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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
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WINTER WARMUP
COMBINED TEST
Dressage and Show Jumping
GDCTA Recognized
Saturday, February 3, 2007
February 17, 2007
Printable Class List and Entry Form
Quadrille Team Entry Form
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CLOSING DATE:
February 9, 2007
Judge: Pam Kimble (L), Oxford, GA
Denice Kludt (L), Duluth, GA
Organizers: Ann
Haller (Show Manager
Lynn Hennelly (Show Secretary)
Lucy Calhoun
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COMBINED TEST DIVISION |
DRESSAGE TEST
(ridden in small
arena) |
SHOW
JUMPING |
| 1.
Amoeba |
Intro Test
A |
Fences to 18" |
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Tadpole |
Intro Test
B |
Fences to 2'0" |
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Beginner Novice |
2006 Beg. Novice Test A |
Fences to 2'6" |
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Novice |
2006 Novice Test A |
Fences to 3'0" |
| 5.
Training |
2006 Training Test A |
Fences to 3'3" |
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Preliminary |
2006 Preliminary Test A |
Fences to 3'6" |
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7. SPECIAL INTRO
QUADRILLE CLASS!
Teams of four riders are encouraged to compete, using
USDF Quadrille Intro Test 2
Quadrille Entry
Form
(Please call or email us if you would like us to fax
you the USDF Quadrille Intro Test 2)
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SHOW JUMPING ONLY** |
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18. Amoeba
(Fences to 18") |
21.
Novice (Fences to3'0") |
| 19.
Tadpole (Fences to 2' 0") |
22.
Training (Fences to 3'3") |
| 20.
Beginner Novice (Fences to 2'6") |
23.
Preliminary (Fences to 3'6") |
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Entry Fees
$45 per division; $35 per additional division
$25 Dressage Test only; $20 per additional Dressage Test
$20 per Show Jumping only; $10 per additional Show
Jumping round
Quadrille Team: $10 each team member. (Please include
Quadrille Team Entry
Form)
Admin/EMT Fee: $15 (one fee per rider/horse combination)
Late fee, after January 27 February 9th: $10;
Incomplete entry fee: $10
**All clear rounds within optimum time will receive blue
ribbons
Times will be posted on or before Thursday, February
15th. |
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SPRING FLING COMBINED TEST
Dressage and Cross Country
Judge: Mindy Friesan (r), Newnan
GDCTA Recognized
Saturday, March 3, 2007
Class
List and Entry Form
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OPENING DATE:
January 27, 2007
CLOSING DATE: February 24, 2007
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| DIVISION |
DRESSAGE TEST
(Ridden in small arena) |
CROSS COUNTRY |
| 1. Tadpole |
2007 USDF Intro Test B |
Fences 2'0" to 2'3" |
| 2. Beginner
Novice |
2006 BN Test A |
Fences 2'3" to 2'9" |
| 3. Novice |
2006 Novice Test A |
Fences 2'3" to 2'9" |
| 4. Training |
2006
Training Test A |
Fences 3'0" to 3'3" |
| 5. Preliminary |
2006 Preliminary Test A |
Fences 3'3" to 3'6" |
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CROSS COUNTRY ONLY
&/or ADDITIONAL CROSS COUNTRY** |
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16. Tadpole
(Fences to 2' 0") |
19.
Training (Fences to 3'3") |
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17. Beginner Novice (Fences to 2'6") |
20. Preliminary (Fences to 3'6") |
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18. Novice (Fences to3'0") |
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** All clear
rounds within optimum time will receive blue
ribbons. |
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Entry Fees
$50 first division; $35 additional division
$25 Dressage Test only; $20 additional Dressage Test
$25 Cross Country only: $15 additional Cross Country
round
Admin/EMT Fee:
$15 (one fee per rider/horse combination)
Incomplete
Entry Fee: $10; Late Fee, after February 24:
$10
Non-Compete Horse Fee:
$15
Times will be posted on or before March 1, 2007 |
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ASHLAND FARM CROSS COUNTRY FUN DAY
Saturday, March 17, 2007
A Cross Country Only Schooling Show
CLOSING DATE: March 10, 2007
Start Time 9:00 AM
Organizers: Ann
Haller (Show Manager)
Lynn Hennelly (Show Secretary)
Lucy Calhoun
Class List and Entry Form
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Class # |
Description |
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1.
