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June 20 - 24, 2012 USEF “A” and Jumper Rating 3

Hunter / Equitation Judges Debbie Sands - Encinitas, CA

Sue Ashe - Wellington, FL Mindy Darst - Lebanon, OH

Jumper Judges Janet Stratton-George - Vacaville, CA

Richard Wilkinson - Tubac, AZ Peggy Fackrell - Sacramento, CA

USEF Stewards Sharon Wells - Ruidoso, NM Layna Taylor - Tempe, AZ

Course Designers Danny Foster - Milton, ON (J)

Chris Collman - Phoenix, AZ (J) Brian Post - Phoenix, AZ (H, H/E)

Competition Licensee Langer Equestrian Group, Inc.

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June 27– July 1, 2012 USEF “A” and Jumper Rating 3

Hunter / Equitation Judges Scott Williamson - W Palm Beach, FL

Sharon Wells - Ruidoso, NM William Sparks - Houston, TX



USEF Stewards Debbie Sands - Encinitas, CA

Layna Taylor - Tempe, AZ

Course Designers Guilherme Jorge - Campinas, Brazil

(J) Chris Collman - Phoenix, AZ (J)

Brian Post - Phoenix, AZ (H, H/E)


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USEF “A” and Jumper Rating 4

Hunter / Equitation Judges Katie Young - Jacksonville, FL

DiAnn Langer - Aiken, SC Thom Brede - Stamping Ground, KY



USEF Stewards Debbie Sands - Encinitas, CA Sharon Wells - Ruidoso, NM

Course Designers Jack Robson - Coronado, CA (J) Chris Collman - Phoenix, AZ (J)

Brian Post - Phoenix, AZ (H, H/E)


SHOW APPROVALS

United States Equestrian Federation, United States Hunter Jumper Association

PCHA, NORCAL, CPHA, Show Jumping Hall Of Fame, LEGIS League

2012 WOODSIDE SUMMER CIRCUIT

DURING THE SHOW:

The Horse Park at Woodside 3674 Sand Hill Road Woodside, CA 94062

650-851-3371 Show Office Phone 650-851-3922 Show Office Fax

Website: www.langershows.com

FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT:

Linda McRae - Langer Equestrian Group, Inc.

4 Cordray St. Bluffton, SC 29910

843-706-3230 Email: [email protected]

Show Manager: Chris Collman Show Secretary: Linda McRae 843-706-3230 Office Staff: Denise Wiemers, Kathy Smith Public Relations / Hospitality: Sandra McKeon Technical Coordinator: Boyd Ray

Barn / Parking Manager: Rich Ray Announcers / Starters: Jack Adams, Anthony Alfaro, Custic Wolosin, Jesse Yumang, Skylar Brittner Awards / Presentations: Ali Telatnik Medical Services: Over The Fence Medical 602-881-6224

Farrier: Cassidy Robyn 650-450-7773 Veterinarian: Dr. Doug Novick, DVM 800-998-4650 Photographer: Sheri Scott 916-351-5800 www.sheriscottphotography.com Videographer: Tim Shannon 619-443-3034

HORSE SHOW STAFF

2012 Woodside Summer Circuit

The Horse Park at Woodside

FEED & BEDDING NEEDS

Feed and bedding is available through the horse show office. Please pre-order using the form in this Prize List. You can mail your order form in with your entries to insure prompt delivery. For more information, contact Linda McRae at

843-706-3230, or [email protected]

SCHOOLING POLICY

Hunter Rings: Open schooling is permitted on warm-up days from 10am to 5pm. Each morning during the show, hunter rings are open for schooling up until 30 minutes before their start time. Each afternoon, hunter rings may

be open for schooling after being rebuilt by the course designer, time permitting.

Main Jumper Ring: Open schooling is permitted on warm-up days from 10am until 4pm. NO OTHER SCHOOLING OVER FENCES IS ALLOWED DURING THE WEEK. Schooling over the open water only may be

permitted, by request, every afternoon for a brief period, time permitting.

Jumper Ring 2: Open schooling is permitted on warm-up days from 10am to 5pm. Each morning during the

show, Jumper Ring 2 is open for schooling up until one hour before its start time. Each afternoon, Jumper Ring 2

may be open for schooling after being rebuilt by the course designer, time permitting.

ENTRIES CLOSE

WCO - Monday, June 4th

BAF - Monday, June 11th

GCC - Monday, June 18th

Entries Must Be Postmarked By This Date

And Received Within Seven (7) Days

To Be Considered On Time

Please Mail Entries To:

Linda McRae 4 Cordray St.

Bluffton, SC 29910

Please Make Checks Payable To:

WCO or BASF or GGC

ARRIVAL & DEPARTURE

Woodside Circuit Opener - arrival after 10:00am on Monday, June 18th; departure by 8:00pm on Sunday, June 24th. Bay Area Summer Festival - arrival after 10:00am on Monday, June 25th; departure by 8:00pm on Sunday, July 1st.

Golden Gate Classic - arrival after 10:00am on Monday July 2nd; departure by 8:00pm on Sunday, July 8th.

Early arrivals or late departures must be arranged in advance by emailing Linda McRae at: [email protected]

RV / CAMPER HOOK-UPS

RV reservations are available through Linda McRae. Please use the RV Reservation Form in this Prize List. There are a limited number of spaces - reserve early!

RV / CAMPER HOOK-UPS

RV reservations are available through Linda McRae. Please use the RV Reservation Form in this Prize List. There are a limited number of spaces - reserve early!

DURING THE SHOW:

The Horse Park at Woodside 3674 Sand Hill Road Woodside, CA 94062

650-851-3371 Show Office Phone 650-851-3922 Show Office Fax

Website: www.langershows.com

FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT:

Linda McRae - Langer Equestrian Group, Inc.

4 Cordray St. Bluffton, SC 29910

843-706-3230 Email: [email protected]

WOODSIDE SUMMER CIRCUIT

INDEX TO CLASSES

————–—————-——————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————- “A” RATED HUNTER SECTIONS Model Over Fences U/S Sec Fee Class Fee O/F Prize Money O/F AB Fences ————————————————————————————–————————————-———————————————————————————————- First Year Green Working Hunter - 1, 2*, 3, 4 5 $250 Sec Fee Only $200 / class $18 3’6”

Second Year Green Working Hunter - 6, 7*, 8, 9 10 $250 Sec Fee Only $200 / class $18 3’9”

High Performance Working Hunter - 11, 12*, 13, 14 15 $250 $75 / class $250 / class $18 3’9”

Performance Working Hunter 3’6” - 16, 17*, 18, 19 20 $250 $65 / class $150 / class $18 3’6”

Performance Working Hunter 3’3” - 21, 22*, 23, 24 25 $250 $65 / class $150 / class $18 3’3”

Green Conformation Hunter 26 27, 28*, 29, 30 31 $250 $30 Model only $200 / class $18 3’6”

Regular Conformation Hunter 32 33, 34*, 35, 36 37 $250 $30 Model only $200 / class $18 3’9”

Small Junior Hunter - 38, 39*, 40, 41 42 $250 Sec Fee Only $200 / class - 3’6”

Large Junior Hunter - 43, 44*, 45, 46 47 $250 Sec Fee Only $200 / class - 3’6”

Low Amateur Owner Hunter 18 & O - 48, 49*, 50, 51 52 $250 Sec Fee Only $150 / class $18 3’3”

Amateur Owner Hunter 18-35 - 53, 54*, 55, 56 57 $250 Sec Fee Only $200 / class $18 3’6”

Amateur Owner Hunter 36 & O - 58, 59*, 60, 61 62 $250 Sec Fee Only $200 / class $18 3’6”

Small Pony Hunter 63 64**, 65*, 66, 67 68 $220 $30 Model only $100 / class - 2’3”

Medium Pony Hunter 69 70**, 71*, 72, 73 74 $220 $30 Model only $100 / class - 2’6”

Large Pony Hunter 75 76**, 77*, 78, 79 80 $220 $30 Model only $100 / class - 3’0” * Designated handy class ** Pony sections - first class over fences is conformation

——————————————————————————————————————————————–——————————————————-———————- “C” RATED HUNTER SECTIONS Over Fences U/S Sec Fee Class Fee O/F Prize Money O/F AB Fences ————————————————————————————————————————————————–——————————————————-—————- Pre-Green Hunter 81, 82, 83, 84 85 - $50 $100 / class $5 3’0”

