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2018 THJA Georgian Bay Zone Show Circuit 1

2018 THJA GBZ SHOW DATES

THJA GBZ AGM February 25Shelburne Legion 203 William Street, Shelburne, ONRushmount Equine May 25, 26 & 27Rushmount Equine 1773 Cambrian Road, Severn, ONEssa Agriplex I June 9 & 10Essa Agriplex 7505 10th Line, Essa, ONGB Zone Classic June 16 & 17Essa Agriplex 7505 10th Line, Essa, ONEssa Agriplex II June 30 & July 1Essa Agriplex 7505 10th Line, Essa, ONJack Pine Equestrian I July 7 & 8Jack Pine Equestrian Centre RR 1 , Owen Sound, ON Butler Show Horses I July 28 & 29Butler Show Horses 4981 10th Line N., Coldwater, ON Butler Show Horses II August 11 & 12Butler Show Horses 4981 10th Line N., Coldwater, ON Jack Pine Equestrian II August 18 & 19Jack Pine Equestrian Centre RR 1, Owen Sound, ONTrillium Championships August 29 – September 2 Caledon Equestrian Park Palgrave, ON

Horse Show Entries to be Completed Online at www.myesm.ca

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RULES & REGULATIONS

1. All THJA-GBZ Shows have a Silver (Trillium) rating and are recognized membercompetitions of Equestrian Canada, 308 Legett Drive Ottawa On K2K 1Y6, and aregoverned by its rules.

2. Every class/division in this program is judged in accordance with the current Rulesand Specifications of Equestrian Canada.

3. All competitors and owners require a minimum of Equestrian Canada Silvermembership, OEF membership and a Trillium Hunter Jumper Associationmembership (THJA). THJA members accrue points to qualify for year-end awards.Horses competing in all Divisions/Classes MUST have a valid EC Passport digitalhorse registration/recording and horse license sticker with the exception of Horsescompeting ONLY in the Hack division.

4. A photocopy of current, appropriate OEF, EC and THJA membership cards mustaccompany first entries.

5. Failure to provide proof of memberships will result in no points being allocated to thehorse and rider at that show. This rule will be strictly enforced.

6. Results achieved while competing with a Temporary Horse Registration (passport)may not be used to qualify for year-end awards, championship competitions, finals orsubsequent competitions requiring qualifications (as per EC Article A411 #4).

7. Any horse entered in any class at a competition may be selected for equinemedication control testing while at the event location.

8. Pre-entries must reach the show secretary by the Wednesday preceding each showdate by 10:00pm. With the exception of Rushmount Equine, pre-entries must reachthe show secretary by the Tuesday preceding the Rushmount Equine show date by10:00pm. Entries received after this date and time will be processed as post-entrieswith applicable fees. Stabling Request Forms must be submitted 7 days prior to thestart of the competition.

9. A $50 penalty will be charged for each NSF cheque. Payment of same plusoutstanding fees will have to be made by cash or certified cheque. Reoccurringoffenders will be put on a cash only payment option.

10. No horse or rider may compete at a THJA-GBZ show if there are outstanding feesfrom a prior THJA-GBZ show, until same fees are paid. Any entry with unpaid feeswill be sent to Equestrian Canada

11. Entry fees will be refunded on presentation of a valid medical or veterinary certificatebefore the show for which entries were made. Certificate must be received prior tothe end of the show on Sunday. Administrative and medic fees are non-refundable.Competitors scratching from the competition will be charged a scratch fee plusadministrative and medic fees. Scratch fees will apply once an entry is submitted. Acompetitor may change classes or divisions at the show however, once a division orclass has started and the competitor elects not to compete scratch and fees willapply.

12. When mounted, all competitors must wear proper fitting, approved protectiveheadgear (ASTM or BSI approved) with a safety harness correctly secured at alltimes while mounted. Proper riding attire must be worn.

13. Riders must wear their numbers at all times in the schooling or competition ring. 14. Members of the THJA-GBZ and affiliates accept no liability for loss, accident,

damage, injury or illness to horses, riders, owners, spectators or employees, or anyperson or property whatsoever.


15. NO DOGS. Please leave your dogs at home. Owners of any loose dogs will be fined$100.

16. Protests should be directed to the Show Steward. 17. Horses or riders must compete in at least 50% shows in their respective divisions, for

the current season and be in the top 7 placing, to qualify for the Trillium ProvincialChampionships and/or Year-End Awards. The Year End Awards are to 8th place forall divisions and equitation classes.

18. For show purposes, ponies are to be divided as follows: A ponies – over 13.2, notexceeding 14.2 hands. B ponies – over 12.2, not exceeding 13.2 hands. C ponies –12.2 hands and under.

19. Competitors riding a pony are eligible as follows: Junior A riders may not ride B or Cponies; Junior B riders may A, B or C ponies; Junior C riders may ride A, B or Cponies.

20. Any mistreatment or abuse of horses will not be tolerated at any THJA-GBZ shows.Any person doing so will be asked to leave the show grounds immediately.

21. At the discretion of the horse show management, divisions with three or fewer entriesmay be cancelled and entry fees refunded.

