CHILDREN’S BENEFIT

HORSE SHOW

April 3-5, 2020

Gloucester County Dream Park400 U.S. Route 130 South

Logan Township, NJ 08085

American Saddlebreds, Morgans, Hackney Pony, Academy and Open Divisions

ENTRIES CLOSE MARCH 22, 2020

Sponsored by UPHA Chapter 15Benefitting

Children’s Hospital of Philadelphiaand Saddlebred Rescue

OFFICIALS

Show Management:

UPHA Chapter 15, Erin McCracken, Chair

Show Secretary................................................................................Joanne Bartley

Judge:..............................................................................John Warner, Upton, KY

Announcer:.......................................................Peyton Hamilton, Indian Land, SC

Barn Announcer:....................................................Jason Lawrence, Norwich, NY

Musci.................................................................DJ Travis Holman, Lancaster, WI

Photograph.........................................................Dallys Malenfant, Stillwater, NH

Ringmaster............................................................Jerome Parker, Southwick, MA

Farrier...........................................................Gabe Nonnemaker, New Tripoli, PA

Veterinarian.....................................................Beier Vet Services, Dr. Ernie BeierOn Call for the Show: 856 467 1036 (office); 609 970 4619 (cell)

All bedding and hay MUST be pre-ordered by March 22, 2020 through the Show Office. Contact Joanne Bartley at jbartley@embarqmail.com or 717 580 0551

VIP TABLES

Private Seating at large round table seating 10

Prime rail seating are in front of show office

Includes lunch vouchers for all show days at Captain C’s

Includes Saturday morning brunch

Value: $1,000.00

Purchase a table and invite your friends! You can also add up the sponsorships within your barn to reach the $1,000 to receive a table for your barn. Particpate and enjoy the VIP experience.

For inquiries contact Erin McCracken 815 790 2575 or erinmccrckn@yahoo.com

SHOW PROCEEDS TO BENEFIT

CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL OF PHILADELPHIA AND

SADDLEBRED RESCUE

Exhibitor Information

Rules & Regulations

Stalls: Stalls are permanent 10 x 10, with doors. Doors MAY NOT be removed. Exibitors will be responsible for damage to the stalls. Stall fee is $125.00 (no first bedding included). Stall fees are not refundable after the closing date. Horses without a stall will be assessed a $50.00 grounds fee, per day. Any damage to stalls must be reported to the show’s management upon your arrival, failure to do so will constitute laibility for any fees charged by the Dream Park. Even if you bring 1 – 2 horses, we recommend you rent a tack stall for safety and security reasons. If you hang, tie or use any open stall the Dream Park may count that as your stall and you be charged accordingly. ANY DOORS REMOVED MUST BE REPLACED PRIOR TO YOUR LEAVING THE SHOW.

Arrival Times: Stalls will be available at 12:00 noon, Wedesday 1, 2020 and must be vacated no later than 12:00 noon, Monday, April 6, 2020. Prior arrangements for early arrivals and late departures must be made in advance of the show and will be assessed a $25.00 per day charge. Arragnements may be made by contacting the Show Secretary.

Schooling: The show ring will be open for schooling at 12:00 noon, April 1, 2020; however, preparations of the ring will be taking place. Trainers and exhibitors are welcome to utilize the show ring for schooling during this set up period. Once the show commences, the ring will be available as announced. The ring will close thirty (30) minutes prior to the start of each session. The show ring is 150’ x 300’ with composite soil footing. Warm up rings will be available for the exhibitor’s use. The outdoor warm up ring has stone dust footing.

Payments: A penatly of $75.00 will be charged for all returned checks. Cash or certified check must replace all returned checks. No one will be allowed to show if they have a check or handling fee outstanding. All fees must be paid before numbers will be released or an open check must be on file. Prize money will be awarded as set forth below.

Entries: Entries close March 22, 2020. Post-entries will be accepted. Entry fees are as follows: Qualifing Classes $25.00; Championship Classes $40.00.

Entry Blanks must be completed in full, signed and accompanied by full payment, credit card instructions or a signed, open check. Registration documents and applicable membership cards should accompany your entries. Open checks will be accepted but no numbers will be handed out without an open check or credit card in the office. No entry will be processed without the aforementioned being complete. A non-refundable $25.00 per horse office charged will be assessed. All accounts must be settled in the horse show office by the conclusin of the show – no exceptions.

Refunds: All scratches must be in writing by the closing date of March 22, 2020. If payment was collected the scratched horses will receive a full refund of all entry and stall fees. Scratches made after the closing date and before the arrival date of April 1, 2020, will receive a full refund of the entry and stall fee, less the $25.00 office fee, unless the trainer or owner replaces the scratched horse with a new horse entry. For entry fee only refunds after the arrival date, the scratched horses will require a signed note from the Horse Show Veterinarian, unless the scratched entry is replaced by another entry. Stall fees are not refundable after the closing date of the entries but notified scratches prior to the arrival date may be considered for a refund.