Children’s Hunter 13 & Under 86, 87, 88, 89 90 - $45 - 3’0”

Children’s Hunter 14-17 91, 92, 93, 94 95 - $45 - 3’0”

Adult Amateur Hunter 18-35 96, 97, 98, 99 100 - $45 - 3’0”

Adult Amateur Hunter 36-49 101, 102, 103, 104 105 - $45 - 3’0”

Adult Amateur Hunter 50 & Over 106, 107, 108, 109 110 - $45 - 3’0”

Children’s Pony Hunter 111, 112, 113, 114 115 - $45 - 2’/2’6”

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UNRATED / LOCAL SECTIONS Hunter O/F U/S Eq O/F Eq Flat Pleasure O/F PM O/F AB Class Fee Fences ————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————- Baby Green Hunter 116, 117, 118, 119 120 - - - - - $40 2’6”

Modified Low Hunter 121, 122, 123, 124 125 - - - - - $40 2’6”

Training Hunter 126, 127, 128, 129 130 - - - - - $40 2’9”

Low Hunter 131, 132, 133, 134 135 - - - - - $40 3’0”

Modified Junior Hunter 136, 137, 138, 139 140 - - - - - $40 3’3”

Modified Amateur Hunter 141, 142, 143, 144 145 - - - - - $40 3’3”

Low Children’s Hunter 146, 147, 148, 149 150 - - - - - $40 2’6”

Low Adult Hunter 151, 152, 153, 154 155 - - - - - $40 2’6”

Modified Child / Adult Hunter 156, 157, 158, 159 160 - - - - - $40 2’9”

Short Stirrup Division 161, 162 163 164, 165 166 167 - - $40 2’0”-no oxers

Long Stirrup Division 168, 169 170 171, 172 173 174 - - $40 2’0”-no oxers

Rusty Stirrup Division 175, 176 177 178, 179 180 181 - - $40 2’0”-no oxers

Schooling Pony Hunter 182, 183, 184, 185 186 - - - - - $40 2’0”

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INDIVIDUAL CLASSES Class #s Class Fee Notes ————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————- Open Warm-Up (3’6”/3’9”/3’6”/3’3”) 187, 188 $40

2’6” Warm-Up 189, 190 $40

3’0” Warm-Up 191, 192 $40

Pony Warm-Up 193, 194 $40

3’0” Schooling Hunter 195, 196, 197, 198 $40

Children’s Pony Pleasure 199 $40

Awards for Warm-Up classes will be given out as follows:

Score of 85+ will receive a 1st Place Ribbon

Score of 80-84 will receive a 2nd Place Ribbon

Score of 75-79 will receive a 3rd Place Ribbon

Score of 70-74 will receive a 4th Place Ribbon

Score of 65-69 will receive a 5th Place Ribbon


———————————————–————————————-———————–—————-———————————————————————————————- JUMPER SECTIONS Class #s Class Fee Prize Money - Notes ————————————————————————————–————————————-———————————————————————————————- .70m (2’3”) Jumper 201, 202, 203, 204, 205, 206, 419 $50 $100 Stake (#419 only)

.80m (2’7”) Jumper 207, 208, 209, 210, 211, 212, 420 $50 $100 Stake (#420 only)

.90m (2’11”) Jumper 213, 214, 215, 216, 217, 218, 421 $50 $100 Stake (#421 only)

1.00m (3’3”) Jumper 219, 220, 221, 222, 223, 224, 422 $50 $250 Stake (#422 only)

1.05m (3’5”) Jumper 225, 226, 227, 228, 229, 230, 423 $50 $250 Stake (#423 only)

1.10m (3’7”) Jumper 231, 232, 233, 234, 424 $50 ($65 for #424) $500 Stake (#424 only)

1.15m (3’9”) Jumper 236, 237, 238, 239, 425 $50 ($65 for #425) $500 Stake (#425 only)

1.20m (3’11”)Jumper 241, 242, 243, 244 $65 $200 / class + $20 add back

1.30m (4’3”) Jumper 245, 246, 247, 248 $65 $300 / class + $20 add back

1.40m (4’7”) Jumper 249, 250 $65 $500 / class + $20 add back (no championship offered in this section) ————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————-

JUNIOR / AMATEUR JUMPER SECTIONS Class #s Class Fee Prize Money ————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————- .70m (2’3”) Children’s / AA Jumper 251, 252, 253, 254 $50 -

.80m (2’7”) Children’s / AA Jumper 255, 256, 257, 258 $50 -

.90m (2’11”) Children’s / AA Jumper 259, 260, 261, 262 $50 -

1.00m (3’3”) Children’s / AA Jumper 263, 264, 265, 266 $50 -

1.05m (3’5”) Children’s / AA Jumper 267, 268, 269, 270 $50 -

1.10m (3’7”) Zone 10 Children’s Jumper 273, 274, 275 $50 -

1.10m (3’7”) Zone 10 A/A Jumper 277, 278, 279 $50 -

1.20m (3’11”) Modified Jr / Am Jumper 281, 282, 283 $50 -

1.30m (4’3”) Low Jr / AO Jumper 285, 286, 287 $65 $300 + $20 add back

1.40m (4’7”) High Jr / AO Jumper 289, 290, 291 $65 $400 + $20 add back

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OPPORTUNITY CLASSES ———————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— Opportunity classes are for entry level riders, and have been developed to create an educational ladder for the beginning competitor. Exhibitors in the opportunity

classes may not cross enter into any USEF rated classes. Horses/riders entered only in these opportunity classes are exempt from the Federation fees and

membership requirements including drugs and medication fee, horse recording and membership. Riders are not required to pay a non-member fee. All classes

will be judged on control of mount, appropriate pace, steering and effective position.

Walk-Trot Over Poles Section (4”) 601, 602 - Hunter Over Poles 603 - Hunter U/S 604, 605 - Eq Over Poles 606 - Eq Flat

Cross Rails Section (12” in middle) 607, 608 - Hunter O/F 609 - Hunter U/S 610, 611 - Eq O/F 612 - Eq Flat

Future Rider Section (1’6”-no oxers) 613, 614 - Hunter O/F 615 - Hunter U/S 616, 617 - Eq O/F 618 - Eq Flat

If there are at least six children and six adults entered in a section,

the section will be double-pinned. Entry Fee: $30 per class. All

courses will be once or twice around outside lines.

Championships offered in each section. All classes to count

equally towards the championship and points awarded 10, 6, 4, 2,

1, 1/2. In the event of a tie for Champion or Reserve, the entry

with the most points over fences will be the winner. If still tied, the

entry with the most points in the Eq Flat class will be the winner.

INDEX TO CLASSES

0.70 m = Fences 2’3” in height 0.75 m = Fences 2’5” in height 0.80 m = Fences 2’7” in height 0.85 m = Fences 2’9” in height 0.90 m = Fences 2’11” in height



1.45 m = Fences 4’9” in height 1.50 m = Fences 4’11” in height 1.55 m = Fences 5’1” in height 1.60 m = Fences 5’3” in height

Entries Close: June 4th, 11th & 18th / Prize Lists & Entry Blanks Available Online: www.langershows.com

Don’t Forget To Order Your Paddocks!

Limited number of paddocks available for $150 per week.

Contact Linda McRae at

843-706-3230

to order yours before they are sold out!

To be eligible for any Stake class, entry must have entered and shown in at least two other classes in the same section as the Stake class.


