PASO PARK WELCOME CLASSIC
April 21–25 • Classic Series
USEF National (A) Hunter, Jumper Rating 4
PASO PARK SPRING CLASSIC
April 28–May 2 • Classic Series
USEF Regional I (B) Hunter, Jumper Rating 3
PASO PARK FALL CLASSIC
November 3–7 • Classic Series
USEF National (A) Hunter, Jumper Rating 4
PASO PARK OAK TREE CLASSIC
November 10–14 • Classic Series
USEF National (A) Hunter, Jumper Rating 4
Experience Boutique Show Service at a World Class Facility on the California Central Coast
Classic Series
FACILITY LOCATION
Paso Robles Horse Park
3801 Hughes Parkway, Paso Robles, CA 93446
(805) 369-1338 |
[email protected]
FROM HWY 101
Take Hwy 46 East
Left on Airport Road
Left on Dry Creek Road
(Drive approx. 0.25 mile)
Left on Hughes Parkway
FROM HWY 46 EAST
(Coming from I-5)
Continue West on Hwy 46
Right on Airport Road
Left on Dry Creek Road
(Drive approx. 0.25 mile)
Left on Hughes Parkway
ENTER VIA EMAIL
by attaching a scanned entry form and
emailing it to
[email protected]
.
All entries must be accompanied with check payment for at
least cost of stalls reserved or with a credit card to hold entries.
HORSE SHOW APPROVALS
United States Equestrian Federation (USEF) Lexington, KY
United States Hunter Jumper Association (USHJA) Lexington, KY
Pacific Coast Horse Shows Association (PCHA) Glendale, CA
Northern California Hunter Jumper Association (NorCal) Davis, CA
California Professional Horsemen’s Association (CPHA) Burbank, CA
Other recognition by NHS and Ryegate
DIRECTIONS TO THE PASO ROBLES HORSE PARK
MAIL ENTRIES TO
Paso Robles Horse Park
3801 Hughes Parkway, Paso Robles, CA 93446
Note: Must be postmarked by closing date and received
within seven (7) days.
ENTER TODAY
HORSE SHOW OFFICIALS
PASO PARK FALL CLASSIC
Judge
JAMES CLAPPERTON
(Hunter/Equitation)
Judge
SANDY ASTON
(Hunter/Equitation)
Judge
WILLIAM SPARKS
(Hunter/Equitation)
Judge
ANDREA WELLS
(Jumper)
Judge & Announcer
ADRIAN WARD
(Jumper)
Grand Prix Arena Course Designer
MANUEL ESPARZA
Course Designer
JOHN MANNING
Course Designer
MICHAEL ROY CURTIS
USEF Steward
CINDY REID
USEF Steward
JIL EDWARDS
PASO PARK OAK TREE CLASSIC
Judge
MARK JUNGHERR
(Hunter/Equitation)
Judge
JAMES WALDMAN
(Hunter/Equitation)
Judge
ANDREA WELLS
(Hunter/Equitation)
Judge
WILLIAM SPARKS
(Jumper)
Judge & Announcer
ADRIAN WARD
(Jumper)
G.P. Arena Course Designer
BERNARDO COSTA CABRAL
Course Designer
JOHN MANNING
Course Designer
MICHAEL ROY CURTIS
USEF Steward
CINDY REID
USEF Steward
JIL EDWARDS
PASO PARK WELCOME CLASSIC
Judge
JOHN ROPER
(Hunter/Equitation)
Judge
PATRICK DODSON
(Hunter/Equitation)
Judge
RUSTY STEWART
(Hunter/Equitation)
Judge
STACIE RYAN
(Jumper)
Judge & Announcer
BRIAN POST
(Jumper)
Grand Prix Arena Course Designer
OSCAR SOBERON
Course Designer
ARCHER BAILEY
Course Design Support
SARAH DUBOST
USEF Steward
CINDY REID
USEF Steward
JIL EDWARDS
PASO PARK SPRING CLASSIC
Judge
SCOTT WILLIAMSON
(Hunter/Equitation)
Judge
LAUREN SCOTT
(Hunter/Equitation)
Judge
CHUCK MAYER
(Hunter/Equitation)
Judge
STACIE RYAN
(Jumper)
Judge & Announcer
BRIAN POST
(Jumper)
Grand Prix Arena Course Designer
OLAF PETERSON JR.
Course Designer
ARCHER BAILEY
Course Designer
DEAN BATTAGLIA
USEF Steward
CINDY REID
USEF Steward
JIL EDWARDS
Show Manager
AMANDA S. DIEFENDERFER
Show Chairman
LINDA STARKMAN
Show Secretary
LAUREN WASSERMAN
[email protected]
(805) 369-1338
Veterinarian
DR. DAVID BOGENRIEF
(805) 467-3650
Licensee
LINDA STARKMAN
Paso Robles Horse Park Foundation
Farrier
TONY KNUST
Foundation Board
LINDA STARKMAN
DAVE COLMAR
CATHY DAVID
DR. CLAUDIA SONDER
DR. DAVID BOGENRIEF
KICK-OFF SCHOOLING SHOW
April 10–11 • Schooling Series
PASO PARK WELCOME CLASSIC
April 21–25 • Classic Series
PASO PARK SPRING CLASSIC
April 28–May 2 • Classic Series
SPRING FLING SCHOOLING SHOW
May 8–9 • Schooling Series
ROSÉ IN MAY
May 27–30 • B Series
BACK TO SCHOOL BASH
August 7–8 • Paso Community Event
HARVEST SPECIAL SCHOOLING SHOW
September 18–19 • Schooling Series
PASO PUMPKINS & PONIES
October 14–17 • B Series
PASO PARK FALL CLASSIC
November 3–7 • Classic Series
PASO PARK OAK TREE CLASSIC
November 10–14 • Classic Series
TURKEY TROT & JUMP
November 18–21 • B Series
WINTER WONDERLAND SCHOOLING SHOW
December 4–5 • Schooling Series
2021
D
ates
NO CLASS FEES
For horses entered in the Rated Young Hunter Sections
HORSE SHOW SERVICES
Show Office Hours
MON.
12 — 5 pm
TUES.
8 am — 5 pm
WED. — SUN.
7 am
1— 5 pm
21or 30 minutes before start of first class
2or 30 minutes after completion of last class
Concessions Provided By
CAHOOTS CATERING
Golf Carts
ROBB-A-CART
(805) 440-9623
USEF HORSE FEE:
$8
USEF EQUINE DRUG & MEDICATION FEE:
$15
USEF SHOW PASS FEE:
$45
USEF MEMBERSHIP FEE:
$80
USHJA FEE:
$7
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USHJA SHOW PASS FEE:
$30
NORCAL FEE:
$3
PCHA FEE:
$3
CA DRUG FEE:
$8
ON SITE STALL FEE:
$350
*
TEMPORARY STALL FEE:
$300 ($550 for 2 consecutive weeks)
RV SPACE:
$400 plus 13.5% in City T.O.T. & assessments
HUNTER NOMINATION FEE:
$50
LOW JUMPER NOMINATION FEE (UNDER 1.20M):
$75
HIGH JUMPER NOMINATION FEE (1.20M & OVER):
$100
WARM-UP CLASS:
$40
VIP PARKING:
$100
HORSE SHOW FEES
ENTRIES RECEIVED AFTER CLOSING DAY WILL BE CHARGED A $75 OFFICE FEE.