Changes & Scratches: The horse show office will open one (1) hour prior to the start of each session. All changes, adds or scratches must be completed prior to the start of the session. Entry fees from timely scratched classes may be credited toward another class entered or a new entry to replaced the scratched entry. Generally no refund will be given subject to the refund rules above.

Prize Money: All money will be paid through the horse show office. All prize monies in excess of the balance due will be mailed to the owner of record, unless otherwise directed, within thirty (30) days after completion of the show. Any Championship (excluding academy and equitation) with six (6) or more entries will be considered a $250.00 Championship.

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th

$100.00 $75.00 $50.00 $25.00 $0.00 $0.00

CHILDREN’S BENEFIT HORSE SHOW AND/OR CLASSES WITHIN ARE APPROVED BY:

American Saddlebred Horse Association for qualifying points to participate at the World Championship Horse Show at the Kentucky State Fair in the Park, Show Pleasure, County Pleasure, Hunter Pleasure and Western Pleasure divisions as well as for annual regional and national High Point Awards. ASHA Star Rating

Morgan Horse Association Star Program

Saddle & Bridle Shatner Western Pleasure qualifiying class for the finals at St. Louis Charity Horse Show

Saddle & Bridle Country Hunter Seat Classic qualifying class for the finals at St. Louis Charity Horse Show

United Professional Horseman’s Assocaition for the Challenge Cup Equitation qualifying classes for Finals at the American Royal Horse Show

Show Qualifies for State High Point Awards with:

American Saddlebred Horse Association of New JerseyPennsylvania Saddlebred Horse Association

American Saddlebred Horse Association of VirginiaAmerican Saddlebred Horse Association of New York

Pennsylvania Morgan Hose ClubMorgan Hose Association of New Jersey

For questions related to the above qualificating associations, please contact Erin McCracken 815 790 2575

UPHA Who We Are The United Professional Horsemen's Association was founded in 1968 by a group of professional horse trainers who recognized the need for an organization in which professional horsemen and horsewomen could unite to improve the horse show industry and define and clarify their professionalism within the industry. UPHA active membership is open to anyone who has been a bona fide professional horse trainer for a period of one year prior to application. The applicant must also have a sponsor who is a UPHA member. If you have a question please ask us or go to the Show Office. Additional information may be found on the chapter website www.upha15.com or the national organization at www.uphaonline.com.

  Associate memberships in UPHA are available to anyone

who does not make their primary living from horses, but arestill involved and interested in the horse industry.

 

Dogs/Animals: Dogs and other anmials will not be permitted on the premises unless retained on a leash and under control at all times. Unleashed animals will be subject to capture and/or fine and removal from the show grounds by Logan Township or the Gloucester County Animal Shelter. A $50.00 fine may be imposed on the owner of an unleased animal. No animals, even when leashed and owned by management personnel are allowed in the office building, pavillion, or vendor area unless owned by the disabled Keep dogs outside and in the barn areas.

Smoking: Smoking is prohibited in all offices, stable pavillions, spectator pavillion, equine building or indoor arena areas. As per New Jersey State Law, this includes the use of electronic cigarettes.

Fires: In accordance with State regulations, no open fires are ever permitted on any part fo the Dream Park property. Barbeque grills may be used in the camper area only. This rule is strictly enforced.

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 incuding, but not limited to, golf carts, motorcycles, scooters or farm utility vehicles on the competition grounds. 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 parents, legal guardians or any individual who signs the entry blank as a parent or guardian of a minor operating a motorozed vehicle in violation of this rule are solely responsible for any damages, claims, losses or actions resulting from that operation. Violation of this rule will be cause for sanctions against the parents, guaraidans and/or trainers who are responsible for the child committing the offense. Penalties may include exclusion of the child, parent, guardian or trainer from the competition grounds for the remainder of the competition. Wheelchairs and other mobility assistance devices for individuals with disabilities are exempt from this rule.

The Dream Park DOES NOT permit roller skates, skate boards or roller blades. Bicycles, mopeds, ATV’s, scooters and golf carts may not be operated around the show office, pavillion, vendor area, stall aisles or paddock area except by a disabled person, Dream Park employees or show officials.

 

DO NOT staple or post anything on the stalls, fence rails or posts, buildings, stall panels, show office, trees, etc. All items are to be posted on the notice board near the show office.

Stable Parking Area: Parking around the stable barns and the back side of the main building is strictly prohibited. All vehicles must be parked in the RV area or in the large main parking lot in front of the Dream Park. Be aware that in front of the main doors on the front side of the building is a restricted parking area and the local police will ticket your car. Make sure you park in an area between the painted lines.

