the ohio morgan horse association

AUGUST 12-15, 2020

CHAMPION CENTER EXPO

Springfield, Ohio

THE

OHIO MORGAN HORSE

ASSOCIATION PRESENTS

THE 50th ANNUAL

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Welcome, Friends!

Welcome to the 50th edition of the Buckeye Morgan Challenge Horse Show! We know that this

has been the most unprecedented show season ever in the history of our sport. The virus. The

uncertainty. The fear. The boredom. The heroism. The sadness. The reconnecting of families. It

has all come at us in ways we never would have dreamed could happen. But, here we are. We are

all super ready to get back to life as we know it. Life as we love it. We’re going to have a horse

show!

Fifty years! We’re going to celebrate. And, reminisce. This year, more than ever, we need to take

a minute to remember where we came from, who brought us here and how much fun we had

along the way. We hope you will have already sent us pictures to display. And, get your memories

in order for Friday night, because we’re going to have a good, old-fashioned story-telling session.

That will be right after enjoying some great food, a centerpiece cake and a champagne toast.

Once again, thanks to Kari Lyddon and Seven Springs Ranch in Pebble Beach, California we will

also have a fun and exciting event in the show ring on Friday night! A $5,000 Added Amateur

Hunter Pleasure Calcutta will provide an opportunity for both the owners AND the spectators to

get in on some very nice cash prizes and lots of fun! If you’re a bit of a gambler, and you have

good taste in hunter pleasure horses, you could be going home with a big smile on your face, and

an even bigger check in your pocket.

Many of us learned exactly what it’s like to live without the sport we love so much, while

quarantined with nothing but social media to give us a Morgan fix here and there. How lucky are

we to have something so wonderful that missing it is so hard?

If the Lord’s willing and the creek don’t rise,

We’ll see you in August!

Show manager,

Sandy Sessink

THE BUCKEYE MORGAN CHALLENGE HORSE SHOW

The Buckeye Morgan Challenge, its organizers and the OMHA

would like to sincerely thank

Seven Springs Ranch – Kari Lyddon For your most generous donation to make Friday night’s special event possible:

$5,000

AMATEUR HUNTER PLEASURE CALCUTTA

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Champions Center Expo 4122 Laybourne Road

Springfield, Ohio

August 12-15, 2020

OMHA BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Alyssa Rose Rogers

Elizabeth Thomas

Nancy Rinz

Elizabeth Burick

Susan Walker

Sandy Sessink

Elizabeth Thomas

Shelby Hoge

Roxy Rogers

Emily Gill

Kim Thomas

Dawn Hott

President Vice President

Recording Secretary

Treasurer

Corresponding Secretary

Buckeye Horse Show Manager

Youth Committee Chair

Social Media Co-Director

Social Media Director Dressage Director

SHOW MANAGER SANDY SESSINK

11103 ASPEN COURT SOUTH LYON, MI 48178

248-207-4856 [email protected]

SHOW SECRETARY PAM TURNER 584 RIDGE ROAD HORSEHEADS, NY 14845 607-731-9572

[email protected]

mailto:[email protected]


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SHOW OFFICIALS

JUDGE- PARK, PLEASURE, IN HAND, CLASSIC PLEASURE, AMATEUR HUNTER PLEASURE

CALCUTTA

JUDGE- WESTERN, HUNTER, RANCH, ALL EQUITATION, AMATEUR HUNTER PLEASURE

CALCUTTA

JUDGE- AMATEUR HUNTER PLEASURE CALCUTTA

DRESSAGE JUDGE

USEF STEWARD

ANNOUNCER

RINGMASTER

ORGANIST

PADDOCK MASTER

PHOTOGRAPHER

FARRIER

GATES

VETERINARIAN

STABLING MANAGER

SHAVINGS PRE ORDERS

EMT SERVICES

RIBBONS AND TROPHIES

HOSPITALITY CHAIR

SILENT AUCTION

DRESSAGE COORDINATOR

YOUTH OF THE YEAR CONTEST

ANNE JUDD- LUTZ, FL

COBY HOLOWACZ- HAMDEN, NY

KATHRYN SWARTZ- TROY, OH

SUE HUGHES- PLYMOUTH, MI

JOYCE HAMBLIN

WYATT LILLY

KAREN HOMER BROWN

AMY PARADISE BRADEN

DIANE GARROW

SHANE SHIFLET

TIM LAWRENCE

KEN HART

WALNUT GROVE 937-845-3146

SANDY SESSINK 248-207-4956

SANDY SESSINK

GENE WRIGHT

KATHY WATERS

ROXY ROGERS, ALYSSA ROGERS

LOIS MAGISANO, E BURICK & J SCALA

EMILY GILL & BOB SKELTON

LIZ THOMAS

Many thanks to the exhibitors, sponsors, volunteers and committee members who make this show possible!

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EXHIBITOR RULES AND INFORMATION

ARENA POLICIES

Lunging will not be allowed at any time in the main show ring, or

the adjacent, “official” warm up area.

Please use the older, outdoor arena closest to the camper area

for lunging, leaving the new arena next to it open for horses

working under saddle or in harness.

The covered outdoor arena will be used for our dressage and

Ranch riding classes on Wednesday and Saturday. You may

work or lunge in that ring if we are not holding classes or setting

up for dressage or ranch riding.

The official warm up ring, which is immediately adjacent to the

show ring, will only be open to horses in the very next class.

When using the official warm up ring, please respect your

proximity to the show ring. There will be no whip cracking, baby

powder, or noise making allowed.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES

Horses will be allowed to arrive at 3:00 pm on Sunday, August 9th for an

extra $25 per horse (not per day) early arrival fee. Monday arrivals will

only be charged an extra $20 per horse. There is no extra fee to arrive

on Tuesday morning, or later. All stalls must be vacated by noon on

Sunday, August 16th.

BEDDING

Bedding is $8 per bag and is available from TizWhiz, which is located in

the wooden hut at the out-gate end of the breezeway. Shavings will be

added to your show office bill. Bedding bills to be split to customers must

be done by Friday afternoon prior to checking out. In order to have

shavings delivered to your stalls prior to your arrival on the grounds,

orders must be made by calling Sandy Sessink (248) 207-4956.

