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EXHIBITOR WELCOME DERBY PARTY Friday, May 1 • 5–8 p.m.

$25,000 USHJA NATIONAL HUNTER DERBY Friday, May 1 • 6 p.m.

EXHIBITOR GRAND PRIX PARTY Saturday, May 2 • 5–9 p.m.

MOSSY AUTOMOTIVE GROUP RIDE and DRIVESaturday, May 2 • 6:45 p.m. $75,000 GRAND PRIX of DEL MAR Saturday, May 2 • 7:30 p.m.Family-style dinner with wine available in ringside box seats

WELCOME to HUNTER JUMPER WEEK APRIL 28 – MAY 3

The 2020 Del Mar National Horse Show staff invites you to join us in celebrating the 75th Annual Horse Show. Don’t miss the many exciting activities we have planned!

DRESSAGE WEEK • APRIL 23–26Morning classes begin at approximately 8 a.m. each day.CDI JOG • Thursday afternoon, April 23EXHIBITOR WELCOME PARTY • Friday afternoon, April 24CDI-W—GRAND PRIX • Friday afternoon, April 24EVENING OF MUSICAL FREESTYLES • Saturday, April 25 • 7 p.m.presented by Mossy Automotive Groupfeaturing the G-2 Software CDI-W Grand Prix FreestylesFamily-style dinner with wine available in ringside box seatsAFTERNOON OF MUSICAL FREESTYLES • Sunday, April 26FEI Junior, Young Rider & Intermediaire FreestylesMarkel/USEF Young Horse Qualifying Classes

WESTERN WEEK • APRIL 14–18Morning classes begin approximately 7:30 a.m. each day.EXHIBITOR WELCOME PARTY & TRAINER SHOWin the Riders’ Lounge Thursday, April 16 • 6 p.m.RANCH TUESDAYVersatility Ranch Horse ClassesAMERICAN QUARTER HORSE ASSOCIATION SHOW • DailyWestern, English • 4 Sets of PointsPACIFIC COAST HORSE ASSOCIATION SHOWS • DailyWestern • 4 Sets of PointsNATIONAL REINING HORSE ASSOCIATION • Dailypresented by California HorsetraderNATIONAL SNAFFLE BIT ASSOCIATION • DailyWestern, English • 4 Sets of PointsNIGHT OF THE HORSEpresented by Mary’s Tack & FeedSaturday, April 18 • 7 p.mPlated dinner with wine available in ringside box seats


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The Del Mar National Horse Show is honored to be recognized as a USEF Heritage Competition, and is proud to be a part of this elite group of shows.

Don’t miss a special presentation by USEF board member, Richard Spooner, Saturday, April 25 at 7 p.m. at the Evening of Musical Freestyles during Dressage Week.

WELCOME TO THE 75th ANNUAL DEL MAR NATIONAL HORSE SHOWThere is so much to love about the Del Mar National Horse Show, which is celebrating its historic 75th anniversary this year. The show recently was awarded a prestigious United States Equestrian Federation Heritage Show designation. We welcome you to enjoy three weeks of world-class equestrian competition during this iconic event, in the spectacular seaside setting of Del Mar.

Each week of the show brings a new discipline – Western, Dressage and Hunter/Jumper – which makes the Del Mar National Horse Show truly unique. With each field comes an entire crew of specialized judges and staff who are cultivated by a specialty horse show manager. We simply could not put on such a prestigious world-class show without this team of dedicated horse show enthusiasts and sponsors.

This year rated Hunters will take center stage in the Del Mar Arena in the new $25,000 USHJA Hunter Derby. We will also offer new NAL Children’s and Adult Qualifying Classes, new Modified Children’s/Adult 2’6” Hunter/Jumper division and new Short and Long Stirrup Divisions. We want all levels of competitors to enjoy this historic show.

The Del Mar National brings together many of the most accomplished, athletic and revered horse-and-rider teams to compete for coveted trophies and more than $300,000 in cash and prizes. Nearly 1,500 horse-and-rider teams from various countries will compete in the Del Mar National, which runs through May 3, 2020.

Whatever your level of experience is in the equestrian world, we welcome you to watch free classes ringside during the day, cheer on hundreds of the best riders and horses from around the world throughout the week and to be wowed and entertained at our three signature Saturday evening events: Night of the Horse, Evening of Musical Freestyles and the $75,000 Grand Prix of Del Mar.

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S tall rest. It’s one of the most dreaded terms in the horse world, and yet it’s been the go-to solution for healing horse injuries for years. However, thanks to a new field known as equine sports medicine and rehabilitation, stall rest is finally becoming a thing of the past. Drawing on knowl-

edge and techniques from human physical therapy as well as a deeper understanding of equine physiology and biomechanics, this growing profession, often referred to as equine rehab (not to be confused with the general rehabilitation services rescue fa-cilities provide for neglected and abandoned equines), provides evidence-based treatments for horses suffering from musculo-

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SPRING 2019 | PRACTICAL HORSEMAN 97

Inside a session from the Old Master SeriesBY BETH BAUMERT • PHOTOS BY ANDREA DUCKWORTH

I t was September—time for the Old Master Series that is a regular occasion at Anke Ott Young’s Avalon Farm in North Salem, New York—and the great German educator Hubertus Schmidt was featured. The mission of the Old Master Se-ries is for masters to share their wealth of knowledge gained through their lengthy riding and training careers. Schmidt has ridden 77 horses who have placed in the Grand Prix and 50 of those he started himself. That’s a lot of experience! Young makes these events free to auditors, and proceeds gathered from a silent auction, a raffle and donations go to the Norma Pfriem Breast Care Center. Here are 14 tips worth sharing from Schmidt’s training sessions:

David Collins demonstrates an ideal frame with relaxation and swing in the collected trot. He rides Bojing, a 10-year-old Intermediaire gelding by Benetton Dream/Weltmeyer.

WINTER 2018 | PRACTICAL HORSEMAN 79

14 Tips from German Olympian Hubertus Schmidt

An amateur eventer learns to have

faith in horses and, ultimately, in herself.

BY EMILY DAILY

The spectators who gathered ringside were

silent as Frankie Thieriot Stutes and Chatwin

entered the arena. The overnight leaders in

the 2018 Dutta Corp. Fair Hill International

CCI*** had more than a rail to spare in

their show-jumping round. As Stutes and the

rangy, jet-black gelding galloped through the finish line at last

October’s competition in Elkton, Maryland, the crowd erupted

into cheers while she pumped her fist in triumph. The amateur

eventer, mother and entrepreneur from Occidental, California,

had traveled across the country with her quirky but talented horse

to win the U.S. Equestrian national championship.

Frankie Thieriot Stutes and

Chatwin on their way to winning

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Take Your

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Our motto when

starting young

horses over fenc-

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time to let them

evolve to be the

best horses they can be. Bringing along a

young prospect is an amazing and reward-

ing journey, but it must be done through a

slow, methodical, reliable process that al-

lows him to correct his early mistakes and

build confidence. Youngsters thrive in our

structured training program at Milestone;

they all go to the same “school.” Every

day, we try to build a bit of confidence

and add just one more step.

It’s important that a young horse

knows there is a routine: He gets fed at

seven, goes in the paddock at some point

and knows when he gets ridden. We

set our schedule so we can try to keep

the same time frames every day. Young

horses love consistency and the routine

helps to build trust.

The best way to train a youngster is to

listen to him, to ask him to speak to you.

Each day ask him a new question then lis-

ten and see if he can answer. For example,

ask him to lengthen his stride at the trot

or canter, then collect, then lengthen

again. If he can answer your question,

you’re making progress. If he can’t, slow

down and go back a step. Remember that

while you may be applying a structured

process, each horse has his own personal-

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It can be challenging to be this

patient. The worst thing you can do to

a young horse is be too human: to have

set goals or a schedule for winning blue

ribbons. Don’t impose your own dreams

and timelines on him. Give him the

chance to bloom.

A thoughtful, patient

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22ND DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATIONAS OF JANUARY 2020

Richard Valdez President

Lisa Barkett Vice President

David WatsonDel Mar National Chairman

Lee HayduDel Mar National Chairwoman

Kathlyn Mead

Don Mosier

Sam Nejabat

Frederick Schenk

Pierre Sleiman

Timothy J. FennellCEO & General Manager

STATE OF CALIFORNIA Gavin NewsomGovernor

Karen RossSecretary, Department of Food & Agriculture

Jennifer Lester MoffittUndersecretary, Department of Food & Agriculture

Kevin MasuharaDeputy Secretary Administration and Finance Department of Food & Agriculture

Rachael O’BrienDeputy Secretary for Legislative Affairs Department of Food & Agriculture

SENATORS & ASSEMBLY REPRESENTATIVES Patricia C. Bates • Senator, District 36Brian W. Jones • Senator, District 38Toni Atkins • Senator, District 39Ben Hueso • Senator, District 40Randy Voepel • Assembly Member, District 71Marie Waldron • Assembly Member, District 75Tasha Boerner Horvath • Assembly Member, District 76Brian Maienschein • Assembly Member, District 77Todd Gloria • Assembly Member, District 78Shirley N. Weber • Assembly Member, District 79Lorena Gonzalez Fletcher • Assembly Member, District 80

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USEF “Premier” Rated

JUDGESSteve Wall • Hunters-Equitation • NCIrving Evans • Hunters-Equitation • MASkip Thornbury • Jumpers-Equitation • OHMax Von Zimmermann • Jumpers • WASharon Stewart Wells • Jumpers • CA

USEF STEWARDSSteward: Sally Hudson • CASchooling Supervisor: Lindy Esau • NC

OFFICIALSAmy Billburg • Equestrian Manager • (858) 792-4257Patrick Boyle • Show ManagerCarolyn Becker • Show SecretaryKelley Douglas • Show SecretaryDebbie Benson • Show SecretaryMargrietha Sternberg • Show Secretary

ANNOUNCERSJeff GilbertMax Von Zimmermann

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COURSE DESIGNERSHunters • Scott StarnesJumpers • Bernardo Costa Cabrel

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2019 PERPETUAL TROPHY WINNERS

Governor’s Cup Trophy$100,000 Grand Prix of Del Mar Hai Karate Memorial Trophy$100,000 Grand Prix of Del Mar

“Chacna”Rider: Enrique GonzalezOwner: Enrique Gonzalez

Fred Sims Memorial Perpetual Trophy$35,700 Surfside Grand Prix

“Cornetiero”Rider: Carly AnthonyOwner: Neil Jones Equestrian, Inc.

