The Art of Dressage

A Gold Dressage Show

June 15- 16, 2019

Sanctioned Gold/Bronze Competition Member of Equestrian Canada

308 Legget Drive. Suite 100 Ottawa, Ontario K2K 1Y6

Telephone (613) 248-3433 www.equinecanada.ca

and is governed by the Rules of the Federation

“Every class offered herein is covered by the rules and specifications of the current rules of

the EC and will be held and judged in accordance with the EC Rule Book.”

STATEMENT OF PRINCIPLE

Equestrian Canada (EC), the national equestrian federation of Canada, supports adherence to

humane treatment of horses in all activities under its jurisdiction.

• EC is committed to:

• Upholding the welfare of the 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 standards of nutrition, health, comfort 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, trainers and exhibitors to know and follow their sanctioning organization’s

• rules, and to work within industry regulations in all equestrian competition;

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

• of the 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.

“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 EC and any

additional rules set by the competition. It is the responsibility of all individuals participating in any capacity in EC sanctioned

competitions to be knowledgeable regarding the EC constitution and the applicable rules of EC and the additional rules, if any,

imposed by the competition. Do not participate in this EC- sanctioned competition in any capacity if you do not consent to be bound

by the constitution and rules of EC and any additional rules imposed by the competition.”

SHOW OFFICIALS

Judges:

Birgit Epskamp Valkenborg – EC Senior

Susan Hewton-Waters - EC Medium

Steward: Linda Miller EC S, Canada

Medic: TBD

Show Manager/Organizer: Paula Meehan

Show Secretary: Charlene Lazenby

Inquires Email: theartofdressagegoldshow@gmail.com

Phone: 780-554-5441

On Call Vet: Delaney Veterinary 780-922-3647

On Call Farrier: TBD

Show Location: Amberlea Meadows 51031 Range Road 252 Leduc County, AB T9G 0B7

The Art of Dressage would like to thank all our sponsors and volunteers for their support. Without them, this possibility would not have

existed. Please acknowledge them and show your appreciation during our show.

Gold Competition:

An Equestrian Canada Gold Membership as well as AEF membership is required. Equestrian

Canada Horse Recording required for horse or temp. horse registration can be purchased at office. To compete at a Gold (National)

level competition, a Gold Sport License is required. Both the owner and rider of the

horse competing must be EC Gold members and Dressage Canada Members in good standing

Bronze Competition:

An Equestrian Canada Bronze (or higher) Membership as well as AEF Membership is required. To compete at a Bronze level

competition, a Bronze Sport License is required. Both the owner and rider of the horse competing must be EC Bronze members and Dressage

Canada Members in good standing.

(Riders, owners and lessees are required to hold a sport license equivalent to the level at which the rider and

horse are competing. The owner must hold a license equivalent to the level at which his/her horse is competing,

regardless of whether he/she is riding the horse in competition.)

Note: At Gold Shows in Alberta, persons who want to purchase a Temporary Sport or Horse License must show proof of AEF Membership.

Rules and General Information:

1. Exhibitors, judges and show officials are responsible for knowledge of the rules.

2. In 2019, a pilot random tack check instead of compulsory tack checks will take place at selected competitions. This means

that the athletes competing at this competition and identified for tack check will report, still mounted, to the steward or his or

her representative immediately upon leaving the arena. Riders are welcome to approach the steward and ask for

saddlery/dress rule clarifications prior to riding their test.

3. Schooling Time - The show rings will be open for practice prior to the show. Times will be posted at the show office if

entries warrant. All show rings will be open for warm-up up from Friday at 12 p.m. until 9 p.m. No warm-up in the show

rings is allowed from Saturday a.m. until the conclusion of the show.

4. The warm-up rings are open during all the show and schooling time.

5. Entries in the Gold show must pay a mandatory DC Levy Fee of $ 10.00 and an Equestrian Canada druge fee of $ 7.00.

“Any horse entered in any class at a competition may be selected for equine medication control testing while at the event

location” (A602.5) Medication Control Fee $7.00.

