MANITOBA LIGHT HORSE ASSOCIATION
2015 ALL BREED
AND CHALLENGE SHOW
Friday, August 28th to Sunday, August 30th
Indoors at
Westoba Agricultural Centre of Excellence
Brandon, Manitoba
Show Officials
Show Chairs: Tara Hofer (204-728-0959), Jodi Anderson (204-725-2422),
Hoeppner (204-740-7271)
Show Secretaries: Jodi Anderson (204-725-2422)
Roberta McLaughlin (204-720-2916)
Sarah
*** Online entries @ www.horseshowtime.com***
ENTER ONLINE AND YOUR NAME GOES INTO A DRAW FOR A
FREE STALL
 CHALLENGE OF THE BREEDS
 4H HIGH POINT
 PEE WEE HIGH POINT
 JUNIOR HIGH POINT
NEW HIGH
 SENIOR HIGH POINT
POINT
DIVISIONS FOR
 HIGH POINT PONY
2015!
 HIGH POINT WESTERN HORSE
 HIGH POINT ENGLISH HORSE
 MANITOBA 50/50 FUTURITY WESTERN
PLEASURE
MGRA SANCTIONED (Friday)
NAERIC SANCTIONED
**The All Breed Show will be run under MGRA and Equine Canada
Rules**
CLASS START TIMES:
4:00 PM DRIVING
5:00PM FRIDAY (MGRA)
Deadline for MGRA entries 4:00 PM Friday
8:00AM SATURDAY
8:00AM SUNDAY
4:45 pm Friday (Main Arena) Rider’s Meeting – All
Please attend!!
START TIMES SUBJECT TO CHANGE!!
**CHANGES WILL BE ANNOUNCED/POSTED**
PLEASE CHECK IN WITH THE SHOW OFFICE
UPON ARRIVAL.
INFORMATION, RULES AND REGULATIONS
MEMBERSHIPS REQUIRED: All exhibitors must be members of the MANITOBA
LIGHT HORSE ASSOCIATION. Membership fees are: Adult $15, Youth $10, Family
$25. Membership fees may be paid with the show entry. Manitoba Horse Council
recommended, but not required.
ENTRIES: May be mailed or emailed to the Show Secretary:
Jodi Anderson
Site 110, Box 16, RR #1
Brandon, MB
R7A 5Y1
204-725-2422 or 204-720-4108
Email: [email protected]
OR online entries @ www.horseshowtime.com
ENTER ON HORSESHOWTIME AND YOUR NAME GOES INTO A DRAW
FOR A FREE STALL
ENTRY FEES: Entry fees for all halter and performance classes are $4.00 per class.
Stake Classes are $8.00 per class. Stake classes MAY ONLY be entered if you have
entered the corresponding open class. Entry fees for Leadline and Whoa Nelly classes 2
$1.00 (no payout) Entry
Deadline is Wednesday August 26 after
which a late fee of $50/horse will be charged.
NSF CHEQUES – there will be a $25.00 service charge for all NSF cheques
PRIZE MONEY PAYOUTS: All non-stake classes 1st - $12.00, 2nd – $8.00, 3rd - $6.00,
4th - $4.00, 5th - ribbon. Stake classes payouts: 1st - $20, 2nd - $12, 3rd $8, 4th - $5, 5th –
ribbon.
SCRATCHING CLASSES - All scratches must be done 1 hour prior to the start of
the show on Saturday. Once show has started, entry fees will not be credited back
to participant.
CHALLENGE OF THE BREEDS: Entry fees are $25.00 per horse. Pay-out: $100 to
the Champion and $50 to Reserve. Awards will also be presented to Champion and
Reserve, prizes to 5th.
CLASS AGE GUIDELINES apply to all classes.
 BEGINNER RIDER - An exhibitor of any age who is in their first two years of
showing.
 CLASSIC - open to exhibitors age 39 and older.
 SENIOR - open to exhibitors age 19 and older, as of January 1st of the current
year.
 JUNIOR (MGRA) - open to exhibitors who are 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 or 18 as of
January 1st of the current year.
 PEE WEE (MGRA) – open to exhibitors 12 and under, as of January 1st of the
current year.
 OPEN - open to exhibitors of any age.
SHOWMANSHIP – Exhibitors may ONLY ENTER ONE Showmanship class. NO
CROSS ENTRY to other showmanship classes. Showmanship placing will not be
counted toward Hi Point Awards except for 4-H Classes.
PONY GUIDELINES: A pony is considered 14.2 and under. Ponies may be shown by
an adult, if so, they cannot be shown against kids. Ponies with adult riders may enter
open classes only.
REGISTRATION PAPERS: A copy of the horse’s registration papers must be
included with the entry form for all animals competing in halter classes or breed
performance classes or a copy presented to show office upon registration. Those
competing in open classes will not require registration papers.
ENTRY IN STAKE CLASSES: is restricted to horses that have been shown in the
corresponding open class.
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COMPETITOR NUMBERS MUST BE WORN AT ALL TIMES: Yes, this includes
when schooling! Numbers must be on the rider’s back or on BOTH SIDES of the horse.