Couldn’t Resist Perpetual Trophy Grand Green Hunter Champion

“Big Shot”Rider: Jenny KarazissisOwner: Dulcie Lou Morris International Goodwill Perpetual TrophyPCHA Open Jumper ChampionDel Mar National Horse Show John Quirk Memorial TrophyPCHA Show Champion Open Jumper

“Only You de la Pierre”Rider: Jamie SailorOwner: Penny Lane Farm, LLC CTBA President’s TrophyRegular Conformation Hunters Model

“Castle”Rider: Carleton BrooksOwner: Eaton Place, LLC Showdown Perpetual Trophy Regular Conformation Hunters StakeThe Cunningham Perpetual TrophyRegular Conformation Hunters Show Champion

“Castle”Rider: Lexi WedemeyerOwner: Eaton Place, LLC

Santa Anita Park Perpetual TrophyLeading Open Jumper RiderRider: Jamie Sailor The Emmett Kelly Challenge Perpetual Trophy Regular Working Hunter StakeNo Commotion TrophyRegular Working Hunter StakeWhitney S. Todd Perpetual Trophy Regular Conformation Hunter StakeEwart Goodwin Junior Jumper High Point Perpetual TrophyPCHA Show Champion Junior JumperNot awarded in 2019 LUC Perpetual TrophyShow Champion Green Conformation Hunters

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Overseas Perpetual Trophy3'6" A/O Hunter Classic

“Bayou”Owner/Rider: Michelle Filanc Petrus Perpetual TrophyOverall Show Champion Small Jr. Hunter Calgary Junior Hunter Challenge Trophy Show Champion High Point Jr. Hunter 17 & UnderOld Oak Farm Junior Hunter Rider Challenge TrophyPCHA Overall High Point Jr. Hunt Seat Rider 17 & UnderR. Victor VenBerg Co. Perpetual Trophy Jr. Hunter Under Saddle 16-17Eric W.L. Atterbury Memorial Perpetual Trophy PCHA Overall Champion Hunt Seat Rider 15-17

“Castle”Rider: Juliet JosephOwner: Eaton Place, LLC

Stash the Cash Perpetual Trophy PCHA High Point Junior Hunter 13-15

“Small Affair”Rider: Augusta IwasakiOwner: Lyn Petersen

Darlene Van Ort Memorial Perpetual TrophyPCHA Champion Overall High Point Hunt Seat Rider 14 and Under Rider: Augusta Iwasaki

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“Silver Screen”Owner/Rider: Payton Potter

Shalanno Style of Riding AwardEquitation and Sportsmanship Award for Junior Hunt Seat RidersRetired by Owner in 2019


Pep Talk Memorial Perpetual Trophy Overall Champion A/O Highpoint Regular Working Hunter

“Concerto”Owner/Rider: Caroline Ingalls

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“Somekindawonderful” Owner/Rider: Grace Miller Grand Prix of Del Mar Style of Riding Award Rich Fellers

Harry Forbes Sportsmanship Trophy Kenny Nordstrom

Budweiser Perpetual TrophyPony Hunter Classic Champion

“D’Artagnan”Owner/Rider:Paige Walkenbach

Del Mar National Horse Show Open Equitation Championship TrophySavannah Jenkins

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CLASS SCHEDULE

HUNTER DIVISION

ENTRY PROCEDURE All horses intending to show in any division or class must pay the appropriate nomination fee and stall fee by the closing date of entries, April 6. Entries postmarked after the close of entries but before Monday of the show week will pay a $75 late fee.

NOMINATION Fees Nomination 1 (All Hunters/Equitation).................................................$75 Nomination 2 (All Jumper classes without prize money)....................$75 Nomination 3 (All Jumper classes with prize money)........................$175 Entries received without a nomination level specified will pay the Nomination 2 fee.

Nomination and stall fees are not refundable after the close of entries.

DEL MAR OPEN HUNTER 3′6″, 3′9″, 4′0″ ENTRY FEE: $50 1, 2 Del Mar Open Hunter O/F3. Del Mar Open Hunter U/S

AMATEUR OWNER WARM UP 3′6″ENTRY FEE: $505, 6 Amateur Owner Warm Up O/F

LOW HUNTER 3′DIVISION FEE: $225CLASS FEE: $5010, 11, 12, 13 Low Hunter14 Low Hunter U/S

GREEN HUNTER 3′ & 3′3″DIVISION FEE: $250 (INDIVIDUAL CLASSES MAY NOT BE ENTERED)$10 added back for each over fences class16, 17, 18, 19 $225 Green Hunter • 3’20 $100 Green Hunter Under Saddle • 3’126, 127, 128, 129 $225 Green Hunter • 3’3”130 $100 Green Hunter Under Saddle • 3’3˝

GREEN HUNTER 3′6″ & 3′9″DIVISION FEE: $300 • (INDIVIDUAL CLASSES MAY NOT BE ENTERED)$20 added back for each over fences class21, 22(H), 23, 24* $300 Green Hunter 3’6”25 $150 Green 3’6” Under Saddle26, 27(H), 28, 29* $300 Green Hunter 3’9”30 $150 Green Hunter 3’9” Under Saddle

THE “COULDN’T RESIST” PERPETUAL TROPHYGrand Green Hunter Champion—3’6” & 3’9” Heights,Trophy Specifications: Division Heights to count: 3’6” and 3’9”.To Qualify: Each height division must have a minimum of six (6)horses entered, shown and judged in ALL classes of the divisionto be eligible for the trophy. If either Height, 3’6” or 3’9”, doesnot have at least 6 horses in ALL the division classes, that heightdivision is not eligible for the Trophy.

GREEN CONFORMATION HUNTERDIVISION FEE: $300 • INDIVIDUAL CLASSES MAY NOT BE ENTERED$20 added back for each over fences class31 Model—May be entered for an additional fee of $3032, 33(H), 34, 35* $300 Green Conformation Hunter36 $150 Green Conformation Hunter Under Saddle

HIGH PERFORMANCE CONFORMATION HUNTERFENCES 3’9˝DIVISION FEE: $300 • INDIVIDUAL CLASSES MAY NOT BE ENTERED

$20 added back for each over fences class37 Model—May be entered at an additional fee of $30.38, 39(H), 40, 41* $300 High Performance Conformation Hunter42 $150 High Performance Conformation Hunter Under Saddle

3′6″ PERFORMANCE HUNTER DIVISION FEE: $250 • INDIVIDUAL CLASS FEE: $55$10 added back for each over fences class43, 44(H), 45, 46* $225 Performance Hunter • 3’6˝47 $100 Performance Hunter Under Saddle • 3’6˝

3′3″ PERFORMANCE HUNTER DIVISION FEE: $250 • INDIVIDUAL CLASS FEE: $55$10 added back for each over fences class120, 121(H), 122, 123* $225 Performance Hunter • 3’3˝124 $100 Performance Hunter Under Saddle • 3’3˝

HIGH PERFORMANCE HUNTERINDIVIDUAL CLASS FEE: $75$20 added back for each over fences class115, 116(H), 117, 118* $350 High Performance Hunter119 $100 High Performance Hunter Under Saddle

3′6″ JUNIOR HUNTERDIVISION FEE: $325 • INDIVIDUAL CLASSES MAY NOT BE ENTERED$15 added back for each over fences class48, 49(H), 50, 51* $300 Small Junior Hunter • 15 & Under52 $150 Small Junior Hunter Under Saddle • 15 & Under53, 54(H), 55, 56* $300 Small Junior Hunter • 16–1757 $150 Small Junior Hunter Under Saddle • 16–1758, 59(H), 60, 61* $300 Large Junior Hunter • 15 & Under62 Large Junior Hunter Under Saddle • 15 & Under63, 64(H), 65, 66* $300 Large Junior Hunter • 16–1767 $150 Large Junior Hunter Under Saddle • 16–17

3′3″ JUNIOR HUNTERDIVISION FEE: $275 • INDIVIDUAL CLASSES MAY NOT BE ENTERED$15 added back for each over fences class153, 154(H), 155, 156* $250 Large Junior Hunter • 3’3˝157 $125 Large Junior Hunter Under Saddle • 3’3˝163, 164(H), 165, 166* $250 Small Junior Hunter • 3’3˝167 $125 Small Junior Hunter Under Saddle • 3’3˝

AMATEUR OWNER HUNTER 3′6″DIVISION FEE: $325 • INDIVIDUAL CLASSES MAY NOT BE ENTERED$15 added back for each over fences class68, 69(H), 70, 71* $300 Amateur-Owner Hunter • 18–3572 $150 Amateur Hunter Under Saddle • 18–3573, 74(H), 75, 76* $300 Amateur-Owner Hunter • 36 & Over77 $150 Amateur Hunter Under Saddle • 36 & Over


3′3″ AMATEUR OWNER HUNTERDIVISION FEE: $275 • $10 (added back for each over fences class)110, 111(H), 112, 113* $250 Amateur-Owner Hunter • 3’3˝ • 18–35114 $125 Amateur Hunter Under Saddle • 3’3˝ • 18–35105, 106(H), 107, 108* $250 Amateur-Owner Hunter • 3’3˝ • 36 & Over109 $125 Amateur Hunter Under Saddle • 3’3˝ • 36 & Over

LOW CHILD HUNTERDIVISION FEE: $225 • INDIVIDUAL CLASS FEE: $50 FENCES 2’9”148, 149, 150, 151* Low Child Hunter O/F152 Low Child Hunter Under Saddle

ADULT AMATEUR HUNTERDIVISION FEE: $225 • INDIVIDUAL CLASS FEE: $5078, 79, 80, 81* $100 Adult Amateur Hunter • 18–3582 $100 Adult Amateur Hunter Under Saddle • 18–3583, 84, 95, 86* $100 Adult Amateur Hunter • 36–4987 $100 Adult Amateur Hunter Under Saddle • 36–49143, 144, 145, 146* $100 Adult Amateur Hunter • 50 & Over147 $100 Adult Amateur Hunter Under Saddle • 50 & Over

CHILDREN’S HUNTERDIVISION FEE: $225 • INDIVIDUAL CLASS FEE: $50133, 134, 135, 136* $100 Children’s Hunter • 13 & Under137 $100 Children’s Hunter Under Saddle • 13 & Under138, 139, 140, 141* $100 Children’s Hunter • 14–17142 $100 Children’s Hunter Under Saddle • 14–17

CHILDREN’S PONY HUNTERDIVISION FEE: $225 • INDIVIDUAL CLASS FEE: $50158, 159, 160, 161* Children’s Pony Hunter162 Children’s Pony Hunter Under Saddle

