SHOW AND GROW
Classes for all ages and stages of riders.
SATURDAY
Class List for Hunters and Equitation
Show Programming Overview - Each Division has 4 classes - 2 over fences, a flat, and a medal. The value of competing in a full division is that it allows your horse to show a complete set of skills. You also get a more complete picture of your skillset versus others in the same division, which helps you better assess your riding level and readiness to move up. The medal class in a division is another over fences class, but it is judged to a greater degree on the rider's equitation versus the picture of the horse. Medal classes are highly technical. While the extra steady horses may win in a regular over fences class, a more sensitive horse may excel in the medal. The division champion is the complete picture of the most well-rounded, well-trained horse/rider pair in the division.
Trot-a-Course & Lead Line Division:
Walk / Trot Equitation on the Flat
Pyramid Poles Course 1
Pyramid Poles Course 2
Pyramid Poles Medal
12" Division:
Walk/Trot Equitation on the Flat
Crossrails & Verticals 12” Course 1
Crossrails & Verticals 12” Course 2
Crossrails & Verticals 12” Medal
18" Division:
Outside Lines (Crossrails & Verticals 18") Course 1
Outside Lines (Crossrails & Verticals 18") Course 2
Crossrails & Verticals 18" Medal
18" Division Walk, Trot, Canter on the Flat
Lunch / Schooling
2ft Division:
2ft Course 1
2ft Course 2
2ft Medal
2ft Division Walk, Trot, Canter
2'3 Division:
2'3 Course 1
2'3 Course 2
2'3 Medal
2'3 Division Walk, Trot, Canter
2'6 Division:
2'6 Course 1
2'6 Course 2
2'6 Medal
2'6 Division Walk, Trot, Canter
*We will group afternoon flat classes at end of day so that we can reduce arena jumps to allow more freedom of movement in canter.
SUNDAY
Class List for Jumpers and Mounted Games
Show Programming Overview - Each Division has 4-5 classes. The classes are designed to best showcase the complete picture of the level of the horse/rider pair. The division is also designed to help give an indication of the riders readiness to progress to the next division level via Puissance and Gambler's Choice classes, which include fence heights just outside of the current division height. Medal Classes are included to help reward finesse in riding. A few Mounted Games classes are thrown in in order to again show off a wider range of talents in horse and rider, and to promote fun, as well as encourage riders to train their horses to a higher level of safety. The division champion is the complete picture of the most well-rounded, well-trained horse/rider pair in the division.
Lead Rein / Pyramid Poles
Gymnastic Line Equitation 9" Crossrail
Gambler's Choice (Range Poles to 12")
Puissance (WT only, Lead Rein ok)
Ride a Buck (WT only, Lead Rein ok)
Hula Hoop Race
Awards
Grasshoppers
Gymnastic Line Equitation 12" Vertical
Gambler's Choice (Range 9" to 18")
Puissance (WT only)
Ride a Buck (WT)
Hula Hoop Race
Awards
.5m Division
Gymnastic Line Equitation 18" Vertical
Gambler's Choice (12"-2')
.5m Jumpers
Puissance (WT or WTC)
Ride a Buck (WT, Canter Optional)
Awards
Lunch / Schooling
.6m Division
2ft Medal
.6m Jumpers
Gambler's Choice (Range 18" to 2'6/.75m)
Puissance (WTC)
Awards
.75 Division
2’6 Medal
.75m Jumpers
Gambler's Choice (Range 2ft to 2'9/.85m)
Puissance (WTC)
Awards
Mounted Games
Single Barrel Race
Sock Race
Grooming Kit Race
Hula Hoop
Awards