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Saskatoon Dressage Club

Presents

Saskatchewan Provincial Dressage Championships

August 18-19, 2018

Show is limited to 12 hours of judging between both judges.

Entries are taken on first come first serve basis.

Judges: Doreen Horsey and Pat Michael

Steward: Dr. Jackie Taylor

Location: Ebon Stables, Saskatoon, SK

THE SASKATOON DRESSAGE CLUB 2018 COMPETITION IS A

SANCTIONED GOLD/BRONZE COMPETITION MEMBER OF

EQUESTRIAN CANADA

308 Legget Drive, Suite 100

Ottawa ON K2K 1Y6

AND IS GOVERNED BY THE RULES OF EQUESTRIAN

CANADA

1 Equestrian Canada Competition BRONZE Show and

1 Equestrian Canada Competition GOLD Show

SHF Heritage & Prairie Cup Shows

WSDAC approved

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Competition/Facility Manager: Victoria Kendall

Show Secretary: Katherine Rupert

Show Committee: Sarah Fraser, Kyla Murch, Sharon Elder,

Krystl Raven, Alexa Woroniuk, Darlene Forsyth

Vet on Call: Western College of Veterinary

Medicine 306-966-7178

Entries Due: August 3rd, 2018

Sent Entries to:

SDC Sask Dressage Provincials

C/O Katherine Rupert

76-1035 Boychuk Drive

Saskatoon SK

S7H 5B2

306-290-7541

Scanned email entries welcome to: sdcshowemail@gmail.com *entries are not considered complete until payment and proof of negative Coggin's are received. Payment of

entries accepted in cash, cheque or e-transfer. E-Transfers accepted to sdcshowemail@gmail.com with

password as your last name.*

It is suggested to call (after 6 pm) and ensure entries were received.

The Show office will be open: 6 pm to 8 pm preceding day and one hour prior to start of show Saturday.

Directions to Ebon Stables

Off Hwy 16 East of Circle Drive and Boychuck Drive. Turn North on Zimmerman Road, then

immediately East on PCS road. Turn South on Range Road 3042. Driveway to Ebon is approx 1/2

mile.

We have been given fantastic group rates at the Home Inn and Suites. Reserve your room early and

request the booking under group discount "Saskatoon Riding Club"

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STATEMENT OF PRINCIPLES Equestrian Canada, the National Equestrian Federation of Canada, supports adherence to humane treatment of horses in all competitions under its jurisdiction. Equestrian Canada is committed to:

•Upholding the welfare of horses, regardless of value, as a primary consideration in all activities;

•Requiring that horses be treated with kindness, respect, and the compassion that they deserve, and that they never be

subjected to mistreatment;

•Ensuring that owners, trainers and exhibitors or their agents use responsible care in the handling, treatment and transportation of their horses as well as horses placed in their care for any purpose;

•Providing for the continuous well-being of horses by encouraging routine inspection and consultation with health care

professionals and competition officials to achieve the highest possible standard of nutrition, health, comfort, sanitation, and safety as a matter of standard operating procedure;

•Continuing to support scientific studies on equine health and welfare;

•Increasing education in training and horsemanship practices;

•Requiring owners, trainer, and exhibitors to know and follow their sanctioning organization’s rules, and to work within

industry regulation in all equestrian competitions;

•Reviewing, revising, and developing competition rules and regulations that protect the welfare of horses.

The standard by which conduct or treatment will be measured is that which a person, informed and experienced in generally accepted equine training and exhibition procedures, would determine to be neither cruel, abusive nor inhumane.

THE RULE BOOK

Exhibitors, Judges, and Show Officials, are responsible for a knowledge of the rules specified in the RULES OF EQUESTRIAN CANADA. Full details of Horse Show Operation, Equestrian Canada (including F.E.I.) Rules and other vital information or in the Rule Book of exclusive use of National Shows. Adult Amateur, Junior, and Open Equestrian Canada Competitions (must have purchased a competitive license) each receive a copy of the Rule Book and are eligible to count points won at National Equestrian Canada competitions for annual awards.