CAMPING

We heard you loud and clear. You did not like the flat rate camping fee.

So, we are going back to the daily rate of $35 per night. We ask that you

provide your name, your camper’s make, model and license plate

number, as well as the days you’ll be camping. You can add the fees to

our entry blank, but forms will be in the office to fill out in order to get

your permit.

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CLASS HOLDS

In order to put together an exact, predictable time schedule available to

all exhibitors prior to each session, our policy for holds between

classes will be as follows:

1. Holds MUST be requested in writing, or directly through

Sandy at the show office no less than 90 minutes prior to

the session in which the hold is needed.

2. Please contact show manager Sandy Sessink well in

advance to see if your class hold needs warrant a specially

scheduled break (for a ring drag, drawing, or presentation).

3. In order to maintain a predictable schedule for everyone,

holds will NOT be canceled.

4. We will be making available, through announcements, class

sheets and the www.horseshowsbysandy.weebly.com

website, a detailed time schedule including holds,

presentations and ring drags. This information will be

available approximately 45 minutes before the start of each

session, which is why we need your class holds and entries

in a timely fashion.

DRIVER’S LICENSE STATEMENT

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(s), legal guardian(s), 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 sanctions against the parent(s),

guardian(s) and/or trainer(s) who are responsible for the child committing the offense.

Penalties may include exclusion of the child, parent(s), guardian(s), and/or trainer(s)

from the competition grounds for the remainder of the competition and charges being

filed against any of the above individuals in accordance with Chapter 6. Wheelchairs

and other mobility assistance devices for individuals with disabilities are exempt from

this rule. (If your competition bans motorized vehicles, please contact our office for

further instruction.)

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ENTRIES & ENTERING

1. Mail entries to: PAM TURNER, 584 RIDGE ROAD HORSEHEADS, NY 14845. WE WILL

NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR EMAILED ENTRIES. For your convenience, entries may also

be made on line at: www.horseshowsonline.com.

2. Due to the unprecedented situation affecting our show season this year, the

Buckeye is going to give the exhibitors a one year reprieve from the early post entry

fee. We would be grateful if you would please try to get your entries in to our

secretary by July 12th. Those of you who do will receive 20 raffle tickets for our 50/50

raffle to be held on Thursday at the show. If the Covid-19 situation has made it difficult

for you to get entries in, we understand, and you will have until just before the show,

August 6th to get your entries to Pam Turner. After that, the late fee will only be $25.

Do the best you can to get your entries in, but we are mindful of the uncertainties of

life and business this year. We only ask that you give us a stall count estimate as soon

as possible. If you want special stalls please order through Sandy asap.

3. Due to the necessary scheduling of ride times, dressage entries must be received by

July 27Th. Any dressage entries received after July 27th will not be accepted. No

exceptions.

4. There is no post entry fee for additional classes added for any horses previously

entered.. Added class entries must be made in the horse show office and will be

accepted up to 90 minutes prior to the beginning of the session in which the class is to

be held. Please make your entry plans in advance of this deadline. In the event that the

90 minute deadline is missed, special arrangements can be made to enter your class for

an additional fee of $40 per class. This fee is a necessary consequence because last

minute entering has become a rapidly growing problem for our staff.

5. Transfer of entry fees will be accepted at no penalty prior to the start of the show.

For example, you may substitute a new horse, using the fees of a horse that cannot

come.

6. Prize money checks will be mailed to the owner within 30 days of the show’s closing

date. To avoid delays in receiving prize money, please be certain that the owner’s

complete mailing address is clearly and correctly listed on the entry blank.

7. Trainers who would like to split item costs such as shavings, tack stalls or sponsorships

among their clients must set up these splits at the office by Friday afternoon, NO

EXCEPTIONS.

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ENTRY FEES

Qualifying Performance Classes Trophy, Six Ribbons $30

Dressage Classes Trophy. Six Ribbons $30

In Hand Trophy, Six Ribbons $30

Medals & UPHA Challenge Cup Medals, Cup, 6 ribbons $30

Junior Exhibitor & Equitation Classes Trophy, Six Ribbons $30

Walk Trot Qualifying Classes Trophy, Six Ribbons $30

Jr Exhibitor, Walk Trot, Equitation Champs Trophy, Eight Ribbons $35

$150 Championships Trophy, Eight Ribbons

$60, $40, $30, $20 $40

$250 Championships Trophy, Eight Ribbons

$125, $60, $40, $25 $50

Stick Horse Class & Lead Line Ribbons and prizes for

all entries

No

Fee

Amateur Hunter Pleasure Calcutta Jackpot

Trophy, Ten Ribbons

Owner of the horse: $2,500,

$1,250, $750, $300, $100, $100

Highest bidders: Percentage of

the Calcutta proceeds: 40%, 20%,

15%, 10%, 10%, 5%

$100

Entry made after the 90 minutes before the

session deadline during the show $40

Post entry fee (per horse)—entries

RECEIVED after AUGUST 6TH

NO Dressage entries

accepted after July 27th $25

PRIZE MONEY CHECKS WILL BE MAILED TO THE OWNER WITHIN 30 DAYS OF THE

SHOW’S CLOSING DATE. PLEASE BE CERTAIN THAT YOUR COMPLETE MAILING

ADDRESS IS CLEARLY AND CORRECTLY LISTED ON THE ENTRY BLANK.

EQUINE VACCINATION RULE- USEF RULE GR845

1. At Federation licensed competitions horses, more than 7 months of

age, 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

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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 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.

5. Competition Management may not amend or enhance vaccination

requirements without prior approval of the Veterinary Committee.

FOOTING, ARENA SIZE AND STALLS

All of the arenas have sand footing, including the two outdoor warm up

rings, the outdoor covered arena and the main show ring. The show

arena is 128’ X 202’ in size. Both temporary stalls with wooden walls,

and solid permanent stalls will be used. All stalls have doors.

