2014 Show Season Proudly Presented by

We are pleased to be the lead sponsor for The South East zone Trillium

Hunter Jumper shows for 2014!

We are in excellent company with many local businesses

supporting this wonderful organization.

We hope we will have the opportunity to meet you at one of the shows this summer.

Congratulations to everyone who is a part of this show

season. You are already winners for being a part of it!

Bud, Peter, Marc, & Frank

We are pleased to be the lead sponsor for The South East Zone Trillium Hunter/Jumper

shows for 2014!

We are in excellent company with many local businesses supporting this wonderful organization.

We hope we will have the opportunity to meet you at one of the shows this summer.

Congratulations to everyone who is part of this show season.

You are already winners for being a part of it!

Bud, Peter, Marc, & Frank

W elcome to the 2014 South East Zone Show Season! We look forward to another successful year and continue to build what has become a strong, encouraging community for riders to develop their skills in. Last year was a wonderful

show season with an increase in members and show entries. This year’s prize list and schedule has been improved to better serve our members. We have changed some of our pricing and added more training level classes. We also have a more efficient schedule this season with all bronze classes on one day and all silver hunter classes on another. We will once again, look forward to hosting our second annual Hunter Derby, which was a great success last year. The South East Zone strives to continue to provide a supportive, friendly and competitive show environment for all members. I encourage you to take some time and look through our prize list, the full version can be found on our website at www.southeasttrilliumzone.com. You will see clas-ses for every level of horse and rider as well as a full list of sponsors that have committed to helping us make our shows a success. Happy horse showing! Glenda O’Reilly President SE THJA

President’s Message

Thank you to our Gold Level Sponsors

Sponsor of Large Pony Division

Sponsor of the 1M Jumper Division

Sponsor of the Hunter Derby

being held at the show on

August 24th

For more info please email

gladstonehorseshows2014@gmail.com

Greenhawk Harness & Equestrian Supplies, Tourism Kingston,

St. Lawrence Veterinary Services, North Stone Farm, Viner,

Kennedy, Frederick, Allan & Tobias LLP, The Hollet Family,

Gladstone Farm, Antares, SE Equestrian and Wilton Tack

2014 Horse Show Dates

June 7 & 8 Jumper Judge/Ring One: Cathy Aker

Judge in Ring Two: Gay Ellen Dennis Course Designer: Mike Pegg Steward: Nancy Picken

June 21 & 22 Jumper Judge/Ring One: Judy Masson

Judge in Ring Two: Jody Thomlinson Course Designer: Mel Grommoff Steward: Martha Worts

July 5 & 6 Jumper Judge/Ring One: Susan Legge

Judge in Ring Two: Laura Keland May Course Designer: Tracey Howard Steward: Martha Worts

July 19 & 20 Jumper Judge/Ring One: Heidi Meuller

Judge in Ring Two: Grits McMullen Course Designer: Rebecca McGovern Steward: Jane Heatherington

August 9 & 10 Jumper Judge/Ring One: Grits McMullen Judge in Ring Two: Cathy Aker Course Designer: Mel Grommoff Steward: Jane Holbrook

August 23 & 24 Jumper Judge/Ring One: Laura Keland May

Judges: ring two- Susan Evans Course Designer: Tracey Howard Steward: Nancy Picken

All 2014 South East Trillium Hunter/Jumper Shows will be held at Gladstone Farm - 2147 Cordukes Rd, Kingston, ON K7L 4V4

Contact: gladstonehorseshows2014@gmail.com

All entries to be completed through www.showmate.net

Thank you to our Gold Level Sponsors

Sponsor of Sm./Med. Pony Division

Sponsor of Short Stirrup Division

Sponsor of Modified 2'9" Child/Adult Hunter Division

The Hollet Family

Sponsor of the Beginner 2'6" Hunter Division

Antares, SE Equestrian, Wilton Tack, Greenhawk Harness &

Equestrian Supplies, Tourism Kingston, St. Lawrence Veteri-

nary Services, North Stone Farm, Viner, Kennedy, Frederick,

Allan & Tobias LLP, The Hollet Family and Gladstone Farm

T he South East Trillium Zone has chosen to use Showmate for all entries for the 2014 Show Season.