6. Any ride time changes must be approved by the Show Secretary prior to the competition.

7. Entries in the Bronze show must pay a mandatory DC Levy Fee of $ 10.00 and an Equestrian Canada drug fee of $ 3.50.

8. It is compulsory for the horse’s competition number to be worn and visible by the horse / rider / handler in exercise and

schooling areas from the time the number is issued to the end of the competition to identify the horse. Failure to comply will

result in a warning for the first offense and possible elimination for subsequent offenses.

9. No person other than the officials, stewards, attendants on duty and the judges of the class may enter the show ring without

permission from the officials. Competitors entering the arena outside of the posted warm up times will be eliminated.

10. Inhumane treatment of a horse including polling, rapping or other abuse will not be tolerated, and any exhibitor will be

disqualified for such an offense.

11. The Show Committee reserves the right to remove any horse / rider from the competition without being liable for

compensation.

12. Protests shall be made in writing within 48 hours of the holding of the class to the horse show office and must be accompanied

by a deposit of $ 100 which will be forfeited if the protest is not sustained. All protests must be in writing, signed and

addressed to the secretary of the competition at which the matter under consideration occurs.

13. Standard whip length is 120 cm including the lash and ponies ridden in ANY class can only carry a whip of 100 cm including

the lash E4.8.3 & .4

14. Lungeing will only be permitted in a designated lungeing area. Please ask when you arrive at the show grounds for more

information. E7.16.5. The use of side reins is only permitted when lungeing. Lungeing (unmounted) and work in hand may

only be done by the rider, owner, coach, groom or Person Responsible. Please do not ride in designated area when a horse is

being lunged.

15. Test Readers: There will be no test readers provided by the show; all riders must supply their own readers.

16. Schooling horses not competing will be accepted at a cost of $ 63.00 for the show. Riders will be required to pay the full

stabling fee, schooling horse fee and the office fee and will be subject to all Equine Competition rules. The rider will be

required to have an AEF membership, but will not be required to have an EC membership and the horse will not require a EC

Horse Recording.

17. Mane may be braided.

• White or black braiding tape is permitted

• White, black or coloured thread/wool/elastic bands are permitted

• Braiding wire is permitted

• Braiding bands are permitted, including decorated bands that have a smooth base as do not have any sharp edges

Any decoration of the horse with extravagant items, such as ribbons or flowers, etc. in the mane and tail, etc., is strictly

forbidden (E4.1.10)

18. Show Office – Show Office will be open 1 hour before scheduled start of ride times, to 30 minutes after last horse competes.

The office will be open on Friday, June 14, 2019 from noon to 7:30 p.m. for check in.

PLEASE NOTE: IF YOU DO NOT SEE YOUR SCORES POSTED IN THE LOBBY – YOUR TESTS ARE NOT

READY TO BE PICKED UP.

19. There will be a Veterinarian and a Farrier on call; their names and numbers will be available in the Show Office

20. Safety Headgear: All riders, regardless of age or level of competition, must always wear ASTM/SEI or BSI/BS EN approved

protective headgear when nounted at any EC sanctioned dressage competitions at the event location. Note: At the tack check,

which that follows the test, the steward may ask the athlete to dismount so that the helmet can be inspected for the safety

standard labelling. (E.4.0)

21. All riders, grooms, trainers and parents are to conduct themselves in a sportsmanlike and courteous manner. The Show

Committee reserves the right to eliminate a competitor at their discretion. Discourteous behavior toward any fellow

competitor, Amberlea Meadows and its staff, steward, judge or show committee member will result in immediate expulsion.

A protest may be filed with the show secretary accompanied by a nonrefundable fee.

Entry Information:

1. All Show entries must be received by June 6, 2019.

Entries must be in the hands of the show by the closing date listed. Entry is not considered valid until it has been paid in full.

There are three ways to enter the show:

● Mail your entries with a cheque made out to Paula Meehan to Paula Meehan 5404 42 Street Beaumont, AB T4X 0E4. If

mailing, please be sure that you have allowed enough time to be received by the show prior to closing date.

● Scan and email your entry to theartofdressagegoldshow@gmail.com and pay by email bank transfer.

