warrenton horse show program 2015

8/20/2019 Warrenton Horse Show Program 2015

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SHOW OFFICERS & OFFICIALS

THE WARRENTON HORSE SHOW ASSOCIATION, INC.

OFFICERSPresident ............. .............. ............... .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. ............... .............. .............. ............ Mrs. Helen C. Wiley

Co-Vice President ..................................................................................................................Mrs. Pann Drunagel & Mrs. Louisa Lenehan

Treasurer .............. ............... .............. .............. .............. .............. ............... .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. ... Mrs. Mary Reed

Secretary ............... .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. ............... .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. Ms. M’Lesa Brew

Show Secretary ..................................................................................................................................................................Mrs. Diane Jones

BOARD OF DIRECTORSMs. M’Lesa Brew

Mrs. E. Sue Bopp

Mrs. Courtney Curtis Bowes

Mr. Snowden Clarke

Ms. Victoria Clarke

Mr. John Coles, MFH

Mrs. Karen Crane

Mrs. Pann Drunagel

Mrs. Hilary S. Gerhardt

Ms. Andrea Gilman

Mrs. Amy Gorsira

Mrs. Nancy Granger

Mr. Robin C. Gulick

Mr. William Howland

Mrs. Alison D. Lee

Mrs. Louisa Lenehan

Ms. Marion Maggiolo

Mrs. Debby Michelson-Boyle

Mrs. Joan Fox Miller

Ms. Jonelle Mullen

Mrs. Betty R. Oare

Mr. Roy Perry

Mrs. Mary Kennedy Reed

Mrs. Carolyn Russell

Mrs. Helen C. Wiley

Mrs. Douglas Wise-Stuart, MFH

THURSDAY LUNCH BUNCH

Mr. & Mrs. Charles BoppMrs. Ashton Burke

Mrs. Karen Crane

Ms. Mary Kay Estep

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Gerhardt

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Giampi

Dr. & Mrs. Hugh GrangerMr. & Mrs. William Hair

Mrs. Anne Hall

Mrs. Charles Hoovler

Mr. & Mrs. James Lee

Mrs. Jacqueline Clemons MacKlinMr. & Mrs. Peter McGuire

Mr. & Mrs. Conrad Miller

Ms. Jennifer Nesbit

Mrs. Jane Noland

Mr. & Mrs. Ernest M. OareMr. & Mrs. Morey Oare

Mrs. Shelley Payne

Mr. & Mrs. J. Arthur Reynolds,

Mrs. Carolyn Russell

Warrenton Horse Show

Receives USEF Heritage Competition Status

From the USEF Communications DepartmentLexington, KY – The Warrenton Horse Show, hosted by the Warrenton Horse Show Association, has beenhonored with the United States Equestrian Federation’s designation as a USEF Heritage Competition, thehighest honor currently held by any Federation horse show.

The designation of a USEF Heritage Competition is reserved for competitions that have been in existencefor a quarter-century or more, promoted and grown equestrian sport, and made contributions to thecommunity outside the gates of the horse show by achieving, maintaining, and promoting the equestrianideals of sportsmanship and competition.

Founded in 1899, the Warrenton Horse Show Association is the oldest continuously operating corporationin Virginia and represents the interests of horse show enthusiasts, competitors, horse breeders and the

community of Warrenton, Virginia. The ve-day show offers a variety of competition classes includingladies sidesaddle, hunters, jumpers, hunting pairs and more.

The Warrenton Horse Show benets several organizations, including the Fauquier Health Foundation, theFauquier Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, Bright Stars, the Make A Wish Foundation andother local charities.

“The Warrenton Horse Show is one of the oldest equestrian exhibitions of its kind in the United States,”said USEF Chief Executive Ofcer John Long. “With its long tenure and many charitable contributions, both national and local, the show exemplies everything the USEF looks for when designating a HeritageCompetition.”


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HAMPTON INNof Warrenton

"Official Horse Show Hotel"

for the

WARRENTON HORSE SHOW

501 Blackwell Road • Warrenton, VA 20186

1-800-HAMPTON • (540) 349-4200

STANDARD AMENITIES

Free Continental Breakfast Buffet • Free Cable TV/VCR

Outdoor Pool • Non-Smoking Rooms • In-House Fitness Center

Basketball • Free Local Calls • Picnic Area/BBQ Grill


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OFFICIALSThe following have accepted the invitation to ofciate. The committee reserves the right to vary, change or add to this list if necessary

WEDNESDAY - SATURDAY CLASSESMr. J. Tucker Ericson .....................................................Ocala, FL

SUNDAY CLASSESMrs. DeDe Bache Shumate ............................................ Reva, VA

WHS HUNTER BREEDINGMr. J. Tucker Ericson .....................................................Ocala, FL

EASTERN COAST COMPETITION OF THEINTERNATIONAL HUNTER FUTURITY

Mr. Scott D. Burkhart..................................................... Lititz, PAMs. Carol Molony ....................................................Brewster, NY

HUNTER COURSE DESIGNER Mr. Tommy Lee Jones ............................................Warrenton, VA

HUNTER CLASSIC COURSE DESIGNER Mr. Glenn Moody............................................ Charlottesville, VA

STEWARDMr. Wayne Eubank ......................................... Fredericksburg, VA

SHOW MANAGER Mr. Tommy Lee Jones ........................................... Warrenton, VA

RING MASTERSMr. James Drunagel .............................................. Warrenton, VAMr. William Hair ................................................... Warrenton, VAMr. Charles Ross ................................................... Warrenton, VA

FOOD CONCESSIONJump Start Café

SHOW OFFICEMrs. Diane Jones ................................................... Warrenton, VAMrs. Mary Reed .................................................... Warrenton, VA

Mrs. Debra Bowden .............................................. Smitheld, VA

ANNOUNCER Mr. Richard Isner ............................................Charlottesville, VA

PHOTOGRAPHERSMr. Richard Clay ...................................................Amissville, VA

540-937-3539, richardclayphotography.comMs. Susan M. Carter ...............................................Casanova, VA

540-349-6038, susanmcarterphotography.com

FARRIER Mr. Scott Whitehead ............................................. Rixeyville, VA

FEED AND STABLE SUPPLIESVirginia-West .........................................................Smitheld, VA

(757-630-8664)

SHOW MEDICMs. Jamila Flowers ................................................... Henrico, VA

VETERINARIANDr. Steve Bartlett ....................................................Warrenton, VA

www.warrentonhorseshow.com • P.O. Box 535, Warrenton, VA 20188 • (540)-347-9442(Only during the show) FedEx Address: 60 East Shirley Avenue, Warrenton, Virginia 20186

THE WARRENTON HORSE SHOW OFFERS OUR EXHIBITORS SPECIAL SHOW FEATURES AND ACTIVITIES

• Beer Concession to Benet the Fauquier SPCA • Horn Blowing Exhibition - Sunday Evening

• Exhibitor’s Luncheon Thursday • Hunt Night Reception - Sunday Evening

• Hunter Futurity Luncheon Friday • Hunt Night Tailgate Competition - Sunday Evening

• Hunter Classic & Reception - Saturday Evening

AREA ACCOMMODATIONS

Hampton Inn (Ofcial Hotel) .................................. (540) 349-4200Holiday Inn Express .......................(540) 341-3461 Black Horse Inn...............................(540) 349-4020HoJo Inn ......................................... (540) 347-4141 Baymont Inn ....................................(540) 349-8900

DIRECTIONS TO HORSE SHOW GROUNDSDriving from Washington — Take I-66 West to Warrenton/Gainesville Exit (Rt. 29 South). Approximately 15 miles to show groundon Business Rt. 29 south (1st Warrenton Exit). Go thru approximately 6 trafc lights on Rt. 29 South Business - Show Grounds on rightDriving from Winchester — Take Route 50 East to Route 17 South at Paris, then onto I-66 East to Warrenton Exit (Rt. 17 South). Ap-

proximately 12 miles to trafc light in Warrenton, turn right on Rt. 29 South to show grounds on right.Driving from Richmond — Via I-95 North to Fredericksburg, Exit Rt. 17 North. Follow Rt. 17 to Bus. Rt. 29 North; take exit for 17N& 211W approximately 3 miles to show grounds on left.


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TENTATIVE TIME TABLEWEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 2015, 8:00 A.M. 91. Warm Up (Unjudged) 14. Local Hunter - (Other Than Owner Rider) 15. Local Hunter - (Other Than Owner Rider) 16. Local Hunter Under Saddle - (Other Than Owner Rider) 17. Local Hunter - Owner Rider 18. Local Hunter - Owner Rider 19. Local Hunter Under Saddle - Owner Rider Grand Champion Local Hunter 32. Schooling Hunter Over Fences 33. Schooling Hunter Over Fences 34. Schooling Hunter Under Saddle 20. Modied Children’s/Adult Hunter 21. Modied Children’s/Adult Hunter 22. Modied Children’s/Adult Hunter Under Saddle 102. Thoroughbred Hunter Over Fences 103. Thoroughbred Hunter Over Fences 104. Thoroughbred Hunter Under Saddle

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 2015, 8:00 A.M. 92. Warm Up (Unjudged) 1. Baby Green Hunter Over Fences

2. Baby Green Hunter Over Fences 3. Baby Green Hunter Under Saddle 4. Three Year Old Hunter Over Fences 5. Three Year Old Conformation Hunter 6. Three Year Old Hunter Under Saddle 7. Pre-Green Hunter Over Fences - 3’ 8. Pre-Green Hunter Over Fences - 3’ 9. Pre-Green Hunter Under Saddle - 3’ 10. Pre-Green Hunter Over Fences – 3’3” 11. Pre-Green Hunter Over Fences – 3’3” 12. Pre-Green Hunter Under Saddle - 3’3” 52. Virginia Bred Young Hunter Under Saddle 53. Virginia Bred Young Hunter Hack – 2’6” 54. Too Slow To Go

55. Back From The Track Under Saddle 65. Special Hunter Over Fences 66. Special Conformation Hunter Over Fences 67. Special Hunter Under Saddle

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2015, 6:30 A.M.

