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Inaugural Season
NATIONAL SUNSHINE SERIES I
October 30 – November 3 FEI CSI3*
NATIONAL SUNSHINE SERIES II
November 6-10 FEI CSI3*-W
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DES ERT CI RC UI T 2 0 2 0 W I NTER DATES
• D es ert Ci rcuit I January 1 4 -19 • De s e r t C irc u it V F e b 1 8 - 2 3 ( *FE I C S I3*)
• D es ert Ci rcuit II January 21-2 6 • De s e r t C irc u it VI F e b 2 5 - Ma r 1 ( *FEI CS I3*)
• D es ert Ci rcuit III Jan 2 8 – Februa r y 2 • De s e r t C irc u it VII Ma rc h 3 - 8
• D es ert Ci rcuit IV February 4-9 (* WCHR ) • De s e r t C irc u it VIII M a rc h 1 0 - 1 5 ( * WCHR)
(*tentati ve)
R ider and Horse Eme r g e n c y Me dic a l In f o r ma t io n
N eares t L evel 1 Trauma Center - Lo ma L in da Un ive r s it y M e dic a l C e n t e r 8 0 mile s
N eares t Hos pi t al Emerg ency R o o m - Eis e n h o we r M e dic a l C e n t e r 3 1 mile s
N eares t Veteri nary Ho spital - San Luis R e y Equ in e Ho s pit a l 9 9 mile s
W e look forward to welcoming everyone to Desert International Horse Park for the upcoming National
Sunshine Series competition. For us, and we hope for trainers, exhibitors, sponsors, vendors, and our team,
this is not just another trip to “Thermal,” but the beginning of a new chapter for these significant fall and winter
circuits that occur in the amazing Greater Palm Springs desert setting.
Since the ownership transition occurred in early August, we have been busy preparing for the upcoming 2019/2020
season, as well as detailing plans for the longer term development of the facility, enhancement of the competition,
and improvement of the on-site experience. Even in a short period of time, we believe we are making important
changes that you will recognize immediately.
As we make these changes, we do so with a keen focus on working from a horse first perspective. Every change
we make will take your horses into consideration, so you feel confident about coming to our events.
A few things to highlight:
Making footing a top priority, we are working with ESI International. We will do everything possible to improve
the footing for this season, plus begin an extensive plan to change the ring layout and then completely replace
the footing. We will upgrade the entrance areas in front of each ring, as well as add more shade for horses. And
in the show rings, you’ll notice we’ve begun the process to replace the jumps for both hunters and jumpers.
You’ll recognize some new faces, and importantly, some familiar faces. We tried to bring together the best,
and add deep expertise to our efforts. The new faces include Phil DeVita, show manager; Brett Waters, show
secretary; and Alan Wade, technical coordinator. The familiar faces include Chris Mayone, Brian Morris, and
yes, of course, a few Canadians.
We have worked hard to address many of the schedule requests that have been sent our way, and as an overall
principle we have added rings to end the day earlier as well as build in a shorter day for Sunday. We are excited
about the group of judges, course designers, and announcers we have signed up for the two weeks. Some of the
additional schedule changes include the addition of the USHJA 3’3” Hunter Seat Medal, a Friday Derby Day
which includes a USHJA National Hunter Derby and USHJA JR/AO Derby for both weeks and a Sunday 9 AM
USHJA International Hunter Derby for week 2, and of course, the CSI3* and CSI3*-W.
These two weeks will be about celebrating the beginning of this journey. The truth is, and why we are so driven
to make our vision a reality, we are just like so many of you. We have been involved in countless discussions
about our sport. We put horses first. We ride, own, and cherish these animals. We live on the West Coast. And we
want change.
We do ask for your patience as it will take time to build our - and your - vision. But know that working
collaboratively with equestrians and their horses is our ultimate goal. And we aim for a memorable experience
for all.
Most sincerely,
Steve Hankin
We’d like to express our sincere appreciation
to Tom and his team for all their support in
completing our acquisition of the West Coast
circuit shows and facility.
- ST E VE HANKI N
2 0 1 9 N AT I O N A L S U N S H I N E S E R I E S
DESERT INTERNATIONAL HORSE PARK | THERMAL, CA
STAFF
Phil DeVita Show Manager Apopka, FL
Alan Wade FEI Technical Coordinater Ireland
Eric Mayberry Technical Coordinator and Course Designer (Week 1) Myakka, FL
Brett Waters Show Office Manager Ocala, FL
Chris Mayone Corporate Sponsorship and Customer Experience Saugerties, NY
Skyler Brittner Stabling Manager Sacremento, CA
Diane Johnson USEF, Steward - Week 1 Kirland, WA
Lloyd Longnecker USEF, Steward - Week 1-2 Annville, PA
Beth Reichenbach USEF, Steward - Week 2 Sherman Oaks, CA
Celia Thomas USEF, Steward - Week 2 Denver, CO
Maria Biancone FEI Chief Steward (Week 1-2) Roseland, NJ
Sally Hudson FEI Steward Monterey, CA
Allena Featherstone FEI Steward London, ON
Debbie Sands FEI Steward - Week 1 Encinitas, CA
Penny Carpenter FEI Steward - Week 2 Palm Desert, CA
Lucie Franklin FEI Steward Sherwood, OR
Claire Suevel USEF Schooling Supervisor Grand Junction, CO
Olaf Peterson, Jr. FEI Course Designer - Week 1 Germany
Alan Wade FEI Course Designer - Week 2 Ireland
Steve Stephens Jumper Course Designer - Week 1 Palmetto, FL
Marina Azevedo National Course Designer Brazil
Joe Lombardo Jumper Course Designer - Week 1-2 Temecula, CA
Kevin Holowick Jumper Course Designer - Week 1-2 Vancouver, BC
Thomas Hern Hunter Course Designer - Week 2 Plymouth, MA
Mike Tomlinson FEI Delegate Vet Thousand Oaks, CA
Duncan Peters, DVM Treating Vet East Lansing, MI
Clarke Family Farriers Farrier Temecula, CA
Steve Hankin President/CEO Los Angeles, CA
FEI JUDGES HUNTER JUDGES WEEK 1
Norma Angelica Rodriruez, Foreign Judge - Week 1 Mexico Frank Willard Oak Ridge, NC
Flora Baptiston, President Ground Jury - Week 1-2 Brazil Richard Slocum Manchester, VT
Malu Arrambide, Ground Jury Member - Week 1-2 Mexico Keith Hastings Clemmons, NC
Katie Frank, Ground Jury Member - Week 1-2 Carlsbad, CA Jenny Paisley Corrales, NM
Davin Malmquist, Ground Jury Member Calgary, AB Joe Dotoli Chepachet, RI
Elaine Zander, Foreign Judge - Week 2 Brazil
USEF JUMPER JUDGES HUNTER JUDGES WEEK 2
Janet Fall El Macero, CA Jimmy Claperton Ocala, FL
Jim Kurtz Rancho Mirage, CA William Sparks New Orleans, LA
Mike Moran Mounds, OK Shane George Magnolia, TX
Davin Malmquist Calgary, AB Andrea Wells Ocala, FL
Joe Lombardo Temeciula, CA Christina Schlusemeyer Wellington,FL
Joe Dotoli Chepachet, RI Marla Amormino Los Angeles, CA
Lauren Scott Solvang, CA
Ellen Gates San Juan Capistrano, CA
Joe Dotoli Chepachet, RI
SHOW APPROVALS: USEF | USHJA | CPHA | PCHA | FEI | LEGIS
United States Equestrian Federation, Inc. | United States Hunter Jumper Association
California Professional Horsemen’s Association | Pacific Coast Horse Shows Association
Fédération Equestre Internationale - CSI3* (Wk I) & CSI3*-W (Wk II)
Coachella Horse Park LLC - Licensee
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Ocala January Classic – January 16, 17, 19, 20
CLASS LISTING
Rated USEF AA.
