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Light Horse Show
Prize List
September 20-22, 2019
Welcome Competitors to the 254th Hants County Exhibition!
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Horses have been involved in the exhibition since the first one in 1765
beginning with horse racing and auctions. An oval track was constructed in 1771
for the horse races and the exhibitor that bought the greatest number of horses
during the exhibition won a saddle, bridle, and a medal. The light horse show has
developed over the years to where it is now with a mix of english, western,
gymkhana, and driving divisions.
In 2012, the “Dexter Construction Mary Henry Equi-Centre” was built to
give competitors an improved facility for warm-up and winter riding protected
from the weather.
In 2019, new footing was implemented in the arena to further benefit the
competitors and their horses. This change has received much positive feedback
from all disciplines that have experienced it over the summer months.
The Hants County Exhibition is looking to continually improve the facility to create
a better experience for all competitors and the general public.
We are happy to announce that Hants County Exhibition will be a Scotia
Series pointed show again this year through NSEF.
We are excited to bring back some of the favourites including the Hants
County Jumper Challenge and the Walter McLean Memorial Horsemanship
Challenge. We also are introducing some new classes this year with the Hooves,
Paws & Boots Showdown, the Bits N Bridles Hunter Classic and the Low Handy
Hunter Stake.
There will be beautiful ribbons and championship prizes offered again
this year, along with exceptional prize money.
We hope to see you at the 254th Hants County Exhibition!
Contact Information
Entries can be dropped off at the
Mail Entries to: Exhibition office:
Hants County Exhibition O’Brien Building (Brick building),
P.O Box 368 221-249 Wentworth Rd. Windsor, NS
Windsor, NS Office Hours: 8am- 4pm, Monday-
B0N 2T0
Friday
Phone: (902) 798-0000
Email: hantscountyex@eastlink.ca
Website: www.hantscountyex.com
Fax: (902) 798-2999
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Prize List Contents
Western Classes pg. 14
• Showmanship, Pleasure,
Important Information pg. 4 Horsemanship, Trail, Ranch
• Membership Riding
• Headgear • Walter McLean Memorial
• Competition Numbers Horsemanship Challenge
• Entry Dates • Stake Classes: Pleasure, Ranch
Riding, Barrels, Poles
• Stalls
• Gymkhana
• Passes
• Parking
Second Weekend Schedule pg. 16
• Refunds Entry Form pg. 17
• Adds/Scratches Jumper Challenge Form pg. 18
• Warm-ups Waivers pg. 19
• Award Presentations
• Attire Office Managers: Barb Rockwell, Gillian
• Camping Davidson
• Arrivals/ Departures English Judges/ Jump Jury: Ann
Hodgson, Saint Lazare QC.
Featured Classes pg. 8 Course Designer: Mike Giovinazza,
• Hooves, Paws & Boots Jumper Waterloo ON.
Relay Western Judge: Mona Lewis, Blacketts
• Low Hunter Stake Lake NS
• Bits N Bridles Hunter Classic Driving Judge: Dennis Mahoney,
• Western Stake Classes Cornerbrook NFLD
• Hants County Jumper Challenge Safety Manager: Barb Creelman
Hunter Classes pg. 9
• 18”-3’ Hunters Light Horse Committee: Janice Keith
• Low Hunter Stake (Chair), Barb Creelman, Jane Abbott,
• Bits N Bridles Hunter Classic Sandi Powell, and Gillian Davidson
Jumper Classes pg. 11
• 0.75m-1.10m Jumpers
• Hants County Jumper Challenge
• Hooves, Paws & Boots Jumper
Relay
Bean Sprout Classes pg. 13
• Leadline, Walk/Trot,
Walk/Trot/Canter
Driving Classes pg. 13
• Turnout, Working, Reinsmanship,
Obstacle
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Disclaimer: Competition Numbers:
The Hants County Exhibition Horse Competition numbers must be worn and
Show, it’s Management, Organizing visible at all times in schooling and
Committee, Officials, Show Staff, or exercise areas as well as in the
Volunteers are in no way responsible for competition ring. Western competitors
accidents, injury, or damage to any rider, must wear two numbers.
exhibitor, spectator, groom, attendant, Each horse/rider combination needs to
trainer, employee, or animal, nor theft, have their own back number. Two riders
loss, or damage to animals, vehicles, or cannot share a number even if using the
equipment. same horse.
The Horse Show Management reserves Entries:
the right to refuse, accept conditionally, Entries must be received by August
or cancel any entries, disqualify any 30th, 2019.
riders or exhibitors, prohibit exhibiting of Class fees are payable before numbers
any entries, cancel award prizes, without can be issued. Entries may be faxed,
claim for damages; to change any mailed or dropped off to the exhibition
course; to cancel or combine any office and paid for by cheque, Visa,
unfilled classes or to reschedule classes MasterCard, etransfer or cash.
after due notice to exhibitors.
Etransfer is encouraged!
Etransfers can be sent to
Important Information hantscountyex@eastlink.ca. Please
make the password: lthorse19
Membership:
NSEF/ PTSO membership is required to There will be a $45 penalty for denied
participate as a competitor. Visa or MasterCard, and NSF
cheques.