———————————————–————————————-———————–—————-——————————————————————————————— EQUITATION SECTION Class #s: Flat Over Fences Class Fee Height ————————————————————————————–————————————-————————————————————————————–—-— Low Child Equitation ** 301 302, 303 $45 2’6” Low Adult Equitation ** 304 305, 306 $45 2’6” *Low Child and Low Adult riders may not cross enter into any classes with fences exceeding 3’0” at the same show. Limit Jr / Am Equitation 307 308, 309 $45 2’9” **Limit riders are riders that have not won six first place ribbons competing in equitation classes at Regular and Local Competitions of USEF or Equine Canada Pony Equitation 310 311, 312 $45 2’3”/ 2’6”/ 3’0” Equitation 11 & Under 313 314, 315 $45 2’9” Equitation 12-14 316 317, 318 $45 3’0” Equitation 15-17 319 320, 321 $45 3’0” Equitation 18-35 322 323, 324 $45 3’0” Equitation 36 & Over 325 326, 327 $45 3’0” ————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————- MEDAL CLASSES Class # Class Fee Height Notes: ————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————--

Pessoa / USEF Hunter Seat Medal 340 $50 3’6” 6 must complete

ASPCA Horsemanship Medal 341 $50 3’6” 6 must complete

Platinum Performance / USEF Talent Search Medal 342 $50 3’6”-3’9” 6 must complete

Equisport USEF Pony Medal 343 $50 2’3”/2’6”/3’0” 6 must complete

USEF Adult Equitation 344 $50 3’3” 6 must complete

Taylor Harris (THIS) Children’s Medal 345 $50 3’0” 2 must complete

Ariat National Adult Medal 346 $50 3’0” 2 must complete

Washington Int’l Equitation Classic - Hunter Phase 347H

Washington Int’l Equitation Classic - Jumper Phase 347J

Foxfield Medal 348 $50 3’3” 3 must complete

PCHA V. Hugo-Vidal Adult Medal 349 $50 3’3” 3 must complete

Onondarka Medal 350 $50 3’0” 3 must complete

PCHA Horsemanship Medal 351 $50 3’3” 3 must complete

CPHA Horsemanship Medal 352 $50 2’6” 3 must complete

CPHA Child/Adult Medal 353 $50 3’0” 3 must complete

CPHA Foundation Eq. Class 354 $50 3’3” 3 must complete

CPHA Junior Medal 355 $50 3’6” 3 must complete

CPHA Senior Medal 356 $50 3’6” 3 must complete

WCE Junior/Amateur Medal 357 $50 3’6” 3 must complete

NorCal Junior Medal 358 $50 3’6” 3 must complete

NorCal Senior Medal 359 $50 3’6” 3 must complete

NorCal 3’ Junior / Amateur Medal 360 $50 3’0” 3 must complete

NorCal Pony Medal 361 $50 2’3”/2’6”/3’0” 3 must complete

Carousel Junior / Amateur Medal 362 $50 3’3” 3 must complete

Pickwick Medal 363 $50 3’3” 4 must complete

Horse & Hound Medal 364 $50 3’0” 4 must complete

Horse & Hound Pony Medal 365 $50 2’0”/2’6” 4 must complete

Cloverleaf Equitation Classic 366 $50 3’0” 3 must complete

Hudson & Company Medal 367 $50 3’3” 5 must complete

Almaden Farms Jr/Am Medal 368 $50 2’9” 3 must enter

3’0” LEGIS National Children’s Medal 369 $50 3’0” 3 must complete

3’0” LEGIS National Adult Medal 370 $50 3’0” 3 must complete

2’6” LEGIS Child / Adult Medal 371 $50 2’6” 3 must complete

2’0” LEGIS Mini Medal 372 $50 2’0”-no oxers 3 must complete


INDEX TO CLASSES

$50 for both phases or $50 each phase / Fences 3’6” / 3 must complete

CLASSICS / SPECIAL CLASSES MINIMUM NUMBER OF ENTRIES: If there are less than six entries at 5:00pm the day before, the Classic or Special Class will be canceled or combined at management’s discretion. ORDER OF GO / POST ENTERING: In order to facilitate a starting order, entries into any Classics / Special Classes at this show must be made by 5:00pm the day before the class is offered. Entries made by this time will not incur any Post Entry Fee and will be

included in the draw for the order of go. Entries made after this time, if accepted, will incur a $25 Post Entry Fee and will be required to

go first in the order. SCRATCHING: Entries are allowed to scratch any Classic / Special Class up until 5:00pm the day before it is offered with no Scratch Fees. Scratches made after this time will forfeit the class entry fee unless such scratch is due to injury to horse or rider and a written

note from the official horse show veterinarian or medical personnel is presented at the time of the scratch. ATTIRE: Formal attire is requested. Proper attire is mandatory. WEEKS OFFERED: Classics and Special Classes are offered all three weeks unless otherwise noted. ———————————————————

401. $2500 OPEN WELCOME 1.40m (4’7”) - Circuit Opener Only Entry Fee: $150

402. $5000 OPEN WELCOME 1.45m (4’9”) - Bay Area Summer Festival Only Entry Fee: $250

403. $5000 OPEN WELCOME 1.45m (4’9”) - Golden Gate Classic Only Entry Fee: $250 Open to any horse and rider combination. No cross entry restrictions. To be shown over a course of fences at listed height. After the

first round, in case of a tie for first place only, there will be one jump-off in which time will decide. Ties for other than first place will be

broken by time taken in the first round. USEF Table ll; Sec 2a/b (Time First Jump-Off). Prize money divided 30%, 22%, 15%, 10%,

7%, 6%, 5%, 5%. Offered all three weeks as listed above.

404. $2500 HIGH JUNIOR / AMATEUR OWNER JUMPER CLASSIC 1.40m (4’7”) Entry Fee: $150 To be eligible, horses must have entered and shown in at least one class in the High Junior / AO Jumper section at this show. To be

shown over a course of at least 14 fences at 1.40m (4’7”) in height. After the first round, in case of a tie for first place only, there will be

one jump-off in which time will decide. Ties for other than first place will be broken by time taken in the first round. USEF Table ll; Sec

2a/b (Time First Jump-Off). Prize money divided 30%, 22%, 15%, 10%, 7%, 6%, 5%, 5%. Member Event Of The 2012 Show Jumping

Hall Of Fame Jumper Classic Series. Offered all three weeks.

405. $1500 LOW JUNIOR / AMATEUR OWNER JUMPER CLASSIC 1.30m (4’3”) Entry Fee: $125 To be eligible, horses must have entered and shown in at least one class in the Low Junior / AO Jumper section at this show. To be

shown over a course of at least 14 fences at 1.30m (4’3”) in height. After the first round, in case of a tie for first place only, there will be

one jump-off in which time will decide. Ties for other than first place will be broken by time taken in the first round. USEF Table ll; Sec

2a/b (Time First Jump-Off). Prize money divided 30%, 22%, 15%, 12%, 11%, 10%. Offered all three weeks.

406. $1000 1.25m (4’1”) JUMPER CLASSIC Entry Fee: $100 To be eligible, horses must have entered and shown in at least one class at 1.20m or higher at this show. To be shown over a course

of fences at 1.25m (4’1”) in height. After the first round, in case of a tie for first place only, there will be one jump-off in which time will

decide. Ties for other than first place will be broken by time taken in the first round. USEF Table ll; Sec 2b (Time First Jump-Off). Prize

money divided 30%, 22%, 15%, 12%, 11%, 10%. Offered all three weeks.

407. $1000 MODIFIED JUNIOR / AMATEUR JUMPER CLASSIC 1.20m (3’11”) Entry Fee: $100 To be eligible, horses must have entered and shown in at least one class in the Modified Junior / Amateur Jumper section at this

show. To be shown over a course of at least 14 fences at 1.20m (3’11”) in height. After the first round, in case of a tie for first place

only, there will be one jump-off in which time will decide. Ties for other than first place will be broken by time taken in the first round.

USEF Table ll; Sec 2a/b (Time First Jump-Off). Prize money divided 30%, 22%, 15%, 12%, 11%, 10%. Offered all three weeks.

408. $1000 ZONE 10 CHILDREN’S / AA JUMPER CLASSIC 1.10M (3’7”) Entry Fee: $100 To be eligible, horses must have entered and shown in at least one class in the Zone 10 Children’s or Adult Amateur Jumper sections

at this show. To be shown over a course of fences at 1.10m (3’7”) in height. After the first round, in case of a tie for first place only,

there will be one jump-off in which time will decide. Ties for other than first place will be broken by time taken in the first round. USEF

Table II; Sec 2a/b (Time First Jump-Off). Prize money divided 30%, 22%, 15%, 12%, 11%, 10%. Offered all three weeks.




