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Zone 10 Horse of the Year Finals for the Hunter Sections

Atherton, CaliforniaAugust 6-11, 2019

Premier Hunters - 4* JumpersA Rated Pacific Coast Horse Shows Association

A Rated NorCal Hunter Jumper AssociationWCHR Member Event - Regional Final

FEATURED CLASSES$40,000 Stephen Silver Grand Prix

$25,000 USHJA International Hunter Derby Presented by Dr. Daryl K. Hoffman$10,000 Rhys Vineyards Ryman Memorial Speed Class

$7,500 Charlebois Farm 1.20m Junior/Amateur Owner/Amateur Jumper Classic$7,500 NetJets 1.30m Junior/Amateur Owner/Amateur Jumper Classic

$7,500 ABC7 (KGO TV) 1.40m Junior/Amateur Owner/Amateur Jumper Classic$5,000 Summerhouse Farm 1.10m High Children’s Jumper Classic

$5,000 ELLA - Equestrian Lifestyle Luxury Art 1.10m High Adult Amateur Jumper Classic$5,000 China Blue Farm Amateur Owner 3’6” Hunter Classic

$2,500 Rosewood Sand Hill 1.0m Low Child/Adult Jumper Classic$2,500 Strideaway Farms/The Peterson Family 3’6” Junior Hunter Classic

$2,500 Matilda Nieri 3’3” Amateur Owner Hunter Classic$2,500 Compass 3’3” Junior Hunter Classic

$2,000 Windy Hill Equestrian in Memory of Larry Mayfield Horse & Hound Class $1,000 Round Meadow Farm Pony Hunter Classic

$1,000 Peninsula Equine Medical Center Adult Amateur Hunter Classic$1,000 Trick or Treat Children’s Hunter Classic

$1,000 USHJA Green Hunter Incentive 3’ & 3’3”$1,000 USHJA Green Hunter Incentive 3’6” & 3’9”

$1,000 CPHA Green Hunter Incentive 3’ & 3’3”

Online entries can be submitted via www.equestrianconnect.com or www.showgroundslive.com/Menlo

ENTRIES CLOSE JUNE 24, 2019LIMITED STALLS AVAILABLE - STALLS ACCEPTED ON

FIRST ENTERED/PAID BASIS

www.menlocharityhorseshow.org

Welcome to the Menlo Charity Horse Show

The MCHS Committee welcomes you to the 49th Annual Menlo Charity Horse Show Benefiting Vista Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired.

It is our great honor to continue to provide our exhibitors, trainers, sponsors, and spectators with a unique and unparalleled experience. We greatly appre-ciate your participation in our competition and thank you for all your support. We are proud to offer the services of some of the best judges and course de-signers the industry has to offer and encourage your comments and feedback.

Over 130 volunteers work tirelessly throughout the year to make your expe-rience at Menlo enjoyable and competitive. We hope you enjoy our beautiful showgrounds at the Menlo Circus Club and dine with us in the dining room.

We are excited to share our Friday Night Gala with our exhibitors, sponsors and friends. This year's event "Wild Wild West" should be one to remember. Think gun slingers, show girls and gambling all in support of our charity.

Once again we are delighted to support Vista Center for the Blind and Visu-ally Impaired. Vista Center helps clients reach their highest potential through programs that promote independence and improve quality of life. Over the past two decades, with your generous support, Menlo has raised over six mil-lion dollars for Vista Center.

Thank you all for coming, competing and most of all supporting this great cause.

Good Luck and Happy Menlo!

~The Menlo Charity Horse Show Committee and Horse Show Management

General Manager Philip DeVita (407)619-0891 [email protected] Medic Art Fingerle (916)956-9836

Veterinarian Russ Peterson, DVM (650)854-3162

Show Secretaries Annette Longenecker Sally Hudson Lyn Nelson Ashley Keeler Katie Stein

Announcers Terrell China Garath Lloyd Davin Malquist Videographer TPH Productions (424)249-9443 [email protected]

Photographer Deb Dawson (650)215-8641 [email protected]

Farrier Joe Sheehan (415)699-5467

Feed & Bedding Dennis Duncan (650)366-0622 [email protected]

Scoreboard/Timing Jason George, Jeremy Justus

Starters Andy Burney Josh Early Chris King

Facility Maintenance Miguel Quintero

Sound Eric Grossman

Footing Specialist Nick Attwood

OfficialsManagement reserves the right to add or vary this list.

Hunter, Equitation, Derby Judges Lindsay Costigan (Lincoln, CA) Robert Crandall (Wellington, FL) Lynn Forgione (Cornelius, NC) Shane George (Magnolia, TX) Carol Hoffman (Flemington, NJ) Jumper Judges Sally Hudson (Monterey, CA) Davin Malquist (Calgary, AB) Schooling Supervisor Beth Reichenbach (Los Angeles, CA) Steward Melissa Lee (Los Angeles, CA)

Course Designers Eric Mayberry (Myakka City, FL) - Hunter Bernardo Cabral (Lisbon, POR) - Jumper Menlo Charity Horse Show Co-Chairs Wendy Baum Betsy Glikbarg Catherine Harvey Jenifer McDonald Suzanne Rischman Linda Salvador

For additional information contact Menlo Charity Horse Show 190 Park Lane Atherton, CA 94027 (650) 334-9383

Entry Closing Date - Stalls on first entered/paid basisJune 24, 2019

For more informationwww.menlocharityhorseshow.org

August 6-11, 2019Menlo Circus Club - Atherton, CA

USEF Premier “AA” Hunters4* Jumpers

MenloCharityHorse Show

BenefitingVista Center for the

Blind & Visually Impaired

North American LeagueUnited States Equestrian Federation

United States Hunter Jumper Association

Washington International Horse Show

World Championship Hunter Rider

Recognized by

Many thanks to the following for providing Class Awards:

Antarès Sellier Ariat

CWD USAELLA - Equestrian Lifestyle Luxury Art

FarmVetHermès of Paris

McRoskey Mattress Company Pomegranate Seeds

Stephen SilverTiffany & Co.

Voltaire Design, USA Inc.

WATCH TODAY

Apple TV, Roku, The Plaid Horse Network App for iOS & Android.

theplaidhorse.com/network theplaidhorse.com/networkclips

[email protected] 424-249-9443

Menlo Charity Horse ShowSPECIAL THANKS TO OUR

GRAND PRIX, DIAMOND, PLATINUM AND GOLDCORPORATE AND INDIVIDUAL SPONSORS

Grand Prix LevelMorrow Meadows Corporation

Stephen Silver

Diamond LevelABC7 (KGO-TV)

Carolyn and Preston Butcher

Dr. Daryl K. Hoffman

ELLA - Equestrian Lifestyle Luxury Art

Recology San Mateo County

Rhys Vineyards/Rhys Farms

Rosewood Sand Hill

Stanford Park Hotel/Menlo Tavern

Summerhouse Farm/Ann Fay Barry & Abby Friedman

Platinum LevelAIG Private Client Group

Calypso Equestrian

Hermès of Paris

Janet Graham & Blue Ribbon Blankets

NetJets

Park James Hotel

Tiffany & Co.

Wasserman Foundation

Menlo Charity Horse ShowSPECIAL THANKS TO OUR

GRAND PRIX, DIAMOND, PLATINUM AND GOLDCORPORATE AND INDIVIDUAL SPONSORS

Gold LevelAlden Corrigan MediaAndretti Petroleum/Shell Oil CompanyAnonymousAntarès SellierAriatAttwood Equestrian SurfacesBalmoralBreakwell StablesBridgeport Farms/John BraggBrookway Stables/Archie CoxBuckingham Strategic Wealth, Palo AltoCharlebois FarmChina Blue FarmCompassCWD USADon DeFranco/Sotheby’s International RealtyEquestrian Connect/Barbara PhillipsFarmVetG2 InsuranceGENTRY San Francisco -Peninsula-Silcon ValleyGo RentalsGW & Wade, LLCiJumpSportsJoie Gatlin - Morley Abey Show Jumping, Inc.Last Chance RanchLongitude CapitalMatilda NieriMcRoskey Mattress CompanyMedExpertMiramontes Stables

Mountain Home StablesNeil Jones Equestrian, Inc. Northern Run LLCPat and Jim WarrenPatrick Seaton StablesPeninsula Equine Medical CenterPomegranate SeedsRischman, Baum & McDonaldRose Hill StablesRound Meadow Farm/Nicole NorrisSan Marcos Training StablesSeiler LLPShady Lane Farm, LLCStarwood Equine Veterinary Services, Inc.Steve GoldenbergStrideaway Farms/The Peterson FamilySTXVans Susan SchneiderThe Archer FamilyThe Boissicat & MacMahon FamiliesThe Freeman Family/Betsy GilkbargThe Hood FamilyThe Jain FamilyThe Livermore FamilyThe Long FamilyThe Ritchie FamilyTito’s Handmade VodkaVoltaire Design USA Inc.Whittier Trust Windy Hill Equestrians in Memory of Larry Mayfield

SPONSORSHIP LEVELSGrand Prix: $50,000+

Diamond: $25,000 - $49,999Platinum: $16,000 - $24,999

Gold: $8,000 - $15,999Anyone wishing to underwrite a class, stake or become a sponsor at the Menlo Charity Horse Show

should contact the Sponsor Committee at: [email protected].

Proceeds from your tax-deductible donation to the Menlo Charity Horse Show benefit Vista Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired.

TIME SCHEDULE

TUESDAY - August 6Arena Ring - 7:30 am

230 USEF Pony Medal 582 Large Pony Hunter Conf 583 Large Pony Hunter Handy 612 Large Green Pony Hunter Conf 613 Large Green Pony Hunter ** 592 Medium Pony Hunter Conf 593 Medium Pony Hunter Handy 617 Medium Green Pony Hunter Conf 618 Medium Green Pony Hunter ** 602 Small Pony Hunter Conf 603 Small Pony Hunter Handy 622 Small Green Pony Hunter Conf 623 Small Green Pony Hunter ** 210 NORCAL Pony Medal 432 3’ Green Hunter 433 3’ Green Hunter 431 3’ Green Hunter U/S ** 692 3’ Young Hunter ** 693 3’ Young Hunter ** 691 3’ Young Hunter U/S ** 3’ Young Hunter Champ. Zone 10 HOTY 3’ Young Hunter Champ. 442 3’3” Green Hunter 443 3’3” Green Hunter 441 3’3” Green Hunter U/S ** 697 3’3” Young Hunter ** 698 3’3” Young Hunter ** 696 3’3” Young Hunter U/S ** 3’3” Young Hunter Champ. Zone 10 HOTY 3’3” Young Hunter Champ. 422 3’3” Performance Hunter

Grass Hunter Field - 7:15 am

470 Green Conformation - Model 480 HP Conformation - Model 472 3’6” Green Conformation Hunter 473 3’6” Green Conformation Hunter 452 3’6” Green Hunter 453 3’6” Green Hunter 702 3’6” Young Hunter ** 703 3’6” Young Hunter ** 701 3’6” Young Hunter U/S ** 3’6” Young Hunter Champ. Zone 10 HOTY 3’6” Young Hunter Champ. 462 3’9” Green Hunter 463 3’9” Green Hunter 2463 3’6” & 3’9” Green Hunter Incentive Awards (classes 453& 463) 482 3’9” HP Conformation Hunter 483 3’9” HP Conformation Hunter 402 4’ HP Hunter 403 4’ HP Hunter 412 3’6” Performance Hunter 413 3’6” Performance Hunter