Headgear:
All competitors must wear ASTM, SEI, Please note the payment method on
or BSI approved protective headgear, your entry form and note the name in
except in senior western classes with an which your card is registered, the card
appropriate signed waiver. While riding number, and the expiry date (if
anywhere on the grounds safety applicable).
harnesses must be correctly secured ENTRIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED
and properly fitted. Juniors must always UNTIL PAID IN FULL, CLASS
have approved headgear. NUMBERS WILL BE LIMITED,
PLEASE ENTER EARLY!
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Stall Fees: Please Note:
Stabling is limited- please enter early to All horses/ponies must be in the
claim a stall. Box stall is $30.00 for any holding area before the class begins,
part up to a 24-hour period. All stalls and must be in the chute on standby
require a contact number on the stall in when their number or class is called.
case of any emergency. Failure to comply could result in
NO STALLS WILL BE ALLOTED TO elimination.
ANY ENTRY UNTIL ENTRY IS PAID IN This is an exhibition, not just a horse
FULL. show. Every attempt must be made to
Examples: run on time with the schedule, and be
If you arrive Thursday and leave Friday: spectator friendly. If class numbers are
$60.00 high, the arena will be front-loaded. The
If you arrive Thursday and leave next entry will enter the show ring from
Saturday: $90.00 the chute before the prior entry leaves.
If you arrive Thursday and leave
Sunday: $120.00 The Show Management reserves the
Western Riders & Driving (Arriving after right to cancel or combine any given
4pm Saturday)- $30.00 class that does not fill to their
satisfaction. Any class or division that
Cleaning of Stalls: does not have at least four entries one
Stalls must be picked out clean of week after the entry closing date may be
manure and urine upon departure. All cancelled or combined. Notice will be
manure must be placed in the manure posted on Facebook and our website.
pit. This will be monitored and strictly
enforced. Failure to do so may result in Adds/ Scratches:
a $25.00 charge. Competitors may add classes during the
show if schedule permits for $5 per
Passes: class.
Two 3-day passes are distributed per
horse/pony entry. An extra 3-day pass
may be purchased per entry.
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Refunds: Warm-up Rounds:
Cancellation by WRITTEN NOTICE Warm-up rounds on Thursday Sept 19th
signed by the Exhibitor must be received from 11am until 5pm will be available for
by the Horse show Secretary and the purchase on a first come first serve
Exhibitor must confirm receipt of notice. basis with payment of entry. There is a
A full refund will be given if the fee of $10.00 for every 3 minutes, with
written notice is received before the one ticket per horse/rider combination.
closing date of August 30th, 2019. Course will be set based on a 12ft stride
to start at 18 inches and be adjusted as
If a written notice is received after the until the fences are set at 3ft. Our
closing date but before start of the show; schedule does NOT allow for warm-up
stall fees will not be refunded and the rounds on show days.
stall shall revert to the Exhibition for
reassignment, without any Award Presentations:
compensation. Stalls shall not be Competitors must remain in the ring until
assigned to any other party by anyone ribbons have been presented to every
other than the Stall Manager. The Show competitor. All competitors must be in
Secretary must receive a WRITTEN show attire during the ribbon
CERTIFICATE FROM A presentations with horses in bridles.
VETERNARIAN OR DOCTOR AT THE Failure to appear for presentations could
TIME OF CANCELLATION. result in forfeiture of prize money and
The entry fees will be refunded (except championship awards.
stall fees and the admin fee) or 15%,
whichever is greater. The refund will be Attire:
sent by cheque within 21 days of the Proper show attire including jackets is
completion of the show. required for all hunter and jumper
Cancellations for any other reason classes except for the speed jumper
are not entitled to a refund. classes. A collared polo shirt is
acceptable for the jumper speed
classes.
Gymkhana riders are required to wear
proper fitting jeans and collared western
shirts for all classes. T-shirts are not
acceptable.
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Camper Trailer Parking: Vehicle Parking: Three-day car passes
IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR ALL THOSE are available at the show office for
WISHING TO CAMP DURING THE $10.00. Alternatively there is a daily
2019 HANTS COUNTY EXHIBITION: $5.00 parking fee at the gate in support
of Avon Pony Club.
There will be construction happening in
our parking lot in 2019. This will lead to Arrivals & Departures:
positive change going forward but will
require a little understanding and Thursday- Hunter and Jumper horses
patience in 2019, so please bear with can start to arrive after 9:00am. Warm-
us. ups start at 11:00am.
All exhibitors wishing to bring campers
and RVs for exhibition, to be used for Saturday- Hunters are encouraged to
living accommodations, will be parked in be out of their stalls by 3:00pm.
various locations on the grounds. We Western horses can start to arrive at
cannot guarantee services in all 4:00pm.
locations so please be prepared to Jumpers are encouraged to be out of
operate unserviced if necessary. Spots their stalls as soon as possible.
will be issued on a first come first served
basis and may be limited. We will need **This will be a big changeover day. We
your information by August 27th. Please will try to be accommodating to those
include what division you are showing in travelling longer distances during the
(4-H, gymkhana, etc.), dates, length of stall changeover.
your trailer, planned drop off time, and
best number for contact. Sunday- No horse is to leave the
grounds until 5:00pm.
**Please note that camping may be
limited to exhibitors only
The designated camper drop off and
parking supervision times are:
Sunday Sept 8th- 3pm to 8pm (for
those wishing to have their trailer placed
early)
Sept 12th & 13th- 8am to 8pm
Sept 19th & 20th- 8am to 8pm
All livestock trailers will be parked offsite
in designated parking areas. Exhibitors
will be allowed access to the barns to
drop off hay, etc. prior to 10am
everyday.
