HIDCTA “All-Kine” Schooling Show & Fun Day
Panaewa Equestrian Center, Hilo, Hawaii
March 11, 2007 – 8:00 a.m.
Judge: Barb Kankainen
Show Manager: Maureen Goto 935-9018
8:00 am Main Arena
1. Showmanship, 11 & under. English or western.
2. Showmanship, 12-18. English or western.
3. “Antique” Showmanship, Open/Adult English or western. Horses must be 15 or older.
4. Leadline Walk-Trot Equitation Rail class English & western, 11 & under.
5. Beginner Walkabout Riders who have not trotted or cantered. Rail class, walk only. Open.
6 Novice RIDER Walk-Trot Equitation/Pleasure Rail class. 11 & under. English or western.
7. Novice RIDER Walk-Trot Equitation/Pleasure Rail class. 12-18. English or western.
8. Novice RIDER Walk-Trot Equitation English & western. 11 & under.
9. Novice RIDER Walk-Trot-Canter Equitation Rail class. English & western, 11 & under
10. Novice RIDER Walk-Trot-Canter Equitation Rail class. English & western, 12 & over.
11. Novice HORSE Walk-Trot-Canter Pleasure Rail class. English & western, Open
commands promptly and correctly.
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12. Leadline Barrels Kids (under 12) lead adults (19 and over)
13. Walk-trot Cloverleaf Barrels 18 and under. May NOT canter or lope.
14. Junior Cloverleaf Barrels 18 & under.
15. Cloverleaf Barrels . Open.
16. Leadline Polebending 18 and under.
17. Walk-trot Pole Bending 18 and under. May NOT canter or lope.
18. Pole Bending Open
19. Costume Relay Teens (13-19) against adults (over 20). Sign up in teams of two..
20. Musical tires Open
21. Water Glass Relay Open
22. Apple Dunking Relay Open. Sign up in teams of two
23. Egg and Spoon. Open. Rail class, not timed.
24. Keyhole Race Open
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25. Novice RIDER Hunt Seat Equitation Open. Eight crossrails, max. 18”, trot or canter.
26. Novice HORSE Crossrails Eight crossrails, max. 18”, trot or canter.
27. Hunt Seat Equitation over Fences 18 & under. 8 jumps at 2’ high, at canter.
28. Hunt Seat Equitation over Fences Open. 8 jumps at 2’ high, at canter.
29. Novice Hunter over Fences Open. 8-10 jumps, 2’ high, at canter.
30. Low Hunter over Fences Open. 8-10 jumps, 2’3” high, at canter
31. Hunter Hack - Open. Two jumps at 2’3”, walk-trot-canter on the rail, individual hand gallop..
10:00 am - 2:00 pm TRAIL COURSE, behind the main arena. Judge: Gail Duituturaga.
32. Novice RIDER Walk-Trot Trail 11 & under.
33. Novice RIDER Walk-Trot Trail 12 & over.
34. Novice HORSE Walk-Trot Trail Open
35. Open Trail. Will be asked to canter. Will be divided English/western if entries warrant.
26. Sit-a-Fiver Jackpot. Winner takes all. All ages, any style of riding. Sit bareback on your own $5 bill. Last rider with $5 remaining wins. No ribbons, no entry fee – just show up!
General Rules and Information
Rules: USEF rules where applicable.
Entry fees: $5.00 per class. No deadline for entries; sign up at the show.
Waivers: Must be signed for all riders and horses BEFORE they ride on the show grounds, regardless of whether they are entered in the show.
Multiple Riders/Multiple Entries: A horse may compete more than once in jumping, trail and games classes, with different riders.
Novice Horse classes are designed for green horses with experienced riders, in their first or second year of showing. A Novice horse may not compete in any class requiring jumping.
Novice Rider classes are designed for beginner riders in their first year of showing at that level. (Please, no beginner riders on green horses!)
Showmanship classes: In-hand. Judged on grooming, cleanliness, and handling. Judge will announce pattern. English riders show in bridle, western riders in halter and lead.
Trail classes 32-35: Judged separately on an outside trail course, behind the arena, from 10:00 - 2:00 pm. Ride the trail course at your own convenience, but you MUST complete the class before 2:00 pm. English or western, may use two hands on the reins. Course will be posted.
Games: All games classes 12-24 can be ridden in English or western tack, with one or two hands on the reins.
Hunter and Hunt Seat classes 25-31 must be ridden in appropriate English tack and attire.
Awards: Ribbons for 1st through 6th place, for all classes other than Sit-a-Fiver.
Helmets & Attire: Correct attire is encouraged. To comply with HIDCTA and insurance regulations, boots with a heel and ASTM-SEI approved helmets with harnesses are required for all riders, including western riders, whenever mounted. Helmets are available for loan from the secretary’s booth. Jackets and ties are optional. Protective vests are encouraged in jumping classes.
Gaits: Horses that perform intermediate gaits (singlefoot, running walk, pace, or similar non-diagonal gait) will be included and judged along with horses that perform the trot or jog.
Stallions: Well-mannered stallions are welcome, but may not be shown, ridden or handled by anyone under 18.
Tack and Equipment: Appropriate tack should be used for the style of riding. Bitless bridles, including hackamores and sidepulls, are allowed. No martingales, tiedowns, boots or bandages in pleasure, equitation or trail classes; no horse boots or bandages in hunter or trail classes. Stirrups may not be tied to the girth. No dressage whips in jumping classes.
Schooling: Schooling areas are set behind the arena.
Dogs: Dogs must be leashed.
Questions? Manager: Maureen Goto 935-9018