** Class Counts for USHJA Zone HOTY Champ.

Grass Jumper Field - 7:30 am

370 1.10m Jumper II 1 340 1.15m Jumper II 1 342 1.20m Jumper II 1 301 1.20m 5 Year Old II 302 1.25m 6 Year Old II 2b 345 1.30m Open Jumper II 2b 350 1.35m Open Jumper II 2b 303 1.35m 7 Year Old II 2b 355 1.45m Open Jumper II 2b

MONDAY - August 5Arena Ring9am - 1pm

Pony Hunter Ticketed Warm Up $40 Fences 2’ - 2’9”

1pm - 6 pm Ticketed Warm Up $40 Fences 3’ - 3’3”

Grass Hunter FieldClosed

Grass Jumper Field Closed

WEDNESDAY - August 7Arena Ring - 7:30 am

581 Large Pony Hunter U/S ** 584 Large Pony Hunter ** 585 Large Pony Hunter ** Large Pony Champ. Zone 10 HOTY Large Pony Champ. 611 Large Green Pony U/S ** 614 Large Green Pony Hunter ** Large Green Pony Champ. Zone 10 HOTY Large Green Pony Champ. 591 Medium Pony Hunter U/S ** 594 Medium Pony Hunter ** 595 Medium Pony Hunter ** Medium Pony Champ. Zone 10 HOTY Medium Pony Champ. 616 Medium Green Pony U/S ** 619 Medium Green Pony Hunter ** Medium Green Pony Champ. Zone 10 HOTY Medium Green Pony Champ. 601 Small Pony Hunter U/S ** 604 Small Pony Hunter ** 605 Small Pony Hunter ** Small Pony Hunter Champ. Zone 10 HOTY Small Pony Champ. 621 Small Green Pony U/S ** 624 Small Green Pony Hunter ** Small Green Pony Champ. Zone 10 HOTY Small Green Pony Champ. 101 Best Pony Hunter Rider 107 Grand Pony Hunter 753 Pony Hunter Classic - 2nd Round 652 Children’s Hunter Pony Large 653 Children’s Hunter Pony Large ** 657 Children’s Hunter Pony Sm/Med 658 Children’s Hunter Pony Sm/Med ** 434 3’ Green Hunter ** 435 3’ Green Hunter ** 3’ Green Hunter Champ. Zone 10 HOTY 3’ Green Champ. 444 3’3” Green Hunter ** 445 3’3” Green Hunter ** 3’3” Green Hunter Champ. Zone 10 HOTY 3’3” Green Champ. 2435 3’ & 3’3” CPHA Green Hunter Incentive Awards (classes 435 & 445) 2445 3’ & 3’3” USHJA Green Hunter Incentive Awards (classes 435& 445) 423 3’3” Performance Hunter


471 Green Conformation U/S ** 474 3’6” Green Conformation ** 475 3’6” Green Conformation - Handy ** 3’6” Green Conformation Champ. Zone 10 HOTY 3’6” Green Conf Champ. 451 3’6” Green Hunter U/S ** 454 3’6” Green Hunter ** 455 3’6” Green Hunter - Handy ** 3’6” Green Hunter Champ. Zone 10 HOTY 3’6” Green Champ. 461 3’9” Green Hunter U/S ** 464 3’9” Green Hunter ** 465 3’9” Green Hunter - Handy ** 3’9” Green Hunter Champ. Zone 10 HOTY 3’9” Green Champ. 481 3’9” HP Conformation U/S ** 484 3’9” HP Conformation Hunter ** 485 3’9” HP Conformation Hunter - Handy ** 3’9” HP Conformation Champ. Zone 10 HOTY 3’9” HP Conf Champ. 401 4’ HP Hunter U/S ** 404 4’ HP Hunter ** 405 4’ HP Hunter - Handy ** 4’ HP Champ. Zone 10 HOTY 4’ HP Champ. 411 3’6” Performance U/S ** 414 3’6” Performance Hunter ** 415 3’6” Performance Hunter - Handy ** 3’6” Performance Champ. Zone 10 HOTY 3’6” Performance Champ. 120 Grooms Class



371 1.10m Jumper II 1 341 1.15m Open Jumper II 1 343 1.20m Open Jumper II 1 346 1.30m Open Jumper II 1 351 1.35m Open Jumper II 1 356 1.45m Open Jumper II 1 229 Pickwick Jr/AO Medal 228 WCE Medal Class

6:00 pm 360 Windy Hill Equestrian in Memory of Larry Mayfield 1.20m Horse & Hound Jumper Class III

TIME SCHEDULE

THURSDAY - August 8Arena Ring - 7:30 am

651 Children’s Hunter Pony Large U/S ** 654 Children’s Hunter Pony Large ** Children’s Hunter Pony Large Champ. Zone 10 HOTY Children’s Hunter Pony Large Champ. 656 Children’s Hunter Pony Sm/Med U/S ** 659 Children’s Hunter Pony Sm/Med ** Children’s Hunter Pony Sm/Med Champ. Zone 10 HOTY Children’s Hunter Pony Sm/Med Champ. 218 Ariat Adult Medal 206 Adult Eq 36 & Over Flat 207 Adult Eq 36 & Over Fences 208 Adult Eq 18-35 Flat 209 Adult Eq 18-35 Fences 234 3’3” PCHA 18-35 Horsemanship 226 CPHA Foundation Medal 232 Equitation 14 & Under Flat 203 Equitation 14 & Under Fences 217 THIS Children’s Medal 235 2’9” PCHA Horsemanship Jr/AO 425 3’3” Performance Hunter Handy ** 421 3’3” Performance Hunter U/S ** 3’3” Performance Champ. Zone 10 HOTY 3’3” Performance Champ.



214 ASPCA Maclay 215 WIHS Hunter Phase 424 3’3” Performance Hunter **

758 USHJA International Hunter Derby presented by Dr. Daryl K. Hoffman


305 1.00m Low Child/AA Jumper II 2c 315 1.10m Children’s Jumper II 2c 320 1.10m Adult Amateur Jumper II 2c 325 1.20m Jr/AO/AM Jumper II 2c 347 1.30m Open Jumper II 1 1.30m Open Jumper Champ. 330 1.30m Jr/AO/AM Jumper II 2c 352 1.35m Open Jumper II 1 1.35m Open Jumper Champ. 335 1.40m Jr/AO/AM Jumper II 2c 357 1.45m Open Jumper II 1 1.45m Open Jumper Champ. 216 WIHS Jumper Phase 115 WIHS Overall Awards

FRIDAY - August 9Arena Ring - 7:30 am

682 Adult Amateur 50 & Over 683 Adult Amateur 50 & Over 681 Adult Amateur 50 & Over U/S ** 672 Adult Amateur 36-49 673 Adult Amateur 36-49 671 Adult Amateur 36-49 U/S ** 662 Adult Amateur 18-35 663 Adult Amateur 18-35 661 Adult Amateur 18-35 U/S ** 642 Children’s 14-17 643 Children’s 14-17 632 Children’s 13 & Under 633 Children’s 13 & Under 205 Equitation 15-17 Flat 204 Equitation 15-17 Fences 223 PCHA Horsemanship 14/U



492 3’3” AO Hunter 18-35 493 3’3” AO Hunter 18-35 491 3’3” AO Hunter 18-35 U/S ** 502 3’3” AO Hunter 36 & Over 503 3’3” AO Hunter 36 & Over 501 3’3” AO Hunter 36 & Over U/S ** 512 3’6” AO Hunter 18-35 513 3’6” AO Hunter 18-35 511 3’6” AO Hunter 18-35 U/S ** 522 3’6” AO Hunter 36 & Over 523 3’6” AO Hunter 36 & Over 521 3’6” AO Hunter 36 & Over U/S ** 572 3’3” Small Junior Hunter 573 3’3” Small Junior Hunter 571 3’3’ Small Junior Hunter U/S ** 712 3’3” Large Junior Hunter 713 3’3” Large Junior Hunter 711 3’3’ Large Junior Hunter U/S ** 552 3’6” Sm Junior Hunter 15 & Under 553 3’6” Sm Junior Hunter 15 & Under 551 3’6” Sm Junior Hunter 15 & Under U/S ** 562 3’6” Sm Junior Hunter 16-17 563 3’6” Sm Junior Hunter 16-17 561 3’6” Sm Junior Hunter 16-17 U/S ** 532 3’6” Lg Junior Hunter 15 & Under 533 3’6” Lg Junior Hunter 15 & Under 531 3’6” Lg Junior Hunter 15 & Under U/S ** 542 3’6” Lg Junior Hunter16-17 543 3’6” Lg Junior Hunter 16-17 541 3’6” Lg Junior Hunter 16-17 U/S **



231 CPHA Style of Jumping Class 211 NORCAL Senior Medal 212 NORCAL Junior Medal 306 1.00m Low Child/AA Jumper II 1 316 1.10m Children’s Jumper II 1 321 1.10m Adult Amateur Jumper II 1 326 1.20m Jr/AO/AM Jumper II 1 331 1.30m Jr/AO/AM Jumper II 1 336 1.40m Jr/AO/AM Jumper II 1

6:00 pm 117 Tack Room Awards 361 Rhys Vineyards Ryman Memorial Speed Jumper Class, III

TIME SCHEDULE

SATURDAY - August 10Arena Ring - 7:30 am

664 Adult Amateur 18-35 ** 665 Adult Amateur 18-35 ** AA 18-35 Champ. Zone 10 HOTY AA 18-35 Champ. 674 Adult Amateur 36-49 ** 675 Adult Amateur 36-49 ** AA 36-49 Champ. Zone 10 HOTY AA 36-49 Champ. 684 Adult Amateur 50 & Over ** 685 Adult Amateur 50 & Over ** AA 50 & Over Champ. Zone 10 HOTY AA 50 & Over Champ. 102 Best Adult Amateur Hunter Rider 108 Grand Adult Amateur Hunter 631 Children’s 13 & Under U/S ** 634 Children’s 13 & Under ** 635 Children’s 13 & Under ** Children’s 13 & Under Champ. Zone 10 HOTY Children’s 13 & Under Champ. 641 Children’s 14-17 U/S ** 644 Children’s 14-17 ** 645 Children’s 14-17 ** Children’s 14-17 Champ. Zone 10 HOTY Children’s 14-17 Champ. 103 Best Children’s Hunter Rider 109 Grand Children’s Hunter 201 Leadline 6 & Under 202 Walk Trot 9 & Under 222 PCHA Victor Hugo Vidal Adult Horsemanship 213 NORCAL Medal 3’ 224 Onondarka Medal 225 Foxfield Medal 219 Dover Saddlery/US Hunter Seat Medal 227 CPHA Junior Medal 233 CPHA Senior Medal