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New for the 2019 Light Horse Show Hooves, Paws, & Boots Relay (Jumper) We are excited to offer new timed events for both jumpers and gymkhana riders. Teams will be created with one horse/rider combination, one dog/handler combination, and one runner (could be the rider or an extra person). The horse/rider combination will go first by completing a jumper course of 0.75m, and then they will either tag their runner or hand their horse off to a groom. The person will complete a series of obstacles on foot before tagging the dog handler to start the dog agility course. The timer will stop when the dog finishes their course. Hooves & Paws Relay (Poles) We are excited to offer new timed events for both jumpers and gymkhana riders. Teams will be created with one horse/rider combination and one dog/handler combination. The horse/rider combination will go first by completing a pole-bending course set on the quarter line. As they cross the finish line, this will cue the dog handler to start the dog agility course. The timer will stop when the dog finishes their course. Low Handy Hunter Stake The Low Handy Hunter Stake is a new class offered in 2019 for horses/ponies showing in hunter divisions of 18”, 2’, and 2’3” and ponies showing in the combined pony hunters. There will be no related distances. This is a one-round class. The course will be set at 2’ and 2’3”. Bits N Bridles Hunter Classic Bits N Bridles Tack Shop located in Falmouth, NS is offering a new special hunter class for all riders showing at 2’6” and higher this year. The Hunter Classic will run as a two round class at 2’6”, 2’9”, and 3’. Each rider will complete their first handy hunter round at their respective heights and receive their score. The top 10 scores will come back for a second handy round starting at 3’. Rounds at each height will run lowest score to highest score. Scores from both rounds will be added together to determine the final placing. 8
Hunter Classes Ernie’s Septic Service 2’6” Hunter
Unless noted all classes are Scotia Entry Fee: $30.00
Series rated Open to any age rider. Fences to a
Prize Money: 1st- $30, 2nd- $25, 3rd- $15, maximum height of 2’6”. Open to any
4th- $10 horses or ponies. Open to any horse-
rider combination that is not competing
Oulton’s Fuels 18” Hunter in any other hunter division exceeding 3’
Entry Fee: $30.00 in height. Courses set on a 12’ stride.
Open to any age rider. Fences to a
maximum height of 18”. Open to any Class #10: Over Fence #1
horses or ponies. Open to any horse- Class #11: Over Fence #2
rider combination that is not competing Class #12: Under saddle
in any other hunter division exceeding
2’3” in height. Courses set on a 12’ Raymond Harvey Inc.
stride. 2’9” Hunter
Entry Fee: $30.00
Class #1: Over Fence #1 Open to any age rider. Fences to a
Class #2: Over Fence #2 maximum height of 2’9”. Open to any
Class #3: Under saddle horses or ponies. Open to any horse-
rider combination that is not competing
Matt’s Towing 2’ Hunter in any other hunter division exceeding
Entry Fee: $30.00 3’3” in height. Courses set on a 12’
Open to any age rider. Fences to a stride.
maximum height of 2’. Open to any
horses or ponies. Open to any horse- Class #13: Over Fence #1
rider combination that is not competing Class #14: Over Fence #2
in any other hunter division exceeding Class #15: Under saddle
2’6” in height. Courses set on a 12’
stride. Office of the Workers Counsellor
Class #4: Over Fence #1 3’ Hunter
Class #5: Over Fence #2 Entry Fee: $30.00
Class #6: Under saddle Open to any age rider. Fences to a
maximum height of 3’. Open to any
Quality Machining 2’3” Hunter horses or ponies. Open to any horse-
Entry Fee: $30.00 rider combination that is not competing
Open to any age rider. Fences to a in any other hunter division exceeding
maximum height of 2’3”. Open to any 3’6” in height. Courses set on a 12’
horses or ponies. Open to any horse- stride.
rider combination that is not competing
in any other hunter division exceeding Class #16: Over Fence #1
2’9” in height. Courses set on a 12’ Class #17: Over Fence #2
stride. Class #18: Under saddle
Class #7: Over Fence #1
Class #8: Over Fence #2
Class #9: Under saddle
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Huestis Insurance Bits N’ Bridles Hunter Classic
Combined Pony Hunter *Not Scotia Series pointed
Entry Fee: $30.00 Entry Fee: $50.00
Open to any rider age 18 or under as a Prize Money: 1st-$150, 2nd- $125, 3rd-
Jan 1st. Fences to a maximum height of $100, 4th- $75, 5th- $50
2’3” (Small Ponies), 2’6” (Medium Open to any horse/rider combination
Ponies), 2’9” (Large Ponies). Distances that has competed at 2’6” or higher in
will be adjusted accordingly. Please note this competition. Class will be held as a
on your entry form the height of your two round hunter classic. The first round
pony. will be a handy hunter course. The top
10 scores will be called back for a
Class 19: Over Fence #1 second handy hunter course. The
Class 20: Over Fence #2 second round will be jumped in reverse
Class 21: Under saddle order (lowest score first) at each height.
Scores from both rounds will be added
Lindsay Construction together to determine the placing.
Low Handy Hunter Stake Formal attire is encouraged.
*Not Scotia Series pointed
Entry Fee: $30.00 Class 23a: 2’6” Classic
Prize Money: 1st-$90, 2nd- $75, 3rd-$60, Class 23b: 2’9” Classic
4th- $45, 5th- $30 Class 23c: 3’ Classic
Open to any age rider. Fences to be a
maximum of 2’ and 2’3”. Open to any
horses and ponies. Open to any
pony/horse/ rider combination that has
competed in any hunter classes up to
the height of 2’3” or any ponies
competing in the combined pony
hunters. Class to include one hunter
round. No related distances.