(SUPERVISED SCHOOLING FOR FUTURITY HORSES ONLY)

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2015, 8:00 A.M.

International Hunter Futurity -- East Coast Three Year Olds Over Fences - Conformation 25% Three Year Olds Over Fences - Working Four Year Old Competition Over Fences – Conformation 25% Four Year Olds Over Fences - Working Four Year Old Competition Under Saddle Three Year Olds Under Saddle

Challenge Series Yearling Colts & Geldings Yearling Fillies Two Year Old Colts & Geldings Two Year Old Fillies Three Year Old Colts & Geldings Three Year Old Fillies Two Year Old Under Saddle

FRIDAY - NOT TO START BEFORE 1:00 P.M. 93. Warm Up (Unjudged) 57. Adult Amateur Hunter Over Fences - 35 & Under 58. Adult Amateur Hunter Over Fences - 35 & Under 59. Adult Amateur Hunter Under Saddle - 35 & Under 60. Adult Amateur Hunter Over Fences - Over 35 61. Adult Amateur Hunter Over Fences - Over 35 62. Adult Amateur Hunter Under Saddle - Over 35 Grand Champion Adult Amateur Hunter 26. Amateur Owner Hunter Over Fences - 3’3” 27. Amateur Owner Hunter Over Fences - 3’3” 28. Amateur Owner Hunter Under Saddle 29. Amateur Owner Hunter Over Fences - 3’6” 30. Amateur Owner Hunter Over Fences - 3’6” 31. Amateur Owner Hunter Under Saddle 105. Small Junior Hunter Over Fences - 3’3” 106. Small Junior Hunter Over Fences - 3’3” 107. Small Junior Hunter Under Saddle 108. Large Junior Hunter Over Fences - 3’3” 109. Large Junior Hunter Over Fences - 3’3” 110. Large Junior Hunter Under Saddle111. Small Junior Hunter Over Fences - 3’6”

112. Small Junior Hunter Over Fences - 3’6” 113. Small Junior Hunter Under Saddle 114. Large Junior Hunter Over Fences - 3’6” 115. Large Junior Hunter Over Fences - 3’6” 116. Large Junior Hunter Under Saddle 23. Children’s Hunter Over Fences 24. Children’s Hunter Over Fences WIHS/NAL 25. Children’s Hunter Under Saddle

GRAND CHAMPION HUNTER

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2015, 9:00 A.M.

VIRGINIA BREEDERS FUND YEARLING FUTURITY

VHSA YEARLING FUTURITY EXHIBITION

35. TB/Unregistered TB Yearling Colts & Geldings 36. TB/Unregistered TB Yearling Fillies Best TB/Unregistered TB Yearling 37. TB/Unregistered TB Colt Foals 38. TB/Unregistered TB Filly Foals Best TB/Unregistered TB Foal 39. TB/Unregistered TB Broodmares 40. TB/Unregistered TB Two Year Old Colts & Geldings 41. TB/Unregistered TB Two Year Old Fillies Best TB/Unregistered TB Two Year Old 42. TB/Unregistered TB Three Year Olds TB/Unregistered TB Breeding Championship 43. Other Than TB Broodmares 44. Other Than TB Colt Foals

45. Other Than TB Filly Foals Best Other Than TB Foal 46. Other Than TB Yearling Colts & Geldings 47. Other Than TB Yearling Fillies Best Other Than TB Yearling 48. Other Than TB Two Year Old Colts & Geldings 49. Other Than TB Two Year Old Fillies Best Other Than TB Two Year Old 50. Other Than TB Three Year Olds Other Than TB Breeding Championship Best Young Horse 51. Amateur Handler Breeding Class Handler Award


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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2015, 7:00 P.M.

75. THE $5,000 WARRENTON TOYOTA SCION & MILLER TOYOTA SCION HUNTER CLASSIC

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2015, 8:00 A.M. 68. Opportunity Pleasure Hunter Walk, Trot 69. Opportunity Pleasure Hunter Walk, Trot, Canter 70. Opportunity Pleasure Hunter Go As You Please 71. Opportunity Pleasure Hunter Hack

97. Pure-bed Cleveland Bay In Hand 98. Part-bred Cleveland Bay In Hand 99. Cleveland Bay Under Saddle 100. Cleveland Bay Hunter Hack 101. Cleveland Bay Get of Sire

NOT TO START BEFORE 10:00 A.M. 95. Leadline 96. Walk - Trot

FOXHUNTER EXHIBITION CLASSESAPPROXIMATELY 11:00 A.M. 77. Warm Up 3’ 78. Junior Field Hunter - Under 18 79. Fox Hunter - 18-30 80. Fox Hunter - 31-45 81. Fox Hunter – 46 & Over 82. Hunting Pairs 83. Ladies Hunter Hack 84. Junior Hunter Hack

85. Gentleman’s Hunter Hack 72. Ladies Side Saddle Under Saddle 73. Ladies Side Saddle Hunter Hack 74. Ladies Side Saddle Over Fences 86. Hunting Staff 87. Horn Blowing Contest 88. Fox Hunter Corinthian Class 89. Hunt Teams HUNT NIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2015, 6:00 P.M. THE WILLIAM G. MILLER TAILGATE COMPETITION

No Entry Fee

Sponsored by Farm Credit Country Mortgages

Warrenton Horse Show

Proud Sponsors of the 116th Annual

8566 Sudley Road, Manassas VA, 20110

6449 Lee Highway, Warrenton VA, 20187


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Hunt Night Competition Sponsors

Feature Sponsors

Middleburg Bank Karen & Michael Crane

Division Sponsors

Class Sponsors

Warrenton/Miller Toyota Hunter Classic Sponsors

TuDane Farm Railside Gifts Nancy Granger Elmwood Farm Glory Days Grill

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Reed Mr. & Mrs. Tom Eichhorn & Jewel-B-Lee Farm

Horse Country TuDane Farm & Jonelle Mullen Mr. & Mrs. Zohar Ben-Dov

The Flikeid Family Mrs. George L. Ohrstrom, Jr.

Mrs. Courtney Curtis Bowes Gulick, Carson & Thorpe, P.C. Lochlow Farm

Mrs. Helen C. Wiley Mr. & Mrs. Steven McVeigh & Weatherburn Farm

Skyland/Denice & Roy Perry Mrs. Debby Michelson-Boyle Dr. & Mrs. Martin Harrell

Orange Hill Norden Equine Worldwide Hazel River Farm

Ms. Elizabeth Wiley Ms. Virginia Fout & Mr. Michael Whetstone

Presenting Sponsors

Farm Credit Country Mortgages Tri-County Feeds, Etc.

Horse Country Saddlery Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Nesbit Bowes

Mrs. M. Douglas Wise-Stuart, MFH Mr. & Mrs. John Coles

Mr. & Mrs. Ernest M. Oare Dr. Rita Mae Brown, MFH Mr. Bill Graves

Special Thanks ToThe EMO Agency, Inc. for sponsoring the exhibitor numbers.

Hazel River for sponsoring the Beer Wagon


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SHOW RULES AND REGULATIONSEvery class offered herein which is covered by the rules and specications of the current USEF Rule Book will be conducted and

judged in accordance therewith.

LIFE, SENIOR ACTIVE AND JUNIOR ACTIVE MEMBERS SHALL BE ELIGIBLE TO PARTICIPATE IN ALL CLASSESAT REGULAR COMPETITIONS, EVENTING COMPETITIONS AT THE PRELIMINARY LEVEL OR ABOVE ANDCOMBINED DRIVING COMPETITIONS AT THE ADVANCED LEVEL, DRESSAGE, REINING AND VAULTINGCOMPETITIONS AND ENDURANCE RIDES. A NONMEMBER MAY PARTICIPATE AS A HANDLER, RIDER, DRIVEROWNER, LESSEE, AGENT, COACH OR TRAINER AT REGULAR COMPETITIONS, EVENTING COMPETITIONSDRESSAGE COMPETITIONS, REINING COMPETITIONS AND COMBINED DRIVING COMPETITIONS UPON

PAYMENT OF A $30 SHOW PASS FEE. PARTICIPANTS IN THE FOLLOWING CLASSES ARE EXEMPTED FROM THEREQUIREMENTS OF THIS RULE: 1) LEADLINE; 2) EXHIBITIONS; 3) GAMES AND RACES; 4) CLASSES FOR 4-HMEMBERS; 5) WALK TROT AND ACADEMY CLASSES (ACADEMY CLASSES ARE CLASSES LIMITED TO HORSESUSED REGULARLY IN A LESSON PROGRAM); 6) USDF INTRODUCTORY LEVEL TESTS, PAS DE DEUX ANDQUADRILLE CLASSES; 7) NRHA ENDORSED REINING COMPETITIONS. 8) OPPORTUNITY CLASSES, 9) CITIZENSOF OTHER NATIONS WHO HAVE PROOF, IN ENGLISH, OF CURRENT MEMBERSHIP IN GOOD STANDING OFTHEIR OWN NATIONAL FEDERATION, 10) USEA BEGINNER NOVICE DIVISION; AND 11) ASSISTANT HANDLERSIN DRESSAGE SPORT HORSE BREEDING CLASSES.