CLASSICS / SPECIAL CLASSES (continued)

409. $1000 JUNIOR / AMATEUR OWNER HUNTER CLASSIC - 3’3” / 3’6” Entry Fee: $100 To be eligible, horses must have entered, shown and completed the course in at least two classes over fences in the Junior, Amateur

Owner or 3’3” Low Amateur Owner Hunter sections at this show. The last round of each section shall count as the first round of this

classic. All entries not eliminated in the first round shall return for a second round. Scores will be averaged from both rounds to deter-

mine the winner. In case of a tie for first place only, the tied horses will jump a third round over a shortened course. In all other ties,

the prize money will be added and divided equally and officials will toss a coin for the ribbons. Prize money divided 30%, 22%, 15%,

12%, 11%, 10%. Offered all three weeks.

410. $500 CHILDREN’S HUNTER CLASSIC - 3’0” Entry Fee: $50

411. $500 ADULT AMATEUR HUNTER CLASSIC - 3’0” Entry Fee: $50 To be eligible, horses must have entered and shown in at least two classes over fences in their respective section at this show. Speci-

fications same as for the Junior / AO Hunter Classic except fence heights will be 3’0”. Prize money divided 30%, 22%, 15%, 12%,

11%, 10%. Offered all three weeks.

412. $500 PONY HUNTER CLASSIC Entry Fee: $50 To be eligible, ponies must have entered and shown in at least two classes over fences in the USEF “A” rated Pony Hunter section at

this show. Fences as per regulation pony heights. Prize money divided 30%, 22%, 15%, 12%, 11%, 10%. Offered all three weeks.

413. YOUNG JUMPER CHAMPIONSHIPS, Five Year Old Entry Fee: $50 Open to horses foaled in 2007 and recorded with the YJC and USEF. The course will consist of not less than 10 fences set 1.20m

(3’11”). Scored under USEF Table II; Section 2b (Time First Jump-Off). Offered all three weeks.

414. $300 YOUNG JUMPER CHAMPIONSHIPS, Six Year Old Entry Fee: $65 Open to horses foaled in 2006 and recorded with the YJC and USEF. The course will consist of not less than 10 fences set at 1.25m

(4’1”). Scored under USEF Table II; Sec 2b (Time First Jump-Off). Trophy and ribbon to first plus ribbons thru 8th will be awarded.

Prize money divided: 30%, 22%, 15%, 12%, 11%, 10%. Offered all three weeks.

415. $300 YOUNG JUMPER CHAMPIONSHIPS, Seven / Eight Year Old Entry Fee: $65 Open to horses foaled in 2004 and 2005 and recorded with the YJC and USEF. The course will consist of not less than 10 fences set

at 1.30m (4’3”). Scored under USEF Table II; Sec 2b (Time First Jump-Off). Trophy and ribbon to first plus ribbons thru 8th will be

awarded. Prize money divided: 30%, 22%, 15%, 12%, 11%, 10%. Offered all three weeks.

Fun Classes Held Each Week On Saturday Afternoon Before The Grand Prixs

416. $500 OPEN UNDER SADDLE DERBY Entry Fee: $25

Open to any horse / pony and rider - no entry restrictions. To be shown at a walk, trot and canter both directions of the ring. To be

judged as an under saddle class with movement of the horse / pony a primary consideration. Judges may ask for any number of other

tests on the flat - no jumping. Classic format with entries called to the middle until only the winner is left on the rail. No martingales.

Special prizes to the top six. Prize money to the top three: 50%, 30%, 20%. Woodside Circuit Opener Only

417. STICK HORSE CLASSIC Entry Fee: None

The Third Annual Stick Horse Classic takes place on Saturday, June 30th before the Bayfest Grand Prix. Be sure to stop by the

horse show office early in the week and get your “blank” stick horse, then decorate it and enter it in the class! Special prizes in several

categories to be determined by the judges. Bay Area Summer Festival Only

418. FUN CLASSES Entry Fee: None Open to all. First event will be the Egg & Spoon Class - riders to carry an egg in a spoon at the walk, trot and canter … last one still

holding their egg is the winner … touching the egg results in disqualification. Second event will be the Toast Your Champagne Glass -

riders will carry a plastic glass filled with champagne or apple cider at the walk, trot and canter … the one with the most left in their

glass at the end is the winner. Third event will be Cone Bending - riders to race around a set of cones and run back across the finish

line … fastest one is the winner … five second penalty added for knocking over a cone and missing a cone results in elimination. En-

ter once … be in all three events! Limited to the first 20 entries received. Golden Gate Classic Only.


PREMIER CLASSES

431. $2500 USHJA NATIONAL 3’0” HUNTER DERBY (Circuit Opener) Entry Fee: $150

432. $3500 USHJA NATIONAL 3’0” HUNTER DERBY (Bay Area Summer Festival) Entry Fee: $200

433. $5000 USHJA NATIONAL 3’0” HUNTER DERBY (Golden Gate Classic) Entry Fee: $250

FEES & DECLARATIONS: Entry deadline is 5:00pm the day preceding the class. The order of go will be drawn immediately after that time. Entries made after this deadline, if accepted, will be charged a $25 Post Entry Fee and will be required to go first in the order.

Scratches made by 5:00pm the day before will receive a full refund. Scratches up until the start of the class will be allowed and will

receive a refund of the Entry Fee minus a $25 Scratch Fee. ELIGIBILITY / ATTIRE: Open to any horse / rider combination. Riders, owners and trainers must be current active members of the USEF and USHJA before the start of the class. Horses and ponies competing in this class must be registered with the USHJA prior to

the start of the class. Horses must have entered and shown in at least two other hunter classes over fences in any section at the same

show. Riders may show as many horses as they wish in this class. Formal attire required. CLASS CONDITIONS: The first round will be a regular hunter classic course consisting of at least ten fences at 3’0” in height with four option fences at 3’5” in height. The top 12 entries will return for a second round over a handy hunter course consisting of at least eight

fences at 3’0” in height with four option fences at 3’5” in height. Two judges shall sit together and throw one score. After the judges’

score is given, one point will be added for each high option fence jumped without major fault (maximum of four points per round).

Scores from both rounds will be added together to determine the placings. Horses entered in this class will not be required to jog for

soundness. Any unsoundness during the competition will be reflected in the scores from the judges. AWARDS / PRIZE MONEY: Winners must ride for awards. Trophy and Ribbon to 1st Place - Ribbons awarded through 8th Place. Prize money divided as follows: 30%, 22%, 15%, 10%, 7%, 6%, 5%, 5%. High Score Awards to be presented to the highest placing

junior, highest placing amateur and highest placing professional. BONUS POINTS: In order for National Hunter Derby Zone HOTY bonus points to be awarded, riders must complete a USHJA Exhibi-tor Declaration Form. If the Exhibitor Declaration Form is not completed and submitted to the show office at the time of entry or at

least one hour prior to the start of the class, riders will not receive points for the National Hunter Derby. Visit USHJA website at

www.ushja.org for more information.

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434. $15,000 WOODSIDE JUMPER CLASSIC - 1.40m (Circuit Opener only) Entry Fee: $350

FEES & DECLARATIONS: Entry deadline is 5:00pm the day preceding the class. The order of go will be drawn immediately after that time. Entries made after this deadline, if accepted, will be charged a $25 Post Entry Fee and will be required to go first in the order.

Scratches made by 5:00pm the day before will receive a full refund. Scratches up until the start of the class will be allowed and will

receive a refund of the Entry Fee minus a $50 Scratch Fee.

ELIGIBILITY / ATTIRE: Open to any horse / rider combination. Entry must have entered and shown in at least one other jumper class at 1.20m or higher at the same show. Formal attire requested; proper attire with coats required.

CLASS CONDITIONS: This class will take place in a sand arena measuring approximately 340’ by 215’. To be shown over a first round course of fences at 1.40m (4’7”) in height. After the first round, in case of a tie for first place only, there will be one jump-off in

which time will decide. Ties for other than first place broken by time taken in the first round. USEF Table II; 2a (Time First Jump-Off).




GRAND PRIX CLASSES

*** CONDITIONS GOVERNING BOTH CLASSES ***

Eligibility

Open to any horse that has entered and competed in at least one jumper class at the same show held at 1.20m or higher.

Class Conditions

These classes will take place in an outdoor arena measuring approximately 340’ by 215’ with an all-weather sand / fiber footing

mixture. To be shown over a first round course at the USEF National Standard. After the first round, in case of a tie for first

place only, there will be one jump-off in which time will decide. Ties for other than first place shall be broken by time taken in

the first round. USEF Table II; Sec 2a (Time First Jump-Off).