You are cordially invited to join Equestrian Canada by applying to: Equestrian Canada

308 Legget Drive, Suite 100, Ottawa ON K2K 1Y6

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Rules may now be viewed on line at www.equestrian.ca for FREE

GENERAL RULES AND CONDITIONS FOR EQUESTRIAN CANADA

COMPETITION

1. Every class offered herein is covered by the rules and specifications of the current rules of Equestrian Canada and will be held and judged in accordance with said rulebook.

2. Entries must have a 2018 Equestrian Canada Competitive License. Riders competing in the BRONZE show must have a BRONZE or higher competitive license. Those competing in the GOLD show must have a GOLD competitive license.

3. Horse Recordings are mandatory for GOLD competitors. It is the responsibility of the horse owner to ensure the Horse Recording is available to be presented upon request at an EC sanctioned competition. The Horse Recording can be presented via a smartphone or other mobile device, or by printing a hard copy.

4. Drug testing fees will be collected and drug testing may take place for the bronze and/or gold show. 5. All entries must have a Saskatchewan Horse Federation (SHF) membership or membership from another

provincial sport governing body. All entry fees must be paid by cash, e-transfer, or cheque - payable to Saskatoon Dressage Club (S.D.C.)

6. Numbers must be worn, and be visible, at all times when horse is outside of the stall. 7. Cancellations: Competitors canceling after the official closing date will be refunded entry fees minus

administration fee of $40 upon the receipt of a vet certificate of disability or a doctor’s certificate. Competitors canceling after 5pm 17th,

2018 will receive no refund.

Substitutions: Substitutions are not allowed in the Championship Show but are permitted in the non-championship classes and in the BRONZE show. A horse/pony may compete with a substitute athlete providing the athlete is eligible to enter the class and pays any substitution fee required by the show organizer. An athlete may compete with a substitute horse/pony providing the horse/pony is eligible to enter the class and the athlete pays any substitution fee required by the show organizer. Contact the show secretary for details.

8. The show committee reserves the right to make changes to the show schedule. Classes may be canceled, split or combined due to lack of sufficient entries. The show committee also reserves the right to limit entries or make any necessary changes to the prize list or program. Competitors will be notified as early as possible. The onus is on the competitor to familiarize herself/himself with such changes.

9. As per article E 4.0 all athletes, regardless of age or level of competition must wear ASTM/SEI or BSI/BS EN Approved protective headgear at all times when mounted at any EC-sanctioned Dressage competition at the event location.

10. Cross Entering: Horses may be ridden by more than one rider at a competition, but not more than once in a category, i.e., A horse may enter with a junior in the Junior and/or Open Category at one level. The same horse with a senior rider may enter in Adult Amateur/Open Category in the next consecutive level. (EC Dressage Rule 7.11.8)

11. A rider may approach the steward prior to each test to ensure that dress and equipment are in accordance with the rules. IT IS THE ULTIMATE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE COMPETITOR TO ENSURE THAT HE/SHE COMPLIES WITH THE RULES. It is the responsibility of the rider to report directly to the steward after completion of each test.

12. In the designated warm up arena, running martingales are permitted to be used on snaffle reins of the bridle. Single direct side reins (when lunging an unmounted horse with one lunge line) are permitted. Boots and bandages may be worn anywhere except in the competition arena. Martingales (other than running), bit guards, any kind of gadget such as bearing, running, or balancing reins, ear plugs, under penalty of elimination are STRICTLY FORBIDDEN ON THE SHOW GROUNDS AT ANY TIME DURING THE COMPETITION. E4.9

13. No horse may compete in more than two consecutive levels. No horse may be ridden in more than four tests, including the freestyle, in one day. (EC Dressage Rule E 7.11.9)

14. In order to enter a freestyle at a GOLD Competition, the horse/rider combination must have obtained a minimum score of 55% at the same technical level as the freestyle they wish to enter. E10.6.1

15. If music is on a CD, the rider should also have a second back up copy. Please have these well labeled. 16. Scorings and Placings: All scores in dressage tests will now be calculated to the third decimal as per rule E 9.9.