THE UPHA CHAPTER 15, CHILDREN’S BENEFIT HORSE SHOW OFFICERS, EMPLOYEES OR OFFICIAL VOLUNTEERS SHALL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY LOSS OR DAMAGE THAT MAY OCCUR TO AN EXHIBITOR, AGENT, TRAINER, OWNER, MANAGER, RIDER, DRIVER, HANDLER OR SPECTATOR. IT SHALL BE A CONDITION OF ENTRY THAT THE ABOVE NAMED PARTIES SHALL HOLD HARMLESS THE UPHA CHAPTER 15, CHILDREN’S BENEFIT HORSE SHOW, ITS OFFICERS, EMPLOYEES OR OFFICIAL VOLUNTEERS FOR ANY LOSS OR DAMAGE TO HIS/HER PERSON, EQUIPMENT, ET AL. THAT MAY OCCUR FROM SICKNESS, THEFT, FIRE OR OTHER PERIL

Everyone’s Invited!Coffee & Donuts/Bagels:

Every morning in front of the Show OfficeProvided by Captain C’s Food Service

 Welcome Reception Friday Evening

Exhibitors Party Saturday Night & DJProvided by Captain C’s Food Service

By the Main Arena

OFFICE HOURS: Thursday: 10:00 a.m. to 7 p.m.Friday: 8:00 a.m. to end of last classSaturday: 8:00 a.m. to end of last classSunday: 8:00 a.m. to 1/2 hour after end of the last class.All breaks and closing will be posted and announcedAll accounts must be settled by the end of the last session

ORDERING FEED & BEDDING: All feed and bedding must be preordered by March 22, 2020. By Contacting Joanne Bartley at jbartley@embarqmail.com or 717 580 0551. All orders must be guaranteed by an “open check”. Cost of the shavings is $8.00 per bale; hay will be at market price.

COGGINS TEST/HEALTH CERTIFICATE: All horses stabled outside of New Jersey must have a current negative Coggins Test dated within one (1) year of the show dates and a Certificate of Veterinary Inspection (CVI) dated within 30 days of the event. All horses stabled within New Jersey must have a current negative Coggins test dated within two (2) years of the show dates. To speed processing, please send a copy with your entries.

Equine Vaccination Rule: This show will follow USEF standard rules and horses entering the grounds must be accompanied by documentation of Equine Influenza Virus and Equine Herpes Virus Rhinopneumonitis vaccinations within six months prior to entering the stables. Horses not in compliance with this rule may be required to leave the competition grounds upon request by Competition Management. Documentation should consist of one of the following methods mentioned below. The frequency of vaccine administration should be per the vaccine manufacturers’ or veterinarian’s recommendations. It is recommended that vaccines are administered by or under the direction of a veterinarian. 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. 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, & control of the horse; name, serial number and expiration date of the vaccine; and date of vaccine administration. In the case of a horse that is unable to receive either of the vaccinations due to a history of adverse reactions, the exhibitor, upon request by Competition Management, must provide a letter from the veterinarian on official letterhead stating that the horse in question cannot be vaccinated due to medical concerns and a log of temperatures taken twice daily for the seven days prior to entering the competition grounds. These horses must also have their temperature taken and logged twice daily while on the competition grounds. The log of temperatures should be provided to the Competition Management when requested. Competition Management may not amend or enhance vaccination requirements without prior approval of the Veterinary Committee CHANGE OR CANCELLATION: Management reserves the right to combine or cancel any classes. Management reserves the right to change or alter the officials listed without notice prior to or during the show. RING PROCEDURE: Two minutes will be allowed after the first horse enters the ring for the class to commence. At the end of two minutes, the gate will be closed and the class will proceed. NOISEMAKERS: While not a USEF rated show, our show will follow standard rules for attention getting devices &/or noisemakers, such as tape measures, blow horns, bamboo poles, explosives and fire extinguishers . Such items are not allowed in and around the warm-up and competition rings during the scheduled competition. This includes banging whips, brushes or the like on the show rail during classes.  SHARPS: Management requires that exhibitors follow standard USEF Rules regarding Sharps. Failure to do so will result in a fine. LIMIT HORSE OR RIDER CLASSES: Either the horse OR rider has not won 6 blue ribbons at a Regular competition of the Federation or Equine Canada in the performance division or level in which they are shown. A horse who has won 6 blue ribbons can be shown by a rider who has not won 6 blue ribbons. A rider who has won 6 blue ribbons can show a horse who has not won 6 blue ribbons.

TROPHIES: All Perpetual and Challenge trophies are under the control of Chapter 15 and will remain in the Chapters or the sponsor’s possession. IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF PAST TROPHY WINNERS TO HAVE SUCH TROPHY ENGRAVED AND TO RETURN THE TROPHY PRIOR TO THE START OF THE COMPETITION.  CAMPERS: Camper spaces are available at a cost of $50.00 per day. Space includes water and one 50 amp hookup. Please show number of days and cost on your Entry Blank. Tents or camping in tents is not permitted on Dream Park grounds. You are required to display a camper pass received from the office confirming the number of nights. Please display the pass on your camper so the Dream Park staff can see it while taking their daily count. Failure to get a Pass will mean you will be charged for 4 nights or $200.