● Enter online at www.equestrianentries.com. Please note that there is a fee charged by Equestrian Entries to do the online

entry.

2. Late entries may only be accepted at the show secretary’s discretion with a late fee of $75, no late entries after June 10th will be

accepted. Please email the show secretary to determine if late entries will be accepted.

3. An entry is not considered valid until it has been paid in full. Post-dated cheques will not be accepted. Cheques

or money orders should be made out to Paula Meehan. E-transfers to theartofdressagegoldshow@gmail.com (entries may be

sent by email and will be accepted only once the fees have been transferred). NSF cheques will be charged a $ 50.00 fee.

4. All entries must have the signature of the owner or authorized agent and a signature for the person responsible for the

horse. Riders will not be allowed to ride without a person responsible signature. When using Equestrian Entries – the

“coach” field is the person responsible. The owner, person responsible and rider of the horse competing must be EC Individual

competitor members in good standing. See 11011 for clarification of person responsible.

The Person Responsible (PR) for a horse must be an adult who has, or shares responsibility for the care, training, custody, and

performance of the horse and who has official responsibility for the horse under EC Rules. The PR is liable under the penalty

provisions of the applicable EC Rules for any rule violations. Every entry form for an EC sanctioned competition must identify

the PR and be signed by the PR. The Person Responsible is ultimately responsible for the condition, fitness and management of

the horse and is alone responsible for any act performed by himself/herself or by any other person authorized access to the horse

in the stables, elsewhere on the grounds, or while the horse is being ridden, driven or exercised.

A: for adult entries into EC sanctioned competitions, the PR shall be either the trainer, owner of the horse or the competitor who

rides or drives the horse during the EC sanctioned competition.

B: For Junior entries into EC sanctioned competitions the Junior competitor cannot be the PR. For Junior entries the PR may be

either the trainer, the owner of the horse, or a parent/guardian of the Junior competitor.

5. Ride Times: will be posted on the Fox Village Dressage website at http://www.foxvillage.com/fvdshowresults as soon as

available to all competitors on Tuesday June 11th. Every effort will be made to accommodate riders to allow for suitable warm up

when possible. FINAL RIDE TIMES POSTED DAILY AT THE SHOW OFFICE. Riders are responsible for checking the day

sheets as ride times may change. Please provide a correct email on your entry form.

6. The show committee reserves the right to refuse any entry. (Other than as specified in Article A805.2, a competition may

reserve the right to refuse an entry). Entries will be entered on a first come first serve basis. Enter early to ensure your place.

Classes may be changed up to closing date without penalty. Any changes made to entries after close will be charged a $ 20

penalty.

7. The EC, Amberlea Meadows, Show Officials and Show volunteers shall not be responsible for any damages, losses,

accident, or any actions whatsoever that may occur to any entrant, owner, exhibitor, or spectator during the show. Parties

execute a binding agreement upon signing of entry form.

8. Hors Concours entries will be accepted with full fees. Entrants are subject to EC rules, and are not eligible for awards.

9. Cancellations prior to the closing date will have all fees less the Administration fee refunded. Cancellations after the closing

date but before 6 p.m. June 15 with a veterinary certificate or medical certificate will have stabling fees, drug fees, EC Levy and

50% of the Class fees refunded. Cancellations after the closing date without a veterinary or medical certificate will have all fees

forfeited. Substitutions will be permitted, prior to the start of the show, for a fee of $ 25.00.

10. Horses competing in an EC Gold show are required to hold an EC Horse Recording and have paid the EC Horse Recording

Annual Activation Fee to compete, a temporary Horse Registration form may be purchased. Horse Recording number is the

control number used by EC and must be included on the entry. Horses must be entered under the name appearing on the Horse

Recording. Owners and competitors hold a Horse Recording who wish to apply for an FEI passport refer to Article A412.

(Note: Horses that formerly held EC Passports will carry the same number forward to their Horse Recording.) Temporary

sports licenses and temp. horse registration available at the show office.