PONY HUNTERDIVISION FEE: $250 • INDIVIDUAL CLASSES MAY NOT BE ENTEREDConformation round indicated by ( )(90), 91(H), 92, 93* $225 Small Pony Hunter94 $100 Small Pony Hunter Under Saddle(95), 96(H), 97, 98* $225 Medium Pony Hunter99 $100 Medium Pony Hunter Under Saddle(100), 101(H), 102, 103* $225 Large Pony Hunter104 $100 Large Pony Hunter Under Saddle

USHJA 2′6″ SCHOOLING HUNTERDIVISION FEE: $225 • INDIVIDUAL CLASS FEE: $50450,451,452,453 USHJA 2’6” Schooling Hunter O/F454 USHJA 2’6” Schooling Hunter Under Saddle

USHJA 2′9″ SCHOOLING HUNTERDIVISION FEE: $225 • INDIVIDUAL CLASS FEE: $50455, 456, 457, 458 USHJA 2’9” Schooling Hunter O/F459 USHJA 2’9” Schooling Hunter Under Saddle

LOW ADULT HUNTERDIVISION FEE: $225 • INDIVIDUAL CLASS FEE: $50 FENCES 2’9”460, 461, 462, 463* Low Adult Hunter O/F464 Low Adult Hunter Under Saddle

MODIFIED CHILD/ADULT HUNTERDIVISION FEE: $225 • INDIVIDUAL CLASS FEE: $50 FENCES 2’6”465, 466, 467, 468* Modified Child/Adult Hunter O/F469 Modified Child Adult Hunter Under Saddle

SHORT STIRRUP EQUITATIONDIVISION FEE: $100 • INDIVIDUAL CLASS FEE: $40470, 471 Short Stirrup Equitation O/F472 Short Stirrup Equitation Flat

SHORT STIRRUP HUNTERDIVISION FEE: $175 • INDIVIDUAL CLASS FEE: $40475, 476, 477, 478* Short Stirrup Hunter O/F479 Short Stirrup Hunter Under Saddle

LONG STIRRUP EQUITATIONDIVISION FEE: $100 • INDIVIDUAL CLASS FEE: $40480, 481 Long Stirrup Equitation O/F482 Long Stirrup Equitation Flat

LONG STIRRUP HUNTERDIVISION FEE: $175 • INDIVIDUAL CLASS FEE: $40485, 486, 487, 488* Long Stirrup Hunter O/F489 Long Stirrup Hunter Under Saddle

EQUITATION & MEDAL CLASSESENTRY FEE: $55 PER CLASSMedal class specifications will be available in the horse show office601 Marshall & Sterling USEF Pony Medal • 2’3˝, 2’6˝, 3’602 ASPCA Maclay • 3’6˝603 CPHA Junior Hunter Seat Medal • 3’6˝604 CPHA Amateur Hunter Seat Medal • 3’6˝605 Platinum Performance USEF Show Jumping Talent Search 1*607 CPHA WCE Medal • 3’6˝630 CPHA Foundation Medal • 3’3˝608 Dover Saddlery USEF National Hunter Seat Medal • 3’6˝609 USEF Adult Equitation Medal • 3’3˝629 USHJA Jumping Seat Medal • 3’3˝600 PCHA Horsemanship Class • 14 & Under • 3’3˝610 PCHA Victor Hugo-Vidal Adult Medal Class • 35 & Over • 3’3”606 PCHA Adult Horsemanship • 18-34 • 3’3”624 PCHA Horsemanship • 2’9”611 Foxfield Medal • 18 & Over • 3’3˝612A Washington International Horse Show Equitation Jumper Phase612B Washington International Horse Show Equitation Hunter Phase613 Ariat National Adult Medal • 3’614 THIS National Children’s Medal • 3’615 Onondarka Medal • 3’632 CPHA Style of Riding Medal • 3’3˝631 NCEA Medal • 3’3˝616, 617 Equitation O/F • 12-14 • 3’618 Equitation • 12-14• Flat620, 621 Equitation O/F • 15-17 • 3’622 Equitation • 15-17• Flat626, 627 Pony Equitation O/F628 Pony Equitation • Flat633 USHJA Hunt Seat Medal 3’3”634 WIHS Pony Equitation623,624 Adult Equitation 18 & Over O/F625 Adult Equitation 18 & Over Flat 635 CPHA Child/Adult Medal636 CPHA Horsemanship

* First Round Classic, (H) Handy Round( ) Conformation Round Pony

CLASS SCHEDULE


JUMPER DIVISIONS

TRAINING JUMPER DIVISIONENTRY FEE: $50 PER CLASS400, 401, 402 • .80m405, 406, 407 • .90m410, 411, 412 • 1.0m415, 416, 417 • 1.10m420, 421, 422 • 1.15m425, 426, 427 • 1.20m

YOUNG HORSE DIVISIONHorses competing in this division will not pay a nomination fee274, 275 Five Year Old • 1.10m ENTRY FEE: $40 PER CLASS276 Six Year Old • 1.20m ENTRY FEE: $40 PER CLASS277 $1,000 Six Year Old YJC Championship • 1.20m ENTRY FEE: $75 PER CLASS278 Seven Year Old • 1.30m ENTRY FEE: $40 PER CLASS279 $1,000 Seven Year Old YJC Championship • 1.30mENTRY FEE: $75 PER CLASS

$3,000 MODIFIED CHILDREN’S JUMPER DIVISIONFences .90mENTRY FEE: $60 PER CLASS428, 429, 430 $500 Modified Children’s JumperENTRY FEE: $100 434 $1,500 Modified Children’s/Adult Jumper Classic

$3,000 MODIFIED ADULT JUMPER DIVISIONFences .90mENTRY FEE: $60 PER CLASS431, 432, 433 $500 Modified Adult JumperENTRY FEE: $100 434 $1,500 Modified Children’s/Adult Jumper Classic

$3,000 LOW CHILD/ADULT JUMPER DIVISIONFences 1.0mENTRY FEE: $60 PER CLASS435, 436, 437 $500 Low Child/Adult JumperENTRY FEE: $100 439 $1,500 Low Child/Adult Jumper Classic

$4,000 CHILDREN’S & ADULT AMATEUR DIVISIONFences 1.10mENTRY FEE: $60 PER CLASS207, 208, 209 $500 Children’s Jumper211, 212, 213 $500 Adult Jumper210 $2,500 NAL Children’s Jumper Classic • ENTRY FEE: $200214 $2,500 NAL Adult Jumper Classic • ENTRY FEE: $200269 $5,000 NAL/Low (Junior Amateur-Owner/Amateur) Jumper Classic ENTRY FEE: $300

$6,500 LOW (JUNIOR AMATEUR-OWNER/AMATEUR) DIVISIONFences 1.20mENTRY FEE: $60 PER CLASS266, 267, 268 $500 Low (Junior/Amateur) Jumper269 $5,000 NAL Low (Junior Amateur-Owner/Amateur) Jumper

$6,500 MEDIUM (JUNIOR AMATEUR-OWNER/AMATEUR) JUMPER DIVISIONS(Junior Amateur-Owner/Amateur) JumpersENTRY FEE: $75 PER CLASS • $15 ADD BACK 280, 281, 282 $500 Medium Junior Amateur-Owner/Amateur Jumper • 1.30m283 $5,000 (Medium Junior Amateur-Owner/Amateur) Jumper Classic • 1.30m ENTRY FEE: $300

$13,000 HIGH (JUNIOR AMATEUR-OWNER/AMATEUR) JUMPER DIVISIONSENTRY FEE: $75 PER CLASS • $15 ADD BACK 220 $500 High (Junior/Amateur-Owner) Jumper • 1.40mENTRY FEE: $300217 $5,000 California (Junior Amateur-Owner/Amateur) Jumper Classic • 1.40mENTRY FEE: $300NAJ C Selection Trial218 $7,500 California (Junior Amateur-Owner/Amateur) Jumper Classic • 1.45mENTRY FEE: $325NAJYRC Selection Trialsponsored by Mary's Tack & Feed

OPEN JUMPER DIVISIONS200 $2,500 1.30m • ENTRY FEE PER CLASS: $150201 $5,000 1.30m • ENTRY FEE PER CLASS: $300 202 $2,500 1.35m • ENTRY FEE PER CLASS: $150 203 $5,000 1.35m • ENTRY FEE PER CLASS: $300205 $10,000 1.30m • ENTRY: $375 230 $25,000 SURFSIDE GRAND PRIX QUALIFIER 1.40m • ENTRY FEE: $500 The top 35 Horses will qualify for Saturday Night Grand Prix271 Mossy Automotive Group San Diego Ride & Drive (by invitation)235 $75,000 GRAND PRIX of DEL MAR • ENTRY FEE: $800 Table II Sec 2(A) National Standard

CLASS SCHEDULE

All Grand Prix Classes held at this show are eligible for inclusion on the Rolex/USEF show jumping ranking list.

Certification Number 20066


SPECIAL CLASSES

HUNTER CLASSICSEach classic will have a designated first-round class in which the last class of each division will be the designated class for the first-round score of the classic. Exhibitors must enter the classic prior to the start of the first-round class. Scratches are not permitted after the first-round class has begun. Horses must have entered, shown, and completed the course in at least two of the respective hunter division classes over fences at this show. To be judged on performance and soundness, suitability and manners to count. To be scored under the open numerical judging system. To be shown over a course of approximately 10 jumps of height designated by qualifying division. The 12 horses with the highest scores from the first round will return to jump a second round over a different course. In the event of equalityin the first round, all equal scored will return for the second round. Scores will be combined from the first round with the second round to determine overall winners. Trophy to first, ribbons through 12, and prize money divided as follows: 30%, 22%, 15%, 10%, 7%, 6%, 5%, 5%.

801. $1,000 PONY HUNTER CLASSICENTRY FEE: $100

800. $1,000 NAL CHILDREN’S HUNTER CLASSICENTRY FEE: $100

811. $1,000 NAL ADULT HUNTER CLASSICENTRY FEE: $100

803. $1,000 3′3″ AMATEUR OWNER HUNTER CLASSICENTRY FEE: $100

804. $1,000 3′6″ AMATEUR OWNER HUNTER CLASSICENTRY FEE: $100

805. $1,000 3′3″ JUNIOR HUNTER CLASSICENTRY FEE: $100

806.$1,000 3′6″ JUNIOR HUNTER CLASSICENTRY FEE: $100

807.$500 MODIFIED CHILD/ADULT HUNTER CLASSICENTRY FEE: $75

808. $500 CHILD PONY HUNTER CLASSICENTRY FEE: $75

809. SHORT STIRRUP HUNTER CLASSICENTRY FEE: $50

810. LONG STIRRUP HUNTER CLASSICENTRY FEE: $50

811. $1,000 USHJA GREEN HUNTER CHALLENGEENTRY FEE: $100 USHJA Fee: $15This class will be run at 3’ and 3’3˝ and horses must be declared for which section they wish to compete in by 5 p.m. the night before the class. The last round of the division will be the first round of the Challenge. For full class specifications, please visit www.ushja.org.