Gloucester County Dream Park

For more information about the facility go to www.dreamparknj.com

2 Large Barns with a total of 238 stalls Stalls are 10’ x 10’ with rubber mats Wash Racks are covered, lit and matted Indoor Arena is 150’ x 300’ 2 Warm Up Rings, outdoor 150’ x 300’,

indoor 144’ x 120’ Over 75 RV camp sites with electric and

water hook up only Playground for the kids and a large fenced

dog run area Air Conditioned/Heated Bath House with

individual showers

FRIDAY 9:30 AM

1. Open In Hand2. Open Western Pleasure3. ASB Three Gaited Open 4. Morgan English Pleasure

Open5. ASB Three Gaited Park

Pleasure Open6. ASB Shatner Western

Pleasure7. Open Hunter Pleasure8. Open Pleasure Driving9. ASB Park Open10. Morgan Classic Adult11. Saddle Seat Equitation Adult12. 5-Gaited Amateur/Jr

Exhibitor13. Open Prospect Class Walk

Trot14. S&B ASB Country Pleasure

Hunter15. Morgan Hunter Pleasure

Open16. ASB Fine Harness [or TBA]17. Roadster Pony to Bike [or

TBA]18. Open English Pleasure

Junior/Limit19. ASB Show Pleasure Jr

Exhibitor20. ASB Country Pleasure

Driving

FRIDAY 6:30 PM21. Open English Pleasure22. UPHA Challenge Cup 17 &

Under23. Morgan Hunter Amateur/Jr

Exhibitor

24. Any seat Equitation Walk Trot/Jog 12 & Under

25. ASB Three Gaited Country Pleasure Adult

26. Morgan Park Open27. ASB Show Pleasure Five

Gaited28. Morgan English Pleasure

Junior Horse29. ASB Country Pleasure

Western Pleasure Amateur/Jr Exhibitor

30. Road Pony Junior/Novice 31. Open Road Hack32. ASB Three Gaited Amateur/Jr

Exhibitor33. Morgan Classic Pleasure

Saddle Jr Exhibitor34. Hackney Pleasure Driving35. ASB County Pleasure Jr

Exhibitor36. Morgan English Pleasure

Amateur/Jr Exhibitor37. ASB Five Gaited Open38. Morgan Hunter/Western

Equitation39. School Horse Equitation40. ASB Show Pleasure Three

Gaited Adult41. Morgan Western Open42. Ride A Five

SATURDAY 9:00 AM43. Leadline Walk Only44. Leadline Walk Only

Championship45. Leadline Walk/Trot46. Leadline Walk/Trot

Championship

47. (TBA)48. Morgan English Pleasure

Limit Horse or Rider49. ASB Three Gaited Show

Pleasure Limit Horse or Rider50. ASB Country Pleasure

Western Pleasure Ladies51. Open Hunter Ladies52. Walk Trot/Jog Open Pleasure

12 & under53. Morgan Hunter Limit Horse

or Rider54. ASB Country Pleasure Limit

Horse or Rider55. UPHA Challenge Cup 10 &

Under56. Open English Pleasure

Amateur57. ASB Park Junior/Limit Horse58. Open English Pleasure Junior

Exhibitor59. Morgan Park Saddle

Amateur/Junior Exhibitor60. Open Prospect Walk/Trot

Championship61. Morgan Classic Pleasure

Limit Horse or Rider62. Roadster Pony Under Saddle

[or TBA]63. Morgan Classic Driving64. Pattern Class

–Walk/Trot/Canter Show rider

ONE HOUR BREAK

65. Academy Driving

66. Academy Driving Champ67. Academy WTC SS Equitation

Adult68. Academy WTC SS Equitation

14-1769. Academy WTC SS Equitation

14 & Over Champ70. Academy WTC SS Equitation

13 & Under 71. Academy WTC SS Equitation

13 & Under Champ72. Academy WT SS Equitation

Adult73. Academy WT SS Equitation

11-1374. Academy WT SS Equitation

14-1775. Academy WT SS Equitation

11 & Over Champ76. Academy WT SS Equitation

10 and Under77. Academy WT SS Equitation

10 & Under Champ78. Academy WT SS Equitation

1st Year79. Academy WT SS Equitation

1st Year Champ80. UPHA Exceptional Challenge

Cup WT81. Academy WT SS Equitation

Level 1 82. Academy WT SS Equitation

Level 1 Champ 83. Academy Lead Line Walk

Only84. Academy Lead Line Walk

Only Champ85. Academy WT Lead Line

Walk & Trot

86. Academy WT Lead Line Walk & Trot Champ

87. Pattern Class WTC Academy Rider

88. Pattern Class WT Academy RiderSATURDAY 6:00 PM

89. Open Equitation Walk Trot or Jog 12 & Under Champ

90. Open Pleasure Driving Championship

91. Road Hack Championship92. Morgan Western

Championship93. Saddle Seat Equitation 17 &

Under94. ASB Show Pleasure Driving95. Morgan English Pleasure

Amateur/Jr Exhibitor Ch.96. ASB Three Gaited

Junior/Limit Horse97. ASB Hunter98. Morgan Pleasure Driving99. Hackney Pleasure Driving