11. Please provide a correct email on your entry form (Competitors are responsible for their own errors or those of their agent in

preparation of their entry forms) The signature sheet must be scanned and uploaded if you are using Equestrian Entries.

12. Tests for show are available for download at: https://www.equestrian.ca/sport/dressage

13. Horse substitutions are allowed until one hour before class the horse is competing in. The name of the horse, any required

licenses and owner or person responsible signatures must be given to the show secretary at the time the substitution is made.

14. Competitors are responsible for checking the day sheets posted at the show office, the evening before, and/or the morning of

their tests to ensure they are aware of the correct time. Remember, your time is when you ride down centerline.

15. Please note that Coggins Tests will not be required for this show. However, proof of vaccination against Equine Influenza

EHV1 & EHV 4 within the last 6 months is required.

16. Bronze Show Classes – EC Bronze Sport License is required for Rider and Owners.

Entry forms are located at www.equestrianentries.com. You may fill out and submit the form electronically or print and submit it

over email or through regular mail to:

Paula Meehan

5404 42 Street

Beaumont, AB T4X 0E4

Email: theartofdressagegoldshow@gmail.com

Hardcopy entry forms are also available.

Exhibitor Number – Exhibitor number will not be released until the Show Office is provided:

A completed Entry Form with appropriate signatures

Proof of all relevant current 2019 EC Memberships / AEF for rider(s) and owner(s)

EC Horse Recording and have paid the EC Horse Recording Annual Activation Fee to complete

Documentation that this horse has been vaccinated against Equine Influenza

Payment in full

Stable Rules:

The stabling is not available until noon, Friday June 15, 2017. Please do not plan your arrival before this time. Warm up in all

rings will be available from 12:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. Friday.

1. Show stalls are available from 12:00 p.m., Friday June 15, 2017 until the end of the Show on Sunday June 17, 2017 for

$126.00. First bedding of 2 bags of shavings OR 1 bale of straw is provided, please indicate your preference on your entry

form. Hauling in for the day is allowed and, Day stalls are available for $ 63.00 / day (includes 2 shavings). Haul ins are also

allowed for a haul in fee of $ 37.00 per day. Tack stalls are also available.

2. NO SMOKING IN THE BARN OR HAYSHED!!

3. Do not ride or graze your horse on the front lawn.

4. All dogs must be kept on a leash at all times. Please clean up after your dog.

5. Horses must be put in assigned stalls only! No bedding may be removed out of unoccupied stalls. No horse will be placed in an

unassigned stall without approval from management. Stalls will be assigned at the sole discretion of the Show Manager. Special

requests should be noted on the entry form, and will be accommodated at the discretion of show management.

6. The stable area must be kept clean at all times and aisles unobstructed.

7. Hay, Straw and Shavings – PRE-ORDER WITH YOUR STALL – will be arranged by the horse show from quality

suppliers on a pre-order basis so place your orders for straw, hay and shavings with stall orders. Your order will be

delivered to your stall(s). Shavings are not included but can be purchased in advance for $ 9/bag. There will be additional

shavings available for purchase during the show.

8. Please deposit all manure and used hay in manure bins.

9. Absolutely NO use of Nails in Tack Stalls.

NOTE: IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO BE STABLED NEAR SOMEONE, PLEASE ENSURE THAT THE SAME STABLE

GROUP NAME OR TRAINER IS USED, AS THIS IS HOW STALLS ARE ASSIGNED.

RV Parking:

1. Campers or motor homes are to be parked in the southwest parking lot by the arena, where plug-ins are available for $42 per

night. No RV’s with propane tanks will be allowed to park within 50 feet of any building to avoid potential fire risk. Showers

are available for public use in the main barn area. A septic tank dumping station is also available for use.

Biosecurity

Biosecurity is everyone’s responsibility! Amberlea Meadows is committed to providing a safe and healthy environment for all

exhibitors and their horses. All show participants are requested to practice good disease prevention practices. Travelling and

showing horses are at an increased risk of contracting and spreading contagious diseases. All horses entering the showgrounds

must not have been in contact with any sick horses within the last 15 days. They must not exhibit any signs of illness.