Starter.Pace |
A measured track of
terrain to be ridden at either 300 meters/min (m/m)
or 35o m/m. No jumps. Practice your timing
without a watch. Each competitor that finishes
within 10 seconds of the optimum time will receive a
blue ribbon.
(Let the starter know whether you want to be timed at
300m/m or at 350 m/m.) |
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2.
Starter Logs |
An introductory
course of logs to 18." A great confidence
builder for horses or riders new to cross country
riding. Clear rounds receive blue ribbons.
(Rounds will be timed for information only.) |
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3.
Starter Cross Country |
A cross country
course that includes banks, ditches, water crossings and
jumps to 2'6". Appropriate for horses and
riders with some experience riding cross country.
Judged on optimum time only. Disobediences
not to count. Optimum time based on 300 m/m.
Blue ribbons to competitors who finish within 20 seconds
of optimum time. |
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Note:
Classes 4, 5 & 6 are
Clear Round Competitions. Each competitor who
rides
a clear round within the optimum time will receive a
blue ribbon. |
| 4. Novice
Clear Round Cross Country |
Fences to 3'.
XC speed --350 m/m. |
| 5.
Training Clear Round Cross Country |
Fences to
3'3". XC speed -- 420 m/m. |
| 6.
Preliminary Clear Round Cross Country |
Fences to
3'6". XC speed -- 520 m/m.
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Additional ride times may be available at the
show -- sign up early if you want to do more than one class.
Entry Fees:
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Starter
Pace Class: $15
(Non-Competing Horse Fee: $15 |
Classes
2 thru 6: $25
Admin/EMT Fee: $15
Incomplete Entry Fee: $10 |
Additional Classes: $15
Late Fee, after 3/10: $10) |
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Competitors will be judged according to the USEF/USEA
Eventing Rules for Cross Country.
Horse/rider combinations may participate in no more than
2 consecutive levels.
Cross Country vests are recommended but not required.
Times will be posted on our Web site:
www.ashlandfarm.com
by Thursday, March 15. |
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BRYAN
TWEED JUMPING CLINICS
Saturday, August 25th
Sunday, August 26th
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Entry Form
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Bryan focuses on making both horses and
riders confident and comfortable about the
job they are doing, whether in Show Jumping or in Cross Country.
His jumping
exercises are fun, interesting, and appropriate for the level of
horse and rider.
BRYAN TWEED BIO
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Saturday, August 25th
Combined Flat Work & Gymnastics |
Sunday,
August 26th
Cross Country |
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Group
1: Fences to 2'6"
Group 2: Fences to 3'0"
Group 3: Fences to 3'6" |
Group 1: Beginner Novice
Group 2:
Novice
Group 3:
Training/Preliminary |
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Groups
will consist of 4 to 5 people, and will last
approximately 1-1/2 hours
We will try to accommodate any special requests.
Times will be posted Thursday, August 23rd |
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Entry Fees: One Day $90
Both Days $175
Auditing is free and is encouraged
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Stabling is available on a
limited basis. First night: $35. Additional nights:
$25
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Please bring your own food and drink
All dogs must be leashed.
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2nd Annual ASHLAND FARM
EVENTING DERBY and DRESSAGE SHOW
SATURDAY, September 22, 2007
GDCTA Recognized
JUDGES: Mary Fowler (R), Sharpsburg
2nd Judge: TBA
Printable Class List & Entry Form
Organizers: Ann
Haller (Show Manager)
Lynn Hennelly (Show Secretary)
Lucy Calhoun |
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OPENING DATE: August
22, 2007
CLOSING DATE: September 15, 2007
An Eventing
Derby competition consists of 2 phases, a dressage test and
a jumping course. What makes it special is that the
jumping course
is itself a combination of Show Jumping and Cross Country
courses.
It includes, in one course, both XC questions with issues
of terrain,
such as banks, ditches, water, etc., and Show Jumping
questions,
which require more balance, agility and control to
navigate.
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FIFTH ANNUAL
HAUNTED
HOLLOW HUNTER PACE
Saturday, October 27, 2007
Printable
Info, Class List & Entry Form
CLOSED TO NEW ENTRIES
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| OPENING DATE: September 27,
2007 |
A Hunter Pace is an
opportunity to ride out with friends on a glorious
(rain or shine) Fall day, fast or slow, jumping or going
around the jumps,
and to have a grand time doing it. It is disguised as a
competition.