812. $1,000 USHJA GREEN INCENTIVEENTRY FEE: $100 USHJA Fee: $20For full class specifications, please visit www.ushja.org.

813. $500 LOW ADULT HUNTER CLASSICENTRY FEE: $75

814. $500 LOW CHILDREN’S HUNTER CLASSICENTRY FEE: $75

815. $25,000 USHJA NATIONAL HUNTER DERBYENTRY FEE: $650 USHJA Fee: $25 Please visit the US Hunter/Jumper Association webpage at ushja.org to get complete specifications for this class. Each class must have a minimum of two (2) judges. All judges will sit together and provide one score. One judge must be an R judge, the other may be either an R or r judge. The judging panel will provide one score and the scores from each round will be either averaged or added as specified in the prize list to obtain the overall total for each horse. No judging panel may award the same base score to any two (2) competitors in any one round. The first round shall be judged on performance, hunter pace, jumping style, quality and substance, and movement. After the judges base score is given, one point will be added for each high option fence jumped. The Option Bonus Score of one additional point must be awarded even if there is a refusal, rail down or loss of good jumping style at that higher height option fence, providing that the horse-and-rider combination does jump the higher height option fence. (Maximum of four points). The second round shall be judged on performance, hunter pace, jumping style, quality and substance, movement, handiness and brilliance of pace. Handiness is defined as ground saving movement without adversely affecting performance or style. Brilliance of pace is defined as a faster pace than ordinary, without sacrificing performance or style. Handiness is taken into account in the judges’ base score. After the judges’ base score is given, one point will be added for each high option fence jumped. The Option Bonus Score of one additional point must be awarded even if there is a refusal, rail down or loss of good jumping style at that higher height option fence, providing that the horse-and rider combination does jump the higher height option fence. (Maximum of four points). Overall Score - The final score from each round will be either averaged or added as specified in the prize list to obtain the overall total for each horse.

816. $5,000 DEL MAR OPEN EQUITATION CHAMPIONSHIPENTRY FEE: $275Open to all riders. To be shown over an advanced equitation course 3’6˝ in height. Emphasis will be put on riding style, technique, accuracy and promptness in completing the course. The time allowed will be calculated at 375 meters/minute. Riders will be rewarded for swiftness and executing the course on the most efficient track. Only riders competing in the class will be allowed to walk the course. A mandatory four-point deduction will be given for any jumping faults and one-point deduction for any second or fraction thereof over the time allowed. Round II will be limited to the top six riders from Round I and will be judged over a course of 8–10 jumps. Bonus points will be given for the successful execution of inside tracks and the rider’s ability to complete the course in a quick, efficient manner. There will be no time allowed in the second round. Ribbons through 12th place.$5,000 Prize Money divided as follows*:1ST $2,200 2ND $1,250 3RD $650 4TH $300 5TH $300 6TH $300

*Junior & Amateur riders’ prize money awarded to the trainer per USEF rules.

SPECIAL AWARDSNo cross-entry between best Child and Best Pony Rider.NO ENTRY FEEBest Child Rider AwardBest Junior RiderBest Amateur Rider AwardBest Pony Rider Award

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MONDAY APRIL 27, 2020 12 P.M. Ticketed Schooling Until 5 P.M.

TUESDAY APRIL 28, 2020 8:00 A.M. 31 Green Conformation Model 37 High Performance Conformation Model 1 Del Mar Open Hunter 32,33(H) Green Conformation O/F 36 Green Conformation U/S 21,22(H) Green Hunter 3’6” O/F 25 Green Hunter 3’6” U/S 26,27(H) Green Hunter 3’9” O/F 30 Green 3’9” U/S 38,39(H) High Performance Conformation O/F 42 High Performance Conformation U/S 115,116(H) High Performance Hunter O/F 119 High Performance Hunter U/S 43,44(H) Performance Hunter 3’6 O/F Course Change 425 1.20 Meter Jumpers II Sec 2 (C) 274 Young Jumper 5 yr. old Clear Round 276 Young Jumper 6 yr. old II Sec 2 (B) 278 Young Jumper 7 yr. old II Sec 2 (B) 200 $2,500 Open Jp. 1.30 M II Sec 2 (B) 202 $2,500 Open Jp. 1.35 M II Sec 2 (B)

WEDNESDAY APRIL 29, 2020 8:00 A.M. 275 Young Jumper 5 yr Old Clear Round 277 $1,000 Young Jp 6 yr Old Champion 279 $1,000 Young Jp 7 yr Old Champion 201 $5,000 Open Jp. 1.30 M II Sec. 2(B) 203 $5,000 Open Jp. 1.35 M II Sec. 2(B) Course Change

2 Del Mar Open Hunter O/F 34,35 Green Conformation O/F 23,24 Green Hunter 3’6” O/F 28,29 Green Hunter 3’9” O/F 40,41 High Performance Conformation O/F 117,118 High Performance Hunter O/F 45,46 Performance Hunter 3’6 O/F 47 Performance Hunter 3’6” U/S 3 Del Mar Open Hunter U/S

THURSDAY APRIL 30, 2020 8:00 A.M. 5 Amateur Hunter Warm Up O/F 68,69(H) Amateur Owner Hunter 3’6” 18-35 O/F 72 Amateur Owner Hunter 3’6” 18-35 U/S 73,74(H) Amateur Owner Hunter 3’6” 36 & Over O/F 77 Amateur Owner Hunter 3’6” 36 & Over U/S 110,111(H) Amateur Owner Hunter 3’3” 18-35 O/F 114 Amateur Owner Hunter 3’3” 18-35 U/S 105,106(H) Amateur Owner Hunter 3’3” 36 & Over O/F 109 Amateur Owner Hunter 3’3” 36 & Over U/S Course Change

427 1.20 Meter Jumpers II Sec 2 (C) 266 Low Jr/AO/AM Jp. 1.20M II Sec 2 (B) 280 Medium Jr/AO/AM Jp. 1.30M II Sec 2 (B) 220 High Jr/AO/AM Jp. 1.40M II Sec 2 (B) NAJYRC Jog & Riders meeting after 220 230 $25,000 Surfside Grand Prix II Sec 2(A) Qualifier for Saturday Night G.P.

FRIDAY MAY 1, 2020 8:00 A.M. 267 Low Jr/AO/AM Jp 1.20M II 2(C) 281 Medium Jr/AO/AM Jp 1.30M II 2(C) 205 $10,000 1.30 M II 2(B) 217 $5,000 High Jr/AO/AM Jp 1.40 M 2(A) NAJC Trial sponsored by Mary’s Tack & Feed

‘ 5:00-8:00 Exhibitors Derby Party at the Pavillion 5:00 P.M. Course Walk and Hand Walk 6:00 P.M. 815 $25,000 USHJA National Hunter Derby

SATURDAY MAY 2, 2020 8:00 A.M. 612B Washington Hunter Phase 63,64(H) Large Junior Hunter 3’6” 16-17 O/F 58,59(H) Large Junior Hunter 3’6” 15 & Under O/F 53,54(H) Small Junior Hunter 3’6” 16-17 O/F 48,49(H) Small Junior Hunter 3’6” 15 & Under O/F 163,164(H) Small Junior Hunter 3’3” O/F 153,154(H) Large Junior Hunter 3’3” O/F

816 Del Mar Equitation Championships6:45 P.M. Mossy Automotive Group Ride & Drive7:30 P.M. 235 $75,000 GRAND PRIX of DEL MAR 5:00 - 9:00 Exhibitors Party with Music at the Pavillion

SUNDAY MAY 3, 2020 8:00 A.M. 269 $5,000 NAL Low Jr/AO/AM Jp 1.20M Classic II 2(A/B) 283 $5,000 Medium Jr/AO/AM Jp 1.30M Classic II 2(A/B) 218 $7,500 High Jr/AO/AM Jumper 1.45 M Classic 2(A) NAYRC Trial 210 $2,500 NAL Child Jp Classic II 2 (A/B)

214 $2,500 NAL Adult Jp Classic II 2 (A/B)

MONDAY APRIL 27, 2020 12 P.M. Hacking Only

TUESDAY APRIL 28, 20209:00 A.M. 400 .80 M II Sec 2 (B) 405 .90 M II Sec 2 (B) 410 1.00 M II Sec 2 B 415 1.10 M II Sec 2 (B) 420 1.15 M II Sec 2 (B)

WEDNESDAY APRIL 29, 2020 9:00 A.M. 401 .80 M II Sec 2 (C) 406 .90 M II Sec 2 (C) 411 1.00 M II Sec 2 (C) 416 1.10 M II Sec 2 (C) 421 1.15 M II Sec 2 (C) 426 1.20 Meter Jumpers II 2 (C)

THURSDAY APRIL 30, 20209:00 A.M. 402 .80 M II.I 407 .90 M II.I 412 1.00 M II.I 416 1.10 M II.I 422 1.15 M II.I 428 Modified Children’s II Sec 2 (B) 431 Modified Adult II Sec 2 (B) 435 Low Ch/Adult II Sec 2 (B)

FRIDAY MAY 1, 2020 8:00 A.M. 429 Modified Children’s II Sec 2 (C) 432 Modified Adult II Sec 2 (C) 436 Low Ch/Adult II Sec 2 (C) 207 Children’s Jp II Sec 2 (C) 211 Adult Jp II Sec 2 (C) 208 Children’s Jp II Sec 2 (B) 212 Adult Jp Sec 2 (B) 629 USHJA 3’3” Jumper Medal 607 CPHA WCE Medal 3’6 612A Washington Classic Jumper Phase 605 USEF Show Jumping Talent Search*

SATURDAY MAY 2, 2020 8:00 A.M. 430 Modified Children’s II Sec 2 (C) 433 Modified Adult II Sec 2 (C) 434 $1,500 Modified Ch/Ad Classic II 2(B) 437 Low Ch/Adult II Sec 2 (C) 439 $1,500 Low Ch/Adult Classic II 2(B) 209 Children’s Jumper II Sec II.1 213 Adult Jumper II Sec II.1 268 Low Jr/AO/AM Jumper 1.20M II Sec II.1 282 Medium Jr/AO/AM Jp 1.30M II Sec II.1 622 Eq. 15-17 U/S 620,621 Eq. 15-17 O/F 603 CPHA Junior Hunter Seat Medal 3’6” 604 CPHA Amateur Hunter Seat Medal 3’6” 632 CPHA Style of Riding Medal 3’3” 630 CPHA Foundation Medal 3’3”

SUNDAY MAY 3, 2020 8:00 A.M. 601 M/S USEF Pony Medal (L,M,S) 102,103* Large Pony Hunter O/F 97,98* Medium Pony Hunter O/F 92,93* Small Pony Hunter O/F 801 $1,000 Pony Hunter Classic 162 Children’s Hunter Pony U/S 160,161* Children’s Hunter Pony O/F 808 Children’s Hunter Pony Classic 472 Short Stirrup Eq U/S 479 Short Stirrup Hunter U/S 471 Short Stirrup Eq O/F 477,478* Short Stirrup Hunter O/F 809 Short Stirrup Hunter Classic 482 Long Stirrup Eq. U/S 489 Long Stirrup Hunter U/S 481 Long Stirrup Eq. O/F 487,488* Long Stirrup Hunter O/F 810 Long Stirrup Hunter Classic

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MONDAY APRIL 27, 2020 12 P.M. Ticketed Schooling until 5 P.M.