Any horse receiving less than 40% in a test will be eliminated. Any horse receiving less than 50% in a test will not be eligible for ribbons, prizes, etc. When there is only one horse in a class, ribbons will be awarded with the following percentages: First 60% or higher Second 57% to 59.9% Third 54% to 56.9% Fourth 51% to 53.9% No ribbons or prizes shall be awarded below 4th position.

17. Championships: Provincial Championships (Gold Show) will be decided from the accumulation of scores in Championship Classes (Test 2 on Saturday and Test 3 on Sunday). Non-Championship classes are available in the Gold show as per the class list. Advanced riders will choose between PSG and I1 for their championship ride each day. Show Championships (Bronze Show) will be decided from the accumulation of scores from Test 2 on Saturday and Test 3 on Sunday. Walk/Trot championships will be decided from the accumulation of scores from Test B on Saturday and Test C on Sunday. Western Dressage Champions will be decided from the accumulation of Test 2 on Saturday and Test 3 on Sunday. Non-Championship classes are available in the Bronze show as per the class list. Championships will be awarded at the show on August 19th (no formal presentation)

18. It is a condition of entry that neither Saskatoon Dressage Club, nor the show committee will be held responsible in any way for damage, injury or loss to persons, horses, or property of spectators or competitors.

19. Any horse entered in any class at the competition may be selected for equine medication control testing while at the event location. (A602.5)

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20. As per article A801, every entry at an EC-sanctioned competition shall constitute an agreement by the person responsible that the owner, lessee, trainer, manager, agent, coach, driver or rider and horse shall be subject to

the EC constitution and all rules of the EC and any additional rules set by the competition (A602.7)

Concession Services Provided by:

Ebon's Zebra Cafe Proudly serving Ebon Stables

Food, beverages, breakfast, lunch, and snacks

Hot and cold items with changing daily specials

Operated by the

Saskatoon Riding Club

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Saskatoon Dressage Club

Saskatchewan Provincial Championships

General Show Rules and Regulations

Apply to the BRONZE show and the GOLD show

1. Horses are required to have a negative Coggins certi f icate form (within 180 days of competit ion

date) with your entry forms. Entries wil l not be processed unt i l this is received .

2. No phone entries will be accepted. Entries must be postmarked by August 3rd, 2018 and sent to the show

secretary. Scanned Email entries may be sent to sdcshowemail@gmail.com it is your prerogative to check with

the secretary that they have been received.

3. Horses must be stabled for the competition. It is prohibited to tie a horse to a trailer. Stabling is available for a

fee of $60 for the weekend.

shavings only in the stalls- shavings are not provided but can be pre-ordered for stall delivery prior to

arrival

Stall must be stripped prior to departure. Include separate $40 cheque for stall cleaning, that will be

destroyed when stall is stripped at end of show or honored if the stall is left dirty.

4. The gate will be closed for Championship classes. The gate will not be closed for any other dressage tests. 5. Dogs are not allowed on the show grounds. 6. Copies of the tests are available at www.equestrian.ca If you are unable to access this website, please

contact the show secretary for copies of the tests.

7. Western Dressage Classes will be run under EC rules and are being offered as a miscellaneous class only.

Tests used will be the WSDAC tests available at: http://westernstyledressage.ca/. Western riders MUST wear a

helmet as per the SHF Helmet Policy. 8. All competitors are required to work one volunteer shift/ entry during the show. Volunteer Shifts will be worked

around your ride schedule. Shows take volunteers to run, and a lack of volunteers has been an issue in past

years, this will help reduce the work through many hands. No shift will last longer than 2 hours, and may be

worked by any individual appointed by the rider. If you feel you are unable to volunteer you may pay a fee of

$50/entry to void this requirement

9. Numbers are required on horses anytime outside of the stall during the show. The show will not be providing

numbers, riders must provide their own. The show is offering show numbers at a reduced purchase rate of

$5.00 which the rider may then keep.

10. Hors Concours are not allowed in the Championship classes. They are allowed in all other classes (horse still

may only be ridden in 4 tests/day)

11. If the show is not full as of the closing date additional entries will be taken with a late fee of $40 added.

12. Tentative Schedule: 9am start Saturday, 8 am start Sunday. Classes will not run in order. Gold show will go first

both Saturday and Sunday.

