Columbia Riding Club Spring Fun Show And Reining Clinic

April 26, 2008, 9:00 A.M. - PAC, ACAAP, PQHA, OEIP Approved (Weather Make Up: May 3, 2008)

1. Entry fee $25.00 per horse for the day for members and $30 for non-members.

2. Gambler’s Choice Trail has a special entry fee of $25 per entry.

• This will be a timed event. Participants will have 2 minutes to execute as many obstacles as possible, in any order desired.
• Each obstacle is worth a point value. If the obstacle is disrupted in any way, point value for that will be zero.
• Obstacles can be approached from either direction, but must be executed in the correct manner. Example: Walk to the right side of the pole. Sidepass to the left over the pole. In Gambler’s Coice Trail, you may approach on either side of the pole, but you MUST sidepass left.
• Siren will sound with 10 seconds left. Obstacles are counted up until 0 seconds left.

8 and Under

1. Leadline Walk
2. Leadline Obstacle
3. Leadline Off Lead

12 and Under

4. Walk Trot or Jog Pleasure
5. Walk Trot or Jog Equitation
6. Walk Trot or Jog Obstacle

Open

7. All Day English
8. Youth English Pleasure
9. Adult English Pleasure
10. Youth English Equitation
11. Adult English Equitation
12. All Day Western
13. Youth Western Pleasure
14. Adult Western Pleasure
15. Youth Western Equitation
16. Adult Western Equitation
17. Jack Benny All Day Pleasure
18. Walk/Trot Egg&Spoon (12&U)
19. Open Egg & Spoon
20. Pony Express
21. Dollar Bareback
22. Simon Says
23. Gambler’s Choice Trail (50% Paybacks 1st-6th Place)

REINING CLINIC/SHOW FMI: Pat Hill, 872-4587

SVRA Judges Seminar: 8:30-12:00
Clinic: 9:30-12:00
Show Starts: 12:30 PM
Clinic Cost: FREE
Class Fee: $7 Non Members, $5 Members

Class List:

1. Open/Non-Pro
2. Green Horse
3. Green Rider

• There will be a minimum, ten-minute warm-up period between classes.
• NRHA Reining patterns will be used and will be announced at the start of the show.
• Green Horse and Green Rider classes are allowed to use one or two hands, but must use the same number of hands throughout the class. They are required to do 2 spins in each direction instead of 4, and may choose to perform a simple change instead of a flying change.
• A Green Horse is defined as any horse starting in the sport of reining. Said horse cannot have won any money or points in NRHA or NRCHA, or have earned points in reining or working cowhorse at any breed show. They also cannot have earned more than 30 points in SVRA competition.
• A Green Rider is defined as a rider of any age who is beginning in the sport of reining. The rider cannot have earned any money or points in NRHA or NRCHA, or have earned points in reining or working cowhorse at any breed show. They also cannot have earned more than 100 points in SVRA competition.