under the sectioncalled “Emergency Import Regulations” to see any additional emergency importation requirements.

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Notes

Attention Horse Enthusiasts!

We would like to make you aware of our other equine activities planned at our 174th Dutchess County Fair.

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New for 2019“Hands on Horses” an Interactive Equine Experience

(Located in the Infield, near the Horse Show Ring.)Breed Presentations – Daily @ 12, 3pm & 6pm

Meet the Equine Professional – Monday through Saturday @ 1:30 & 4:30

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Horse Pulling, Wednesday, August 21st at 1pm.Organized by Richard Albrecht.

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Pony Pull, Friday, August 23rd at 11am.Organized by NYS Pony Pullers Association.

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Blacksmith/Farrier Contest, Sunday, August 25th at 8amOrganized by Tom DuBois and Buzz Clina.

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New - Stubborn Mule Forestry Presentation, Sunday, August 25 at 2pm

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Steinbau Constructionu

Hackett Farm & Supplyu

Tatra Farmu

Rhinebeck Equine L.L.P.u

Dolly’s Tacku

Mid-Hudson Driving Association

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Rivendell Riding Academyu

Dutchess County PHAu

Letti’s Homemade Ice Cream

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Rombout Hunt

Michael Lanctou

Poulin Grainu

Malcarne Constructionu

Duffy Layton Contracting, Inc.

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George T. Whalen Insurance

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Argento Equestrianu

Hidden Hollow Farmu

Ryancrest Farmu

JL Performance Horses

Thank YouTo Our Sponsors!

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ociety, Inc.

PO Box 389

Rhinebeck, NY 12572-0389

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