Showmate is an online program that allows you to do your horse show entries online before the show. The program is very user

friendly and it only takes minutes to register for the show. You are also able to print your invoice right away!

Showmate stores all of your information and keeps it from year to year so that after you use is once you do not need to enter your passport or membership numbers again. Prize money is de-ducted from your bill before you pay for the show at the end of the day.

The entry counts for each show are continuously updated and the orders of go will be posted online prior to show to help you estimate when your class may be run. Standings are posted after each division finishes and can be viewed online while you’re at the show. No waiting and wondering where you are in the standings after the show and waiting to find out if you’ve qualified for year end awards and Trillium Championships!

To register for any of the shows please visit www.showmate.net

Gladstone Farm is very pleased to welcome all competitors back for an-other exciting year of competition and fun!

The on call veterinary at all horse shows will be St. Lawrence Veterinary Services

613.546.1747

The on call farrier for all horse shows will be Matt Campbell Farrier Services

613.267.0790

How to Submit your Entries for a Show

Sponsor of Modified Child/Adult Division

Thank you to our Gold Level Sponsors

Sponsor of Children’s Hunter Division

Sponsor of .90m Jumper Division

North Stone Farm, Viner, Kennedy, Frederick, Allan & Tobias

LLP, The Hollet Family, Gladstone Farm, Antares, Wilton Tack,

SE Equestrian, Greenhawk Harness & Equestrian Supplies,

Tourism Kingston and St. Lawrence Veterinary Services

Eligibility for Competition

as well as Year-End

Awards & Championships

Silver Competition

Riders AND owners must provide proof of 2014 EC Silver, OEF

and THJA (South East Zone) memberships prior to competing

at the first show.

All Junior Riders must provide a copy of his/her birth certifi-

cate prior to competing at the first show.

Amateur riders must have a valid “Amateur Status” designa-

tion (as shown on the EC membership card).

Horses/ponies must have a valid passport (sport license) for

all divisions except the Hack Division.

Horse/Rider combinations must compete in a minimum of 4

of the 6 shows in their respective division/class.

Intent to compete at championships must be provided to

Zone President (Glenda O’Reilly) no later than the Monday

after the last show.

Bronze Competition

Riders AND owners must provide proof of 2014 EC Bronze,

OEF and THJA (South East Zone) memberships prior to com-

peting at the first show.

All Junior Riders must provide a copy of his/her birth certifi-

cate prior to competing at the first show.

Horse/Rider combinations must compete in a minimum of 4

of the 6 shows in their respective division/class.

Bronze level Divisions/Classes do not qualify for Trillium

Championships

Thank you to our Silver Level Sponsors

Bridle Path Tack, Leahurst College, Smith & Hineman, KOA,

Sun Life Financial Tania Ashe, Cornerstone Wealth Planning

Saturday

Ring 1 (priority) Ring 2

No warm-up Warm-up from 6:30 -7:45am

8:00 am start time 8:00 am start time

.75 Training Jumper Division

.90M Clear Round Jumper Class

.90M Jumper Division

1 M Jumper Division

1 M Jumper Medal 1.1 Jumper Division

Beginner Flat Division

Crossrail Hunter Division

Leadline Class

Warm-up for Over Fences

Low/High Training Hunter 2’3” Junior/Amateur Hunter Medal

Junior Equitation on the Flat

Senior Equitation on the Flat

Sunday

Ring 1 (priority) Ring 2

Warm-up from 6:00 – 8:00am Warm-up from 6:00 – 7:30am

8:00 am start time 7:30 am start time

A Equitation on the Flat

Large Pony Hunter Division

A Equitation Over Fences (run con-currently with above division) Modified Child/Adult Division

Modified Medal Low Hunter

Adult Amateur Hunter

Adult Equitation Over Fences (run concurrently with above division) Adult Equitation on the Flat

Children’s Hunter

Children’s Medal Modified Junior/Amateur Hunter

Trillium Hunter Low/High

C Equitation on the Flat

B Equitation on the Flat

Short Stirrup

Small/Medium Pony Division

B & C Equitation Over Fences (run concurrently with above division) Hack Division