504 3’3” AO Hunter 36 & Over ** 505 3’3” AO Hunter 36 & Over Handy ** 3’3” AO Hunter 36 & Over Champ. Zone 10 HOTY 3’3” AO 36 & Over Champ. 494 3’3” AO Hunter 18-35 ** 495 3’3” AO Hunter 18-35 Handy ** 3’3” AO Hunter 18-35 Champ. Zone 10 HOTY 3’3” AO 18-35 Champ. 514 3’6” AO Hunter 18-35 ** 515 3’6” AO Hunter 18-35 Handy ** 3’6” AO Hunter 18-35 Champ. Zone 10 HOTY 3’6” AO 18-35 Champ. 524 3’6” AO Hunter 36 & Over ** 525 3’6” AO Hunter 36 & Over Handy ** 3’6” AO Hunter 36 & Over Champ. Zone 10 HOTY 3’6” AO 36 & Over Champ. 104 Best AO Hunter Rider 110 Grand AO Hunter 574 3’3” Small Junior Hunter ** 575 3’3” Small Junior Hunter Handy ** 3’3” Small Junior Hunter Champ. Zone 10 HOTY 3’3” Small Junior Champ. 714 3’3” Large Junior Hunter ** 715 3’3” Large Junior Hunter Handy ** 3’3” Large Junior Hunter Champ. Zone 10 HOTY 3’3” Large Junior Champ. 544 3’6” Lg Junior Hunter 16-17** 545 3’6” Lg Junior Hunter 16-17 Handy ** 3’6” Lg Junior Hunter 16-17 Champ. Zone 10 HOTY 3’6” Lg Jr 16-17 Champ. 534 3’6” Lg Junior Hunter 15 & Under ** 535 3’6” Lg Junior Hunter 15 & Under Handy ** 3’6” Lg Junior Hunter 15 & Under Champ. Zone 10 HOTY 3’6” Lg Jr 15 & Under Champ. 564 3’6” Sm Junior Hunter 16-17 ** 565 3’6” Sm Junior Hunter 16-17 Handy ** 3’6” Sm Junior Hunter 16-17 Champ. Zone 10 HOTY 3’6” Sm Jr 16-17 Champ. 554 3’6” Sm Junior Hunter 15 & Under ** 555 3’6” Sm Junior Hunter 15 & Under Handy ** 3’6” Sm Junior Hunter 15 & Under Champ. Zone 10 HOTY 3’6” Sm Jr 15 & Under Champ. 119 Pure Abundance Trophy 105 Best Junior Hunter Rider 111 Grand Junior Hunter 118 Widget Perpetual Trophy


220 USHJA 3’3” Jumper Seat Medal 221 Platinum Performance Talent Search 1* 307 1.00m Low Child/AA Jumper II 1 Low Child/AA Jumper Champ. 317 1.10m Children’s Jumper II 1 Children’s Jumper Champ. 322 1.10m Adult Amateur Jumper II 1 Adult Amateur Jumper Champ. 327 1.20m Jr/AO/AM Jumper II 1 1.20m Jr/AO/AM Jumper Champ. 332 1.30m Jr/AO/AM Jumper II 1 1.30m Jr/AO/AM Jumper Champ. 337 1.40m Jr/AO/AM Jumper II 1 1.40m Jr/AO/AM Jumper Champ.

362 $40,000 Stephen Silver Grand Prix 116 Leading Jumper Rider

SUNDAY - August 11Arena Ring - 8:00 am

752 Adult Amateur Hunter Classic 751 Children’s Hunter Classic


754 3’6” Junior Hunter Classic 756 3’6” AO Hunter Classic 757 3’3” AO Hunter Classic 755 3’3” Junior Hunter Classic 113 “Trip of the Show” Award 106 High Point Professional Hunter Rider 112 Grand Hunter Award 114 Grand Hunter Groom’s Award


308 1.0m Low Child/AA Jumper Classic II 2b 318 1.10m Children’s Jumper Classic II 2b 323 1.10m Adult Amateur Jumper Classic II 2b 328 1.20m Jr/AO/AM Jumper Classic II 2b 333 1.30m Jr/AO/AM Jumper Classic II 2b 338 1.40m Jr/AO/AM Jumper Classic II 2b

TIME SCHEDULE

EVERY CLASS OFFERED HEREIN WHICH IS COVERED BY THE RULES AND SPECIFICATIONS OF THE CURRENT USEF RULE BOOK WILL BE CONDUCTED AND JUDGED IN ACCORDANCE THEREWITH.

CLOSING DATE ................................................. June 24, 2019NO FAXED ENTRIES ACCEPTED!

Online entry available at www.equestrianconnect.com orwww.showgroundslive.com/Menlo

Daily adds/scratches are due in the show office by 4pm the day before the class, unless otherwise noted.

FEESAll entry fees are stated under each class description.Processing Fee per horse entered - NON REFUNDABLE ...... $125USEF Federation Fee (D&M $15, USEF $8) ............................. $23USHJA Fee.................................................................................... $7USEF Show Pass Non-Member Fee ........................................... $45USHJA Show Pass Non-Member Fee......................................... $30Stall Fee .................................................................................... $320Non-stabling fee ........................................................... $100/per dayNon-showing fee (horses not entered in any classes) ............... $150Late Entry Fee (if space permits) ................................................ $50Scratch Fee (horses not replaced) ............................................... $50NSF Fee ............................. $50 or 10% of check/credit card chargeJumper Nominating Fee ............................................................ $150City of Atherton Usage Fee ........................................................... $6Facility ....................................................................................... $30PCHA ........................................................................................... $3NorCalHJA ................................................................................... $3COFA ........................................................................................... $5Video Fee - all exhibitors will be able to view and share their rounds until 8/26/19 for free ($10 fee after that date) ........ $25• All entries must be secured with an open check or signed credit

card authorization for back numbers to be released from the show office.

• Any check returned by the bank for any reason, or any credit card that is disputed or declined will be charged a $50 fee or 10% of the amount of the payment, whichever is greater. All declined payments must be replaced by certified funds.

• No exhibitor will be permitted to participate at the show while a prior indebtedness is outstanding.

• Any exhibitor that fails to check themselves out, will be invoiced an additional $60 by the show.

• Trainers wishing to do “splits” must provide that information to the show office at check-in. Any splits submitted after the week’s deadline, may be done with an additional split fee of $30. No splits will be done on check-out day, no exceptions! All splits will be done by dollar amount, rounded up to the nearest whole dollar.

COURSESCourses will be posted a minimum of 30 minutes prior to the start of each class. At management’s discretion, a dotted line may be put into effect to restrict the size of the courtesy circle in hunter classes. Courses may include fences such as brush, wall, in and out, post and rails, gate, etc.Fences in the schooling and warm-up areas will be flagged and must be jumped in the proper direction.

REFUNDS AND SCRATCHESNo stall fees will be refunded after the close of entries. Processing fee is non-refundable. Entry fees, less a $50 scratch fee will be refunded once a certificate of illness or injury to horse or rider is presented to the show office before the start of each show. It is the responsibility of each exhibitor to officially scratch entries in any classes they do not plan to participate in writing in the show office. Once the show has started, horses which are not shown in classes that they have entered forfeit their entry fees, except if a horse in injured or becomes ill prior to the start of the class(es) entered. This must be accompanied by a certificate from the official show veterinarian.

STALLSStalls will be available at noon on Saturday and must be vacated by Monday, 8:00am. Early arrival is not permitted. Each barn is limited to 20 amp service.Stalls for the Menlo Charity Horse Show will be available for $320. Stalls are temporary of metal and canvas construction, under tent, 10’ x 10’, with doors. Management may limit tack stalls if necessary. Exhibitors are responsible for any damage made to a stall. Charges for damage to any stall will be billed to the exhibitor by Menlo Charity Horse Show. Damage to any stall panel will incur a $100 fee per panel. Menlo Charity Horse Show is not responsible for any additional housing or security needs for stallions or any other special needs horses. The owners are responsible for any additional modifications and to supply the materials and labor needed to secure their stalls for their horses safety and the horses around them. Stabling is limited! Stalls will only be assigned to showing horses. Stall requests must be accompanied by stall fees or an open check/credit card authorization form. Stalls are assigned on a first come basis. We cannot guarantee stabling for post entries. Stall fees are non-refundable after the close of entries, unless the show office is able to resell the stall to a wait-listed horse. Exhibitors are not permitted to resell their stalls. Horses on the grounds that have not purchased a stall, will be charged $100 per day that the horse shows.

BEDDING/FEEDCREDIT CARDS NOW ACCEPTED - Only Shavings may be used in stalls, NO EXCEPTIONS. Bedding requirements in compliance with GR1216.7. Please deposit all manure in the manure bins at the end of the barn aisles. Hay, grain and bedding may be purchased on the grounds by placing an order in the Horse Show Office. For deliveries prior to arrival, please call Dennis Duncan (650) 366-0622 or email [email protected]. For same day delivery, orders must be placed by 12 noon. No same day deliveries will be made for horses arriving on Saturday. Payment must be made in cash, check or credit card. Trainer splits will be accepted only if each client has provided a form of payment. Any discrepancy in delivery must be brought to the attention of Duncan Brothers within 24 hours.

FOOTING AND ARENA DIMENSIONSFooting is a priority; the Grass Hunter Ring, Grass Jumper Ring & Arena Ring will be closed for schooling. Hacking is available in the warm-up areas, duck pond or indoor arena only. Lungeing will be restricted to designated areas. Lungeing is not permitted in the showing arenas at any time.Arena 230’ x 130’ - GGT Custom FootingGrass Hunter Field - 275’ x 155’ - sanded grassGrass Jumper Field - 250’ x 250’ - sanded grassWarm-up arenas - GGT FootingAll dimensions are approximate.

PARKINGBy order of the Fire Marshal, due to limited space available on the Polo Field, vans, trucks and horse trailers will be parked at Menlo School located at 50 Valparaiso Avenue. Any horse trailers parked on streets surrounding the Menlo Circus Club or not in the Menlo School Parking Lot will be ticketed. Waste material may not be dumped in the school’s parking lot. If trailers need to cleaned out they must be cleaned out when horse(s) are unloaded. Please note vans, trucks and horse trailers will not be permitted in the barn area for loading of horses and equipment while the horse show is in progress. Your cooperation is greatly appreciated.

RV HOOKUPS/GOLF CART RENTALNo campers, trailers, house cars or motorcycles will be allowed on the Menlo Circus Club grounds. No campers are allowed on the grounds of the Sacred Heart School.

For RV parking contact: Trailer Villa, 3401 E Bayshore Rd, Redwood City, CA (650) 366-7880Golf Cart Rental: Turf & Industrial Equipment, 2715 Lafayette, Santa Clara, CA (408) 727-5660

PRIZE MONEYPrize money will be credited to show bills and paid within 30 days following the conclusion of the show via check. Prize money and refunds will be made payable to the owner of the horse unless otherwise indicated in writing to the show office. A valid SSN or Tax ID information is required for all payments. A FORM W9 is required to be presented for all exhibitors regardless of money won. Please note that awards handed out in the ring will also be included in any IRS reporting.

Riders are expected to ride for ribbons. Failure to show up for the awards presentation may result in the forfeiture of prize money.

FOREIGN EXHIBITORS: Foreign exhibitors are advised that the US Internal Revenue Service requires sporting events to withhold 30% of the prize money won in the United States. Foreign exhibitors should apply for a US Social Security number and will be asked to complete FORM W8-BEN prior to any prize money being paid.

DRUGS AND MEDICATIONSAll drug testing is conducted under the auspices of the State of California Department of Food and Agriculture and the USEF. Current USEF rules and regulations regarding D & M will be enforced. Sharps and medical waste must be disposed of in sharps containers placed around the barns. All competitors are asked to comply with the USEF Testing Veterinarians in a courteous and efficient manner. Please note that sharps containers MUST be used as provided or penalties will occur. Anyone found in violation will be fined $75 per needle/syringe and other penalties deemed necessary by show management.

CANCEL/DIVIDING OF CLASSESManagement reserved the right to cancel any class with less than 3 entries, except medal classes with other minimum requirements. It is suggested that you enter classes at check in to avoid being placed on a wait list for that class. Combining/splitting of classes will be per USEF rules.

JUMP ORDERSThere will be a posted order of go for all classes in the jumper ring. Hunter classes with back to back trips, will use a rotation of rounds and check-in procedure. All Hunter Classices and Derby will have an order drawn by the steward. Competitors with conflicts must arrange their order with the in-gate so they will not delay the class. Trainer conflicts are not considered legitimate conflicts.