Championship100.Open Western Pleasure

Championship101.ASB Three Gaited Park

Amateur/Jr. Exhibitor102.Saddle Seat Equitation Adult

Championship103.ASB Three Gaited Park

Pleasure Junior or Limit Horse

104.Morgan Hunt/Western Equitation Championship

105.Road Pony Junior/Novice Championship

106.Open English Ladies

107.ASB Five Gaited Junior/Limit Horse

108.Roadster Pony To Bike Champ [or TBA]

109.Morgan Hunter Junior Exhibitor/Amateur Champion

110.Horse Show DogSUNDAY 9:00 AM

111.ASB Show Pleasure Amateur/Jr Exhib Champ

112.ASB Country Pleasure Western Pleasure Champ

113.Morgan Classic Driving Championship

114.ASB Country Pleasure Driving Championship

115.Open Hunter Pleasure Championship

116.Morgan Pleasure Driving Championship

117.Walk & Trot/Jog Pleasure 12 & under Champ

118.ASB Show Pleasure Driving Championship

119.Morgan Park Saddle Championship

120.ASB Three Gaited Championship

121.Open English Pleasure Championship

122.ASB Country Pleasure Championship

123.Saddle Seat Equitation 17 & Under Champ

124.ASB Park Pleasure Championship

125.ASB Country Pleasure Hunter Championship

126.ASB Park Championship

127.Morgan English Pleasure Championship

128.ASB Show Pleasure Five Gaited Champ

129.Morgan Classic Pleasure Saddle Champ

130.Five Gaited Championship131.Morgan Hunter

Championship132.ASB Fine Harness Champ [or

TBA]133.Road Pony Under Saddle

Championship [or TBA]

ONE HOUR BREAK134.Academy WTC Showmanship

Adult135.Academy WTC Showmanship

14-17136.Academy WTC Showmanship

14 & Over Champ

137.Academy WTC Showmanship 13 & Under

138.Academy WTC Showmanship 13 & Under Champ

139.Academy WT Showmanship Adult

140.Academy WT Showmanship 11-13

141.Academy WT Showmanship 14-17

142.Academy WT Showmanship 11 & Over Champ

143.Academy WT Showmanship 10 & Under

144.Academy WT Showmanship 10 & Under Champ

145.Academy WT Showmanship 1st Year

146.Academy WT Showmanship 1st Year Champ

SADDLEBRED DIVISION

Championship Classes will not be stripped. 

Five Gaited 12. Five Gaited Amateur/Jr Exhibitor 37. Five Gaited Open 107. Five Gaited Junior/Limit Horse 130. Five Gaited Championship

Qualify in any class in this section 

Three Gaited 3. Three Gaited Open 32. Three Gaited Amateur/Jr Exhibitor 96. Three Gaited Junior/Limit Horse120. Three Gaited Championship

Qualify in any class in this section 

Fine Harness 16. Fine Harness Open 132. Fine Harness Championship

Qualify in 16 

Three Gaited Park 9. Three Gaited Park Open 57. Three Gaited Park Junior/Limit Horse 101. Three Gaited Park Amateur/Jr Exhibitor126. Three Gaited Park Championship

Qualify in any class in this section 

Park Pleasure 5. Three Gaited Park Pleasure Open103. Three Gaited Park Pleasure Junior or Limit Horse124. Three Gaited Park Pleasure Championship

Qualify in any class in this section 

Show Pleasure 27. Five Gaited Show Pleasure 128. Five Gaited Show Pleasure Championship

Qualify in 27 19. Three Gaited Show Pleasure Junior Exhibitor 40. Three Gaited Show Pleasure Adult 49. Three Gaited Show Pleasure Limit Horse/Rider 111. Three Gaited Show Pleasure Adult/Jr Exhibitor Championship

Qualify in 19, 40, or 49  94. Show Pleasure Driving 118. Show Pleasure Driving Championship

Qualify in 92  

Country Pleasure 25. Three Gaited Country Pleasure Adult 35. Three Gaited Country Pleasure Jr Exhibitor 54. Three Gaited Country Pleasure Limit Horse or Rider 122. Three Gaited Country Pleasure Adult/Jr Exhibitor Championship

