AT SEOUL CREEK FARM

Sweet Summertime Warm-Up May 10-12, 2019 - Entries close May 1

Sweet Summertime Take One July 12-14, 2019 - Entries close July 1

Sweet Summertime Clinic & Derby July 16, 2019 - Entries close July 1

Sweet Summertime Take Two July 19-21, 2019 - Entries close July 8

AT WASHINGTON COUNTY FAIR PARK

Sweet Summertime FinaleAugust 14-15, 2019 - Entries close Aug. 5

7th Annual Wisconsin Equine Derby WeekendAugust 16-18, 2019

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So you can get to the show ring and achieve your goals!

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Sweet Summertime Warm-Up May 10-12, 2019 - Entries close May 1

Sweet Summertime Take One July 12-14, 2019 - Entries close July 1

Sweet Summertime Clinic & Derby July 16, 2019 - Entries close July 1

Sweet Summertime Take Two July 19-21, 2019 - Entries close July 8

Sweet Summertime FinaleAugust 14-15, 2019 - Entries close Aug. 5

OFFICIALS

Judges: SS Warm-up: Sara Rhodes, IL SS Take One: Ingrid Schoenlein, IN Clinic/Derby & SS Take Two: Steve Wall, NC SS Finale: Jamie Stryker, FL and Diane Young, IL

Course Designer: Old Seoul Equestrian

Announcer/Ring Master: Blythe Graver

Show Manager: Old Seoul Equestrian Courtney Hayden-Fromm 414-688-8888 cshayden@yahoo.com

Show Secretary: Natalie Prentice 414-587-9173 nprentice11@hotmail.com

Show Steward: Natalie Prentice and Judge if needed

Marketing Coordinator: Nikki Livermore - NickerCreative.com

On-Call Farrier: See Show Office

Grounds Manager: Doug Fromm 262-573-2822

Official Vet: Wisconsin Equine Clinic & Hospital 262-569-1550

Medical personnel will be present on the grounds during all competition hours.Concessions provided by Sendiks will be available on all horse show dates.

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RULES & REGULATIONS

ENTRIESEntries close May 1, July 1, July 8, and August 5, 2019, respectively. A post entry fee of $25.00 per horse will be applied after the closing date. All entry forms should be filled out completely and legibly with one entry per horse and returned to the horseshow manager with stall payment. No numbers will be given until the entry iscomplete and final payment has been made or an open check has been left withthe horse show secretary. NO STALLS WILL BE RESERVED WITHOUT PAYMENT. TRAINERS WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR RESERVED STALLS.

OFFICE HOURS: The office will be open at least one hour prior to start timeseach day.

TRAILER-INS: Will be assessed a grounds fee of $50.00 per day per horse.

STABLING: Stall Requests MUST be made with Horse Show Management. Stallreservations will not be held without full payment. All stalls are temporary, 10' X10' in size and have doors. No straw bedding will be permitted. ONLY WOOD SHAVINGS.

LIMITED STABLING AVAILABLE - CALL EARLY.

SCRATCHES/NO SHOWS: All scratches must be done in the horse show office.Once the classes have begun NO REFUNDS will be given.

TRAINER SPLITS: Old Seoul Equestrian LLC will allow trainer splits for thepurchase of tack stalls, shavings, etc. to be applied to the clients horse show bill.Trainer splits are due in the horse show office by Noon on Saturday, for weekendshows and Wednesday of Sweet Summertime Before The Derby. Pleaselet your clients know if they should expect splits on their bill. Any splits that areunaccounted for or uncollected by the client will revert to the trainer for payment.

NUMBERS: A number will be assigned to each horse and must be visible on theriders back or saddle pad when in the show ring.

GENERAL RULES:

Every class offered herein which is covered by the rules and specifications of thecurrent USEF Rule Book will be conducted and judged in accordance therewith.ANY DISCREPANCES WILL BE DECIDED BY THE JUDGE(S) AND HORSE SHOW MANAGEMENT AND WILL BE CONSIDERED FINAL.

• Drinking alcoholic beverages and riding will not be permitted.