22. The show management reserves the right to change or amend the show schedule upto one hour prior to the time of the designated class.

23. No rider number will be issued without receipt of full payment or a signed opencheque left to cover all charges and fees incurred by the competitor.

24. Alcoholic beverages are NOT permitted within 150 feet of the rings. The THJA GBZ strictly follows all rules and regulations as described by EquestrianCanada in the Equine Medication Control rules. A description of permitted medications isincluded in these rules and can be found on the Equestrian Canada website.LIMITATIONS and GUIDELINES • Horses are limited to 2 hunter divisions, and appropriate equitation or medal classes. • Horses are limited to 2 jumper divisions and the Jumper Medal. • Horses may compete in 1 hunter division and 1 Jumper Division and their appropriateequitation and medal classes.

• Miscellaneous Classes are not included in these limitations. Be sure to check thehorseshow prize list for those limitations.

• Trillium Shows are required to offer prize money in all of the Trillium ChampionshipShow Qualifying divisions. Graduated prize money based on the number of entries in aclass or division is not permissible.

• Please be diligent about getting entries into show secretaries by the closing date aspublished in the horse show prize list whenever possible. All Trillium ChampionshipShow divisions must be offered at each Trillium Show, however show managersreserve the right to cancel any division that does not have at least three entries on theclosing date.

• All trainers/coaches must carry the memberships and Sports License equivalent to thelevel of competition where they are training/coaching.

• Un-judged Schooling Round – shows will be offering competitors an unjudged hunterschooling round. The round will be open to all riders. Full dress is required. The setcourse will be jumped once only (2 stops constitute elimination). Each horse is limitedto one un-judged schooling round per division entered. Equitation riders who are notcompeting in any other divisions may school over the set schooling course for theirrespective heights.


Equestrian Canada STATEMENT OF PRINCIPLE Equestrian Canada (EC), the Nationa.l Federation of Canada, supports adherence tohumane treatment of horses in all competitions under its jurisdiction. EC is committed to: · Upholding the welfare of horses, regardless of value, as a primary consideration in allactivities. · Requiring that horses be treated with kindness, respect and thecompassion that they deserve, and that they never be subject to mistreatment.

· Ensuring that owners, trainers, exhibitors and their agents use responsible care inhandling, treatment and transportation of their horses as well as horses placed in theircare for any purpose.

· Providing for the continuous well-being of horses by encouraging routine inspectionand consultation with health care professionals and competition officials to achieve thehighest possible standards of nutrition, health, comfort, sanitation and safety as amatter of standard operating procedure.

· Continuing to support scientific studies on equine health and welfare. · Increasing education in training and horsemanship practices. · Requiring owners, trainers and exhibitors to know and follow their sanctioningorganization’s rules and to work within industry regulations in all equestriancompetitions.

· Reviewing, revising and developing competition rules and regulations that protect thewelfare of horses. The standard by which conduct or treatment of horses will bemeasured is that which a reasonable person, informed and experienced in generallyaccepted equine training and exhibition procedures, would determine to be neithercruel, abusive nor inhumane. A medical attendant will be present at each THJA-GBZshow. A veterinarian and blacksmith will be on call.

· Per Article A801, every entry at an EC-sanctioned competition shall constitute anagreement by the person responsible that the owner, lessee, trainer, manager, agent,coach, driver or rider and horse shall be subject to the EC constitution and all rules ofEC and any additional rules set by the competition. It is the responsibility of allindividuals participating in any capacity in EC-sanctioned competitions to beknowledgeable regarding the EC constitution and the applicable rules of EC and theadditional rules, if any, imposed by the competition. Do not participate in this EC-sanctioned competition in any capacity if you do not consent to be bound by theconstitution and rules of EC and any additional rules imposed by the competition.

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2018 TRILLIUM CHAMPIONSHIPQUALIFICATION PROCESS FAQ

Q: What do I need to collect points towards the Trillium Championship Show?A: You must have a current THJA membership in the zone in which you compete to collect

points towards the Trillium Championship Show.Q: I have a THJA membership, but I do not own my horse. Does the owner need a

THJA membership too?A: Yes. Both owners and riders must have THJA memberships in the zone in which they

compete to collect points towards Championship Show.Q: I forgot to get my THJA membership before the first show. I have it now though.

Do my points count from the first show?A: Points are not retroactive if memberships were not in place at the time of competition.Q: Can I collect points on a Temporary Horse Registrations?A: No. Competitors may not collect points on Temporary Horse Registrations.Q: I was Reserve Champion at the last show, but another rider received more points

towards Championship Show. Was there a mistake?A: Points towards Championship Show and Zone Awards are calculated at each show

based on the number of competitors in the class, a standard multiplier factor, and theplacings 1stto 6th. This is different than how points are calculated for Champion andReserve Champion at individual horse shows.

Q: Who gets to go to the Championship Show?A: The top seven (7) competitors in each division who have attended 50% of the qualifying

shows in their division/class are eligible for Trillium Championships Show.Q: How does the 50% rule work?A: A competitor must show (Show = Marked on a Judge’s Card) at a minimum of 50% of

the THJA Shows in their zone in their division/class for their points to count towardsChampionship Show.