Class 22a: 2’ Stake
Class 22b: 2’3” Stake
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Jumper Classes Entry Fees (0.9m/1.0m/1.10m):
Immediate jump-off in all classes except Welcome- $20, Speed- $20, Mini Prix-
the Jumper Challenge. In order to qualify $30
to enter a Mini Prix, a horse/rider Prize Money (0.9m/1.0m/1.10m):
combination must compete in either the Welcome & Speed: 1st- $30, 2nd- $25,
welcome or the speed at the same 3rd- $20, 4th- $15, 5th- $10
height. Jackets are required for all Mini Prix: 1st- $60, 2nd- $50, 3rd- $40, 4th-
classes except the speed classes. $30, 5th- $20
Unless noted all classes are Scotia
Series rated. Clarence’s Farm Services
0.9m Jumper
Entry Fees (0.75m/0.85m): Open to any horse- rider combination
Welcome- $20, Speed- $20, Mini Prix- that is not competing in any other jumper
$30 division exceeding 1.10m in height
Prize Money (0.75m/0.85m):
Welcome & Speed: 1st- $30, 2nd- $25, Class 30: Welcome
3rd- $20, 4th- $15, 5th- $10 Class 31: Speed
Mini Prix: 1st- $60, 2nd- $50, 3rd- $40, 4th- Class 32: Mini Prix
$30, 5th- $20
Victory Credit Union
Avon Animal Hospital 0.75m Jumper 1.0m Jumper
Open to any horse- rider combination Open to any horse- rider combination
that is not competing in any other jumper that is not competing in any other jumper
division exceeding 0.9m in height division exceeding 1.20m in height.
Class 24: Welcome Class 33: Welcome
Class 25: Speed Class 34: Speed
Class 26: Mini Prix Class 35: Mini Prix
Dexter’s Construction 0.85m Jumper Atlantic Farm Services 1.10m Jumper
Open to any horse- rider combination Open to any horse- rider combination
that is not competing in any other jumper that is not competing in any other jumper
division exceeding 1.0m in height division exceeding 1.30m in height.
Class 27: Welcome Class 36: Welcome
Class 28: Speed Class 37: Speed
Class 29: Mini Prix Class 38: Mini Prix
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Class 39: Municipality of West Hants Class 40: Golding & Associates Hants County Jumper Challenge Hooves, Paws & Boots Jumper Relay *Not Scotia Series pointed *Not Scotia Series pointed Jumper competitors that enter a Teams will be created with one minimum of two classes are invited at no horse/rider combination, one fee to pick a team of four riders; two dog/handler combination, and one from the lower divisions (0.75m/0.85m) runner (could be the rider or an extra and two from the higher divisions (0.9m person). The horse/rider combination will and higher). Based on a nations cup be paired with the dog/handler format, riders will jump at their combination from the Glooscap Hot nominated height. Example: all 0.75m Dogs Club during the event. We will will go first followed by all 0.85m, all match the riders with the dogs during the 0.9m, etc. Lowest score for each team event. The course will be set at will be dropped. In the event of a tie the maximum 0.75m. This class will be highest level will jump-off. Teams are limited to first 10 jumper entries required to choose their names based competing in any height division. on Hants County communities. Examples: Brooklyn, Falmouth, Ardoise, Entry Fee: Included with jumper entry Sweet’s Corner, etc. Team members Prize Money (per team): 1st- $250, 2nd- (rider & horse/pony) should be $150, 3rd-$100 presented with your entry. Please fill out additional entry form. Entry Fee: Included with jumper entry Prize Money (per rider): 1st- $50, 2nd- $40, 3rd- $30, 4th- $20, 5th- $10 12
Bean Sprout Classes Ultramar Driving Classes
Ribbons Only. To be ridden two-handed Open to ponies and horses.
in a snaffle bit. Each entry pays $10
admin fee. Entry Fee: $40 for division, $10 per
Entry Fee: $10 per class class
Prize Money: 1st- $30, 2nd- $25, 3rd-
Lead Line $15, 4th-$10
Open to any rider that is 8 years old or
younger as of Jan 1st, 2019 led by an Class 46: Pleasure Driving Turnout
adult. Open to any pony or horse that is Class 47: Pleasure Driving Working
English or western. Walk and trot/jog are Class 48: Pleasure Driving
required gaits. Reinsmanship
Class 49: Obstacle Driving
Class 41a: Friday Lead Line
Class 41b: Sunday Lead Line
Walk/Trot
Inexperienced riders that are 10 years
old or younger as of Jan 1st, 2019 that is
capable riding without the assistance of
an adult leading them. Open to any pony
or horse that is English or western.
Riders in this division are not allowed to
enter any other classes except Jr.
Showmanship.
Equitation: turnout 25%, hands and
seat 75%
Pleasure: turnout 25%, manners 75%
Class 42a: Friday W/T Equitation
Class 43a: Friday W/T Pleasure
Class 42b: Sunday W/T Equitation
Class 43b: Sunday W/T Pleasure
Walk/Trot/Canter
Inexperienced riders that are 12 years
old or younger as of Jan 1st, 2019. Open
to any pony or horse that is English or
western.
