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Loralee Farms

Combined Test

May 28th 2011

Loralee is located aprox. 2kms north of Shelburne on County Rd 124. Farm is on the west side of

the road, drive past house, over bridge and look for parking signs.


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Loralee Farms

Combined Test

ENTRY FORM May 28th 2011

PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED AND DUE BY EMAIL, WEDNESDAY MAY 25TH, 12 NOON. FILL

THIS FORM OUT, BOLD SELECTIONS WHERE NECESSARY, EMAIL TO

[email protected] AND PRINT A COPY. HAND IN COMPLETED, SIGNED COPY

WITH PAYMENT AT REGISTRATION DESK UPON ARRIVAL AT THE SHOW SAT. AM, SIGN A

WAIVER AND RECEIVE YOUR NUMBER.

Rider Name: _______________________________________________________________________

Horse Name:_______________________________________________________________________

OEF Number (Required for all horses not boarded at Loralee): _______________________________

Rider under 18 as of Jan 1/11? YES NO

Combined Test Bold One

Grasshopper Entry Training

Pre-Entry Pre-Training

$30 perdivision

Total

Dressage ONLY Bold One

Test-of-Choice (rider to provide 2 copies of test upon registration if riding test

other than one of the following)

W/T Entry TrainingPre-Entry Pre-Training

$20 per test Total

Jumper ONLY Bold One

Crossrails Entry Training

Pre-Entry Pre-Training

$20 per course Total

Administration Fee $10

Total Payable

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PLEASE NOTE THAT NO ENTRY IS VALID UNLESS CURRENT LORALEE FARMS WAIVER HAS BEEN

SIGNED

BY SIGNING THIS ENTRY FORM YOU ACKNOWLEDGE THAT YOU HAVE READ, UNDERSTAND, AND

AGREE TO ABIDE BY THE RULES LISTED IN THE SHOW PACKAGE.

Signature of Rider ______________________________

Signature of Parent or Guardian if under 18 ________________________________

Office Use:

Number ___________________
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]


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Division Information

Grasshopper = Cadora W/T Test A and a course of cross rails. Course could be ridden as poles if

requested on entry form. Course will be abbreviated from regular length. Trotting or cantering is

permitted and no time allowed will be used, but penalties will be counted for rails down or refusals.

Pre-Entry = dressage test Entry 1 and stadium course ofno more than 23 little to no filler but some

filler will be beside jumps. Expect 8-11 jumping efforts.

Entry = dressage test Entry 2 and stadium course averaging 26, max 29. Some filler will be used,

some at side of jump, expect 8-11 jumping efforts.

Pre-Training = dressage test Pre-training 1 and stadium course averaging 29, max 3ft. Filler will be

used, some technical jumps and related distances, but will be inviting. Expect 10-12 jumping efforts.

Training = dressage test Training 1 and stadium course averaging 3ft, max 33. Lots of filler will beused, related distances and technical fences. Expect 10-12 jumping efforts.

Dressage tests will be Eventing Canada tests. Please note that eventing dressage tests do NOT begin with

a halt at X, they only halt and salute and the end of the test. Tests will be available for pickup after

competition and will be scored by percentage then converted into penalty points. In test of choice, tests

will be provided by competitor (2 copies with registration, or you can ride any of the eventing tests) and

will be scored by percentage only and not converted into penalties. It is a Riders responsibility to know

their test prior to arriving at the show. A test reader is permitted and may only read what is written with

no explanation of movements. The tests are available to download and print at

http://www.equinecanada.ca/index.php?option=com_docman&task=cat_view&gid=470&Itemid=365

and the W/T test is available here http://www.cadora.ca/Tests/Cadora-WalkTrot-TESTA.pdf

Scoring

Ribbons to 6th will be awarded and all divisions with entries will run, but divisions with low entries will

be combined for pinning.

One horse and rider combination may enter as many classes as they like, but only one Combined division

will count for ribbons. Dressage Test-of-Choice will be pinned as a separate class. Riders are welcome

to enter the jumper courses as schooling, however those who do NOT complete a Combined division will

not be considered for pinning. Combined divisions are scored on penalty points from the dressage scoreand any penalty points accumulated from jumping. The percentage score from the dressage test is taken

and converted into penalty points, so of the scores posted for dressage, the lower numbers are better. Any

penalty points from jumping, which can be incurred by a refusal, a rail, or going over the time allowed,

are added to the dressage score to create a combined score which is used to pin the class. Provided riders

complete the course in under the time allowed, there is no benefit to riding fast.
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A fall of the rider in the competition ring will result in elimination from the scoring, however the rider is

welcome to remount and complete the test or course provided they are physically comfortable to do so. A

horse and rider who jump off course will be eliminated, but will be permitted to complete the course. A

horse that leaves the dressage ring with all four legs, prior to the completion of the dressage test, will be

eliminated. A horse that refuses three fences on course will be eliminated. Horses eliminated in dressage

will be permitted to continue with the test, or in extenuating circumstances, start over with the judgespermission. Horses eliminated in jumping will be asked to leave the ring but will be permitted to school

the course after all the riders in their division have jumped, until the horse gets over the course or a

maximum of 5 minutes. In the case of really naughty horses, the ring will be available for schooling after

the close of competition.

Rules

Decision of the Judge and/or Show Management is final in all cases.

Helmets must be worn at all times while mounted anywhere on the property. Boots with a heel are

required for anyone mounted, and any horse handlers should also have on appropriate footwear. Showclothes and braiding are not required but encouraged. Safety stirrup irons are encouraged, especially for

juniors. Safety vests are encouraged also.

NO DOGS on property please. Unsupervised children might be sold as slaves.

Only horses living on property will be allowed in the barn. Water will be available for horses, washroom

on site, food booth will provide opportunity to purchase lunch. Space around ring for lawn chairs, bring

your own. Provided the weather holds, dressage and jumping will be on grass rings but may be moved

into the arena due to rain. Arena will be open for warmup as well as unfenced grass area. Please no

lunging when others are riding.

Boots or wraps are permitted for jumping, not dressage. Running Martingales will be permitted in

jumping, not in dressage. Bits for dressage should be simple snaffles, no leverage bits permitted. Single

or double jointed, or mullen mouth snaffles all permissible. Leverage bits are permitted in jumping.

Unnecessary or excessive use of force against any horse in the warmup or competition will result in

elimination from scoring, and a second offence will result in the offender being asked to leave the

property immediately. Rudeness towards other riders or show management will not be permitted. A

horse may be retired for the day as a result of unsoundness, at the discretion of the judge.

Standard Eventing rules do not permit a horse to be ridden by more than one competitor, but we are

forgoing this rule and one horse may be used for two or more riders provided the horse is not over-

worked and shows no obvious sign of fatigue.

Show management reserves the right to ask the handler or rider of any unsafe horse to leave the warmup

or show areas at any time. While we encourage you to use this as a schooling show, we do consider the

safety and comfort of beginner or novice riders as priority over the schooling of green horses. Safety is

always the first priority and we hope you can appreciate this.

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