Paso Park Welcome Classic
MARCH 30, 2021
Paso Park Spring Classic
APRIL 6, 2021
Paso Park Fall Classic
OCTOBER 12, 2021
Paso Park Oak Tree Classic
OCTOBER 19, 2021
CLOSING DAY DEADLINES
ONSITE RV POLICY
Onsite RV/travel trailer sites are available for reservation on a first come,
first served basis. Please email
[email protected]
or call
805-369-1338 to make your reservations. No reservations are final
until you receive written confirmation from a Park show staff member.
Reservations are final and cannot be cancelled; you will be responsible
for the full cost of the reservation. Hookups include 30 amp and 50
amp power, and potable water. Pump out services can be requested
in the office only on the dates they indicate are available. Your space
reservation includes two pump outs per week, additional pump outs
will cost $25 each. Each site is assigned, you can find your assignment
posted on the Stall Chart board at your arrival.
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Please see Rules & Regulations for how on site stalls are assigned.
USHJA Fee is $2 for the Paso Park Spring Classic.
Spring Classic: A $27 discount will be applied to all stalls at
FULL DETAILS: Up until the published closing entry date or 24 hours after the announcement that a show has sold out, whichever
comes first, you may make changes to or cancel your entries and related stall reservations. After that point you are fully responsible
for the stall fee related to each specific horse’s entry and a $50 office fee. Until the Monday of the show you may change which horse
is entered if you still plan utilize the originally reserved stall(s); this will only incur the $50 office fee for processing the change. All
tack/grooming stalls reserved are final at the point of entry closing or 24 hours after a sold out show is announced. You may choose to
fill a tack/grooming stall with a new horse entry after that point with the related late entry fees; however, any “cancelled” tack/grooming
stalls after that point will still be billed to the trainer or to the designated competitor account.
For competing entries there is no fee to scratch a competition/class as long as notification has been made in the show office the day
prior to the scratched competition/class. Should management have to cancel competitions/classes/sections that cannot be rescheduled
due to inclement weather and/or any other emergency or unforeseen situation there are no refunds on entry and stall fees or of any
other fees.
REFUNDS
In the case that you will no longer be able to attend the horse show, please refer to the chart
below to determine if you owe outstanding fees or will be receiving refunds.
We appreciate your efforts to help us be organized in preparing for the shows allowing us to
accommodate as many competitors as possible. Should an unforeseen circumstance arise,
please do not hesitate to reach out to management to discuss the details and determine if
an exception can be made.
Request was submitted in writing
on or before the published entry
closing date or 24 hours after a
show has been announced sold out,
whichever comes first.
SCRATCH OR
ENTRY CHANGE
DETAILS
OUTSTANDING BALANCE IF...
Request was submitted after entry
closing or 24 hours after a show
has been published as sold out.
OUTSTANDING BALANCE IF...
Hor
se Sta
lls
& Entr
ies
Scratching a Horse
Scratching a horse with no intent to fill the stall with
another horse with the same trainer or to use the
stall as an additional tack/grooming stall.
$0
$300 Stall fee
+ $50 office fee
Swapping a horse,
but filling the stall
Scratching a horse, but filling the originally reserved
stall with a new horse entry or using the stall as an
additional tack/grooming stall.
$0
Stall fee applied to new
horse/trainer split
+ $50 office fee
Reducing the count of
tack/grooming stalls
Reducing the stalls reserved for tack/grooming
stalls, resulting in a reduction of total stall counts
for that trainer.
$0
$300 per stall fee
Exchanging tack/
grooming stalls for
horse stalls
Utilizing stalls originally reserved for tack/grooming
stalls to bring an additional horse to the show,
resulting in no change to the total stall count for
that trainer
$0
Stall fee applied to new
horse stall
+ $50 office fee
Ta
ck/Gr
ooming
Sta
ll Ch
anges
What is my
outstanding balance?
Class #
Class
Height
Entry Fee
Prize Money
18
$250 0.70m Low Pre-Child/Adult Classic II; 2b
2'3"
$60
$250
19
$500 0.80m Pre-Child/Adult Classic II; 2b
2'7"
$75
$500
20
$500 0.90m Mod Child/Adult Classic II; 2b
2'11"
$75
$500
21
$750 1.00m Low Child/Adult Classic II; 2b
3'3"
$85
$750
22
$1,000 1.10m Child/Adult Jumper Classic II; 2b
3'7"
$125
$1,000
23
$1,000 1.15m Mod Jr/Am Jumper Classic II; 2b
3'9"
$125
$1,000
24
$2,000 1.20m Low Jr/AO/Am Jumper Classic II; 2b
3'11"
$175
$2,000
25
$2,500 1.30m Medium Jr/AO/Am Jumper Classic II; 2b
4'3"
$225
$2,500
26
$2,500 1.40m High Jr/AO/Am Jumper Classic II; 2b
4'7"
$225
$2,500
27
$3,000 1.20m Open Speed Stake III
3'11"
$250
$3,000
JUMPER CLASSICS
Class #
Class
Height
Entry Fee
Prize Money
1
$40,000 Jill Weaver Memorial Grand Prix II; 2a
Regional Standard
$650
$40,000
2
$26,000 Spring Classic Grand Prix II; 2a
Regional Standard
$250
$26,000
3
$40,0000 Fall Classic Grand Prix II; 2a
Regional Standard
$650
$40,000
4
$40,000 Oak Tree Classic Grand Prix II; 2a
Regional Standard
$650
$40,000
5
$7,500 USHJA National Hunter Derby
3'0" - 3'5"
$250
$7,500
6
$10,000 USHJA International Hunter Derby
3'6" - 4'3"
$350
$10,000
7
Leadline
N/A
Free
8
$2,500 USHJA National Hunter Derby
3'0" - 3'5"
$175
$2,500
PREMIER CLASSES
Class #
Class
Height
Entry Fee
A-Rated
Prize Money
A-Rated
Spring Classic
Entry Fee
Spring Classic
Prize Money
8
$1,000 CPHA Green Hunter Incentive 3'0"/3'3"
3'0"/3'3"
$100
$1,000
N/A
N/A
9
$1,000 CPHA Green Hunter Incentive 3'6"/3'9"
3'6"/3'9"
$100
$1,000
N/A
N/A
10
Junior Hunter Classic 3'3"/3'6"
3'3"/3'6"
$125
$1,500
$100
$1,000
11
A/O Hunter Classic 3'3"/3'6"
3'3"/3'6"
$125
$1,500
$100
$1,000
12
Green Pony Hunter Classic 2'3"/2'6"/2'9"
2'3"/2'6"/2'9"
$50
$500
$25
$200
13
Pony Hunter Classic 2'3"/2'6"/2'9"
2'3"/2'6"/2'9"
$50
$500
$25
$250
14
Children’s/AA Hunter Classic 3'0"
3'0"
$75
$1,000
$50
$500
16
Children’s Pony Hunter Classic 2'0"/2'6"
2'0"/2'6"
$50
$250
$25
$250
29
Short/Long Hunter Classic
2'0"
$50
$250
$50
$250
17
Mini Hunter Derby
2'3"/2'6"/2'9"
$65
$750
$50
$750
30
Junior/Amateur Hunter Derby
3'0" -3'5"
$250
$2,500
$100
$5,000
HUNTER SECTIONS
Note: Judging for classes 400, 405, and 410 will be 25% confirmation.