GOLF CART RENTAL

Golf carts are available for rent from THE GOLF CAR COMPANY in

Plainfield, Ohio. You must order ahead of time. The show will not be

handling golf cart rentals. Please call to make arrangements at 614-873-

1055. http://www.golfcarcompany.com/

HEALTH REQUIREMENTS

STATE OF OHIO Each equine brought into Ohio:

Shall be accompanied by a certificate of veterinary inspection issued

at the point of origin immediately prior to entering Ohio, certifying that

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they have been given a careful, clinical inspection and been found free

of symptoms of any dangerously infectious, contagious, communicable

disease or known exposure there to. Rectal temperature at the time of

examination must be recorded on the certificate of veterinary inspection.

If twelve months of age or more, shall be accompanied by evidence

that the identified animal was negative to an official test for the disease,

equine infectious anemia, conducted by a laboratory approved by the

United States Department of Agriculture. This test must have been

conducted within the twelve-month period preceding the date of

importation into Ohio.

Upon request by an authorized representative of the Ohio Department

of Agriculture, the person responsible for each equine must make

available a chronological list of dates, places and events this animal has

attended within thirty days prior to entry.

All equine imported into Ohio from a state where the existence of the

disease, Venezuelan Equine Encephalomyelitis, “VEE”, has been

confirmed within the proceeding twelve months prior to the date of

importation into Ohio shall have been vaccinated against VEE, by a

licensed and accredited veterinarian, not less than fourteen days and no

more that twelve months preceding the date of importation, and shall be

subject to inspection and quarantine upon arrival at destination.

Horses who reside in Ohio If twelve months of age or more, shall

be accompanied by evidence that the identified animal was negative

to an official test for the disease, equine infectious anemia,

conducted by a laboratory approved by the United States

Department of Agriculture. So, a negative coggins date within the

last 12 months is required.

HELMETS- USEF RULE MO 106.2

Protective headgear (See GR801) must be worn by riders in lead line classes at

all times while mounted.

HIGH POINT/SPECIAL AWARDS

Amateur High Point Award– Open to all amateur riders and drivers of

any age in every division of the show. This award will go to the exhibitor

who accumulates the most points on every horse he or she shows, in

every class, regardless of whether it is a class specified for amateurs or

not. Every class in every division counts, including the sport horse

classes, as well as the performance classes. Amateur exhibitors wishing

to participate must sign up at the show office prior to their first class. A

list of each class you will show in must be provided at the time you sign

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up. Classes not on your list will not count toward your total.

Points will be counted according to the following scale:

1st place-6 points (First place in a one horse class counts 3 points.)

2nd place-5 points, 3rd place-4 points, 4th place-3 points, 5th place-2

points, 6th place- 1 point. The winner of the Amateur High Point Award

will receive a championship ribbon, the Mirror Lake Farm High Point

Amateur Perpetual Trophy, which is an engraved silver tea set. Winners

will be expected to engrave their name and the year on the trophy,

according to the show’s instructions, before returning it prior to the

following year’s show. Trophy may be permanently retained by winning

the award three years in a row. In the unlikely event there is a tie, the

exhibitor who has achieved his or her points with the most first place wins

will be declared the winner. If that still does not break the tie, the judge

will choose the winner.

Carriage Driving High Point Award- Every horse shown in the carriage

driving division will accumulate points in each class according to the

following scale: 1st place-6 points (1st place in a one horse class counts

3 points), 2nd place-5 points, 3rd place-4 points, 4th place-3 points, 5th

place-2 points, 6th place- 1 point. The horse with the most points wins.

In the event of a tie, the highest placing horse in the Reinsmanship class

will prevail.

Dressage High Score Award- The High Score Dressage Award, one

for western and one for traditional must show and complete at least two

tests. The winner for each (Western and Traditional) will be calculated

by averaging each horse’s scores from their top two classes. In the event

of a tie, the horse with the highest individual score will prevail.

Best Performance of the Show Award- At the end of the show, the

judge will select one horse that he believes made the most exceptional

showing of the week. The winner of this very special award will receive

a beautiful, mounted wire horse statue made by artist Danny Williams,

and generously donated by Diane Garrow in honor of the late Tim

O’Gorman. Past winners of this award are:

2016—Fieldcrest Captain Eclectic

2017—BRMF Debonair Flaire

2018---Century Oak The Wizard

2019---Dragonsmeade Eltanin

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REFUND POLICY

1. All entry and stall fees will be refunded on request prior to the closing

date for entries of August 6th.

2. After this date, refunds will be made upon verification of a bona fide

injury to horse, exhibitor, or exhibitor’s family. This verification must be

presented during the show, not after.

3. Office fees are not refundable for any reason.

4. At the discretion of the Show Manager; stall fees may be refunded if

the cancellation is received in time to reassign the stalls to another

exhibitor, and/or the ordering of paid additional barns at the facility

were not affected by your stall reservation numbers.

5. Individual classes, previously entered will not be refunded, but may

be swapped out for another class of an equal entry fee. Any of these

changes must be made within the time restrictions of post entry rules.

REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS

MO101 Eligibility 1. Horses shown in this division must be registered with the

American Morgan Horse Association, Inc., or an organization having registry

reciprocity, (Canadian Morgan Horse Association, British Morgan Horse Society,

Swedish Morgan Horse Society.) Horses must be entered under their full registered

name or if under one year of age be eligible for registration. Horses must be entered

under the names of the owner(s) or lessee of record. A copy of the registration papers

showing recorded ownership or proof of lease must be submitted with entry form at

the time of making entry. Competition management is responsible for notifying

exhibitors of this requirement. 2. Canadian horses born after January 1, 1985, can be

shown with Canadian registration papers as long as the papers do not state “not

eligible for U.S. reciprocity.” 3. Owners (lessees), riders, drivers, handlers, coaches,

and trainers of horses participating at Federation licensed competitions in all Morgan

sections must be current members in good standing with the American Morgan Horse

Association, Inc., or an organization having registry reciprocity (or pay a non-member

fee. Set fees shall be payable to AMHA.) An original or a copy of the membership card

must be provided to the competition unless the competition, at their discretion,

confirms membership electronically with one of these organizations. Lessees are

considered owners in connection with this membership requirement. In the event of

an entry under multiple ownerships, only one owner need be a member. Exceptions:

Exhibitors in Leadline and/or Walk-Trot classes are exempt from this membership

requirement. Additionally, a parent/guardian when only signing an entry blank for a

minor is not required to be a member or pay a non-member fee. 4. In classes for

Maiden, Novice or Limit horses, ribbons won as a driving horse within a section do not

count when reckoning the status of the horse as a driving horse in another Section. In

classes for Maiden, Novice or Limit horses, ribbons won as a saddle horse within a

section do not count when reckoning the status of the horse as a saddle horse in

another Section. Ribbons won as a driving horse do not count when reckoning the

status of a saddle horse and visa versa. 5. In classes for Maiden, Novice or Limit riders,

ribbons won in any saddle class of any Division or Section shall count in reckoning the

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status as a rider. In classes for Maiden, Novice or Limit drivers, ribbons won in any

driving class of any Division or Section shall count in reckoning the status as a driver.