Equitation: turnout 25%, hands and
seat 75%
Pleasure: turnout 25%, manners 75%
44: W/T/C Equitation
45: W/T/C Pleasure
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Western Classes Entry Fee: $50 for the division, $10 per
Unless noted all classes are Scotia class
Series rated
Class 50: Jr. Horsemanship
Western Performance Class 51: Sr. Horsemanship
Open to any pony or horse. Classes are Class 52: Jr. Western Pleasure
to be ridden one-handed in a curb bit. Class 53: Sr. Western Pleasure
Western or English attire can be worn in Class 54: Jr. Showmanship
the showmanship classes. Class 55: Sr. Showmanship
Class 56: Open Western Ranch Riding
Horsemanship: Riders complete a Class 57: Open Western Trail
predetermined pattern of maneuvers.
Judging focuses on rider’s position, seat Western Performance Stakes
in the saddle, and ability to control the Open to any pony or horse. Classes are
horse. to be ridden one-handed in a curb bit.
Pleasure: Horses are evaluated on There will be a $10 add-back per entry
quality of movement while staying quiet for each stake class.
and calm, travelling on a loose rein. Entry Fee: $30 per class
Showmanship: Handlers complete a
predetermined pattern with their horse in Class 58: $250.00 Walter McLean
halter or bridle. Judges evaluate Horsemanship Challenge
presentation of the horse, expertise of Class 59: $250.00 Western Pleasure
the exhibitor presenting their horse, Stake
preciseness of the pattern, and degree Class 60: $250.00 Ranch Riding Stake
of confidence exhibited by the showman.
Ranch Riding: Judging focuses on the
horse’s ability to move at a forward,
working speed while performing required
and optional maneuvers including
extending gaits, halts, change of
direction, side pass, poles, etc.
Trail: Riders complete an obstacle
course that can include opening a gate,
trot poles, backing obstacle, bridge, etc.
Scoring is based on the horse’s
willingness, ease and grace while
negotiating the course.
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Prize Money (per team): 1st- $250, 2nd-
$150, 3rd-$100
HCEx Gymkhana
Open to ponies and horses. Horse/rider
combinations that compete first
weekend are not permitted to compete
on second weekend. Horse/rider
combinations that are competing or have
competed in Open MBRA classes are
not eligible to compete second weekend.
Entry must be able to lope a pattern
without breaking into a jog.
Entry Fee: $120 for the division ($10
add back each class per entry)
Class 61: HCEx Barrel Racing #1
Class 62: HCEx Pole Bending #1
Class 63: HCEx Barrel Racing #2
Class 64: HCEx Pole Bending #2
Champion HCEx Barrel Racing ($250
Stake added)- must compete in class 61
& Class 62.
Champion HCEx Pole Bending ($250
Stake added)- must compete in class 63
& Class 64.
Class 65: Feeds N Needs
Hooves & Paws Poles Relay
Teams will be created with one
horse/rider combination and one
dog/handler combination from the
Glooscap Hotdogs. We will match the
riders with the dogs during the event.
The horse/rider combination will go first
by completing a pole-bending course set
on the quarter line. As they cross the
finish line, this will cue the dog handler
to start the dog agility course. The timer
will stop when the dog finishes their
course.
Entry Fee: Included with gymkhana
entry
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11:30am- Bits N Bridles Hunter Classic
(3’, 2’9”, 2’6”- two rounds)
Second Weekend Light Horse 1:30pm- Under saddle classes &
Schedule Championship Presentations (3’, 2’9”,
2’6”)
Thursday September 19th
Exhibition Arena Set Course for Jumpers
11am- 5pm- Hunter/Jumper Warm-ups 3:00pm- 0.75m Mini Prix
0.85m Mini Prix
Friday September 20th 0.9m Mini Prix
Exhibition Arena 1.0m Mini Prix
Start time TBD 1.10m Mini Prix
18” Hunters O/F #1 & #2 6:00pm- Hants County Jumper
2’ Hunters O/F #1 & #2 Challenge
2’3” Hunters O/F #1 & #2 8:00pm- HCEx Barrel Racing #1
Combined Pony Hunter O/F #1 & #2 8:30pm- HCEx Pole Bending #1
(sm/med/lrg) 9:00pm- Jr./Sr. Showmanship
12:30pm- Bean Sprouts: lead line &
walk/trot Sunday September 22nd
1:00pm- Low Handy Hunter Stake (2’ & Mary Henry Equi Centre
2’3”) 7:00am- Open Western Trail
2:00pm- Walk/Trot/Canter
2:20pm- Under saddle Classes & Exhibition Arena
Championship Presentations 8:15am- Sr. Western Pleasure
(2’3”, 2’, 18”, Combined pony) 8:30am- Jr. Western Pleasure
8:45am- Sr. Western Horsemanship
Set Course for Jumpers 9:00am- Jr. Western Horsemanship
4:00pm- 0.75m Welcome 9:15am- Open Ranch Riding
0.85m Welcome 9:30am- Driving Turnout
0.9m Welcome 9:45am- Beansprouts- lead line &
1.0m Welcome walk/trot
1.10m Welcome 10:05am- Driving Obstacle
6:00pm- 1.10m Speed 10:30am- $250.00 Walter McLean
1.0m Speed Memorial Horsemanship Challenge
0.9m Speed Stake
0.85m Speed 10:50am- $250 Western Pleasure Stake
0.75m Speed 11:10am- $250 Ranch Riding Stake