All horses are required to be verifiably current on Influenze and EHV1-4 vaccines (within 6 months)

Please avoid any direct or indirect contact between horses, in particular nose to nose contact. Please avoid the use of any common

feed / drinking buckets.

Volunteers:

Volunteer shifts will be available at check-in on Friday and every effort will be made to ensure that volunteer shifts do not conflict

with ride or warm up times. Any special requests on volunteer times should be made on the Entry Form. It would be greatly

appreciated if every competitor could either volunteer or provide a delegate in their place. Volunteer shifts will be kept to a 2 hour

maximum.

Classes:

1. Each horse/ pony is limited to a maximum of 4 technical tests per day including one Freestyle for the Dressage Competition.

(Includes hors concours classes). (e.g. one horse could compete in a total of four technical tests, with two different riders, each

riding two tests. The horse/pony must NOT compete against itself). One horse/rider combination may compete only in two

consecutive levels.

2. All Tests will be ridden in a 20 x 60 ring for the duration of the show.

3. Ride times will only be changed in the case of error, overlapping times, or to facilitate the running of the show. Riders of multiple

horses should enter as early as possible to avoid schedule conflicts. Final times posted at the show. Times are only an

approximation.

4. Test of Choice Classes may only be entered once per class. Tests ridden in TOC classes may be used as qualifiers for Gold

Provincial/Regional/National championships as well as for Silver Championships and team qualifications, if permitted in the team

qualification criteria. Tests Ridden in TOC Classes may be used to qualify for Gold, Silver or Bronze Show Championships.

(E7.31)

5. Exhibitors must be ready to compete when scheduled.

6. Ribbons will be awarded to 6th place by category of rider and will be handed out with tests. (Classes may be split / combined

where entries warrant)

7. Class ribbons will be handed out in the show office with tests after scoring is completed for an entire class, and completed class

score is posted

8. Any horse receiving less than 50% of the total points obtainable shall not be eligible for awards

9. When there is only one horse in a class placing will be determined as per the following chart of percentages:

▪ 1st – 60% of higher

▪ 2nd – 57% to 59.9%

▪ 3rd – 54% to 56.9%

▪ 4th – 51% to 53.9%

10. In the event of a tie, ties will be broken by the collective marks. Ties remaining after collective marks will stay tied.

11. Prize will be awarded to Freestyle

12. Combining Classes – if there are fewer than three entries in a category, the committee may combine entries into the Open

Category.

1. Freestyle Music must be provided to the show organizer, at least 2 hours prior to the start of the class. Your Freestyle music

MUST BE RECORDED ON A USB STICK., please label with your name and your horses name.

• Competitors are responsible to do a sound check with the announcer

• Freestyle eligibility for riders in Gold competitions (all EC levels and FEI Freestyle levels): a horse/rider combination

must have obtained the following prior to competing in a freestyle: a minimum score of 60% in a dressage test at the

same technical level, or higher, as the freestyle they wish to enter (eg 60^ in First or Second Level to compete in the

First and/or Second Level Freestyle), The dressage score may have been obtained at an EC Gold/Silver dressage

competition prior to the competition, or may be obtained at the same competition in which they wish to enter the

freestyle

Rising Stars Competition (Gold)

The objective of the Rising Stars competition is to encourage the participation of riders 21 years and younger in

the sport of dressage. The competition is based on, and inspired by, the Rising Stars show in B.C. which has the

following objective: “To provide young riders the opportunity to participate in a dressage competition that is

exclusively their own, in an environment that provides a fair playing field for junior riders of different age

groups, wherein each will compete against his/her peer group at all levels of skill, from beginners to

advanced.”

General rules for participation in Rising Stars:

The Equitation Judging will be done during a regularly scheduled technical test. (These tests are designated

with RS in Class list Training, First & Second Level.)

The scores from the Equitation score sheet (Not combined with the technical test score sheet) will be tabulated.

The top 2 equitation riders (based on their equitation score) in each age category in each level will compete in a

head to head flat class (“ride off”) final to determine the show equitation champion and reserve champion

The Winner and second place of this “Ride Off’ Will be the Rising Stars Equitation Champion and Reserve

Champion.