USEF MEMBERSHIP STATEMENTLife, senior active and junior active members shall be eligible to participate in all classes at Regular Competitions, Eventing Competitions at the Preliminary Level or above and Combined Driving Competitions at the Advanced Level, Dressage, Reining and Vaulting Competitions and Endurance Rides. A nonmember may participate as a handler, rider, driver, owner, lessee, agent, coach or trainer at Regular Competitions, Eventing Competitions, Dressage Competitions, Reining Competitions and Combined Driving Competitions upon payment of a $45 Show Pass fee. Participants in the following classes are exempted from the Requirements of this rule: 1)leadline; 2)exhibitions; 3)games and races; 4)classes for 4-H members; 5)walk trot (exception: Friesian performance FR222) and academy classes (academy classes are classes limited to horses used regularly in a lesson program); 6)USDF introductory level tests, pas de deuxand quadrille classes; 7)NRHA Endorsed Reining Competitions. 8)Opportunity classes, 9)citizens of other nations who have proof, in English, of current membership in good standing of their own National Federation, 10)USEA beginner novice division; and 11)assistant handlers in Dressage Sport Horse Breeding classes.

WASHING HORSESHorses shall be washed in designated areas only. Nozzles are required on all hoses to help conserve water.

SHOWERSThe showers are located behind the main Menlo Circus Club Barn.

AMATEUR CERTIFICATIONEvery person who has reached his 18th birthday (as of Dec 1 of the previous year) and competes in classes restricted to amateurs under USEF rules must possess current USEF amateur certification. Riders must be a member of USEF to apply for amateur certification. USEF GR1307

CODE OF CONDUCTThe Menlo Charity Horse Show joins the US Equestrian in its commitment in creating and maintaining an equestrian community where all persons who participate in the sport can do so in an atmosphere free from any form of emotional or physical harassment. Menlo Charity Horse Show members and participants have a mandatory duty to report suspected misconduct. The Menlo Charity Horse Show supports the USEF Safe Sport Policy and the U.S. Center for SafeSport Code, which are aimed at protecting all participants in our sport. Menlo Charity Horse Show reserves the right to ask any participant, spectator, sponsor and/or vendor witnessed to have violated these principles to leave the show grounds and not be allowed to return. Participation in the Menlo Charity Horse show acknowledges and supports Menlo Charity Horse Show’s adherence of USEF’s code of conduct.

FEDERATION ENTRY AGREEMENT (full text for entry blank disclaimer)

By entering a Federation-licensed Competition and signing this entry blank as the Owner, Lessee, Trainer, Manager, Agent, Coach, Driver, Rider, Handler, Vaulter or Longeur and on behalf of myself and my principals, representatives, employees and agents, I agree that I am subject to the Bylaws and Rules of The United States Equestrian Federation, Inc. (the “Federation”) and the local rules of Menlo Charity Horse Show (Competition). I agree to be bound by the Bylaws and Rules of the Federation and of the competition. I will accept as final the decision of the Hearing Committee on any question arising under the Rules, and agree to release and hold harmless the competition, the Federation, their officials, directors and employees for any action taken under the Rules. I represent that I am eligible to enter and/or participate under the Rules, and every horse I am entering is eligible as entered. I also agree that as a condition of and in consideration of acceptance of entry, the Federation and/or the Competition may use or assign photographs, videos, audios, cable - casts, broadcasts, internet, film, new media or other likenesses of me and my horse taken during the course of the competition for the promotion, coverage or benefit of the competition, sport, or the Federation. Those likenesses shall not be used to advertise a product and they may not be used in such a way as to jeopardize amateur status. I hereby expressly and irrevocably waive and release any rights in connection with such use, including any claim to compensation, invasion of privacy, right of publicity, or to misappropriation. The construction and application of Federation rules are governed by the laws of the State of New York, and any action instituted against the Federation must be filed in New York State. See GR908.4.

MOTORIZED VEHICLESGR1301.7 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/legal guardian 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 penalties against those responsible for the child committing the offense. Wheelchairs and other mobility assistance devices for individuals with disabilities are exempt from this rule. The unsafe use of personal electronic transport devices, as determined by the competition officials and management in their sole discretion, that do not require a driver’s license to operate, including but not limited to segways, hover boards, and single wheeled scooters is prohibited on competition grounds. Operating such devices in areas where people gather may be deemed “unsafe use” if there is a risk of harm to others. If the operator of the device is a minor, the parent/legal guardian or individual who signs the entry blank as a parent or guardian of a minor operating the device in violation of this rule is accountable and may be subject to penalties. Wheelchairs and other mobility assistance devices for individuals with disabilities are exempt from this rule.

PETSAll pets on the Show Grounds must be on leashes at ALL times and must not be tied in the aisles in the barns. Pet owners are solely responsible for any damages, claims, losses or actions resulting from their pets’ behavior. Show management may institute a $100.00 fine for any loose pet, per occurrence, and reserves the right to impound and/or summon animal control at the owner’s expense. This will be enforced. Your cooperation will be appreciated for the benefit of exhibitors and spectators. Pursuant to USEF GR301

RESPONSIBILITYIt is the purpose of the Management to run this Horse Show on the highest possible level of sportsmanship. The management uses the utmost care to select well-known judges with broad experience and knowledge. The judge’s decisions in the show ring are their own responsibilities and the management accepts no responsibility for these decisions. Exhibitors are notified that any acts of discourtesy or disobedience to the judges or officials, on the part of the owner, manager, rider or groom shall disqualify the horse and the owner shall forfeit his entry fees. Show management reserves to itself the power to prohibit any person from attending or showing a horse in the ring and to remove any groom or horse from the show without being liable for compensation.

FIRE/ELECTRICAL REGULATIONSBarn areas must be kept free of motor vehicles. Roping off or blocking of aisles in barn areas is prohibited. Designated fire lanes must be kept clear. Vehicles parked in unauthorized areas will be towed and subject to recovery of the towing fee from the owner. All extension cords must be Underwriters Laboratory approved for outdoor use. Heavy extension cords are recommended. These rules are for the protection of the exhibitor, his livestock, fellow exhibitors and the public. The use of electric, open flame or space heaters is prohibited. Cooking or any heat/flame food preparation is not allowed in the barn area. Flammable liquids may not be stored in the barn area.

RIBBONS/TROPHIES/CHAMPIONSHIPSAll hunter classes will receive a trophy and eight ribbons unless otherwise noted. All equitation classes will received a trophy and eight ribbons unless otherwise noted. All jumper classes will receive a trophy and eight ribbons unless otherwise noted.

Ties in jumper classes will be jumped off per USEF rules. Ties for all other places will be determined by the fastest time in the first round among those with an equal number of faults.Hunter Championship will be rendered per USEF Rules.Jumper Championships will be rendered using the Bonus Point system. Bonus points will be applied to the last class per section (see section for specific class). Ties in Jumper Championship will be broken by the most points in the bonus class.

QUESTIONS, DISPUTES & PROTESTSAll protests and questions not covered by these rules shall be decided and interpreted by the Competition Committee, whose decision shall be final. Disputes should be presented to the Show Manager prior to filing a formal protest under the provisions of USEF Chapter VI. A protest must be in writing and may be made to the Competition Committee by and exhibitor, agent, trainer or parent of a Jr. Exhibitor for any violation of USEF Rules.

CREDENTIALSNo number will be released until proper credentials and all signatures are in order. All exhibitors must provide proof of current memberships and are encouraged to send copies with their entry blank. Anyone not presenting current membership credentials (USEF/USHJA) will be charged a show pass fee of $30 per person, per organization. All horses must be recorded in accordance to the rules of USEF and USHJA. Measurement cards must be presented for all classes restricted by the size of the horse/pony.

All entry blanks must be signed in provided spaces by Owner, Trainer, Rider, Driver, Coach or Handler. Anyone under the USEF Show age of 18 must have the signature of a parent or guardian on the entry blank. It is the responsibility of the person making the entry to execute properly and complete all necessary information pertaining to each entry made in accordance with the rules of USEF.

WAIVER/INDEMINIFICATIONHorse sports and the competition involve inherent dangers that include, but are not limited to, hazards of personal injury, property damage or wrongful death. ENTRANT/OWNER HEREBY EXPRESSLY AND VOLUNTARILY ASSUMES ALL RISK OF INJURY OR LOSS as a result of participation in the COMPETITION. In consideration of the admission and entry of ENTRANT/OWNER, and any other participants in said Show, ENTRANT/OWNER HEREBY WAIVES,RELEASES, INDEMNIFIES, AND HOLDS HARMLESS the following from and against any and all claims, demands, expenses,losses and/or causes of action which ENTRANT/

OWNER, RIDER,or any other participant to said Horse Show might otherwise now or hereafter have against the Menlo Charity Horse Show, the Menlo Circus Club, Vista Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired, USEF, USHJA, PCHA and NORCAL Hunter Jumper Association, its officers, members, agents, employees, licensees and invitees and any person, firm, corporation, and the entity or any one or more of them connected in any way with said COMPETITION, or in control of the premises or equipment related thereto and each of them, for damage to property and/or injury or death to person, including the ENTRANT/OWNER, arising out of, or in any way connected with participation in said COMPETITION, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO PERSONAL INJURY OR INJURIES, PROPERTY DAMAGE OR WRONGFUL DEATH CAUSED BY NEGLIGENCE.The ENTRANT/OWNER agrees to INDEMNIFY AND HOLD the Menlo Charity Horse Show, the Menlo Circus Club, Vista Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired, USEF, USHJA, PCHA, and NORCAL Hunter Jumper Association their officials, directors, employees and agents HARMLESS FROM AND AGAINST ALL CLAIMS including any claims for injury or loss suffered by ENTRANT/OWNER or anyone else in connection with the competition, WHETHER OR NOT SUCH CLAIM, INJURY OR LOSS RESULTS, DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY, FROM ENTRANT/OWNERS NEGLIGENCE OR OMISSIONS OR THE NEGLIGENT ACTS OR OMISSIONS OF SAID OFFICIALS, DIRECTORS, EMPLOYEES OR AGENTS OF USEF ORCOMPETITION.

Prize money awarded in classes will be distributed in the following manner, unless otherwise noted in the class listing.Hunter Prize Money Distribution

Amount 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8thall classes 30% 22% 15% 12% 11% 10% R R

$1000 classic 300 220 150 100 70 60 50 50$2500 Classic 750 550 375 250 175 150 125 125$5000 Classic 1500 1100 750 500 350 300 250 250

Jumper Prize Money DistributionAmount 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th

addback classes 30% 22% 15% 12% 11% 10% R R$125 37.50 27.50 18.75 15 13.75 12.50 R R$175 52.50 38.5 26.25 21 19.25 17.50 R R$750 225 165 112.50 90 82.50 75 R R$2000 390 350 230 220 210 200 200 200$2500 450 375 325 300 275 275 250 250$5000 1100 850 775 650 500 425 350 350$7500 1650 1275 1125 975 775 625 550 525

$10,000 2200 1800 1500 1300 1000 800 700 700

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Hunter DivisionGENERAL CONDITIONS AND SPECIFICATIONS Classes will be judged on performance and soundness unless otherwise noted in the prize list. All USEF hunter divisions and classes will be split and/or combined per current USEF rules. All others will be split using the California split method. Each Section will be awarded Champion and Reserve. ALL Handy Hunter Classes: In all divisions which include a handy hunter the second class over fences will be the handy round.

CLASS CLASS # SECTION FEE CLASS FEE PRIZE MONEY

HIGH PERFORMANCE HUNTER SECTIONFences 4' to 4’6”.

High Performance Hunter U/S 401$355

$75 per class

Ribbons

High Performance Hunter 402, 403, 404, 405 (Handy) $425 + $22 add backClasses 401, 404 & 405 will count towards the USHJA Zone 10 HOTY Championship.