USEF AMATEUR RULE

Only active Federation members may obtain amateur status. Every

person who has reached his/her 18th birthday and competes in classes

for amateurs under Federation rules must possess current amateur

status issued by the Federation. This status must be available for

inspection or the competitor must have lodged with the competition

secretary, at least one hour prior to such class, an application for such

status provided by the Federation. Amateur status will be issued only

on receipt of the application properly signed and is revocable at any

time for cause.

STABLING

Horse stalls and tack stalls are $100. All stalls are 10’ X 10’ with full

hinged doors. No staples or nails are to be used on the stalls. Any

damage to the stalls will be the responsibility of the exhibitor.

STALL AND MISCELLANEOUS FEES

Horse Stalls $100

Tack Stalls $100

Camping (for the show) PER DAY $35

Office Fee (per horse) $30

USEF Show Pass Fee $45

AMHA Non-Member Fee $45

Showing out of trailer (per day) $25

Sunday Arrival Fee (per horse) $25

Monday Arrival Fee (per horse) $20

Post entry fee (per horse)--entries ARRIVED after August 6th or not

entered until the show

$25

Pre-Bedding (per stall we bed for you) $12

TIME SCHEDULE & CLASS COUNTS

Please understand that we take it very seriously when it comes to

keeping our exhibitors informed. We WILL have class counts, and hold

and special event information to you as soon as we possibly can after

you have all finished entering. This one of the reasons we are putting a

strict 90 minute deadline on entering for every session. The ONLY way

you can enter less than 90 minutes before your session is to add a $40

fee, per class.

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VETERINARIAN

Our official show veterinarian is Walnut Grove Veterinary Hospital.

Their number is 937-845-3146.

SHOWTIME

STALL MATS

To protect your horses from the issues caused by cement

flooring, it’s super easy to set up installation of thick, heavy

rubber mats in their stalls. Just call Sandy Sessink at 248-207-

4956, put in on your account at the show office, and your stalls

will be matted when you arrive. Then, when you leave, no

worries, just leave the mats there. All this for the industry low

price of $75 per stall. Doesn’t your horse deserve the very best?

Call 248-207-4956

Every dollar you spend at Big Dee’s

helps our horse show.

Be sure to mention that you are with

OMHA!

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CLASS SPECIFICATIONS

CLASSIC PLEASURE SADDLE

Class Class Name Price

44 JUNIOR EXHIBITOR 17 & UNDER $30

127 JUNIOR EXHIBITOR CHAMPIONSHIP

Must have shown in class 44

$35

57 JUNIOR HORSE $30

89 OPEN $30

117 LADIES $30

146 $150 CLASSIC PLEASURE SADDLE CHAMPIONSHIP

Must have been shown and judged in any class

In this section

$40

CLASSIC PLEASURE DRIVING



Must have been shown in class 100

$35

37 OPEN $30

110 JUNIOR HORSE $30

96 LADIES $30

165 $150 CLASSIC PLEASURE DRIVING CHAMPIONSHIP

Must have been shown in any class in this Section

$40

ENGLISH PLEASURE

92 OMHA MEMBER ONLY ENGLISH PLEASURE $30

58 JUNIOR EXHIBITOR 17 & under $30


Must have been shown in class 58

$35

84 AMATEUR $30

164 $150 AMATEUR ENGLISH PLEASURE CHAMPIONSHIP

Must have been shown in class 84, 104, or 143 if shown

by an amateur

$40

68 JUNIOR HORSE $30

161 $150 JUNIOR ENGLISH PLEASURE CHAMPIONSHIP

Must have been shown and judged in class 68

$40

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104 LADIES $30

143 YOUTH 21 & UNDER $30

113 OPEN $30

166 $250 ENGLISH PLEASURE CHAMPIONSHIP

Must have been shown and judged in any class in this

section

$50

EQUITATION

105 WESTERN SEAT 13 & UNDER $30

114 WESTERN SEAT 14-17 $30

76 AMHA WESTERN SEAT MEDAL (must be member) $30

142 WESTERN SEAT EQUITATION CHAMPIONSHIP

Must have shown in any western equitation class.

$35

112 HUNT SEAT 13 & UNDER $30

108 HUNT SEAT 14-17 $30

52 AMHA HUNT SEAT MEDAL (must be member) $30

152 HUNT SEAT EQUITATION CHAMPIONSHIP

Must have shown in any hunt seat equitation class.

$35

67 SADDLE SEAT 13 & UNDER $30

38 SADDLE SEAT 14-17 $30

123 UPHA CHALLENGE CUP $30

79 AMHA SADDLE SEAT MEDAL (must be member) $30

157 SADDLE SEAT EQUITATION CHAMPIONSHIP

Must have shown in any saddle seat equitation class.

$35

SHOWMANSHIP

29 SHOWMANSHIP WALK/TROT 11 & UNDER $30

30 SHOWMANSHIP 17 & UNDER $30

All entries in AMHA Medal Classes must be current Junior Members of

AMHA. Refer to the AMHA Medal Class specifications outlined in USEF

Rules MO165 and MO168 - MO173. Entries in the UPHA Challenge Cup,

refer to the rules as stated in the USEF Rule Book EQ 117.15.