Class #
Class
A Rated Entry Fee
Spring Classic Entry Fee Prize MoneyA Rated Spring Classic Prize Money Addback Per Entry300, 301, 302, 303, 304*
Green Hunter 3'0" ^
$275/Section
$60/Class
$150
$75
$18
305, 306, 307, 308, 309*
Green Hunter 3'3" ^
$275/Section
$60/Class
$150
$75
$18
310, 311, 312, 313, 314*
Green Hunter 3'6" ^ †
$275/Section
$60/Class
$150
$75
$18
315, 316, 317, 318, 319*
Green Hunter 3'9" ^ †
$275/Section
$60/Class
$150
$75
$18
320, 321, 322, 323, 324*
Performance Hunter 3'3" ^ †
$275/Section or $60/Class
$60/Class
$150
$75
$18
325, 326, 327, 328, 329*
Performance Hunter 3'6" ^ †
$275/Section or $60/Class
$60/Class
$150
$75
$18
330, 331, 332, 333, 334*
High Performance Hunter 3'9" ^ †
$300/Section or $65/Class
$60/Class
$200
$76
$18
335, 336, 337, 338, 339*
Young Hunter 5 & Under 2'9" ^
Free
Free
340, 341, 342, 343, 344*
Young Hunter 6 & Under 3'0" ^
Free
Free
345, 346, 347, 348, 349*
Young Hunter 7 & Under 3'3x" ^
Free
Free
350, 351, 352, 353, 354*
Small/Large Junior Hunter 3'3" ^ †
$250/Section
$55/Class
$150
$75
360, 361, 362, 363, 364*
A/O Hunter 3'3" ^ †
$275/Section
$60/Class
$150
$75
$18
370, 371, 372, 373, 374*
Small/Large Junior Hunter 3'6" ^ †
$250/Section
$55/Class
$150
$75
380, 381, 382, 383, 384*
A/O Hunter 3'6" ^ †
$275/Section
$60/Class
$150
$75
$18
390, 391, 392, 393, 394*
Sm/Med Green Pony Hunter 2'3"/2'6" ^
$250/Section
$55/Class
$125
$50
395, 396, 397, 398, 399*
Large Green Pony Hunter 2'9" ^
$250/Section
$55/Class
$125
$50
400, 401, 402, 403, 404*
Small Pony Hunter 2'3" ^ †
$250/Section
$55/Class
$125
$50
405, 406, 407, 408, 409*
Medium Pony Hunter 2'6" ^ †
$250/Section
$55/Class
$125
$50
410, 411, 412, 413, 414*
Large Pony Hunter 2'9" ^ †
$250/Section
$55/Class
$125
$50
420, 421, 422, 423, 424*
USHJA Hunter 2'3" •
$225/Section or $50/Class
$50/Class
425, 426, 427, 428, 429*
USHJA Hunter 2'6" •
$225/Section or $50/Class
$50/Class
430, 431, 432, 433, 434*
USHJA Hunter 2'9" •
$225/Section or $50/Class
$50/Class
435, 436, 437, 438, 439*
USHJA Hunter 3'0" •
$225/Section or $50/Class
$50/Class
440, 441, 442, 443, 444*
Children’s Hunter 13 & Under 3'0" •
$225/Section or $50/Class
$50/Class
445, 446, 447, 448, 449*
Children’s Hunter 14-17 3'0" •
$225/Section or $50/Class
$50/Class
450, 451, 452, 453, 454*
A/A Hunter 18-35 3'0" •
$225/Section or $50/Class
$50/Class
455, 456, 457, 458, 459*
A/A Hunter 36 & Over 3'0" •
$225/Section or $50/Class
$50/Class
460, 461, 462, 463, 464*
Children’s Pony Hunter 2'0"-2'6"
$225/Section or $50/Class
$50/Class
470, 471, 472, 473, 474*
Short Stirrup Hunter 2'0"
$225/Section or $50/Class
$50/Class
475, 476, 477, 478, 479*
Long Stirrup Hunter 2'0"
$225/Section or $50/Class
$50/Class
480, 481, 482, 483, 484*
Pre-Child/Adult Hunter 2'3"
$225/Section or $50/Class
$50/Class
485, 486, 487, 488, 489*
Low Children’s Hunter 2'6"
$225/Section or $50/Class
$50/Class
490, 491, 492, 493, 494*
Low Adult Hunter 2'6"
$225/Section or $50/Class
$50/Class
495, 496, 497, 498, 499*
Mod Child/Adult Hunter 2'9"
$225/Section or $50/Class
$50/Class
Indicates Under Saddle class and no prize money offered
Indicates a USEF “B” Rated Class at the Paso Park Spring Classic and a USEF “A” Rated Class at all other Classics
Indicates a USEF “C” Rated Class
Indicates Hunter sections that feature a handy round. The course will be the second over fences class in the section.
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Class #
Class
Height
Entry Fee Per Class
700, 701, 702*
Short Stirrup Equitation
2'0"
$50
703, 704, 705*
Long Stirrup Equitation
2'0"
$50
706, 707, 708*
Low Children's Equitation 2'6"
2'6"
$50
709, 710, 711*
Low Adult Equitation 2'6"
2'6"
$50
736, 737, 738*
Equitation 11 & Under 2'9"
2'9"
$50
712, 713, 714*
Equitation 12-17
3'0"
$50
715, 716, 717*
Adult Equitation
3'0"
$50
718, 719, 720*
Children’s Pony Equitation
2'0"/2'6"
$50
721, 722, 723*
Pony Equitation
2'3"/2'6"/2'9"
$50
EQUITATION SECTIONS
* Indicates Equitation flat class
Class #
Class
Height
Entry Fee
800
M&S/USEF Pony Medal
2'3"/2'6"/2'9"
$50
801
NorCal Pony Medal
2'3"/2'6"/2'9"
$50
802
CPHA Horsemanship Medal 2'6"
2'6"
$50
803
PCHA Jr/Am Medal 2'9"
2'9"
$50
804
Ariat National Adult Medal 3'0"
3'0"
$50
805
CPHA Child/Adult Medal 3'0"
3'0"
$50
806
NorCal 3'0" Medal
3'0"
$50
807
Onondarka Medal 12 & Under 3'0"
3'0"
$50
808
THIS Children’s Medal 3'0"
3'0"
$50
809
CPHA Foundation Eq Medal 3'3"
3'3"
$50
810
Foxfield Medal 3'3"
3'3"
$50
811
NorCal Junior Medal 3'6"
3'6"
$50
812
NorCal Senior Medal 3'6"
3'6"
$50
813
PCHA Horsemanship 14 & Under 3'3"
3'3"
$50
814
PCHA Horsemanship 18-34 3'3"
3'3"
$50
815
PCHA Horsemanship 35 & Over 3'3"
3'3"
$50
816
Pickwick Medal 3'3"
3'3"
$50
817
US Adult Equitation 3'3"
3'3"
$50
818
CPHA Jr/Am Medal 3'6"
3'6"
$50
819
Hamel/NHS Medal 3'3"
3'3"
$50
820
USHJA Jumping Seat Medal 1.00m
1.00m
$50
821
ASPCA Horsemanship 3'6"
3'6"
$50
822
Dover/USEF Hunt Seat Medal 3'6"
3'6"
$50
823a
Washington Int'l - Hunter Phase 3'6"
3'6"
$50
823b
Washington Int'l - Jumper Phase 1.10m
3'7"
$50
824
Platinum Performance USEF Talent Search 1.10m
3'7"
$50
Class #
Class
Height
Entry Fee
1302
2'0" Warm-Up
2'0"
$40
1305-1307
2'3" Warm-Up
2'3"
$40
1310-1312
2'6" Warm-Up
2'6"
$40
1315-1317
2'9" Warm-Up
2'9"
$40
1320, 1327
3'0" Warm-Up
3'0"
$40
1328, 1329
2'9"/3'0"/3'3" Warm-Up
2'9"/3'0"/3'3"
$40
1330, 1331
3'0"/3'3"/3'6"/3'9" Warm-Up
3'0"/3'3"/3'6"/3'9"
$40
1336, 1337
3'3"/3'6"/3'9" Warm-Up
3'3"/3'6"/3'9"
$40
1700
3'0" Equitation Warm-Up
3'0"
$40
1100-1102
1.00m Jumper Warm-Up
3'3"
$40
1345-1346
2'0" Unjudged Schooling Round
2'0"
$40
1347-1348
2'3" Unjudged Schooling Round
2'3"
$40
1349-1350
2'6" Unjudged Schooling Round
2'6"
$40
1351-1352
2'9" Unjudged Schooling Round
2'9"
$40
WARM-UP CLASSES
You may ride in a warm-up class once per height
per day. Once you compete in the next class
in the schedule, you may not go back and do
another warm-up. Hunter warm-up cards are
held open with corresponding hunter classes.