13. SHF Heritage Circuit and Prairie Cup Nominations must be registered with the Federation office prior to competition

as there is no retroactive tabulation of points. Points earned during these shows will count toward year-end awards.

Classes are as indicated in the prize list.

14. Thoroughbred Incentive Program (T.I.P): To encourage the retraining of Thoroughbreds into other disciplines upon

completion of racing careers, The Jockey Club is proud to announce the Thoroughbred Incentive Program.

Thoroughbreds that have been registered with The Jockey Club or a foreign Thoroughbred stud book recognized by

The Jockey Club are eligible to participate in T.I.P. classes and awards. Riders and owners should obtain a T.I.P.

number for all horse/rider combinations- apply online at www.tjctip.com. TIP numbers must be provided to the show

secretary. Thoroughbreds entered in the TIP program will be eligible to win the Thoroughbred High Point Award

15. Emergency Plan: In the event of human or horse injury, please notify the show secretary immediately and she will

contact emergency personnel. Katherine Rupert: 306-290-7541

**Riders must arrange their own reader. Readers are not permitted in Freestyle or Championship

classes**

Please note these are two separate shows being run at the same time. Separate entry forms are

included for the BRONZE and GOLD shows and if wanting to show in both shows both entry

forms must be filled out and fees paid

Show will be run outside weather permitting. Please note the indoor ring will be used only for bad or

unsafe weather.

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Thank you to our sponsors:

Heather Owchar- Winning Strides Rehab John Paulson Honey Judy Wood Art Photography Mitten Club- Lawson Heights Elementary School

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Sat Aug 18 Sun Aug 19

Class No. Class No.

Class Description Fees

Show # Set of show numbers- Riders must provide their own numbers at the

show $5/set $

Admin. Fee **Mandatory $40

Drug Testing **Mandatory $3.50

Stabling **Mandatory $60 for the weekend- Friday-Sunday $60

Tack Stall $60/weekend $

Shavings Available for pre-purchase $8/bale ____ X $8 $

Dressage Can.

Levy **Mandatory unless entry is doing Western Dressage tests only $10

SDC Member

Disc. SDC & RDDA members receive a ten dollar discount (-$10) $

*Late Fees *If entries received after August 3rd add $40. $

Total Fees $

SASKATOON DRESSAGE CLUB

SK Provincial Championships BRONZE August 18-19, 2018

Entry Deadline: August 3rd, 2018 Only one horse per entry form please.

Name of Horse: Age:

Gender: Colour: _______________ Breed: _______________ TIP #_______________

Name of Rider: SHF# EC# Bronze level required!

Age of Junior Rider Phone# E-mail:_____________________Address of Rider:

Name of Owner:

SHF# EC#

Phone# E-mail:

Address of Owner: Enter the class number, description and fee

Volunteer requirement fee for those unable to volunteer: $50 separate cheque

Stabling: Individual_______ OR With: Please include separate $40.00 cheque for stall cleaning fee. Cheque will be destroyed if stall is stripped clean at end of show.

Cheques payable to SDC

“I hereby certify that every horse, rider and/or driver is eligible as entered and agree for myself and my representatives to be bound by the Constitution and rules of Equestrian Canada at this competition. It is hereby recognized that all equestrian sports involve inherent risk and that no helmet or protective equipment can protect against all foreseeable injury. I hereby accept this risk and hold harmless EC, the competition, their officials, organizers, agents, employees and their representatives. The person responsible (PR) agrees to the release of any information on the entry form to EC.” (A802.4) Must be signed by the person responsible.

Signature of person responsible EC license # (Article A802.4 Person responsible for care/custody training and performance of the horse)

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Sat Aug 18 Sun Aug 19

Class No. Class No.

Class Description Fees

Show # Set of show numbers- Riders must provide their own numbers at the

show $5/set $

Admin. Fee **Mandatory $40

Drug Testing **Mandatory $7

Stabling **Mandatory $60 for the weekend- Friday-Sunday $60

Tack Stall $60/weekend $

Shavings Available for pre-purchase $8/bale _______ X $8

Dressage Can.