Order Of Go

The order of go will be drawn as per USEF JP112. In the jump-off, if any, all horses will go in the original drawn order.

Restrictions

Poling and the use of offsets are not permitted at any time during the show.

Attire

Formal attire required.

Awards / Prize Money

Cooler & Ribbon to 1st Place - Ribbons through 12th Place

Prize Money divided 30%, 22%, 13%, 8%, 6%, 5%, 4%, 3%, 3%, 2%, 2%, 2%

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ATTENTION GRAND PRIX COMPETITORS

As per USEF Rule JP148.9, all horses entered in the Grand Prix must be on the competition grounds for the twenty-four hour period

prior to the scheduled start of the class. DESIGNATION OF ROLEX / USEF SHOW JUMPING RANKING LIST HORSE - For each

class in which riders are permitted to ride more than one horse, the rider will designate their Rolex / USEF Show Jumping Ranking List

horse prior to the beginning of the class, and ride this horse first in the competition. In each case, it will be this combination on which

he/she will earn points. For riders who do not designate their Rolex/USEF Show Jumping Ranking List horse prior to the start order

being determined, his Rolex/USEF Show Jumping Ranking List horse will be the first horse he rides in the class. If a rider scratches

his Rolex/USEF Show Jumping Ranking List horse before the start of the class, the next horse he is scheduled to ride in the class will

move into this place in the jumping order, and will become his Rolex/USEF Show Jumping Ranking List horse.

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Class 435 - $25,000 Bayfest Grand Prix To be conducted at the USEF National Standard

Grand Prix Nominating Fee: $100 / Starting Fee: $400

Total Fee: $500

The Grand Prix Nominating Fee of $100 is due by entry

closing date. If paid after the entry closing date, the Late

Grand Prix Nominating Fee is $150. The order of go will then

be drawn shortly after that time. Entry into the Bayfest Grand

Prix must be made by 5:00pm on Friday, June 29th. Entries

made after this deadline will be required to go first in the

order. Scratches at any time up until the start of the Grand

Prix will be allowed and will receive a refund of the Starting

Fee. The Grand Prix Nominating Fee is not refundable under

any circumstances.

Class 436 - $35,000 Golden Gate Grand Prix To be conducted at the USEF National Standard

Grand Prix Nominating Fee: $100 / Starting Fee: $500

Total Fee: $600

The Grand Prix Nominating Fee of $100 is due by entry

closing date. If paid after the entry closing date, the Late

Grand Prix Nominating Fee is $150. Entry into the Golden

Gate Grand Prix must be made by 5:00pm on Friday, July

6th. The order of go will then be drawn shortly after that time.

Entries made after this deadline will be required to go first in

the order. Scratches at any time up until the start of the

Grand Prix will be allowed and will receive a refund of the

Starting Fee. The Grand Prix Nominating Fee is not

refundable under any circumstances.

2012 California Professional Horsemen’s Association

Northern California Regional Medal Finals

440. 2012 CPHA Horsemanship Medal Finals Entry Fee: $75 Membership Requirements: Before entering the medal finals, trainers and riders must be members of CPHA.

Qualifying: Three (3) points qualifies for the finals.

Restrictions: Riders may not compete if they have won any medal class, equitation, hunter or jumper class with fences 3’ or higher or

any rider who is currently showing at 3’3” or has shown 3’3” in the last five years.

Specifications: First and Second Rounds - The class will be held over a 2'6" course with a minimum of eight fences, no

combinations, and at least two changes of direction. One test of either a halt or trot fence must be included in round one. There will be

two rounds with scores announced for each round and averaged together for the final score. All riders will return for round two in the

reverse order of go. There will be a work-off after the two rounds with the top 4 and anyone within 3 points of the leader or a score of

80 or above using USEF Eq Tests 1-8 (riders will not be asked to dismount or ride without stirrups). Riders will ride for ribbons and

awards first thru tenth and a victory gallop.

Additional: There is to be no contact between exhibitor and/or trainer to either judges or course designer prior to or at the conclusion

of any round without the specified technical delegate or show steward present.

Substitutions: The same horse must be ridden through all phases of the competition. However, due to illness or injury of the horse a

rider may petition to ride a substitute horse. This substitution must be approved by the Appeals Committee consisting of the Show

Manager, the Chief Steward and the Official Veterinarian, who has in fact examined the horse and determined it’s unsuitability to

continue.

441. 2012 CPHA Child / Adult Medal Finals Entry Fee: $75 Membership Requirements: Before entering the medal finals, trainers and riders must be members of CPHA.

Qualifying: Three (3) points qualifies for the finals.

Restrictions: Riders may not compete if they have won any medal class, equitation, hunter or jumper class with fences 3’3” or higher

or any rider who is currently showing at 3’6” or has shown 3’6” in the last five years.

Specifications: First and Second Rounds - The class will be held over a 3' course with a minimum of eight fences with at least two

changes of direction. There will be two rounds with scores announced for each round and averaged together for the final score. All

riders will return for round two in the reverse order of go. The top four riders from rounds 1 and 2 and anyone within 3 points of the

leader shall work off using USEF Eq. Tests 1-8 (riders will not be asked to dismount or ride without stirrups). The work-off score will

not be announced. Riders will ride for ribbons and awards first thru tenth and a victory gallop.

Additional: There is to be no contact between exhibitor and/or trainer to either judges or course designer prior to or at the conclusion

of any round without the specified technical delegate or show steward present.

Substitutions: The same horse must be ridden through all phases of the competition. However, due to illness or injury of the horse a

rider may petition to ride a substitute horse. This substitution must be approved by the Appeals Committee consisting of the Show

Manager, the Chief Steward and the Official Veterinarian, who has in fact examined the horse and determined it’s unsuitability to

continue.

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Prizes include a fabulous lettered jacket awarded to both the highest earning Professional

and the highest earning Non-Professional rider. This award will be given to the leading Professional and leading Non-Professional rider accumulating the most prize money in the USHJA National Hunter Derbys held during the five Langer Equestrian Group horse shows at Woodside (Woodside Spring Preview, Woodside Spring Classic, Woodside Circuit Opener, Bay Area Summer Festival

and Golden Gate Classic). Presentations will be held during the Golden Gate Grand Prix, Saturday, July 7, 2012 For riders with multiple horses in a particular class, only the prize money earned on the highest placed horse in that class will count towards this award.

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Overall High Point Equitation Rider

This award will be given to the overall high point equitation rider at the Woodside Summer Circuit (Woodside Circuit Opener, Bay Area Summer Festival and Golden Gate Classic). All open age group, equitation clas-ses over fences and flat, 11 & U, 12-14, 15-17, 18-35 and 36 & O. Presentations held during the Golden Gate Grand Prix on Saturday, July 7, 2012. Prize is a $1,000 CWD gift certificate.

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SHOW CHAMPIONSHIPS

In all Hunter championships, the titles shall be awarded to two of the four horses which have acquired the most points over fences. In addition to these points, only these four horses shall receive points for ribbons won in Under Saddle classes and Model classes. Ties in USEF Hunter Championships shall be broken as specified in the USEF Rule Book. Others shall remain tied and shall flip /

draw for the awards. Hunter points calculated: 10-6-4-2-1-1/2. Jumper points for all but the final class in each section shall be pointed 10-6-4-2-1-1/2. The final class in each jumper section shall be a Bonus Point class and shall count 15-9-6-3-2-1. In case of a tie for champion or reserve, the winner shall be the entry with more points in the Bonus Point class. Equitation points calculated: 10, 6, 4, 2, 1, 1/2. In case of a tie for champion or reserve, the winner shall be the entry with more points over fences. If still tied, more points in the Equitation Flat class. Combined Sections (Short, Long, Rusty Stirrup) earn points 10, 6, 4, 2, 1, 1/2. All classes count equally towards the championship. In case of a tie for champion or reserve, the winner shall be the entry with more points over fences. If still tied, more points in the Eq Flat class.