Warm-up cards will be closed before the start
of any medal classes. Jumper warm-up cards
will be closed before the start of any following
classes. Warm-up rounds will be judged, thus all
rules pertaining to rounds (including following the
posted course) will be followed, but no scores or
ribbons will be awarded.
Class #
Class
Height
Entry Fee
Prize Money
Addback Per Entry
100, 101, 102, 103, 105
0.70m Jumper
2'3"
$55
106, 107, 108, 109, 111
0.80m Jumper
2'7"
$55
112, 113, 114, 115, 117
0.90m Jumper
2'11"
$55
118, 119, 120, 121, 123
1.00m Jumper
3'3"
$55
124, 125, 126, 127, 129
1.10m Jumper
3'7"
$55
130, 131, 132, 133, 135
1.15m Jumper
3'9"
$55
136, 137, 138, 139
1.20m Jumper
3'11"
$65
$150
$18
140, 141, 142, 143
1.30m Jumper
4'3"
$65
$250
$18
144, 145, 146
1.40m Jumper
4'7"
$65
$350
$18
147, 148, 149, 150
0.70m Low Pre-Child/Adult Jumper
2'3"
$55
151, 152, 153, 154
0.80m Pre-Child/Adult Jumper
2'7"
$55
155, 156, 157, 158
0.90m Mod Child/Adult Jumper
2'11"
$55
159, 160, 161, 162
1.00m Low Child/Adult Jumper
3'3"
$55
163, 164, 165, 166
1.10m Children’s Jumper
3'7"
$55
167, 168, 169, 170
1.10m Adult Amateur Jumper
3'7"
$56
171, 172, 173, 174
1.15m Mod Jr/Am Jumper
3'9"
$55
175, 176, 177
1.20m Low Jr/AO/Am Jumper
3'11"
$65
$150
$18
178, 179, 180
1.30m Medium Jr/AO/Am Jumper
4'3"
$65
$250
$18
181, 182, 183
1.40m High Jr/AO/Am Jumper
4'7"
$65
$350
$18
JUMPER SECTIONS
SECTION CHAMPIONS
*Performance Hunter - 3'3"
*Performance Hunter - 3'6"
*High Performance Hunter - 3'9"
*Young Hunter - 5 & Under - 3'0"
*Young Hunter - 6 & Under - 3'3"
*Young Hunter - 7 & Under - 3'6"
*Green Hunter - 3'0"
*Green Hunter - 3'3"
*Green Hunter - 3'6"
*Green Hunter - 3'9"
*A/O Hunter - 3'3"
*A/O Hunter - 3'6"
*Small/Large Junior Hunter - 3'3"
*Small/Large Junior Hunter - 3'6"
Mod Child/Adult Hunter - 2'9"
Low Adult Hunter - 2'6"
Low Children’s Hunter - 2'6"
*Children’s Hunter 13 & Under- 3'0"
*Children’s Hunter 14-17- 3'0"
*Adult Amateur Hunter 18-35 - 3'0"
*Adult Amateur Hunter 36 & Older - 3'0"
Pre-Child/Adult Hunter - 2'3"
Long Stirrup Hunter - 2'0"
Short Stirrup Hunter - 2'0"
Sm/Med Green Pony Hunter - 2'3"/2'6"
Large Green Pony Hunter - 2'9"
*Small Pony Hunter - 2'3"
*Medium Pony Hunter - 2'6"
*Large Pony Hunter - 2'9"
*Children’s Pony Hunter - 2'0"-2'6"
*USHJA Hunter - 2'3"
*USHJA Hunter - 2'6"
*USHJA Hunter - 2'9"
*USHJA Hunter - 3'0"
HUNTER SECTION CHAMPIONS
Short Stirrup Equitation - 2'0"
Long Stirrup Equitation - 2'0"
Low Children's Equitation - 2'6"
Equitation 11 & Under - 2'9"
Equitation 12-17 - 3'0"
Low Adult Equitation - 2'6"
Adult Equitation - 3'0"
Pony Equitation - 2'3"/2'6"/2'9"
Children’s Pony Equitation - 2'0"/2'6"
1.40m High Jr/AO/Am Jumper
1.40m Jumper
1.30m Medium Jr/AO/Am Jumper
1.30m Jumper
1.20m Low Jr/AO/Am Jumper
1.20m Jumper
1.15m Modified Jr/Am Jumper
1.15m Jumper
1.10m Adult/Amateur Jumper
1.10m Children’s Jumper
1.10m Jumper
1.00m Low Child/Adult Jumper
1.00m Jumper
0.90m Mod. Child/Adult Jumper
0.90m Jumper
0.80m Pre-Child/Adult Jumper
0.80m Jumper
0.70m Low Pre-Child/Adult Jumper
0.70m Jumper
EQUITATION SECTION CHAMPIONS
JUMPER SECTION CHAMPIONS
* Indicates USEF Champion
Jumper Championships: In jumper championships, points for all classes shall be calculated 10, 6, 4, 2, 1, ½. In case of a tie for champion or reserve
the tied entries shall remain tied and each receive a ribbon and trophy/prize.
