Saskatchewan Cowboy Dressage Pony Express Series Finals October 15th & 16th, 2016 Location: Moose Jaw Exhibition, Moose Jaw, SK Judge: Kim Repp Moats We would like to extend a BIG Thank you to our Sponsors, Volunteers and everyone that helps to make this event possible. We couldn’t do it without YOU! Pony Express Series Final Cowboy Dressage Show and Gathering Rules and Regulations 1. All competitors must be a member of Saskatchewan Cowboy Dressage. 2. All competitors under the age of 18 (as of January 1st of the current year) must wear an approved ASTM/SEI safety helmet as per the Saskatchewan Horse Federation rules. Helmets must be worn when either mounted or on the ground. 3. Entries must be in the hand of the show secretary, Roberta Robertson, by October 9, 2016. Late entries may be assessed a $35 late fee. NO Entries accepted after noon, October 13, 2016. Mail to: Roberta Robertson Email to: [email protected] 2266 Baldwin Bay, Regina, SK S4V 1H2 4. Stalls will be assigned. If you want to be stabled beside someone, you must indicate on your entry form. All stalls must be cleaned prior to departure. 5. You must sign a waiver. 6. Entry fees will only be refunded with a written statement from a veterinarian that the horse is unable to compete. There will be no refunds available after closing date. 7. Office fees are non-refundable 8. Horse/rider combination will be given an assigned number, which must be worn at all times when riding. 9. Saskatchewan Cowboy Dressage reserves the right to excuse anyone from the show for abuse and/or neglect of their animal(s), inappropriate behavior etc. 10. Use of whips/crops/spurs - only one whip no longer than 42" including the lash may be carried during a ride. Excessive use of the whip or spurs will be penalized. 11. No unsportsmanlike conduct will be tolerated from any exhibitor, coach or parent. Violators will be asked to leave. 12. Exhibitors, upon entry, will hold harmless and indemnify Saskatchewan Cowboy Dressage, its volunteers, participants, and management for any and all liabilities or personal injury to rider, horse or spectator resulting from participation in this show. 13. Rules and regulations are the responsibilities of the owners, riders and trainers for compliance with the rules of Cowboy Dressage. 14. Items for the Silent Auction would be welcomed. Please bring these to the office to be recorded. Thank you! 15. Saskatchewan Cowboy Dressage reserves the right to refuse, limit, accept conditionally, or to cancel awarded prizes; to change any ring or official, to reschedule classes, after due notice to exhibitors. 16. All stalls must be cleaned out prior to leaving. 17. Campsites are available on a first come basis. Please pay the Moose Jaw Exhibition Company for your spot using the Drop-box in the Golden Mile arena or mail slot beside the Administration Office door. 18. Shavings can be bought at the Peavey Mart across from the Moose Jaw Exhibition on Thatcher Drive. 19. EVERY CLASS OFFERED HEREIN IS COVERED BY THE RULES AND SPECIFICATIONS DESIGNED FOR COWBOY DRESSAGE, ALL WHICH CAN BE FOUND AT: www.cowboydressageworld.com Pony Express Series Final Cowboy Dressage Show and Gathering DIVISION DESCRIPTION Class Divisions Definition Find all Cowboy Dressage Rules, Tests, Score Sheets, Call Sheets, videos and information on: www.cowboydressageworld.com Walk/Jog Test Division Walk/Jog Lope Test Division Challenge Test Division Vaquero Test Division Freestyle Test Division Partnership Test Division (includes both Partnership on the Ground Tests and Partnership under Saddle) Gaited Test Division * *Gaited horse may ride in any test division appropriate for their rider (Open, Am, Jr.), but will judged on the Walk/Jog/Lope gaits defined in the test. If the gaited horse cannot "jog", this may result in a very low score. We would hope the gaited horses wholeheartedly support the Gaited Test Division. It was designed specifically for the gaited horse. **Cross entering Tests and Rider Divisions is allowed if the definition above applies Rider Division Definition Open - 18 and over rider who does make a living OR receive income from training, teaching of lessons or clinics Amateur - 18 and over rider who does not make a living OR receive income from horse related training/lessons or clinics Youth - Under 18 (as of January 1st of the current year) CALLERS The rider is encouraged to memorize their tests. The use of a caller is NOT MANDAORY. Cowboy Dressage World allows the rider to use a caller of their choice, however, the ultimate responsibility for accurate and correct riding to the test falls upon the rider. If the rider chooses to use a caller, it is the rider's responsibility to arrange for one, and for their caller to be prompt. Saskatchewan Cowboy Dressage will not be providing callers for riders. REMEMBER Cowboy Dressage World Partners want its Handshake members to consider the age and performance level when choosing test levels
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