Ocala January Classic USEF Local Day – January 18
HUNTERS
DIVISION/CLASS FENCE HEIGHT CLASS #S M&S CLASS DIVISION FEE CLASS FEE PRIZE $ / O/F
NON-RATED HUNTER SECTION The last class # is Under Saddle.
Hi-Low Hunter 1,2,3,4 (No U/S) - $45 -
Open to horses and ponies. Will run concurrently with subsequent divisions.
USHJA Hunter 3’ 5,6,7,8,9 - $225 $50 -
Open to all horses and ponies.
USHJA Hunter 2’9” 10,11,12,13,14 - $225 $50 -
Open to all horses and ponies.
USHJA Hunter 2’6” 19,20,21,22,23 $225 $50 -
Open to all horses and ponies.
Baby Green Hunter 2’6” 24,25,26,27,28 - $225 $50 -
A horse of any age in its first year of showing.
RATED HUNTER SECTION - A-Rated The last class # is Under Saddle. See schedule for Handy class.
Young Hunter 3’ 3’ 575, 576, 577, 578, 579 - $200 Div Fee Only $60
Young Hunter 3’3” 3’3” 580, 581, 582, 583, 584 - $200 Div Fee Only $60
Young Hunter 3’6” 3’6” 585, 586, 587, 588, 589 - $200 Div Fee Only $60
Green Hunter 3’ 3’ 29,30,31,32,33 - $250 Div Fee Only $250
Green Hunter 3’3” 3’3” 34,35,36,37,38 - $250 Div Fee Only $250
Green Hunter 3’6” 3’6” 40,41,42,43,44 - $300 Div Fee Only $350 + $20
Green Hunter 3’9” 3’9” 45,46,47,48,49 - $300 Div Fee Only $350 + $20
Green Conformation Hunter Model 50 - - $30 -
Green Conformation Hunter 3’6” 51,52,53,54,55 - $275 Div Fee Only $250 + $20
High Perf Conformation Hunter Model 71 - - $30 -
High Perf Conformation Hunter 3’9” 72,73,74,75,76 - $275 Div Fee Only $250 + $20
High Performance Hunter 4’ 56,57,58,59,60 - $300 $80 $350 + $20 ($100 U/S)
Performance Hunter 3’3” 3’3” 61,62,63,64,65 - $250 $60 $250 + $15
Performance Hunter 3’6” 3’6” 66,67,68,69,70 - $250 $60 $250 + $15
A-O HUNTER SECTION - A-Rated The last class # is Under Saddle. See schedule for Handy class.
A-O Hunter 18-35 3’6” 77,78,79,80,81 - $300 Div Fee Only $350 + $20
A-O Hunter 36 & Over 3’6” 82,83,84,85,86 - $300 Div Fee Only $350 + $20
A-O Hunter 18-35 3’3” 87,88,89,90,91 - $275 Div Fee Only $250 + $20
A-O Hunter 36 & Over 3’3” 525,526,527,528,529 - $275 Div Fee Only $250 + $20
ADULT HUNTER SECTION - C-Rated The last class # is Under Saddle
Adult Hunter 18-35 3’ 92,93,94,95,96 - $225 $50
Adult Hunter 36-50 3’ 97,98,99,100,101 - $225 $50
Adult Hunter 51 & Over 3’ 102,103,104,105,106 - $225 $50
JUNIOR HUNTER SECTION - A-Rated The last class # is Under Saddle. See schedule for Handy class.
Small Junior Hunter 15 & Under 3’6” 112,113,114,115,116 - $260 Div Fee Only $300
Small Junior Hunter 16-17 3’6” 117,118,119,120,121 - $260 Div Fee Only $300
Large Junior Hunter 15 & Under 3’6” 122,123,124,125,126 - $260 Div Fee Only $300
Large Junior Hunter 16-17 3’6” 127,128,129,130,131 - $260 Div Fee Only $300
Small Junior Hunter Low 3’3” 132,133,134,135,136 - $260 Div Fee Only $250
Large Junior Hunter Low 3’3” 632,633,634,635,636 - $260 Div Fee Only $250
CHILDREN’S HUNTER SECTION - C-Rated The last class # is Under Saddle.
Children’s Hunter 13 & Under 3’ 137,138,139,140,141 - $225 $50
Children’s Hunter 14-17 3’ 142,143,144,145,146 - $225 $50
Children’s Hunter Pony 2’, 2’6” 147,148,149,150,151 - $225 $50
CLASS LISTING
Ocala January Classic – January 16, 17, 19, 20
Ocala January Classic USEF Local Day – January 18
Rated USEF AA.
HUNTERS CON’T
DIVISION/CLASS FENCE HEIGHT CLASS #S M&S CLASS DIVISION FEE CLASS FEE PRIZE $ / O/F
PONY HUNTER SECTION - A-Rated The last class # is Under Saddle. See schedule for Conf class, Handy class and 1st round of Classic.
Green Pony Schooling 2’,2’3”,2’9” 590,591 - - $40 -
Open to Junior Riders on ponies showing in Green Pony Hunter. Must compete at appropriate height and may only compete once.
Sm/Med Green Pony Hunter Model 152 - - $30 -
Sm/Med Green Pony Hunter 2’3”-2’6” 153,154,155,156,157 - $175 Div Fee Only $100
Large Green Pony Hunter Model 652 - - $30 -
Large Green Pony Hunter 2’9” 653,654,655,656,657 - $175 Div Fee Only $100
Small Pony Hunter Model 159 - - $30 -
Small Pony Hunter 2’3” 160,161,162,163,164 - $220 Div Fee Only $225
Medium Pony Hunter Model 165 - - $30 -
Medium Pony Hunter 2’6” 166,167,168,169,170 - $220 Div Fee Only $225
Large Pony Hunter Model 171 - - $30 -
Large Pony Hunter 3’ 172,173,174,175,176 - $220 Div Fee Only $225
MISC. NON-RATED HUNTER SECTION Last class # is Under Saddle.
Short Stirrup Hunter 18” 177,178,179,180,181 - $200 $50
Open to Junior Riders under 14 years of age who are not showing in a rated Hunter section.
Pre-Child Hunter 2’ 187,188,189,190,191 - $200 $50
Pre-Adult Hunter 2’ 192,193,194,195,196 - $200 $50
Child Hunter 2’3” 530,531,532,533 - $160 $50
Adult Hunter 2’3 534,535,536,537 - $160 $50
Modified Child Hunter 2’6” 538,539,540,541 - $160 $50
Modified Adult Hunter 2’6” 542,543,544,545 - $160 $50
Low Child Hunter 2’9” 546,547,548,549 - $160 $50
Low Adult Hunter 2’9” 550,551,552,553 - $160 $50
Modified Junior/Amateur Hunter 3’3” 554,555,556,557 - $160 $50
Walk Trot Hunters Poles, 1’3” 810,811,812,813 - - $40
Open to Junior and Adult Riders. Class 813 is Walk Trot U/S. Class 810 is Walk Trot over poles. Classes 811 and 812 are Walk Trot Cross Rails 1’3” twice around. Riders may not show higher than 2’
at the same show.
Cross Rail Hunter 1’3” 814,815,816 - - $40
Open to Junior and Adult Riders. Class 816 is Cross Rail Hunter U/S. Classes 814 and 815 are over fences (full course). Riders may not show higher than 2’ at the same show.