Competitors without a number will not be judged and may be asked to leave the show
ring.
CALLING OF CLASSES IS A COURTESY ONLY: Riders are responsible to be
prepared for their class. The announcer will only call twice for the class and then the gate
is closed and the class will start.
GATE HOLDS: The show committee will make every effort to accommodate tack
changes. Gate holds will be allowed. Please advise the show gate attendant at least one
hour in advance of a required gate hold.
CLASS CHANGES: The Show committee reserves the right to combine or split any
class or division, to add, amend or delete any point not covered by the rules and to correct
any error in or make any necessary changes to the prize list of program. Any changes
will be announced and posted.
MGRA CLASSES: These are open to all competitors. MGRA rules will be followed.
Challenge poles and reining to run simultaneously during MGRA competition.
STABLING: A set rate is charged for the weekend. Box stall $55, Tack stall $50, Tied
to trailer (day only) $15 per day. NOTE: NO HORSE MAY BE KEPT IN OR TIED
TO A TRAILER OVERNIGHT. This will be monitored and enforced. Stalls will be
available Friday morning. Please bring your own hay and bedding, as they will not be
available from the Keystone. Only one horse allowed per stall with the exception of
mares with foals. Miniature horses and ponies 12.2 hands and under: 2 head per stall. If
an empty stall is used as a tack/storage stall, you will be charged for a tack stall if one
hasn’t been purchased.
HORSE TRAILER PARKING: All horse trailers MUST be parked in the designated
areas.
ALL BREED CHANCE AUCTION: Please bring along anything you would like to
donate to the auction. Tickets will be sold during the show. The Auction closes at Noon
on Sunday. Winning Numbers will be posted.
CAMPING FEES: Camping fees apply to all that are staying overnight on the Keystone
Grounds even without electrical hook up. If you need hook up, please contact the
Keystone directly to arrange this. Reservation form is on their website
DOGS AND UNRULY ANIMALS: All dogs MUST be kept on leashes and in the barns
only. Dogs are NOT permitted in the show arena. Persons with unruly animals will be
asked to remove them from the show grounds.
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None of the MLHA committee, volunteers, The Keystone Centre board or employees
shall be in any way liable for any accident, injury, death or loss sustained by
exhibitors, agents, trainers, officials, spectators or anyone on the show grounds or
their property, from any cause or circumstance whatsoever, including the negligence
of the sponsor; in connection with, arising out of or attributable to either the MLHA
show or to travel to or from the MLHA show.
SAFETY AND COURTESY ARE OF PRIME IMPORTANCE in order that we all can enjoy
a fun, family atmosphere. Help keep alleyways free of clutter. If you are grooming or
tacking in the alley, please be willing to move your horse to accommodate traffic
using the alleyway. Please adhere to the rules which are in place with your ultimate
safety and enjoyment in mind.
VOLUNTEERS: Please treat volunteers courteously. Without them, there would be no
show!
SAFETY HEADGEAR: All exhibitors are urged to wear safety approved helmets when
participating in any of the show events and in the practice ring. The show committee
considers this mandatory in the case of youth exhibitors! Approved headgear meets
the required industry standards and displays the SEI (Safety Equipment Institute) seal
or the BSI (British Standard) seal. This rule is superseded only for those classes
which specify alternate head gear (e.g. western hats or derbies). However, most
breeds and disciplines do allow protective headgear with no penalty and we urge you
to put safety ahead of tradition and adopt the new rule.
Keystone Centre Rules & Regulations
 To use the facility only as assigned
 All entrances, exits and doorways must be kept clear at all times
 Smoking is not permitted in the facility in accordance with the City of Brandon Bylaw
#6696
 All alcohol consumed on Keystone Centre property must be provided by the Keystone
Centre and served in accordance with MLCC regulations. Non-compliance will result in
removal from Keystone Centre property and appropriate charges applied
 All Food & Beverage services are to be provided by the Keystone Centre or it’s approved
supplier
 Pets – always on a leash, allowed in stabling areas only, not in concession vicinity
 All show participants must label each stall with contact information for after hour
emergencies.
 The Keystone Centre is not responsible for any lost, stolen or damaged property
 The Keystone Centre will be reimbursed in full for wanton or accidental damages of it’s
property caused either directly or indirectly by individuals permitted by the user to
participate in the use of the facility
 Use of motorized carts, scooters, gators, etc indoors is strictly prohibited unless
authorized by Keystone Centre Management or for medical reasons.