By entering a Federation-licensed Competition and signing this entry blank as the Owner, Lessee, Trainer, Manager, Agent, Coach,Driver, Rider, Handler, Vaulter or Longeur and on behalf of myself and my principals, representatives, employees and agents, I agreethat I am subject to the Bylaws and Rules of The United States Equestrian Federation, Inc. (the “Federation”) and the local rules of theCompetition. I agree to be bound by the Bylaws and Rules of the Federation and of the competition. I will accept as nal the decision ofthe Hearing Committee on any question arising under the Rules, and agree to release and hold harmless the Competition, the Federation

their ofcials, directors and employees for any action taken under the Rules. I represent that I am eligible to enter and/or participate under the Rules, and every horse I am entering is eligible as entered. I also agree that as a condition of and in consideration of acceptanceof entry, the Federation and/or the Competition may use or assign photographs, videos, audios, cable-casts, broadcasts, internet, lmnew media or other likenesses of me and my horse taken during the course of the Competition for the promotion, coverage or benetof the Competition, sport, or the Federation. Those likenesses shall not be used to advertise a product and they may not be used in sucha way as to jeopardize amateur status. I hereby expressly and irrevocably waive and release any rights in connection with such useincluding any claim to compensation, invasion of privacy, right of publicity, or to misappropriation. The construction and applicationof Federation rules are governed by the laws of the State of New York, and any action instituted against the Federation must be led inNew York State. See GR908.4.

REGULAR ENTRIES CLOSE AUGUST 18, 2015. Entries received after this date will be accepted at the regular fee plus be chargeda late fee of $20.00 per horse. ALL WARRENTON HORSE SHOW BREEDING ENTRIES WILL CLOSE ONE HOUR PRIOR TOTHE CLASS.

EXHIBITOR NUMBERS WILL NOT BE ISSUED UNTIL ALL REQUIRED INFORMATION, SIGNATURES, AND FEESOR OPEN CHECK HAVE BEEN PRESENTED TO THE SHOW SECRETARY, including the original or a copy of all USEFmembership and measurement cards and a Negative Coggins Test report taken within one (1) year on each animal exhibited. All Amateur exhibitors must present their Amateur cards and must list their ages on all entry blanks. Entries must be submitted on the printedEntry Blank or an exact photocopy thereof. Entries must be signed by the exhibitor; the rider or handler; and the trainer; or by theagent(s) of such person(s). Exhibitors are responsible for all fees of all horses/ponies/riders entered by them or their agents even thoughpayment for these fees is not submitted with the entry blank. Exhibitors are responsible for their errors and those of their agents. TheWarrenton Horse Show will not be responsible for misinterpretation of handwriting. In order for the starters to have accurate informationon horse, owner and rider, entries must be made at the horse show ofce.

SCRATCHES AND REFUNDS: Horses scratched before the August 18, 2015 closing day will receive a full refund on entry feesAfter August 18, 2015, refunds of entry and drug fees will be issued only upon notication and receipt of a veterinarian’s certicatestating that the horse is not physically t to be shown. Once the show starts, refunds of entry and drug fees will be issued only if the horsehas not been shown in any class because of illness or injury. A statement signed by a veterinarian must be submitted to the show secretarybefore your class or division. No stall refunds. There will be a $25 scratch fee if the entry has been processed.

ENTRIES ACCEPTED: Three entries, unless otherwise stated, are necessary to ll a class, or the class may be cancelled. The showreserves the right to decline any entry and to return any fees before or during the show without being liable for compensation and tochange location, combine, cancel, add or limit any classes or ofcials.

AWARDS: Eight ribbons, unless otherwise stated, will be presented in all classes.

SCHOOLING: Schooling will be allowed on Tuesday after 12:00 Noon. During the show, schooling is permitted in the mornings upuntil thirty (30) minutes before the start of the show or until the Management closes schooling (weather permitting), except for Fridaymorning, which is for Futurity Horses only.


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PRIZE MONEY: Checks will be mailed after the conclusion of the show to the person/company as indicated in the “prize moneyrecipient” section of the entry blank. Social Security or Federal ID number and mailing address or recipient is required before anyprize money will be paid. IRS Form 1099 will be issued for checks totaling over $600 or more.

HEADGEAR: It is mandatory for all riders where jumping is required or while riding anywhere on the grounds to wear properlyfastened protective headgear that meets or exceeds ASTM standards for equestrian use and carries the SEI tag. It must be properly ttedwith harness secured (USEF GR801).

ALL DOGS MUST BE KEPT ON LEASHES AT ALL TIMES WHILE ON THE SHOW GROUNDS.

RETURNED CHECKS: There will be a $30.00 charge plus collection fees for all non-negotiable checks.

RESPONSIBILITIES: The Warrenton Horse Show Association, its ofcials, directors and employees will not be held responsible forany accident or loss which may occur to any exhibitor, spectator, guest, rider, groom, attendant or other employee, animal or equipmenat the show. The Warrenton Horse Show Association reserves to itself the power to prohibit any person from attending or showing a horsein the ring and to remove any attendant or horse from the show without being liable for compensation.

Exhibitors are on notice that any act of discourtesy or disobedience by them, their riders, grooms or agents to the judges or ofcials shaldisqualify their entry and the owner shall forfeit all fees and charges, including any and all prize money which he may have won at thisshow. The Horse Show management/directors shall have power to disbar the offending individual from further competition and to havehim and his entire exhibit removed from the grounds without being held liable for damage of any kind and this shall be accepted asa condition of entry.

QUESTIONS: Should any questions or disputes arise that are not provided for in the rules, the same shall be referred to the Show Committee and management whose decision shall be nal.

All hunter classes will be judged on performance, manner, soundness and way of going unless otherwise noted.

SHOW RING SIZE AND FOOTING: Show ring is 180’ x 240’ and all-weather footing.

STABLING: Both permanent and temporary stalls are available with doors. The permanent stalls are limited.

MOTORIZED VEHICLE: (GR301.5): Minors who do not have a valid driver’s license which allows them to operate a motorizedvehicle in the state in which they reside will not be permitted to operate a motorized vehicle of any kind including, but not limited togolf carts, motorcycles, scooters, or farm utility vehicles on the competition grounds of licensed competitions. Minors who have a validtemporary license may operate the above described motorized vehicles as long as they are accompanied by an adult with a valid driver’slicense. The parent(s), legal guardian(s), or individual who signs the entry blank as a parent or guardian of a minor operating a motorizedvehicle in violation of this rule are solely responsible for any damages, claims, losses or actions (resulting from that operation. Violationof this rule will be cause for sanctions against the parent(s), guardian(s) and/or trainer(s) who are responsible for the child committingthe offense. Penalities may include exclusion of the child, parent(s), guardian(s), and/or trainer(s) from the competition grounds for theremainder of the competition and charges being led against any of the above individuals in accordance with Rule 6. Wheelchairs andother mobility assistance devices for individuals with disabilities are exempt from this rule.

TENTS: Due to insurance restrictions, private tents are not allowed unless approved by

management.

IMPORTANT NOTICEThe Virginia Department of Agriculture requires that all horses assembled at a show, fair, race, meet, or othersuch function in Virginia must be accompanied by a report of an ofcial negative test for equine infectious anemia,conducted within 12 months prior to such event. All horses must possess a current Coggins certicate.

Also, all interstate horses must have an interstate health certicate that indicates they have been ofcially testedand found negative for equine infectious anemia within 30 days of entry to the state.

These certicates must be available for inspection by a representative of the State Veterinarian, upon request.

The Warrenton Horse Show contributes to: Bright Stars, The Fauquier County Fire & Emergency Services and

The Warrenton Volunteer Fire Company, Inc., Fauquier SPCA, Partnership for Warrenton, the Make-A-Wish Foundation,

and the Virginia Horsemen’s Foundation.


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SPECIAL AWARDS Grand Champion Hunter To be awarded to the hunter acquiring the most points in the Baby Green, Pre-Green Hunters, Three Year Old, Children’s Hunter,

Special Hunter, Modied Children’s / Adult Hunter, Adult Amateur, Amateur Owner, and Local Hunter divisions.