Age Categories:

Training, First & Second Level

10-12 years

13-15 years

16-21 years

• The best 2 equitation riders in each of the Gold Test 1 Classes: 105 RS, 108 RS and 111 RS qualify for

the Gold equitation group class Sunday Ride Off.

• The best 2 equitation riders in each of the Gold Test 1 Classes: 305 RS, 308 RS and 311 RS qualify for

the Gold equitation group class Sunday Ride Off.

• Equitation Championship group class (“Ride Off”) is a special championship class. Qualifications to

compete in the ride-off is required and there is no additional fee.

• The Equitation awards are designed so that riders qualify in their own age group.

• Eq. Championship class will be held Saturday (Class 118)

For detailed information see the Rising Stars Youth Dressage Handbook at

www.risingstarsdressage.com

Gold Championship and Reserve Championship:

Championship and Reserve Championships will be awarded for each Division and Category with 3 or more entries. A final

minimum average score of 60% must be obtained to be eligible for Championship. A final minimum average score of 58% must

be obtained to be eligible for Reserve Championship. Divisions / categories with less than 3 riders may be combined for

Championship and Reserve Championship at the discretion of the Show Committee. Horse / Rider combinations must ride 2

different tests in the level to be eligible (ie Training Test 1 and Training Test 3 or Training Test 1 and Training Test 2).

Championships will be awarded as follows:

• Introductory will have a Champion & Reserve Champion in Junior & Open categories.

• Training - Fourth will have a Champion & Reserve Champion in each of the Junior, Adult Amateur and Open categories.

• FEI Divisions will be divided into Advanced and Youth and each will have a Champion and Reserve

− FEI Youth includes – FEI Children, FEI Pony, FEI Junior and FEI Young Rider

− FEI Advanced Open includes – Prix St Georges, Intermediate 1 / 2 / A / B, Grand Prix and Grand Prix Special

• Freestyle Championship Award:

− USDF (EC) Freestyle Champion (USDF Training Freestyle to USDF Fourth Level Freestyle)

− FEI Freestyle Champion

To compete in the freestyle riders must have achieved a 60% at any Silver or Gold show at their level.

1. There will be mounted presentations for Championship Awards, please confirm with the office as to the schedule.

2. Freestyle scores will not count towards technical championships.

3. To be eligible for Championship awards, the competitor must ride at least 2 different tests in each level. The two highest

percentage marks of two different tests will be averaged, and the competitor with the highest average will be declared the

Champion and the competitor with the second highest averaged declared the Reserve. In the event of a tie, the competitor

with the highest single percentage score is declared the winner.

4. Championships will be awarded / handed out at the show office once they are confirmed and posted.

Riding Times:

Show correspondence will be handled through email. Ride times will be emailed as soon as they are available. Ride times will be

posted at the show office. Riders are responsible for checking the day sheets as ride time may change. Please provide a correct

email on your entry form. Ride times will also be posted on the web by end of day June 11, 2019 at www.foxvillage.com.

Day sheets will be posted at the end of each day.

Riders are responsible for checking the day sheets as ride times may change. The Organizing committee will keep changes

to a minimum.

Volunteers:

On arrival to the show, Volunteer shift information will be available at check-in on Friday. Every effort will be made to ensure shifts do not

conflict with warm up or ride times. Shifts will be kept to a 2 hour maximum. Please indicate which position you would like to volunteer

for. Alternatively, you can pay a $ 30 volunteer fee to the office to forego having to volunteer.