 Facility users and visitors must comply with all environmental laws, rules and regulations
 Keystone Centre Management reserves the right to take all precautions and reasonable
steps necessary to ensure the safety of the public, exhibitors and animals
 All Keystone Centre equipment must be operated by Keystone Centre employees unless
authorized by Keystone Centre Management
 All parking regulations must be adhered, non compliance will result in vehicle ticketing
and/or towing
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 All livestock trailers and large equipment must park on the east side of the Keystone
Centre
 Keystone Centre reserves the right to assign barn for show use
 Staples, nails and tacks are not to be used to attach articles to the horse stalls
Friday August 28 - MGRA Show – 5:00 pm Start
- ALL ENTRIES MUST BE IN TO SECRETARY ONE HOUR PRIOR TO SHOW
STARTING
- Show will start on Friday night in the main arena at 5:00 pm
- MGRA rules will apply to all events
- CHALLENGE Classes will be run simultaneously with Reining and Poles
according to age groups
**Note: CHALLENGE Reining will be placed according to scores rather than
placings**
140 – Pee Wee Western Pleasure
141– Junior Western Pleasure
142– Senior Western Pleasure
143 – Pee Wee Reining (MGRA Pattern #1)
144 - Junior Reining (MGRA pattern # 3)
145 – Senior Reining (MGRA pattern # 3)
** 125 – CHALLENGE Reining to run simultaneously with age group
146 – Pee Wee Pole Bending
147– Junior Pole Bending
148 – Senior Pole Bending
**124 – CHALLENGE Pole Bending to run simultaneously with age group
149 – Pee Wee Barrels
150 – Junior Barrels
151 – Senior Barrels
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Saturday August 29 – 8:00 am Start
HALTER/LINE:
RIBBON AND AWARD TO 1ST PLACE CHAMPION, RIBBONS TO 5TH, NO
PRIZE MONEY PAYOUT
*** In breed divisions where there are 8 or more horses, the class will be split
2 and under, 3 and over. The Breed Champion and Reserve Champion will be
announced at completion of class.***
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CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS – 1st place from each Breed Champion, Grade
and Sport Horse Champion are eligible for this class. All breed champions will
be in the show ring at one time.
Arabian/Part Arabian/Morgan – Enter the ring at a trot
American Saddlebred - Enter the ring at a trot, two handlers are allowed
Welsh Pony – To be shown clockwise at a walk and trot
Family of 3 or more Halter Class – This class is open to any family that owns 3
or more horses. Horses are not required to be blood related.
Sport Horse Halter –. This class is open to all breeds of warmbloods and
warmblood types (sport horses) best suited for jumper/dressage. Entries in this
class ARE NOT ELIGIBLE to return for the Champion of Champion Class
Grade Horse Halter – open to any horse that is not registered. Entries in this
class ARE NOT ELIGIBLE to return for the Champion of Champion Class
1. Andulusian Halter
2. Appaloosa Halter
3. Arabian Halter
4. Arabian Part Bred Halter
5. Friesian Halter
6. Gypsy Horse Halter
7. Halfinger Halter
8. Miniature Horse Halter
9. Morgan Horse Halter
10. Paint Horse Halter
11. Pony of Americas Halter
12. Quarter Horse Halter
13. American Saddlebred Halter
14. Thoroughbred Halter
15. Welsh Pony/Welsh Cob Halter
16. Sport Horse Halter
17. Grade Horse Halter
18. Family of 3 or more Halter Class
19. CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS
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BREED SPECIFIC CLASSES are open to horses registered with their respective breed
registries. Rules for all breed classes shall follow the rules set out by the respective breed
organizations.
 Arabian/Part Arabian Native Costume – Riders must maintain control of the
horse at all times. Extreme speed is to be penalized. To be judged at a walk,
canter, and hand gallop both directions of the ring. Horses enter the ring counter
clockwise and may be asked to enter the ring at a canter by the judge. Bridle may
consist of a bit, hackamore, or other suitable headgear keeping safety of the
utmost importance. Martingales or tie-downs are not allowed. Spurs, whips, or
crops are optional. Costume shall be native (Bedouin) type including a flowing
cape or coat, pantaloons, headdress, scarf or sash. Decorations in keeping with
colourful desert regalia may be added to the equipment. Performance and
manners shall count 75% of the score, appointments are 25%. NO CROSS
ENTRY TO COSTUME CLASSES.
30 – American Saddlebred/Morgan English (Saddleseat) Pleasure
31 – American Saddlebred/ Morgan Hunter Pleasure
32 – American Saddlebred /Morgan Western Pleasure
33 – Welsh Pony/Cob English Pleasure
34 – Welsh Pony/Cob Western Pleasure
38 – Arabian/Part Arabian Hunter Pleasure
39 – Arabian/Part Arabian Western Pleasure
40 - Arabian/Part Arabian native Costume
** NO cross entry to open Costume Class
41 – Appaloosa Hunter Pleasure
42 – Appaloosa Western Pleasure
43 – Paint Hunter Pleasure
44 – Paint Western Pleasure
45 – Quarter Horse Hunter Pleasure
46 – Quarter Horse Western Pleasure
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PONY DIVISION: Open to all ponies 14.2 and under. Must be shown by a Pee Wee or
Junior. No Cross entry to any horse classes with exception of 4-H classes or Beginner
Rider classes. No adults.