Hunter Championships: Titles shall be awarded to the two horses of the four horses that have acquired the most points over fences. A minimum
of three entries must compete in at least two over fences classes and one under saddle class. In addition to these over fences points, only the top
four horses shall receive full points for ribbons won in under saddle classes and half points for model classes. Ties in hunter championships shall
be broken as specified in the USEF Rule Book (HU 151). All others will remain tied and shall receive equal awards. Points calculated, 10, 6, 4, 2, 1, ½.
Equitation Championships: Points for all classes shall be calculated 10, 6, 4, 2, 1, ½. In case of a tie for champion or reserve, the winner shall be the
PARK SPECS
Paso Robles Horse Park Grand Prix - Classes 1-4
The Grand Prix held at each week of the Paso Robles Horse Park Classic Series will be run as Table II, Sec. 2(a) – Time first with a
jump off; ties to jump off for first place. The class will be held at 1.40m utilizing Regional Standard. Order of go will be drawn by Park
management under supervision of the USEF Steward and posted by Noon the day of the class. Prize money will be distributed as
follows: 1st - 30%, 2nd - 22%, 3rd - 13%, 4th - 8%, 5th - 6%, 6th - 5%, 7th - 4%, 8th - 3%, 9th - 3%, 10th - 2%, 11th - 2%, 12th - 2%. Any
entries made after 5 p.m. the day before the class will be charged a $150 post entry fee; post entries will be required to go first in
the order, regardless of when the order is established. Scratches at any time up until the start of the Grand Prix will be allowed and
will receive a refund of the entry fee less a $150 scratch fee.
USHJA National Hunter Derby - Classes 5 & 8
The USHJA National Hunter Derby features a two-round format with a minimum of two judges utilizing a numerical system to
score competitors in the Classic Hunter Round (first round) on performance, hunter pace, jumping style, quality and substance, and
movement. A second round will feature a Handy Hunter course designed to reflect brilliance of pace and handiness. In each round,
following the judges’ base score, one point will be added for each high-option fence jumped; up to a maximum of four high options
may be included. Fences are set at 3' with four high-option fences set at 3'5". Full specs can be found with the United States Hunter
Jumper Association. There is a same day add/scratch fee of $50 for the Hunter Derby.
USHJA International Hunter Derby - Class 6
The USHJA International Hunter Derby features a two-round format with a minimum of two judges utilizing a numerical system to
score competitors in the Classic Hunter Round (first round) on performance, hunter pace, jumping style, quality and substance, and
movement. A second round will feature a Handy Hunter course designed to reflect brilliance of pace and handiness. In each round,
following the judges’ base score, one point will be added for each high-option fence jumped; up to a maximum of four high options
may be included. Fences are set at 3'6" with at least high-option fences set at 3'9" - 4'3". Full specs can be found with the United
States Hunter Jumper Association. There is a same day add/scratch fee of $50 for the Hunter Derby.
Hunter Classics - Classes 8-16 and 29
Horses or ponies must have competed in at least two classes unless specified otherwise, the final round over fences in each section
is to count as the first round of the respective Classic. All hunter rounds will be scored under the open numerical judging system. If a
horse is not present for either the first or second round of a classic, that horse will receive a zero score in that round. Scores will be
totaled from both the first and second round to determine the winners. All overall ties will be broken by using second round scores.
Prize money divided 30%, 22%, 15%, 10%, 7%, 6%, 5%, 5%. Classes 10 and 11 the Junior and A/O Hunter Classics and class 14 the
Children/A/A Hunter Classics will not be eligible for Horse of the Year bonus points. Full list of Hunter Classics listed on page 7.
$2,500 Junior/Amateur Hunter Derby - Class 30
This class consists of a two-round derby. The first round will be judged as a traditional hunter round, scoring riders on performance,
hunter pace, jumping style, quality and substance, and movement. The second round will invite the top ten back to compete over
a handy course offering the opportunity to demonstrate brilliance of pace and handiness. Fences are set at 3' with four high-option
fences set up to 3'5". The Junior/Amateur Hunter Derby is not sanctioned by USHJA and will not count for zone Horse of the Year
bonus points. Prize money will be awarded as follows: 1st - 30%, 2nd - 22%, 3rd - 15%, 4th - 10%, 5th - 7%, 6th - 6%, 7th - 5%, 8th - 5%.
There is a same day add/scratch fee of $50.
PARK SPECS (CONT.)
Class #
Class
Height
Entry Fee
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$5,000 1.40m Open Welcome Stake
Open to any horse/rider combination. No qualifying requirement. Fences 1.40m (4'7"). Table II; Sec. 2(b) (Time First
Jump-Off). Prize money divided: $1,250, $800, $650, $600, $500, $450, $400, $350. There is a same day add/scratch fee
of $50 for this class.
4'7”
$275
27
$3,000 1.20m Open Jumper Speed Stake
Horses must have competed in at least one other jumper class at the same show. No cross entry restrictions. Fences
1.20m (3'11"). USEF Table III, faults converted to time. Prize money divided $750, $450, $400, $350, $300, $275, $250,
$225. There is a same day add/scratch fee of $50 for this class.
3'11"
$250
26
$2,500 1.40m High Junior/AO/Amateur Jumper Classic
Horses must have competed in at least one other jumper class in the 1.40m High Junior/AO/Amateur Jumper section
at the same show. Fences 1.40m (4'7"). Table II; Sec. 2(b) (Time First Jump-Off). Prize money divided $625, $375, $325,
$300, $250, $225, $200, $200. There is a same day add/scratch fee of $50 for this class.
4'7"
$225
25
$2,500 1.30m Medium Junior/AO/Amateur Jumper Classic
Horses must have competed in at least one other jumper class in the 1.30m Medium Junior/AO/Amateur Jumper section at
the same show. Fences 1.30m (4'3"). Table II; Sec. 2(b) (Time First Jump-Off). Prize money divided $625, $375, $325, $300,
$250, $225, $200, $200. There is a same day add/scratch fee of $50 for this class.
4'3"
$225
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$2,000 1.20m (3'11") Low Junior/AO/Amateur Jumper Classic
Horses must have competed in at least one other jumper class in the 1.20m Low Junior/AO/Amateur Jumper section
at the same show. Fences 1.20m (3'11). Table II; Sec. 2(b) (Time First Jump-Off). Prize money divided $500, $300, $240,
$215, $200, $190, $180, $175. There is a same day add/scratch fee of $50 for this class.
3'11"
$175
22 & 23
$1,000 1.15m (3'9") Modified Junior/Amateur Jumper Classic
$1,000 1.10m Children’s/Adult Amateur Jumper Classic
Horses must have competed in at least one other jumper class in their respective jumper section at the same show.
Fences as specified. Table II; Sec. 2(b) (Time First Jump-Off). Prize money divided $300, $200, $150, $130, $120, $100.
3'7" & 3'9"
$125
21
$750 1.00m Low Children’s/Adult Amateur Jumper Classic
Horses must have competed in at least one other jumper class in their respective jumper section at the same show.
Fences 1.00m (3'3"). USEF Table II; Sec 2(b) (Time First Jump-Off). Prize money divided $250, $130, $100, $95, $90, $85.
3'3"
$85
19 & 20
$500 0.90m Modified Children’s/Adult Amateur Jumper Classic
$500 0.80m Pre Child/Adult Amateur Jumper Classic
Horses must have competed in at least one other jumper class in their respective jumper section at the same show.