EXHIBITOR NUMBER - Exhibitor number will not be released until the Show Office is provided:

▪ A completed Entry Form with appropriate signatures

▪ Proof of all relevant 2019 EC Memberships / AEF for rider(s) and owner(s)

▪ EC Horse Recording and have paid all the EC Horse Recording Annual Activation Fee to Compete (Gold Show only)

▪ Dressage Canada affiliate membership for rider only

▪ Payment in full

Classes: Introductory - $ 52.50, Training, First, Second, Third, & Fourth - $ 57.75

FEI Classes - $ 78.75, Freestyle Tests - $ 78.75

Rising Stars Equitation $ 52.50

Saturday Classes Sunday Classes

Bronze

Show

Gold

Show Class Name Category

Bronze

Show

Gold

Show Class Name Category

301 101 Introductory A JR, O 401 201 Introductory B JR, O

302 102 Introductory B JR, O 402 202 Introductory C JR, O

303 103 Introductory TOC JR. O 403 203 Introductory TOC JR. O

304 104 USDF Training 1 AA, JR, O 404 204 USDF Training 2 AA, JR, O

305 RS 105 RS USDF Training 2 AA, JR, O 405 205 USDF Training 3 AA, JR, O

306 106 USDF Training TOC AA, JR, O 406 206 USDF Training TOC AA, JR, O

307 107 USDF First 1 AA, JR, O 407 207 USDF First 2 AA, JR, O

308 RS 108 RS USDF First 2 AA, JR, O 408 208 USDF First 3 AA, JR, O

309 109 USDF First TOC AA, JR, O 409 209 USDF First TOC AA, JR, O

310 110 USDF Second 1 AA, JR, O 410 210 USDF Second 2 AA, JR, O

311 RS 111 RS USDF Second 2 AA, JR, O 411 211 USDF Second 3 AA, JR, O

312 112 USDF Second TOC AA, JR, O 412 212 USDF Second TOC AA, JR, O

313 113 USDF Third 1 AA, JR, O 413 213 USDF Third 2 AA, JR, O

314 114 USDF Third 2 AA, JR, O 414 214 USDF Third 3 AA, JR, O

315 115 USDF Third T0C AA, JR, O 415 215 USDF Third T0C AA, JR, O

316 116 USDF Fourth 1 AA, JR, O 416 216 USDF Fourth 2 AA, JR, O

317 117 USDF Fourth 2 AA, JR, O 417 217 USDF Fourth 3 AA, JR, O

318 118 USDF Fourth TOC AA, JR, O 418 218 USDF Fourth TOC AA, JR, O

319 119 FEI Children’s Team JR 419 219 FEI Children’s Individual JR

320 120 FEI Pony Team JR 420 220 FEI Pony Individual JR

321 121 FEI Junior Team JR 421 221 FEI Junior Individual JR

322 122 FEI Young Rider Team YR 422 222 FEI Young Rider Individual YR

323 123 FEI Youth TOC JR, YR 423 223 FEI Youth TOC JR, YR

324 124 FEI Prix St Georges AA, JR, O 424 224 FEI Prix St Georges AA, JR, O

325 125 Intermediate 1 AA, JR, O 425 225 Intermediate B AA, JR, O

326 126 Intermediate A AA, JR, O 426 226 Intermediate II AA, JR, O

327 127 FEI Grand Prix AA, JR, O 427 227 Grand Prix Special AA, JR, O

328 128 FEI Advanced TOC AA, JR, O 428 228 FEI Advanced TOC AA, JR, O

329 129 USDF Freestyle O 429 Prix Caprilli * Not rated for EC awards

330 130 FEI Freestyle O 430 Pas de Deux * Not rated for EC awards

331 131 EQ Championship (RS) * 431 Costume Freestyle * Not rated for EC

awards

PLEASE INDICATE ON YOUR FORM WHICH TEST YOU WOULD LIKE TO RIDE IN YOUR TOC CLASSES AND WHICH

CATEGORY YOU ARE ENTERING (JR/AA/Open). TO ENTER ADULT AMATEUR (AA) YOU MUST HAVE AMATEUR

STATUS WITH EQUESTRIAN CANADA.

** For the Costume Freestyle Class, the USDF Freestyle templates will be used for the class, please indicate the Level you will

be riding and make it as fun as you would like!

Entry forms are located at www.equestrianentries.com. You may fill out and submit the form electronically or print and submit it over

email or through regular mail to: Paula Meehan

5404 42 Street

Beaumont, AB T4X 0E4

Email: theartofdressagegoldshow@gmail.com