“The Directors Challenge Trophy”, given in memory of all past directors of the Warrenton Horse Show by the W. H. S. Board of Directors. Originally the Peyton N. Brittle Trophy retired in 1992 by Mrs. Haywood Nelms . 1993–Fleetwood, Mrs. George Ohrstrom 2004–Late Entry, Mr. & Mrs. Ernest M. Oare 1994–Raven, Lois Schraeger 2005–Phil, Jane Gaston & Hound House

1995–Raven, Lois Schraeger 2006–Ravell, Gen. Crosbie E. Saint 1996–Exchequer, Nokomis Farm 2007–Madison, Mr. & Mrs. Ernest M. Oare 1997–Steal the Scene, Mr. & Mrs. Ernest M. Oare 2008–World Banker, Mrs. Jonelle Mullen Stern 1998–The Final Word, Elizabeth McKinney 2009–5 O’Clock Somewhere, Mrs. Wendy Berol Gifford 1999–Stillwater, Mr. & Mrs. Ernest M. Oare 2010–Don’t Cha, Brown Equestrian, LLC 2000–Stillwater, Mr. & Mrs. Ernest M. Oare 2011–Chawton, Mrs. E. Sue Bopp 2001–Painted Castle, Ricki Fellows 2012–Esquire, Mr. Joseph Mullen 2002–Plain Truth, Vivian Garner & Always Farm 2013–Never Say Never, Mrs. B. Rionda Braga 2003–That’s That, Mr. & Mrs. Ernest M. Oare 2014–Say Again, Ms. Elizabeth Wiley

The Ethel W. Flynn Memorial Sportsmanship Award

Miss Ethel W. Flynn from Grosse Pointe, Michigan was a long time exhibitor and friend of the Warrenton Horse Show. She was anenthusiastic and considerate exhibitor bringing on young horses and riders. This award is given in her memory by Peperhill Farm tothe individual exemplifying the most sportsmanlike conduct throughout the show. A donation will be made to the Fauquier Hospital

in winners name. 1999–Mr. Snowden Clarke 2000–Dr. Robert Gilman 2001–Diane & Tommy Jones 2002–J. Arthur ‘Bucky’ Reynolds, II 2003–Evelyn H. Martin 2004–Olin Armstrong

President’s Award In recognition of the Director whose long-term commitment to ensure the success of the show and has given unselshly of his/her

time and energies through the years. 1999–Helen C. Wiley 2000–Courtney Curtis Bowes

2001–Susan A. Huberth 2002–Betty Oare

2003–Larry Hamby 2004–Joan Fox Miller

Special Achievement Award In recognition of the Director whose hard work and diligence has added a new dimension to the show.

1999–William U. Couzens 2000–Louisa W. Lenehan 2001–E. Sue Bopp 2002–Tom M. Sherman 2003–Allison D. Lee

Dr. Robert Gilman Volunteer Award Presented to the person exemplifying the character of a true volunteer, in honor of Dr. Robert Gilman.

2002–Charles T. “Chuck” Hoovler 2003–James D. Eicher 2004–Doris Jones 2005–William “Bill” Hair 2006–Morey Oare

2005–Marion Maggiolo2006–Hilary Gerhardt &

Debby Michelson-Boyle2007–Alison Lee2008–Jonelle Mullen Stern2009–Pann Drunagel

2004–Mary Reed2005–Nancy Granger2006–Pann Drunagel2007–Karen Flikeid2008–Snowden Clarke

2007–Joan M. Miller2008–Amy Gorsira, Virginia

Howard & Sheila Weaver2009–Thursday Lunch Group2010–Mary Kay Estep

2005–Diana Dodge2006–Oliver Brown2007–Helen C. Wiley2008–Kathryn Borsody2009–Elizabeth Wiley

2010–Amy Gorsira2011–Professional Handlers2012–Patty Heuckeroth2013–Lizzy Traband2014–Jill Wilson

2010–M’Lesa Boike2011–Marion Maggiolo

2012–Amy Gorsia2013–Karen Crane2014–Carolyn Russell

2009–Snowden Clarke2010–M. Douglas Wise, MFH2011–Nancy Granger2012–Jonelle Mullen Stern2013–Victoria Clarke2014–Roy Perry

2011–Jim Drunagel2012–Gregg Drunagel2013–Wilma Hoovler2014–Sue Walbert, Wendy Gifford, Mike Claffy


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Mrs. J. Arthur Reynolds Parent Award Presented by Mr. and Mrs. William U. Couzens to the parent illustrating the most support and devotion to the sport.

2002–Mrs. Marcia Mathis 2003–Mr. & Mrs. Paul Rice 2004–Mr. & Mrs. Dana Bowman 2005–Mrs. M. Douglas Hytla, M.F.H.

The Teamwork Trophy Award Presented by The Tack Box, Inc. to the owner, trainer, rider combination demonstrating the best effort of teamwork. Donated in memory

of Ken and Jennifer Lewis. 2002–Dede Bache Shumate 2003–Marnie Johnson 2004–Jeanne Fendley Clarke 2005–Dr. & Mrs. Csaba Magassy

2006–Nancy Granger & Mary Kay Estep 2007–Mrs. Sally Lamb 2008–Doc Plummer & The Fauquier Lions Club

The William G. Miller Tailgate Competition Award Presented by Farm Credit & Country Mortgages to the outstanding tailgate in memory of William G. Miller

2009–Gail Forrest 2012–Kathryn Borsody 2010–Carol Miller & Dr. & Mrs. Donald Kiefer 2013–Deerchase Farm 2011– Cindy Valk, Wendy Gaines and Angie Garnett 2014–TuDane Farm and Hazel River Farm

2009–The Caroline Hunt2010–Lysa Burke Horkan & Larry Jenkins2011–Carolyn Russell & Alison Lee2012–William Rube & Jason Berry2013–Denice DeRisio Perry & Elizabeth Wiley2014–Alisa and Jason Berry

2006–Mrs. Ann Pawlak2007–Mr. Charles Bopp2008–Mrs. Alexandra Lohr2009–Mrs. Tracy Mullen

2010–Mrs. Jonelle Mullen Stern2011–Mrs. Robert Rogers2012–Mrs. Pann Drunagel2013–Mrs. Helen Wiley2014–Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Schraff


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In Memoriam GEORGE WILLIS

WILLIS, George Clifton Jr. “Rootie,” age 67, of Varina, passed away suddenly on February 23, 2015.He was the son of the late George C. Willis and Ruby June Trainham. He is survived by his wife,Susan Peters Willis; children, Tricia, George III, Gregory, Geoffrey (Carley) and Sarah; grandchildren,Crissi, Cullen and Garrit; brother, Philip (Cindy); and sister, Beverly (Wilfred). George founded GWSound and for 49 years of his life provided sound reinforcement services and established manymeaningful friendships among his colleagues and customers who came to trust and depend on him.His three sons will proudly carry on the legacy of the same quality of service for GW Sound that hecontinued to teach them through the years.

PHYLLIS FARLAND

Phyllis Farland, long–time resident of Broad Run at her Laughing Fox Farm,

passed away suddenly at her home in Rockport, Maine on November 2, 2014.She was 65. A well-known rider, coach, trainer and judge, Phyllis built her professionalcareer in her beloved Virginia.Graduating from UCLA in 1971 with a degree in Political Theory, Phyllisimmediately turned to the horse show world with passion. Her success, ridingwith Marcia Williams in Pasadena,CA, launched her promising professionalbusiness in New York and Virginia. Dedicated to the thoroughbred hunter, sheand her students won frequently on the “A” circuit throughout the mid-Atlanticand in Florida and California in the 80’s and 90’s. As she wound down hershowing, she worked with many of the top riders in the area. Several of herstudents and riders are now successful professionals in their own right. Shecapped her career as a well-respected “R” judge until her retirement in 2013.Phyllis is survived by her husband of 44 years, Bill Farland, and their latest in a30 year line of standard schnauzers, Leo, who live in their homes in Rockport, Maine and LaQuinta, California.Phyllis was the consummate horse-woman, dedicated to her sport and her animals. She will be sorely missed by her friendsand colleagues.

MIKE ROWE

The horse world has lost a well-known and much loved horseman. Mike was bornFebruary 22nd, 1946 in Redruth, England and passed away May 8th, 2015.Mike was the personication of a true Horseman. Over the decades he wasinvolved with many aspects of the horse world, as an owner, rider, handler,trainer, coach, show judge and breeder. His farm, Rowe Sport Horses bred andproduced many top hunters and jumpers.Mike became one of the nations’ Top Handlers, earning many USEF HunterBreeding Year End Awards. He was USEF Hunter Breeding Grand ChampionHandler in 2000 and 2002. He handled “Obey” to the USEF Grand ChampionHunter Breeding Horse in 2000 and in 2002 the horse was Ground Zero Hero.He showed many hunter breeding horses and ponies to year end Championshipswith USHJ Zone 3, VHSA, MHSA and VPBA. He was always there at the threebiggest hunter breeding shows, Devon, Uppperville, and Warrenton either in thering competing or on the rail coaching.You could not nd a better coach, guiding many riders and their horses and po-

nies to earn year end Zone 3/VHSA/MHSA Championships. The table at the year-end awards banquets was always overow-ing with a mountain of trophies and beautiful ribbons either earned by him or his students.Mike is survived by his children Dolly Young, Piper & Sammy Rowe and Gethin Kapoor.It was Mikes wish to have “a hell of a wake”, to raise a glass-or two, share memories and retell all the great stories from overthe years. Gail Forrest and Jill Marshall will be holding an old fashioned Wake in his honor at their tail-gate party Hunt Night,friends are invited too stop by and raise a glass in his memory.


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BABY GREEN HUNTER DIVISION Division graciously sponsored by Steve McVeigh and Wetherburn Farm

Entry Fee $100.00. Individual classes may be entered at $40.00 each

Open to horses of any age in their rst year of showing over fences of any height who have not broken their pre-green status according

to the USEF Zone 3 specications. Fences 2’6”. Not to jog.