EQUITATION SECTION Underlined class # is Flat.
EQUITATION
Equitation 11 & Under 2’6” 301,302,303,304 - - $50
Equitation 12-13 2’9” 305,306,307,308 - - $50
Equitation 14-15 3’ 309,310,311,312 - - $50
Equitation 16-17 3’3” 313,314,315,316 - - $50
Pony Equitation 2’3”, 2’6”, 2’9” 317,318,319,320 - - $50
Adult Equitation 2’6” 880,881,882 - - $50
Adult Equitation 3’ 321,322,323,324 - - $50
Junior Maiden Equitation 2’ 333,334,335,336 - - $50
Open to Junior Riders who have not won a blue ribbon in Hunter Seat Equitation at a recognized USEF or EC show.
Junior Novice Equitation 2’9” 337,338,339,340 - - $50
Open to Junior Riders who have not won three blue ribbons in Hunter Seat Equitation at a recognized USEF or EC show.
Junior Limit Equitation 3’ 341,342,343,344 - - $50
Open to Junior Riders who have not won six blue ribbons in Hunter Seat Equitation at a recognized USEF or EC show.
Adult Equitation 2’ 345,346,347,348 - - $50
Open to Adult Riders who are not showing in a class with fences 3’ or higher at the show.
Short Stirrup Equitation 18” 357,358,359,360 - - $50
Open to Junior Riders under 14 years of age who are not showing in a Rated Section.
Walk Trot Equitation Poles, 1’3” 817, 818, 819 - - $40
Open to Junior and Adult Riders. Class 819 is Walk Trot Eq Flat. Class 817 is Walk Trot Eq over poles. Class 818 are Walk Trot Eq Cross Rails 1’3” twice around. Riders may not show higher than
2’ at the same show.
Advanced Beginner Equitation 364,365,366 - - $40
Open to Junior and Adult Riders who are not showing in a Rated Section. To be shown at a walk and trot and canter both directions of the ring.
Cross Rail Equitation 1’3” 820,821,822 - - $40
Open to Junior and Adult Riders. Class 822 is Cross Rail Eq Flat. Classes 820 and 821 are over fences (full course). Riders may not show higher than 2’ at the same show.
Leadline - 594 - - $25
To be ridden by a child who has not reached his or her seventh birthday. Riders are not eligible to compete in any other class. Ribbons for all.CLASS LISTING
Rated USEF AA.
DIVISION/CLASS FENCE HEIGHT CLASS #S M&S DIVISION FEE CLASS FEE ORG TO JOIN
MEDALS
MEDALS SECTION
Dover Saddlery/USEF Hunter Seat Medal 3’6” 370 - - $50
ASPCA Horsemanship Medal 3’6” 371 - - $50 ^NHS
Platinum Performance/USEF Talent Search Medal - 2* 3’6”-3’9” 372 - - $50
WIHS Medal, Hunter Phase 3’6” 373 - - $50
WIHS Medal, Jumper Phase 3’6” 473 - - $50
WIHS Medal, Overall - 573 - - -
NCEA Junior Medal 3’3” 474 - - $50
USEF Adult Medal 3’3” 374 - - $50
Marshall & Sterling U.S. Pony Medal 2’3”, 2’6”, 3’ 375 - - $50
WIHS Pony Medal 2’3”, 2’6”, 3’ 376 - - $50
CPHA Hunter Seat Junior Medal 3’6” 377 - - $50 ^CPHA
CPHA Hunter Seat Amateur Medal 3’6” 378 - - $50 ^CPHA
CPHA Foundation Equitation Medal 3’3” 379 - - $50 ^CPHA
CPHA Horsemanship Medal 2’6” 380 - - $50 ^CPHA
CPHA Child/Adult Medal 3’ 381 - - $50 ^CPHA
Foxfield Medal 3’3” 382 - - $50 ^PCHA
Onondarka Medal 3’ 383 - - $50 ^PCHA
WCE Junior/Amateur Medal 3’6” 384 - - $50 ^CPHA
PCHA 14 & Under Medal 3’, 3’3” 385 - - $50 ^PCHA
PCHA 18-34 Medal 3’, 3’3” 685 - - $50 ^PCHA
PCHA 35 & Over Medal 3’, 3’3” 386 - - $50 ^PCHA
THIS National Child Medal 3’ 393 - - $50
THIS National Adult Medal 3’ 850 - - $50
Ariat National Adult Medal 3’ 394 - - $50
LEGIS Children’s Medal 3’ 395 - - $50
LEGIS Amateur Medal 3’ 396 - - $50
LEGIS Junior/Amateur Jumper Medal 3’3” 397 - - $50
LEGIS Cornerstone Child/Adult Medal 2’6” 398 - - $50
LEGIS Mini Medal 2’ 399 - - $50
LEGIS Mousie Williams 12/u Medal (WK 1 Only) 2’9”’ 800 - - $50
CPHA Style of Riding Medal (WK 1 Only) 3’3”-3’5” 697 - - $50 ^CPHA
USHJA Jumping Seat Medal 3’3” 698 - - $50
USHJA Hunter Seat Medal 3’3” 805 - - $50
NHS 3’3” Medal 3’3”’ 699 - - $50 ^NHS
NON-NOMINATED JUMPER SECTION PRIZE $ / O/F
JUMPERS
.80m Jumper .80m, 2’7” 200,201,202,203 - - $60 -
.90m Jumper .90m, 2’11” 204,205,206,207 - - $60 -
1.0m Jumper 1.0m, 3’3” 208,209,210,211 - - $60 -
1.10m Jumper 1.10m, 3’7” 212,213,214,215 - - $60 -
1.15m Jumper 1.15m, 3’9” 216,217,218,219 - - $60 -
Adult Jumper High 1.10m, 3’7” 221,222,223,224 - - $60 -
Child Jumper High 1.10m, 3’7” 229,230,231,232 - - $60 -
Adult Jumper Low 1.0m, 3’3” 237,238,239,240 - - $60 -
Child Jumper Low 1.0m, 3’3” 241,242,243,244 - - $60 -
Modified Child/Adult Jumper .90m, 2’11” 245,246,247,248 - - $60 -
Pony Jumper 1.05m, 3’5” 257,258,259,260 - - $60 -
NOMINATED JUMPER SECTION Jumper Nominating Fee = $175 PRIZE $ / O/F
1.20m Jumper 1.20m, 3’11” 261,262,263,264 - - $60 $1,000 + $25
1.30m Jumper 1.30m, 4’3” 265,266,267 - - $60 $1,000 + $25
1.40m Jumper 1.40m, 4’7” 268,269,270 - - $60 $1,000 + $25
Open Welcome 1.40m/1.45m 271 - - $175 $5,000
A-O/AM Jumper 1.20m 1.20m, 3’11” 273,274,275 - - $60 $250 + $25
A-O/AM Jumper 1.30m 1.30m, 4’3” 276,277,278 - - $60 $500 + $25
Junior Jumper 1.20m 1.20m, 3’11” 282,283,284 - - $60 $250 + $25
Junior Jumper 1.30m 1.30m, 4’3” 285,286,287 - - $60 $500 + $25
Junior/A-O/AM Jumper 1.40m 1.40m, 4’7” 288,289,290 - - $60 $1,000 + $25SP EC I A L C LA SSES
NATIONAL SUNSHINE I FEI CSI3*
Oct. 30 - Nov. 3
DIVISION/CLASS NOM. FEE ENTRY FEE POST ENTRY FEE SCRATCH FEE
401. $1,000 JUNIOR/A-O HUNTER CLASSIC (3’3”) - $100 (inc. $25 add back) $25 $25
501. $1,000 JUNIOR/A-O HUNTER CLASSIC (3’6”) - $100 (inc. $25 add back) $25 $25
Designated first-round class. Horse must have entered, shown and completed the course in two Junior or Amateur-Owner Hunter classes over fences at the same show.