2’6” Hunter Division

2’6” Junior/Amateur Hunter Divi-sion

Show Schedule For 2014 Show Season

(subject to possible change)

Thank you to our Silver Level Sponsors

Bridle Path Tack, Leahurst College, Smith & Hineman, KOA,

Sun Life Financial Tania Ashe, Cornerstone Wealth Planning

Meet the Judges

Laura Keland-May is passionate

about giving people the necessary tools to reach their maximum poten-tial with their horse. She likes to say, "I help people build powerful rela-tionships with their horses. I help people get results from their horse, and identify simple step-by-step so-lutions so equestrians can reach their potential. When you have a relationship with your horse, your horse will perform better for you". Laura brings her expertise from her 25+ years as a Senior Equine Canada Judge, Coach 2 (Hunter/Jumper), author ( 20+ Exercises to Improve Your Riding Position) and Recorded Steward to assist her clients and stu-dents.

Heidi Meuller has been a ‘r’ Sta-

tus Hunter/Jumper/Hack/Equitation judge since 2003 and a EC Level 2 coach since 2004. She currently owns Rushmount Equine Sports Ltd. with Mikael McCahon and is training with Beth Underhill. Heidi has also competed as a Professional Arm Wrestler with Team Canada since 1998.

Grits McMullen has been a Sen-

ior Judge for the last 31 years and has judged in Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, Quebec, Ontario and right

down through Georgia, U.S.A. She owns Sunset Farms in Stittsville, On-tario with her husband, Tim McMul-len, has her International Passport for Coaching and has trained many young riders and horses in the past 35 years. Grits has been affiliated with the Ottawa Valley Hunt since 1973 and is currently a Joint Mas-ter. She continues to breed and pro-duce quality Sport Horses for the show ring, event world, hunt field and pleasure.

Susan Evans has been around

horses/ponies since she was 8 years old and says “the love never goes away. I started competing when I was around 10 or so, just in local events around our area. I started judging schooling shows in 2002 and worked very hard with numerous judges to achieve my ‘r’ status to judge the Silver and Bronze shows. I enjoy judging and stewarding very much and especially enjoy watching the development and progress of the younger children staring in the short stirrup division and working their way up to the junior/children’s divi-sions. I have a wonderful horse that I show myself and hope to keep show-ing as long as I can. I find horses and all that goes with them is very re-warding.”

Thank you to our Bronze Level Sponsors

Kingston Olive Oil Company, King’s Town School, Lakeside Ma-rine Contracting, Upper Canada Office Systems, Multideas Pro-motions, Willows Agriservices, Bryan Allen Trailering Services, Oakridge Farm, Sunset Stables, Finucane Equine Services, The

Healey Family, The Saunders Family and Menno Pretorius Professional Dutch Painter

The Healey Family

Meet the Judges

Cathy Aker has been a recorded

judge since 2002. She upgraded to her Senior status in 2010. In addition to judging Trillium shows throughout the province, she has judged in Man-itoba, Nova Scotia and Bermuda.

Gay-Ellen Dennis was raised in

Ontario on a dairy farm, along with sheep, draft horses and a few riding horses. A love for ponies and jump-ing led her to a lifetime of riding show hunters. She was very success-ful in equitation and hunters, quali-fying and competing successfully at the Royal Winter Fair.

Gay-Ellen holds Senior Judging cards in hunters, hack, equitation and jumpers. She has judged in Bermuda and across Canada. She currently lives on the Bruce Peninsula on the shores of Georgian Bay.

Judy Masson has been judging for

over 10 years at the Trillium level and has judged in all of the zones at one time or another. She is a horse owner of wonderful OTTB'S and runs a retirement farm. Both of her daughters are still showing in their adult lives.

Jody Thomlinson has been an

active hunter jumper competitor for over 30 years. She has competed at the RAWF National Finals in the both Ad Amateur and Am Owner divi-sions. Judging hunters is something she truly enjoys and has been doing since 2009.

Susan Legge is a Senior Equine

Canada Judge and Senior National Steward. She has been working across Canada as an E.C. Official for over ten years. Susan shows her own horses as an amateur in the hunter and jumper divisions, primar-ily on the National Circuit.