HUNTER PLEASURE

75 OMHA MEMBER ONLY HUNTER PLEASURE $30 62 JUNIOR EXHIBITOR 13 & UNDER $30

72 JUNIOR EXHIBITOR 14-17 $30

124 JUNIOR EXHIBITOR HUNTER PLEASURE CHAMPIONSHIP

Must have been shown in class 62 or 72

$35

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111 AMATEUR STALLIONS AND GELDINGS $30

118 AMATEUR MARES $30

151 $150 AMATEUR HUNTER PLEASURE CHAMPIONSHIP

Must have been shown in class 45, 126, 111 or 118, if

shown by an amateur

$40

115 JUNIOR HORSE $30

145 $150 JUNIOR HUNTER PLEASURE CHAMPIONSHIP

Must have shown in class 115

$40

93 NOVICE HORSE $30

101 LIMIT HORSE $30


126 LADIES $30

66 OPEN MARES $30

87 OPEN STALLIONS & GELDINGS $30

59 UPHA $250 ADDED THREE YEAR OLD HUNTER PLEASURE

CLASSIC $100

168 $250 HUNTER PLEASURE CHAMPIONSHIP

Must have been shown in any hunter pleasure class in

this section

$50

134 AMATEUR HUNTER PLEASURE CALCUTTA

$5,000 Prize money will be earmarked for the registered

owners of the top 8 horses in the class to be awarded as

follows: $2,500, $1,250, $500, $250, $200, $100, $100, $100

100% of the Calcutta earnings will be earmarked for the

top bidder of each horse through 6 places, and paid as

follows: 40%, 20%, 15%, 10%, 10%, 5%

See the ad elsewhere in this booklet for Calcutta

procedure

$100

IN HAND

31 GELDINGS 2 & UNDER $30

32 GELDINGS 3 & 4 YEARS OLD $30

33 GELDINGS 5 & OVER $30

34 GRAND CHAMPION GELDING

39 MARES 2 & UNDER $30

40 MARES 3 & 4 YEARS OLD $30

41 MARES 5 & OVER $30

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42 GRAND CHAMPION MARE

47 STALLIONS 2 & UNDER $30

48 STALLIONS 3 & 4 YEARS OLD $30

49 STALLIONS 5 & OVER $30

50 GRAND CHAMPION STALLION

PARK`

85 JUNIOR EXHIBITOR PARK SADDLE 17 & UNDER $30

74 AMATEUR PARK SADDLE $30

91 JUNIOR PARK SADDLE $30

129 LADIES PARK SADDLE $30

98 OPEN PARK SADDLE $30

170 $250 PARK SADDLE CHAMPIONSHIP

Must have been shown in any park saddle class.

$50

106 JUNIOR PARK HARNESS $25

122 TWO YEAR OLD PARK HARNESS $25

132 AMATEUR PARK HARNESS $25

78 OPEN PARK HARNESS $25

71 UPHA $250 ADDED THREE YEAR OLD PARK HARNESS CLASSIC $100

160 $250 PARK HARNESS CHAMPIONSHIP Must have shown in any park harness class.

$50

PLEASURE DRIVING

119 AMATEUR PLEASURE DRIVING $30

149 $150 AMATEUR PLEASURE DRIVING CHAMPIONSHIP

Must have shown in class 97, 88, 119 if driven by an

amateur

$40

99 TWO YEAR OLD PLEASURE DRIVING $30

81 JUNIOR HORSE PLEASURE DRIVING $30

141 $150 JUNIOR PLEASURE DRIVING CHAMPIONSHIP

Must have shown in class 99 or 81

$40


88 LADIES PLEASURE DRIVING $30

56 OPEN PLEASURE DRIVING $30

53 UPHA $250 ADDED THREE YEAR OLD PLEASURE DRIVING

CLASSIC $100

162 $250 PLEASURE DRIVING CHAMPIONSHIP

Must have shown in any class in this section

$50

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ROADSTER

94 ROADSTER TO BIKE $30

131 ROADSTER UNDER SADDLE $30

167 $150 ROADSTER TO BIKE CHAMPIONSHIP Must have shown in class 94.

$40

WALK TROT PLEASURE 11 & UNDER

46 WALK JOG WESTERN PLEASURE $30

156 WALK JOG WESTERN PLEASURE CHAMPIONSHIP $35

36 WALK TROT HUNTER PLEASURE $30

150 WALK TROT HUNTER PLEASURE CHAMPIONSHIP $35

43 WALK TROT ENGLISH PLEASURE $30

153 WALK TROT ENGLISH PLEASURE CHAMPIONSHIP $35

WALK TROT EQUITATION 11 & UNDER

60 WALK JOG WESTERN SEAT EQUITATION $30

102 WALK JOG WESTERN EQUITATION CHAMPIONSHIP $35

69 WALK TROT HUNT SEAT EQUITATION $30

120 WALK TROT HUNT SEAT EQUITATION CHAMPIONSHIP $35

63 WALK TROT SADDLE SEAT EQUITATION $30

109 WALK TROT SADDLE SEAT EQUITATION CHAMPIONSHIP $35

WESTERN PLEASURE

51 OMHA MEMBERS ONLY WESTERN PLEASURE $30


82 JUNIOR EXHIBITOR 14-17 $30

169 JUNIOR EXHIBITOR WESTERN PLEASURE CHAMPIONSHIP

Must have shown in class 80 or 82

$35

121 AMATEUR MARES $30

103 AMATEUR STALLIONS & GELDINGS $30

138 $150 AMATEUR WESTERN PLEASURE CHAMPIONSHIP Must have shown in class 121, 103, 35, 90 if shown by an amateur.

$40

107 THREE YEAR OLD $30

116 FOUR YEAR OLD $30

148 $150 JUNIOR WESTERN PLEASURE CHAMPIONSHIP

Must have been shown in class 107 or 116

$40

55 STALLIONS & GELDINGS $30

61 MARES $30


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73 NOVICE HORSE $30

90 GENTLEMEN $30

65 LADIES GELDINGS $30

70 LADIES MARES $30

130 $15O LADIES WESTERN PLEASURE CHAMPIONSHIP $40

159 $250 WESTERN PLEASURE CHAMPIONSHIP

Must have been shown in any class in this section

$50

CARRIAGE PLEASURE DRIVING

125 CARRIAGE PLEASURE DRIVING TURNOUT $30

154 CARRIAGE PLEASURE DRIVING REINSMANSHIP $30

158 CARRIAGE PLEASURE DRIVING WORKING $30

SPECIALTY CLASSES

147 GENERATION GAP WESTERN PLEASURE One rider will go the first direction at the walk and the jog. The

second rider, who must be no less than 10 years younger OR

older, will walk, jog and canter/lope the 2nd direction.

