Western
Schooling Show Series
James
Long Park, Haymarket, VA
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Show Rules for 2008
General
Rules that Apply to All NHS Shows:
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All horses/ponies must show an original current
Coggins Test dated within one year for each horse
exhibited, and any other horse brought to the show
grounds. Anyone without such documentation will
be excused from Show Grounds and refused entrance to
classes. No Exceptions!
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All entries must be accompanied by payment of all
necessary fees by way of cash or open check. Checks
may be made payable to NHS or Nokesville Horse Society.
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There will be a $2.00 administration fee per
horse/rider combination at each show.
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All fields on registration form must be filled out
completely. Registration must also be signed by
exhibitor and parent or guardian of exhibitor if under
18 years of age.
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In order to receive your number you will need to
present current coggins; completed registration form;
and payment (cash/open check). Failure to
present the above will result in you being asked to
come back to registration when you have all the
necessary papers.
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The Nokesville Horse Society, Prince William Park
Authority, Staff and Volunteers will not be held
responsible for accident, loss, injuries to
exhibitors, spectators, or animals, or damage to
equipment.
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Should any question or dispute arise that is not
provided for in the aforementioned rules, the same
shall be submitted to the show management, whose
decision will be final.
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The Judges’ decisions are FINAL – No Exceptions!
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Exhibitors are hereby notified that any act of
discourtesy or disobedience to judges or show
officials on the part of the owner, trainer, rider,
groom or parent shall be grounds to disqualify the
horse and all entry fees and prizes will be forfeited.
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Any exhibitor or spectator who is abusive to any
individual or animal may be removed from the grounds.
Safety is our main concern both in and out of the
ring.
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No cursing, poor sportsmanship or bad conduct will be
tolerated and exhibitors will be asked to leave with
NO refund of class fees.
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Dogs are allowed, but must be on a leash and contained
at all times unless we have to move to a different
facility due to inclement weather at which point dogs
will not be allowed.
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All
exhibitors are expected to clean the area around their
trailer and to take any manure home with them.
Specific
Rules that Apply to
Western Schooling Shows:
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The Nokesville
Horse Society, Prince William Park Authority, Staff
and Volunteers will not be held responsible for
accident, loss, injuries to exhibitors, spectators,
or animals, or damage to equipment.
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Points will be
awarded as follows: 1st = 7 pts., 2nd
= 5 pts., 3rd = 4 pts., 4th =
3 pts., 5th = 2 pts., 6th = 1
pt, 4 or less in each class will be pointed as
follows: 1st =4, 2nd = 3, 3rd
= 2, 4th = 1. If only 1 rider in class –
1st = 1 point
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Riders must show
in 3 of the 6 shows on
the schedule to be eligible for year end awards.
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Dress is casual.
The requirements are a boot with a heel, a belt, a
hat (hard hat for anyone under 18 for speed
events), and neat, clean clothing.
Sleeveless/Tank Tops are allowed, but no, halter
tops, or spaghetti strap shirts. Whether you wear
“fancy” western attire is entirely up to the
individual. However, you should know that some
judges might place someone ahead of you if
their turnout is impressive and attention getting.
This may be due to their past experiences in judging
horse shows and beyond our control. They will be
informed prior to each show that we do not have a
strict dress code.
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Dogs
are allowed, but must be on a leash and contained at
all times unless we have to move to a different
facility due to inclement weather at which point
dogs will not be allowed.
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The Judges
and/or Show Managers decision is
FINAL
Penalties
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No cursing,
poor sportsmanship or bad conduct will be tolerated
and participant will be asked to leave with NO
refund of class fees.
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Use of
illegal equipment (i.e. bits, tack, etc.) in any
class could be grounds for DQ.
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Going off
pattern in any speed event is a DQ.
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A five
second penalty will be added to the recorded time
for each barrel or pole knocked down.
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In the flag
race, a twenty second penalty will be assessed for
dropping flag, and 5 seconds for a bucket being
knocked over or barrel being knocked down.
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In the
walk-trot events, the rider is allowed three
consecutive canter strides before being
disqualified.
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There is
one minute time limit once you attempt to enter the
ring for timed events. The rider will be
disqualified if they cannot get the horse in within
that time period.
2008
Western Class Specifications
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SHOWMANSHIP: To be judged on the handler's ability
to present the horse performing the pre-posted
showmanship pattern as well as the overall
cleanliness/grooming of the horse and proper
turn-out of Handler.
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LEADLINE
DIVISION: For riders 7 years old and younger as of
January 1, 2008. Judged on the rider's basic
position in the saddle and the presentation of
animal.
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BANTAM
DIVISION: For riders 8 to 11 years old as of January
1, 2008. May cross enter into showmanship and
western walk-jog, speed classes and any open classes
restricted to a walk and jog.
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OPEN
CLASSES: End of year trophy will be given to the
horse/rider combination that accumulates the most
points while competing in all open classes.
