2008 Show Results
SHOW RULES
LOCATION:
Holiday Inn Express,
Exit 23 off of I-88, Schoharie, NY
(518) 295-6088 or (800) 272-9273
This show is actually set up as three shows in one!
The
show is comprised of an open/qualifying show (any class not designated as a
Stakes Class), non-NAN qualifying Novice shows and the Region 10 Regionals V
(Stakes Classes). All non-Stakes
classes will also be NAN qualifying classes in the open level show and NAN cards
will be issued to the first and second place horses.
Since multiple disciplines (English, Western & Saddleseat) will be
competing against each other for the Stakes classes, please choose the
discipline that best suits your model. Please
plan your show string accordingly, since this show is following a completely
different format than anyone has probably ever seen before.
Novices
Classes in the Novice Division are not NAN qualifiers.
For this show, a novice is defined as someone who has been live
model showing for less than two years and has not won a champion or reserve at
an open show. Novice halter
classes will be judged on breed standards only
and
limited to Original Finish models.
ENTRY FEE AND CLASS SIZE LIMITS:
Region 10 Regionals will be held as a mini NAN for our Region. Entrants may show up to three horses per halter class (Open division). Additional horses may be shown for $1.00 per horse. Place the horse and the dollar on the table. There will be no class limits for the Stakes Classes, but please do not attempt to show more models than you are able to get into the ring in a timely manner. Classes will not be held for late entries to the ring.
STAKES QUALIFYING:
A qualified model for the Stakes Classes is one that has placed First or Second
in any Region 10 show during the years 2006-2007. The model must have
qualified in the Stakes division that you will be showing in at Regionals, i.e..
a horse only qualified in Western Pleasure, can only be shown in the Pleasure
Stakes. A horse qualified for Arabian breed, but not collectability, can
only be show in the Light Breed Stakes – Breed Division. Separate tables
will be assigned for the halter classes to denote: breed only, breed and
collectability, and collectability only. Horses may also qualify for the RXR
stakes classes at RXRV by earning a first or second in the qualifying classes.
During the 2007 show year, Region 10 qualification cards were issued to
all shows for the first and second place earners to mimic the NAN card system.
If your horse qualified in 2006 and not in 2007, additional cards can be
issued prior to the start of the show, with proof of placement (i.e. NAN card
earned or a copy of the official show results).
The Region 10 qualification card will be placed next to your entry
for the stakes classes and will be picked up by a ring steward prior to the
judge examining the class.
For questions regarding whether your horse is qualified to enter a
specific Stakes class, additional questions regarding the show or the class
list, please contact the show hostess, Dianne Lievense (dlievens@nycap.rr.com),
or the Regional Rep, Danielle Miller (glmdap@hotmail.com).
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Dianne Lievense |
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85C Yorkshire Drive |
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Guilderland, NY 12084 |
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(518) 862-2294 or dlievens@nycap.rr.com |
ENTRIES:
Please make checks payable to:
Entries must be received by October 25, 2007
Your entry will include admission to the show and hot buffet lunch. An additional charge of $15.00/day will be charged per
helper/guest to cover the cost of the lunch.
One day (either Saturday or Sunday) - $50.00 Open level or $35.00 Novice level
Two day (both Saturday and Sunday) - $75.00
Helper/Guest charge - $15.00/day
Vendors welcome, please contact the show hostesses to discuss (dlievens@nycap.rr.com)
JUDGES:
To be announced.
GENERAL INFORMATION:
The show hall opens at 8 a.m. and the show will start at 9 a.m.
Entrants will be given 1/2 of a standard 8’ banquet table.
Additional table space may be available upon request at an additional fee of
$15.00 per day.
Awards: The first and second place finishers in each Stakes class will receive a Champion/Reserve Champion award, with the remaining Top 5 being recognized. All other non-Stakes classes will be placed 1st through 10th with commercial flats. Novice to will be placed 1st through 10th with customized paper flats and special awards given to the Overall Champion and Reserves.
We
will be using the Region 10 Tag systems.
The ID number will include your 3-digit exhibitor number (123) and the 3 digit
number you issue to your horse (003) and should be larger then the other
information on the tag. It would look like this: 123-003
Exhibitor number FIRST
Your horse's number SECOND.
On the back of the tag you will put the horses name and your name.
How do you get an Exhibitor Number?
Getting an exhibitor number is very easy. You simply need to e-mail or telephone
the person who is "keeper of the numbers" and you will be issued your
own exhibitor number, and can ask any questions you may have about your tags.
To get a shower number you must contact
the “keeper of the numbers”, Jackie Arns at drsteggy@drsteggy.com
In your email put your name and email address and request a Region 10
exhibitor number.
Please note, you must turn in your list of horses entered on or before the
show day. This list needs to be complete, accurate and legible.
The show committee is not responsible for inaccurately listed horses.
Please put your horses in numerical order.
Multiple tables will be used in both Halter and Performance to save time. As one
class is being judged, the setting up for the next class is to be done. Eight
minutes between performance classes and Two minutes in Halter, Timers will be
used.
Classes may be split
or combined if numbers of entries warrant. If there are too few entries in a
particular class, the judge may decide to combine it with another class. Fragile
models may be laid on a towel or piece of felt in halter classes. The Judge
reserves the right to pick up and inspect models.
Any horse that finishes First or Second in a non-stakes class, will be asked to
remain on the judging table for the Stakes classes. Judging for the Stakes classes will occur immediately
following all of the qualifying classes for that given stakes.
NO radios, pets or smoking in the show hall. Bad sportsmanship and poor
conduct will not be tolerated, and may be cause for dismissal of those entrants
from the show hall. The decisions of all judges are final! If you have any
questions regarding your entry, address them immediately after the class is
pinned, while the judges' reasons are fresh on their minds.
The show coordinators, judges, and Show Hall (Holiday Inn Express) can
NOT be responsible for any loss, damage, theft or injury to
participants, their property or to guests! Please Note, this will be advertised
to the local area, we may have more people then normal, please plan
accordingly.
PROXY
SHOWING:
Proxy showing will be allowed, but the normal entry fee and number list will be
required from the owner.
Please note, that while the best of care will be taken with your property at the show, hostesses or designated proxy shower will not be responsible for any accident should it occur.
HALTER CLASS GUIDELINES:
1.) All breed classes - headgear is optional in halter, but must be
appropriate to breed and fit correctly.
2.) Foals and Chinas may only be shown in their division
3.) Minis may show in any class that they are eligible.
4.) Please, no large books showing breed information. Please use
brief paragraphs and/or conservative photos for rare breeds, unusual colors,
patterns or portrait models on paper no larger than 8 1/2 x 11 inches.
*Please Note: Collectability cards are strongly suggested for both the Open and Stakes Classes.
PERFORMANCE CLASS GUIDELINES:
1.) Performance classes cannot be held for tack, models or props being
used in another class.
2.) ALL CLASSES, with the exception of Pleasure classes, must have a card
next to the model indicating what the model is doing.
3.) Riders and handlers are optional, except for showmanship, where a
handler and pattern/movement is required.
4.) Please, no solid backgrounds. The judge should be able to view
the entry from all sides.
5.) Calf or animal is required for stock work (cutting, roping, etc.)
6.) In harness, cart and driver are optional.
7.) In Dressage, state level and movement.
8.) Costume classes, please state type of costume.