As a competition the winners are those in each division who
come in at
the time closest to the optimum time. The optimum time is
roughly
determined by the speed at which a fox hunter would safely
negotiate the terrain.
The optimum time is predetermined.
(A walk = 100-120 mpm;
Trot = 220-240 mpm; Canter = 350-400 mpm) |
DEFINITION OF DIVISIONS
All divisions are ridden in teams of two or more, except for
the Black Cat Run. The competition is judged on time. The
winners are those who complete their ride in the time
closest to the optimum (NOT THE FASTEST) time. Each
division's course will be clearly marked, and there will be
spotters along the way.
All jumps are optional.
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Rolling Pumpkins |
(Walk) Approximately 2 Kilometers: This is timed at a
leisurely walk. The purpose is to enjoy the beautiful
surroundings, stop to look around, and have time to chat
with your teammates. This division is approximately a mile
long, and has no water crossings. |
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Floating Ghosts |
(Walk/Trot) Approximately 5 Kilometers: This is ridden at a
brisk walk and trot. You still have time to look around,
just don't be too leisurely. There will be small obstacles
on course. You may jump them for fun or go around them. This
division is approximately 5 Kilometers long. (May have a
water crossing.) |
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Flying Witches |
(Walk/Trot/Canter) Approximately 10 Kilometers: This is
ridden at a walk, trot, and canter. (It is not a race.)
Please still enjoy your surroundings, no matter how fast
they flash by. There are bigger obstacles on course. You may
jump them, or go around them. Division will be approx 10
Kilometers long, with 2 water crossings. |
WHY NOT ADD A BLACK CAT RUN ?
(Ridden entirely in the Cross Country Field. Short,
fast, and fun!) |
A
1000 meter cross country course to be ridden at 350 mpm.
Has 8 - 10 obstacles ranging from 18" to 3' 3"
All jumps are optional.
Judged only on optimum time (350
mpm)
(Optimum is NOT the fastest time!)
A great tune up for your next recognized event
And it's fun! |
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COSTUMES IN HONOR OF HALLOWEEN
ARE ENCOURAGED!
They will be Announced, Photographed,
AND POSTED on our WEB SITE! |
Please
present your team (or yourself),
to be "announced" and photographed during one of the
following times:
10 AM to 11 AM
12 Noon to 1 PM
2 PM to 3 PM
*Helmet and shoes with heels are required. |
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Hot complimentary lunch for riders and volunteers :
GHOULash, (Autumn Beef Stew or vegetarian
alternative,)
Sweet Potato Rolls, Slaw and Apple Crisp
provided by the critically acclaimed
TWISTED OAK WOODFIRE GRILL
of Monroe, GA
Extra tickets for Lunch: $10
Extra tickets for lunch on day of show: $12
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Entry Fees (includes lunch):
Rolling Pumpkins $25.00
Floating Ghosts $35.00
Flying Witches $35.00
Black Cat Run $20.00 **
Late Fee (after closing date): $10 Incomplete Entry
Fee: $10
NO LATE FEE FOR BLACK CAT RUN.
BLACK CAT RUN MAY BE ADDED ON DAY OF SHOW.
** (The Black Cat Run does not include lunch
if it is the only ride on the entry form.) |
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HILLTOPPER'S PONY CLUB BENEFIT
FABULOUS FALL COMBINED TEST
Dressage and Show Jumping
(GDCTA RECOGNIZED)
Saturday, November 18, 2006
Judge: Ann Genovese (r), Pine Lake, GA
Secretary: Peggy Hawley
Printable Class List & Entry Form |
OPENING DATE:
October 18, 2006
CLOSING DATE: November 11, 2006
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COMBINED TEST DIVISION |
DRESSAGE TEST
(ridden in small
arena) |
SHOW
JUMPING |
| 1. Amoeba |
2003 USDF Intro Test A |
Fences to 18" |
| 2.
Tadpole |
2003 USDF Intro Test B |
Fences to 2'0" |
| 3.
Beginner Novice |
2006 Beg. Novice Test A |
Fences to 2'6" |
| 4.