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COGGINS: EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2005 - ALL WISCONSIN EQUINE (HORSES, PONIES, MULES, Etc.) 12 months old and older participating in an advertised equine event ("Advertised equine event" means a show, rodeo, exhibition, trail ride or horse fair, excluding sales or auctions, that is posted or media promoted) must be accompanied by a negative test for equine infectious anemia/E.I.A. (Coggins/CELISA) conducted within the previous 12 months. A health certificate is NOT required for WISCONSIN EQUINES.

USEF/USHJA VACCINE REPORT: Beginning December 1, 2015, all horses en-tering the grounds of a Federation- licensed competition must be accompanied by documentation of Equine Influenza Virus and Equine Herpes Virus (Rhino-pneumonitis) vaccinations within six months prior to entering the stables.

JUMP ORDER: When it is determined that a class is being delayed becausehorses are not ready to perform, a warning will be given and the exhibitor willhave one minute in which to appear at the in-gate or be eliminated. There willbe no delays of flat classes for trainer conflicts. All over fences classes can beridden back to back.

SCHOOLING AT SEOUL CREEK FARM (Please be courteous of our neighbors):Thursday - Schooling allowed 1:00 PM until sunset. Friday - Schooling allowed 6:30 - 8:00 AM and at the conclusion of the show until sunset. Saturday - Schooling allowed 6:30 - 7:00 AM and at the conclusion of the show until sunset. Sunday - Schooling allowed 6:30 - 7:30 AM and there will be no schooling at the conclusion of the horse show.

SCHOOLING AT WASHINGTON COUNTY FAIR PARK:Tuesday -Schooling will be allowed from 1:00 PM until sunset. Wednesday - Schooling will be allowed until 1 hour prior to start of each ring. Thursday - Schooling will be allowed until 1 hour prior to start of each ring.

USEF RULES AND REGULATIONS will apply to both Hunters and Jumpersduring all schooling on the Horse Show Grounds.

PETS: We are animal lovers but would prefer pets be left at home. Pets must be on a leash at all times. Unattended off leash pets will be taken to Washington County Humane Society.

PROTECTIVE HEADGEAR: ALL RIDERS MUST WEAR ASTM APPROVEDHEADGEAR WITH THE HARNESS SECURED AT ALL TIMES WHILE MOUNT-ED! NO EXCEPTIONS! Any riders failing to comply will be asked to dismount. Failure to comply will result in the entry being disqualified with NO REFUND.

MOTORIZED VEHICLES: Only those with a valid driver's license will be allowed to drive motorized vehicles on the horse show grounds. Anyone in violation will be asked to leave.

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MEDICAL WASTE: Sharps MUST be placed on the proper receptacles. REDsharps containers will be placed in the entry of all barns.

VET SERVICES/SURGICAL SERVICES: Wisconsin Equine Clinic & Hospital39151 Delafield Road Oconomowoc WI 53066 (262) 569-1550

DISCLAIMER: Neither Old Seoul Equestrian LLC nor Seoul Creek Farm, northe Show Committee will be responsible in any way for the loss or damage toany persons, animals or property or equipment that may be caused by anyhorse or pony entered by him or due to the carelessness or negligence of theperson or persons in charge of such horse or pony or of their subordinates.THIS SHALL BE THE CONDITION OF ENTRY TO THIS HORSE SHOW AND SHOW GROUNDS.

DAMAGE: All owners and exhibitors shall be held responsible for any damageincurred by them, their agents or employees to stalls, buildings and otherproperties on the show grounds and will be billed accordingly for any suchdamage.

AWARDS & RIBBONS: An award and 6 ribbons will be awarded in each class.Prize money will be awarded 1st -6th place.

Refunds: A NON-REFUNDABLE deposit of $125.00 is required at the timeof entry to reserve stalls. THIS WILL NOT BE REFUNDED UNDER ANYCIRCUMSTANCES. Any additional funds paid before the event may berefunded at the discretion of horse show management. Those seeking arefund must notify horse show management prior to noon on the Friday, beforethe show. If eligible for a refund, a check for the amount of the refund less a$25.00 office fee will be mailed within 30 days of the Sweet Summertime HorseShow. No refunds will be considered after noon on Friday, before each show.