1. Baby Green Hunter Over Fences 2. Baby Green Hunter Over Fences

3. Baby Green Hunter Under Saddle

Baby Green Champion and Reserve

THREE YEAR OLD HUNTER DIVISION Division graciously sponsored by Lochlow Farm

Entry Fee: $100.00. Individual classes may be entered at $40.00 each.Open to horses three years of age. Fences 2’9”. Judged on performance, manners and way of going. Will be asked to jog.

4. Three Year Old Hunter Over Fences 5. Three Year Old Conformation Hunter Over Fences (conformation to count 25%)

6. Three Year Old Hunter Under Saddle Three Year Old Champion and Reserve

The Bold Conqueror Challenge Trophy donated by Donald Palsgrove

PRE-GREEN HUNTER DIVISION Division graciously sponsored by Ms. Elizabeth Wiley

Entry Fee: $100.00. Individual classes may be entered at $40.00 each.A Pre-Green hunter is a horse of any age in his rst or second year of showing over 3’ or 3’3” fences. Classes may be divided by

height section 3’ or 3’3”, however you may not show in both height sections at the same competition. Horses may compete in both

height sections within the same competition year. A horses green status is not affected by showing as a three year old. Judged on

performance, manners, soundness and way of going.

7. Pre-Green Hunter Over Fences – 3’

8. Pre-Green Hunter Over Fences – 3’ 9. Pre-Green Hunter Under Saddle

Pre-Green Hunter Champion and Reserve – 3’

10. Pre-Green Hunter Over Fences – 3’3” 11. Pre-Green Hunter Over Fences – 3’3” 12. Pre-Green Hunter Under Saddle

Pre-Green Hunter Champion and Reserve – 3’3”

LOCAL HUNTER DIVISION Division graciously sponsored by Orange Hill

Entry Fee: $100.00. Individual classes may be entered at $40.00 each.Open to horses owned by residents within a 100 mile radius of Warrenton. Judged on performance, manners, soundness and way of go-

ing. Fences 3’.

14. Local Hunter Over Fences (other than owner-rider) 15. Local Hunter Over Fences (other than owner-rider)

16. Local Hunter Under Saddle (other than owner-rider) Local Hunter Champion and Reserve (other than owner-rider) Trophy presented in memory of Joyce Ainsworth.

17. Local Hunter Over Fences (owner-rider) 18. Local Hunter Over Fences (owner-rider)

19. Local Hunter Under Saddle (owner-rider) Local Hunter Champion and Reserve (owner-rider) Trophy donated by The Tack Box, Inc.

Local Hunter Grand Champion and Reserve - Awarded to the horse with the most points in either division.The Warren Green Perpetual Trophy will be presented to the Grand Champion Local Hunter


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MODIFIED CHILDREN’S/ADULT HUNTER Division graciously sponsored by Hazel River Farm

Entry Fee: $100.00/division, $40.00/class.Open to horses or ponies ridden by juniors or amateurs. Fences 2’6”. To be judged on performance, manners, way of going and soundness

20. Modied Children’s/Adult Hunter Over Fences 21. Modied Children’s/Adult Hunter Over Fences

22. Modied Children’s/Adult Hunter Under Saddle Modied Children’s/Adult Hunter Championship and Reserve Custom Chaps donated by Journeymen Saddlers, Ltd.

CHILDREN’S HUNTER DIVISION Division graciously sponsored by Mrs. Helen C. Wiley

Entry Fee: $100.00/division - $40.00/class. Run in accordance with USEF Zone 3 specications.Open to horses only. To be shown by Junior Exhibitors. A rider in the Children’s Hunter Division is not eligible to compete in classes

where fences exceed 3’3”, except age group Equitation, Medal classes, Children’s/Adult Jumper, Pony Jumper Classes, and the USHJA

National Hunter Derby. Course shall consist of no less than eight fences. Fence height shall be 3’; spreads not to exceed fence height. To

be judged on performance, manners, way of going and soundness. Suitability as a Children’s Hunter to be stressed. Horses to be jogged

in accordance with HU 132.

23. Children's Hunter Over Fences

24. Children's Hunter Over Fences Qualifying class for WIHS and NAL. Graciously sponsored by TuDane Farm and Jonelle Mullen

25. Children's Hunter Under Saddle Children's Hunter Championship and Reserve

The Leeton Forest Farm trophy donated & presented by the Bartenstein Family

The Warrenton Horse Show is proud to offer the Washington International Horse Show and the North American League Championship

Series in the Children’s Hunter Division. A rider need not be a member of the WIHS or NAL series in order to compete, but only curren

members will accrue points toward the 2014 series.

AMATEUR OWNER WORKING HUNTERS Division graciously sponsored by Ms. Virginia Fout & Mr. Michael Whetstone

Entry Fee: $100.00 per division / $40 per class.

To be ridden by Amateur Owners or an amateur member of the owner’s family who is not longer eligible to compete as a junior exhibitor

Leased horses are not eligible and multiple ownership is not permitted unless all owners are members of the same family. An amateuwho competes for a person outside his/her family may not compete in a class restricted to Amateur Owners at the same show. Amateu

Owner riders may however, compete for a person outside of his/her family in equitation classes, under saddle classes and for other Ama

teur Owners who have more than one entry in the under saddle class.

26. Amateur Owner Hunter Over Fences – 3’3” 27. Amateur Owner Hunter Over Fences – 3’3”

28. Amateur Owner Under Saddle Amateur Owner Champion and Reserve – 3’3”

The Spirit of Song Challenge Trophy donated by Mr. & Mrs. Ernest M. Oare.

29. Amateur Owner Hunter Over Fences – 3’6”

30. Amateur Owner Hunter Over Fences – 3’6” 31. Amateur Owner Under Saddle

Amateur Owner Champion and Reserve – 3’6”The All The Way Memorial Challenge Trophy re-donated by Mr. & Mrs. Ernest M. Oare.

SCHOOLING HUNTER DIVISION Division graciously sponsored by Ms. Mary Ann Ghadban

Entry Fee: $100 per division - $40 per classOpen to horses only. Judged on performance, manners, way of going and soundness. Under saddle to be shown at a walk, trot and

canter. Fences 2’9”.

32. Schooling Hunter Over Fences – 2’9”

33. Schooling Hunter Over Fences – 2’9”

34. Schooling Hunter Under Saddle

Schooling Hunter Champion and Reserve


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ADULT AMATEUR HUNTER DIVISION Division graciously sponsored by Skyland Farm LLC and Denice & Roy Perry

Entry Fee: $100.00/division - $40.00/classTo be ridden by an Amateur in possession of a valid Amateur Card. A rider in the Adult Amateur Division is not eligible to competein any class where fence heights exceed 3’3” with the exception of the Children’s/Adult Jumpers. Course shall consist of no less thaneight fences. Fence height shall be 3’; spreads not to exceed height of fence. Riders who compete in the 3’3”Amateur Owner Hunterclasses must show a horse they own in Adult Amateur Hunter classes if they compete in both at the same show. Horses may notcross-enter. If the Adult Amateur is split two ways it must be split from 18 to 35 and from 36 and over. To be judged on performancemanners, way of going and soundness. Suitability as an Adult Amateur Hunter to be stressed. Horses to be jogged in accordance with

HU132. 57. Adult Amateur Hunter Over Fences (35 and Under) 58. Adult Amateur Hunter Over Fences (35 and Under) Qualifying Class for WIHS & NAL graciously sponsored by TuDane Farm & Jonelle Mullen 59. Adult Amateur Hunter Under Saddle (35 and Under) Adult Amateur Hunter Champion and Reserve (35 and Under)

The Movin’ In Style Memorial Challenge Trophy donated by Patty Mathis and sponsored by Marcia M. Mathis

60. Adult Amateur Hunter Over Fences (Over 35)61. Adult Amateur Hunter Over Fences (Over 35)

Qualifying Class for WIHS & NAL graciously sponsored by TuDane Farm & Jonelle Mullen 62. Adult Amateur Hunter Under Saddle (Over 35) Adult Amateur Hunter Champion and Reserve (Over 35) The Cardigan Challenge Trophy donated by Hilary Gerhardt Adult Amateur Hunter Grand Champion and Reserve

The Sunset Boulevard Challenge Trophy donated by Mr. & Mrs. William Hair

SPECIAL HUNTER DIVISION Division graciously sponsored by Gulick, Carson & Thorpe, P.C.

Entry Fee: $100.00. Individual classes may be entered at $40.00 each. Fence height 2’9”, 3’ or 3’3”. Will be judged as one division.Open to horses of any age. Judged on performance, manners, soundness and way of going. 65. Special Hunter Over Fences 66. Special Hunter Over Fences (Conformation 25%) 67. Special Hunter Under Saddle Special Hunter Champion and Reserve

The Mike Bowman Perpetual Memorial Trophy donated in his memory by his many friends

THOROUGHBRED HUNTER DIVISION Division graciously sponsored by Norden Equine WorldwideEntry Fee: $100.00. Individual classes may be entered at $40.00 each. Limited to horses who are registered with or are eligible to beregistered with the jockey Club. To be shown over a minimum of eight fences 3’ in height. To be judged on performance, and soundness102. Thoroughbred Hunter Over Fences

103. Thoroughbred Hunter Over Fences 104. Thoroughbred Hunter Under Saddle Thoroughbred Hunter Champion and Reserve

The Phyllis Farland Memorial Trophy donated in her memory by her many friends

JUNIOR HUNTERS DIVISION Division graciously sponsored by Mrs. Debby Michelson-Boyle

Entry Fee: $100.00. For horses 16 hands and under (Small Junior); over 16 hands (Large Junior). Fences are 3’3” and 3’6”. In allclasses manners shall be emphasized and extreme speed shall be penalized. Junior hunters may not cross enter into the 3’6” section atthe same competition. Full points in all classes. Eight ribbons will be awarded in each class.