403. $1,500 WEST COAST PONY HUNTER FINAL - $150 $25 $25
Two-round classic. Ponies must have entered, shown and completed the course in two Pony Hunter classes over fences at the show.
404. $1,000 NAL CHILD HUNTER CLASSIC - $75 $25 $25
Designated first-round class. Horse must have entered, shown and completed the course in two Child Hunter classes over fences at the same show.
405. $1,000 NAL ADULT HUNTER CLASSIC - $75 $25 $25
Designated first-round class. Horse must have entered, shown and completed the course in two Adult Hunter classes over fences at the same show.
825. $5,000 USHJA NATIONAL HUNTER DERBY - PRO $350 + $50 USHJA Fee $50 $50
826. $5,000 USHJA NATIONAL HUNTER DERBY - JR/AM
Two-Round Classic. Fences 3’ with 3’5” option fences. Riders are limited to four horses. Horses may not be entered in both the professional derby and jr/am derby with a different
rider. See detailed specs on the following pages or visit USHJA.org.
801. LEGIS MOUSIE WILLIAMS 12/U MEDAL FINAL - $60 $10 $10
Open to junior riders 12 years of age and under. To be shown over not less than eight fences 2’9” in height. Top four will work-off.
409. $1,000 WEST COAST PONY JUMPER FINAL - $100 $10 $10
Table II.2.b. 1.05m. Ponies must have entered, shown and completed the course in two Pony Jumper classes at the show.
410. $1,000 CHILD/ADULT JUMPER CLASSIC - LOW - $100 $10 $10
Table II.2.b. 1.0m. To be eligible, the horse must have entered in at least one other Children’s Jumper Low, Adult Jumper Low or Mod Child/Adult Jumper class at the same show.
No cross entry of horse or rider into any Child or Adult Jumper High class or classic at the same show.
411. $2,000 CHILD/ADULT JPR CLASSIC - HIGH - $125 $25 $50
Table II.2.b. 1.10m. To be eligible, the horse must have entered in at least one other Children’s Jumper or Adult Jumper class at the same show.
412. $2,500 JR/A-O/AM JUMPER CLASSIC - 1.20m - $150 $25 $50
Table II.2.b. 1.20m. To be eligible, the horse must have entered in at least one other Junior/Amateur Jumper class at the same show. The horse May Not compete in the Jr/A-O/
AM 1.30m or 1.40m Jumper Classic during the same show week. No cross entry of horse or rider into the Child or Adult Jumper Classic at the same show.
413. $5,000 JR/A-O/AM JUMPER CLASSIC - 1.30m - $250 $25 $50
Table II.2.b. 1.30m. To be eligible, the horse must have entered in at least one other Junior/Amateur Jumper class at the same show. The horse May Not compete in the Jr/A-O/
AM 1.40m Jumper Classic during the same show week. No cross entry of horse or rider into the Child or Adult Jumper Classic at the same show.
414. $7,500 JR/A-O/AM JUMPER CLASSIC - 1.40m - $300 $25 $75
Table II.2.b. 1.40m. To be eligible, the horse must have entered in at least one other Junior/Amateur Jumper class at the same show. No cross entry of horse or rider into the
Child or Adult Jumper Classic at the same show.
415. $30,000 GRAND PRIX - $500 $25 $100
Table II.2.a. Time First Jump-Off. 1.40m Open American Standard. $25,000 Prize Money to the Prix, $5,000 Prize Money to Riders entered in the U25 Classic.
416. U25 JUMPER CLASSIC - $250 $25 $50
Open to riders age 16-25 under JP119.1. Amateur Classification is not a factor. To be held as an Overlay with class 415. Riders must enter both classes to be eligible, and
will be considered for awards in both classes.
417. $15,000 1.35m CLASSIC - $400 $25 $75
Table II.2.b. 1.35m. Open to Nominated Jumpers. No Cross Entry Restrictions.
$178,900 FEI CSI3* DIVISION - Refer to FEI Definite Schedule.
Refer to Special Class Conditions for information regarding Post Entry and Scratch.SP EC I A L C LA SSES
NATIONAL SUNSHINE II FEI CSI3*
November 6-10
DIVISION/CLASS NOM. FEE ENTRY FEE POST ENTRY FEE SCRATCH FEE
401. $1,000 JUNIOR/A-O HUNTER CLASSIC (3’3”) - $100 (inc. $25 add back) $25 $25
501. $1,000 JUNIOR/A-O HUNTER CLASSIC (3’6”) - $100 (inc. $25 add back) $25 $25
Designated first-round class. Horse must have entered, shown and completed the course in two Junior or Amateur-Owner Hunter classes over fences at the same show.
403. $1,500 PONY HUNTER PRIX - $150 $25 $25
Two-round classic. Ponies must have entered, shown and completed the course in two Pony Hunter classes over fences at show.
404. $1,000 NAL/WIHS CHILD HUNTER CLASSIC - $75 $25 $25
Designated first-round class. Horse must have entered, shown and completed the course in two Child Hunter classes over fences at the same show.
405. $1,000 NAL/WIHS ADULT HUNTER CLASSIC - $75 $25 $25
Designated first-round class. Horse must have entered, shown and completed the course in two Adult Hunter classes over fences at the same show.
825. $5,000 USHJA NATIONAL HUNTER DERBY - PRO $350 + $50 USHJA Fee $50 $50
826. $5,000 USHJA NATIONAL HUNTER DERBY - JR/AM
Two-Round Classic. Fences 3’ with 3’5” option fences. Riders are limited to four horses. Horses may not be entered in both the professional derby and jr/am derby with a different
rider. See detailed specs on the following pages or visit USHJA.org.
600. $25,000 USHJA INTERNATIONAL HUNTER DERBY $500 + $50 USHJA Fee $100 $100
Two-Round Classic. Fences 3’6”-3’9”, with 4’ option fences. Open to all. Riders limited to four horses. Horses are not required to show in any other
class at the show. Horses must be on the grounds 24 hours prior the start of the class. A Mandatory Riders meeting will be held prior to the class. See
detailed specs on the following pages or visit USHJA.org.
410. $1,000 CHILD/ADULT JUMPER CLASSIC - LOW - $100 $10 $10
Table II.2.b. 1.0m. To be eligible, the horse must have entered in at least one other Children’s Jumper Low, Adult Jumper Low or Mod Child/Adult Jumper class at the same show.
No cross entry of horse or rider into any Child or Adult Jumper High class or classic at the same show.
411. $2,000 CHILD/ADULT JUMPER CLASSIC - HIGH - $125 $25 $50
Table II.2.b. 1.10m. To be eligible, the horse must have entered in at least one other Children’s Jumper or Adult Jumper class at the same show.
412. $2,500 JUNIOR/A-O/AM JUMPER CLASSIC - 1.20m - $150 $25 $50
Table II.2.b. 1.20m. To be eligible, the horse must have entered in at least one other Junior/Amateur Jumper class at the same show. The horse May Not compete in the Jr/A-O
1.30m or 1.40m Jumper Classic during the same show week. No cross entry of horse or rider into the Child or Adult Jumper Classic at the same show.
413. $5,000 JR/A-O/AM JUMPER CLASSIC - 1.30m - $250 $25 $50
Table II.2.b. 1.30m. To be eligible, the horse must have entered in at least one other Junior/Amateur Jumper class at the same show. The horse May Not compete in the Jr/A-O
1.40m Jumper Classic during the same show week. No cross entry of horse or rider into the Child or Adult Jumper Classic at the same show.