Thank you to our Bronze Level Sponsors

Bryan Allen Trailering Services

Short and long distance custom trailering. Located in southeastern (Glenburnie) Ontario

613.549.3849

horsetrailer@kos.net

Kingston Olive Oil Company, King’s Town School, Lakeside Ma-rine Contracting, Upper Canada Office Systems, Multideas Pro-motions, Willows Agriservices, Bryan Allen Trailering Services, Oakridge Farm, Sunset Stables, Finucane Equine Services, The

Healey Family, The Saunders Family and Menno Pretorius Professional Dutch Painter

The Saunders Family

Silver Jumper and Hack Division Descriptions

Please see full prize list online at www.southeasttrilliumzone.com

SILVER JUMPER DIVISION FEE: $60.00

All Silver Rated Jumper Divisions (with the exception of the Jumper Medal) will consist of two Table A (Article 238 AM5) and one Table A Speed (Article 238 AM5)

0.90m Jumper – Open to all riders. Standing martingales allowed but Ger-man martingales and draw reins are prohibited.

1.0m Jumper – JUNIOR/AMATEUR riders only. Standing martingales allowed but German martingales and draw reins are prohibited.

1.0m Jumper – OPEN. Standing martingales allowed but German martingales and draw reins are prohibited.

1.10m Jumper - Open to all riders. Standing Martingales and draw reins are not allowed for any competitor in this division.

1.0 Jumper Medal - Open to Junior and Amateur riders only. This class will have both an over fences and a flat phase, with the over fences phase being completed first. 50% of competitors, or a maximum of 12, to be called back to complete the flat phase of the competition. Tack and Equipment of horse and rider as per Equine Canada Jumper rules for recognized jumper divisions, and must remain the same for both phases. The top four (4) riders may complete a short test determined by the Judge.

10. 1.0m Jumper Medal

CLASS ENTRY FEE: $20.00

SILVER HACK DIVISION DIVISION ENTRY FEE: $60.00

Horses in this Division may be of any breed or combination of breeds, must have a natural action, i.e., not high and/or weighted, and must be over 14.2 hands. Passports not required. The Hack Division shall consist of Road, Show and Pleasure Hack. - Martingales, breastplates, boots of any kind and/or bandages are not al-lowed. Drop and flash nosebands are prohibited. Brow bands shall be leather or any description but not solid white, coloured or sequenced (Article F1004.3/4/5). Whips not permitted in any hack class (Article F1006).

Menno Pretorius Professional Dutch Painter

Call: 613.483.2437 or 613.372.5886

25 years experience in Kingston and Amsterdam

Kingston Olive Oil Company, King’s Town School, Lakeside Ma-rine Contracting, Upper Canada Office Systems, Multideas Pro-motions, Willows Agriservices, Bryan Allen Trailering Services, Oakridge Farm, Sunset Stables, Finucane Equine Services, The

Healey Family, The Saunders Family and Menno Pretorius Professional Dutch Painter

Thank you to our Bronze Level Sponsors

SILVER HUNTER DIVISION ENTRY FEE: $60.00

All Silver Rated Hunter Divisions will consist of 3 over fences and 1 under sad-dle. To be eligible to compete in the under saddle, entries must have complet-ed at least 1 course over fences. Protective boots, flashes and drop nosebands are not permitted. Standing martingales may be used for over fences classes only. All horses placing in Silver Rated Hunter Over Fences classes will be jogged for soundness. ASTM approved helmets must be worn by handlers for jogs. 2’6” Open Hunter – Open to all riders. Horses only – NO PONIES. The horse/rider combination may only cross enter into the Hack, respective Equitation on the Flat and the 2’6” Junior/Amateur Division. 2’6” Junior/Amateur Hunter – Open to Junior and Amateur riders only. Horses only – NO PONIES. Riders competing in this division are not permitted to show in any other SILVER RATED division with a height over 2’6”. Riders may cross enter into the 2’6 Open Hunter Di-vision, respective Equitation on the Flat class and Hack Division. Modified Child Hunter – Maximum height of fences 2’9”. Open to Junior riders on-ly. Horse/rider combinations may not enter any other class or division at the show. The rider may enter in any other division or class at the show on another horse/pony. The horse may be shown in another class/division with another rider. Modified Adult Hunter – Maximum height of fences 2’9”. Open to Adult Ama-teur riders only. Horse/rider combinations may not enter any other class or division at the show. The rider may enter in any other division or class at the show on another horse/pony. The horse may be shown in another class/division with another rider. Low Hunter – Open to all riders. Fence height 3’0”. Adult Amateur Hunter – Fence height 3’0”. Riders must possess a current Eq-uine Canada Amateur card. Adult Amateurs may enter into the 1.15m Jumper division, i.e., EC Article G707(2) Amateur 1 and 2 Jumpers. Riders may cross enter into the Modified Junior/Amateur Hunter Division (3’3”) and into miscel-

