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AT SEOUL CREEK FARM

August 14-16, 2020OldSeoulEquestrian.com

Entries close July 31, 2020

8th Annual

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8th Annual

Greetings and well wishes to all,

It's been a challenging year to organize, plan and produce great equestrian events with all the COVID-19 Guidelines and Restrictions to protect the health of our much loved Horse Show Family. We appreciate all the extra effort to maintain social distancing and wear masks.

The Wisconsin Equine Derby Weekend is going to look a little different this year. We hope you will enjoy a new clinic format that will give riders a chance to show a Judge their skills and receive constructive advice on how to improve their riding. Check our prize list descriptions to learn more.

Unfortunately, we have made the tough decision to cancel this year's Exhibitor Dinner, Auction and Teams Calcutta. The intention of these events is to so-cially interact and it just doesn't feel appropriate at this moment in time ... but have no fear this event will be back and better than ever!

You will see on the schedule, our amazing and gracious sponsors have provided us with complimentary lunches (Friday and Saturday) and Sunday Brunch. Sendik's will provide our food and drink needs during the horse show.

Our charitable causes: Healing Haven of Wisconsin, Amazing Grace Equine Sanctuary and Danny and Ron's Rescue continue to need our support! Please join us in supporting them at the Silent Auction or through Fund –A-Need. Those opportunities will be posted at the show office! Together we make a big difference doing what we LOVE!

We CAN'T WAIT to see you in the NEW sandbox at Seoul Creek Farm!

Courtney & Doug FrommOwners of Seoul Creek Farm

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PLEASE READ AND FOLLOW THE BELOW RULES AND GUIDELINESWHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW BEFORE ATTENDING THE HORSE SHOW

Due to COVID-19 Guidelines please adhere to the following:

• Our Shows are NOT OPEN TO THE PUBLIC or UNINVITED SPECTATORS.

• COMPETITORS, TRAINERS, and INVITED GUESTS should access the following protocols and make an educated decision about their attendance and participation.

• If you are sick, live with someone who is sick or someone who has traveled recently to an area of COVID-19 Outbreak, please do not come on the horse show grounds.

• TRAINERS: Please ask your students and their immediate families to take their temperature each morning before coming to the horse show grounds. If you are getting over an illness or have traveled please follow current CDC Pro-tocols regarding decisions to attend the Horse Show. Violators will be asked to leave immediately and will not be permitted for the duration of the horse show.

• STABLING: WILL BE AVAILABLE for SWEET SUMMERTIME FINALE on Tuesday after 10:00 am and for WI EQUINE DERBY on Thursday after 5:00 pm.

• WE REQUEST THAT YOU WEAR FACE COVERING WHILE INSIDE THE BUILDING as a courtesy for all participants.

• Exhibitors- You will be allowed a 1 stall to 1 person ratio in the stabling area.

• TRAINERS please designate a meeting place outside of the buildings with your clients before arrival to the Show Grounds! Please help us educate every-one regarding the rules and guidelines.

• SEOUL CREEK CLIENTS ONLY IN THE MAIN BARN!

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Old Seoul Equestrian presents the8th Annual Wisconsin Equine Derby Weekend

August 14-16, 2019 - Entries close July 31st

OFFICIALS Clinicians & Judges: Mary Eufemia Shannon Dickinson

Course Designer: Old Seoul Equestrian

Show Manager: Old Seoul Equestrian Courtney Hayden-Fromm 414-688-8888 cshayden@yahoo.com

Announcer: Lydia Diel Youssi

Ring Master: Audrey Symowicz

Show Secretary: Old Seoul Equestrian - Sara Ehr Email entries to: show@oldseoulequestrian.com

Marketing Coordinator: Nikki Livermore - NickerCreative.com

On-Call Farrier: See horse show office.

Grounds Manager: Doug Fromm 262-573-2822

Official Vet: Wisconsin Equine Clinic & Hospital 262-569-1550

Concessions will be provided by Sendiks.

VERY LIMITED STABLING. Entries received after stabling is full will be returned.

Anyone who participates in the Sweet Summertime Finale AND the Wisconsin Equine Derby Weekend will receive a $50 credit to a Derby entry.

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Thank You! To our LOYAL Sponsors! We couldn't do this without YOU!