105. Small Junior Hunter over Fences - 3’3” 111. Small Junior Hunter over Fences - 3’6” 106. Small Junior Hunter over Fences 112. Small Junior Hunter over Fences 107. Small Junior Hunter Under Saddle 113. Small Junior Hunter Under Saddle Small Junior Hunter Champion and Reserve - 3’3” Small Junior Hunter Champion and Reserve - 3’6”

108. Large Junior Hunter over Fences - 3’3” 114. Large Junior Hunter over Fences - 3’6” 109. Large Junior Hunter over Fences 115. Large Junior Hunter over Fences 110. Large Junior Hunter under Saddle 116. Large Junior Hunter under Saddle Large Junior Hunter Champion and Reserve - 3’3” Large Junior Hunter Champion and Reserve - 3’6”


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LADIES SIDE SADDLE DIVISION Division graciously sponsored by Mrs. Courtney Curtis Bowes in memory of her mother "Deede" Nesbit Bowes

Entry Fee: $40.00 per class. Restricted to ladies who are no longer eligible to compete as Junior Exhibitors.

72. Ladies Side Saddle Under Saddle The Grayson Challenge Trophy re-donated by Garnet and Penny Denegre To be shown at a walk, trot and canter both ways of the ring in formal hunting attire with appointments. To be judged 75% on

performance with special emphasis on manners, style and way of moving, and 25% on appointments, formal hunting attire andgeneral overall appearance of horse and rider.

The Aaspen’s Black Diamond Challenge Trophy donated by Lisa Friel to be awarded to the Best Turned Out horse and rider

in the Under Saddle class. To be won 3 times by the same horse and rider for permanent possession. 73. Ladies Side Saddle Hunter Hack The Round Hill Thunder Challenge Trophy re-donated by Garnet and Penny Denegre To be shown at a walk, trot and canter both ways of the ring and to jump 2 fences at 2’6”. To be judged on performance and

soundness with emphasis on manners. Under saddle to count 50%; over fences to count 50%.

74. Ladies Side Saddle Over Fences The Middleburg Hunt Challenge Trophy donated by Mrs. John Denegre, MFH To be shown over at least eight fences not to exceed 3’ in height. To be judged on performance and soundness with emphasis on manners.

Ladies Sidesaddle Champion and Reserve The True Blue Memorial Challenge Trophy donated by Mr. & Mrs. John DenegreThe Grayson/Adel H. Dukes Perpetual Trophy originally donated by Adel H. Dukes

will be awarded to the horse and rider combination who wins all three Side Saddle classes.

OPPORTUNITY PLEASURE HUNTER Division graciously sponsored by Ms. Elizabeth Wiley & Dr. & Mrs. Martin Harrell Entry Fee: $100.00/division - $40.00/class (No drug fee)

Open to horses of any age. To be judged on obedience, performance and suitability. Horses, riders, owners, trainers and coaches par-

ticipating in Opportunity classes are exempt from Federation and afliate organization membership and Horse Identication (HID)

requirements and non-member fees, but are required to list the Federation membership number if the participant is a member. No cross

entering into rated classed. Fences 2’6”.

68. Opportunity Pleasure Hunter, Walk, Trot

69. Opportunity Pleasure Hunter, Walk, Trot, Canter

70. Opportunity Pleasure Hunter, Go As You Please

71. Opportunity Pleasure Hunter Hack, to be shown at a walk, trot and canter and jump 2 fences at 2’6”

Opportunity Pleasure Hunter Champion and Reserve

The Ellen Lee Hickey Grayson Perpetual Memorial Trophy for Pleasure Hunter Championgiven in loving memory by Marion, Bill, Maeve and Ian Couzens

CLEVELAND BAY EXHIBITION

Entry Fee: $40.00 per class (Not USEF recognized) – Use Exhibition Entry Blank for entries. (No drug fee)

Cleveland Bay Championship and Reserve, sponsored by Abby Jones and Overlook Farm. Best of Breed rosettes, sponsored by

the Cleveland Bay Horse Society UK and Maryland Bay Farm, will be awarded to the highest scoring CBHS-registered purebred

and CBHS-registered partbred throughout the show and also throughout the series. Mid-Atlantic Show Series Championship

crystal bowl, sponsored by Hunter and Lauren Wilson and Margaux Tip, LLC, will be awarded to the horse with the highest

cumulative point total through the series. Series reserve championship saddle pad sponsored by Magnic Sporthorses.

97. Pure-bred Cleveland Bay In Hand To be shown in hand at a walk and trot. Bridles are mandatory on two year olds and older.

98. Part-bred Cleveland Bay In Hand

To be shown in hand at a walk and trot. Bridles are mandatory on two year olds and older.

99. Cleveland Bay Under Saddle

To be shown at a walk, trot, and canter both ways of the ring.

100. Cleveland Bay Hunter Hack

To be shown at a walk, trot and canter both ways of the ring, and jump two jumps at 2’6”.

101. Cleveland Bay Get of Sire Two progeny of the same sire, any age or sex. Combined ownership permitted. Cleveland Bay Championship and Reserve.


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MISCELLANEOUS HUNTEREntry Fee: $40.00 per class 91. Warm Up (Unjudged) 2’6”, 2’9” & 3’ (Wednesday)

92. Warm Up (Unjudged) 2’6”, 2’9” 3’ & 3’3” (Thursday) 93. Warm Up (Unjudged) 3’, 3’3” & 3’6” (Friday)

Open card unjudged at the height of warm up trip for that division. One warm up per entry per day.

52. VIRGINIA BRED YOUNG HUNTER UNDER SADDLE - Entry Fee $40. Graciously sponsored by the Flikeid Family Open to horses 5 years old or younger who were bred and foaled in Virginia. Judged 60% on performance, soundness, manner

and way of moving; 40% on conformation. Not to jump. Must have proof of foaling in Virginia.

53. VIRGINIA BRED YOUNG HUNTER HACK - Entry Fee $40. Graciously sponsored by the Flikeid Family Open to horses 5 years old or younger who were bred and foaled in Virginia. Judged 60% on performance, soundness, manner

and way of moving; 40% on conformation. May be asked to jump 2 jumps at 2’6”. Must have proof of foaling in Virginia.

54. TOO SLOW TO GO - Entry Fee $40. Graciously sponsored by Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Reed Open to thoroughbreds only which have not raced. To be shown under their registered name. To be shown at a walk, trot, and

canter both ways of the ring. Judged on suitability to become a pleasant ride. Soundnes and manners to count.

55. BACK FROM THE TRACK - Entry Fee $40. Graciously sponsored by Mr. & Mrs. Zohar Ben-Dov For thoroughbreds only who have raced. To be shown under their registered name. To be shown at a walk, trot, and canter. Judged

on suitability to become a pleasant ride. Soundness and manners to count. May be asked to jump 2 jumps at 2’6”.The Dr. Frank O’Keefe Memorial Challenge Trophy

95. The MAKE A WISH FOUNDATION LEADLINE CLASS Entry Fee $40 (No drug fee)Graciously sponsored by The Middleburg Bank

To be ridden by children not exceeding 6 years of age. To be judged on equitation and suitability of mount. Ponies should be ableto stand readily without being controlled by the leader. All proceeds will be donated to the Make A Wish Foundation.

96. The BRIGHT STARS WALK/TROT CLASS (12 years & Under) Entry Fee $40 (No drug fee)Graciously sponsored by The Middleburg Bank

Open to children 12 years of age and under. To be shown at a walk and a trot both ways of the ring. Entrants for this class maynot cross enter into Leadline. To be judged on equitation and suitability of mount. All proceeds donated to Bright Stars.

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BREEDING DIVISION Division graciously sponsored by Karen & Michael Crane

To be judged on conformation, quality, substance and suitability to become or produce hunters. Broodmares and foals to walk; yearlings

two year olds and three year olds to jog. Mares to have produced foals or to be accompanied by a stallion certicate.

Entry Fee: $30.00 per class. Gift certicates donated by Horse Country.

35. TB/Unregistered TB Yearling Colts and Geldings Graciously sponsored by Friends of Steve Timko

The Margot Harris Cutting Memorial Trophy presented in her memory by her family

36. TB/Unregistered TB Yearling Fillies

Best TB/Unregistered TB Yearling The Hi Hope Challenge Trophy donated by Mr. & Mrs. Robert Ainsworth

37. TB/Unregistered TB Colt Foals

38. TB/Unregistered TB Filly Foals

Best TB/Unregistered TB Foal Autumn’s Foxy Lady Challenge Trophy donated by Mr. John W. Kelly, Jr.