Silver Hunter Division Descriptions

laneous jumper classes where the height of the fences does not exceed 1.15m (3’9”). Children’s Hunter – Fence height 3’0”. Children’s Hunter competitors may en-ter in the Trillium Jumper Division, i.e., EC Article G704 Junior 1 & 2 Jumpers. Riders showing in this division may cross enter into Modified Junior/Amateur Hunter (3’3”) and miscellaneous Jumper Classes where the height of the fences does not exceed 1.15m (3’9”). Modified Junior/Amateur Hunter – Open to all Junior and Adult Amateur riders including Chil-dren’s Hunter and Adult Amateur riders. Fence height 3’3”. Trillium Hunter Low/High – The Low Option of this division is open to all riders. The High Op-tion of this division is not open to Children’s Hunter or Adult Amateur riders. Fence height: Low – 3’3”, High - 3’6”. Short Stirrup Division – Fences not to exceed 21”. Open to Junior “C” riders. Both horses and ponies may be entered but lines (distances) will not be adjusted. Restrictions for Short Stirrup Riders: Short Stirrup riders are not allowed to enter any other classes except for ‘C’ Equitation on the Flat. SHORT STIRRUP HORSES/PONIES MUST BE FLAT-TED IN THE UNDER SADDLE BY A SHORT STIRRUP ELIGIBLE RIDER (e.g. a Small or Medium pony rider MAY NOT flat a short stirrup mount in the under sad-dle). Small/Medium Pony Hunter – Fence height – 2’3 (Smalls), 2’6” (Mediums). This division will be split at the Championships. Open to Junior “B” and “C” rid-ers. Large Pony Hunter – Fence height – 2’9”. Open to any Junior rider. Open to ponies exceeding 13.2hh, but not exceeding 14.2hh. Age Eligibility for Pony Divisions For show purposes, ponies are to be divided as follows: “A” Ponies - over 13.2 hands, but not to exceed 14.2 hands “B” Ponies - over 12.2hands, but not to exceed 13.2 hands “C” Ponies – do not exceed 12.2 hands G406 (p38). - Riders in Pony Hunter Classes Junior “A” Riders may not ride “B” or “C” po-nies Junior “B” Riders may ride “A”, “B” or “C” ponies Junior “C” Riders may ride “A”, “B” or “C” ponies

Silver Hunter Division Descriptions

SILVER EQUITATION CLASS ENTRY FEE (per class): $20.00

Protective boots are permitted in equitation classes A horse/pony ridden in an Equitation Over Fences class or in the Jumper Medal class may ONLY be ridden in that class by ONE rider. Individuals are juniors until the end of the calendar year in which they reach the age of 18.

Junior “A” – A rider who is 15, 16 or 17 on January 1st. Junior “B” – A rider who is 12, 13 or 14 on January 1st. Junior “C” – A rider who is under 12 on January 1st.