Wisconsin Equine Clinic & Hospital

Blue Gate Farm

Seoul Creek Farm

WHJA

Fromm Grading & Excavating

Stone Pony Pottery - Sue Zimmer

Breakaway Farm

Equine Body Works USA

Cedar Creek Equestrian

The Anderson Family

The Hafeman Family

Rob & Jan Brown

Split Rail Stables

LeCheval Supply

Nutrena

Saukville Feed

Devoucoux

Midwest Stall Services

Hidden View Farm

Magnawave - Helen Biever

Flight of Fancy Farm - Natalie Prentice

Breeze Creek Farm

Heels Down Tack & Apparel

Nicker Creative

Adequan

Rein Dance Farm

Silk Screen Specialists

Patty & Barb Van Housen

Ryan Radosta Farrier

Healing Haven of Wisconsin

KZ Equestrian

Herd of Zebras

North Star Equestrian

Greenfield Farm

Wildwood Equestrian Center

Yellow Ponies LLC

ROC USA

Graver Performance Horses

Hampton Inn - West Bend

Sendiks

MK Equine

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Friday, August 14, 2020CLINIC DAY

NEW CLINIC FORMAT FOR 2020!

HUNTERS:Hunters will be grouped by fence height. They will Clinic with Shannon Dickinson in Hunter Ring 2 and then proceed to the Hunter 1 and show over an abbreviated Handy Course. USEF "R" Judge Mary Eufemia will give scores, explain the scores and follow with a brief discussion with the Clinician and Judge on how a rider could improve their scores for Saturday's Derby.

8:00 a.m. 3' Hunters9:00 a.m. 2'6" Hunters11:00 a.m. 2'3" Hunters (no oxers, no professionals)

JUMPERS:Jumpers will be grouped into 2 sections HIGH 2'9" and above and LOW 2'6" and under. We will start with a quick refresher of Jumper Rules, Time Table and Jumper Course Design. Followed by a course walk, clinic and an abbreviated timed course in Hunter 1.

1:00 p.m. Jumper Meeting with Question & Answers1:30 p.m. High Jumpers 2'9" and above3:00 p.m. Low Jumpers 2'6" and under

152 E. Wisconsin Ave. Oconomowoc, WI 53066262-751-1916 | www.YourEquinestar.comSaddle and bridle fittings by appointment.

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CLINIC DAY

Clinician - Shannon Dickinson Shannon Dickinson is the head trainer at Ravenwood Farm in Palm Harbor, Florida. Fun Fact: Shannon grew up in Wisconsin riding with Ginny Dvorak at Breakaway Farm and showed as a junior with Courtney (then JUST Hayden) Fromm! After her junior years, Shannon moved to Florida and worked for Brightside Stables and the Tampa Yacht Club before finding a home at Ravenwood.

Shannon currently horse shows approximately 25 weeks a year, with clients and professional horses in all 3 rings! Her riding resume includes both the Grand Prix and International Derby ring, but most recently her focus has been on producing quality young horses and preparing her clients for their horse show aspirations! Shannon loves to teach and has a passion for the education and horsemanship side of the sport!

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CLINIC DAY

Clinician - Mary Eufemia Mary Eufemia, a lifelong horse enthusiast, grew up successfully showing hunters and eq-uitation in Illinois before becoming a professional rider and trainer in Florida. In 1980, she and her husband, Kevin, founded Ravenwood Farm near Clearwater, Florida, to breed, train and show top hunters.

Her riding resume includes being USEF Champion of the Country on both Unbelievable and more recently, her own Central Park. She has also accrued a multiple regional and Zone Horse of the Year awards.

In addition to her riding success, Mary loves to judge! She has her USEF "R" card, and now balances a busy traveling schedule with her riding. She has recently judged such prestigious events as the Franktown Meadows Hunter Derby in Reno, Nevada and the World Champi-onship Hunter Rider week of WEF in Wellington Florida.

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Friday, August 14, 2020EVENING EVENT

5:00 pm Derby Meeting and Pizza Party hosted by Fromm Grading & Excavating

5:30 pm $500 Cedar Creek Equestrian 4-Bar Challenge

1. Cedar Creek Equestrian 4-BAR Challenge - USEF Rules Table 2 Section 7

The 4 Bar will consist of 4 consecutive jumps two strides apart. This is a test of power and skill. Once a horse/rider combination has faults (a run out, refusal or rail down), they are no longer eligible to continue competition. The horse/rider combination who successfully completes the 4 Bar at the highest height without faults will be declared the winner. Entry Fee $50.00.

Proper Formal Attire: No polo shirts accepted - Coats required.