39. TB/Unregistered TB Broodmares Oakendale Challenge Trophy redonated by Mrs. Joan Fox Miller

40. TB/Unregistered TB Two Year Old Colts and Geldings

41. TB/Unregistered TB Two Year Old Fillies The Speedy Fox Memorial Challenge Trophy donated by Karen and Michael Crane

Best TB/Unregistered TB Two Year Old

42. TB/Unregistered TB Three Year Olds Graciously sponsored by Mr. Kenneth M. Wheeler. Sr.

TB/Unregistered TB Breeding Champion and Reserve All blue ribbon winners in classes 35-42 are eligible and must

compete. No entry fee. Mrs. D. N. Lee, Perpetual Trophy presented in honor of Mrs. Dorothy N. Lee

43. Other Than TB Broodmares Graciously sponsored by Kathy and Tom Eichhorn & Jewel-B-Lee Farm

44. Other Than TB Colt Foals

45. Other Than TB Filly Foals

Best Other Than TB Foal The Copper Fox Farm Perpetual Trophy donated by Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor

46. Other Than TB Yearling Colts and Geldings

47. Other Than TB Yearling Fillies

Best Other Than TB Yearling The Mike Rowe Memorial Trophy donated by his friends and family.

48. Other Than TB Two Years Old Colts and Geldings

49. Other Than TB Two Year Old Fillies

Best Other than TB Two Year Old Suzy Reingold Trophy

The Herbert H. Brown Challenge Trophy donated by his children. Special award to the groom

50. Other Than TB Three Year Olds Graciously sponsored by Mrs. George L. Ohrstrom, Jr.

Other Than TB Breeding Champion and Reserve All blue ribbon winners in classes 43-50 are eligible and must compete.

No entry fee. The James S. Gulick Memorial Trophy donated by Mrs. Mildred Riddell & given in his memory by family & friends

Best Young Horse

First place and second place winners of classes 35, 36, 40, 41, 42, 46, 47, 48, 49 and 50 may return to show in this class.

The Marshall Hawkins Challenge Trophy donated by his family & friends.

The Robert J. (Bobby) Burke Perpetual Trophy will be awarded to the handler of the Best Young Horse.

Trophy graciously donated by Robyn Burke.

Handler Award The Full Circle Perpetual Memorial Trophy donated in memory of “Full Circle”

by Dr. and Mrs. Hugh Granger to the handler receiving the most points throughout the breeding division

51. Amateur Handler Class, Entry Fee $30 The Charles “Chuck” Hoovler Memorial trophy graciously donated by The Virginia

Professional Handlers. To be shown on the line by an amateur. To be judged 100% on showmanship, turn-out and conditioning

of the animal. Any age (TB/Unregistered TB and Other Than TB) animal may be shown. Horses will be walked and/or jogged

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SPECIAL BREEDING EXHIBITION

VHSA YEARLING FUTURITY:ENTRIES FOR THIS CLASS MADE TO VHSA OFFICE, 540-349-0910.

Open to all yearlings regardless of state of foaling. A mare must be nominated by May 31, 2014 to make

the foal she is carrying eligible to compete in 2015. No supplemental entries will be accepted. Owner must

be a member of the VHSA. Futurity will offer line classes for yearlings. To be judged on conformation,substance, and way of moving; will be asked to walk and trot. Colts/Geldings and Fillies to be judged

separately with prize money paid to eight places in each section.

The Randy DeWitt Memorial Perpetual Trophy presented to the Grand Champion.

VIRGINIA BREEDERS FUND YEARLING FUTURITY EXHIBITIONPresented by The Virginia Thoroughbred Association

$15,000 Virginia Breeders Fund Yearling Futurity Exhibition: Presented by the Virginia

Thoroughbred Association (VTA). All entries and questions should be directed to the VTA at

434.977.3716 or [email protected]. Open to Thoroughbred yearlings registered with the Virginia Breeders

Fund. Colts/geldings and Fillies to be judged separately on their suitability to become a racehorse.

Entries will NOT be asked to jog. $5,000 prize money to colts/geldings; $5,000 to llies; $5,000 bonus to

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DRAMATIC SETTINGIn the foothills of the Blue Ridge in Old Dominion Territory. Charm-ing cape with many custom features including high ceilings, Canary/ Brazilian/Walnut/Mahogany woodwork, stone FP, main floor mastersuite, French doors to wonderful slate wraparound porch. 41-acres hassparkling pond, plenty of board-fenced pasture and very nice stable.Incredible charm and quality. $975,000

FOXVILLEQuietly situated in a treed setting but comes with over 60 acres of lushrolling pasture. Spectacular mountain views from main level mastersuite, sunroom, family room and most of the property. All-brick Englishcountry house has high ceilings, slate entry, custom woodwork/built-ins, fireplaces, heart pine paneling…spacious yet warm. Near countryclub. $875,000

EDGEWORTHLog portion circa 1759, formal additions 1830 and 1850, all in pristinecondition. 7 fireplaces, 1st and 2nd floor masters, high ceilings, garagesfor 8 cars, stone guest house, cottage with 3 BRs, 3 Fpls, pool, 6 stallstable, barns, pond, clouds of boxwood, flowering trees and shrubs, 100beautiful rolling acres with fenced pastures. A John Marshall familyhome. $2,500,000

JUST LISTED – FOX FORD FARM

Extraordinary country house with stunning views in every directioncentered on colorful gardens & grounds. High ceilings, 3 wood burn-ing fireplaces in the spacious rooms, “lighthouse” for sunsets & cock-tails, lovely pool setting with cabana, screened porch. Long Rappah-annock River frontage, barns, shops, very private yet convenient tohistoric Warrenton. 240 ac. in 4 parcels. $2,250,000


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THE EAST COAST COMPETITION OF THE INTERNATIONAL HUNTER FUTURITY

The International Hunter Futurity is a competition for young horses. The purpose of the program is to promote interest in and enthusiasm

for breeding and showing quality hunters. The International Hunter Futurity provides a nancially rewarding program with the highest

money prizes ever offered in the hunter ring.

The IHF events are open to horses three years of age in 2015, which were sired by a nominated stallion and have maintained their eli-

gibility according to IHF Special Conditions. Three classes are offered for the three year old performance section, two over fences and

one under saddle.

The IHF Challenge Series, line classes for yearlings, two year olds and three year olds, was designed to promote hunter breeding and to

give hunter breeders an opportunity to showcase their young stock.

The IHF Sweepstakes was designed to showcase four year olds which were previously eligible to compete in the IHF three year old

program. Three classes, two over fences and one under saddle, are offered for the four year olds.

All IHF events are open only to horses which are by nominated stallions and which have maintained their eligibility according to the

IHF rules.

THE INTERNATIONAL HUNTER FUTURITY OVER FENCESIn the over fences class, horses shall demonstrate an even hunting pace, style of jumping, manners and way of moving. All horses must

be serviceably sound and will be jogged. To be shown over a course of approximately eight fences, commonly found in hunter competi-

tions. Fences approximately 2’9" in height.

THE INTERNATIONAL HUNTER FUTURITY UNDER SADDLEHunters under saddle are to be shown at a walk, trot and canter, both ways of the ring. Light contact with the horse’s mouth is required

Horses should be obedient, alert, responsive, and move freely. To be judged on performance, manners, way of moving and soundness

To compete in the under saddle class, it is not necessary to compete over fences.

THE INTERNATIONAL HUNTER FUTURITY OVER FENCES - CONFORMATIONIn this class, performance (even hunting pace, style of jumping, manners and way of moving) shall count 75% and conformation, sub-

stance and suitability to become a hunter shall count 25%. Fences approximately 2’9" in height. Horses will be jogged for soundness.

THE INTERNATIONAL HUNTER FUTURITY HUNTER BREEDING CHALLENGE SERIESThe IHF Challenge Series is open to nominated yearlings, two year olds and three year olds which have maintained their eligibility ac-

cording to the Challenge Series rules and special conditions. Classes will be divided into colts/geldings and llies.

Yearlings Two Year Olds Three Year Olds

TWO YEAR OLD UNDER SADDLEFor two year olds who have been completely nominated to the IHF Three Year Old Performance program by January 31, 2014. They

will be judged on performance and soundness at the walk, trot and canter both ways of the ring. They should move freely, be alert, and

will not be eliminated for slight errors.

THE FOUR YEAR OLD COMPETITIONOpen to horses who were eligible to compete in the 2014 IHF Futurity as three year olds. Horses need not have competed as a three year

old. Specications the same as the Three Year Old Futurity. Fences 3’.

THE INTERNATIONAL HUNTER FUTURITY859-879-3600

859-879-3608 Fax

Please remember - ll out and mail in a Warrenton entry blank for horse and owner information. Horse must pay aUSEF drug fee and a stall or grounds fee to the Warrenton Horse Show. Mail entries directly to the IHF.

For stall reservations or information about the

WARRENTON HORSE SHOWcall Diane Jones at

(540) 347-9442

Stalls are limited - reserve your stall early.


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POINTS FOR PETS When a rider earns a score

over 75 in the

Toyota Hunter Classic $5 will be donated to

The Fauquier SPCA for each point over 75.

Graciously donated by an anonymous supporter

75. THE $5,000 WARRENTON HORSE SHOW HUNTER CLASSIC

Presented by Warrenton Toyota / Miller Toyota

Entry Fee: $150

To be conducted as a two round class over an inviting hunter course of 3’ or 3’3”, open to junior, amateurand professional riders. The top 12 or top one-third of the entries will return over a second course. The prizemoney will be divided as $4,500 to the overall top 8 and $250 to high point junior and $250 to high pointamateur. Riders must declare divisions and height before the start of the classic. No rider may ride more than 2horses in any height section. There will be a course walk and riders/trainers reception prior to the class. Formalattire. Course Designer: Glenn Moody. Entry deadline 12:00 Noon, Saturday, August 30th.