USEF CHAMPIONSHIPS

Pre-Green Hunter* 1st Yr Green Working Hunter* 2nd Yr Green Working Hunter* High Performance Working Hunter* Performance Working Hunter 3’6”* Performance Working Hunter 3’3”* Green Conformation Hunter* Regular Conformation Hunter* Small Junior Hunter* Large Junior Hunter* Low A/O Hunter 18 & O* A/O Hunter 18-35* A/O Hunter 36 & O* Small Pony* Medium Pony* Large Pony* Children’s Hunter Pony* Children’s Hunter 13 & Under* Children’s Hunter 14-17* Adult Amateur Hunter 18-35* Adult Amateur Hunter 36-49* Adult Amateur Hunter 50 & O*

OTHER CHAMPIONSHIPS

Modified Low Hunter Baby Green Hunter Training Hunter Low Hunter Modified Junior Hunter* Modified Amateur Hunter* Low Children’s Hunter Low Adult Hunter Mod Child / Adult Hunter Short Stirrup Section Long Stirrup Section Rusty Stirrup Section 0.70m Jumper 0.80m Jumper 0.90m Jumper 1.00m Jumper 1.05m Jumper 1.10m Jumper 1.15m Jumper 1.20m Jumper (**)

1.30m Jumper (**) 0.70m Ch/AA Jumper 0.80m Ch/AA Jumper 0.90m Ch/AA Jumper 1.00m Ch/AA Jumper 1.05m Ch/AA Jumper 1.10m Z10 Children’s Jumper* 1.10m Z10 Adult Amateur Jumper* 1.20m Modified Jr/Am Jumper* 1.30m Low Junior/AO Jumper* (**) 1.40m High Junior/AO Jumper (**) Equitation 11 & U* Equitation 12-14* Equitation 15-17* Equitation 18-35* Equitation 36 & O* Pony Equitation* Low Child Equitation Low Adult Equitation Limit Jr / Am Equitation

Opportunity Classes OP Walk-Trot Poles Section OP Cross Rail Section OP Future Rider Section (*) Denotes Norcal Championship (**) Based on money won

Conditions & Specifications

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HUNTERS / COMBINED DIVISIONS ————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— RATED SECTIONS OF THIS COMPETITION ARE OFFICIAL USEF POINT COMPETITIONS FOR USEF NATIONAL AND USEF ZONE HORSE OF THE YEAR AWARDS PROGRAMS. JUDGED ON PERFORMANCE AND SOUNDNESS. HUNTER COURSES - To consist of at least eight fences with changes of direction. Fences will simulate obstacles found in the hunt field, such as brush, post and rails, walls, in-and-outs, gates, etc. No bank or water jumps. Course diagrams will be posted 1/2 hour before the class. UNDER SADDLE CLASSES - To be shown at a walk, trot and canter both ways of the ring. No martingales permitted. In Regular, A/O and Junior classes, entries may be asked to hand gallop collectively one way of the ring, at the judge's discretion. No more than eight shall be asked to hand gallop at one time. ARENAS - Main Hunter is 150’x300’; Hunter 2 is 140’x240’; Hunter 3 is 120’x225’; warm-ups are 125’x200’; all rings have sand footing. HANDY HUNTERS - Courses and jumps to simulate those found in trappy hunt country, and may include natural obstacles, a trot fence and obstacles to lead around. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~

GREEN WORKING HUNTERS - A green hunter is a horse of any age in his first or second year of showing at USEF recognized shows in classes with fences 3'6" or higher. 1st Year horses to jump 3'6" and 2nd Year horses to jump 3'9". HIGH PERFORMANCE WORKING HUNTERS - Open to any horse. No cross entry restrictions. Fences 3’9”. PERFORMANCE WORKING HUNTERS 3’6” - Open to any horse. No cross entry restrictions. Fences 3’6”. PERFORMANCE WORKING HUNTERS 3’3” - Open to any horse. No cross entry restrictions. Fences 3’3”. GREEN / REGULAR CONFORMATION HUNTERS - Green: A horse of any age in his first year of showing at USEF recognized shows in classes with fences 3'6" or higher. Regular: Open to any horse. Green horses to jump 3'6" and Regular horses to jump 3’9”. To be judged 70% on performance and soundness; 30% on conformation. JUNIOR WORKING HUNTERS - Open to horses of any age and ridden by a junior exhibitor. Horse/rider combination is restricted from showing in both Children's and Junior Hunter divisions at the same show. All horses showing at a regular member show in the Junior Hunter division must have a current USEF measurement card. Fences 3'6". AMATEUR OWNER HUNTERS - Horses to be ridden by an Amateur Owner or an amateur member of the owner's family. Horse/rider combination cannot show in both Adult Amateur and Amateur Owner Hunter divisions at the same show. Fences 3'6" (3’3” for Low section). PONY HUNTERS - All ponies must have a current measurement card or valid measurement form issued by the USEF, and it must be shown in the horse show office BEFORE numbers are released. To be ridden by a junior exhibitor as per USEF age restrictions. Fences 2'3" for Small / 2'6" for Medium / 3'0" for Large Ponies. The first class over fences will be a Conformation class and shall count 75% performance and 25% conformation. PRE-GREEN HUNTERS - A horse of any age that qualifies as a Pre-Green according to USEF Zone 10 specifications. Fences 3'0". No jog. CHILDREN'S HUNTERS - Open to horses and ponies ridden by a junior exhibitor. Horses or riders may not cross enter into any Junior Hunter class. Children riders may not cross enter into any class at the same show with fences exceeding 3’3” except Children’s Jumpers, Jr/Am Modified Jumpers, Equitation and Medal classes. No jog. Fences 3’0”. ADULT AMATEUR HUNTERS - Open to horses ridden by Adult Amateur riders. The horses or riders may not cross enter into 1st Yr., 2nd Yr., or Regular Working Hunters at the same show. A/A riders may not cross enter into any class at the same show with fences exceeding 3’3” except A/A Jumpers, Jr/Am Modified Jumpers, Equitation and Medal classes. No jog. Fences 3’0”. CHILDREN'S PONY HUNTERS - Open to ponies ridden by a junior exhibitor who has not reached his/her 18th birthday. Same pony / rider combination may not cross enter into the Regular Pony Hunter division at the same show. Fences 2'0" for Small and Medium; 2'6" for Large. Distances will not be adjusted. Spreads not to exceed fence height. No jog. MODIFIED LOW HUNTERS - Open to any horse and rider. No cross entry restrictions. Trotting not to be penalized. No jog. Fences 2'6". BABY GREEN HUNTERS - Open to any horse and rider combination. Trotting not to be penalized. No jog. Fences 2'6". TRAINING HUNTERS - Open to any horse and rider combination. No cross entry restrictions. No jog. Fences 2’9”. LOW HUNTERS - Open to any horse and rider combination. No cross entry restrictions. Fences 3'0". No jog. SCHOOLING HUNTERS - Open to any horse and rider combination. No cross entry restrictions. Fences 3’0”. No jog. MODIFIED JUNIOR HUNTERS - Open to any horse ridden by a junior rider. No cross entry restrictions. Fences 3’3”. No jog. MODIFIED AMATEUR HUNTERS - Open to any horse ridden by an amateur rider. No cross entry restrictions. Fences 3’3”. No jog. LOW CHILDREN’S HUNTERS - Open to any horse ridden by a junior rider. Riders may not cross enter into any classes with fences exceeding 3’0” at the same show. Fences 2’6”. No jog. LOW ADULT HUNTERS - Open to any horse ridden by an adult rider. Riders may not cross enter into any classes with fences exceeding 3’0” at the same show. Fences 2’6”. No jog. MODIFIED CHILDREN’S / ADULT HUNTERS - Open to any horse ridden by a junior or adult rider. No cross entry restrictions. Fences 2’9”. No jog. SHORT STIRRUP DIVISION - Open to riders 11 years of age and under who have never competed in a class over fences exceeding 3’0” in height and who have never won a 3’0” or higher medal class at a USEF sanctioned show, except Pony Hunters and Equitation. Fences 2’0” - no oxers. LONG STIRRUP DIVISION - Open to riders 12-17 years of age who have never competed in a class over fences exceeding 3’0” in height and who have never won a 3’0” or higher medal class at a USEF sanctioned show except Pony Hunters and Equitation. Fences 2’0” - no oxers. RUSTY STIRRUP DIVISION - Open to riders 18 years of age and over who have never competed in a class over fences exceeding 3’0” in height and who have never won a 3’0” or higher medal class at a USEF sanctioned show, except Pony Hunters and Equitation. Fences 2’0” - no oxers. SCHOOLING PONY HUNTERS - Open to ponies ridden by a junior. No cross entry restrictions. Fences 2'0"-no oxers. Distances will not be adjusted. No jog.