414. $7,500 JR/A-O/AM JUMPER CLASSIC - 1.40m - $300 $25 $75
Table II.2.b. 1.40m. To be eligible, the horse must have entered in at least one other Junior/Amateur Jumper class at the same show. No cross entry of horse or rider into the
Child or Adult Jumper Classic at the same show.
415. $30,000 GRAND PRIX - $500 $25 $100
Table II.2.a. Time First Jump-Off. 1.40m Open American Standard. $25,000 Prize Money to the Prix, $5,000 Prize Money to Riders entered in the U25 Classic.
416. U25 JUMPER CLASSIC - $250 $25 $50
Open to riders age 16-25 under JP119.1. Amateur Classification is not a factor. To be held as an Overlay with class 415. Riders must enter both classes to be eligible, and
will be considered for awards in both classes.
417. $15,000 1.35m CLASSIC - $400 $25 $75
Table II.2.b. 1.35m. Open to Nominated Jumpers. No cross entry restrictions.
$180,000 FEI CSI3* DIVISION - Refer to FEI Definite Schedule.
SUNSHINE EQUITATION CHAMPIONSHIPS - See following pages for information.
NCEA JUNIOR HUNT SEAT MEDAL FINAL - See following pages for information.
ZONE IX & X USHJA HUNTER & JUMPER TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP - See following pages for information.
CPHA STYLE OF RIDING CHAMPIONSHIP - See following pages for information.
Refer to Special Class Conditions for information regarding Post Entry and Scratch.NATIONAL SUNSHINE I CSI3* FEI DIVISION CLASS FEI DAYS 720. FEI HORSE INSPECTION FEI Friday, 7 am 721. $35,700 COACHELLA WELCOME SPEED FEI Friday FEI Table A. Article 238.2.1. Speed. Fences to 1.45m, 4’8”. Open to Horses nominated to the FEI Division. Riders Limited to Three horses in this class. 722. $43,200 COACHELLA VALLEY CLASSIC FEI Saturday FEI Table A. Article 238.2.2. Time First Jump-off. Fences to 1.50m, 4’11”. Open to Horses nominated to the FEI Division. Riders Limited to Three horses in this class. *See Qualification for Grand Prix. 725. $100,000 COACHELLA GRAND PRIX FEI Sunday FEI Table A. Article 238.2.2. Time First Jump-off. Fences 1.50m 4’11”. Open to Horses nominated to the FEI Division. A maximum of 60 entries will be accepted for the Class. Riders are limited to one horse in the class unless fewer than 30 riders are available, in which case Riders will be allowed to ride Two horses in the class up total of 60 entries. *See Qualification for Grand Prix below. The Horse must complete the course in one other FEI class at the show. ENTRY POLICY Definite Entries due Wednesday, October 16, 2019, 5pm FEI ENTRY FEE - $3220 for the first horse, $2147 for the second horse, $0 for the third horse. Fee includes horse stall and entry fees. OFFICIAL ENTRY - Horses must be Officially Entered for the FEI Division and pay a non-refundable Entry Deposit of $500 by Wednesday, October 16, 5 pm (Definite Entry Date). Official Entry consists of registration through the FEI system and entry made directly to Desert International Horse Park. FEI Deposit Fee is not refundable after the Definite Date of Entries. SCRATCH/WITHDRAWAL - Any Scratch/Withdrawal from the FEI Division must be made in writing to the Show Office. Scratches received prior to October 16, 5 pm (Definite Entry Date) will be subject to a $75 Processing fee if the horse does not show in any other classes. Scratches received after the Definite Entry Date will be responsible for payment of the $500 FEI Entry Deposit Fee. The Scratch/Refund policy will be applied to any horse entered through the FEI system and/or entered directly with the show. NOTE: In the case of a scratch, also be sure to contact your NF to officially withdraw through the FEI system. SUBSTITUTIONS - Substitutions will be accepted until one hour prior to the jog/FEI Inspection. FEI SPECIFICATIONS For all details not covered below, refer to Official FEI Approved Schedule or the FEI Horse and Rider Information page of this Prize List. Updates will also be posted at deserthorsepark.com. HORSES PER RIDER LIMIT - Riders may enter a total of Three horses for the FEI Division. Riders are limited to Three horses in class 721 and 722. The Horse limit for Class 725 will be dependent on the number of riders who enter. See Qualification for Grand Prix below. Refer to Approved Schedule for Details. QUALIFICATION FOR GRAND PRIX - Class 725, Grand Prix is limited to 60 Entries. If 30 riders enter, riders will be limited to One Horse. If fewer than 30 Riders enter, riders will be allowed to ride Two horses. Management will determine if qualification for the Grand Prix will be necessary based on the number of riders entered for the FEI Division at the start of the horse jog/inspection. If necessary, Qualification will be based on the results of Class 722. Details will be available at the Horse jog/inspection. In addition, the horse competing in the Grand Prix must complete the initial round in one other FEI class at the show prior to competing in the Grand Prix. CLASS ENTRY/DECLARATION - Declarations must be made in writing in the Show Office by 4 pm the day before the class. CROSS ENTRY RESTRICTIONS - Horses may NOT compete in any non-FEI class from the time of the FEI jog/inspection until finished competing in the FEI Section. Riders may not cross enter into any Junior or Amateur Jumper Class at the same show. SECURE STABLING - Horses entered in any class of the FEI Division are required to stable in the FEI Secure Stabling area beginning Friday immediately following the jog until the horse is finished showing in the FEI Division. FEI STALLS - FEI Horse Stall fee for FEI Showing Horses is included in the FEI Entry Fee. FEI Stalls for Tack, Feed, Grooming, etc., or for Non-Showing/Scratched Horses is $375. Stalls in the FEI Stabling area measure 144 square feet and are of both Permanent and Temporary construction, with doors. Horses must be entered in the FEI Division to be eligible for Secure Stabling. Secure Stabling is available beginning Monday, October 28, 12 noon, and ends Monday, November 4, 12 noon. OFFICIAL JOG – Friday, November 1, 7am. This jog is for horses entered in the FEI Division. Please check with the Stabling Office for stabling assignment prior to the jog. CREDENTIALS - Special credentials will be required for all owners, riders, trainers, grooms wishing to access the FEI Barn. Credentials will be distributed at the Jog. IDENTIFICATION - Once the horse has entered Secure Stabling it must wear its assigned entry number when not in its stall. Horses may be ridden or exercised only in the supervised designated Schooling Areas. RIDING/SCHOOLING/LUNGEING SCHEDULE - To be posted. Any changes/additions to the above will be announced at the Jog. PRIZE MONEY DISTRIBUTION 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 $35,700 FEI $11,781 $7,140 $5,355 $3,570 $2,142 $1,606 $1,071 $893 $714 $714 $357 $357 $43,200 FEI $14,256 $8,640 $6,480 $4,320 $2,592 $1,944 $1,296 $1,080 $864 $864 $432 $432 $100,000 FEI $33,000 $20,000 $15,000 $10,000 $6,000 $4,500 $3,000 $2,500 $2,000 $2,000 $1,000 $1,000 The Show Committee reserves to itself the right to interpret any question or occurrence with regard to the conduct or compliance of any rider without claims for damages or recourse of any kind and the Show Committee’s decision will be final.
NATIONAL SUNSHINE II CSI3*-W
FEI DIVISION
CLASS FEI DAYS ENTRY FEE POST ENTRY SCRATCH FEE
720. FEI HORSE INSPECTION FEI Wednesday, 7 am NA NA NA
722. $40,000 DESERT WELCOME STAKE FEI Wednesday $1,200 $-0- $-0-
Article 238.2.1. Speed. Fences to 1.45m, 4’8”. Open to Horses nominated to the FEI Division. Riders Limited to Three horses in this class.