2019 Cedar Creek Equestrian 4-Bar Challenge winner Cassidy Oppermann

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Saturday, August 15, 2020HUNTER DERBY DAY

Hunters will be judged on performance and soundness, with an emphasis on manners. Classes will be judged in accordance with USHJA National Hunter Derby Rules (www.ush-ja.org). Extreme speed will be penalized. Fences will resemble those found in a traditional hunt field. Jumps may include natural post and rail, stone wall, white board fence or gate, coop, aiken, hedge, oxer, brush, logs and natural foliage. Distances will not be adjusted for ponies. Option jumps will be set 3" higher than the class fence height and will count for 1 bonus point.

The top 12 horses from the first round will return in reverse order (low to high score) for the Handy Hunter Round. Horses WILL NOT have to jog for soundness. A ride for ribbons and presentation of awards will be held at the completion of each class. Riders MUST ride for ribbons to collect prize money. Open to any horse/rider combination. Each horse/rider combination may only enter one class per day. Those cross entering from Hunters to Jump-ers can only step up or down one level of fence height. All 2'3" class will be open to Juniors and Amateurs ONLY. NO PROFESSIONAL WILL BE ALLOWED TO ENTER 2'3" class.

FORMAL ATTIRE IS REQUIRED. Riders must wear a shadbelly or dark coat, buff or canary breeches, and white shirt. Horses show in traditional hunter tack including snaffle, pelham, or double bridle. White breeches and dark or scarlet coat hunt colors or sponsor coats will be permitted.

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Saturday, August 15, 2020HUNTER DERBY DAY

First Round - CLASSIC HUNTERA traditional hunter course with a minimum of 10 jumps. At least one option fence, at least one bending line, one line with an unrelated distance and one long approach.

Second Round - HANDY HUNTERA handy hunter course with a minimum of 8 jumps. At least one option fence. The course will incorporate at least 2 of the following handy options: tight turns, dif-ferent tracks, clever options for jump approaches, pen type obstacles, hand gallop a jump, trot a lowered vertical, halt and/or back.

Sunrise - 8:00 a.m. Ticketed Schooling

8:00 am Coffee and Donuts hosted by Blue Gate Farm

8:30 am Course Walk for 9:00 am Start Time

2. $500 Heels Down 2'3" Hunter Derby (no pros)

3. $500 Le Cheval 2'6" Hunter Derby

11:30 am Wisconsin Equine Clinic & Hospital Luncheon

1:00 pm Stonewall Ponies Ice Cream

4. $1000 Hope Memorial 3' Hunter Derby

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Heels Down Tack & Apparel1010 Fond Du Lac Ave, Kewaskum, WI 53040

Hours: Wed. – Friday 10am-6pm Sat. & Sun. 10am-4pm

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Sunday, August 16, 2020JUMPER DERBY DAY

Equitation Classic and Jumper Classes

Remembering Barbara Biever

Mrs. Barbara Biever was a lifelong horsewoman; she grew up with ranch horses on her parent's farm in Crivitz, WI. She genuinely loved horses (and ponies too!) Barbara especially enjoyed sharing her passion for horses with her daughter, Hel-en. Barbara was a fixture at the in gate any time Helen was showing. With her hus-band, Paul, they successfully ran the Milwaukee Spring Horse Show "A" for over 20 years. Barbara was instrumental in starting the Wisconsin Equestrian Center Hunter/Jumper show "B" in DePere WI, which earned the prestigious USHJA Members Choice Award in 2014. Barbara was a longtime supporter of the local member hunter/jumper circuit in WI and she has sponsored the Leadline Class at the WI Equine Derby Weekend since the very first year. She will be missed by all in the horse show world, but her memory will live on with this Memorial Equitation Classic and of course, the Leadline!

Barbara Biever Memorial Equitation Classic Open to all Juniors or Amateurs, no professionals. This class will be run at three fence heights 2' 2'6" and 3' and will be pinned together. The class will consist of 3 sections- over fences 50%, on the flat 30%, written horsemanship test 20%. Rib-bons 1-10. Entry Fee: $50.00 per horse/rider combination. Formal Attire Required. Jumps will consist of natural obstacles and traditional jumperjumps. No water obstacles will be used.

A ride for ribbons and presentation of awards will be held at the completion of each class. Riders MUST ride for ribbons. Formal Attire is REQUIRED. USEF Rule Book (JP111).