General Rules & Regulations

ENTRY CLOSING DATES: Entries must be postmarked by Monday, June 4th for Circuit Opener, Monday, June 11th for Bay Area Summer

Festival & Monday, June 18th for Golden Gate Classic and received within 7 days of the postmark. ENTRY PROCEDURES: a) For each horse entered, send only the $50 Entry Deposit, Stall Fees: $175 (North stabling) or $210 (Grand Prix stabling) for each stall requested and

any applicable Jumper Nominating Fee. If hauling in each day, do not include a stall fee. b) The entry form MUST be completely filled out and include: horse’s name and complete description, all classes entered and all required

signatures (including parent / guardian in the case of a minor exhibitor). Entries that do not conform are considered incomplete and are subject to a $50 Incomplete Entry Fee.

c) Enclose a check, payable to WCO, BASF or GGC respectively (credit cards are not accepted for entry deposits) that is completely filled out (not left open) that will be deposited on the entry closing date. You must then bring a signed, open check or a credit card to the show for the remainder of your fees. NUMBERS WILL NOT BE ISSUED WITHOUT THIS SIGNED, OPEN CHECK OR CREDIT CARD IMPRINT LODGED WITH THE SHOW OFFICE.

d) Entries received by the closing date and adhering to the entry procedure outlined will have the $50 Entry Deposit credited to their horse’s account. Late entries and entries made at the show will be charged a $50 Late Entry Fee.

e) Stalls paid for by entry closing date will be $175 or $210. Stalls paid for after entry closing date will be $190 or $225. f) USEF, USHJA, PCHA, NORCAL, CPHA and various other organizations have specific requirements for entry and participation in certain or all classes

at this competition. Proof of membership for owners, riders and trainers, USEF Pony and Junior Hunter measurement cards and horse recording numbers are among the items that sanctioning organizations require. Competitors are responsible for knowledge of the requisite rules and for providing the required data. Non-member and other fees must be assessed if these items are not available. Competitors may be refused entry into certain classes if required data is not provided.

HUNTER / EQ FEE: Horses or ponies entered in any hunter or equitation classes at this show must pay a $35 Hunter / Eq Fee. This fee allows hunters and equitation entries to add/scratch classes up to 5:00pm the day before and to school in the rings when available. HIGH JUMPER NOMINATING FEE: Horses entered in any 1.20m or higher jumper classes (EXCEPT Mod Jr/Am Jumper) must pay a $75 High Jumper Nominating Fee. This fee allows jumpers to add / scratch classes the day before at no charge. Horses entered only in the YJC classes DO NOT have to pay the High Jumper Nominating Fee. LOW JUMPER NOMINATING FEE: Horses entered in any jumper classes below 1.20m (AND Mod Jr/Am Jumper) must pay a $50 Low Jumper Nominating Fee. This fee allows jumpers to add / scratch classes the day before at no charge. Horses entered only in the YJC classes DO NOT have to pay the Low Jumper Nominating Fee. JUMPER NOMINATING FEE REFUND POLICY: Prior to entry closing date: 100% refundable; after the entry closing date and prior to the start of the show - 50% refundable; after the show starts, regardless of whether or not the horse has shown in any classes, the Jumper Nominating Fee is non-refundable under any circumstances. CHECKING-IN AT THE HORSE SHOW OFFICE: Upon checking in at the horse show office and picking up the horse’s number, classes may be added, scratched or changed without penalty. ADDING REGULAR CLASSES: To add a regular class after the horse’s number has been picked up, you MUST do so by 5:00pm the day before the class is to be held and you must add it on an Add / Scratch Form in the horse show office (trainers may complete the Trainer Form). There is no charge to add classes if done the day before. Same day adds, if allowed, will incur a $10 per class fee. Absolutely no classes may be added after they have started. SCRATCHING REGULAR CLASSES: To scratch a regular class after the horse’s number has been picked up, you MUST scratch it on an Add / Scratch Form or Trainer Form in the horse show office PRIOR to the start of the class (a class may not be scratched once it has started). Telling the starter at the back gate that you are not going or not showing up will result in forfeiture of your entry fee. There is no charge to scratch if done by 5:00pm the day before. Same day scratches will be charged a $10 per class fee.

CLASSICS / SPECIAL CLASSES: May add up until 5pm the day before. After that time, if accepted, adds will incur a $25 Fee and must go first in the order. May scratch up to 5pm the day before without penalty. After that time and same day scratches will forfeit the class entry fee unless scratch is due to injury to horse or rider and a written note from the official show veterinarian or medical personnel is presented at the time of the scratch. TRANSFERS AND CHANGES: The transfer of horses and riders from one class or section to another will be allowed under the following circumstances: • Transfer is made the day prior to the start of the class or section. • Full credit will be given for the scratched class or section, but Post

Entry Fees must be paid on all added classes or sections. • There is no charge for exhibitors changing horses in an equitation

class provided the change is processed correctly through the horse show office.

SUBSTITUTIONS - SAME OWNER: With a vet’s certificate, a new horse may be substituted for a scratched horse under the following conditions: • Both horses are owned / leased by the same owner. • The scratched horse has not shown in any classes. • The scratched horse pays a $50 Show Scratch Fee. • The scratched horse’s stall fee is transferred to the substituted horse. • The substituted horse pays no late fee. • The substituted horse pays no add fees when initially completing an

entry blank and entering classes, but is subject to all of the rules after the entry blank is submitted and the number is picked up.

SUBSTITUTIONS - SAME TRAINER: Same as above except the substituted horse pays an additional $35 office fee. SHOW SCRATCHES: • On or before the closing date of entries, all fees shall be refunded. • After the closing date of entries, the Entry Deposit, Stall Fee and

proper portion of any Jumper Nominating Fee are not refundable under any circumstances.

• All other fees will be refunded upon presentation of a statement signed by a veterinarian (or medical doctor in the case of a rider) stating that the horse (or rider) is unable to perform in the classes entered (exception: see sections on Jumper Nominating Fee). All scratches must be submitted in writing to be considered for a refund; phone call scratches will not be considered. REFUND REQUESTS MUST BE SUBMITTED BY THE END OF THE SHOW. NO REFUND REQUESTS WILL BE CONSIDERED AFTER THE SHOW.



STABLING: • Whether occupied by horses, feed or tack, North stalls will be

available for $175 each and Grand Prix Barn stalls for $210 each. First bedding is not included. The stalls are approximately 9’6” by 9’6” steel framed canvas panels with doors. Stalls paid for late after entry closing date will be $190 and $225 respectively.

• The show office handles all stall transactions and charges. Private transactions involving stalls are not permitted.

• Management reserves the right to limit tack stalls. • Stall fees are not refundable after entry closing date unless all stalls at