723. $40,000 DESERT CLASSIC FEI Thursday $1,200 $-0- $-0-
Article 238.2.2. Time First Jump-off. Fences to 1.50m, 4’11”. Open to Horses nominated to the FEI Division. Riders Limited to Two
horses in this class. Qualifier for the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ Qualifier. Riders showing two horses in this class must
declare their “World Cup Qualifying” horse when entering this class, and will ride this horse first in the order of go. Riders planning to
show in the World Cup™ Qualifier must compete in class 723 to be eligible.
725. $100,000 LONGINES FEI JUMPING FEI Saturday $-0- $-0- $-0-
WORLD CUP ™ THERMAL
FEI Table A. Article 238.2.2. Time First Jump-off. Fences 1.40m to 1.60m, 5’3”. Open to Horses nominated to the FEI Division. Riders Limited to One horse in this class. A maximum
of 40 riders are allowed to compete. Refer to Approved FEI Schedule for details. The Rider may ride any horse of his/her choice, however, the horse must have completed the
initial round of at least one other FEI class at the show. The rider must have competed in class 723.
ENTRY POLICY
Definite Entries due Wednesday, October 23, 2019
FEI NOMINATING FEE PER HORSE - $750 (includes Stall for one horse; Class Fees are additional).
OFFICIAL ENTRY - Horses must be Officially Entered for the FEI Division and pay FEI Nominating Fee of $750 by Wednesday, October 23, 5 pm. Class Entry Fees are
additional. Official Entry consists of registration through the FEI system and entry made directly to Desert International Horse Park. FEI Nominating Fee is not refundable after
the Definite Date of Entries.
SCRATCH/WITHDRAWAL - Any Scratch/Withdrawal from the FEI Division must be made in writing to the Show Office. Scratches received prior to October 23, 5
pm (Definite Entry Date) will be subject to a $75 Processing fee if the horse does not show in any other classes. Scratches received after the Definite Entry Date will be responsible
for payment of the $500 FEI Withdrawal Fee. The Scratch/Refund policy will be applied to any horse entered through the FEI system and/or entered directly with the show. NOTE:
In the case of a scratch, also be sure to contact your NF to officially withdraw through the FEI system.
SUBSTITUTIONS - Substitutions will be accepted until one hour prior to the jog/FEI Inspection.
FEI SPECIFICATIONS
For all details not covered below, refer to Official FEI Draft Schedule or the FEI Horse and Rider Information page of the Prize List. Updates will also be posted at deserthorsepark.com.
HORSES PER RIDER LIMIT - Riders may enter a total of Three horses for the FEI Division. Riders are limited to Three horses in class 722, Two horses in class
723, and One horse in class 725. Refer to Approved Schedule for Details.
ELIGIBILITY - 100,000 LONGINES FEI JUMPING WORLD CUP ™ THERMAL CLASS 725: Riders must compete in Class 723 to be eligible. A maximum of 40
riders will be eligible for the Class 725 based on results of the class. Riders showing two horses in Class 723 must declare their “World Cup Qualifying” horse, and must ride this
horse first in the order of go in class 723. The rider may qualify for the Class 725 riding any horse, however, the horse to be shown in Class 725 must complete the initial round
in another FEI class at the show prior to competing in Class 725.
CLASS ENTRY/DECLARATION - Declarations must be made in writing in the Show Office by 4 pm the day before the class. After that time, the Post Entry fee
will apply to late Declarations; Scratch Fee will apply to any scratch. Once the class has started it may not be scratched. In the case of a Vet Scratch, Scratch Fee will still apply.
CROSS ENTRY RESTRICTIONS - Horses may NOT compete in any non-FEI class from the time of the FEI jog/inspection until finished competing in the FEI
Section. Riders may not cross enter into any Junior or Amateur Jumper Class at the same show.
SECURE STABLING - Horses entered in any class of the FEI Division are required to stable in the FEI Secure Stabling area beginning Wednesday immediately
following the jog until the horse is finished showing in the FEI Division.
FEI STALLS - FEI Horse Stall fee for FEI Showing Horses is included in the FEI Entry Fee. FEI Stalls for Tack, Feed, Grooming, etc., or for Non-Showing/Scratched Horses
is $375. Stalls in the FEI Stabling area measure 144 square feet and are of both Permanent and Temporary construction, with doors. Horses must be entered in the FEI Division
to be eligible for Secure Stabling. Secure Stabling is available beginning Monday, November 4, 12 noon, and ends Monday, November 11, 12 noon.
OFFICIAL JOG – Wednesday, November 6, 7am. This jog is for horses entered in the FEI Division. Please check with the Stabling Office for
stabling assignment prior to the jog.
CREDENTIALS - Special credentials will be required for all owners, riders, trainers, grooms wishing to access the FEI Barn. Credentials will be distributed at the Jog.
IDENTIFICATION - Once the horse has entered Secure Stabling it must wear its assigned entry number when not in its stall. Horses may be ridden or exercised only
in the supervised designated Schooling Areas.
RIDING/SCHOOLING/LUNGEING SCHEDULE - To be posted.
Any changes/additions to the above will be announced at the Jog.
PRIZE MONEY DISTRIBUTION
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
$40,000 FEI $13,200 $8,000 $6,000 $4,000 $2,400 $1,800 $1,200 $1,000 $800 $800 $400 $400
$40,000 FEI $13,200 $8,000 $6,000 $4,000 $2,400 $1,800 $1,200 $1,000 $800 $800 $400 $400
$100,000 FEI $33,000 $20,000 $15,000 $10,000 $6,000 $4,500 $3,000 $2,500 $2,000 $2,000 $1,000 $1,000
The Show Committee reserves to itself the right to interpret any question or occurrence with regard to the conduct or compliance of any rider without claims for damages or recourse
of any kind and the Show Committee’s decision will be final.NATIONAL SUNSHINE II
$25,000 USHJA INTERNATIONAL HUNTER DERBY
CLASS ENTRY FEE POST ENTRY FEE SCRATCH FEE
600. $25,000 USHJA INTERNATIONAL HUNTER DERBY $500 + $50 USHJA Fee $100 $100
ELIGIBILITY - Open to all. Riders are limited to four (4) horses in this class. Horses are not required to show in any other class at the competition,
but may compete in any class for which they are otherwise eligible. Owners, Riders and Trainers must be current Active Competing Members of USEF
and USHJA. Horses must have USEF Recording and USHJA Registration. Change of rider after the First Round is not permissible.
CONDITIONS AND SPECIFICATIONS - Fences 3’6”-4’, with at least four (4) option fences 4’3” or higher per round. To be judged under the
Open Numerical scoring system by two panels of two judges each. One Panel will be designated the tie-breaking panel for Round 1; this panel will also
be the tie-breaking panel for the jump-off, if any. The other Panel will be the tie-breaking panel for Round 2. To be scored on quality, movement, jumping
style, manners and way of going. Pace and brilliance are to be rewarded. Jumping decorations to utilize a shorter track is not permissible in any round.
Round 1: To be shown over a Hunter Classic course of at least 10 fences. In addition to the base score, each judging panel must award an
Option Bonus Score consisting of one additional point for every higher height option fence jumped. Scores will be added to determine the total
score for the round. The top 12 will return in reverse of scores for the Second Round. In the case of ties, the Base score of the tie-breaking
panel will be used to break the tie.