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Sunday, August 16, 2020JUMPER DERBY DAY

Blue Ribbon Round Jumper Table 2

All competitors completing the course without scoring or time faults shall receive a blue ribbon. Those incurring faults will not be scored. No Blue Ribbon Round for 1.10m.

Jumper Derby Table 2 Section 2(a)

First round decided by faults incurred over the course (rails down and refusals)and any penalties for exceeding the time allowed. Horse and rider combinations with a fault-free first round will come back for shortened jumpoff in announced reverse order as directed by ring steward.

8:00 am Hidden View Farm Brunch

8:30 am Course Walk for 9:00 Start Time

5. Barbara Biever Leadline Class

Parade of Hunter Champions and Hunter High-Point Awards

6. Barbara Biever Memorial Equitation Classic

7. $1000 Blue Gate Farm 1.10m Jumper Derby

8. Blue Ribbon Round - Open Card

9. $1000 Split Rail Stables 1.0m Jumper Derby

10. $500 Nutrena .85m Jumper Derby

11. $500 Fromm Grading & Excavating .75m Jumper Derby (no pros)

Presentation for Fastest Jumpoff Time by Fluttershy Stables

Parade of Jumpers and presentations of Cash Incentives & Special Awards

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Rules & Regulations ENTRIES: Entries will close July 31, 2020. A post entry fee of $50.00 per horse will be applied after the closing date. All entry forms should be filled out completely and legibly with one entry per horse and returned to the horse show manager with the $175.00 deposit. No numbers will be given until the entry is complete and final payment has been made or an open check has been left with the horse show secretary. NO STALLS WILL BE RESERVED WITHOUT A NON-REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT OF $175.00 Made Payable to: Old Seoul Equestrian LLC.

OFFICE HOURS: The office will be open Thursday Evening, Friday, Saturday and Sunday at least one hour prior to start times each day.

TRAILER-INS: Please note, trailer-ins will no longer be accepted.

STABLING: Stall Requests MUST be made with Horse Show Management no later than July 31, 2020. All reservations must be secured with a non-refundable deposit of $175.00.All stalls are permanent, 10' x 10' in size and have doors. No straw bedding will be permit-ted. Wood shavings will be available for purchase on the grounds.

SCRATCHES/NO SHOWS: All scratches may be done in the horse show office. Once the clinics or classes have begun NO REFUNDS will be given from the Derby Weekend Fee of $375.00. Horses scratched prior to the beginning of the clinics will forfeit their $175.00 deposit and will be refunded any excess. Refunds will be made by check and sent in the mail within 30 days of August 8, 2019.

TRAINER SPLITS: Old Seoul Equestrian LLC will allow trainer splits for the purchase of tack stalls, shavings, etc. to be applied to the clients' horse show bill. Trainer splits are due in the horse show office by Noon on Saturday. Please let your clients know if they should expect splits on their bill. Any splits that are unaccounted for or uncollected by the client will revert to the trainer for payment.

NO PETS ALLOWED at Seoul Creek Farm.

PROTECTIVE HEADGEAR: ALL RIDERS MUST WEAR ASTM APPROVED HEADGEAR WITH THE HARNESS SECURED AT ALL TIMES WHILE MOUNTED! NO EXCEPTIONS! Any riders failing to comply will be asked to dismount. Failure to comply will result in the entry being disqualified with NO REFUND.

MOTORIZED VEHICLES: Only those with a valid driver's license will be allowed to drive motorized vehicles on the horse show grounds. Anyone in violation will be asked to leave.

*** Violators of rules will be eleminated from competition and all fees, deposits, credits and prize money will be forfeited. ***

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Rules & Regulations GENERAL RULES: Every class offered herein which is covered by the rules and specifica-tions of the current USEF Rule Book will be conducted and judged in accordance therewith.

ANY DISCREPANCIES WILL BE DECIDED BY THE JUDGE(S) AND HORSE SHOW MANAGEMENT AND WILL BE CONSIDERED FINAL.

Each horse/rider combination may only enter 1 Derby per day. Exempt Hunter Teams Der-by, Jumper Sweepstakes and Barbara Memorial Equitation Classic. (If time allows, hunters with scores less than 50 in the first round may enter 1 additional derby and jumpers who do not receive a score may enter 1 additional derby.)

Cross entry from Hunters to Jumpers will be allowed however horse/rider combination may only cross enter into fence heights that are within one change of fence height of each other. (Example: a 2'6" Hunter may also show in the 2'3" Jumpers. A 2'6" Hunter may NOT show in the 3'6" Jumpers with the same horse/rider combination).