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YOUTH SR
DIVISION: For riders 15 –17 years of age as of
January 1, 2008. Participants will be required to
walk, jog and lope in this division.
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YOUTH JR
DIVISION: For riders 12 - 14 years of age as of
January 1, 2008. Participants will be required to
walk, jog and lope in this division.
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ADULT
DIVISION: For riders 18 years of age and over.
Participants will be required to walk, jog and lope
in this division.
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NOVICE
RIDER DIVISION: For riders of any age. To show in
this division you must be in your FIRST or SECOND
year of showing . You are allowed to lope.
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NOVICE
HORSE DIVISION: For riders of any age. To show in
this division your horse must be in its FIRST or
SECOND year of showing. You are allowed to lope.
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HORSEMANSHIP CLASSES: This is a pattern class. All
horsemanship classes are included in Division
points. In the event of a tie for division points,
the rider who placed highest in Horsemanship will
win over the lower placed participant.
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OPEN
COMMAND BREAK AND OUT: Riders must be able to walk,
jog, lope, hand-gallop, counter canter, drop
stirrups if asked.
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OPEN INTRO
TO REINING: This is a pattern class. Flying lead
changes will place over simple changes.
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TRAIL: This
is a division class. Riders must perform a
pre-posted pattern negotiating obstacles you might
encounter on a trail ride.
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OPEN PLUG
BARREL: Riders run the selected pattern (one barrel
up and back) for fastest time. This is the fourth
class in the OPEN division.
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BARRELS:
Horses run a prescribed pattern for best time.
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FLAGS:
Riders run a prescribed pattern for fastest time.
Rider can start on either side depending on whether
they are right or left handed.
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POLES:
Horses run a prescribed pattern weaving in/out of
poles set at a pre-determined space.
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KEYHOLE:
Riders run into keyhole, spin, and run back through
timer. DQ if horse steps outside keyhole.
Class List
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Open Youth Showmanship (17 & under)
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Open Adult Showmanship (18 & over)
Leadline
Division – 7 yrs & under
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Leadline Pleasure
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Leadline Horsemanship (must trot 4 steps)
Bantam
Division (8 – 11 yrs)
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Bantam - Go As You Please
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Bantam - Walk/Jog
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Bantam - Horsemanship
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Open Walk/Jog – Youth……17 & under
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Open Walk/Jog – Adult…..18 & over
Youth
Seniors – (15 – 17 yrs)
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Youth Sr.- Go As You Please
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Youth Sr. - Western Pleasure
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Youth Sr. - Horsemanship
Youth
Juniors – (12 – 14 yrs)
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Youth Jr - Go As You Please
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Youth Jr - Western Pleasure
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Youth Jr - Horsemanship
Adult – 18
yrs & over
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Adult Go As You Please
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Adult Western Pleasure
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Adult Horsemanship
Novice Rider
- All ages
Rider in 1st/2nd year of showing in any show series
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Novice Rider Go As You Please
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Novice Rider Western Pleasure
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Novice Rider Horsemanship
Novice Horse
- All ages
Horse in 1st/2nd year of showing in any show series
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Novice Horse Go As You Please
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Novice Horse Western Pleasure
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Novice Horse Horsemanship
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Open Command Break & Out all ages
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Open Intro to Reining all ages
Trail – part
of Pleasure Divisions
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BantamTrail (walk/jog)
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Youth Sr Trail
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Youth Jr Trail
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Adult Trail
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Novice Rider Trail
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Novice Horse Trail
15 MINUTE
LUNCH BREAK
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Open Plug Barrels Warm-up (all ages)
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Bantam Barrels (Walk/Jog)
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Youth Sr Barrels
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Youth Jr Barrels
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Adult Barrels
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Novice Rider Barrels
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Novice Horse Barrels
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Bantam Flags (Walk/Jog)
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Youth Sr Flags
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Youth Jr Flags
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Adult Flags
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Novice Rider Flags
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Novice Horse Flags
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Bantam Poles (Walk/Jog)
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Youth Sr Poles
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Youth Jr Poles
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Adult Poles
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Novice Rider Poles
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Novice Horse Poles
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Bantam Keyhole (Walk/Jog)
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Youth Sr Keyhole
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Youth Jr Keyhole
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Adult Keyhole
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Novice Rider Keyhole
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Novice Horse Keyhole
NOTE: “Go As You Please” class requires that you choose
one gait (jog or lope) and perform it going both
directions of the ring at the judge’s command. All
Divisions may Lope in this class if they choose.
Judges
Show Program
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Show Registration Form
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Show Manager:
Natalie
Cruz
shoefreeperform@hotmail.com
703-867-4932
Click Here for:
Show Program
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Show Registration Form
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Shows Start at
9:00 am
Open Schooling
8:00 am – 8:45 am NHS Members
$6.00 Per class
Non-members
$9.00 Per class $2.00 Admin.
Fee Per Horse |
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Show Volunteers can get free classes.
Contact Show Manager
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