Qualify in 25, 35, or 53  14. Saddle & Bridle Country Pleasure Hunter 97. Country Pleasure Hunter 125. Country Pleasure Hunter Championship

Qualify in 14 or 95 

20. Country Pleasure Driving 114. Country Pleasure Driving Championship

Qualify in Class 20

6. Saddle & Bridle’s ASB Shatner Western Pleasure Class 29. Country Western Pleasure Amateur/Jr Exhibitor 50. ASB Country Western Pleasure Ladies112. Country Western Pleasure Championship

Qualify in 6, 29 or 50 

 

HACKNEY PONY DIVISION  

Hackney Pleasure Driving Pony 34. Hackney Pleasure Driving 99. Hackney Pleasure Driving Championship

Qualify in 34

Hackney Roadster Pony 17. Roadster Pony to Bike 108. Roadster Pony to Bike Championship Qualify in 17 30. Roadster Pony Junior/Novice105. Roadster Pony Junior/Novice Championship Quality in 30 62. Roadster Pony Under Saddle133. Roadster Pony Under Saddle Championship Qualify in 61 

MORGAN DIVISION Championships in this division will not be stripped

Morgan English Pleasure 4. Morgan English Pleasure Saddle Open 28. Morgan English Pleasure Junior Horse 36. Morgan Eng. Pls. Amateur/Jr Exhibitor. 48. Morgan English Pleasure Limit Horse or Rider 95. Morgan English Pleasure Amateur/ Jr Exhibitor Championship

Qualify in 36, 48127. Morgan English Pleasure Championship

Qualify in 4, 28 or 48 98. Morgan Pleasure Driving Open116. Morgan Pleasure Driving Championship

Quality in 96

Morgan Park 26. Morgan Park Open 59. Morgan Park Saddle Amateur/Jr Exhibitor119. Morgan Park Saddle Championship

Qualify in 26 or 58 

Morgan Western Pleasure 41. Morgan Western Pleasure Open 92. Morgan Western Pleasure Championship

Quality in 41

Morgan Hunter Pleasure 15. Morgan Hunter Pleasure Open 23. Morgan Hunter Pleasure Amateur/Jr Exhibitor 53. Morgan Hunter Pleasure Limit Horse or Rider 109. Morgan Hunter Pleasure Amateur/Jr Exhibitor Championship

Qualify in 23 or 52 

131. Morgan Hunter Pleasure Open ChampionshipQualify in 15 or 51

 Morgan Classic

10. Morgan Classic Pleasure Saddle Adult 33. Morgan Classic Pleasure Saddle Junior Exhibitor 61. Morgan Classic Pleasure Saddle Limit Horse or Rider129. Morgan Classic Pleasure Saddle Championship

Qualify in 10, 33 or 60 

66. Morgan Classic Pleasure Driving113. Morgan Classic Pleasure Driving Championship

Qualify in 62

MORGAN HUNT /WESTERN SEAT EQUITATION

38. Morgan Hunt/Western Seat Equitation 17 & Under 104. Morgan Hunt/Western Seat Equitation 17 & Under Championship

Qualify in 38 

SADDLE SEAT EQUITATION Exhibitors in UPHA Challenge Cup classes must be paid members of UPHA.

  11. Saddle Seat Equitation Adult 102. Saddle Seat Equitation Adult Championship

Qualify in 11 22. UPHA Challenge Cup 17 & Under 93. Saddle Seat Equitation 17 & Under 123. Saddle Seat 17 & Under Championship

Qualify in 22 or 91

UPHA EXCEPTIONAL CHALLENGE CUP

80. UPHA Exceptional Challenge Cup Walk & Trot

  LEAD LINE DIVISION

Open to riders 8 years and under, not showing in any other class at this show except the dog class. Saddle Seat, Hunt, or Western attire are all acceptable. Tack should be appropriate to rider’s attire. Riders are to be led by an adult both ways of the ring. A lead must be attached and held by handler at all times. Stallions are prohibited. To be judged on performance of the rider and suitability of the mount.    43. Lead Line Walk Only 44. Lead Line Walk Only Championship 45. Lead Line Walk & Trot 46. Lead Line Walk & Trot Championship

MISC. EQUITATION DIVISION

Open to non-academy riders in suits, horses must be used in the Academy division at this show. Snaffles and martingales permitted

39. School Horse Equitation 

WALK-TROT DIVISIONWALK/TROT PLEASURE DIVISION

Open to entries of any breed, color or size, shown by English or Western riders. Entries to be shown both ways of the ring at a walk and trot/jog. To be judged on manners, suitability of horse to rider and performance. Riders may not have been judged in any class at a recognized or unrecognized show that required a canter (including Academy or Tournament classes). Horses must be shown in a show bridle. Martingales, tail braces and formal attire are prohibited.   52. Walk/Trot or Jog Open Pleasure 12 & Under117. Walk/Trot or Jog Pleasure 12 & Under Championship (any seat)