PERFORMANCE HUNTER SECTION3’6” PERFORMANCE HUNTER

3’6” Performance Hunter U/S 411$305

$65per class

Ribbons

3’6” Performance Hunter 412, 413, 414, 415 (Handy) $350 + $19 add backClasses 411, 414 & 415 will count towards the USHJA Zone 10 HOTY Championship.

3’3” PERFORMANCE HUNTER

3’3” Performance Hunter U/S 421$305

$65per class

Ribbons

3’3” Performance Hunter 422, 423, 424, 425 (Handy) $350 + $19 add backClasses 421, 424 & 425 will count towards the USHJA Zone 10 HOTY Championship.

GREEN HUNTER SECTION3’ GREEN HUNTER

3’ Green Hunter U/S 431$255 Section

OnlyRibbons

3’ Green Hunter 432, 433, 434 ,435* $100 + $5 add back

* Class will also count as CPHA & USHJA Incentive Stake - you must enter to receive a scoreClasses 431, 434 & 435 will count towards the USHJA Zone 10 HOTY Championship.

3’3” GREEN HUNTER

3’3” Green Hunter U/S 441$255 Section

OnlyRibbons

3’3” Green Hunter 442, 443, 444, 445* $100 + $5 add back

* Class will also count as CPHA & USHJA Incentive Stake - you must enter to receive a scoreClasses 441, 444 & 445 will count towards the USHJA Zone 10 HOTY Championship.



OnlyRibbons

3’6” Green Hunter 452, 453*, 454, 455 (Handy) $350 + $19 add back

* Class will also count as USHJA Incentive Stake - you must enter to receive a scoreClasses 451, 454 & 455 will count towards the USHJA Zone 10 HOTY Championship.



OnlyRibbons

3’9” Green Hunter 462, 463*, 464, 465 (Handy) $350 + $19 add back

* Class will also count as USHJA Incentive Stake - you must enter to receive a scoreClasses 461, 464 & 465 will count towards the USHJA Zone 10 HOTY Championship.


CONFORMATION HUNTER SECTION3’6” GREEN CONFORMATION HUNTER - Conformation to count 30%. Model to count 1/2 points. Individual classes may not be entered, except for Model, which must be entered separately.

Green Conformation Hunter Model 470 $40 Ribbons

3’6” Green Conformation Hunter U/S 471$305 Section

OnlyRibbons

3’6” Green Conformation Hunter 472, 473, 474, 475 (Handy) $350 + $19 add backClasses 471, 474 & 475 will count towards the USHJA Zone 10 HOTY Championship. 3’9” HIGH PERFORMANCE CONFORMATION HUNTER - Conformation to count 30%. Model to count 1/2 points. Individual classes may not be entered, except for Model, which must be entered separately.

HP Conformation Hunter Model 480 $40 Ribbons

3’9” HP Conformation Hunter U/S 481$330

Section Only

Ribbons

3’6” HP Conformation Hunter 482, 483, 484, 485 (Handy) $375 + $20 add backClasses 481, 484 & 485 will count towards the USHJA Zone 10 HOTY Championship.

AMATEUR OWNER HUNTER 3’3” SECTION

Fences 3’3”. USEF amateur card required.

AMATEUR-OWNER HUNTER 3’3” – RIDERS 18-35

3’3” AO Hunter 18-35 U/S 491$305 Section

OnlyRibbons

3’3” AO Hunter 18-35 492, 493, 494, 495 (Handy) $350 + $19 add backClasses 491, 494 & 495 will count towards the USHJA Zone 10 HOTY Championship.

AMATEUR-OWNER HUNTER 3’3” – RIDERS 36 & Over

3’3” AO Hunter 36 & Over U/S 501$305 Section

OnlyRibbons

3’3” AO Hunter 36 & Over 502, 503, 504, 505 (Handy) $350 + $19 add backClasses 501, 504 & 505 will count towards the USHJA Zone 10 HOTY Championship.

AMATEUR OWNER HUNTER 3’6” SECTIONFences 3’6”. USEF amateur card required.

AMATEUR-OWNER HUNTER 3’6” - RIDERS 18-35

3’6” AO Hunter 18-35 U/S 511$305 Section

OnlyRibbons

3’6” AO Hunter 18-35 512, 513, 514, 515 (Handy) $350 + $19 add backClasses 511, 514 & 515 will count towards the USHJA Zone 10 HOTY Championship.

AMATEUR-OWNER HUNTER 3’6” - RIDERS 36 & Over

3’6” AO Hunter 36 & Over U/S 521$305 Section

OnlyRibbons

3’6” AO Hunter 36 & Over 522, 523, 524, 525 (Handy) $350 + $19 add backClasses 521, 524 & 525 will count towards the USHJA Zone 10 HOTY Championship.


JUNIOR HUNTER 3’6” SECTIONFences 3’6”. USEF measurement card required.

LARGE JUNIOR HUNTER 3’6” - RIDERS 15 & UNDER

3’6” Large Junior Hunter 15 & Under U/S 531$330 Section

OnlyRibbons

3’6” Large Junior Hunter 15 & Under 532, 533, 534, 535 (Handy) $400Classes 531, 534 & 535 will count towards the USHJA Zone 10 HOTY Championship.

LARGE JUNIOR HUNTER 3’6” - RIDERS 16 - 17

3’6” Large Junior Hunter 16-17 U/S 541$330 Section

OnlyRibbons

3’6” Large Junior Hunter 16-17 542, 543, 544, 545 (Handy) $400Classes 541, 544 & 545 will count towards the USHJA Zone 10 HOTY Championship.

SMALL JUNIOR HUNTER 3’6” - RIDERS 15 & UNDER

3’6” Small Junior Hunter 15 & Under U/S 551$330 Section

OnlyRibbons

3’6” Small Junior Hunter 15 & Under 552, 553, 554, 555 (Handy) $400Classes 551, 554 & 555 will count towards the USHJA Zone 10 HOTY Championship.

SMALL JUNIOR HUNTER 3’6” - RIDERS 16 - 17

3’6” Small Junior Hunter 16-17 U/S 561$330 Section

OnlyRibbons

3’6” Small Junior Hunter 16-17 562, 563, 564, 565 (Handy) $400Classes 561, 564 & 565 will count towards the USHJA Zone 10 HOTY Championship.

JUNIOR HUNTER 3’3” SECTIONFences 3’3”. USEF measurement card required. Riders may not cross enter into any class at 3’6” or higher in the hunter division, higher than 3’7” in the equitation division or higher than 1.10m in the jumper divisions at the same competition. Exception: Riders are permitted to compete in any children’s jumper class and/or classic held at a maximum of 1.15m at the same competition.

SMALL JUNIOR 3’3”

3’3” Small Junior Hunter U/S 571$330 Section

OnlyRibbons

3’3” Small Junior Hunter 572, 573, 574, 575 (Handy) $400Classes 571, 574 & 575 will count towards the USHJA Zone 10 HOTY Championship.

LARGE JUNIOR 3’3”

3’3” Large Junior Hunter U/S 711$330 Section

OnlyRibbons

3’3” Large Junior Hunter 712, 713, 714, 715 (Handy) $400Classes 711, 714 & 715 will count towards the USHJA Zone 10 HOTY Championship.

The Menlo Charity Horse Show, a 501 (c) (3) organiza-tion, recognized as a USEF Heritage Competition, sup-ports Vista Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired by producing a premiere equestrian event while educating the community on the issues of the visually impaired. Vista Center empowers individuals who are blind or visually impaired to embrace life to the fullest through evaluation, counseling, education and training.


PONY HUNTER SECTIONUSEF measurement card required. Individual classes may not be entered.

LARGE PONY HUNTER - Fences 3’.

Large Pony Hunter U/S 581$265 Section

OnlyRibbons

Large Pony Hunter 582 (Conf), 583 (Handy), 584, 585* $225Classes 581, 584 & 585 will count towards the USHJA Zone 10 HOTY Championship.

MEDIUM PONY HUNTER - Fences 2’6”.

Medium Pony Hunter U/S 591$265 Section

OnlyRibbons

Medium Pony Hunter 592 (Conf), 593 (Handy), 594, 595* $225Classes 591, 594 & 595 will count towards the USHJA Zone 10 HOTY Championship.

SMALL PONY HUNTER - Fences 2’3”.

Small Pony Hunter U/S 601$265 Section

OnlyRibbons

Small Pony Hunter 602 (Conf), 603 (Handy), 604, 605* $225Classes 601, 604 & 605 will count towards the USHJA Zone 10 HOTY Championship.

* Class will count as first round of the Pony Hunter Classic

GREEN PONY HUNTER SECTIONUSEF measurement card required. Individual classes may not be entered.

LARGE GREEN PONY HUNTER - Fences 2’9”

Large Green Pony Hunter U/S 611$230 Section

OnlyRibbons

Large Green Pony Hunter 612 (Conf), 613, 614 $100Classes 611, 613 & 614 will count towards the USHJA Zone 10 HOTY Championship.

MEDIUM GREEN PONY HUNTER - Fences 2’6”

Medium Green Pony Hunter U/S 616$230 Section

OnlyRibbons

Medium Green Pony Hunter 617 (Conf), 618, 619 $100Classes 616, 618 & 619 will count towards the USHJA Zone 10 HOTY Championship.

SMALL GREEN PONY HUNTER - Fences 2’3”

Small Green Pony Hunter U/S 621$230 Section

OnlyRibbons

Small Green Pony Hunter 622 (Conf), 623, 624 $100Classes 621, 623 & 624 will count towards the USHJA Zone 10 HOTY Championship.

CHILDREN’S HUNTER SECTIONFences 3’. The same horse/rider combination may not cross enter into any class in which fences exceed 3’3” (equitation excepted). Rider may, on a different horse, compete in any other class for which eligible. Horse may, with another rider, compete in any class at this show for which eligible, except Junior Hunter. Run in accordance with USHJA Zone 10 specs.

CHILDREN’S HUNTER HORSE - RIDERS 13 & UNDER

Children’s Hunter 13 & Under U/S 631$255

$55 Ribbons

Children’s Hunter 13 & Under 632, 633, 634, 635 $55 RibbonsClasses 631, 634 & 635 will count towards the USHJA Zone 10 HOTY Championship.

CHILDREN’S HUNTER HORSE - RIDERS 14 - 17

Children’s Hunter 14-17 U/S 641$255

$55 Ribbons

Children’s Hunter 14-17 642, 643, 644, 645 $55 RibbonsClasses 641, 644 & 645 will count towards the USHJA Zone 10 HOTY Championship.


CHILDREN’S HUNTER PONY SECTIONUSEF Measurement card required. Manners shall be emphasized and extreme speed shall be penalized. Cross entry into pony hunter not permitted, regardless of rider. Fences 2’ (Small ponies); 2’3” (Medium Ponies); 2’6”(Large Ponies) Run in accordance with USHJA Zone 10 specs.

CHILDREN’S HUNTER PONY - LARGE

Large Children’s Hunter Pony U/S 651$205

$55Ribbons

Large Children’s Hunter Pony 652, 653, 654 $55Classes 651, 653 & 654 will count towards the USHJA Zone 10 HOTY Championship.

CHILDREN’S HUNTER PONY - SMALL/MEDIUM

Sm/Med Children’s Hunter Pony U/S 656$205

$55Ribbons

Sm/Med Children’s Hunter Pony 657, 658, 659 $55

Classes 656, 658 & 659 will count towards the USHJA Zone 10 HOTY Championship.