Classes
47 – Saddle Pony (English)
48 – Hunter Pony under Saddle
**must have entered an “over fence class” to be eligible
50 – Western Pleasure Pony
51 – Pleasure Pony STAKE (English/western)
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WESTERN DIVISION CLASSES:
Class Guidelines:
Entries shall be shown with a stock saddle. Silver equipment will not be given any
preference over a good working outfit. Reference to hackamore means the use of a
flexible braided rawhide or leather, or rope bosal, the core of which may be either
rawhide or flexible cable. Note: For horses 6 years and older a shank bit is required
and riders must hold the reins in one hand. Riders will wear appropriate western attire,
including a long-sleeved shirt with collar, western hat (or protective headgear) and
cowboy boots or ropers. Spurs and chaps are optional. At the judge’s discretion, attire
may be adjusted to meet weather conditions.
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Western Horsemanship - Riders will be judged on seat, hands and ability to
control and show the horse at the walk jog and lope in both directions. Rein back
will be required. Results, as shown by the performance of the horse, are not to be
considered more important than the method used by the rider. At the judge’s
discretion, all or some of the riders will be asked to ride an individual pattern.
(Pattern for all divisions is posted in prize book.)
Western Pleasure - To be judged on performance, condition and conformation of
horse. To be ridden at walk, jog and lope in both directions. Riders will sit the
extended jog if the gait is requested. Horses will be required to back easily and
stand quietly.
Reining – Performed Individually. Pattern will be posted.
ENGLISH DIVISION CLASSES:
Class Guidelines:
Entries in HUNTER CLASSES are to be shown in an English hunter, jumper or allpurpose saddle. Crops/whips and martingales are NOT permitted. Riders will wear
regular hunt attire or jodhpurs and paddock boots. All will wear approved helmet with
harness. At the judge’s discretion, attire may be adjusted to meet weather conditions.
Hunters will be judged at walk, trot, canter and, unless otherwise specified, hand gallop.
Entries in ENGLISH PLEASURE SADDLE SEAT classes are to be shown in
appropriate cut back saddle with humane bridle and bit. Riders will wear standard saddle
suits with paddock boots.
Entries in DRESSAGE CLASSES may be shown in dressage tack or in hunter tack.
Crops/whips may NOT be carried. No martingales or tie-downs allowed. Riders may
wear any standard dressage or hunter attire.
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Beginner Rider Dressage Seat Equitation - To be judged at a walk, rising trot,
sitting trot and canter. (No pattern)
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Open Dressage Hack - Horses will be judged at normal, extended and collected
walk, trot and canter.
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Classic Hunter/ English Pleasure - to be judged at walk, trot and canter only NO hand gallop will be required.
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Hunter Pleasure: To be shown under hunter equipment at a flat footed walk,
normal/strong trot, canter, and hand gallop may be called. Light contact is to be
made with the horses’ mouth, to be judged on manners, performance, quality, and
conformation.
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Beginner Rider Hunter Pleasure - no hand gallop will be required.
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Road Hack – Hunt Seat Attire is appropriate, but any English style tack and attire
is permitted. Whips, martingales, tie downs, boots or bandages are not permitted.
To be shown at a flat-footed walk with a reasonably loose rain, trot, extended trot,
canter, and hand gallop. No ponies unless ridden by an adult.
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Show Hack – English saddle of any type is required, bridle as appropriate.
Whips, martingales, tie downs, boots or bandages are not permitted. Horses to be
shown at a walk, trot, and canter with collected and extended gaits called at the
judges’ discretion. Horses are to stand quietly. Judge may call for a rein back.
No ponies unless ridden by an adult.
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English Pleasure (Saddleseat) – Horses entered must be plain shod without pads
or bands, and do not wear braids, artificial manes, or tail switches. To be shown
at the flat walk, trot, and canter. Entries may be asked to halt and stand quietly on
the rail. Horses must stand quietly and back readily in the line up. To be judged
on manners, performance, presence, quality, and total conformation. Appropriate
tack and attire expected, other attire/tack may not be judged.
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English Equitation – To be shown under any English type tack. Rider to be
judged on seat, hands, and ability to control and show the horse. Results shown
by performance of the horse are not to be considered more important that the
method used by the rider.
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SHOWMANSHIP DIVISION – Exhibitor may ONLY ENTER ONE showmanship
class.
Classes
52 – Beginner Showmanship
53 – 4-H Showmanship 13 & under
54 – 4-H Showmanship 14 & over
55 – Pee Wee Showmanship
56 – Junior Showmanship
57 – Senior Showmanship
WALK/TROT DIVISION – Open to any age rider who is not prepared to show at a
canter or lope. Rider may NOT cross enter to any other performance classes requiring a
canter or lope. Ponies allowed.
Classes
58 – Senior Walk/trot or jog equitation (any tack)
59 – Junior Walk/trot or jog equitation (any tack)
60 – Pee Wee Walk/trot or jog equitation (any tack)
61 – Open Walk/trot or jog Pleasure (any tack)
BEGINNER RIDER DIVISION - An exhibitor of any age who is in their first two
years of showing. Exhibitor MAY cross enter to age specific classes and open classes.
Ponies allowed.