All 2'3" Classes will be for Juniors and Amateurs ONLY. Professionals may NOT show in the 2'3" or .75m under any circumstance.

Drinking alcoholic beverages and riding will not be permitted.

COGGINS: EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2005 - ALL WISCONSIN EQUINE (HORSES, PO-NIES, MULES, Etc.) 12 months old and older participating in an advertised equine event ("Advertised equine event" means a show, rodeo, exhibition, trail ride or horse fair, exclud-ing sales or auctions, that is posted or media promoted) must be accompanied by a negative test for equine infectious anemia/E.I.A. (Coggins/CELISA) conducted within the previous12 months. A health certificate is NOT required for WISCONSIN EQUINES. Health certif-icate must be presented for out-of-state equines.

USEF/USHJA VACCINE REPORT: Beginning December 1, 2015, all horses entering the grounds of a Federation-licensed competition must be accompanied by documentation of Equine Influenza Virus and Equine Herpes Virus (Rhinopneumonitis) vaccinations within six months prior to entering the stables.

JUMP ORDER: A posted order of go will be available at the Main Show Ring at least 1 hour prior to the start of each class. Please contact the Ring Master if there are any conflicts. Horse show management reserves the right to use a dotted line for any Hunter classes. Rid-ers MUST show in the posted order of go!

SCHOOLING: Schooling will be allowed Thursday after the show until sunset. Friday - Schooling will be allowed 6:00-7:00 a.m. in both rings. Friday p.m. THERE WILL BE NO SCHOOLING IN THE MAIN RING - Ring 2 will be open for schooling after the clinics until sunset. Saturday - Ticketed Schooling will be allowed from 6:00 a.m. until 8:00 a.m. Riders MUST wear a back number at all times while schooling.Schooling fee: $10.00 for 10 Minutes - All proceeds to Amazing Grace Equine Sanctuary.Sunday - NO SCHOOLING- Hacking only will be permitted in the show ring.

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MEDICAL WASTE: Sharps MUST be placed on the proper receptacles. REDsharps containers will be placed in the entry of all barns.

VET SERVICES/SURGICAL SERVICES: Wisconsin Equine Clinic & Hospital39151 Delafield Road Oconomowoc WI 53066 (262) 569-1550

DISCLAIMER: Neither Old Seoul Equestrian LLC nor Seoul Creek Farm, northe Show Committee will be responsible in any way for the loss or damage toany persons, animals or property or equipment that may be caused by anyhorse or pony entered by him or due to the carelessness or negligence of theperson or persons in charge of such horse or pony or of their subordinates.THIS SHALL BE THE CONDITION OF ENTRY TO THIS HORSE SHOW AND SHOW GROUNDS.

DAMAGE: All owners and exhibitors shall be held responsible for any damageincurred by them, their agents or employees to stalls, buildings and otherproperties on the show grounds and will be billed accordingly for any suchdamage.

AWARDS & RIBBONS: An award and 6 ribbons will be awarded in each class.Prize money will be awarded 1st -6th place.

Refunds: A NON-REFUNDABLE deposit of $175.00 is required at the timeof entry to reserve stalls. THIS WILL NOT BE REFUNDED UNDER ANYCIRCUMSTANCES. Any additional funds paid before the event may berefunded at the discretion of horse show management. Those seeking arefund must notify horse show management prior to show. If eligible for a refund, a check for the amount of the refund less a $25.00 office fee will be mailed within 30 days. No refunds will be considered after show starts.

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Hunters | Jumpers | Eventing

Hidden View Farm is a premium horse boarding and training facility in western Mequon. Our farm is located

on 70 beautiful acres of woods, grassy meadows and farm fields. Indoor and outdoor riding arenas, trails,

wash stall and two tack rooms.

262-236-9101 | www.hidden-view-farm.com

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Sunday, August 16, 2020

Presentation of Special Awards

Fastest Jumpoff Time - Fluttershy StablesHigh Score Hunter Round - Breakaway Farm

High Score Handy Round - Millenium Farm Ltd.

Derby Weekend Cash Incentives

A FINER THING $100 Incentive for the OTTB with the highest com-bined Hunter Derby Score. This award is sponsored by Courtney

Hayden-Fromm in loving memory of A FINER THING.

Blue Gate Farm most improved in the Jumper clinic $100Blue Gate Farm most improved in the Hunter clinic $100

Sendiks and Heels Down Tack will be on site throughout the show!

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