Fences as specified. USEF Table II; Sec. 2(b) (Time First Jump-Off). Prize money divided $150, $100, $75, $65, $60, $50.
2'7" & 2'11"
$75
18
$250 0.70m Low Pre Child/Adult Amateur Jumper Classic
Horses must have competed in at least one other jumper class in their respective jumper section at the same show.
Fences as specified. USEF Table II; Sec. 2(b) (Time First Jump-Off). Prize money divided $75, $50, $45, $35, $25, $20.
2'3"
$60
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Paso Park Mini Hunter Derby
Horses must have competed in at least two classes over fences in the Short Stirrup, Long Stirrup, Pre Child/Adult, Low Children’s, Low Adult or
Modified Child/Adult Hunter sections at the same show. To be shown over a single-round course of fences at appropriate height. Course to consist
of both hunter classic and hunter handy style lines, turns and jumps. A trot fence and natural obstacles may be used. This class will be held open
with each section on Sunday so that exhibitors may show in this at the same time as their section classes. Winner to be the entry with the highest
single round score. Prize money divided 30%, 20%, 15%, 13%, 12%, 10%.
SCHOOLING POLICIES
L.D. Hayes Grand Prix Arena Schooling Policy
No schooling or riding is permitted in L.D. Hayes Grand Prix Arena during the show week.
JW Arena Schooling Policy
Each morning of the show week pending weather, particularly rain and frost, the arena will be open for hacking, no jumping, from sunrise until one
hour before the scheduled start time of the first class. Following the completion and reset at the end of each show day, schooling over fences after
the course has been reset may be permitted at management’s discretion.
Fairway Grand Hunter Field Schooling Policy
Each morning of the show week the arena will be open for hand-walking from sunrise until 30 minutes before the scheduled start time. If overnight
temperatures drop below 35 degrees, this will not be available in order to preserve the quality of the field. No schooling or riding is allowed in this
arena during the show week.
Oak Grove & Butterfield Arenas Schooling Policy
Each morning during the show the arena will be open from sunrise until 45 minutes before the scheduled start time for hacking only, no jumping.
Following the completion and reset at the end of each show day, schooling over fences after the course has been reset may be permitted at
management’s discretion.
Schooling & Warm-Up Policies
“Ticketed Warm-Ups” are held on Tuesday in all arenas and in Oak Grove arena on Wednesday and Thursday. The intent of these is to allow
introduction to the competition space in advance of the show, it is not to host extensive schooling or teaching of lessons in the show rings; please
plan to utilize the warm-up rings for those activities. Each round may be up to five minutes long and can be utilized for hacking or jumping portions
of the posted course. There is no changing of jump heights or directions allowed. Only one trainer per five minute window at a time, the back gate
will announce a 30-second warning to the conclusion of your time; if you continue to ride past that 30 seconds, an additional ticketed round will
be charged to the entry number worn. Everyone riding a ticketed warm-up must wear a number. All rounds will be billed to the number recorded;
however, trainers may choose to wear a single number throughout the day and have all ticketed warm-up charges included on the trainer split. No
poling or offsets allowed. Once the show week begins on Wednesday of each week the above policies will take effect in each specified arena.
Please note all schooling access is subject to weather, footing and schedule constraints as determined by show management. Absolutely no
schooling will be permitted 30 minutes after sunset each day. Any end-of-day over fences schooling must be confirmed with management through
back gate staff.
TENTATIVE WARM-UP SCHEDULE
Oak Grove Arena
8:30 AM 2' Hunter Warm-Up 9:30 AM 2'3" Hunter Warm-Up 10:30 AM Water & Drag 11:00 AM 2'6" Hunter Warm-Up
1:00 PM 2'9" Hunter Warm-Up 2:00 PM Water & Drag 2:30 PM 2'3" Hunter Warm-Up 3:30 PM 2'0" Hunter Warm-Up 4:30 PM Arena Closed
JW Arena
9:00 AM 0.70m Jumper Warm-Up 10:00 AM 0.80m Jumper WWarm-Up 11:00 AM Water & Drag 11:30 AM 0.90m Jumper Warm-Up 12:00 PM 1.00m Jumper Warm-Up1:00 PM Water & Drag 1:30 PM 0.90m Jumper Warm-Up 2:30 PM 0.80m Jumper Warm-Up 3:30 PM 0.70m Jumper Warm-Up 4:30 PM Arena Closed
LD Hayes Grand Prix Arena
10:00 AM 1.00m Jumper Warm-Up 11:00 AM 1.10m Jumper Warm-Up 12:00 PM Water & Drag 12:30 PM 1.15m Jumper Warm-Up
1:30 PM 1.30m Jumper Warm-Up 2:30 PM Water & Drag 3:00 PM 1.20m Jumper Warm-Up 4:00 PM 1.10m Jumper Warm-Up 5:00 PM Arena Closed
Fairway Field
12–3 PM Open for hand-walking
Butterfield Arena
9:30 AM 2'0" Hunter Warm-Up 10:30 AM 2'6" Hunter Warm-Up 11:30 AM Water & Drag 12:00 PM 2'9" Hunter Warm-Up
1:00 PM 3'0" Hunter Warm-Up 1:30 PM Water & Drag 2:00 PM 3'3" Hunter Warm-Up 2:30 PM 3'6" Hunter Warm-Up 3:00 PM 2'9" Hunter Warm-Up 3:45 PM 2'3" Hunter Warm-Up 4:30 PM 2'0" Hunter Warm-Up 5:15 PM Arena Closed
IMPORTANT POLICIES OF THE SHOW
Adds & Scratches Due By 5:00 p.m. Daily
All changes for the next day, including adds and scratches, must be made by 5:00 p.m. each day in the office. This allows the next
day’s schedule to be created with class counts and times, and made available to everyone in a timely manner. These shows will only
allow same-day adds if the schedule in each ring allows. Unless otherwise posted at the office, it should be assumed there are no
same-day adds. Any changes made after 5:00 p.m., if accepted, will be considered SAME DAY and will fall under the policy for same
day adds and scratches. There will be a $5 per transaction fee for late entries and scratches.
Canceling And Combining Of Classes
Classes with less than the entry minimums may be either canceled or combined with other classes, at management’s discretion.
Often this is determined at 5 p.m. the day prior to the class. Please enter in all your desired classes by 5 p.m. the day before.
Scratch Your Classes BEFORE They Start
Be sure to stop by the Horse Show Office to scratch any classes you have entered that you won’t be showing in BEFORE the start of
the class. If you don’t scratch them at all, or try to scratch them after the class has started, you will be charged the full entry fee.
No Same Day Adds
Unless otherwise posted at the Horse Show Office, same day adds are not permitted in any arenas.
