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SHOW
BILL 2004 |
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HALTER |
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LEAD LINE
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1)
Mare Halter |
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14) Lead Line –
English or Western (F)
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2)
Gelding Halter |
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3)
Jr. Horse Halter (E) |
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WESTERN WALK TROT |
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15) 13 & Under
Western Walk Trot (C)
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SHOWMANSHIP |
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16) Novice
Western Walk Trot (B)
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4) Novice
Showmanship (B)
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17) Youth
Western Walk Trot (A)
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18) Jr. Horse
Open Western Walk Trot (D)
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6)
Open Showmanship |
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19)
Sr. Horse Open Western Walk Trot |
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Minute Break--------
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WESTERN PLEASURE |
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20) Jr. Horse
Western Pleasure (D)
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ENGLISH WALK TROT |
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21) Novice
Western Pleasure (B)
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7) Novice
English Walk Trot (B)
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22) Youth
Western Pleasure (A)
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8) Youth
English Walk Trot (A)
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23) Open
Western Pleasure
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9) Open English
Walk Trot
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WESTERN DISCIPLINED RAIL |
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ENGLISH PLEASURE |
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24) Youth
Disciplined Rail (A)
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10) Novice
English Pleasure (B)
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25) Open
Disciplined Rail
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11) Youth
English Pleasure (A)
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12) Open
English Pleasure
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HORSEMANSHIP |
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26) Novice Walk
Trot Horsemanship (B)
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ENGLISH EQUITATION |
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27)
Youth Horsemanship (A) |
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13)
Open English Equitation |
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28)
Open Horsemanship |
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TRAIL |
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(A) Youth - Riders age 15 &
under (age as of January 1st,
of current year)
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(B) Novice
– Rider of any age whose riding experience is limited to
less than two years riding experience (including casual,
trail, lessons & showing). Novice showmanship is for
rider of any age whose showmanship experience is limited
to less than two years. |
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Show Fees:
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$5 Entry fee per class or $35
Entry fee for all day, per horse & rider
****$2 Gate
admission fee per person ****$10 Stall
rental fee per day
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(C) 13 & Under
– Riders in these classes may not cross-enter into other
pleasure classes
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Negative
Coggins test required at gate
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(D)
Junior Horse Western Pleasure – Horse
must be 5 years or under years
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To qualify for
year-end awards (including high-point buckles, trophies,
gift certificates, cash awards, etc.), MRSC members must
attend 5 of the 7 shows |
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(E)
Junior Horse Halter – Horse must be
2or under |
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(F) Lead Line –
Riders age 6 & under |
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Purina Mills, Inc. |
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SHOW RULES |
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1)
No loud or disruptive coaching is allowed to a
contestant/rider competing in a class. Loud or excessive
coaching can lead to disqualification of the
contestant/rider. |
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2)
All rules are in the MRSC bylaws and will be strictly
enforced to ensure fairness to all. |
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3)
All halter classes will close 5 minutes prior to the
beginning of the show. All other classes will close 2
minutes prior to the beginning of the class.
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4)
To be eligible for points toward year-end awards, the
exhibitor must be a MRSC member and each horse must have
required sponsorships by the members’ first show.
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5)
Papers on Junior horses may be required. |
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6)
Proper attire required for each class—English and
Western. MRSC strongly recommends the use of protective
gear. |
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7)
Two-handing in Western classes with a shank bit is an
automatic disqualification. However, two-handing is
allowed with a snaffle bit on a junior horse, ages 2 to
5 years old. |
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8)
MRSC has the right to disqualify any exhibitor or horse.
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9)
If at any time a handler or rider cannot control their
horse, they should remove themselves from the
competition or the MRSC will ask them to leave the arena
and/or showing area. |
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10)
Exhibitors and/or owner may be ejected for poor
sportsmanship. |
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11)
All exhibitors must sign a release of liability form.
For those under the age of 18, the form must be signed
by a parent /guardian. The parent/ guardian must be
present on the show grounds during the entire show.
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12)
Lead line riders in class number 15 may not enter other
pleasure classes. |
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13)
An equine professional will not be responsible for any
accidents or injuries to any exhibitors or horse.
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14)
Negative Coggins test required. No refunds. |
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15)
First through sixth place awards given to all classes.
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16)
Protests must be made in writing the day of the show and
must be accompanied by a $25 fee. The fee will only be
refunded if the show committee approves the protest.
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17)
No smoking allowed in barn areas on property at
Prosperity Farms. |
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18)
No dogs or alcohol allowed on property at Prosperity
Farms. |
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Be
Safe and Have Fun! |
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