ADULT AMATEUR HUNTER SECTIONFences 3’. USEF Amateur Certification Required. The same horse/rider combination may not cross enter into any class in which fences exceed 3’3” (except equitation). Rider may, with a different horse, compete in any class for which it is eligible. Horse may, with another rider, compete in any class for which it is eligible, except Amateur Owner Hunter. Run in accordance with USHJA Zone 10 specs.

ADULT AMATEUR HUNTER - RIDERS 18 - 35

Adult Amateur Hunter 18-35 U/S 661$255

$55 Ribbons

Adult Amateur Hunter 18-35 662, 663, 664, 665 $55 RibbonsClasses 661, 664 & 665 will count towards the USHJA Zone 10 HOTY Championship.

ADULT AMATEUR HUNTER - RIDERS 36 - 49

Adult Amateur Hunter 36-49 U/S 671$255

$55 Ribbons

Adult Amateur Hunter 36-49 672, 673, 674, 675 $55 RibbonsClasses 671, 674 & 675 will count towards the USHJA Zone 10 HOTY Championship.

ADULT AMATEUR HUNTER - RIDERS 50 & Over

Adult Amateur Hunter 50 & Over U/S 681$255

$55 Ribbons

Adult Amateur Hunter 50 & Over 682, 683, 684, 685 $55 RibbonsClasses 681, 684 & 685 will count towards the USHJA Zone 10 HOTY Championship.

3’ YOUNG HUNTER SECTIONFences 3’. Not to jog. Open to horses five (5) years of age and younger. Horses MUST be age verified with USEF to participate.

3’ Young Hunter U/S 691$140 Section

Only Ribbons3’ Young Hunter 692, 693

3’3” YOUNG HUNTER SECTIONFences 3’3”. Not to jog. Open to horses six (6) years of age and younger.Horses MUST be age verified with USEF to participate.

3’3” Young Hunter U/S 696$140 Section

Only Ribbons3’3” Young Hunter 697, 698

3’6” YOUNG HUNTER SECTIONFences 3’6”. Not to jog. Open to horses seven (7) years of age or younger.Horses MUST be age verified with USEF to participate.

3’6” Young Hunter U/S 701$140 Section

Only Ribbons3’6” Young Hunter 702, 703

CLASS HEIGHT CLASS # CLASS FEE DAY OF SCRATCH FEE PRIZE MONEY

HUNTER CLASSICS & SPECIAL CLASSESTo be scored under the open numerical judging system. Top 12 invited back to jump a second round over fences. Scores will be added together from both rounds to determine placing. Ribbons 1-8, unless otherwise noted. All ribbon winners must ride for awards. Formal attire requested. Horses not to jog. To be eligible a horse/rider combination must have completed the course in 2 classed in their respective section, except derbies & Incentive Stakes.

Children’s Hunter Classic NAL 3’ 751 $100 $50 $1,000

Adult Amateur Hunter Classic, NAL 3’ 752 $100 $50 $1,000

Pony Hunter Classic per division 753 $100 $50 $1,000

3’6” Junior Hunter Classic 3’6” 754 $250 $50 $2,500

3’3” Junior Hunter Classic 3’3” 755 $250 $50 $2,500

3’6” AO Hunter Classic 3’6” 756 $350 $50 $5,000

3’3” AO Hunter Classic 3’3” 757 $250 $50 $2,500

3’ & 3’3” CPHA Incentive Stake* 3’ & 3’3” 2435 $100 - $1,000

3’ & 3’3” USHJA Incentive Stake * 3’ & 3’3” 2445 $100 + $20 - $1,000

3’6” & 3’9” USHJA Incenctive Stake * 3’6” & 3’9” 2463 $100 + $20 - $1,000

$25,000 USHJA International Hunter Derby 3’6”-4’6” 758 $500 $100 $25,000* Attention Exhibitors: The CPHA & USHJA Incentive Stakes will run concurrently with the last class of each section, except 3’6” & 3’9” which will be the second class on day one. Please note that the horse must enter the CPHA & USHJA Incentive Stakes separately from their hunter sections.

$1,000 CPHA GREEN HUNTER INCENTIVE STAKE (3’ & 3’3”)Open to horses of any age that are eligible to compete as a Green Hunter 3’ or 3’3” under Federation rules. Horses must be enrolled in CPHA Incentive Program and pay the annual enrollment fee to participate in the Green Stake classes and to be eligible for the CPHA Incentive. Additionally, horse must be registered with USHJA and recorded with USEF to participate. Horses may be ridden by a Professional, Junior or Amateur. There is no limit to the number of horses a rider may compete in the class. A minimum of eight obstacles must be offered in the class. Fences 3’ or 3’3”. To be judged on quality, movement, jumping style, manners and way of going using the open numerical scoring system. A score will be announced after each round and horses are not required to jog for soundness. Horses must be entered in the respective Green section to be eligible for this class. Prize money paid as follows:

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 11th 12th

$300 $220 $130 $80 $60 $50 $40 $30 $30 $20 $20 $20

$1,000 USHJA GREEN HUNTER INCENTIVE STAKE (3’/3’3” & 3’6”/3’9”)Open to horses of any age that are eligible to compete as a Green Hunter 3’, 3’3”, 3’6” or 3’9” under Federation rules. Horses must be enrolled in USHJA Incentive Program and pay the annual enrollment fee to participate in the Green Stake classes and to be eligible for the USHJA Incentive. Additionally, horse must be registered with USHJA and recorded with USEF to participate. Only horses appearing on the enrolled list located at www.ushja.org are eligible to compete in a USHJA Incentive class. Horses may only be enrolled on-line. If a horse is enrolled during a competition, the horse’s enrollment date will be considered the first day of the competition at which it was enrolled. Horses may be ridden by a Professional, Junior or Amateur. There is no limit to the number of horses a rider may compete in the class. A minimum of eight obstacles must be offered in the class. Fences 3’, 3’3”, 3’6” or 3’9”. To be judged on quality, movement, jumping style, manners and way of going using the open numerical scoring system. A score will be announced after each round and horses are not required to jog for soundness. Horses must be entered in the respective Green section to be eligible for this class. If there are less than 6 entries in any class they may be combined.Prize money paid as follows: 50% of each entry fee will be added to the total amount of prize money


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$25,000 USHJA INTERNATIONAL HUNTER DERBYClass entry due by 4:00 p.m. Thursday. Open to all eligible horses. Each horse/rider combination must complete a USHJA Exhibitor Declaration Form for HOTY bonus points to be awarded. Riders, owners and trainers must be active current members of the USEF and USHJA before the start of the class. Horses must be registered with USHJA and recorded with USEF. Horses must be on the competition grounds 24 hours prior to the start of the first round of the class and must remain on the show grounds until the completion of the class. All horses must be ridden in the designated schooling areas and back numbers must be worn on the horse at all times. All competing horses will be required to jog for soundness during the official horse inspection and jog. Time to be posted in the show office. The order of go will be drawn and posted a minimum of one hour prior to the start of the first round. Draw may be by hand or computer. Formal Attire Required. A two round class with a jump off round when necessary. Fence heights 3’6” to 4’ with a maximum of 50% of the jumps set at 3’6” and a minimum of four 4’ to 4’3” fences in each round set as option jumps. Tradition to be emphasized in the attire of both the riders and the horses. Horse will show in traditional hunter tack, including snaffles, pelhams, double bridles & both running and standing martingales. Round One: Hunter Classic Course - to be shown over a hunter classic type course consisting of a minimum of 10 fences/obstacles that simulate those reminiscent of the hunt field and a variety of derby jumps will be used. To be judged on performance, hunter pace and style, quality and substance, movement and brilliance. The top 12 horses, after all ties are broken, to return for Round Two. Round Two: - Handy Hunter Course - to be shown over a minimum of eight obstacles and will include a minimum of three required “handy options.” To be judged on style, brilliance and handiness. Complete specs available at www.ushja.orgPrize money paid as follows:


$7,500 $5,500 $3,250 $2,000 $1,500 $1,250 $1,000 $750 $750 $500 $500 $500

USHJA ZONE HOTY CHAMPIONSHIPA USHJA Zone Horse of the Year Championship is designed to reward participants in the USHJA Zone Horse of the Year Award Program by providing them with the opportunity to earn Championship Points.

• USHJA Zone HOTY Championships are held based upon the recommendation of the applicable Zone Committee and Working Group, and subject to the approval of the Executive Director.

• USHJA Zone Horse of the Year Championships are open to competitors who meet the minimum eligibility requirements, unless a zone specifically creates qualifying criteria and provides it to USHJA.

• In order to earn Championship Points in Hunter and Jumper sections, the owner or recorded leasee of the horse/pony must reside within the Zone. Horse owner, rider and trainer must be Active/competing members of USEF and USHJA. Horses must have a USEF annual or Life recording and USHJA registration. In Equita-tion sections the rider must reside within the Zone to participate in the HOTY Championship and receive Championship Points.

• If a section held at a USHJA Zone Horse of the Year Championship is open to all competitors, then the Competition Management is responsible for placing the class a second time including only those who are Zone members. The second set of results must be submitted to USEF.�Hunter and Equitation – Section Format: must be offered with a minimum of two over fences classes and one under saddle class as defined in HU148. If

offered in the section format, then Management may designate classes of an existing section that will count for the USHJA Zone Championship Points. Addi-tional classes are not required to be held for the USHJA Zone HOTY Championships. Eligible exhibitors that place 1st-8th in each class will receive Zone HOTY Championship Points. Zone HOTY Championship Points will be awarded for Champion and Reserve Champion.�Hunter – Classic Format: may also be offered in a Classic format with two over fences rounds. If offered in this format then eligible exhibitors that place

1st-8th in the second round of the Hunter Classic will receive Zone HOTY Championship Points.�Jumper – Section Format: may be offered as two or three individual classes. If offered in this format then Management may designate classes of an existing

section that will count for the USHJA Zone Championship Points. Additional classes are not required to be held for the USHJA Zone HOTY Championships. Eligible exhibitors that place 1st-8th in each class will receive Zone HOTY Championship Points.�Jumper – Classic Format: may also be offered in a two round/one jump-off Classic format. If offered in this format, eligible exhibitors who that place 1st-8th

for the championship overall placings in the Classic will receive Zone HOTY Championship Points.• A minimum of 3 Zone HOTY Championship exhibitors must compete in order for the Zone HOTY Championship Points to be awarded. The definition of compete

for Hunters and Age Group Equitation is in accordance with HU133 and the definition of compete for Jumpers is in accordance with JP135.13.• If the competition charges exhibitors an extra fee (“Armband Fees”) to compete in the Zone HOTY Championship, a minimum of 3 Zone HOTY Championship

exhibitors must pay the additional fee and compete in order for Zone HOTY Championship Points to be awarded.

EQUITATIONZone HOTY Championship

Point Chart

Placing Points for each class

1 402 303 204 125 106 87 68 4

Champion 80Reserve 48

HUNTER BREEDINGZone HOTY Championship

Point Chart

Placing Points for each class

1 102 63 44 35 26 1

Best Young Horse/Best Young Pony

Champion10

Best Young Horse/Best Young Pony

Reserve6

HUNTERZone HOTY Championship Point Chart

PlacingPoints for each class

(Section Format)

Points for each class

(Classic Format)1 40 802 30 603 20 404 12 245 10 206 8 167 6 128 4 8

Champion 80Reserve 48

JUMPERZone HOTY Championship Point Chart

PlacingPoints for each class

(Section Format)

Points for each class

(Classic Format)1 40 802 30 603 20 404 12 245 10 206 8 167 6 128 4 8

Champion N/A-JumpersReserve N/A-Jumpers

HUNTERS/EQUITATIONChampion and Reserve Championship Points will be given to the Zone HOTY Championships sections that follow HU148. Champions will receive 80 Championship Points for each section completed and Reserve Champions will receive 48 Championship Points.