Posted Time Schedule
The most accurate estimation of the daily time schedule will be completed after adds and scratches have been entered. We strive to
post this schedule by 7:00 pm the day prior. The schedule can be found at
www.PasoRoblesHorsePark.com/Daily-Show-Schedule
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MEMBERSHIP STATEMENT
MOTORIZED VEHICLE STATEMENT
Minors who do not have a valid driver’s license which allows them to operate a motorized vehicle in the state in which they reside
will not be permitted to operate a motorized vehicle of any kind, including, but not limited to, golf carts, motorcycles, scooters, or
farm utility vehicles, on the competition grounds of licensed competitions. Minors who have a valid temporary license may operate
the above described motorized vehicles as long as they are accompanied by an adult with a valid driver’s license. The parent/legal
guardian or individual who signs the entry blank as a parent or guardian of a minor operating a motorized vehicle in violation of
this rule are solely responsible for any damages, claims, losses or actions resulting from that operation. Violations of this rule will
be cause for penalties against those responsible for the child committing the offense. Wheelchairs and other mobility assistance
devices for individuals with disabilities are exempt from this rule. The unsafe use of personal electronic transport devices, as
determined by the competition officials and management in their sole discretion, that do not require a driver’s license to operate,
including but not limited to segways, hover boards, and single wheeled scooters is prohibited on competition grounds. Operating
such devices in areas where people gather may be deemed “unsafe use” if there is a risk of harm to others. If the operator of the
device is a minor, the parent/legal guardian or individual who signs the entry blank as a parent or guardian of a minor operating the
device in violation of this rule is accountable and may be subject to penalties. Wheelchairs and other mobility assistance devices
Life, senior active and junior active members shall be eligible to participate in all classes at Regular Competitions, Eventing
Competitions at the Modified Level or above and Combined Driving Competitions at the Advanced Level, Dressage, Reining and
Vaulting Competitions and Endurance Rides. A nonmember may participate as a handler, rider, driver, owner, lessee, agent, coach
or trainer at Regular Competitions, Eventing Competitions, Dressage Competitions, Reining Competitions and Combined Driving
Competitions upon payment of a $45 Show Pass fee. Participants in the following classes are exempted from the Requirements of
this rule: 1) leadline; 2) exhibitions; 3) games and races; 4) classes for 4-H members; 5) walk trot (exception: Friesian performance
FR222) and academy classes (academy classes are classes limited to horses used regularly in a lesson program); 6) USDF
introductory level tests, pas de deux and quadrille classes; 7) NRHA Endorsed Reining Competitions. 8) Opportunity classes, 9)
citizens of other nations who have proof, in English, of current membership in good standing of their own National Federation, 10)
USEA beginner novice division; and 11) assistant handlers in Dressage Sport Horse Breeding classes.
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All entries must be postmarked by Closing Day deadlines noted on
page 5 with all required numbers and signatures to receive early
entry status.
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Late Fee – Entries received after Closing Day will be charged a $75
office fee.
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Payment – All payments should be paid by credit card, cash, or check
made payable to Paso Robles Horse Park Foundation. Any checks
returned by the bank will be charged a $50 penalty or 10% of the face
value of the check, whichever is greater.
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Open Balances – Competitors who do not come into the office to
close out at the end of the show forfeit the right to adjustments on
any show charges. Final balances will be automatically charged to the
payment method on file.
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Past Credits/Balances – Competitors may be notified of any previous
Park activity at the time of check-in. Outstanding balances must be
paid prior to picking up show numbers. Outstanding balances may
be deducted from prize money payments.
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Trainer Splits – Trainers may choose to add tack/grooming, feed and
bedding orders, RV reservations, competitor show expenses, or any
other miscellaneous show purchases to their “trainer splits.” Trainers
have until 5:00 p.m. on Friday of the show to complete the trainer
split form indicating which competitor accounts to apply the division
of expenses to and how to apply the division. If they do not complete
this form by the deadline, the office may charge the full amount to the
trainer’s payment on file. It is fully and solely the trainer’s responsibility
to indicate what items are applicable to the split and how it should
be applied. By completing and submitting your entry form with the
indicated trainer’s name on it, you accept the responsibility to accept
any assigned splits from that trainer for all costs related to the show
you are entering. The horse show management is not able to intervene
in a trainer’s direction of how to assign those expenses.
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Same Day Entry & Scratch Fees – Any same day adds or scratches
will be charged a late entry fee of $5 per transaction. Once the class
has begun a competitor cannot add or scratch from that class unless
exception is made by management. Same day adds are only allowed
when notice for that specific arena is posted at the Show Office.
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Refunds – Past the closing dates on page 6, show scratches will
require a note from either a doctor or veterinarian explaining the reason
the competitor or horse cannot compete, acceptable at management’s
discretion. A competitor may replace one entry with another horse. If no
replacement is made or note is received, competitors are responsible
for the full stall fees and a $50 office fee. Stalls are non-refundable. In
all cases, a $50 office charge will still be applicable.
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Photo & Video Consent – By competing at or attending competitions
or events at the Paso Robles Horse Park, you grant permission to
unrestricted rights to use photographs and/or video footage of you,
your horse, your pets, your family, and/or your guests for the purpose
of promotion of the Park in various mediums.
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Park Safety and Surveillance – In an effort to protect horses,
competitors and the safety of the Park, certain areas of the facility are
under video/sound/photo surveillance. By competing at or attending
competitions at the Paso Robles Horse Park you authorize any
surveillance of your activities while on the premises. The Paso Robles
Horse Park is responsible for the management of the surveillance
system and has exclusive control of the release of video/audio/images.
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The Park is a Non-Smoking Facility – Please refrain from smoking
or use of any vape products while on the facility.
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Cell Phones – Active use of cell phones and all cellular transmission
devices is not permitted in any competition or warm up arena.
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Stalls – Stalls on site are 12' x 12' with Dutch doors. Temporary stalls
are 9.5'x9.5' or 10'x10'. Both temporary and permanent stalls have
decomposed granite flooring. Each stall has access to electricity and
there are four water spickets in each stall aisle. Due to the unpredictable
nature of the industry, stall assignments aren’t finalized until 72 hours
before the first day of competition. We do our best to accommodate all
requests, but are constrained by various factors. On-site (permanent)
stalls are assigned based on previous attendance at Park-managed
shows, barn size, and our ability to maximize the use of these stalls.
We will notify trainers as soon as possible if a barn can be placed in
the on-site stalls; however, no barn should assume they will be placed
in the on-site stalls until notified.
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Show Scratches –
Up until the published closing entry date or 24
hours after the announcement that a show has sold out, whichever
comes first, you may make changes to or cancel your entries and
related stall reservations. After that point you are fully responsible
for the stall fee related to each specific horse’s entry and a $50
office fee. For more information on refunds and show scratches,
refer to page 6 of this prize list.
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Feed, Shavings & Grain – The Paso Robles Horse Park Feed
Office will be open during show dates and will be offering hay,
shavings, and grain feed. For advance orders please email
[email protected]
or complete the form found under
the
Competitor Resources
page on the Park website. Orders can be
made at the show in the office. Competitors may bring their own feed
and bedding but they may not receive a feed or bedding delivery from
an outside company.
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Statement of Health/Vaccinations – Per GR845 Equine Vaccination
Rule: At Federation licensed competitions, horses entering the grounds
must be accompanied by documentation of Equine Influenza Virus
and Equine Herpes Virus (Rhinopneumonitis) vaccinations within six
months prior to entering the stables. Horses not in compliance with this
rule may be required to leave the competition grounds upon request
by Competition Management. Competitors may be asked to provide
proof of vaccination upon check-in.