8:30pm-Hooves, Paws & Boots Jumper 11:30am- Driving Working
Relay 11:45am- Driving Reinsmanship
12:15pm- HCEx Barrel Racing #2
Saturday September 21st 12:35pm- HCEx Pole Bending #2
Exhibition Arena 12:55pm- Hooves & Paws Pole Relay
Start time TBD
2’6” Hunters O/F #1 & #2
2’9” Hunters O/F #1 & #2
3’ Hunters O/F #1 & #2
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HANTS COUNTY EXHIBITION- 2019 LIGHT HORSE ENTRY FORM
A separate entry form is to be used for each rider entered Stabling Request
Horse’s Name: __________________________________
Visa/ Mastercard Payment Information Coach/ Barn Name: __________________
Rider’s Name: __________________________________
Cardholder’s Name: _________________________ Horse Height (hh): ____________
Rider’s PTSO: _______________________________
Card Number: ______________________________ Arrival Date/Time: __________________
Emergency Contact (Name & Phone #):
Expiry Date (MM/YYYY): ______________________ Departure Date/Time: ________________
______________________________________________
Signature: __________________________________ Sex (please circle): Gelding Mare Stallion
Rider’s DOB (if Junior): ______________________
Mailing Address: _______________________________
Province: __________ Postal Code: ______________ Jumper Classes Western Classes
Class Class Entry Classes Class Class Entry Classes
# Fee Entered # Fee Entered
Hunter Classes ($30.00 Division or $10.00 per class) 24 0.75m Welcome $20.00 50 Jr. Horsemanship $10.00
Class # Class Entry Classes 25 0.75m Speed $20.00 51 Sr. Horsemanship $10.00
Fee Entered 26 0.75m Mini Prix $30.00 52 Jr. Western Pleasure $10.00
1,2,3 18” Hunter $30.00 27 0.85m Welcome $20.00 53 Sr. Western Pleasure $10.00
4,5,6 2’ Hunter $30.00 28 0.85m Speed $20.00 54 Jr. Showmanship $10.00
7,8,9 2’3” Hunter $30.00 29 0.85m Mini Prix $30.00 55 Sr. Showmanship $10.00
10,11,12 2’6” Hunter $30.00 30 0.9m Welcome $20.00 56 Open Ranch Riding $10.00
13,14,15 2’9” Hunter $30.00 31 0.9m Speed $20.00 57 Open Trail $10.00
16,17,18 3’ Hunter $30.00 32 0.9m Mini Prix $30.00 58 Walter McLean $30.00
19.20.21 Combined Pony $30.00 33 1.0m Welcome $20.00 59 Western Pleasure Stake $30.00
Height 34 1.0m Speed $20.00 60 Ranch Riding Stake $30.00
(hh):_______ 35 1.0m Mini Prix $30.00
22 Low Handy Stake $30.00 36 1.10m Welcome $20.00 Gymkhana Classes
23 Hunter Classic $50.00 37 1.10m Speed $20.00 Class Class Entry Classes
38 1.10m Mini Prix $30.00 # Fee Entered
39 Hants County Free 61 HCEx Barrels #1 $30.00
Jumper Challenge with 62 HCEx Poles #1 $30.00
Low Handy Stake Height (2’ or 2’3”): _____________ entry 63 HCEx Barrels #2 $30.00
Hunter Classic Height (2’6”, 2’9”, 3’): _____________
40 Jumper Relay Free 64 HCEx Poles #2 $30.00
with 65 Hooves & Paws Poles Free
Bean Sprout Classes ($10.00 per class)
entry Relay with
Class # Class Entry Fee Classes
entry
Entered
Pleasure Driving Classes
41a Friday $10.00 Total Class Fees: ___________
Class Class Entry Classes
Leadline # Fee Entered
41b Sunday $10.00
46 Turnout $10.00 Warm-up Round ($10.00): __________
Leadline
47 Working $10.00
42a, 43a Friday W/T $20.00 Camper/RV $20 X _____nights: ________
48 Reinsmanship $10.00
42b, 43b Sunday W/T $20.00
49 Obstacle $10.00 Stall Fee $30 X ______ 24hr: _________
44, 45 W/T/C $20.00
Admin Fee: $40.00
Total: ____________Municipality of West Hants Presents: Hants County Jumper
Challenge
Please include your team information with your entry. Two entries from 0.75m/0.85m
and two entries from 0.9m and up.
The Hants County community name your team will be competing for:
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Horse Name Rider NameStall Release Form
The Windsor Agricultural Society and the Hants County Exhibition hereby agrees to provide a stall(s) to:
Name of Exhibitor: ___________________________________
Address: _______________________________________________________
Telephone Number: ____________________________
The stalls will be used for the following period:
September 19 20 21 22
This form is to be signed by the owner or agent. The person voluntarily signing this form agrees to
indemnify, exonerate and hold harmless the Society, the Hants County Exhibition, their Committee, Officials,
Employees and Agents from and against all damage and expenses arising out of any accident or
occurrence causing injury (including death) or damage to property arising from use of the stall(s).
Stalls used are required to post their name and phone number where they may be reached in case of an
emergency on the stall. Exhibitors staying in the Trailer Park are to state which lot they are in, a description
of their trailer and license plate number.
Should stall user determine that the stall is not suitable for their animal they may ask for repairs. If repairs
are not satisfactory the exhibitor will be excused from exhibiting at the show.