Qualify in 51 

WALK TROT SADDLE SEAT EQUITATION DIVISION

24. W a l k/Trot or Jog any seat Equitation 12 & Under 55. UPHA Challenge Cup 10 & Under Walk/Trot 89. Walk/Trot or Jog any seat 12 & under Equitation Championship

Qualify in 24 or 54 

 TBA

47. TBA class can be added upon request.

 OPEN DIVISIONOPEN TO ALL HORSES AND PONIES OF ANY BREED, COLOR, SIZE OR SEX, THREE YEARS AND OLDER. Horses, Ponies, Riders, Drivers may cross enter into other breed classes.

Open In Hand 1. Open In Hand

Open Western Pleasure 2. Open Western Pleasure 100. Open Western Pleasure Championship

Qualify in 2Open English Pleasure

18. Open English Pleasure Junior/Limit Horse 21. Open English Pleasure 56. Open English Pleasure Amateur 58. Open English Pleasure Junior Exhibitor 106. Open English Pleasure Ladies121. Open English Pleasure Championship

Qualify in any above classes Open Pleasure Driving

8. Open Pleasure Driving 90. Open Pleasure Driving Championship

Qualify in 8 Open Hunter Pleasure

7. Open Hunter Pleasure 51. Open Hunter Ladies115. Open Hunter Pleasure Championship

Qualify in 7 or 51Open Road Hack

31. Open Road Hack91. Open Road Hack Championship

Qualify in 31Open Prospect

13. Open Prospect Walk Trot 60. Open Prospect Walk Trot Championship

Qualify in 13

Open Pattern Class under Saddle 64. Pattern Class—WTC Show Rider only

Judge to post pattern in the office. (Not open to Academy Riders– See Academy Section for Academy Pattern Classes)

Fun Classes(Please confirm your entry in the Show Office.)

  42.  Ride a Five (Standard Entry Fee 50/50 to Winner) 110.  Horse Show Dog Class No feeWe all have dogs at a horse show so why not include them in the fun as well.  All dogs must be on a lead and be presented safely to the group.  You determine the number of attendants to show your dog.Class to be judged. 

ACADEMY DIVISION

Eligibility: Academy classes are limited to riders who have never shown in a class, at any show, rated or unrated, that required a suit, or jacket, or chaps, excluding lead line and UPHA Exceptional Challenge Cup. Academy exhibitors may only enter Academy Classes, Rescue Class, Pattern Class and The Driving Pattern Class at this show. Riders are to show horses that are used in a lesson program and must be participating in a professionally operated lesson program. Any breed is eligible.

General: Safety is of utmost importance, any unruly, out of control or disruptive horse will be excused. The judge may stop the class until the entry has been assisted. No action devices of any kind are allowed on academy horse in the show ring, warm up or grounds. No attention getting devices of any kind are allowed near academy horses in the show ring or warm up. Headers are permitted in line up in any class. Age of rider is determined by the age as of December 1 of the previous year. Horses used in Academy may be shown in classes other than Academy at the same show.

Attire: English – jodhpurs, breeches, boots, long sleeved shirt with a vest and tie, gloves, whips are optional. Please note that derbies, riding suits and jackets are prohibited. Western – western style pants, long sleeved shirt with or without vest, boots and appropriate tie, gloves. Please note that chaps and western hats are prohibited. No barn logos anywhere on show attire. Tack: May show in show bridle, Pelham, or snaffle bridle with martingale. Half cup blinkers are allowed, full cup blinkers or blinders are prohibited. Saddle pads are optional, no logos or names except Exceptional Challenge Cup. All riders under the age of 18 in Academy classes must wear protective headgear. Protective headgear is recommended for all riders.

Level 1 Academy Showmanship – Restricted to riders that have special needs and are currently riding in a standard lesson program.

A ground person will be allowed in the ring for safety purposes only, no coaching will be permitted from inside the ring, The Championship classes will not have a pattern. Entries in these classes may not cross enter into any other classes at this show, except for the UPHA Exceptional Challenge Cup Classes.

The Academy Walk/Trot classes for Hunt Seat or Western riders are open to hunt seat or western riders of all ages.

First Year: Only riders who have not shown at any show, rated or unrated, or tournaments prior to December 1, 2019 are eligible.

Lead Line: Riders are to be led by an adult both ways of the ring. A lead must be attached and held by handler at all times. Stallions are prohibited. To be judged on the riders basic equitation, skills and ability. Entries will be asked to trot individually if they wish.

Showmanship: Academy showmanship classes are to be judged on presentation, ringmanship, basic position and ability to control their horse. The horse’s quality is not to be judged. There will not be patterns in Showmanship Championships.