152 E. Wisconsin Ave. Oconomowoc, WI 53066262-751-1916 | www.YourEquinestar.comSaddle and bridle fittings by appointment.

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SHOW FEES

Individual Classes $20.00 per class Medal Classes $25.00 per class Warm Ups $20.00 per class Hunter Classics $30.00 per class Beginner & Ground Poles $15.00 per class Leadline $10.00 Office Fee $30.00 horse/rider (non-refundable) Medic Fee $20.00 Post Entry Fee $25.00 Stabling or Tack Stall $125.00 (entire show) Trailer-In Fee $50.00/day per horse Bedding $8.00 per bag

Saukville Feed will accept hay and feed orders delivered to show.

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USHJA OUTREACH AWARDS & CLASSES

Competitors must be either juniors or adult amateurs.

The USHJA Outreach Program provides members at any level of membership with an opportunity to earn national recognition in classes at various types of competition. The program is designed to celebrate riders as they advance through the competitive experience.

Competitors with a USHJA membership (Outreach level or higher) will be eligi-ble to earn year-end awards in their section(s). Year-end awards for each section will be awarded 1st through 6th place by USHJA zone.

In addition to year-end awards, USHJA members (Outreach level or higher) can earn Certificates of Merit throughout the year. Once a rider earns at least 30 points during the competition year, that competitor will receive a Bronze Level Certificate of Merit, at 50 points a Silver Level Certificate of Merit, and at 75 points a Gold Level Certificate of Merit. Bronze Level Certificates will be mailed during the competition year, and all Silver and Gold certificates will be awarded at the end of the competition year. Certificates are noted in the current standings.Outreach competitions may be hosted by any organization meeting the mini-mum criteria, whether USEF-rated or local, unrecognized competitions.

Visit this link for current standings: https://ushja.org/programs/affiliate/affiliate_OutreachStandings.aspx

Any rider may compete in Outreach hunter and jumper classes, but riders wish-ing to earn points and national recognition, must be USHJA members. USHJA offers an Outreach Membership for $35. Riders are required to be members of USHJA (Outreach level or higher) in order to compete in the USHJA Outreach medal classes. Horses are not required to be registered with USHJA to compete in Outreach classes.

Points are earned only in a member’s home zone. If a member changes zones, because of school, work, or otherwise, he must request permission change his home zone to the USHJA in writing in order for his points to follow him. Points will follow the USHJA competition year, December 1, 2017 to November 30, 2018.1.Year-end high-point awards will be awarded to the top six placings per Zone in each Outreach section at the end of each competition year.

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2018 USHJA OUTREACH

Membership Requirements

A. Outreach Membership level $35.

B. Riders competing in Outreach Hunter and Jumper classes do not have to be USHJA members. To be eligible for USHJA Outreach points and year end awards, or to enter an Outreach medal class, riders must be a USHJA member (Outreach level or higher).

C. For Show Official membership requirements, refer to Category 1 and Category 2 specific requirements.

D. Horses are not required to be registered with USHJA to compete in Outreach classes.

2018 USHJA OUTREACH SECTIONS

Hunter Sections

1. All courses must have at least seven jumps and no combinations are allowed. Oxers are discouraged for any class with fences below 2’6”. At one day USHJA Outreach Shows, only the first two numbered over fences classes (hunters), re-gardless of how many classes are held, and one hunter under saddle class in each hunter section will count for USHJA Outreach points. At multiple day USHJA Outreach Shows, only the first three numbered over fences classes, regardless of how many classes are held, and one under saddle class in each hunter section will count for USHJA Outreach points.

a. USHJA Outreach Hunters 18” or Crossrail - Riders may not compete in any class where the fences exceed 2’0” at the same show.

b. USHJA Outreach Hunters 2’0”- Riders may not compete in any class where the fences exceed 2’3” at the same show.

c. USHJA Outreach Hunters 2’3”- Riders may not compete in any class where fences exceed 2’6” at the same show.

d. USHJA Outreach Hunters 2’6”- Riders may not compete in any class where the fences exceed 2’9” at the same show.