TUESDAY APRIL 28, 2020 8:30 A.M. 10,11 Low Hunter O/F 16,17* Green 3’0” O/F 126, 127* Green 3’3” O/F 120, 121(H) Performance Hunter 3’3” O/F 812 $1,000 Green Hunter Incentive 450,451 USHJA 2’6” Schooling Hunters O/F 455,456 USHJA 2’9” Schooling Hunters O/F

WEDNESDAY APRIL 29, 2020 7:30 A.M. 14 Low U/S 20 Green 3’0” U/S 12,13 Low O/F 18,19* Green 3’0” O/F 130 Green 3’3” U/S 124 Performance Hunter 3’3” U/S 128,129* Green 3’3” O/F 122,123 Performance Hunter 3’3” O/F 811 $1,000 Green Hunter Challenge 454 USHJA 2’6” Schooling Hunters U/S 452,453 USHJA 2’6” Schooling Hunters O/F 459 USHJA 2’9” Schooling Hunters U/S 457,458 USHJA 2’9” Schooling Hunters O/F

THURSDAY APRIL 30, 2020 8:30 A.M. 460,461 Low Adult Hunters 2’9” O/F 623 Adult Eq 3’0” O/F 78,79 Adult Amateur Hunter 18-35 O/F 83,84 Adult Amateur Hunter 36-49 O/F 143,144 Adult Amateur Hunter 50 & Over 609 USEF Adult Medal 3’3” 610 PCHA Adult Medal 35 & Over 3’3” 606 PCHA Adult Horsemanship 18-34 3’3” 465,466 Modified Children/Adult Hunter 2’6” O/f

FRIDAY MAY 1, 2020 8:00 A.M. 6 Amateur Hunter Warm Up O/F 70,71* Amateur Owner Hunter 3’6” 18-35 O/F 75,76* Amateur Owner Hunter 3’6” 36-50 O/F 804 $1,000 Amateur Owner 3’6” Classic 112,113* Amateur Owner Hunter 3’3” 18-35 O/F 107,108* Amateur Owner Hunter 3’3” 36 & Over O/F 803 $1,000 Amateur Owner 3’3” Classic 611 Foxfield Medal 18 & Over 3’3” 613 Ariat Adult Medal 462,463* Low Adult Hunters 2’9” O/F 813 $500 Low Adult Hunter Hunter Classic 464 Low Adult Hunters 2’9” U/S 625 Adult Eq. U/S 624 Adult Eq 3’0” O/F 147 Adult Amateur Hunter 50 & Over U/S 145,146* Adult Amateur Hunter 50 & Over O/F 87 Adult Amateur Hunter 36-49 U/S 85,86* Adult Amateur Hunter 36-49 O/F 82 Adult Amateur Hunter 18-35 U/S 80,81* Adult Amateur Hunter 18-35 O/F 811 $1,000 NAL Adult Classic 469 Modified Children/Adult Hunter U/S 467,468* Modified Children/Adult Hunter 2’6” O/F 807 $500 Modified Child/Ad Hunter Classic 624 PCHA Horsemanship 2’9”

SATURDAY MAY 2, 2020 7:30 A.M. 618 Eq. 12-14 U/S 616,617 Eq. 12-14 O/F 614 Taylor Harris National Children’s Medal 133,134 Children’s Hunter 13 & Under O/F 138,139 Children’s Hunter 14-17 O/F 137 Children’s Hunter 13 & under U/S 142 Children’s Hunter 14-17 U/S 615 Onondarka Medal 635 CPHA Child/Adult Medal 148,149 Low Children’s Hunter 2’9” O/F 152 Low Children’s Hunter 2’9” U/S 636 CPHA Horsemanship

626,627 Pony Equitation O/F 628 Pony Equitation U/S 634 WIHS Pony Equitation (90),91(H) Small PonyHunter O/F 94 Small Pony Hunter U/S (95),96(H) Medium Pony Hunter O/F 99 Medium Pony Hunter U/S (100),101(H) Large Pony Hunter O/F 104 Large PonyHunter U/S 158,159 Children’s Hunter Pony O/F 470 Short Stirrup Eq O/F 475,476 Short Stirrup Hunter O/F 480 Long Stirrup Eq. O/F 485,486 Long Stirrup Hunter O/F

SUNDAY MAY 3, 2020 8:00 A.M. 608 USEF/Dover Saddlery Hunt Seat Medal 602 ASPCA Maclay 3’6 52 Small Junior Hunter 3’6” 15 & Under U/S 50,51* Small Junior Hunter 3’6” 15 & Under O/F 57 Small Junior Hunter 3’6” 16-17 U/S 55,56* Small Junior Hunter 3’6” 16-17 O/F 62 Large Junior Hunter 3’6” 15 & Under U/S 60,61* Large Junior Hunter 3’6” 15 & Under O/F 67 Large Junior Hunter 3’6” 16-17 U/S 65,66* Large Junior Hunter 3’6” 16-17 O/F 806 $1,000 Junior Hunter 3’6” Classic 157 Large Junior Hunter 3’3” U/S 155,156* Large Junior Hunter 3’3” O/F 167 Small Junior Hunter 3’3” U/S 165,166* Small Junior Hunter 3’3” O/F 805 $1,000 Junior Hunter 3’3” Classic 631 NCEA Hunter Seat 3’3” Jr. Medal 633 USHJA Hunt Seat Medal 3’3” 600 PCHA Horsemanship 14 & Under 3’3”135,136* Children’s Hunter 13 & Under O/F140,141* Children’s Hunter 14-17 O/F 800 $1,000 NAL Children’s Classic150,151* Low Children’s Hunter 2’9” O/F 814 $500 Low Children’s Hunter Hunter Classic

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RULES, REGULATIONS & GENERAL INFORMATION

1. THE 2020 DEL MAR NATIONAL HORSE SHOW is covered by the rules and specifications of the current USEF and PCHA rule books and will be conducted and judged in accordance therewith. 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.

2. FEDERATION ENTRY AGREEMENT: By entering a Federation licensed competition and signing this entry blank as the owner, lessee, trainer, manager, agent, coach, driver, rider, handler, vaulter or longeur and on behalf of myself and my principals, representatives, employees and agents, I agree that I am subject to the bylaws and rules of the United States Equestrian Federation, Inc. (the “Federation”) and the local rules of the competition. I agree to be bound by the bylaws and rules of the Federation and of the competition. I will accept as final the decision of the hearing committee on any question arising under the rules, and agree to release and hold harmless the competition, the Federation, their officials, directors and employees for any action taken under the rules. I represent that I am eligible to enter and/or participate under the rules, and every horse I am entering is eligible as entered. I also agree that as a condition of and in consideration of acceptance of entry, the Federation and/ or the competition may use or assign photographs, videos, audios, cablecasts, or other likenesses of me and my horse taken during the course of the competition for the promotion, coverage or benefit of the competition, sport, or the Federation. Those likenesses shall not be used to advertise a product and they may not be used in such a way as to jeopardize amateur status. I hereby expressly and irrevocably waive and release any rights in connection with such use, including any claim to compensation, invasion of privacy, right of publicity, or to misappropriation. The construction and application of Federation rules are governed by the laws of the state of New York, and any action instituted against the Federation must be filed in New York State. (See GR908.4.)

3. ASSUMPTION OF RISK: By signing the entry blank, the owner, lessee, trainer, manager, agent, coach, driver, rider, handler, vaulter or loungeur acknowledges that horseback riding, particularly jumping, is a dangerous activity and involves inherent risks which may cause serious injury and in some cases death due to the unpredictable nature and behavior of horses, regardless of their training and past performance and expressly assumes all such inherent risks whether identified herein, in the entry blank, or in the federation rules and regulations. A horse, without warning or any apparent cause, can buck, stumble, fall, rear, bite, kick, run, make unpredictable movements, spook, jump obstacles, step on a person’s foot or push a person—all of which may cause the rider or observer to fall or be jolted, resulting in serious injury or death. A horse may also get

loose and cause injury to an observer, rider, or another horse. A loose horse can run at full gallop in a panic and run into objects, persons, or other horses. The show ground facilities are bordered by highways/roads and thus noise from traffic and other sources occurs that can and will cause a horse to unexpectedly spook or react quickly. The show ground facilities contain roads and driveways which are traversed by cars, golf carts, tractors, trailers, and heavy equipment, all of which may spook a horse. The above warnings and potential hazards are meant as an examples of some of the inherent risks which may be encountered. It is understood this is not exhaustive and numerous additional conditions and/or events may result in injuries while participating in the competition and/or being present on the show ground facility.

4. CONDITIONS OF ENTRY: Every horse entered for competition will be under the control of the Horse Show Management, but Horse Show Management will, in no case, be responsible for any loss or damage that may occur, and it shall be a condition of entry that each exhibitor shall hold the Horse Show, its Directors and employees, the 22nd District Agricultural Association, and the Del Mar Fairgrounds harmless for any loss or accident to his or her horses or equipment which may occur from sickness, fire or otherwise. Misrepresentation on the Entry Form shall result in forfeiture of trophy, ribbon, prize money, and possible exclusion from subsequent shows.

5. MANAGEMENT: Horse Show Management reserves the right to itself to interpret all questions and conditions in regard to or arising out of an incident to the show without claims for damages or recourse of any kind. All questions not covered in these Rules and Regulations shall be decided by Horse Show Management— their decision to be final. Horse Show Management reserves the right to refuse, accept conditionally or to cancel any entries, disqualify riders or exhibitors, prohibit exhibition of entries and cancel award prizes, without claim for damages; to change any course, to cancel or combine any unfilled classes, or to reschedule classes, after due notice to exhibitors; to change rings or rotate or change judges and officials; to change specifications in jumper classes in order to facilitate the time schedule. There must be ten or more entries in a class. If not, Management reserves the right to combine or cancel. Management reserves the right to limit entries in a class. Refused entries will be returned. Management reserves the right to combine split sections in Green, Amateur-Owner, Pony or Junior Hunter if fewer than 10 entries are received by closing date.