Signed by Exhibitor or Agent Date
Scotia Series Helmet Waiver for Adult Athletes
I am aware that approximately 60% of horse related human deaths are caused by head injuries, and that 70
to 80% of these possibilities could be prevented by proper, approved headgear and it is strictly
recommended helmets be worn in all classes. I am also aware that the judge has been instructed not to
penalize any athlete who decides to compete in approved protective headgear at this competition, no matter
what the age or discipline of the athlete.
I am aware that I must wear an ASTM/ SEI, or BSI/BS EN, approved protective headgear in all classes
except the classes in the Western Performance Division.
I have read the above information and I hereby accept the risk associated by my choice to not wear a
helmet including but not limited to injury or death. I agree to accept this risk and hold harmless, the NSEF,
this competition, their officials, organizers, agents, employees and their representatives, from and against all
claims including any injury or loss suffered during or in connection with the competition; anywhere on the
grounds and surrounding area (ie. Practice ring, stable area).
Competitor’s Name (Please Print): _____________________________________________
Competitor’s Signature (if 19 years of age or older): ___________________________________
Date: ____________________________Hants County Exhibition Light Horse Entry Form Waiver Waiver & Release (Mandatory) I, hereby certify that every horse and rider is eligible as entered and agree for myself and my representatives to by bound by the Constitution and rules of Scotia Series at this competition. It is hereby recognized that all equestrian sports involve inherent risk and that no helmet or protective equipment can protect against all foreseeable injury, I hereby accept this risk and hold harmless NSEF, the competition, their officials, organizers, agents, employees and their representatives. As the person responsible I agree to the release of any information on the entry form to Nova Scotia Equestrian Federation. Signature of Rider: ___________________________ Date: ________________ Signature of Owner: __________________________ Date: ________________ The parent/ guardian of any rider under the age of 18 years must complete and sign below: “In the event that ______________________________ participates in a Scotia Series sanctioned competition where protective headgear is required for juniors, he/she will wear properly fitted and fastened, approved headgear at all times while riding or driving at the event location. It is understood that juniors not meeting this requirement will not be allowed to compete at this competition.” Signature of Parent/Guardian: ________________________ Date: ___________ If the person other than the Owner, Lessee, or Rider is responsible for the horse on the day of the competition, the Person Responsible must sign. Signature Person Responsible: ______________________ Date: ____________ Print Person Responsible: _______________________ Date: _______________
Adult Waiver for Minor Participant Release of Liability, Waiver of Claims, Assumption of Risks and Indemnity Agreement
by Signing this Document you will Waive Certain Legal Rights, Including the Right to Sue. Please Read Carefully!
In consideration for allowing my minor child/ ward to participate in all related events and activities of Windsor Agricultural Society I
here by warrant and agree:
1. I am the parent/ guardian having full legal responsibility for decisions regarding my minor child/ ward, namely
___________________________
2. I am familiar with and accept, on behalf of myself and my minor child/ ward that there is the risk of serious injury and death in
participation in Hants County Exhibition and in competitive Hants County Exhibition in particular; and
3. I have satisfied myself and believe that my minor child/ ward is physically, emotionally, and mentally able to participate in this
program, and that his/her equipment is mechanically fit for his/ her use in this program; and
4. I understand, and will instruct my minor child/ ward, that all applicable rules for participation must be followed and that at all times
the sole responsibility for personal safety remains with my minor child/ ward; and
5. I will immediately remove my minor child/ ward from participation, and notify the nearest official, if at any time I sense or observe
any unusual hazard or unsafe condition or if I feel that my minor child/ ward has experienced any deterioration in his/ her physical,
emotional, or mental fitness for continued participation in the program.
6. I authorize Windsor Agricultural Society to consent to emergency medical treatment in accordance with the best interests of my
minor chid/ ward, should I not be present at the relevant time to grant consent myself.
I UNDERSTAND AND AGREE, ON BEHALF OF MY MINOR CHILD/ WARD, HIS/HER HEIRS, ASSIGNS, PERSONAL
REPRESENTATIVES AND NEXT OF KIN, MYSELF, MY HEIRS, ASSIGNS, PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVES AND NEXT OF
KIN THAT MY EXECUTION OF THIS DOCUMENT CONSTITUTES:
1. AN UNQUALIFIED ASSUMPTION OF ALL RISKS associated with participation in this program by my minor child/ ward even if
arising from negligence or gross negligence, including any compounding or aggravation of injuries caused by negligent first aid
operations or procedures, of the program organizer, the program venue and any persons associated therewith or participating
therein; and
2. A FULL AND FINAL RELEASE AND WAIVER OF LIABILITY AND ALL CLAIMS that I have or may in the future have against
Windsor Agricultural Society and its directors, officers, employees, guides and representatives, advertisers, other participants,
sponsors (all of whom are collectively referred to as “the Releasees”) from any and all liability for any loss, damage, injury or
expense that my minor child/ ward may suffer, or that his/her next of kin may suffer as a result of his/her use of or presence at, the
Windsor Agricultural Society, facilities, due to any cause whatsoever, INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE, BREACH OF CONTRACT,
OR BREACH OF ANY STATUTORY OR OTHER DUTY OF CARE, INCLUDING ANY DUTY OF CARE OWNED UNDER THE
RELEVANT OCCUPIERS LIABILITY ACT OR ANY OTHER RELEVANT STATUTES, on the part of the Releasees.