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2018 USHJA OUTREACH POINTS

Points

A. At least three entries must complete the course or class for points to count.

B. Points will accrue through sixth place for any class that has six or more entries. In classes with six or more entries, full points will accrue as follows: 12-8-5-3-2-1

C. For classes with three to five entries, points will be scaled as follows: Five entries: 8-5-3-2-1 Four entries: 5-3-2-1 Three entries: 4-2-1

D. Points are earned only in a member’s home zone. If a member changes zones, because of school, work, or otherwise, he must request permission change his home zone to the USHJA in writing in order for his points to follow him. Points will follow the USHJA competition year, December 1, 2017 to November 30, 2018.

1. Year end high-point awards will be awarded to the top six placings per Zone in each Outreach section at the end of each competition year.

E. USHJA will provide certificates of merit in three categories in each USHJA Outreach section or class.

1. Bronze Level: riders must earn at least 30 points during the competition year.

2. Silver Level: riders must earn at least 50 points during the competition year.

3. Gold Level: riders must earn at least 75 points during the competition year.

4. Certificates will be awarded by zone, and if a zone banquet is held the zone committee is strongly encouraged to present USHJA Outreach certifi-cates during the banquet. Otherwise certificates will be mailed. When a rider achieves Bronze the USHJA will mail the certificate at that time. Presentations of Silver and Gold certificates will be awarded at the end of the year.

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CLASS LIST

WARM UP – Open to any horse or pony. Horse can only be in this class once ina day and the rider must ride horse in the Warm up before a class. Warm up willbe open all day. RIDER MUST INFORM GATE PERSON PRIOR TO ENTERINGTHE RING that the first round will be for the Warm up class. Height will beadjusted for class. Show Management reserves the right to cancel the Warm Updue to time constraints.

50. Friday101. Friday - Jumpers51. Saturday52. Saturday53. Saturday54. Sunday

GROUND RAIL HUNTER – Open to riders in their first year ofshowing or riders who have never won a blue ribbon. Riders will retain theireligibility for the entire show season. Riders may only show ground rails, andonce riders enter classes with higher jump specifications, riders are immediatelyineligible for this division. May only cross enter into the Ground Rail Equitation.No bending lines and no in-and-outs.

205. Ground Rail Hunter Over Poles206. Ground Rail Hunter Over Poles204. Ground Rail Hunter U/S

USHJA OUTREACH / BEGINNER RIDER HUNTER 18" – Open to riders in their first year of showing or riders who have never won a blue ribbon. Riders will retain their eligibility for the entire show season. Riders may only show up to 1'9", and once riders enter classes with higher jump specifications, riders are immediately ineligible for this division. May only cross enter into the Beginner Rider Equitation. No bending lines and no in-and-outs.

211. USHJA Outreach / Beginner Rider Hunter O/F 18"212. USHJA Outreach / Beginner Rider Hunter O/F 18"210. USHJA Outreach / Beginner Rider Hunter U/S

LEADLINE – Open to any horse or pony. All participants will receive a blue ribbon.

500 Leadline

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USHJA OUTREACH / SHORT STIRRUP HUNTER 2' – The division is open to horses or ponies ridden by a junior, 11 years of age and under, who is a beginner rider. Riders in this division may not cross enter into any other WHJA year end award class at the same show except the Short Stirrup Equitation and 11 and under Equitation. No bending lines and no in-and-outs.

217. USHJA Outreach / Short Stirrup Hunter O/F 2'218. USHJA Outreach / Short Stirrup Hunter O/F 2' **** First round of Classic216. USHJA Outreach / Short Stirrup Hunter U/S

USHJA OUTREACH / LONG STIRRUP HUNTER 2' – Open to horses or ponies ridden by anyone 12 years of age and older who is a beginner rider. Riders may not compete in under saddle classes for Hunter divisions with fence heights of 2'3" or over. They may do their age group equitation flat classes only.

226. USHJA Outreach / Long Stirrup Hunter O/F 2'227. USHJA Outreach / Long Stirrup Hunter O/F 2' **** First round of Classic225. USHJA Outreach / Long Stirrup Hunter U/S

USHJA OUTREACH / LIMIT HUNTER 2'3" – Open to Junior and Amateur riders. Riders cannot cross enter into any other division that exceeds 2'6" equita-tion, unless baby green hunter restrictions apply.