Classes
62 – Beginner Rider Western Pleasure
63 – Beginner Rider Dressage Seat Equitation
64 – Beginner Rider Hunter Pleasure
65 – Beginner Rider Equitation (any seat)
4-H DIVISION – Proof of 4-H membership must be provided. A note from your group
Leader is acceptable. Classes will be divided as Junior (13 and under as of Jan 1 of this
calendar year) and Senior (14 and over as of Jan 1 of this calendar year). Depending on
entries, classes may be run together, but judged separately. Ponies allowed.
***NOTE: 4-H Showmanship will count toward high point award ***
Classes
Junior
Senior
66 – 4-H English Equitation 13 & under`
67 – 4-H English Equitation 14 & over
68 – 4-H Western Equitation 13 & under
69 – 4-H Western Equitation 14 & over
70 – 4-H Bareback Equitation 13 & under
71 – 4-H Bareback Equitation 14 & over
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PEE WEE – Open to exhibitors 12 and under as of January 1st of the current year
Classes
72 – Pee Wee Western Horsemanship
73 – Pee Wee Hunt Seat Equitation
74 – Pee Wee Road Hack (IF RIDING A PONY, exhibitor can not cross enter to
class 93 – Open Road Hack STAKE)
JUNIOR – open to exhibitors who are 13 - 18 as of January 1st of the current year
Classes
75 – Junior Western Horsemanship
76 – Junior Hunt Seat Equitation
77 – Junior Road Hack (IF RIDING A PONY, exhibitor can not cross enter to
class 93 – Open Road Hack STAKE)
SENIOR – open to exhibitors age 19 and over as of January 1st the current year.
Classes
78 – Senior Western Horsemanship
79 – Senior Hunt Seat/Saddleseat Equitation
80 – Senior Road Hack
CLASSIC – Open to exhibitors age 39 and older as of January 1st of the current year.
Exhibitor MAY cross enter to age specific classes and open classes.
Classes
81 – Classic Equitation (any tack)
82 – Classic Hunter/English Pleasure (Hunt/Saddleseat)
83 – Classic Western Pleasure
84 – Classic Pleasure STAKE (any tack)
**MUST have entered class 82 or 83 to be eligible for this class
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OPEN CLASSES – These classes are open for anyone who has not entered the walk/trot
division. No Ponies unless ridden by an adult.
CLASSES
85 – Open Western Pleasure
86 – Open Western Pleasure STAKE
* Must enter class # 85 to be eligible for this class (Note: High Point
Award offered by the Manitoba 50/50 Sale & Futurity to the high point
futurity/maturity horse in this class only.)
87 – Open Dressage Hack
88 – Open Saddle Seat Equitation
89 – Open Hunter Pleasure over 15.2 hands
90 – Open Hunter Pleasure STAKE over 15.2 hands
*Must enter class 89 to be eligible for this class
91 – Open Hunter Pleasure 15.2 and under
92 – Open Hunter Pleasure STAKE 15.2 and under
*Must enter class 91 to be eligible for this class
93 – Open Road Hack STAKE
* Must have entered class 77 or 80 to be eligible for this class
94 – Open Show Hack
95 – Open Show Hack STAKE
*Must have entered class 94 to be eligible for this class
96 – Open English Pleasure (Saddleseat) (Saturday)
97 – Open English Pleasure (Saddleseat) (Sunday)
130 – Manitoba 50/50 Futurity Western Pleasure
Open to any horse that has been sold at the Manitoba 50/50 Futurity Sale.
Regardless whether they showed in the Futurity Show or not
OVER FENCES DIVISION:
This division is open to any breed of horse or pony. Adult/Junior Challenge will be run
simultaneously with crossrail class. A warm up fence will be available in the warm up
ring. Schooling rounds will be held from 7:00 to 7:45 am for a fee of $5.00 per horse
(added on entry form). Maximum 8 horses in ring at one time during schooling rounds.
A sign up sheet will be posted. Same course for all classes. No Oxers. The course will
be posted.
110 – Ground Rails
99 – Crossrails
98 – Over Fences 2’0”
100 – Over Fences 2’3”
101 – Pony over Fences 2’3”
102 - Over fences 2’6”
103 – Over fences 2’6” STAKE
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DRIVING DIVISION CLASSES:
All pleasure driving classes are to be shown with a suitable 2 or 4 wheeled pleasure
vehicle and appropriate harness. Horses will be judged at a walk, slow walk, working trot
and strong trot, excessive speed to be penalized.
 Turnout - Shown at walk, slow walk, working trot and strong trot. To be judged
50% on performance, manners and way of going: 40% on the condition fit and
appropriateness of harness and vehicle; 10% on overall impression. This will be
the first driving class of the show. If there are sufficient entries, it may be divided
into (a) singles and (b) pairs.
 Reinsmanship - In addition to showing at the required gaits, drivers will be
required to rein back and, at the discretion of the judge, may be asked to execute a
figure eight or other appropriate tests. To be judged 75% on handling of reins and
whip, control of horse(s), posture and overall appearance of driver, 25% on
condition of harness and vehicle and neatness of attire. Given sufficient entries,
this class may be divided into (a) Beginner, (b) Open and (c) Pairs divisions.