Round 2: To be shown over a Handy Hunter course of at least 8 fences. In addition to the base score, each judging panel must award an
Option Bonus Score consisting of one additional point for every higher height option fence jumped and a Handy Bonus Score between zero
and 10 bonus points. Scores will be added to determine the total score for the round. In the case of ties, the Base score of the tie-breaking
panel will be used to break the tie.
Scores from Round 1 and Round 2 will be added to determine the overall winners. In the case of a tie for First Place, a Jump-off will be held.
In the case of ties for all other places, the Base score of the Round 2 tie-breaking panel will be used to break the tie.
Round 3: In the case of an overall tie for First Place, a Jump-off will be held. To be shown over a course of at least 8 fences. Scoring to be
the same as for the Handy Hunter Round. Jump-off score to be added to the total score from Round 1 and Round 2 to determine the winners.
POINTS AND AWARDS - In order to earn USEF Horse of the Year points, exhibitors must declare in which section points are to count by submitting
a completed USHJA Declaration Form to the Show Office by the end of the competition. Only Juniors and Amateurs may declare for the applicable Junior
or Amateur-Owner section. In order to earn points toward IHD Awards and Finals, Horses must be enrolled in the International Hunter Derby program.
Enrollment is not required to compete in the class.
SECURE STABLING - Horses must purchase a stall and be stabled on the grounds 24 hours prior to the start of the class. Horses must remain on
the competition grounds until finished competing in the Derby. Any horse in violation of this requirement will be disqualified.
HORSE INSPECTION - Horses must jog for soundness during the Official Jog the morning of the class. Time and location to be announced. Horses
must be officially entered in the Derby prior to the jog. If a horse does not pass the jog, there will be one opportunity for the horse to be re-presented at
a time to be determined, up to one hour prior to the start of the class.
SCHOOLING REQUIREMENTS - During the 24 hour period prior to the class, horses must be ridden in official horse show schooling areas only.
Competition number must be worn at all times while mounted.
ORDER OF GO - The Order of Go for the First Round will be drawn. The Order for the Second Round will be reverse order of scores from Round 1.
The Order for the Jump-off, if any, will be the same as that for Round 2.
ATTIRE - Refer to HU107 in the USEF Rule Book for currentspecifications..
RIBBONS AND AWARDS - Ribbons 1-12 for First Round, Second Round and Overall.
For Complete Rules and Specifications visit USHJA.org.NATIONAL SUNSHINE I/II
$5,000 USHJA NATIONAL HUNTER DERBY
CLASS ENTRY FEE POST ENTRY FEE SCRATCH FEE
825. $5,000 USHJA NATIONAL HUNTER DERBY - PRO $350 + $50 USHJA Fee $50 $50
826. $5,000 USHJA NATIONAL HUNTER DERBY - JR/AM $350 + $50 USHJA Fee $50 $50
ELIGIBILITY - Open to all. Professionals are restricted to Class 825 and Juniors/Amatuers are restricted to Class 826. Riders are limited to four
(4) horses in this class. Horses and ponies are not required to show in any other class at the competition, but may compete in any class for which they
are otherwise eligible. Owners, Riders and Trainers must be current Active Competing Members of USEF and USHJA. Horses and ponies must have
USHJA Registration. Change of rider after the First Round is not permissible. Cross entry of horses between the National Hunter Derby - Professional
and National Hunter Derby - JR/AM is not permitted.
CONDITIONS AND SPECIFICATIONS - Fences 3’0”, with at least four (4) option fences 3’5” per round. To be judged under the Open Numerical
scoring system by two panels of two judges each. One Panel will be designated the tie-breaking panel for Round 1; this panel will also be the tie-breaking
panel for the jump-off, if any. The other Panel will be the tie-breaking panel for Round 2. To be scored on quality, movement, jumping style, manners
and way of going. Pace and brilliance are to be rewarded. Jumping decorations to utilize a shorter track is not permissible in any round.
Round 1: To be shown over a Hunter Classic course of at least 10 fences. In addition to the base score, each judging panel must award an
Option Bonus Score consisting of one additional point for every higher height option fence jumped. Scores will be added to determine the total
score for the round. The top 12 will return in reverse of scores for the Second Round. In the case of ties, the Base score of the tie-breaking
panel will be used to break the tie.
Round 2: To be shown over a Handy Hunter course of at least 8 fences. In addition to the base score, each judging panel must award an
Option Bonus Score consisting of one additional point for every higher height option fence jumped. Handiness is taken into account in the
judges’ base score. Scores will be added to determine the total score for the round. In the case of ties, the Base score of the tie-breaking
panel will be used to break the tie.
Scores from Round 1 and Round 2 will be added to determine the overall winners. In the case of a tie for First Place, a jump-off will be held.
In the case of ties for all other places, the Base score of the Round 2 tie-breaking panel will be used to break the tie.
POINTS AND AWARDS - In order to earn USEF Horse of the Year points, exhibitors must declare in which section points are to count by submitting
a completed USHJA Declaration Form to the Show Office by the end of the competition. Points accrued by horses shown by Professionals may be
awarded to the declared Green Hunter 3’0”, Green Hunter 3’3” Performance Hunter 3’3” or Small Hunter. Points accrued by horses shown by Juniors
or Amateurs may be awarded to the declared Green Hunter 3’0”, Green Hunter 3’3” Performance Hunter 3’3”, or the applicable Children’s, Pony, Adult
Amateur, Amateur Owner 3’3”, Small Hunter or Junior Hunter 3’3. The money won and points won in the USHJA National Hunter Derby will only be
awarded towards a declared Hunter section for HOTY points if a horse competes in the declared section a minimum of 1 time during the competition year.
National HOTY championship points will not be awarded. (see HU192.9b)
SECURE STABLING - Horses must purchase a stall and be stabled on the grounds 24 hours prior to the start of the class. Horses must remain on
the competition grounds until finished competing in the Derby. Any horse in violation of this requirement will be disqualified.
HORSE INSPECTION - Horses entered in this class will NOT be required to jog for soundness. Any unsoundness during the
competition will be reflected in the scores from the judges (GR 1033.6).
SCHOOLING REQUIREMENTS - During the 24 hour period prior to the class, horses must be ridden in official horse show schooling areas only
unless Management designates a specific schooling area for National Hunter Derby horses. Competition number must be worn at all times while mounted.
ORDER OF GO - The Order of Go for the First Round will be drawn. The Order for the Second Round will be reverse order of scores from Round 1.
Should a jump-off occur, horses will return in the same order in which they competed in the second round.
ATTIRE - Refer to HU128 in the USEF Rule Book for currentspecifications..
RIBBONS AND AWARDS - Ribbons 1-12 for First Round, Second Round and Overall.
For Complete Rules and Specifications visit USHJA.org.NATIONAL SUNSHINE II
NCEA JUNIOR HUNT SEAT MEDAL FINALS
CLASS ENTRY FEE POST ENTRY FEE SCRATCH FEE
609. NCEA JUNIOR HUNT SEAT MEDAL FINALS $100 $25 $25
ELIGIBILITY - The top 50 riders from the West Coast ranking list will be invited to
compete in the Finals.
QUALIFYING PERIOD - All classes held at shows starting on or after August 21st
of 2018, through shows starting on or before August 20th of 2019 will be counted toward
this year’s finals. Winners of the Finals are no longer eligible to compete in qualifying
classes or the Final again.
CONDITIONS AND SPECIFICATIONS - To consist of Three Phases with
fences at 3’3”. To be judged under the Open Numerical Scoring system. Competitors
must ride the same horse in Phases 1 and 2.