301. USHJA Outreach / Limit Hunter O/F 2'3"302. USHJA Outreach / Limit Hunter O/F 2'3"303. USHJA Outreach / Limit Hunter O/F 2'3" **** First round of Classic304. USHJA Outreach / Limit Hunter U/S

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USHJA OUTREACH / CHILDREN'S / ADULT HUNTER 2'6" – Open to Junior and Adult nonprofessional riders on horses or ponies. Entries may not cross enter into divisions exceeding 2'9. Adults and children may be split if entries warrant. Fence heights at 2'6".

313. USHJA Outreach / Child /Adult Hunter O/F 2'6"314. USHJA Outreach / Child /Adult Hunter O/F 2'6"315. USHJA Outreach / Child /Adult Hunter O/F 2'6" **** First round of Classic316. USHJA Outreach / Child/Adult Hunter U/S

JUNIOR / AMATEUR HUNTER 2'9"-3' – Open to Junior and Amateur non-professional riders on horses. Division combines the small/large junior division. Combined division may be split at show managers discretion if entries warrant. Fence heights 2'9"-3'.

321. Junior/Amateur Hunter O/F 2'9"-3'322. Junior/Amateur Hunter O/F 2'9"-3'323. Junior/Amateur Hunter O/F 2'9"-3' **** First round of Classic324. Junior/Amateur Hunter U/S

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BABY GREEN HUNTER – Open to any horse or ponies their first year of showing.

26 Baby Green Hunter 2'3"27 Baby Green Hunter 2'3"28 Baby Green Hunter 2'3"25 Baby Green Hunter U/S

SCHOOLING HUNTER – Unrestricted. Fence height 2'.

20. Schooling Hunter 2'21. Schooling Hunter 2'22. Schooling Hunter 2'23. Schooling Hunter U/S

LOW WORKING HUNTER – Open to all horses and ponies. Fence height 2'6".

29. Low Working Hunter O/F 2'6"30. Low Working Hunter O/F 2'6"31. Low Working Hunter O/F 2'6"32. Low Working Hunter U/S

PRE GREEN HUNTER – Open to horses in the first year of showing. Horsesmay cross enter into 3' classes at the show, but riders should be advised thatdoing so will make the horse ineligible for First Year Green the following year.

33. Pre Green Hunter O/F 2'6"34. Pre Green Hunter O/F 2'6"35. Pre Green Hunter O/F 2'6"36. Pre Green Hunter U/S

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GREEN WORKING HUNTER – A horse of any age in its first or second yearof showing over fences highter than 2'6". Fences 3" for First Year Green,3'3" for Second Year Green.

38. Green Working Hunter O/F39. Green Working Hunter O/F40. Green Working Hunter O/F37. Green Working Hunter U/S

PERFORMANCE HUNTER – A horse of any age unrestricted by previousshowing in any division. Fence heights for Performance Hunter at 3' to3'3". If entries are insufficient, entries will be combined with Green Hunters at the respective fence heights.

42. Performance Hunter O/F 3' - 3'3"43. Performance Hunter O/F 3' - 3'3"44. Performance Hunter O/F 3' - 3'3"41. Performance Hunter U/S

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PONY WORKING HUNTER – Open to riders who have not reached their 18thBirthday. Entries must be handled by a junior exhibitor in all phases of aclass. No pony may be shown unless it possesses a current measurement cardor valid measurement form issued by USA Equestrian Federation. Manners andsuitability of the pony for the rider shall be emphasized in all classes. Extremespeed shall be penalized. Classes may be split/combined if entries warrant.

SMALL/MED PONY WORKING HUNTER 2' and 2'3" – Small ponies are ponies not exceeding 12.2 hands. Fences 2'. Medium ponies are ponies over 12.2 hands but not exceeding 13.2 hands. Fences 2'3.

305. SM/Med Pony Hunter O/F 2'-2'3"306. SM/Med Pony Hunter O/F 2'-2'3"307. SM/Med Pony Hunter O/F 2'-2'3" **** First round of Classic308. SM/Med Pony Hunter U/S

LARGE PONY WORKING HUNTER 2'6" – Open to ponies over 13.2 hands but not exceeding 14.2 hands. May be combined with Sm/Med if needed.