Prize Money$1,350 $1,125 $705 $450 $360 $210 $150 $150

The Charles H. Ackerman Trophy given in his memory by friends of the family“Hunter Style Award” - to the best turned out horse and rider with a special award to the groomdonated by Mr. Bill Rube.

A special thank you to Glory Days Grill for the Hunter Classic Riders’ and Friends Reception.Rider gifts graciously donated by Railside Gifts

Winners bouquet graciously donated Mrs. Nancy GrangerKeeper trophies graciously donated by Elmwood Farm

Rider Boutonnieres graciously donated by TuDane Farm


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FOXHUNTER EXHIBITION

Division graciously sponsored by Warrenton Toyota Scion and Miller Toyota Scion

Open to members of Recognized and/or Registered Hunts. Points will count the same as the USEF Championships, 10, 6, 4, 2, 1, 1/2

A rider/horse may ride for only one hunt. Each class will be credited to the hunt designated on each riders entry form. These classes are

open to horses and ponies and hunt club members who have been fairly hunted. A horse or pony may enter only one hack class and one

fox hunter over fences age division. The foxhunter classes are judged on performance, manners, suitability of horse and rider, soundnes

and uniformity of a team. Hack may include 2 jumps, hand gallop & halt. Emphasis on ability as a fox hunter. Proper hunting attire isrequired for all classes. Management reserves the right to limit entries in the pairs and team classes.

Entry Fee: $30.00 per class; $60.00 per team, $40 per pair. – Use Foxhunter Entry Blank for entries.

77. Fox Hunter Warm Up - 3’

78. Junior Foxhunter – under 18 Graciously sponsored by M. Douglas Wise-Stuart, MFH The Eleanor Rose Hytla Memorial Perpetual Trophy donated by Ms. M. Douglas Wise-Stuart, MFH

79. Fox Hunter Over Fences – 18-30

The Matthew Todd MacDonald Memorial Perpetual Trophy donated by Jocelyn MacDonald and Sharon MacDonald

80. Fox Hunter Over Fences – 31-45The Shanagarry Farm Challenge Trophy donated by Mr. & Mrs. Richard Laimbeer

81. Fox Hunter Over Fences – 46 & over Graciously sponsored by Dr. Rita Mae Brown, MFHThe A. R. Bartenstein Challenge Trophy donated by Mrs. Joan Bartenstein

The Dennis K. Brown Challenge Trophy donated in memory of “Denny” Brown by the

Warrenton Horse Show Board of Directors, will be awarded to the Best Turned Out mount and rider competing in classes 78-81

82. Hunting PairsConsisting of horses and/or ponies. To be shown over a course of fences not to exceed 3’. Judged on performance, manners

soundness and uniformity as a pair.

The Caroline Hunt Challenge Trophy donated by The Caroline Hunt and Col. & Mrs. Robert Ferrer

83. Ladies Hunter Hack Graciously sponsored by Tri-County Feeds, Fashions & Finds Open to ladies no longer eligible to compete as juniors. To be shown at a walk, trot and canter both ways of the ring. No more

than 12 may be asked to hand gallop and jump two fences at 2’6”.

The Hesperides Farm Challenge Trophy donated by The Cutting Family in memory of Mr. John P. Cutting

84. Junior Hunter HackOpen to junior riders who have not reached their 18th birthday. To be shown at a walk, trot and canter both ways of the ring. No

more than 12 may be asked to hand gallop and jump two fences. May be asked to jump 2 fences at 2’6”.

The Hughes Memorial Perpetual Trophy donated in memory of Puller and Virginia Hughes by their family.

85. Gentlemen’s Hunter Hack Graciously sponsored by Mr. & Mrs. Ernest M. Oare Open to gentlemen no longer able to compete as junior exhibitors. To be shown at a walk, trot and canter both ways of the ring

No more than 12 may be asked to hand gallop and jump two fences.The High Flight Memorial Trophy donated by Dr. and Mrs. Csaba L. Magassy

86. $1,000 Hunting Staff Class Graciously sponsored by Mr. William E. Graves Open to past and present staff members. May be asked to perform certain tasks associated with the hunting eld such as trotting

fences, dropping rails, opening gates, cracking whips, etc. To be shown over a modied handy hunter course.

A purse of $1,000 will be awarded to the winning professional staff member. If the winner is an amateur, the purse will be presented

to the winning hunt.

The Noel Twyman Memorial Trophy presented by family and friends

The Wilbur Shumate Memorial Trophy donated by the Warrenton Hunt to the best turned out horse and rider

87. Horn Blowing Contest Open to amateur and professional staff members of registered, recognized hunts. A purse of $200 will be awarded to the winner


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88. Fox Hunter Corinthian Class Graciously sponsored by Mr & Mrs. John Coles Riders to wear full hunting attire. Performance 50%, Conformation 25%, Appointments 25%, an even hunting pace, manners

jumping style together with faults and way of moving over the course as well as when being jogged for soundness. Manners tobe emphasized.

The John Barton Payne Memorial Perpetual Trophy donated to the Warrenton Horse Show in1936 by his relatives, friends and admirers will be awarded to the winner

89. Hunt Teams Graciously sponsored by Mr. & Mrs. Harrison Nesbit Bowes Teams will consist of three horses and/or ponies. Judged on a brilliant performance at a true hunting pace, soundness, suitability

manners and uniformity of a team. “The Castalia Plate”, originally presented in 1932 to the winner of the hunt team class at The

Keswick Hunt Club Horse Show, has been donated anonymously to the winning hunt team at Warrenton

Hunt Night Champion and Reserve Awarded to the two hunts accumulating the most points.The Nancy Elizabeth Nesbit Trophy donated and sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Nesbit Bowes

The Championship graciously sponsored by Marion Maggiolo and Horse Country Saddlery

TO BE AWARDED ON HUNT NIGHT The Eleanor Joan Bartenstein Memorial Challenge Trophy will be awarded to the person with the most points in the hunt

night exhibition. Trophy graciously donated by Mrs. Courtney Curtis Bowes

The Betty C. Maloney Memorial Challenge Trophy donated by her family, to be awarded to the Warrenton Hunt high point rider.

The Cub Scout Memorial Perpetual Trophy donated by the Bopp family in loving memory of Cub Scout. To be presented to thehorse that exemplies the best all around ladies foxhunter.

Best All Around Junior Foxhunter . The C. W. Smith Memorial Plate is graciously presented by Miss Sophia Vella and herparents, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Vella in memory of Sophia’s beloved pony Georgia Brown. This trophy was originally presented to thewinner of the corinthian class at the 1909 Warenton horse Show.


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THE WARRENTON HORSE SHOWis operated in accordance with the current rules ofTHE VIRGINIA HORSE SHOWS ASSOCIATION

and is rated “C” in Adult Amateur, Amateur Owner, Hunter Breeding, Three YearOlds, Side Saddle, Pre-green and Childrens Hunter. All other classes not rated.

THE VIRGINIA HORSE SHOWS ASSOCIATION, INC.32 Ashby Street • Suite 204 • Warrenton, VA 20186 • (540) 349-0910

Please enroll me as a Member of the VHSA for the year ______

*Junior________ Senior________ Life________

Check enclosed $__________ Date of Birth__________

Name ___________________________________________________

Address _________________________________________________

___________________________ Zip Code_____________________

Date _________________Telephone Number____________________

Breed Interest ____________________________________________

Membership expires November 30th.

Junior Membership - $30 Senior Membership - $40.00

Senior and Junior Life Memberships - $400.00

*Members who have not reached 18th birthday

TO QUALIFY FOR HIGH SCORE AWARDS AN ANIMAL MUST BE REGISTERED WITHTHE ASSOCIATION AND HIS OWNER MUST BE A MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATION.

THE WARRENTON HORSE SHOWis operated in accordance with the current rules of

THE MARYLAND HORSE SHOWS ASSOCIATIONa Member Show and is rated “C” in Childrens Hunter, Adult

Amateur, Amateur Owner, Side Saddle,

and Hunter Breeding.

THE MARYLAND HORSE SHOWS ASSOCIATION, INC.9603 Northwind Rd. • Parkville, MD 21234

410-591-0380 • www.mdhsa.org

You are cordially invited to become a member of the Maryland Horse ShowsAssociation, Inc., and are requested to use the following application form:

Life Dues - $450 Farm Dues - $50 Senior - $45 Junior - $35

Name ____________________________________________________

*DOB (required) ____________________________________________

Junior Members not to have reached their 18th birthday

Address __________________________________________________

City/State/Zip ______________________________________________Phone ___________________________________________________

Email ____________________________________________________

I hereby apply for membership for the year 20____ and enclose payment

of $____________

Signature _________________________________________________

Date _________________________ Renewal_______ New_______

Membership expires November 30

Note: To Qualify For High Score Awards An Animal Must Be Registered With The Association

And His Owner/Lessee Must Be A Current Member Of The Association.


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is operated in accordance with the current rules of USEF of which body

it is a “C” rated regular Member Competition.

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