Levy **Mandatory unless entry is doing Western Dressage tests only $10

SDC Member

Disc. SDC & RDDA members receive a ten dollar discount (-$10) $

*Late Fees *If entries received after August 3rd add $40. $

Total Fees $

SASKATOON DRESSAGE CLUB

SK Provincial Championships GOLD August 18-19, 2018

Entry Deadline: August 3rd, 2018 Only one horse per entry form

Name of Horse: Age:

Gender: Colour: Breed: __________________ TIP # _____________

Name of Rider: SHF# EC# Gold level required! Horse Recording #

Age of Junior Rider Phone# E-mail: Address of Rider:

Name of Owner:

SHF# EC#

Phone# E-mail:

Address of Owner: Enter the class number, description and fee

Volunteer requirement fee for those unable to volunteer: $50 separate cheque

Stabling: Individual_______ OR With: Please include separate $40.00 cheque for stall cleaning fee. Cheque will be destroyed if stall is stripped clean at end of show.

Cheques payable to SDC

“I hereby certify that every horse, rider and/or driver is eligible as entered and agree for myself and my representatives to be bound by the Constitution and rules of Equestrian Canada at this competition. It is hereby recognized that all equestrian sports involve inherent risk and that no helmet or protective equipment can protect against all foreseeable injury. I hereby accept this risk and hold harmless EC, the competition, their officials, organizers, agents, employees and their representatives. The person responsible (PR) agrees to the release of any information on the entry form to EC.” (A802.4) Must be signed by the person responsible.

Signature of person responsible EC license # (Article A802.4 Person responsible for care/custody training and performance of the horse)

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THIS DOCUMENT WILL AFFECT YOUR LEGAL RIGHTS AND LIABILITIES

PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE SIGNING

I, the exhibitor/competitor do hereby acknowledge having received a copy of your official prize list

and do hereby certify that all animals listed on the entry form on the reverse competition, are

strictly in accordance with the rules and regulations in the Equestrian Canada Rule Book. I

hereby certify that every horse and rider is eligible as entered and agree for myself and my

representatives to be bound by the Constitution and Rules of Equestrian Canada at this

Competition.

It is hereby recognized that all equestrian sports involve inherent risk and that no helmet or

protective equipment can protect against all foreseeable injury. I further acknowledge the risks in

riding and working around horses and that these risks can include bodily injury to both horse and

rider resulting from normal use, competition, and schooling.

In consideration of being allowed to participate in this event, I hereby assume all risks and

release and absolve the organizing committee of Saskatoon Dressage Club, Saskatchewan

Horse Federation, Equestrian Canada and their officials, volunteers, officers, directors, agents,

representatives, employees, and the owners and occupiers of the land upon which the

competition is held of all responsibilities, liabilities, or claims of any nature and kind which I may

have arising from participation in the event.

I hereby declare that in making this entry that I have read and fully understand and agree to the

terms and conditions stated herein and that it is binding upon my executors, heirs, and assigns.

Signature of Rider Date

Signature of Owner/Agent Date

I acknowledge as Parent/Guardian of that I have

read and fully understand and agree to the terms and conditions stated herein on behalf of

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Parent/Guardian signature Date

Fees must be paid in full before being allowed to compete. Photocopies of Equestrian Canada competition license and Saskatchewan Horse Federation membership, as well as proof of negative EIA status must be enclosed for entry form to be complete.

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Saskatoon Dressage Club Warm-Up Time Request Form

Friday August 17, 2018

Rules/Regulations:

1. Half hour time blocks may be purchased for $40. Payment must be attached with the warm up

request form. Cheques made payable to Saskatoon Dressage Club.

2. Time slots can be purchased by a single rider, or by a group of riders. All horse/riders must be

registered with the competition to be eligible for a warm-up time.

3. Saskatoon Dressage Club will not be responsible for grouping people together to share the

ring.

4. Each horse/rider combination is only allowed to book 1 half hour time slot. A rider can book

more than 1 half hour time slot if riding a different horse in each time slot.