309. Large Pony Hunter O/F 2'6"310. Large Pony Hunter O/F 2'6"311. Large Pony Hunter O/F 2'6" **** First round of Classic312. Large Pony Hunter U/S

WHJA HUNTER CLASSICS

Classics are to be judged as a hunter class. In order for points to be awarded,approval must be obtained in advance from the WHJA Board of Directors. Sixhorses/ponies must have completed the course in order for points to count. Tobe eligible, the horse/pony must have entered, shown, and completed the coursein at least two over fence classes in the hunter session. The Classic must beconducted in a two-round class. Horse/pony and rider must be a member of theWHJA for points to be awarded. Course to contain a minimum of 10 fences in the first round. (From WHJA Rulebook.) Must ride for ribbons!

1500. WHJA Short/Long Stirrup Classic 2nd Round First round class 218 or 2272000. WHJA Limit Hunter Classic 2nd Round First round class 3032500. WHJA Pony Hunter Classic (combined) 2nd Round First round class 307 or 311 3000. WHJA Child/Adult Hunter Classic 2nd Round First round class 3153500. WHJA Jr/Am Hunter Classic 2nd Round First round class 323

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EQUITATION DIVISIONS

GROUND RAIL EQUITATION over poles – Open to riders in their first yearof showing or riders who have never won a blue ribbon. Riders will retain theireligibility for the entire show season. Riders may only show at ground poles,and once riders enter classes with higher jump specifications, riders areimmediately ineligible for this division. May only cross enter into the GroundRail Hunter.

201. Ground Rail Equitation walk - trot202. Ground Rail Equitation walk - trot - canter203. Ground Rail Equitation Over Poles

BEGINNER RIDER EQUITATION 18" – Open to riders in their first year ofshowing or riders who have never won a blue ribbon. Riders will retain theireligibility for the entire show season. Riders may only show below 1'9", and onceriders enter classes with higher jump specifications, riders are immediatelyineligible for this division. May only cross enter into the Beginner Rider Hunter.

207. Beginner Rider Equitation walk - trot208. Beginner Rider Equitation walk - trot - canter209. Beginner Rider Equitation O/F 18"

SHORT STIRRUP EQUITATION 1'9" - 2' – The division is open to horses orponies ridden by a junior, 11 years of age and under, who is a beginner rider.Riders cannot compete in under saddle classes for Hunter divisions with fenceheights 2'3" or over. They may do their age group equitation flat classes only.

213. Short Stirrup Equitation walk - trot214. Short Stirrup Equitation walk - trot - canter215. Short Stirrup Equitation O/F 1'9" - 2'

LONG STIRRUP EQUITATION 1'9"-2' – Open to horses or ponies ridden byan exhibitor 12 years of age and older, who is a beginner rider. Riders cannotcompete in under saddle classes for Hunter divisions with fence heights 2'3" orover. They may do their age group equitation flat classes only.

222. Long Stirrup Equitation O/F 2'223. Long Stirrup Equitation O/F 2'224. Long Stirrup Equitation On the Flat

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LIMIT EQUITATION 2'3" – Open to Junior and Adult riders. Riders cannotcross enter into any classes/division with fence heights exceeding 2'6".

237. Limit Equitation O/F 2'-2'3"239. Limit Equitation On the Flat

CHILD / ADULT EQUITATION – 2'6" – Open to non-professional junior and adult riders. Riders cannot cross enter into any classes/division with fence heights exceeding 2'9".

242. Child / Adult Equitation O/F 2'6"243. Child / Adult Equitation On the Flat

JUNIOR / AMATEUR EQUITATION – 2'9"-3' – Open to non-professional junior and adult riders.

245. Junior / Amateur Equitation O/F 2'9"-3'246. Junior / Amateur Equitation On the Flat

LEXI'S CLASS – Free to first-time competitors at participating shows held in Wisconsin. Competitors are eligible for one season. Entries to be judged at walk, trot and canter with 50% on the horse's way of going and 50% on the rider's equitation. Formal attire is not necessary, however all riders must have boots with a suitable heel and an approved helmet. Riders must use a borrowed horse that is entered at the horse show. Riders must complete an entry form and are not eligble to compete in other classes at the show. Ribbons 1st – 6th.