 Open Pleasure Driving and Miniature Horse Driving - no race or roadster
bikes allowed. To be judged 70% on performance, manners and way of going,
20% on condition and fit of harness and vehicle, and 10% on neatness of attire.
104
105
106
107
108
109
111
Turnout (Singles or Pairs)
Senior Reinsmanship
Junior Reinsmanship
Beginner Reinsmanship
Open Pleasure Driving 14.2 and Under
Open Pleasure Driving over 14.2
Open Driving STAKE
**Must have entered either class 108 or 109 to be eligible
112 Miniature Horse (single or multiple hitch)
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MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES
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Let’s Go! Lead Line Equitation (riders 6 years or younger) - to be shown on a
lead line at a walk only. Tack Optional. Must be led by a capable adult. Rider can
only cross enter into costume class. NO CROSS ENTRY TO WALK/TROT
DIVISION. Entry fee - $1.00 – Ribbons awarded to all (no payout).
Whoa Nelly! Lead Line Equitation (riders 19 years or older) to be shown on a
lead line at a walk only. Tack Optional. Must be led by a capable junior. No cross
entry to other adult classes. Entry fee - $1.00 – Ribbons awarded to all (no
payout).
Open Western or English Pleasure Pairs - Open to riders of all ages. Any tack,
but must be the same on both horses. To be shown as a side-by-side pair at walk,
trot/jog and canter/lope and judged on unison as a pair, performance and manners.
BOTH horses must pay class entry fee but only one exhibitor number is to be
worn.
Junior Horse Western Pleasure - Open to any horse aged 3- 5. To be judged at
a walk, jog and lope. Extended gaits may be called for. Class may be split at
judge’s discretion depending on entries.
Junior Horse English Pleasure – Open to any horse aged 3-5. To be judged at a
walk, trot and canter. Extended gaits may be called for. Class may be split at
judge’s discretion depending on entries
Open Side Saddle Pleasure - Either English or Western tack acceptable. To be
judged at walk, jog/trot and canter/lope.
Costume Class - No cross entry to Arabian/Part bred Arabian Native Costume
Class. Riders and Drivers allowed in costume classes. To be shown at a walk
only.
Junior Horse 2 and under Western/English Pleasure – Open to any horse age
2 and under. To be judged at walk, trot/jog and canter/lope. Class may be split at
judge’s discretion depending on entries.
113 – Let’s Go! Lead Line Equitation (Riders age 6 and under)
114 – Whoa Nelly! Lead Line Equitation (Adult Rider)
115 – Open Western or English Pleasure Pairs
37 – Junior Horse 2 and under Western/English Pleasure
116 – Junior Horse Western Pleasure 3-5 years
117 – Junior Horse English Pleasure 3 5 years
118 – Open Side Saddle Pleasure
119 – Costume Class
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CHALLENGE OF THE BREEDS
The Challenge is open to any horse or pony. Each entry MUST compete in a minimum of
3 of the 6 classes offered.
. **NOTE: REINING AND POLES WILL BE RUN ON FRIDAY NIGHT
DURING MGRA EVENT
The placing for each challenge class will be withheld until the end of the competition
when the champion and reserve champion will be announced.
Placings will be weighted according to the number of entries in each class. For example:
if there are 5 entries, 1st = 5 points, 2nd = 4 points, 3rd = 3 points, 4th = 2 points and 5th
= 1 point. If there are only 2 entries, then 1st = 2 points and 2nd = 1 point.
Judging will be based upon performance and manners only and not upon breed type or
conformation. The horse may be shown by different riders/drivers in different classes.
ENTRY FEE: $25.00 per horse.
PAY-OUT: $100 for Champion, $50 for Reserve. Awards will also be presented to
Champion and Reserve. Prizes awarded to 5th place.
Classes
120 - CHALLENGE Western Pleasure
121 - CHALLENGE Hunter Pleasure
122 - CHALLENGE over Fences
(Run simultaneously with Crossrails)
123 - CHALLENGE Pleasure Driving
124 - CHALLENGE Pole Bending *
125 - CHALLENGE Reining*
(*run Fri night with MGRA)
**Note: if entering Challenge Reining and Challenge Pole Bending, you will
automatically be entered into the MGRA corresponding class as well**
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HIGH POINT COMPETITIONS
High Point Placing will be weighted according to the number of entries in each class. For
example: if there are 5 entries, 1st = 5 points, 2nd = 4 points, 3rd = 3 points, 4th = 2
points and 5th = 1 point. If there are only 2 entries, then 1st = 2 points and 2nd = 1 point.
NEW!!!
HIGH POINT
DIVISIONS FOR 2015

4H HIGH POINT – Combined Junior/Senior entries, a prize will be awarded to
the high point 4H rider who competes in the designated 4H classes offered.
(Classes 53,54,66,67,68,69,70,71)

PEE WEE HIGH POINT – A prize will be awarded to the high point Pee Wee
rider who competes in the designated classes offered. (Classes 72,73,74,140).