3. AN AGREEMENT NOT TO SUE THE RELEASEES for any loss, injury, costs or damages of any form or type, howsoever cause
or arising, and whether directly or indirectly from the participation of my minor child/ ward in the program; and
4. AN AGREEMENT TO INDEMNIGY, and to SAVE and HOLD HARMLESS the RELEASEES, and each of them, from any litigation
expense, legal fees, liability, damage, award or cost, of any form or type whatsoever, they may incur due to any claim made against
them or any one of them whether the claim is based on the negligence or the gross negligence of the Releasees or otherwise.
5. AN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT that I HAVE READ THIS DOCUMENT THROUGHLY..
I HAVE READ AND UNDERSTAND THIS AGREEMENT AND I AM AWARE THAT BY SIGNING THIS AGREEMENT I AM
WAIVING CERTAIKN SUBSTNTIAL LEGAL RIGHTS WHICH MY MINOR CHILD/ WARD, HIS/HER HEIRS, NEXT OF KIN,
EXECUTORS, ADMINISTRATORS AND ASSIGNS AND I MAY HAVE AGAINST THE RELEASEES.
I SIGN THIS DOCUMENT VOLUNTATILY AND WITHOUT INDUCEMENT.
Signature of Parent/ Guardian: Printed Name of Parent/ Guardian:
_____________________________ _________________________
Signature of Witness: Print Name of Witness:
____________________________________ ________________________________
Date: ___________________ Age of Minor Child/ Ward:
_____________________________Release of Liability, Waiver of Claims, Assumption of Risks and Indemnity Agreement by Signing this Document you will
Waive Certain Legal Rights, Including the Right to Sue. Please Read Carefully!
In consideration for allowing me to participate in any or all events and related activities of the Horse Shows Conducted by The
Windsor Agricultural Society I here by warrant and agree:
1. I have satisfied myself and believe, that I am physically, emotionally, and mentally able to participate in this programme, and that
my equipment is appropriate for use in this programme; and
2. I understand that all applicable rules for participation must be followed and that at all times the sole responsibility for personal
safety remains with me; and
3. I will immediately remove myself from participation, and notify the nearest official, if at any time I sense or observe any unusual
hazard or unsafe condition or if I feel that I have experienced any deterioration in his/ her physical, emotional, or mental fitness, or
that of my equipment, or exceeded my comfort level, for continued participation in any event or related activity.
I UNDERSTAND AND AGREE, ON BEHALF OF MYSELF, MY HEIRS, ASSIGNS, PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVES AND NEXT
OF KIN THAT MY EXECUTION OF THIS DOCUMENT CONSTITUTES:
1. AN UNQUALIFIED ASSUMPTION BY ME OF ALL RISKS associated with participation in any or all of the events and related
activities of the Windsor Agricultural Society Horse Shows, even if arising from negligence or gross negligence, including any
compounding or aggravation of injuries caused by negligent rescue operations or procedures, of the Windsor Agricultural Society,
any event organizer, event venue and any and all persons associated therewith or participating therein any capacity; or in
transportation to and from such events and activities, and
2. A FULL AND FINAL RELEASE AND WAIVER OF LIABILITY AND ALL CLAIMS that I have or may in the future have against
Windsor Agricultural Society, all associated sponsors and partners, and their respective directors, officers, employees, coaches,
leaders, contractors, agents and representatives, advertisers, volunteers, others participating in any capacity, (all of whom are
collectively referred to as “the Releasees”) from any and all liability for any loss, damage, injury or expense that I may suffer as a
result of my use of or my presence at, the Windsor Agricultural Society, facilities, due to any cause whatsoever, INCLUDING
NEGLIGENCE, BREACH OF CONTRACT, OR BREACH OF ANY STATUTORY OR OTHER DUTY OF CARE, INCLUDING ANY
DUTY OF CARE OWNED UNDER THE RELEVANT OCCUPIERS LIABILITY ACT OR ANY OTHER RELEVANT STATUTES, on
the part of the Releasees.
3. AN AGREEMENT NOT TO SUE THE RELEASEES for any loss, injury, costs or damages of any form or type, howsoever cause
or arising, and whether directly or indirectly from my participation in any aspect of the said events and related activities; and
4. AN AGREEMENT TO INDEMNIGY, and to SAVE and HOLD HARMLESS the RELEASEES, and each of them, from any litigation
expense, legal fees, liability, damage, award or cost, of any form or type whatsoever, they may incur due to any claim made against
them or any one of them whether the claim is based on the negligence or the gross negligence of the Releasees or otherwise.
5. AN AGREEMENT that this document be governed by the laws, and in the courts of the Province of Nova Scotia.
I HAVE READ AND UNDERSTAND THIS AGREEMENT AND I AM AWARE THAT BY SIGNING THIS AGREEMENT I AM
WAIVING CERTAIKN SUBSTNTIAL LEGAL RIGHTS WHICH MY MINOR CHILD/ WARD, HIS/HER HEIRS, NEXT OF KIN,
EXECUTORS, ADMINISTRATORS AND ASSIGNS AND I MAY HAVE AGAINST THE RELEASEES.
I SIGN THIS DOCUMENT VOLUNTATILY AND WITHOUT INDUCEMENT this ______ day of _______, 2019 at Windsor, N.S.,
Canada.
Signature of Parent/ Guardian: _____________________________
Signature of Witness: ____________________________________
Printed Name of Parent/ Guardian: _________________________
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