Equitation “A”, “B”, or “C” Over Fences - eligible Pony Riders (fences at 2’9”), Children’s Riders (fences at 3’0”) and Junior Riders (fences at 3’3”) will jump their respective fence heights and distances. Adult Equitation - Adult equita-tion riders must be Amateurs. Modified Child Medal Class – Fences 2’9”. Open to Junior riders riding horses that are competing in the Modified Child Hunter Division. Top ten riders from this class maybe called back for additional testing on the flat. Modified Adult Medal Class – Fences 2’9”. Open to Adult Amateur riders riding horses that are competing in the Modified Adult Hunter Division. . Top ten riders from this class maybe called back for additional testing on the flat. Children’s Medal Class – Fences 3’0”. Open to Junior riders riding horses that are competing in the Children’s Hunter Division and/or the Modified Junior/Amateur Hunter Division. . Top ten riders from this class maybe called back for additional testing on the flat.

Silver Equitation Class/ Bronze Descriptions

BRONZE HUNTER/JUMPER EC Bronze membership required , as well as OEF and THJA memberships. Horses/ponies competing only in Bronze level classes do not require passports. Prize money is not offered in Bronze level classes. .75 Meter Training Jumper – Open to all riders. The purpose of the 2’6 Jump-ers is to provide a “beginner” type jumper course. Two classes, Table A And Table A Speed DIVISION ENTRY FEE: $45.00 0.90m Clear Round Jumper – Open to all riders. Standing martingales allowed but German martingales and draw reins are prohibited. One round allowed per horse/rider combination. The course in the Clear Round will be the same as the FIRST class of the 0.90m Jumper Division. Table A (Article 238 AM5) DIVISION ENTRY FEE: $20.00 LO/HI Training Hunter – Open to all riders. Ponies may compete in this divi-sion, but distances will not be adjusted. Fence height is LO (2’) and HI (2’3). Consists of two over fences classes and one under saddle. DIVISION ENTRY FEE: $45.00 2’3” Junior/Amateur Hunter Medal – Open to Jr/Am riders competing in the LO/HI Training Hunter Division ONLY. DIVISION ENTRY FEE: $20.00 Beginner Equitation on Flat CLASS FEE: $15.OO Junior— open to riders aged 18 years or less on January first 2014 Senior—open to riders aged 19 or over on January first 2014. Crossrail Hunter Division – Open to both junior and senior riders. Ponies and/or horses permitted. Riders competing in this division are not eligible to com-pete in any other classes except walk/trot division. Courses will contain a maxi-mum of eight obstacles and will contain no combination obstacles. Consists of two over fences classes and one under saddle. DIVISION ENTRY FEE: $45.00 Walk / Trot Division – Open to BEGINNER RIDERS. No green horses permitted. Division consists of 2 flat classes. Riders competing in this division ARE NOT permitted to cross-enter into any other division/class other then Crossrail Hunter. Protective boots, flashes, drop nosebands and martingales are not permitted. DIVISION ENTRY FEE: $45.00 Lead Line Class Open to children who have not passed their 10th birthday as of January 1, 2014. Riders may not cross enter into any other class. Riders and ponies must be led by a capable handler 16 years and older. CLASS FEE: 15.00

Bronze Hunter/Jumper Class Descriptions

Year End Banquet

A t the end of the show season the South East Trillium Zone holds an end of year awards banquet.

Beautiful ribbons, prizes and trophies are awarded to all Bronze and Silver division champions, reserve champions with ribbons to

sixth place. This year the prizes included embroidered coolers, saddle pads and leather halters with engraved plates. The trophies are engraved with each years winner and the rider gets to keep them for a year before hand-ing them on to the next years winner.

It’s a wonderful opportunity for all the riders and their families to gather and celebrate in the after glow of the season. The event last year was held at a local Kingston restaurant and included a meal, cash bar and dancing. It was a very successful evening over with 220 people in attendance!

More information regarding the 2014 Banquet will be available from the fantastic organizing committee mid way through the season.

A Special thanks goes to all the zone volunteers, the executive committee and especially the banquet committee who put hours of work into organiz-ing this special event. Thanks to Briana Dumbleton, Danielle Kimmett, Jen Coles, and Kelsey Smithyman for volunteering to organize this years ban-quet.

We look forward to seeing you there!

A special thank you to all of the

2014 Sponsors of the

South East Hunter/Jumper Trillium Zone.

We are always looking for additional supporters!

For information on

sponsorship opportunities please contact

redfearnmom@gmail.com

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