a show are sold and the cancelled stall can be re-sold to another competitor based on the Show Secretary’s waiting list.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE - Circuit Opener: Arrival after 10:00am Monday June 18th and departure by 8:00pm Sunday, June 24th. Bay Area Summer Festival: Arrival after 10:00am Monday June 25th and departure by 8:00pm Sunday, July 1st. Golden Gate Classic: Arrival after 10:00am Monday July 2nd and departure by 8:00pm Sunday, July 8th. Early arrivals or late departures MUST be arranged in advance by contacting Linda McRae at (818) 563-3250, ext. 8 or by emailing her at [email protected]. FEED AND BEDDING: Feed and bedding orders that are to be delivered prior to arrival at the show must be mailed in with your entries. These orders will be dropped in front of your stalls and disputes regarding quantities will not be permitted. During the show, feed and bedding orders must be placed before 11:00am for same day delivery. Deliveries from outside feed companies and inter-competitor / trainer sales will not be allowed. GROUNDS FEE: A Grounds Fee of $45 per day will be charged for horses that are showing that are not occupying a stall. Exception: Horses that pay regular monthly board to the Horse Park at Woodside are exempt from paying this fee. SECTION ENTRY FEES: After showing in the first class of any section requiring a section entry fee, no refunds will be given for scratching any classes within the section for any reason. PRIZE MONEY / AWARDS: Prize money checks will be mailed or hand-delivered to the owner within 30 days after the show. NO PRIZE MONEY WILL BE MAILED UNLESS THE SOCIAL SECURITY # OR TAX ID # OF THE OWNER OR PAYEE IS LISTED ON THE ENTRY BLANK. All purses and add-backs shall be divided as follows unless otherwise specified: 1st - 30%, 2nd - 22%, 3rd - 15%, 4th - 12%, 5th - 11% and 6th - 10%. Ribbons shall be awarded to eighth place in all regular classes and classics unless otherwise stated. NON-SHOWING FEE: Stalls will be available for non-showing horses only if the show is not sold out after entry closing date. Horses stabled but not entered in the show will be charged a $100 Non-Showing Fee. RV PARKING: A limited number of RV spaces are available for $300 per show, which includes water, electric and two pump-outs (see office for pump-out schedule). Self-contained RVs without hook-ups will be charged $100 per show. Reservations must be made on the entry form and payment made in full when sending in the entry form. RNE (Rode Not Entered): Entries that show in a class that was not properly entered will be charged the class entry fee plus a $25.00 RNE Fee. Starters are not responsible for keeping you out of classes you are not entered in. RETURNED CHECKS: Checks returned by the bank for any reason are regarded as a most serious offense and will be handled according to the following procedure: A 10% PENALTY WILL BE ASSESSED FOR EVERY RETURNED CHECK (MINIMUM OF $50.00). Accounts will be given ten(10) days to be paid in full with cash or cash equivalent or they will be turned into the sanctioning organizations for further disciplinary action. Repeat offenders in a given show year will be turned in immediately with no 7 day grace period.

EQUITATION ENTRIES: Equitation riders must wear the number of the horse they are officially entered on. Numbers are assigned to horses, not riders. If a rider wishes to change horses for an equitation class, they may do so without penalty; however the proper paperwork must be completed in the horse show office prior to the start of the class. Violations can result in RDNE Fees, fines and charges being brought by the USEF Steward. MINIMUM CLASS REQUIREMENTS: A minimum of three entries are required to hold a class (exception: medal classes with other minimum requirements). Regular classes with less than three entries may be canceled, combined or held at management’s discretion. Prize money classes with less than three entries may be canceled, combined or held at management’s discretion. VENDORS: For vendor information, contact Sandra McKeon at: (707) 632-5928 or email her at: [email protected]. PARKING AND TRAFFIC: All trucks, autos, golf carts and other motorized vehicles must be parked in designated areas only. Vehicle traffic is a major safety concern at horse shows. Vehicles must adhere to the maximum speed limit of 10 miles per hour and must stay on the Horse Park roadways at all times. DOGS: Dogs are not permitted to be loose on competition grounds and must be on a leash or otherwise contained. Individuals must not lead dogs on a leash while mounted. Dog owners are solely responsible for any damages, claims, losses or actions resulting from their dogs’ behaviors. Dog owners failing to comply with this rule may be subject to penalty under Chapters 6 and 7, as well as issuance of warning cards. In addition, show management may institute a $50 fine for any loose dogs, per occurrence, and reserves the right to impound loose dogs and / or summon Animal Control at the owner’s expense. CLOSED RINGS: Riders may not enter any ring marked as closed. CONFLICTS: It is the intention of management to avoid holding rings to wait for horses and riders. Riders with conflicts must arrange their jumping order with the starters so that they will not hold up a class. Trainer conflicts are not considered legitimate conflicts. Starters have the authority to scratch horses and riders who are not timely or who do not follow their instructions. NON-U.S. EXHIBITORS: The legend “U.S. Funds” must be printed on the face of any check drawn on a non-U.S. bank and used to pay any fees for these shows. Entries received that do not adhere to this policy will be returned. No exceptions. MOTORIZED VEHICLES AND GOLF CARTS: Minors who do not have a valid driver’s license which allows them to operate a motorized vehicle in the state in which they reside will not be permitted to operate a motorized vehicle of any kind including, but not limited to, golf carts, motorcycles, scooters, or farm utility vehicles on the competition grounds of licensed competitions. Minors who have a valid temporary license may operate the above described motorized vehicles as long as they are accompanied by an adult with a valid driver’s license. The parent(s), legal guardian(s), or individual who signs the entry blank as a parent or guardian of a minor operating a motorized vehicle in violation of this rule are solely responsible for any damages, claims, losses or actions resulting from that operation. Violations of this rule will be cause for sanctions against the parent(s), gurardian(s) and/or trainer(s) who are responsible for the child committing the offense. Penalties may include exclusion of the child, parent(s), guardian(s), and/or trainer(s) from the competition grounds for the remainder of the competition and charges being filed against any of the above individuals in accordance with Chapter 6. Wheelchairs and other mobility devices for individuals with disabilities are exempt from this rule. ABUSE: Competitors who abuse horses will be eliminated by the judge and may be subject to fines and/or penalties. Abuse includes, but is not limited to, use of the whip four or more times in a row anywhere on a horse; use of the whip even once in front of the horse’s shoulder; use of a whip so hard that it leaves welts or marks on a horse’s body.


MEDICAL WASTE: In accordance with the 1989 Federal Waste Tracking Act, which restricts the disposal of medical waste, and the rules of USEF, Bio Hazardous Medical Waste Containers (Sharps boxes) will be provided in the stable area. All exhibitors and their agents are responsible for the proper disposal of their hazardous waste. CROSS COUNTRY COURSES: Trails and galloping tracks are open to competitors for hacking; helmets required. No jumping is allowed on the cross country course unless you are a Horse Park at Woodside member. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES: Alcoholic beverages of any kind may not be consumed on the show grounds except when inside of RVs and at scheduled horse show parties and special horse show functions that are confined to a specific location. TRAINER SPLITS: These shows offer a service that allows trainers to have their tack stall, feed and bedding split evenly among their clients’ horse show bills by completing a Trainer Tack, Feed & Bedding Split Form. Deadlines for filing Trainer Split Forms will be posted in the horse show office. Please advise your clients that these charges will appear on their show bill. Only dollar amounts will be split (not quantities) and totals will be rounded up to the next whole dollar amount. Uncollected splits will revert back to the trainer. ADD BACK PRIZE MONEY: In classes with add back, prize money is computed from the number of horses that actually show. Horses entered but not shown will forfeit their add back. PROTECTIVE HEADGEAR: Except as may otherwise be mandated by local law, the Federation strongly encourages all riders while riding anywhere on the competition grounds, to wear protective headgear with harness secured which passes or surpasses ASTM / SEI standards for equestrian use and carries the SEI tag. It is the responsibility of the rider, or the parent or guardian or trainer of the junior exhibitor to see to it that the headgear worn complies with appropriate safety standards for protective headgear intended for equestrian use, and is properly fitted and in good condition, and the Federation, Show Committee, and Licensed Officials are not responsible for checking headgear worn for such compliance. SCHOOLING SUPERVISION: Please be advised that starters also serve as schooling supervisors and have authority, as agents of management, to enforce USEF schooling rules. POLING: Poling and the use of offsets ARE NOT permitted at any time, anywhere on the show grounds.

Please Remember

Grooms may NOT arrive early to set-up stalls and move in horses. The facility needs this time to clean stalls from the previous event, deliver pre-orders of feed and bedding and to prepare the stalls for our event. Early arrivals will be turned away or forced to wait until stalls are ready!

Directions to the Directions to the Directions to the Directions to the Horse Park at WoodsideHorse Park at WoodsideHorse Park at WoodsideHorse Park at Woodside

From I-280 exit at Sand Hill Road and go west.

The entrance to the Horse Park is approximately

one-half mile on your right.

3674 Sand Hill Road

Woodside California 94062

For detailed driving directions, please

download detailed driving directions from

our website:

www.langershows.com

For Facility Information: The Horse Park at Woodside

650-851-2140 650-851-5015 fax www.horsepark.org

For Horse Show Information:

Linda McRae 843-706-3230

[email protected]

During the Horse Show: Horse Show Office

650-851-3371 650-851-3922 fax

www.langershows.com

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