JUNIOR HIGH POINT - A prize will be awarded to the high point Junior rider
who competes in the designated classes offered. (Classes – 75,76,77,141)

SENIOR HIGH POINT - A prize will be awarded to the high point Senior rider
who competes in the designated classes offered. (Classes – 78,79,80,142)

HIGH POINT PONY - A prize will be awarded to the high point pony that
competes in the designated classes offered. (Classes – 47,48,50,51)

HIGH POINT ENGLISH HORSE - A prize will be awarded to the high point
English Horse that competes in the designated classes offered. (Classes –
87,93,95)

HIGH POINT WESTERN HORSE - A prize will be awarded to the high point
Western Horse that competes in the designated classes offered. (Classes –
72,75,78,85,86)

MANITOBA 50/50 FUTURITY WESTERN PLEASURE – open to any horse
that has been sold through the Manitoba 50/50 Futurity Sale. Horse did not have
to compete in the Futurity Show to be eligible for this class
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TENTATIVE ORDER OF GO
No Lunging in main arena or warm up arena
Arena warm up from 12 – 3:45pm (main arena)
Friday – Driving 4 pm Start
- MGRA 5pm Start
FRIDAY DRIVING CLASSES
To be held in Main arena. Start time 4pm
104 – Turnout (single or pairs)
105 – Senior Reinsmanship
106– Junior Reinsmanship
107– Beginner Reinsmanship
112– Mini Horse (single or multiple hitches)
4:45pm Riders Meeting – Main Arena – a quick meeting will be
held to go over rules of the show. ALL please try to attend.
140 – Pee Wee Western Pleasure
141 – Junior Western Pleasure
142 – Senior Western Pleasure
143 – Pee Wee Reining
144 – Junior Reining
145 – Senior Reining
**125 – CHALLENGE Reining to run simultaneously with age group
146 – Pee Wee Pole Bending
147 – Junior Pole Bending
148 – Senior Pole Bending
** 124 – CHALLENGE Pole Bending to run simultaneously with age group
149 – Pee Wee Barrels
150 – Junior Barrels
151 – Senior Barrels
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Saturday – 8:00 am START
** *Any halter class that has more than 8 entries will be split into 2
age groups***
Halter/Line Classes – Order will be posted at the Show Office and at the Gate
55 – Pee Wee Showmanship
56 – Junior Showmanship
53 – 4-H Showmanship 13 and under
54 – 4-H Showmanship 14 and over
52 – Beginner Showmanship
57 – Senior Showmanship
BREAK – (tentative) 1 hour
30 min to open riding, 20 min to driving, 10 min to harrow ring
108 – Open Pleasure Driving 14.2 and under
109 – Open Pleasure Driving over 14.2
111 – Open Driving STAKE
123 – CHALLENGE Pleasure Driving
113 – Let’s Go Lead Line Equitation
114 – Whoa Nelly! Lead Line Equitation (adult rider)
78 – Senior Western Horsemanship
75 – Junior Western Horsemanship
72 – Pee Wee Western Horsemanship
62 – Beginner Rider Western Pleasure
120 – CHALLENGE Western Pleasure
83 – Classic Western Pleasure
68 – 4-H Western Equitation 13 and under (rail class)
69 – 4-H Western Equitation 14 and over (rail class)
32 – American Saddlebred/Morgan Western Pleasure
39 – Arabian/Part Arabian Western Pleasure
34 – Welsh Pony/Cob Western Pleasure
85 – Open Western Pleasure
50 – Western Pleasure Pony
121 – CHALLENGE Hunter Pleasure
91 – Open Hunter Pleasure 15.2 and under (no cross entry to class 89)
89 – Open Hunter Pleasure over 15.2
47 – Saddle Pony (English)
74 – Pee Wee Road Hack
77 – Junior Road Hack
80 – Senior Road Hack
94 – Open Show Hack
117 – Junior Horse 3-5 English Pleasure
63 – Beginner Rider Dressage Seat Equitation (rail class)
30 – American Saddlebred/Morgan English (Saddleseat) Pleasure
96 – Open English Pleasure (Saddleseat)
88 – Open Saddle Seat Equitation
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Sunday – 8:00 am START
Warm up rounds start @ 7:00 am
110 – Ground Rails
99 – Crossrails
**122 - CHALLENGE over Fences to run simultaneously with Crossrails
98 – Over fences 2’0”
101 – Pony over fences 2’3”
100 – Over fences 2’3”
102 – Over fences 2’6”
103 – Over fences 2’6” STAKE
73 – Pee Wee Hunt Seat Equitation (rail class)
76 – Junior Hunt Seat Equitation (rail class)
79 – Senior Hunt Seat Equitation (rail class)
LUNCH BREAK – ½ Hour
(Winner of Challenge presented in Main Arena)
40 – Arabian/Part Arabian Native Costume
119 – Costume Class
61 – Open Walk/Trot or Jog Pleasure
60 – Pee Wee Walk/Trot or Jog Equitation
59 – Junior Walk/Trot or Jog Equitation
58 – Adult Walk/Trot or Jog Equitation
97 – Open English Pleasure (Saddleseat)
82 – Classic Hunter/English Pleasure (Hunter or Saddleseat)
33 – Welsh Pony/Cob English Pleasure
41 – Appaloosa Hunter Pleasure
43 – Paint Hunter Pleasure
45 – Quarter Horse Hunter Pleasure