6. THE FOLLOWING ARE REQUIRED FOR EACH ENTRY: A) One owner and one horse per Entry Form. Form may be reproduced; B) Social Security number and signature of owner or authorized agent; C) Name, mailing address, telephone and signature of trainer; D) Name, mailing address, telephone and signature of all riders; E) Name and age of minor exhibitors and signature of parent or guardian. A trainer’s signature may not substitute; F) Correct description of horse including name, recording number or ID number; G) Applicable membership numbers; H) Please use class numbers from Class List — not Tentative Schedule; I) Incomplete entries will be assessed a $50.00 fee.

6.1. PAYMENT: Include Nomination and Stall Fees as a deposit for each entry. Please make checks payable to 22nd DAA. A signed open check or valid credit card number is required at time of checkin before numbers will be issued.

7. MINOR EXHIBITORS: Parents or guardians of minor exhibitors shall hold the 22nd District Agricultural Association and the Del Mar


Fairgrounds harmless for injury to such minor(s). The signature of instructors, agents, or other unrelated persons will not be accepted.

8. REFUNDS: A) Before the closing date of entries, all fees shall be refunded less a $35 office charge; B) AFTER CLOSING DATE OF ENTRIES, NOMINATION FEES AND STALL FEES ARE NOT REFUNDABLE UNDER ANY CONDITION; C) All scratches must be submitted in writing to be considered for a refund; scratches via phone call will NOT be considered; D) In divisions that are entered by complete section, no refund will be considered if the horse shows in any class of the division. The only other refunds given will be cancellation of a class by Management, overpayment of fees or the rejection of entries because of ineligibility or lack of stall space; E) All refund requests must be in writing and received within 30 days of the end of the show.

9. PRIZE MONEY will be paid by check to OWNERS within 30 days of the show’s conclusion. Any prize money paid to someone other than the owner listed on the entry form must be written on the form when submitted. Change of payee will not be permitted at the show. Out of-state residents may have CA state tax deducted. Tax forms and schedules may be requested prior to the show and will be available in the Horse Show Office. NO PRIZE MONEY WILL BE MAILED UNLESS THE OWNER’S SOCIAL SECURITY OR TIN IS LISTED ON THE ENTRY BLANK AND A MATCHING TAX FORM IS SUBMITTED TO THE HORSE SHOW OFFICE BY THE CONCLUSION OF THE SHOW. Unless otherwise stated, prize money will be distributed as follows — Regular classes 1st through 8th place, 30%, 22%, 15%, 10%, 7%, 6%, 5%, 5% unless otherwise stated. Management reserves the right to adjust the prize money of any class if there are fewer than 10 horses entered as of 5 p.m. the day before the class. Classes held with fewer than three (3) entries will not be awarded prize money. The total prize earned will be paid in full to each person or entity that win. All Federal and State taxes will be deducted per Federal and State of California law. While this may change the net amount you receive, it will not change the amount of the prize you actually won. Federal and State taxes vary from person to person based on their residency status. A 1099 at the end of the year will reflect your total prize amount plus any taxes paid on your behalf to either the IRS of California Franchise Tax Board.

IMPORTANT TAX INFORMATION: Federal tax law requires a W-9 from US winners and a W-8BEN from foreign winners claiming prize money totaling $600 or more. W-9 information must match the payee. California tax law requires all non-California winners whose earnings are $1,500 or greater throughout the show must have 7% state tax deducted from their prize winnings. For more information, visit www.ftb.ca.gov.

10. RAIN: In the event of rain prior to the show, it is the rider’s responsibility to call Show Management to determine whether the show is cancelled.

11. RESPONSIBILITY OF PAYMENT OF SERVICES AND SUPPLIES: All owners and exhibitors will be held responsible for any damage incurred by them, their agents, or employees to stalls, buildings and other properties on the show grounds and shall be billed accordingly. All bills for veterinary, farrier services and feed/bedding are due and payable during the Show. Management reserves the right to deduct any unpaid veterinary, farrier and feed/bedding bills from premium money due the exhibitor. Any exhibitor not meeting his obligations to the official Show Veterinarian, farrier and feed/bedding vendor will be termed an undesirable exhibitor and entries from that exhibitor may not be accepted at subsequent shows.

12. RETURNED CHECKS OR CHARGEBACK ON CREDIT CARDS: Checks returned by the bank for any reason, or chargeback on credit cards, are regarded as a serious offense and will be handled according to the following procedure: A $50 penalty will be assessed for every returned check/chargeback or 10% of the face value of the check/chargeback, whichever is greater. Accounts will be given 10 days to be paid in full with cash or cash equivalent or they will be reported to the USEF, PCHA or other appropriate association(s) for further disciplinary action. Checks will not be deposited a second time. Prize money checks will not be released to anyone with an outstanding balance owed from returned checks or declined credit cards.

13. UNPAID CHARGES: Any exhibitor leaving the show with an unpaid balance of entry fees will be billed for these charges and a $50 billing fee may be added to the total due. Until these charges are settled, any prize money due to the exhibitor will be withheld and all further entries of rider and owner will be returned.

14. STABLING (NO EARLY ARRIVALS): All stalls are permanent with Dutch doors. No first bedding included. No straw bedding will be permitted — only shavings. It is strictly forbidden to remove stall doors, hammer nails, or attach anything directly onto concrete blocks. Exhibitors will be fined $100 per violation. Exhibitors will be billed for any damage to property. A $500 fee will be charged if excessive clean-up is required after the departure from the show. Trainers are encouraged to supervise their staff to avoid this fee. Water buckets and hoses with nozzles must be provided by exhibitors. Stalls are $275 if pre-paid with the Nomination Fee by the closing date of entries and $325 if payment is not included by the closing date. Haul-ins are welcome and must be organized with the show office. A fee of $75 per day per horse will be charged for hauling in.

15. ARRIVAL & DEPARTURE: All exhibitors should enter the STABLE GATE on Jimmy Durante Boulevard and proceed to the Stable Manager’s Office for barn assignments. Back numbers and additional exhibitor information will be issued at the Horse Show Office. Horses may not arrive before 8 a.m., Monday, April 27, and must vacate by 8 a.m., Monday, May 4. Horses may not arrive early without express permission of management.

16. FEED & BEDDING: The Feed Store will be open 8 a.m.–3 p.m. Monday through Saturday and closed on Sundays. No orders will be processed without a seperate open check or credit card. Feed orders must be made by 1 p.m. each day for same day delivery. For orders call the Fairgrounds Feed Office at (858) 509-5245 or fax (858) 794-1047.

17. RV RESERVATIONS: RV spaces can be reserved for $38.00 per space/per day. Call the Feed Store at (858) 509-5245.

18. SAFETY REGULATIONS: Unauthorized use of the light fixtures will result in removal of your appliance. Smoking or open flame devices are not permitted within the stables. Keep flammable decorations to a minimum. Electrical outlets have been provided.

19. CLOSED RINGS: Horses are not permitted in any ring where a course is set, or when there is tractor equipment. Horses and riders must yield immediately for watering and dragging. Violations may be considered cause for elimination from the show.

20. HUNTER CLASSES: Hunter classes are held in arenas with sand footing (dimensions 120’ x 240’ and 120’ x 220’).


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21. JUMPER CLASSES: Jumper classes are held in the Del Mar Arena (dimensions 153’ x 317’) and the Durante Arena (dimensions 120’ x 240’). The Del Mar Arena has synthetic footing.

22. JUMPER START TIME: In all jumper classes, competitors will be given 45 seconds to cross the start line.

23. GRAND PRIX: The Grand Prix classes are eligible for the ROLEX/USEF Show Jumping Ranking list and will be held under National standards.

24. SCHOOLING SUPERVISION: Gate stewards are schooling supervisors and have absolute authority to scratch riders who do not follow USEF or appropriate association schooling rules.

25. ANY RIDER OR TRAINER: Failing to leave the ring after the course walk has been closed will result in elimination from the class.

26. NUMBERS: Management will provide a number card for each competitor which shall be worn clearly visible to the judge at all times when in competition. Riders wearing the wrong number or no number at all MAY be eliminated from the class by the judges.

27. CONFLICTS: It is the intention of Management to avoid delays in competition. Competitors with conflicts must arrange their order with the Gate Stewards so that they will not hold up a class. Trainer Conflicts will not be recognized. In any case, a ring will not be held for longer than two (2) minutes for any horse or rider before eliminating the competitor, regardless of conflicts.

28. DOGS: All dogs must be on a leash at all times while on the show grounds. Loose dogs create a serious safety hazard to exhibitors and their horses. Dogs should be kept in the stable area. Loose dogs will be picked up, detained and the owner will be fined $100. Management reserves the right to call Animal Control to have an animal removed from the premises. No dogs are allowed in the seating area. The Del Mar National Horse Show appreciates your efforts in complying with this very important safety policy.

29. VACCINATION INFORMATION: The management of the 22nd DAA and the Organizing Committee of the Del Mar National Horse Show, in consultation with respected veterinarians and local animal health authorities, strongly recommend and urge that all horses attending the Del Mar National Horse Show follow a two-part vaccination protocol consisting of a primary vaccination, followed by a booster 3–6 weeks later. 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. Should you have any questions, contact the Equestrian Office at (858) 792-4288. GR845 Equine Vaccination Rule 1. At Federation licensed competitions, horses entering the grounds must be accompanied by documentation of Equine Influenza Virus and Equine Herpes Virus (Rhino- pneumonitis) vaccinations within six months prior to entering the stables. Horses not in compliance with this rule may be required to leave the competition grounds upon request by Competition Management. Documentation should consist of one of the following methods mentioned below. The frequency of vaccine administration should be per the vaccine manufacturers’ or veterinarian’s recommendations. It is recommended that vaccines are administered by or under the direction of a veterinarian. 2. In the case

of vaccines administered by a veterinarian, the exhibitor, upon request by Competition Management, must provide documentation from the veterinarian on documenting that the horse in question received the vaccinations; name of the vaccines and date of vaccine administration. 3. In the case of vaccines administered by a person other than a veterinarian, the exhibitor, upon request by Competition Management, must provide a receipt of the vaccine purchase which is signed by the owner, or agent with care, custody, and control of the horse; name, serial number and expiration date of the vaccine; and date of vaccine administration. 4. In the case of a horse that is unable to receive either of the vaccinations due to a history of adverse reactions, the exhibitor, upon request by Competition Management, must provide a letter from the veterinarian 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. BOD 1/17/15 Effective 12/1/15.