JUMPERSLow Children’s/Adult Amateur Jumpers, High Children’s/Adult Amateur Jumpers and Thoroughbred Jumper will receive points from the Zone HOTY Championship Point Chart excluding Champion and Reserve points.

1.20/1.25 Junior Jumper, 1.20/1.25 Amateur Owner Jumper, 1.30/1.35 Junior Jumper, 1.30/1.35 Amateur Owner Jumper, 1.40/1.45 Junior Jumper, 1.40/1.45 Amateur Owner Jumper, Pony Jumpers and Young Jumpers will be based on one point for every dollar won unless no money is awarded and then these classes will receive the points from the Zone HOTY Championship Point Chart exclud-ing Champion and Reserve points.

Champion and Reserve Championship Points will be given to the Zone HOTY Championships sections that follow HU148. Champi-ons will receive 80 Championship Points for each section completed and Reserve Champions will receive 48 Championship Points.

For more information on the Zone HOTY Championship, please visit www.ushja.org or call (859) 225-6700.

CLASS SPECS CLASS # CLASS FEE

SPECIAL HUNTER AND JUMPER AWARDS & CLASSESAwards based on points will be tabulated using 10-6-4-2-1-1/2. Rider awards will be based on their best horse per class. Grand awards will be based on the horses best section.

Best Pony Hunter Rider

Chosen by the Judges. Must enter to be considered.

101 $40

Best Adult Amateur Hunter Rider 102 $40

Best Children’s Hunter Rider 103 $40

Best Amateur Owner Hunter Rider 104 $40

Best Junior Hunter Rider 105 $40

High Point Professional Rider AwardAwarded to the rider who earns the

most points in the professional hunter section.

106 -

Grand Pony Hunter AwardAwarded to the pony that earns the

most points in the regular Pony Hunter Section.

107 -

Grand Adult Amateur Hunter AwardAwarded to the horse that earns the

most points in an Adult Amateur Hunter Section.

108 -

Grand Children’s Hunter AwardAwarded to the horse that earns the most points in the Children’s Hunter

Horse Section.109 -

Grand Amateur Owner Hunter AwardAwarded to the horse that earns the most points in the Amateur Owner

Hunter Section.110 -

Grand Junior Hunter AwardAwarded to the horse that earns

the most points in the Junior Hunter Section.

111 -

Grand Hunter AwardAwarded to the horse that earns the most points in a professional/open

hunter section.112 -

Trip of the Show Award

Awarded to the horse that earns the highest score in an AA or C rated

section. Classics not to count.

113 -

Groom’s Award Awarded to the groom of the Grand Hunter. 114 -

WIHS Equitation OverallAwarded to the rider that has the combined highest scores from the

hunter and jumper phases.115 -

Leading Jumper RiderAwarded to the rider that earns the most prize money through Saturday

Classes.116 -

Tack Room Awards Judged Friday @ 10 am 117 -

Widget Perpetual TrophyAwarded to the Jr or AO Hunter that earns the highest score in one over

fences class118 -

Pure Abundance Trophy Awarded to the Large Junior 16-17 Champion 119 -

Grooms Class Judged end of day Wednesday 120 -

Menlo Charity Horse Show USEF #: 3875Rated “AA” in: High Performance; Green 3’, 3’3”, 3’6” & 3’9”; Green & High Performance Conformation; Junior Hunter 3’3” & 3’6”; Amateur Owner Hunter 3’3” & 3’6”; Pony Hunter; Green Pony Hunter; Performance 3’3” & 3’6”, Young HunterRated “C” in: Children’s Hunter; Children’s Hunter Pony; Adult Amateur HunterRecognized in: Hunter Seat Equitation; Children’s Jumper; Adult Amateur Jumper; Junior Jumper; Amateur Owner Jumper; $25,000+ Grand Prix; Young Jumper

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If you do not complete the training, you are ineligible to participate in all USEF activities including competitions.

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USEF Competition Name: USEF#:Competition Division(s) and Rating(s):

CLASS HEIGHT CLASS # CLASS FEE SPECS

Hunter Seat Equitation DivisionAll classes to be judged on seat, hands, guidance and control of the mount. See USEF Rule Book for Medal class specifications or check in the show office. Trophy & 8 Ribbons in all classes.

Leadline 6 & Under - 201 $40

Walk Trot 9 & Under - 202 $40

Equitation 14 & Under Fences 3’ 203 $55

Equitation 14 & Under Flat - 232 $55

Equitation 15-17 Fences 3’6” 204 $55

Equitation 15-17 Flat - 205 $55

Adult Eq 36 & Over Flat - 206 $55

Adult Eq 36 & Over Fences 3’ 207 $55

Adult Eq 18-35 Flat - 208 $55

Adult Eq 18-35 Fences 3’ 209 $55

NORCAL Pony Medal per heights 210 $55 Junior Riders

NORCAL Senior Medal 3’6” 211 $55 Junior Riders

NORCAL Junior Medal 3’6” 212 $55 Amateur Riders

NORCAL 3’ Medal 3’ 213 $55 Junior and Amateur Riders

ASPCA Maclay Horsemanship 3’6” 214 $55 USEF EQ110.8

WIHS Hunter Phase 3’6” 215 $55 USEF EQ110.10

WIHS Jumper Phase 3’6” 216 $55 USEF EQ110.10

THIS National Children’s Medal 3’ 217 $55 Junior Riders; www.ryegate.com

Ariat National Adult Medal 3’ 218 $55 Amateur Riders; www.ryegate.com

Dover Saddlery/US Hunter Seat Medal 3’6” 219 $55 USEF EQ110.5

USHJA Jumping Seat Medal 3’3” 220 $55 Junior Riders; www.ushja.org

Platinum Performance USEF Show Jumping Talent Search 1*

3’9” 221 $55 USEF EQ110.9

PCHA Victor Hugo Vidal Adult Horsemanship 3’3” 222 $55 Amateur Riders 35 & Over

PCHA Horsemanship 14 & Under 3’3” 223 $55 Junior Riders 14 & Under

Onondarka Medal 3’ 224 $55 Junior Riders 12 & Under

Foxfields Medal 3’3” 225 $55 Amateur Riders

CPHA Foundation Medal 3’3” 226 $55 Junior and Amateur Riders

CPHA Junior Medal 3’6” 227 $55 Junior Riders

WCE Medal Class 1.10m 228 $55 Junior and Amateur Riders

Pickwick Jr/AO Medal 3’3” 229 $55 Junior and Amateur Riders

Marshall & Sterling USEF Pony Medal per heights 230 $55 USEF EQ 110.5

CPHA Style of Jumping Class 1.0-1.05m 231 $55 Junior and Amateur Riders

CPHA Senior Medal 3’6” 233 $55 Amateur Riders

PCHA 18-35 Horsemanship 3’3” 234 $55 Amateur Riders

PCHA Horsemanship Jr/Am 2’9” 235 $55 Junior and Amateur Riders

TICKETED WARM-UPSand Arena Warm Up - 2’ - 3’3” - Monday $40 Unjudged

Jumper DivisionGENERAL CONDITIONS AND SPECIFICATIONS All jumper declarations are due by 4 p.m. the day prior to the class, unless noted otherwise.$200 nominating fee for all jumper classes, unless otherwise noted. Horses will only pay one nominating fee regardless of cross entry into money classes. Champion and Reserve will be determined using the USEF bonus point system. Bonus Points will apply to the last class for each section. Numbers must be worn on rider’s back or on the saddle pad so that it is visible to the paddock master. Riders should be properly attired; t-shirts, tank tops or improper attire will not be allowed. It is the exhibitors responsibility to familiarize themselves with all pertinent current USEF rules and regulations for the Jumper division and jumper schooling areas. A 45 second count down clock will be used. Poling or offsets will not be permitted on the grounds. Ties for first will be broken per USEF Rules. Time allowed in accordance with USEF JP 129.Jumper Proper Attire is required for all classes in the Main Arena. Jumper Formal Attire is required for all Jumper Class offering $2,000 or more.

CLASS SPEC HEIGHT CLASS # ENTRY FEE PRIZE MONEY

YOUNG JUMPERNo Nominating fee. To be run in accordance with USEF rules. Horses must be recorded with USEF to participate. Must provide proof of horses age with either breed papers, USEF age verification or FEI passport.

Five Year Old Jumper Table II 1.20m 301 $50 -

Six Year Old Jumper Table II 2b 1.25m 302 $75 $750

Seven year Old Jumper Table II 2b 1.35m 303 $75 $750

LOW CHILDREN’S/ADULT AMATEUR JUMPERNo nominating fee. Open to Junior riders or amateur riders. Run in accordance with Zone 10 specs. Cross entry permitted between the low and high. Horse/rider combination may only show in one classic.

Low Children’s/AA Jumper Table II 2c 1.00m 305 $65 $125

Low Children’s/AA Jumper Table II 1 1.00m 306, 307 $65 $125

HIGH CHILDREN’S JUMPEROpen to Junior riders. Run in accordance with Zone 10 specs. Cross entry permitted between the low and high. Horse/rider combination may only show in one classic.

High Children’s Jumper Table II 2c 1.10m 315 $50 $175

High Children’s Jumper Table II 1 1.10m 316, 317 $50 $175

HIGH ADULT AMATEUR JUMPEROpen to Amateur riders. Run in accordance with Zone 10 specs. Cross entry permitted between the low and high, but horse/rider combination may only show in one classic.

High Adult Amateur Jumper Table II 2c 1.10m 320 $50 $175

High Adult Amateur Jumper Table II 1 1.10m 321, 322 $50 $175

JUNIOR/AMATEUR OWNER/AMATEUR JUMPERClasses may combine heights if less than 8 entries. Open to Junior, Amateur or Amateur Owner riders. Horse/Rider combinations may cross enter as follows: between 1.20m and 1.30m OR between 1.30m and 1.40m. Horse/rider combination may only show in one classic. Amateurs must tell the show office if they are showing as an AO Rider.1.20m JUNIOR/AMATEUR OWNER/AMATEUR JUMPER - $21.00 added back per class

1.20m Jr/AO/Am Jumper Table II 2c 1.20m 325 $70 $300

1.20m Jr/AO/Am Jumper Table II 1 1.20m 326, 327 $70 $300

1.30m JUNIOR/AMATEUR OWNER/AMATEUR JUMPER - $21.00 added back per class



1.40m JUNIOR/AMATEUR OWNER/AMATEUR JUMPER - $22.50 added back per class



CLASS SPEC HEIGHT CLASS # ENTRY FEE PRIZE MONEY

OPEN JUMPER1.10m OPEN JUMPER (no championship) No nominating fee.

Open Jumper Table II 1 1.10m 370, 371 $60 Ribbons

1.15m OPEN JUMPER (no championship) No nominating fee.

Open Jumper Table II 1 1.15m 340, 341 $60 Ribbons

1.20m OPEN JUMPER - $19.50 added back per class (no championship) No nominating fee.

Open Jumper Table II 1 1.20m 342, 343 $65 $125

1.30m OPEN JUMPER - $18.00 added back per class

Open Jumper Table II 2b 1.30m 345 $60 $200








Social CalendarTuesday- Sunday 6:30am-8:30am

Complimentary Continental Breakfast courtesy of Vista Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired

Tuesday Evening 5:00pmExhibitors Trainers and Grooms Welcome Dinner

Complimentary Italian Dinner and Country Music by Sage Brush

Wednesday-Saturday 5:00pmComplimentary dinners on the Polo Field Including beer and wine tasting

Friday EveningMenlo Charity Horse Show Gala and Party

“The Wild Wild West”Information available at [email protected]

Saturday EveningWCHR Awards Dinner

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CLASS TABLE HEIGHT CLASS # CLASS FEE DAY OF SCRATCH FEE PRIZE MONEY

JUMPER CLASSICS & SPECIAL CLASSES

All horses participating in special classes/classics must pay the nominating fee of $200; except low children’s/adult jumper.