5. All warm-up requests will be scheduled on a first come, first serve basis.

6. All riders must be a member of the SHF.

7. Riders will be notified of warm up schedule on Wednesday August 15th by 10pm via email

8. Professional etiquette must be maintained by all competitors and coaches.

9. No riders will be allowed to ride in or around the dressage ring during the warm-up time

without purchasing a warm-up block of time.

10. Other warm up arenas will be available for use.

Rider #1 NAME:_______________________________________ SHF#_____________

PHONE#_________________________ E-MAIL:_________________________

Rider #2 NAME:______________________________________ SHF#_____________

PHONE#________________________ E-MAIL__________________________

Rider #3 NAME:_______________________________________ SHF#____________

PHONE#_________________________ E-MAIL_________________________

For more riders please list on separate piece of paper.

Please indicate your 1st, 2nd and 3rd choice of time slots.

___________ 1:00 p.m. _______________ 4:30 p.m.

___________ 1:30 p.m. _______________ 5:00 p.m.

___________ 2:00 p.m. _______________ 5:30 p.m.

___________ 2:30 p.m. _______________ 6:00 p.m.

___________ 3:00 p.m. _______________ 6:30 p.m.

___________ 3:30 p.m. _______________ 7:00 p.m.

___________ 4:00 p.m. _______________ 7:30 p.m.

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BRONZE LEVEL SHOW

LEVEL

TEST

CLASS NO. SATURDAY

CLASS NO. SUNDAY

COST PER TEST

Walk/Trot*

A 100 200

$25 B 101 201

C 102 202

Training*

1 103 203

$25 2 104 204

3 105 205

First*

1 106 206

$25 2 107 207

3 108 208

Freestyle

Indicate Level On Entry Form

109 $25

Western Style Dressage

(Non Equestrian Canada Point

Classes)

Intro A^* 110 210

$25 Intro B^* 111 211

Intro C^* 112 212

Intro D^* 113 213

Basic Test A^* 114 214

$25 Basic Test B^* 115 215

Basic Test C^* 116 216

Basic Test D^* 117 217

Level 1 Test A^* 118 218

$25 Level 1 Test B^* 119 219

Level 1 Test C^* 120 220

Level 1 Test D^* 121 221

Level 2 Test A^** 122 222 $30

Level 2 Test B^** 123 223

Para Test

Test of Choice (Mark which test on entry form)

124 224 $30

EACH CLASS WILL BE SPLIT FOR JUNIORS *Heritage Classes **Prairie Cup Classes Mark which test on entry form. ^Gaited entries are welcome to show with the gaited tests, please let the show secretary know on entry.

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GOLD SHOW CHAMPIONSHIP CLASSES

LEVEL TEST CLASS NO. SATURDAY

CLASS NO. SUNDAY

COST PER DIVISION

Training* 2 150

$60 3 250

First* 2 151

$60 3 251

Second** 2 152

$70 3 252

Third** 2 153

$70 3 253

Fourth** 2 154

$70 3 254

Advanced PSG 155

$80 or I1 255

Grand Prix Grand Prix 156

$80 Special 256

FEI Young Rider

Prelim 157 $70

Team 257

FEI 4 Year Old Prelim 158

$70 Prelim 258

FEI 5 Year Old Prelim 159

$70 Final 259

FEI 6 Year Old Prelim 160

$70 Final 260

Freestyle Indicate Level on Entry Form

161 $15

*Heritage Classes **Prairie Cup Classes

GOLD NON-CHAMPIONSHIP CLASSES

LEVEL TEST CLASS NO. SATURDAY

CLASS NO. SUNDAY

COST PER TEST

Training* 2 190 290 $30

3 191 291 $30

First* 2 192 292 $30

3 193 293 $30

Second** 2 194 294 $35

3 195 295 $35

Third** 2 196 296 $35

3 197 297 $35

Fourth** 2 198 298 $35

3 199 299 $35

*Heritage Classes **Prairie Cup Classes

Provincial Championships – both classes must be ridden in each division to be eligible for Championships, except for Advanced where riders will choose between PSG or I1 for their championship ride each day. Riders must be present to receive their awards. NOTE: To be awarded championship ribbons and awards in a level with only one competitor, a minimum average score of 60% must be achieved in the 2 required championship tests.