30. MAIL/TELEPHONE: All mail for exhibitors should be sent as follows: c/o Del Mar National Horse Show Office, Del Mar Fairgrounds, 2260 Jimmy Durante Boulevard, Del Mar, CA, 92014. Phone numbers: Show Office (858) 792-4288; Del Mar Fairgrounds (858) 755-1161.

31. JUDGES: It is the purpose of Management to run the Horse Show at the highest possible level of sportsmanship. Management used the utmost care to select judges with broad experience and knowledge. The judges’ decisions in the show ring are their own responsibility and Management accepts no responsibility for those decisions.

32. PROTEST: Any exhibitor lodging a protest must first deposit $200 for a USEF member and $300 for a non-member paid to the Show Secretary, which sum shall be forfeited to the horse show if same is not sustained. Any rider, driver, handler, vaulter, lunguer, exhibitor, owner, agent, trainer, or the parent of a junior exhibitor, or any Life Senior, or Junior member present at the competition may file a protest with the Show Committee of a licensed Competition or the Federation Hearing alleging violation of any Federation rules(s). The protest must contain all information as specified in FR602.1 and must be: A) In writing; B) Signed by the protester; C) Addressed to the Show Committee of the competition at which the alleged violation occurred, or to the Hearing Committee; D) Accompanied by a deposit of $200 if made by a Federation member or the parent of a junior exhibitor member or $300 if made by a non-member (if check payable to the competition or to the Federation): said deposit will be refunded in the event the protest is upheld, and; E) Received by the steward, technical delegate, a member of the Show Committee, the Competition Manager or the Competition Secretary within 48 hours of the occurrence of the alleged violation. If made directly to the Hearing Committee, the protest must be received at the Federation office by the tenth business day following the last recognized day of the competition, or by the tenth business day following the date on which the alleged violation occurred if it occurred other than at a Licensed Competition. If the protest is sustained, the entries standing next in award shall be moved up accordingly.

33. HELMET RULE: It is compulsory for all persons at Federation licensed hunter, jumper or hunter/jumper competitions when mounted



anywhere on the competition grounds, to wear properly fastened protective headgear which meets or exceeds ASTM (American Society for Testing and Materials)/SEI (Safety Equipment Institute) standards for equestrian use and carries the SEI tag. It must be properly fitted with harness secured. Exception: In Hunter or Jumper classes, adults may be allowed to remove their headgear while accepting prizes and during the playing of the National Anthem only; they must refasten their headgear prior to the lap of honor. It is compulsory for riders in Paso Fino classes, both open and breed restricted including Hunter Hack, where jumping is required and when jumping anywhere on the competition grounds to wear properly fastened protective headgear which meets or exceeds ASTM (American Society for Testing and Materials)/SEI (Safety Equipment Institute) standards for equestrian use and carries the SEI tag. It must be properly fitted with harness secured. A Show Committee, Competition Management, and Licensed Officials must bar riders without protective headgear from entering the ring for classes in which protective headgear is required and may bar any entry or person from entering the ring if not suitably presented to appear before an audience.

34. STATE OF CALIFORNIA DRUG TESTING RULES WILL APPLY: For a copy, contact the Show Office.

35. MINORS & MOTORIZED VEHICLES: All motorized vehicles will be used in the Stable Area ONLY. All golf cart drivers must be at least 16 years of age and have a valid driver’s license. 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 offenses. 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. Wheelchairs and other mobility assistance devices for individuals with disabilities are exempt from this rule. Bicycles and golf carts will be used in the stable area only. Vehicle Code Section 27803 Safety Helmets: Required 27803. (a) A driver and any passenger shall wear a safety helmet meeting requirements established pursuant to Section 27802 when riding on a motorcycle, motor-driven cycle, or motorized bicycle. (b) It is unlawful to operate a motorcycle, motordriven cycle, or motorized bicycle if the driver or any passenger is not wearing a safety helmet as required by subdivision (a). (c) It is unlawful to ride as a passenger on a motorcycle, motor-driven cycles, or motorized bicycle if the driver or any passenger is not wearing a safety helmet as required by subdivision (a). (d) This section applies to persons who are riding on motorcycles, motor-driven cycles, or motorized bicycles operated on the highways. (e) For the purposes of this section, “wear a safety helmet” or “wearing a safety helmet” means having a safety helmet meeting the requirements of Section 27802 on the person’s head that is fastened with the helmet straps and that is of a size that fits the wearing person’s head securely without excessive lateral or vertical movement. (f) This section does not apply to a person operating, or riding as a passenger in, a fully enclosed

three-wheeled motor vehicle that is not less than seven feet in length and not less than four feet in width, and has an unladen weight of 900 pounds or more, if the vehicle meets or exceeds all of the requirements of this code, the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards, and the rules and regulations adopted by the United States Department of Transportation and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

36. PARKING: Allowed in designated areas only. Violators parked in NO PARKING ZONES and FIRE LANES will be issued citations and/or towed from the premises at the owner’s expense. There are disabled parking areas in the stable area and public parking lot. Parking permits required in stable area.

37. WASHING HORSES: In an effort to keep the stable area clean, all horses must be washed in designated areas. To help conserve our water supply, nozzles are required on all hoses. Hoses without nozzles will be confiscated. Violators will be fined $50 for each violation.

38. STALL CLEANING: Please deposit manure only in designated areas. Manure is not to be placed in barn aisles.

39. LIGHTS: Shed row lights must be turned off during the day.

40. CREDENTIALS: A maximum of four (4) per exhibitor will be issued. Bearer is entitled show seating in designated exhibitor sections. See Ticket Order Form for reserved seating information. Saturday night’s performance is normally sold out, therefore, reserved seating is recommended.

41. TURNOUTS & LUNGEING: Horses may not be turned out in arenas at any time. Lungeing is allowed in designated areas only. It is the responsibility of the trainers to inform their grooming staff of assigned lungeing areas. Any horse found to be lunged in prohibited areas will be charged $100 per infraction. In order to maintain the footing to the standard we have come to expect, your cooperation is paramount.

42. MEDICAL WASTE: All needles and syringes must be deposited in the designated disposal containers or given to the show’s Veterinarian and not left in stalls or thrown in trash receptacles. Violators will be fined $75 per needle/syringe. For first offense, trainer/owner will be notified as well as the appropriate associations. The second offense will disqualify the individual and horse, and they will be banished from the show with no refund.

43. POLING: Poling is prohibited in the State of California. No bamboo or offsets allowed on the Show grounds. Non-compliance will result in elimination from the show.

44. ADDS/SCRATCHES: All adds must be made by 5 p.m. the day prior to each class. No entries will be accepted for a class scheduled on the same day. In the unusual case the time schedule allows a Management approved add the day of a class, the entry fee will be doubled. Horses and riders who go in a class without entering will pay a fee of $50 in addition to the cost of the class. All scratches must be received in the show office before the start of the class in writing to be considered for a refund; scratches via phone call or at the gate will NOT be considered. In divisions that are entered by complete section, no refund will be considered if the horse shows in any class of the division. The only other refunds given will be for cancellation of a class by Management, overpayment of fees, or the rejection of entries because of ineligibility or lack of stall space.

45. ORDER OF GO: All classes in the Del Mar Arena will be pre-loaded.



Failure to do so will result in elimination. Any anticipated scheduling conflicts should be brought to the attention of the starters who will advise on how to resolve it. Under no circumstances will the Horse Show be interrupted due to a competitor failing to present himself at the gate in a timely manner. Multiple rides must be shown in the correct order. Failure to do so will result in elimination. In hunter classes with double rounds, a posted order will be observed with a rotation of three rounds.

46. AWARDS PRESENTATIONS & PRIZE MONEY: An awards presentation will be made in all classes. Riders should be present to accept these awards. Ribbons will not be available after the presentation. In all Special Classes (Stakes, all evening classes, Saturday afternoon and Sunday classes), riders must ride for awards. A suitable horse should be available. Riders failing to present themselves for award presentations will forfeit all prize money. No exceptions. An autograph session will take place immediately following the $75,000 Grand Prix of Del Mar. Riders failing to attend will forfeit all prize money.

47. TIES: In all jumper classes, ties involving first place will be jumped off. All other ties will be determined by time taken to complete the first round.

48. CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION AWARDS: Champion and Reserve Champion will be awarded in all divisions. The under saddle must go in order to complete the division and for the championship to be awarded.

49. THE “COULDN’T RESIST” PERPETUAL TROPHY: Grand Green Hunter Champion- 3’6” & 3’9” Heights, First or Second Year Green Horses Trophy Specifications: Division Heights to count: 3’6”and 3’9”, First or Second Year Green Horses To Qualify: Each height division must have a minimum of six(6) horses entered , shown and Judged in ALL classes of the division to be eligible for the trophy. If either Height, 3’6” or 3’9”, does not have at least 6 horses in ALL the division classes, that height divisions not eligible for the Trophy.

50. SANTA ANITA SASH & PERPETUAL TROPHY: Awarded to the rider with the greatest number of points on one horse per class in the Open Jumper Division. Points will be awarded for ribbons won, including ties, where each tied horse will receive the points appropriate at the major prize as follows:1ST – 10 points 2ND – 6 points 3RD – 4 points4TH – 2 points 5TH – 1 point 6TH – .5 point

51. OFFICE/GROUNDS/MEDIC FEES: All horse accounts must pay a mandatory office/grounds/medic fee of $100.

52. PROPER ATTIRE required in all classes.

53. MICROCHIP VERIFICATION All horses competing in classes that require USHJA horse registration must provide a microchip number that verifies their animal’s identity in order to compete for points, money won or be eligible for Federation and/or USHJA programs and awards where horses are required to be recorded or registered. A microchip used to verify identity must be a fifteen-digit ISO compliant 11784/11785 chip and be implanted in the nuchal ligament of the animal. All horses that are competing in classes which require USHJA registration which are not microchipped will be ineligible to compete in Federation licensed competitions, Exceptions: USHJA Outreach and those activities enumerated in GR901.9, items 1-9.

54. SAFE SPORT VERIFICATION As of January 1, 2019 all USEF members 18 years old and older, with a Competing Membership, must complete SafeSport Training in order to be eligible to participate in USEF activities, including competitions. Please see the USEF website at https://www.usef.org/compete/resources-forms/rulesregulations/safe-sport for more information. Those who do not complete the training will be ineligible to participate in USEF activities, including competitions.