Windy Hill Equestrian in memory of Larry Mayfield Horse & Hound Jumper Classic Table III 1.20m 360 $200 $50 $2,000

Rhys Vineyards Ryman Memorial Speed Class Table III 1.30m 361 $375 $75 $10,000

Stephen Silver Grand Prix * Table II 2a American Standard 362 $600 $200 $40,000

Low Children’s/AA Jumper Classic Table II 2b 1.00m 308 $250 $50 $2,500

High Children’s Jumper Classic - NAL Table II 2b 1.10m 318 $350 $50 $5,000

High Adult Amateur Jumper Classic - NAL Table II 2b 1.10m 323 $350 $50 $5,000

1.20m Junior/AO/AM Jumper Classic - NAL Table II 2b 1.20m 328 $350 $50 $5,000

1.30m Junior/AO/AM Jumper Classic - NAL Table II 2b 1.30m 333 $375 $75 $7,500

1.40m Junior/AO/AM Jumper Classic Table II 2b 1.40m 338 $375 $75 $7,500

* see additional specifications

Cross entry restrictions: Horse/rider combinations may only do one jumper classic.

$40,000 STEPHEN SILVER GRAND PRIXClass entry due by Friday 4 p.m.American Standard, Table II 2aOpen to nominated horses. Horse must be entered in at least one other nominated class at this show to be eligible. Standing martingales are prohibited. Within the 24 hour period prior to the class; horses must display their official show number whenever out of their stall and schooling is restricted to the designated schooling area and times. Ties in the first round, that do not jump off, will be broken by time. Formal Jumper Attire Required. The winning rider of the class to receive a saddle courtesy of Voltaire and a watch courtesy of Stephen Silver.

Prize money paid as follows:


$12,000 $8,800 $5,200 $3,200 $2,400 $2,000 $1,600 $1,200 $1,200 $800 $800 $800

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EQUINE HEALTH ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

EVENT PARTICIPATION DECLARATION – REQUIRED Signed by the owner/agent/trainer verifying that the horse has been healthy with no sign of infectious disease and has not had a fever above 102 °F within 72 hours (3days) of arrival. This is required for all horses entering Menlo Charity Horse Show Grounds both Showing and Non-Showing. Event Participation Declaration Form available at www.menlocharityhorseshow.org A new Event Participation Declaration Form must be filed each time the horse enters the property. Horses stabled off the property that ship-in for their classes must comply with this requirement. PROOF OF VACCINATION – REQUIRED Signed statement from the attending veterinarian that the horse has been vaccinated against the following. Within 6 months (180 days) of each show: Equine Influenza (EIV) Within 6 months (180 days) of each show: Rhino pneumonitis (EHV 1 and EHV 4) If a vaccination will expire during one of the shows, the horse must receive its new vaccination prior to being issued a competition number for the show. PRESENTATION OF HEALTH REQUIREMENTS The Equine Health Requirements are required for all horses entering Menlo Charity Horse Show Grounds both Showing and Non-Showing. These documents must be filed in the Show Office before any competition numbers will be issued. All required papers must indicate the horse’s registered (show) name. Any horse not accompanied by these documents will be directed to the Show Veterinarian to obtain the required documents and/or vaccinations, and/or will be placed in quarantined stabling until proper documents are obtained. Any horse showing signs or fever/illness/stress is subject to examination by Show Officials and/or the Show Veterinarian.

GR845 Equine Vaccination Rule 1. At Federation licensed competitions, horses entering the grounds must be accompanied by

documentation of Equine Influenza Virus and Equine Herpes Virus (Rhinopneumonitis) vaccinations within six months prior to entering the stables. Horses not in compliance with this rule may be required to leave the competition grounds upon request by Competition Management. Documentation should consist of one of the following methods mentioned below. The frequency of vaccine administration should be per the vaccine manufacturers’ or veterinarian’s recommendations. It is recommended that vaccines are administered by or under the direction of a veterinarian.

2. In the case of vaccines administered by a veterinarian, the exhibitor, upon request by Competition Management, must provide documentation from the veterinarian on documenting that the horse in question received the vaccinations; name of the vaccines and date of vaccine administration.

3. In the case of vaccines administered by a person other than a veterinarian, the exhibitor, upon request by Competition Management, must provide a receipt of the vaccine purchase which is signed by the owner, or agent with care, custody, and control of the horse; name, serial number and expiration date of the vaccine; and date of vaccine administration.

4. In the case of a horse that is unable to receive either of the vaccinations due to a history of adverse reactions, the exhibitor, upon request by Competition Management, must provide a letter from the veterinarian on official letterhead stating that the horse in question cannot be vaccinated due to medical concerns and a log of temperatures taken twice daily for the seven days prior to entering the competition grounds. These horses must also have their temperature taken and logged twice daily while on the competition grounds. The log of temperatures should be provided to the Competition Management, steward, or technical delegate when requested.

Upon arrival to Menlo Charity Horse Show, I hereby certify the following:

Trainer's Name Home Phone

Arrival Date Cell Phone

Email Address Fax

If person completing form is different from Trainer named above, please complete the Agent information below.

Agent's Name Home Phone

Email Address Cell Phone

HORSES IN SHIPMENT DATE OF ARRIVAL

HORSE NAME (USE SHOW NAME) OWNER NAME COLOR SEX HEIGHT AGE SHOWING

NON SHOWING

Attach additional pages if necessary Stabled on property? _____ Ship-In? ____

Location: _________________________________Origination InformationAddress from which horses were moved to event:

Farm Name Contact Name

Address Phone

City State Zip

Attending Veterinarian Phone

HORSE HEALTH DECLARATION

By signing below I affirm that I have the authority to sign on behalf of the Trainer and/or Agent listed above.

Signature Date

Print Name

MENLO CHARITY HORSE SHOWEVENT PARTICIPATION DECLARATION FORM

ALL HORSES, SHOWING OR NON-SHOWING, MUST BE LISTED BELOW

I declare that the horse(s) named above have been in good health, with body temperature below 102°F, eating normally and have shown no signs of infectious disease for the three (3) days preceding arrival at this event.

MENLO CHARITY HORSE SHOW TROPHIESPure Abundance Perpetual Trophy

Donated by Stacey, Taylor & Hunter Siebel

Awarded to the Large Junior Hunter 16-17 Champion

Timeless Memorial Perpetual TrophyDonated by Christine Schreck

Awarded to the 3’6” Green Conformation Hunter Champion

Mandarin Perpetual Trophy Donated by Jane Fraze

Awarded to the 3’9” High Performance Conformation Hunter Division Champion

Cruise Memorial Perpetual Trophy Donated by The Singer Family

Awarded to the Adult Amateur Hunter 18-35 Division Champion

Children’s Hunter 14-17 TrophyDonated by The Freeman Family in Memory of Felix

Awarded to the Children’s Hunter 14-17 Division Champion

High Adult Amateur Jumper TrophyDonated by The Fallon Family in Memory of Joseph Fallon

Awarded to the High Adult Amateur Jumper Champion

Widget Perpetual TrophyDonated by Lindsay Maxwell

Awarded to the 3’3” Junior Hunter, 3’6” Junior Hunter, 3’3” AO Hunter or 3’6” AO Hunter horse that earns the highest score in one class in the respective sections.

Duncan Brothers Feed Order Form

Trainer________________________________________________Ordered by__________________

Barn__________________________________________________Phone______________________

Bill to: Name_on_Credit_Card_______________________________________________________

Credit_Card Number_______________________________ Exp.___/____ CCV______

Order_Date / / am/pm

Delivery_Date / / am/pm

Quantity

Shavings ________ Hays Timothy ________

Alfalfa Hay ________

Grass Hay ________

Grains A&M ________

Alfalfa ________ Beet Pulp ________ Bran (Wheat) ________ Equine Senior ________ Oats ________ Omolene ________ Rice Bran ________ Strategy ________ Timothy ________ Ultium ________ Other ________ Other ________

Feed office: Dennis Duncan [email protected] or (650) 366-0622 for urgent business.Orders received in the Office by noon for same day delivery.Weekend orders must be placed by Noon Friday.

DRIVING DIRECTIONS TO THE MENLO CIRCUS CLUB

FROM 280: From the north, take 280 south to Woodside Road and exit to the left heading east. Proceed to light at Alameda de las Pulgas, turn right. Continue on Alameda to the light at Valparaiso (between 2 and 3 miles). Turn left on Valparaiso and go 7/10 mile to Elena, turn left. The 1st cross street is Park Lane, turn right. The Club is on the left at 190 Park Lane (behind Sacred Heart School). From the south, take 280 north to Sand Hill Road and exit to the right. Continue on Sand Hill Road to Santa Cruz Avenue, turn left. Stay in the left-hand lane as there is a Y in the road at the first light and Santa Cruz goes to the right and you want to continue to the left on what is now Alameda de las Pulgas. Continue on Alameda to the light at Valparaiso, turn right on Valparaiso. The rest is the same as above.

FROM 101: From the north or south, take 101 to the Marsh Road Exit Atherton. Take Marsh Road to Middlefield Road, turn left. Middlefield Road to Glenwood Avenue (sixth street on the right). Turn right on Glenwood and continue until you cross El Camino Real at which time the name of the street changes to Valparaiso. Continue on Valparaiso for 1/2 mileto Elena, turn right. The first cross street is Park Lane, turn right. The Club is on the left at 190 Park Lane.

MENLOCIRCUSCLUB 190ParkLane Atherton,CA94027 tel (650)322-4616 fax(650)322-1950 www.menlocircusclub.com

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FROM 280: From the north, take 280 south to Woodside Road and exit to the left heading east. Proceed to light at Alameda de las Pulgas, turn right. Continue on Alameda de las Pulgas to the light at Valparaiso (between 2 and 3 miles). Turn left on Valparaiso and go 7/10 mile to Elena, turn left. The 1stcross street is Park Lane, turn right. The Club is on the left at 190 Park Lane (behind Sacred Heart School). Fromthe south, take 280 north to Sand Hill Road and exit to the right. Continue on Sand Hill Road to Santa Cruz Avenue, turn left. Stay in the left-hand lane as there is a Y in the road at the first light and Santa Cruz goes to the right and you want to continue to the left on what is now Alameda de las Pulgas. Continue on Alameda de las Pulgas to the light at Valparaiso, turn right on Valparaiso. The rest is the same as above.

FROM 101: From the north or south, take 101 to the Marsh Road Exit Atherton. Take Marsh Road toMiddlefield Road, turn left. Middlefield Road to Glenwood Avenue (sixth street on the right). Turn right on Glenwood and continue until you cross El Camino Real at which time the name of the street changes to Valparaiso. Continue on Valparaiso for 1/2 mile to Elena, turn right. The first cross street is Park Lane, turn right. The Club is on the left at 190 Park Lane.

MENLO CIRCUS CLUB 190 Park Lane Atherton, CA 94027 tel(650)322-4616 fax(650)322-1950 www.menlocircusclub.com

TRAILER PARKING

Horse trailers are to be parked at Menlo School located at 50 Valparaiso Avenue, Atherton, CA 92027.

Waste material may not be dumped in the school’s parking lot.

If trailers need to be cleaned out they must be cleaned out when the horses are unloaded.

Any trailers parked on the streets surrounding the Menlo Circus Club or not in the Menlo School Parking Lot will be ticketed.

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