$30

136 GENERATION GAP ENGLISH PLEASURE $30

139 ROAD HACK (HUNT SEAT OR SADDLE SEAT) $30

135 LEAD LINE 6 & UNDER- Lead Line riders must wear

protective headgear at all times while mounted.

NO

FEE

137 STICK HORSE CLASS

Horse will be provided. Children will be able to keep their

horse. Sign up at show office for number.

NO

FEE

RANCH HORSE PLEASURE

Please go to www.horseshowsbysandy.weebly.com for the rules we will

follow, as well as the pattern we will use for class 147, and guidelines for

the intent of the division. Rules and the pattern will also be posted in the

show office during the show.

144 RANCH HORSE RAIL PLEASURE $30

147 RANCH HORSE PLEASURE PATTERN CLASS (in covered

outdoor arena)

$30

SPORT HORSE & DRESSAGE

CLASSES 1 THROUGH 28 See class schedule for dressage tests

offered.

$30

77 HUNTER HACK $30

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Hunter Hack: Horses to be shown at a walk, trot and canter both ways

of the ring. Horses are then individually asked to jump two fences 1’6”-

2’6” in height and hand gallop one way of the ring.

54 SPORT HORSE IN HAND-- 1. Sport Horse In-Hand. Horses will be shown individually on the triangle. On request from the judge, entries in each class will approach the judging area one at a time and walk to the apex of the triangle. Conformation judging may take place before or after performance on the triangle, so entry is required to wait for the judge’s instructions. The handler will lead the horse on the perimeter of the triangle at the walk and trot, returning to the apex and wait for further instructions.

$30

64 SPORT HORSE UNDER SADDLE- 1. UNDER SADDLE

QUALIFYING CLASSES. To be shown at the walk, trot, and canter both directions of the ring. Judge may request lengthening of stride at any gait and may request horse to back in the line-up. To be judged on performance (purity and quality of gaits), manners, conformation, suitability as a Sport Horse and quality.

$30

OMHA MEMBERS CLASSES

75 OMHA Members Only Hunter Pleasure $30

92 OMHA Members Only English Pleasure $30

51 OMHA Members Only Western Pleasure $30 Open to horses owned and shown by members of OMHA only. Both the owner and the rider

must be a member. Join on line at www.ohiomorganhorse.com

Champions Center Expo

4122 Laybourne Road Springfield, Ohio

Use Dayton or Columbus Airport

MEMBER STATEMENT

Life, 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 deux and 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.

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Here’s how it will work:

Starting first thing Friday morning, everyone will be welcome to bid (near the office) on the

horse they think will win the Calcutta class. You will want to be the highest bidder of the

horse you think will win at the end because the highest bidder of each horse becomes the

recipient of the appropriate (by placing) percentage of the Calcutta jackpot money, which is

all the highest bids from every horse in the class added together. The $5000 added money

will be distributed among the registered owners of each ribbon winning horse, as shown

here:

PRIZE DISTRIBUTION: 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7-10th

$5,000 TO BE USED FOR THE ACTUAL

OWNER OF EACH PLACING HORSE

$2500 $1250 $750 $300 $100 $100 Ribbons

CALCUTTA TOTAL OF WINNING BIDS

GO TO HIGHEST BIDDERS 40% 20% 15% 10% 10% 5%

Our Sincere Gratitude

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PEBBLE BEACH, CALIFORNIA

SPONSOR OF THE

$5,000 Added Amateur Hunter Pleasure Calcutta

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UPHA CLASSICS

Prize money total will be $250 for each class, added to the entry fees for each horse. $150 is deducted from the total, with $50 going to fourth, fifth and sixth places. Of the balance, 50% is paid to first place, 30% to second place, and 20% to third place. If there were only 2 entries, the total prize money would be split 60% and 40%. If only 3 entries show, the total prize money the original percentages would apply, without the $300 deduction. In case of only one entry, that entry would receive 100% of the total. Owner and rider must both be a Member of UPHA. Horses must be nominated through UPHA by April 1st. Please see www.uphaonline.com for both forms. If there were only 2 entries, the total prize money would be split 60% and 40%. If only 3 entries show, the total prize money the original percentages would apply, without the $300 deduction. In case of only one entry, that entry would receive 100% of the total.

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SPONSORSHIP FORM 2020

We appreciate our sponsors! Your commitment and participation in the Buckeye

Morgan Challenge Horse Show are of great importance to the future of our show. As

the biggest project of the Ohio Morgan Horse Association each year, we feel that this

show helps to ensure the success, interest, and future of Morgan horses and their

people in our state. The possibilities your contribution can provide are limitless!

PLEASE MAIL TO: *SANDY SESSINK 11103 ASPEN COURT SOUTH LYON, MICHIGAN 48178

Qualifying Class $50

Championship Class $125

Buckeye Bundle One Championship Class + 2 Qualifiers

One Table in the Air Conditioned Screening

Room

One Ringside Seat

One Quarter Page Daily Program Ad

$300

Buckeye

Big Bundle

One Championship Class + 4 Qualifiers

One Table in the Air Conditioned Screening

Room

Two Ringside Seats

One Full Page Daily Program Ad

$350

Session Sponsor Large Center Ring signage for your session

Announcements as sponsor throughout the

session

Two Tables in the Air Conditioned Screening

Room

Two Ringside Seats

One Featured Full-Page Daily Program Ad

$750

Sport Horse Division Sponsor Specially placed Signage in Dressage Area

Recognition Announcements in Main Ring

Half page Daily Program Ad

$250

Covid Responsible Boxed Meal

Sponsor

$250

Youth of the Year Contest

Supporter

$150

Due to social distancing efforts and USEF requirements, no gathering at ringside in

groups will be allowed and the availability of tables in the screening room will be limited.