PHASE 1 - Over Fences - The Over Fences portion will be conducted over a course of at least 10 fences at 3’3”
including a double and a triple combination. The course must include at least two changes of direction. Hunter style fenc-
es and jumper style fences are allowed, or a combination of the two. Water obstacles and liverpools are not permitted.
An open numerical system of scoring must be used for the fences phase.
PHASE 2 - Flat - The top 20% or top ten scoring riders, whichever is greater, will return for the flat phase. An open
numerical system of scoring must be used for the flat phase. The riders will be asked to perform any of USEF Tests 1-19
as well as 2 out of 3 movements of shoulder in, haunches in, or leg yield both directions of the ring.
PHASE 3 - Bracket Style - The top four riders, as determined by the combination of the fences and flat phase (each
counting equally), will return for the bracket phase. The fourth and first place rider will compete over a course of at least
8 fences on the same horse. The second and third place rider will compete over a course of at least 8 fences on the
same horse. The winners of each head to head will compete for the championship and reserve and the other two riders
will compete head to head for third and fourth place. Fifth through tenth place will be awarded based on scores from the
fences and flat phases.
SCORING - Scores from Phase 1 and 2 will be added to determine the top 4 to compete in Bracket Phase, and to determine
placings fifth through tenth. Champion and Reserve will be determined by the final Bracket ride-off. Third and Fourth place will be
determined by adding each rider’s scores from Phase 1 and 2 and their bracket semi-final score. In the event of a tie for any place,
the score from Phase 1 will be used to break the tie.
TACK & EQUIPMENT - Conventional tack per USEF EQ105.5.
ORDER OF GO - Order of go for each phase will be drawn the day before the competition.
AWARDS - Trophy and Cooler for Overall Champion, Prizes and Ribbons 1-10 for Overall.NATIONAL SUNSHINE II
SUNSHINE EQUITATION CHAMPIONSHIPS
ELIGIBILITY - Open to Riders who have won a First or Second place ribbon in an Open Equitation Class at a PCHA show in 2019, who have won a
PCHA or National Medal class in 2019, or who have ever won a PCHA or National Medal Final.
SPECIFICATIONS - To consist of Three phases, held over Two days. Phase 1 and 2 to be held the first day; Phase 3 to be held the second day. To
be judged under the Open Numerical Scoring System. Additional testing of the top 4 riders overall at judge’s discretion.
Phase 1: Over Fences Score to count 25% Day One
Phase 2: Flat Score to count 25% Day One
Phase 3: Over Fences Score to count 50% Day Two
Phase 1: To be shown over a Hunter-type course of 8-10 fences.
Phase 2: To be shown at a Walk, Trot, and Canter both directions of the ring. Optional tests include: Halt; Sitting Trot; demonstrate a Lengthening of Stride at
the trot and/or canter. Riders in the 15-17 age group may be asked to Counter Canter - no more than 12 to Counter Canter at the same.
Phase 3: To be shown over a Medal-type course of 8-10 fences the required height. To include a double combination and at least two of the following: rollback,
broken line, long approach to a single fence, end jump or narrow jump.
SCORING - Scores will be added, according to percentages above, to determine the winners. In the case of a tie for First Place, there will be a work-off
to determine the winner. In the case of a tie for any other place, the score from Phase 3 shall break the tie.
RESTRICTIONS - Horses and Riders may compete in any other class for which they are eligible. The same horse must be used in all phases. In the
case of illness or injury to the horse, the rider may petition to ride a substitute horse subject to approval by the Show Committee. Entry fee is not refundable
after the start of Phase 1 of each Championship.
TACK AND EQUIPMENT - Conventional Tack per EQ105.5.
ORDER OF GO - The Order of Go for Phase 1 will be drawn. The order for Phase 3 will be reverse order of scores from Phase 1 and 2.
AWARDS - Trophy and Ribbons 1-8 in for each Phase and Overall.
CLASS HEIGHT ENTRY FEE SCRATCH FEE
625. EQUITATION CHAMPIONSHIP 11/UNDER 2’6” $150 $25
Open to Junior Riders 11 years of age and under.
626. EQUITATION CHAMPIONSHIP 12-14 3’ $150 $25
Open to Junior Riders 12-14 years of age.
627. EQUITATION CHAMPIONSHIP 15-17 3’3” $150 $25
Open to Junior Riders 15-17 years of age.
628. EQUITATION CHAMPIONSHIP 18/OVER 3’ $150 $25
Open to Amateur Riders 18 and over.
630. EQUITATION CHAMPIONSHIP PONIES 2’3”,2’6”, 3’ $150 $25
Open to Junior Riders on ponies.NATIONAL SUNSHINE II
CPHA STYLE OF RIDING JUMPER CHAMPIONSHIP - SOUTH
CLASS ENTRY FEE POST ENTRY FEE SCRATCH FEE
619. CPHA STYLE OF RIDING JUMPER $100 $25 $25
CHAMPTIONSHIP - SOUTH
ELIGIBILITY - Open to Junior and Amateur riders who are current members
of the CPHA, and whose trainers are current members of the CPHA, and who have
competed in at least one CPHA Style of Riding Class during the current show year.
QUALIFYING PERIOD - All CPHA Style of Riding Classes held between
December 1, 2018 and November 3, 2019, shall count toward the 2019 Championship.
CONDITIONS AND SPECIFICATIONS - This class is a Jumper Seat Equitation class with fences 1.00m-1.05m in height
with spreads to 1.15m, under a Table II.2.a format. To be judged under the Open Numerical Scoring System. Any Jumping faults will
be deducted from the numerical score (4 points deducted for each knockdown, 1 point deducted for each time fault).
ROUND 1 - To be shown over a course of 10-12 fences including a triple or two double combinations and a Liverpool.
The Liverpool may not be used in the combination. The course should be of the type used in a Children/Adult Jumper
Classic. Time allowed will be calculated at 350 meters per minute. Any rider completing the first round clean, without
jumping and/or time faults, and receiving a score of 70 or higher, will return for Round 2, the Jump-Off/Work-off Round,
in reverse order of scores from Round 1.
ROUND 2 - TThe Jump-Off Round is judged in the same manner as the first round, with an emphasis placed on an
efficient time saving pace and track. Time allowed will be based on a speed of 375 meters per minute. The numerical
Jump-Off Score will be added to the first round score for a total cumulative score. Winners will be determined by the
highest cumulative score and the least faults from the Jump-off, i.e., clean rounds will be placed first, followed by those
with faults. If placings include riders not participating in the jump off, results will be determined solely by the first round
numerical score (after deducting jumping and time faults), but regardless of clear rounds.
JUDGING - The judges are asked to walk the course prior to the class, and where there are striding options, the judges are asked
not to penalize any option that might be used to achieve the best result appropriate to the track taken and the individual horse/rider
combination. The judges will evaluate the rider’s ability as a show jumping rider, and the manner in which the course was ridden
regarding technical merit, judgment, and the execution of an efficient, time saving pace and track in meeting the specific challenges
incorporated into the course by the course designer.
START ORDER - The Start Order for Round 1 will be computer drawn, The Order for Round 2 (The Jump-Off round) will be
reverse order of scores from Round 1.
TACK & EQUIPMENT - A Jumper Type horse and conventional Jumper Equipment will not be penalized. A Standing or
Running Martingale is permitted. Draw Reins, German Martingales or other non-conventional tack is NOT permitted.
RESTRICTIONS - USEF Jumper Schooling Rules will be in effect. There is to be no contact between the exhibitor and trainer
with either the judges or the course designer prior to or at the conclusion of any round without a specified Technical Delegate or
Show Steward present.
AWARDS - Trophy and Cooler to the winner, and Ribbons and Prizes 1-8.You can also read