66 – 4-H English Equitation 13 and under (rail class)
67 – 4-H English Equitation 14 and over (rail class)
31 – American Saddlebred/Morgan Hunter Pleasure
38 – Arabian/Part Arabian Hunter Pleasure
48 – Hunter Pony under Saddle
90 – Open Hunter Pleasure STAKE over 15.2
64 – Beginner Rider Hunter Pleasure
92 – Open Hunter Pleasure STAKE 15.2 and under
93 – Open Road Hack STAKE
95 – Open Show Hack STAKE
87 – Open Dressage Hack
51 – Pleasure Pony STAKE (English/western)
70 – 4-H Bareback 13 and under
71 – 4-H Bareback 14 and over
37 – Junior horse 2 and under Western/English Pleasure
81 – Classic Equitation (any tack)
65 – Beginner Rider Equitation (any tack)
130 – Manitoba 50/50 Futurity Western Pleasure
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42 – Appaloosa Western Pleasure
44 – Paint Western Pleasure
46 – Quarter Horse Western Pleasure
84 – Classic Pleasure STAKE (any tack)
118 – Open Side Saddle Pleasure
116 – Junior Horse 3-5 Western Pleasure
86 – Open Western Pleasure STAKE
115 – Open Western or English Pleasure Pairs
Presentation of all high point awards in Main Arena
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Pattern for Western Horsemanship Class
(Classes: 72,75,78)
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ALL BREED & CHALLENGE SHOW ENTRY FORM
August 28, 29, 30, 2015
Westoba Agricultural Centre of Excellence, Brandon, Manitoba
ENTRY DEADLINE: Wednesday, August 26, 2015
Owner Info
Horse Info
Name:
Horse Name:
Address:
Breed & Registration #:
(please include photocopy of both sides of registration papers)
City/Prov:
Postal Code:
Sex:
Year Foaled:
Phone:
MHC#:
Rider Information
(if different than from above)
Class #
Class
Fee
Name:
Address:
City/Prov:
Postal Code:
Phone:
Jumping Warm up Rounds ($5.00/Horse) _______________
Stable with: ________________________________________
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Class #
Class
Fee
ENTRY FEES SUMMARY
TOTAL ENTRY FEES FOR ALL ENTRIES (from entry form(s)):
________
Late fee ($50/horse) after August 26:
________
Box stall/horse:
$55 x ____
________
Tack stall:
$50 x ____
________
Show out of trailer/horse $15 x ____
________
Administration fee/horse
$20 x ____
________
Medic Fee/horse
$10 x _____
________
Camping fee/night
$20 x ____
________
Warm up rounds
(Jumping classes only)
$5 x ____
________
Manitoba Light Horse Association Memberships:
Adult
$15 x ____
________
Youth
$10 x ____
________
Family
$25 x ____
________
TOTAL AMOUNT DUE $ _________________
ONLINE ENTRIES @ www.horseshowtime.com
ENTER ON HORSESHOWTIME AND YOUR NAME GOES INTO A DRAW
FOR A FREE STALL
OR Send entries to:
Jodi Anderson
Site 110, Box 16, RR #1
Brandon, MB
R7A 5Y1
204-725-2422 or 204-720-4108
Email: [email protected]
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Waiver/Release Form
I, the exhibitor/competitor/owner, do hereby acknowledge that I have read and fully
understand and agree to be bound by the following:
I hereby assume all risk and I hereby release and absolve the organizing committee,
Manitoba Light Horse Assoc., staff, officials, clinicians, volunteers, organizers, officers,
directors, agents, representatives, employees, and the owners and occupiers of the land
upon which the activities are held from responsibility, liability or claims of any nature
and kind which I may have arising from my participation in this activity, including but
not limited to bodily harm or death to myself or my horse(s) and damage to property
arising from any cause whatever, including the negligence of one or more of the
individuals and organizations referred to herein.
I also understand that entering this Show and participating in the equestrian sport is a
high risk sport and that I am participating at my own risk and in full knowledge of the
hazards and potential hazards which are inherent in this sport. I further acknowledge the
inherent risk in riding and working around horses/ponies, which risks include bodily
injury to both horse and rider, which can result from normal use, competition or
schooling.
Signature of Rider/Guardian:
___________________________________________________Date:________________
If rider is under the age of 18, the parent\guardian must also
sign below
I acknowledge that as the Parent Guardian of:
Name: __________________________________________________ age: ________
Name: __________________________________________________ age: ________
That I have read and fully understand and agree to the terms and conditions stated herein.
Signature of
Parent\Guardian_________________________________________________________
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