270. Lexi's Class Section A = Riders 17 and under Section B = Riders 18 and over

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MEDAL CLASSES

WHJA PONY MEDAL – Open to junior members of the WHJA who have notreached their 18th birthday on ponies. Two or more tests of the top four riders are required, tests 1-8. To fill a class four riders must complete the course. One rider per pony. Fence heights vary with height of pony. Small /Medium 2' and Large 2'6".

370. WHJA Pony Medal

WHJA LIMIT MEDAL 2'-2'3" – Open to Junior and Adult members of the WHJA. To be shown over a figure eight course of not less than six obstacles at 2' - 2'3", must include two changes of direction. Two or more tests of the top four riders are required, tests 1-8. To fill a class four riders must complete the course. One rider per horse.

240. USHJA Bronze Outreach/WHJA Limit Medal 2'-2'3"

WHJA CHILD / ADULT MEDAL 2'6" – Open to Child and Adult members of the WHJA. To be shown over a figure eight course of not less than six obstacles at 2'6", must include two changes of direction. Two or more tests of the top four riders are required, tests 1-8. To fill a class four riders must complete the course. One rider per horse.

250. USHJA Bronze Outreach/WHJA Limit Medal 2'6"

WHJA JR/AM MEDAL 2'9"-3' Open to Junior and Adult members of the WHJA. To be shown over afigure eight course of not less than six obstacles at 2'6" - 2'9", must include twochanges of direction. Two or more tests of the top four riders are required, tests1-8. To fill a class four riders must complete the course. One rider per horse.

260. WHJA Junior/Amateur Medal 2'9"-3'

** For all Medal classes: Show management reserves the right to incorporate the test into the first round course. **

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JUMPER DIVISIONS

PUDDLE JUMPER 2'0"– Open to any Junior or Amateur horse/ridercombination. Riders may not cross enter into any class with fence heightsexceeding 3'0".

110. Puddle Jumper 2'0"', Table II, 2(b)111. Puddle Jumper 2'0"', Table II, 2(1)112. Puddle Jumper 2'0"', Table II, 2(b)113. Puddle Jumper 2'0"', Table II, 2(1)

LOW JUMPER 2'6-2'9 – Open to any horse or pony. Fences not to exceed 2'9".To be judged on faults and time in accordance with USEF rules.

114. Low Jumper 2'6"-2'9"', Table II, 2(b)115. Low Jumper 2'6"-2'9"', Table II, 2(1)116. Low Jumper 2'6"-2'9"', Table II, 2(b)117. Low Jumper 2'6"-2'9"', Table II, 2(1)

CHILD/ADULT JUMPER 2'9 - 3' – Open to any horse or pony. To be judged onfaults and time in accordance with USEF rules. Fences 2'9" - 3'

118. Child/Adult Jumper 2'9"-3', Table II, 2(b)119. Child/Adult Jumper 2'9"-3', Table II, 2(1)120. Child/Adult Jumper 2'9"-3', Table II, 2(b)121. Child/Adult Jumper 2'9"-3', Table II, 2(1)

MODIFIED JUMPER 3'3 – Open to any horse and rider. To be judged onfaults and time in accordance with USEF rules. Fences not to exceed 3'6".

122. Modified Jumper 3- 3'6", Table II, 2(b)123. Modified Jumper 3'- 3'6", Table II, 2(1)124. Modified Jumper 3'- 3'6", Table II, 2(b)125. Modified Jumper 3'- 3'6", Table II, 2(1)

WHJA Child/Adult Jumper Classic – Horse and rider must be WHJA membersfor points to be awarded. To be eligible, horse/rider combination must havecompeted in at least one of two classes in the division, if a two-class jumperdivision is offered; or in two of three classes if a three-class jumper division isoffered. Must ride for ribbons! Time allowed calculated at 350 yds per minute.

1000 WHJA Child/Adult Jumper Classic 2'9"-3', Table II, 2(1)

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