Equitation: Academy Equitation riders are to be judged on basic equitation skills, position and ability to control their horse. There will not be patterns in the Equitation Championships; however there are separate Pattern Classes for Academy WTC and WT riders offered in classes 83 and 84.

Academy Equitation Section 67. WTC Equitation Adult 68. WTC Equitation 14-17 69. WTC Equitation 14 & Over Championship 70. WTC Equitation 13 & Under 71. WTC Equitation 13 & Under Championship 72. WT Equitation Adult 73. WT Equitation 13-11 74. WT Equitation 14-17 75. WT Equitation Championship 11 & Over 76. WT Equitation 10 & Under 77. WT Equitation Championship 10 & Under 78. WT Equitation 1st Year 79. WT Equitation 1st Year Championship 81. WT Equitation Level 1 82. WT Equitation Level 1 Championship 

Sunday April 7th Academy Showmanship Section

(No Patterns)134. WTC Showmanship Adult 135. WTC Showmanship 14-17136. WTC Showmanship 14&Over Champ137. WTC Showmanship 13 &

Under 138. WTC Showmanship 13 & Under Champ 139. WT Showmanship Adult 140. WT Showmanship 11-13 141. WT Showmanship 14-17 142. WT Showmanship 11 & Over Champ 143. WT Showmanship 10 & Under 144. WT Showmanship 10 & Under Champ 145. WT Showmanship 1st Year 146. WT Showmanship 1st Year Champ 

Miscellaneous

65. Academy Driving66. Academy Driving Championship83. Academy Lead Line Walk Only 84. Academy Lead Line Walk Only Championship85. Academy Lead Line Walk- Trot 86. Academy Lead Line Walk- Trot Championship87. Pattern Class WTC Academy 88. Pattern Class WT Academy

 Schedule is subject to modification at the show given shared horse conflicts if they occur

 

AcademyWalk Trot CanterPattern Class #86

 1. Starting at the in gate trot down the rail showing 2 changes of

diagonal. 2. Continue to the center point of the far end of the ring and continue

trotting a small circle then continue making a second but larger circle.

3. At the center point of the end of the ring stop. 4. Reverse and canter on the right lead to the end of the straight away.

Halt and exit the ring at a walk.

AcademyWalk Trot

Pattern Class #87

1. Starting at the in gate trot down the rail showing 2 changes of diagonal.

2. Continue to the center point of the far end of the ring and continue trotting a circle.

3. At the center point of the end of the ring stop.

4. Reverse and trot on the correct diagonal to the end of the straight away. Halt and exit the ring at a walk.

  These are the closest hotels to the Dream Park about 4.5 miles.  All three hotels are located in the same development behind the Wawa Plaza on Center Square Rd just the other side of I 295 Exit 10 coming from the show.  This is a good commercial area with fast food,          restaurants, drug stores and a grocery store.  The show has contracts with the Hampton Inn and the Holiday Inn.  If you have any issues please call Erin McCracken at 815-790-2575 (cell).

 Official Horse Show Hotel - Hampton Inn

Mention the Children’s Benefit for the special rate of $104 for a standard room,

Pet Friendly. 

  Hampton Inn2 Pureland Dr. Swedesboro, NJ 

08085(856) 467-6200

Holiday Inn1 Pureland Dr. Swedesboro, NJ 08085

(856) 467-3322 Mention CBHS for rate of $109

Restaurant—Cocktail Lounge—Room Service  

Marriott Towne Place Suites 3 Pureland Dr

Swedesboro, NJ 08085(856) 241-9900

DIRECTIONS

FOR GPSUse intersection of High Hill Road and US Route 130

 From the North:· 295 South toward the Del. Memorial Bridge· Take right fork onto US-130 South toward Bridgeport/Com Barry Bridge· Go 2.1 miles· Continue on 130S· Pass under gray lift bridge and look for park entrance 1/4 mile on the right at High Hill Road intersection · From the South:· 295 North over Del. Memorial Bridge· Continue on 295 North toward Trenton for 11 miles· Take Exit 10, Center Square Rd· Turn left & go approx. 1.5 miles· Turn right on 130 North approx. 1 mile· Look for park entrance on the left at the High Hill Road intersection From the Far North: · Heading southbound on NJ Turnpike I-95. · Take Exit 2 on the Turnpike to US-322 Swedesboro/Chester PA. Follow 322 for approx. 5.5 miles to Bridgeport, NJ near Comm. Barry Bridge. · You will cross over 295 to Bridgeport and then take exit for US-130 South. · Look for Dream Park signs and the Park entrance about ¼ mile on your right at the High Hill Road intersection. From the West:· Cross the Com. Barry Bridge, stay right onto US-130 South · Go 2.1 miles· Continue on US-130 South· Pass under gray lift bridge and look for park entrance 1/4 mile on the right at High Hill Road intersection