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2020 Zone 10 Specifications

JUDGING FOR ALL HUNTER SECTIONS:To be judged on performance and soundness, suitability to count.

ELIGIBILITY FOR ADULT AMATEURS: HUNTER,JUMPER AND EQUITATION:To be ridden by exhibitors who have reached their 18th birthday as of December 1 of the current competition year and who hold a current USEF Amateur certification. Open to horses and ponies.

ELIGIBILITY FOR CHILDREN’S SECTIONS:HUNTER, JUMPER AND EQUITATION:To be ridden by exhibitors who have not reached their 18th birthday as of December 1 of the current competition year.

ADULT AMATEUR HUNTERSections offered and requirements: Adult Amateurs – may be split into three (3) sections.CROSS ENTRY Riders: Riders may not cross enter into any Amateur Owner hunter class (at the same competition), Green Hunter 3’6” (1st Year), Green Hunter 3’9” (2nd Year) or High Performance Hunter at the same competition. Adult Amateur Riders may not cross enter into any class at the Same competition with fences exceeding 3’3” except Jumper Classes exceeding 1.20m, Equitation and Medal Classes, and the USHJA National Hunter Derby. An Adult Amateur rider may ride an Amateur Owner Hunter in the A/O Under Saddle Class for an Amateur Owner rider that has more than one horse entered. No cross entry restrictions at one-day competitions.HORSES: Horses may not cross enter into any Amateur Owner hunter class (at the same show). No cross entry restrictions at one-day competitions.HORSE AND RIDER COMBINATION: No cross entry restrictions at one-day competitions.FENCE HEIGHT: 3’0” with spreads not to exceed the fence height. Courses will not be adjusted for ponies. Combinations are permitted.COMBINING/DIVIDING SECTIONS: May be split into two (2) sections: Adult Amateurs 18 – 35; Adult Amateurs 36 & Over. If any of the Adult Amateur, Children’s Hunter Horse and Children’s Hunter Pony may be combined if there are fewer than three (3) entries in any one section.AWARDS: Zone Horse of the Year Awards will be presented annually to the following sections: Adult Amateur Hunter 18-35; Adult Amateur 36 & Over.

ADULT AMATEUR JUMPERSections offered and requirements: Low Adult Amateur Jumper; High Adult Amateur Jumper.CROSS ENTRY: No cross entry restrictions at one-day competitions.RIDER: Adult Amateur Jumper riders may not cross enter into any jumper class with fences exceeding 1.25m (4’1”).HORSE/PONY: n/aHORSE AND RIDER COMBINATION: n/a.FENCE HEIGHT: Low Adult Amateur Jumper 1.00m (3’3”) to 1.05m (3’5”); High Adult Amateur Jumper 3’6” or 1.10m (3’7”) for the first class of the section. In all other classes of the section fences to be set no lower than 3’6” or 1.10m (3’7”) and no higher than 1.15m (3’9”).COMBINING/DIVIDING SECTIONS: Low Children’s and Low Adult Amateur Jumper sections must combine if there are less than three

(3) in either section and may combine if there are less than six (6) in either section. If after combining the Low sections there are less than 3 entries then competition management must further combine the Low sections with the High sections, allowing each section to compete at their respective height. High Children’s and High Adult Amateur Jumper sections must combine if there are less than three (3) in either section and may combine if there are less than six (6) in either section. If after combining the High sections there are less than three (3) entries then competition management must further combine the High sections with the Low sections, allowing each section to compete at their respective height.AWARDS: Zone Horse of the Year Awards will be presentedannually to the following sections: Low Adult Amateur Jumper;High Adult Amateur Jumper.

AGE GROUP EQUITATION: CHILDREN/JUNIOR OR ADULT SECTIONRefer to GR1131.FENCE HEIGHT: Fence heights cannot exceed 3’5” and wings are optional. To be shown over a course of not less than eight fences. COMBINING/DIVIDING SECTIONS: Competition management may offer Age Group Equitation classes divided at their discretion. Equitation that is offered by age will be awarded points that will be credited to the age groups defined in GR1131 or the relevant Zone Specifications.AWARDS: Zone Horse of the Year Awards will be presented annually to the following sections: Equitation 14 and under, 15-17, 18-35, and 36 and Over.

CHILDREN’S HUNTER HORSESections offered and requirements: Children’s Hunter Horse.CROSS ENTRY: RIDER: Riders may not cross enter into any 3’6” Junior Hunter Class, First Year Green Working Hunter, Second Year Green Working Hunter or High Performance Working Hunters at the same show. Exception - under saddle classes. Children’s riders may not cross enter into any class at the same competition with fences exceeding 3’3” (Exception: Jumper Classes exceeding 1.20m, Equitation and Medal Classes, and the USHJA National Hunter Derby). A Children’s Hunter rider may ride a Junior Hunter in the Junior Hunter Under Saddle class for a Junior Hunter rider that has more than one horse entered. No cross entry restrictions at one-day competitions.HORSES/PONIES: Horses may not cross enter into any 3’6” Junior Hunter Class at the same competition. No cross entry restrictions at one-day competitions.HORSE AND RIDER COMBINATION: No cross entry restrictions at one-day competitions.FENCE HEIGHT: Horses 3’0” with spreads not to exceed fence In accordance with GR1111.4: All members may compete for Zone Awards or money in any state contiguous to Zone 10: CA and NV www.delmarnational.com HUNTER/JUMPER • 73rd Annual Del Mar National Horse Show 2018 39 height. Combinations are permitted. Distances will not be adjusted for ponies.COMBINING/DIVIDING SECTIONS: If any of the Adult Amateur, Children’s Hunter Horse and Children’s Hunter Pony may be combined if there are fewer than three (3) entries in any one section.AWARDS: Zone Horse of the Year Awards will be presented annually to the following sections: Children’s Hunter Horse.

In accordance with GR1111.4: All members may compete for Zone Awards or money in any state contiguous to Zone 10: CA and NV

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CHILDREN’S HUNTER PONYSECTIONS OFFERED AND REQUIREMENTS: Small/Medium Children’s Pony; Large Children’s Pony. CROSS ENTRY: RIDER: Rider may not cross enter in any division where the fences exceed 3’3” (Exception: Children’s Jumper sections).HORSE/PONY: n/aHORSE AND RIDER COMBINATION: n/aFENCE HEIGHT: Small/Medium Ponies: 2’0”; spreads not to exceed height of fence; Large Ponies: 2’6”; spreads not to exceed height of fence. Combinations are not permitted.COMBINING/DIVIDING SECTIONS: If any of the Adult Amateur, Children’s Hunter Horse and Children’s Hunter Pony may be combined if there are fewer than three (3) entries in any one section.AWARDS: Zone Horse of the Year Awards will be presented annually to the following sections: Children’s Hunter Pony.

CHILDREN’S JUMPERSECTIONS OFFERED AND REQUIREMENTS: Low Children’s Jumper; High Children’s Jumper.CROSS ENTRY: No cross entry restrictions at one-day competitions.RIDER: Children’s Jumper riders may not cross enter into any jumper class with fences exceeding 1.25m (4’1”).

HORSE/PONY: n/aHORSE AND RIDER COMBINATION: n/aFENCE HEIGHT: Low Children’s Jumper 1.00m (3’3”) to 1.05m (3’5”); High Children’s Jumper 3’6” or 1.10m (3’7”) for the first class of the section. In all other classes of the section fences to be set no lower than 3’6” or 1.10m (3’7”) and no higher than 1.15m (3’9”).COMBINING/DIVIDING SECTIONS: Low Children’s and Low Adult Amateur Jumper sections must combine if there are less than three (3) in either section and may combine if there are less than six (6) in either section. If after combining the Low sections there are less than three (3) entries then competition management must further combine the Low sections with the High sections, allowing each section to compete at their respective height. High Children’s and High Adult Amateur Jumper sections must combine if there are less than three (3) in either section and may combine if there are less than six (6) in either section. If after combining the High sections there are less than three (3) entries then competition management must further combine the High sections with the Low sections, allowing each section to compete at their respective height.

2020 Zone 10 Specifications

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STEWARD SHOW MANAGER SHOW CONTACT

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TELEPHONE______________________ DATE OF BIRTH _______________ (REQUIRED) E-MAIL _____________________________________________________ AMATEUR PROFESSIONAL HUNTER/JUMPER WESTERN CHECK #_____________ CREDIT CARD: VISA__MC__AMEX__ #________________________________

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NAME ON CARD_______________________________________________

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NAME OF TRAINER_____________________________________________ (MUST BE A MEMBER)

HORSE REGISTRATION Horse must be registered to compete for yearend awards SHOW NAME OF HORSE________________________________ HUNTER/JUMPER WESTERN COLOR________SEX______HT._______YR.FOALED________BREED_________ OWNER OF HORSE_____________________________________ (MUST BE A MEMBER) YEARLY REGISTRATION $40.00 LIFETIME REGISTRATION $100.00 SHOW NAME CHANGE $10.00 FORMER NAME_______________________________________ TRANSFER OF OWNERSHIP $10.00 FORMER OWNER______________________________________ DATE________________________________________________ RIDER, HORSE, OWNER AND TRAINER MUST ALL BE MEMBERS

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PACIFIC COAST HORSE SHOWS ASSOCIATION PO BOX 5570 GLENDALE, CA 91221 (818) 842-8194 MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION NEW RENEWAL SENIOR: $75 JUNIOR: $55 LIFE: $1,000

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NAME _______________________________________________________

ADDRESS_____________________________________________________

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TELEPHONE______________________ DATE OF BIRTH _______________ (REQUIRED) E-MAIL _____________________________________________________ AMATEUR PROFESSIONAL HUNTER/JUMPER WESTERN CHECK #_____________ CREDIT CARD: VISA__MC__AMEX__ #________________________________

EXPIRATION DATE_________________SECURITY CODE_______________

NAME ON CARD_______________________________________________

BILLING ADDRESS______________________________________________

____________________________________________________________

NAME OF TRAINER_____________________________________________ (MUST BE A MEMBER)

HORSE REGISTRATION Horse must be registered to compete for yearend awards SHOW NAME OF HORSE________________________________ HUNTER/JUMPER WESTERN COLOR________SEX______HT._______YR.FOALED________BREED_________ OWNER OF HORSE_____________________________________ (MUST BE A MEMBER) YEARLY REGISTRATION $40.00 LIFETIME REGISTRATION $100.00 SHOW NAME CHANGE $10.00 FORMER NAME_______________________________________ TRANSFER OF OWNERSHIP $10.00 FORMER OWNER______________________________________ DATE________________________________________________ RIDER, HORSE, OWNER AND TRAINER MUST ALL BE MEMBERS

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