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Dogs – All dogs at the Paso Robles Horse Park must be on a leash
or tied at all times. There will be a $50 penalty for any dogs off-leash
or owners who do not pick up after their dogs.
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Arenas – All arenas at the Paso Robles Horse Park contain premier
GGT Footing. The grass on the main turf field is a hybrid Bermuda
called GN-1, specifically used for athletic purposes. The show and
warm up arenas measure as follows:
> LD Hayes Grand Prix Arena: 190' x 260'
> Fairway Grand Hunter Field: 175' x 300'
> Butterfield Arena: 150' x 275'
> JW Arena: 150' x 275'
> Oak Grove Arena: 140' x 255'
> Fairway Warm-Up: 150' x 250'
> Warm-Up Arenas #1 & #2: 140' x 230'
> Warm-Up Arena #3: 100' x 230'
> Warm-Up Arena #4: 130' x 220'
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Judging Criteria – To be judged on performance and soundness
unless otherwise stated.
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Handy Hunter – For indicated hunter sections and divisions one class
will feature a handy course. This course will be the second over fences
class in each indicated section.
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Attire – It is the tradition of the show that riders be correctly attired
for the class in question, that attendants be neatly dressed and the
horses properly presented. Management may, at its discretion, bar
any person from entering the ring if not suitably presented to appear
before an audience.
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Jumping Order – Orders of go will be established by the back gate
personnel. Management and show staff may change the order at any
time or may choose to post an order. These orders will be established
by either computer or manual draw.
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Ties – In the event of a tie, both will be awarded the placing tied for,
unless otherwise stated.
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Championships – Champion and Reserve Champion to be awarded as
per current USEF rules. Points for placings to be awarded 1st-10, 2nd-6,
3rd-4, 4th-2, 5th-1, 6th-1/2.
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Warm-Up Rounds – The day prior to the start of the competition, ticketed
schooling with assigned times will take place in all competition rings
at $40/ticket. A schedule will be posted noting the height changes.
Competitor numbers must be worn during schooling. Additional
warm-up classes have been included in the schedule during competition
days. No poling or offsets allowed. Please use pages 10 and 15 for
additional details.
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Lunging – Lunging is only permitted in the two designated lunging
arenas. There is no mounted riding or schooling of any sort of jumps
permitted in the lunging arenas.
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Awards – Trophies to first, ribbons through 8th place and, unless
otherwise stated on page 13 and 14, prize money divided as follows:
30%, 22%, 15%, 10%, 7%, 6%, 5%, 5%. Prize money will be awarded at
time of check-out and applied to entry fees or mailed within 30 days
of the show to the contact noted on entries. If an awards ceremony is
conducted, all ribbon winners are required to attend and participate. Not
participating may result in forfeiture of related prizes and monies. A valid
social security or federal tax ID number must be provided to receive any
prize money, either credited to your account or in the form of a check.
Individuals that do not provide current and accurate information in the
prize money section of the entry form acknowledge that they may not
receive winnings in a timely matter. Park staff will make reasonable efforts
to contact the payee for information. However, if after 12 months following
the last day of the competition prize money hasn’t been collected, prize
money may be forfeited.
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Schooling – No juniors or amateurs are allowed to school over fences
without their trainer in the arena.
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Helmets – All professionals and non-professionals riding on the Park
property must wear securely fastened protective headgear, which meets
ASTM/SEI standards and carries the SEI tag. Any rider violating this rule
at any time will immediately be prohibited from further riding until such
headgear is properly in place.
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EVERY CLASS OFFERED HEREIN WHICH IS COVERED BY THE
RULES AND SPECIFICATIONS OF THE CURRENT USEF RULE
BOOK WILL BE CONDUCTED AND JUDGED IN ACCORDANCE
THEREWITH.
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Every horse entered for competition will comply with the rules of
the horse show management, but management will, in no case, be
responsible for any loss or damage that may occur, and it shall be
condition of entry that each exhibitor shall hold this horse show, and
the officials and employees of contractors of the show blameless for
any loss or accident to his/her horse, employees, equipment, which may
occur from sickness, fire or otherwise.
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The management reserves the right to refuse, accept conditionally, or
cancel any entries, disqualify any riders or exhibitors, prohibit entries, and
cancel award prizes without claims for damages; to cancel or combine
unfilled classes, or to reschedule classes after due notice to exhibitors;
to change rings or rotate judges.
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Exhibitors are notified that any act of discourtesy or disobedience to
the judges or officials, on the part of the owner, trainer, manager, rider,
» Text Alerts – All trainers will be automatically enrolled in text updates
utilizing the contact information submitted with entries. At the start of
the show there will be an introductory text that allows the opportunity
to opt-out.
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Non-competing Horses — All horses on the grounds must be
entered to compete in classes. If you are not planning to show, a $150
non-competing fee will apply. All horses on the grounds will be assigned
a number.
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Timer Walks – Competitors may not utilize a “timer walk” for any reason.
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Non-Comp/Hor Concours Round – Unjudged rounds may be permitted,
but only at management’s discretion. In the situation where a round is
permitted, the cost will be the full price of a related normal competition
round.
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Show management reserves to itself the power to prohibit any person
from attending or showing a horse in the ring and to remove any trainer,
competitor, groom or horse from the show without being liable for
compensation.
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Medical Waste – In accordance with the 1989 Federal Waste Tracking
Act, which restricts the disposal of medical waste, bio-hazardous medical
waste containers will be provided in the stable area. All exhibitors and
their agents are responsible for the proper disposal of this waste.
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No person will be allowed in the show ring during the time of judging
except the exhibitor and those having official or requested duties to
perform.
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Ties for other than first place to be broken by time taken in the first round.
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Trailer Parking – All trailers must be parked in the designated trailer
parking lot near the entrance of the Park. Any trailer not parked in the
correct location may have its hitch locked and may be applicable to a
$50 fee.
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Prize Money – Classes awarding prize money must have at least three
entries complete the course to pay, unless otherwise specified by USEF
rules. If there are less than three competitors, the management may
choose to still run the class with or without prize money or combine the
class with another. In the instance of combined classes, the lower prize
money and class entry fee will be utilized unless otherwise specified
by management.
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Emergency Care – Twin Cities Community Hospital Emergency Room
is 11 miles away from the Park at 1100 Las Tablas Road, Templeton, CA
93465.
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Level 1 Trauma Center – Community Regional Medical Center is 109
miles away from the Park at 2823 Fresno Street, Fresno, CA 93721.
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Safe Sport – All USEF Life and Senior Active members, as well as
participants who have regular contact with minor athletes, are required
to comply with the U.S. Center for SafeSport training requirement to be
eligible to participate in the competition. All participants must adhere
to the U.S. Center for SafeSport Code, USEF Safe Sport Policy, and the
Minor Athlete Abuse Prevention Policies. More information about these
can be found at www.usef.org.
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RDNE Fee – It is the full responsibility of the competitor and trainer to
ensure they have properly entered any and all classes they intend to
compete in. A “ride-did-not-enter” (RDNE) fee of $25 will be added in
addition to the cost of the class for any rounds competed that cannot
be supported by office-approved paperwork.
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All questions not covered in these rules and regulations shall be decided
by the show management whose decision shall be final.
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