We hope you will all respect our need to keep everyone safe.

TOTAL

Please charge to my show office account

Check enclosed with this form—Check #

Sponsor’s name:

Address:

Phone:

Email Address:

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How would you like to win $500 toward your trip to compete at the

Morgan Grand National OR a college scholarship? The winner of the

Buckeye Morgan Challenge YOY contest will have the honor to

represent this year’s show in the National Youth of the Year at the

Morgan Grand National. Winner may also choose to put the $500

towards their college education.

If you are interested, please let us know!

Call Liz Thomas as soon as possible for all the information at 440-

320-4412.

All of the YOY segments will happen Friday of the horse show. The

riding/driving segments will be submitted via video and the test will

be taken online. Information regarding this years YOY contest and

registration is on the OMHA website at ohiomorganhorse.com.

Videos must be emailed to Liz Thomas by August 1.

Judging and the speech will be given during the Buckeye Morgan

Challenge on Friday. The contest winner presentation will take place

during the Friday evening session.

If entries warrant, we will add a junior and walk trot division.

Registrations are due July 29th.

Contact:

Liz Thomas

12265 Oberlin Road

Oberlin, Ohio 44074

440-320-4412

[email protected]

OMHA 2019 Youth of the Year

Hyelim Shin

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What is the World Morgan Futurity? The Futurity allows Morgan breeders and owners the privilege

to exhibit quality Morgan progeny at the biggest show in the world. In the past 15 years, over

$3,000,000 has been awarded in prize money to horses in this program.

How do I nominate my horse? Horses are nominated as weanlings. In addition to the nomination fee

for the weanling, the sire must also be nominated. The sire fee need only be paid once annually for

any number of Futurity weanlings nominated that year.

What other fees need to be paid? In April. Eligibility fees are due for yearlings, two and three year

olds. Alumni fees are due at this time too, but are optional.

When can I show my nominated horse? Futurity classes are offered at the Grand National for

yearlings, two and three year olds.

What if I miss the deadline for fees?

Once your horse has been nominated as a weanling, fees can be

caught up with additional late fees. The last time any horse can

be nominated into the futurity is April 1 of its two year old year.

What is the Alumni division? The Alumni division is for four year olds and allows eligible horses to go

another year beyond the Futurity and be shown in any Grand National class, in any division, except

equitation. A horse can participate in the Futurity without being in the Alumni program, but it cannot

participate in the Alumni program without being in the Futurity.

How much money is awarded? Each weanling class initiates a new prize fund, which exists for four

years. The value of the fund will be the total amount of money paid in nomination fees, eligibility fees,

show fees, late fees, miscellaneous funds and added donations, plus residuals from preceding years.

What are “Auction Rewards”? Each year, the Futurity receives a portion of the proceeds from the

AMHA Stallion Service Auction. If a horse’s sire was donated to the auction and wins the futurity class,

the owner of that horse, the stallion owner and the owner of the dam are eligible to receive bonus

money.

How can I win the $10,000 bonus? If the horse is a direct result of a breeding purchased at the SSA, it

will be eligible to compete for the $10,000 Auction Bonus. If the eligible horse wins the futurity class, it

wins the bonus. If more than one eligible horse wins their class, the bonus is split evenly. If the bonus

is not won the yearling year, it carries over to the two year old year and if not won that year, it will

carry over to the three year old year.

To enroll your 2020 foal, use the nomination form found on this website:

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E N R O L L Y O U R F O A L S * E A R N M O N E Y * M A K E S A L E S

W O R L D M O R G A N F U T U R I T Y

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CHALLENGE

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CLASS SCHEDULE

WEDNESDAY 8:00 am--- Outside covered arena

1. Western Dressage Intro Test 1




5. Western Dressage Basic Test 1




9. Western Dressage Level 1 Test 1








17. USDF Intro Test A

18. USDF Intro Test B

19. Training Level Test 1



22. First Level Test 1



25. Second Level Test 1



28. AMHA Dressage Medal

WEDNESDAY 6:00 pm

29. Showmanship Walk/Trot 11 and under

30. Showmanship 17 and under

31. Geldings 2 years old and under

32. Geldings 3 and 4 years old

33. Geldings 5 years and over

34. Grand Champion Gelding

35. Western Pleasure Youth

36. Walk Trot Hunter Pleasure 11 and under

37. Classic Pleasure Driving Open

38. Saddle Seat Equitation 14-17

39. Mares 2 years and under

40. Mares 3 and 4 years old

41. Mares 5 years and over

42. Grand Champion Mare

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43. Walk Trot English Pleasure Saddle Seat 11 and under

44. Classic Pleasure Saddle Junior Exhibitor

45. Hunter Pleasure Youth

46. Walk Jog Western Pleasure 11 and under

47. Stallions 2 years and under

48. Stallions 3 and 4 years old

49. Stallions 5 years and over

50. Grand Champion Stallion

51. OMHA Members Only Western Pleasure

52. AMHA Hunt Seat Medal

THURSDAY 10:00 am

53. UPHA Pleasure Driving Classic

54. Sport Horse In Hand

55. Western Pleasure Stallions and Geldings

56. Pleasure Driving Open

57. Classic Pleasure Saddle Junior Horse

58. English Pleasure Junior Exhibitor 17 and under

59. UPHA Hunter Pleasure Classic

60. Walk Jog Western Equitation 11 and under

61. Western Pleasure Mares

62. Hunter Pleasure Junior Exhibitor 13 and under

63. Walk Trot Saddle Seat Equitation 11 and under

64. Sport Horse Under Saddle

65. Western Pleasure Ladies Geldings

66. Hunter Pleasure Mares

67. Saddle Seat Equitation 13 and under

68. English Pleasure Junior Horse

69. Walk Trot Hunt Seat Equitation 11 and under

70. Western Pleasure Ladies Mares

71. UPHA Park Harness Classic

72. Hunter Pleasure Junior Exhibitor 14-17

73. Western Pleasure Novice Horse

74. Park Saddle Amateur

75. OMHA Members Only Hunter Pleasure

76. AMHA Western Seat Medal

77. Hunter Hack

THURSDAY 6:00 pm

78. Park Harness Open

79. AMHA Saddle Seat Medal

80. Western Pleasure Junior Exhibitor 13 and under

81. Pleasure Driving Junior Horse

82. Western Pleasure Junior Exhibitor 14-17

83. Ladies Hunter Pleasure, Ridden by an Amateur

84. English Pleasure Amateur

85. Park Saddle Junior Exhibitor 17 and under

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86. Emily Gill Musical Dressage Ride