Novice |
2006 Novice Test A |
Fences to 3'0" |
| 5.
Training |
2006
Training Test A |
Fences to 3'3" |
DRESSAGE TEST ONLY*
Intro A & B in small
arena.
Training 1 and above in large
arena. |
SHOW JUMPING ONLY** |
| 6.
Introductory Test A |
11.
Training Level Test 4 |
16. Amoeba |
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Introductory Test B |
12.
First Level Test 1 |
17.
Tadpole |
| 8.
Training Level Test 1 |
13.
First Level Test 2 |
18.
Beginner Novice |
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9. Training Level Test 2* |
14.
First Level Test 3 |
19.
Novice |
| 10.
Training Level Test 3 |
15.
First Level Test 4 |
20.
Training |
* Other tests may be ridden by request
* The McWilliams Trophy will be
awarded to the Pony Club member with the highest
dressage score in Training Level Test 2. |
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Entry Fees
$45 per division; $30 per additional division
$25 Dressage Test only; $20 per additional Dressage Test
$20 per Show Jumping only; $10 per additional Show Jumping
round
(Late fee, after
November 11: $10; Incomplete entry fee: $10)
**All clear rounds within optimum time will receive blue
ribbons.
Times will be posted at
www.ashlandfarm.com before midnight, November 16th. |
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Important Information for all Show Participants
Printable Version |
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Please mail
all entries to: Peggy Hawley, Barlyn Farm, 3965 Hwy 138,
Covington, GA 30014.
- Late entries and
incomplete entries make extra work and will be charged a
$10 fee.
Please submit your entries on time, with a check
made out to HILLTOPPERS PONY CLUB, and these required
items:
1. All GDCTA recognized shows must
include a signed GDCTA
"Hold Harmless" release, unless we
already have a signed 2006
release
from you on file.
2. Proof of negative coggins
within 1 year of event must be submitted with entry
3. The release at the bottom of entry
forms must be signed. A parent must sign
release for
riders under 18.
- Ride Times will be
called to participants on Wednesday, November 15th.
If you have not received your ride times, please call
Peggy Hawley at 770 786-4026.
- The show will be held
in the new Ashland Farm Equestrian Schooling Show
Facility.
Use the Highway 138 entrance.
Map available here.
- All USEF Eventing
Dressage tests will be the 2006 version.
- We charge a $20
returned check fee.
- REFUND POLICY:
- Before closing date check will be returned.
- After closing date, refund less $10 if place can be
filled from waiting list,
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otherwise no refund.
- If show is cancelled due to weather competitors may
either rollover their
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to any show through 2006, or receive a refund less $10.
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Attire is
informal, but neat. All riders must wear helmets and
boots with heels.
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All dogs
(and small children) must be leashed.
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Classes
may be divided, combined, or altered as entries
warrant.
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Times
will be telephoned to participants on Wednesday,
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All ride
times are tentative. Organizers reserve the right to
change ride times.
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Ribbons
awarded 1st through 6th place.
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JIM GRAHAM (I) Jim
Graham represented the United
States in the 1994 World Equestrian Games at The Hague. He
has competed at the ROLEX CCI**** and the BURGLEY CCI**** as
well as other CCI*** events. He is an FEI "I" Judge and a
selector for the US Equestrian Team. He is also a graduate
A-level Pony Clubber, and an active coach and clinician.
Under his guidance the Area IV NAYRC (Young Riders) CCI* Team
won Gold in 1999. A number of his students have competed
at the CCI* and CCI** level, including Debbie Crowley who won
the 2003 Radnor CCI**. For more information please go to
http://www.meadowrunfarm.com.
MARY FOWLER (R)
Mary Fowler is a USEF "R" Dressage Judge, and a
USDF Bronze and Silver Medalist. She regularly teaches dressage
and eventing riders at the Advanced Level. When asked to tell
about herself, she chooses to focus on her horses. She breeds and
trains all her own horses. Her stallion (whom she has had since he
was 5 months old) was First Level Free Style Champion in the United
States, and many the horses he has sired and she has raised and trained
have achieved highest honors in national dressage competitions.
Mary told us that she is especially looking forward
to the opportunity to combine working with students in the clinic on
Saturday with the feedback she can give, movement by movement, as a
judge, on Sunday. |
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