87. Hunter Pleasure Stallions and Geldings

88. Pleasure Driving Ladies

89. Classic Pleasure Saddle Open

90. Western Pleasure Gentlemen

91. Park Saddle Junior Horse

92. OMHA Members Only English Pleasure

93. Hunter Pleasure Novice Horse

94. Roadster to Bike

95. Ladies Western Pleasure, Ridden by an Amateur

96. Classic Pleasure Driving Ladies

97. Pleasure Driving Junior Exhibitor

98. Park Saddle Open

FRIDAY 10:00 am

99. Pleasure Driving Two Year Old

100. Classic Pleasure Driving Junior Exhibitor

101. Hunter Pleasure Limit Horse

102. Walk Jog Western Seat Equitation Championship

103. Western Pleasure Amateur Stallions and Geldings

104. English Pleasure Ladies

105. Western Seat Equitation 13 and under

106. Park Harness Junior Horse

107. Western Pleasure Three-Year Old

108. Hunt Seat Equitation 14-17

109. Walk Trot Saddle Seat Equitation Championship

110. Classic Pleasure Driving Junior Horse

111. Hunter Pleasure Amateur Stallions and Geldings

112. Hunt Seat Equitation 13 and under

113. English Pleasure Open

114. Western Seat Equitation 14-17

115. Hunter Pleasure Junior Horse

116. Western Pleasure Four-Year Old

117. Classic Pleasure Saddle Ladies

118. Hunter Pleasure Amateur Mares

119. Pleasure Driving Amateur

120. Walk Trot Hunt Seat Equitation Championship

121. Western Pleasure Amateur Mares

FRIDAY 6:00 pm

122. Park Harness Two-Year Old

123. UPHA Challenge Cup

124. Hunter Pleasure Junior Exhibitor Championship

125. Carriage Pleasure Driving Turnout

126. Hunter Pleasure Ladies

127. Classic Pleasure Saddle Jr Exhibitor Championship

128. Youth of the Year Award Presentation

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129. Park Saddle Ladies

130. Western Pleasure Ladies Championship

131. Roadster under Saddle

132. Park Harness Amateur

133. English Pleasure Junior Exhibitor Championship

134. $5,000 Plus Amateur Hunter Pleasure Calcutta

SATURDAY 10:00 am

135. Lead Line

136. Generation Gap English

137. Stick horse class

138. Western Pleasure Amateur Championship

139. Road Hack

140. Classic Pleasure Driving Junior Exhibitor Championship

141. Pleasure Driving Junior Championship

142. Western Seat Equitation Championship

143. English Pleasure Youth

144. Ranch Horse Pleasure Rail Class

145. Hunter Pleasure Junior Championship

146. Classic Pleasure Saddle Championship

147. Generation Gap Western

148. Western Pleasure Junior Championship

149. Pleasure Driving Amateur Championship

150. Walk Trot Hunter Pleasure Championship

151. Hunter Pleasure Amateur Championship

152. Hunt Seat Equitation Championship

153. Walk Trot English Pleasure Saddle Seat Championship

154. Carriage Pleasure Driving Reinsmanship

155. Ranch Horse Pleasure Pattern OUTDOOR ARENA

SATURDAY 6:00 pm

156. Walk Jog Western Pleasure Championship

157. Saddle Seat Equitation Championship

158. Carriage Pleasure Driving Working

159. Western Pleasure Championship

160. Park Harness Championship

161. English Pleasure Junior Championship

162. Pleasure Driving Championship

163. Hunter Pleasure Ladies Championship

164. English Pleasure Amateur Championship

165. Classic Pleasure Driving Championship

166. English Pleasure Championship

167. Roadster to Bike Championship

168. Hunter Pleasure Championship

169. Western Pleasure Junior Exhibitor Championship

170. Park Saddle Championship

Thank you for

coming to the show!

Safe travels home!

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Of-state}

Thank you for coming. Have a safe trip home.

EXHIBITOR’S ENTRY CHECKLIST

o Proof of Rhinopneumonitis vaccinations within 6 months for each horse

o Proof of negative coggins within 12 months for each horse, even horses

that reside in Ohio

o Interstate health papers for horses coming in from out-of-state

o Copies of AMHA & USEF memberships cards for each owner, rider &

trainer (Walk Trot exempt)

o Copies of UPHA membership cards for Challenge Cup riders, as well as

the owner, rider and trainer of UPHA Classics class entries

o Proof of Safe Sport testing for each owner, rider and trainer(Walk

Trot exempt)

o Registration papers with proper ownership information

o Current addresses for owner, rider and trainer

o Email address for owner and trainer (very important, as we would like

to be able to efficiently get updates and important info to you about the

show

o At least three signatures on the back of the entry form, one for each

rider, as well as the owner and trainer.

o A form of payment.

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Wednesday Brunch

10:00 am

Please join us for Pancakes & Sausage

With Fruit, Coffee, Milk & Juice

Please help us celebrate

50 years of the

Buckeye Morgan Challenge

Good Ole’ Days Story Telling

Picture Trivia Baked Potato Bar & Sloppy Joes

Cash Bar Centerpiece Cake Champagne Toast

In the Vendor Hall

Immediately Following the Last Class

Friday Evening

PARK & PLEASURE

VERSUS

HUNT & WESTERN

Tug of War

Pizza & Beer

Party

Thursday

Night

AFTER THE LAST CLASS

WELCOME TO THE BUCKEYE, TUESDAY SANDWICH CART- WE COME TO YOU

50th

Anniversary

Party

Invitation

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Wednesday Evening After the Horse Show

Outside on the Grass

Movie Night

Pull up your golf cart, or

bring a chair

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