Q: What if a competitor in the top seven (7) of the division opts not to attend theTrillium Championship Show?

A: In the event that a qualified competitor opts not to attend the Trillium ChampionshipShow, the competitor in eighth (8th) place will be eligible to attend in their place. Entriesmay be submitted on a 'waitlist' basis if the competitor is eligible but has not qualified inthe top 7. Waitlisted entries will be contacted soon as possible if a spot becomesavailable. Waitlist entries will NOT be accepted after the Friday prior to the start ofcompetition. Once a competitor has scratched from their respective division and noticehas been given to the Zone Rep, they are not allowed to re-enter.

Q: Can a horse/rider combination collect points in more than one than one THJAzone?

A: No. Horse/rider combinations may only collect points in one zone.Q: Can a rider show two different horses in two different zones?A: Riders are permitted to show in more than one zone, but they must have a THJA

membership for each zone in which they will be collecting points.Q: How do I submit my entry?A: All horse show entries must be made through the Zone Representatives only. They must

be submitted to the horse show office by the Sunday of the last show of the season. Anywaitlist entries can also be submitted and will then be notified regarding any updates.They cannot be sent directly to the EMG Office. All entries must have proper signatures,complete addresses, passports, and OEF, EC and THJA numbers. An additional $25 feewill be charged for incomplete entries.



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2018 DIVISIONS AND CLASSES

Entries to be made ONLINE only through www.myesm.ca. Division fees as listed.• Administration fee $15 per horse• Drug fee $7 per horse• Medic fee $5 per rider• Trillium Fund $6 per rider• Late Entry fee $20• Scratch fee $20LIMITATIONSHorses are limited to 2 hunter divisions, and appropriate equitation or medal classes.Horses are limited to 2 jumper divisions and the appropriate equitation or medal classes.Horses may compete in 1 hunter division and 1 Jumper Division and their appropriateequitation and medal classes. Miscellaneous Classes are not included in theselimitations. Be sure to check the horseshow prize list for those limitations.CORE HUNTER DIVISIONSA hunter is judged on performance, style of jumping and movement. Judges are lookingfor the athletic ability of the animal both over fences and under saddle. Competitors must compete in the minimum number of required shows to eligible forChampionships and Year End Awards. The top 7 competitors are eligible for TrilliumChampionships. The top 8 competitors are eligible for Year End Awards.Divisions as listed below will be run combined throughout the season but will be separatethe Trillium Championship Show. The top 7 competitors in each division will qualify forChampionships.Small – Medium Pony Hunter DivisionChildren’s – Amateur 2’6 Hunter DivisionModified Child – Adult 2’9 Hunter DivisionIn situations where the Children’s and Amateur divisions run combined, points may becollected for either the Children’s OR the Amateur division. For example: A junior may notshow a horse to collect points for an adult to compete at the Championship Show.Hacking Eligibility – In the event that a competitor opts not to ride their horse in the undersaddle class of their division, that horse must be ridden by a division eligible rider.Short Stirrup Division: Fences not to exceed 21”Open to “C” riders. Fences will not exceed 21 inches and the course will be comprised ofa maximum of eight fences. Course to consist of verticals only, no oxers. Short stirrupriders may not enter any other classes except for “C” Equitation on the flat. Open to bothhorses and ponies, but lines (distances) will not be adjusted. Ideally, horse and ridercombination are able to ride all lines with the same consistency in rhythm and pace. Inthe event that a Short Stirrup rider has two mounts, the second mount must be joggedand flatted by another rider who is eligible for the Short Stirrup division. Attire as per ECArticle G109.Class - Short Stirrup over fencesClass - Short Stirrup over fences Class - Short Stirrup under saddleEntry fee – $60 for division 1st – $30; 2nd – $25; 3rd – $20; 4th – $20; 5th – $20 Ribbons to sixth place, Champion and Reserve Champion presentation.


Small – Medium Pony Hunter DivisionSmall Pony Hunter Division: Fences 2’3”Open to ponies not exceeding 12.2hh. Small pony riders must be 14 years of age and underas of January 1st of the competition year. Judges look for a rider to be suitably mounted.Medium Pony Hunter Division: Fences 2’6”Open to ponies exceeding 12.2hh, but not exceeding 13.2hh. Medium pony riders mustbe 14 years of age and under as of January 1st of the competition year. Judges look fora rider to be suitably mounted.Class - Small / Medium Pony Hunter over fences Class - Small / Medium Pony Hunter over fences Class - Small / Medium Pony Hunter under saddleEntry fee – $60 for division 1st – $30; 2nd – $25; 3rd – $20; 4th – $20; 5th – $20 Ribbons to sixth place, Champion and Reserve Champion presentation.Large Pony Hunter Division: Fences 2’9” Open to ponies exceeding 13.2hh, but not exceeding 14.2hh. Large pony riders must beunder 18 years of age as of January 1st of the competition year. Judges look for a riderto be suitably mounted.Class - Large Pony over fences Class - Large Pony over fences Class - Large Pony under saddleEntry fee – $60 for division 1st – $30; 2nd – $25; 3rd – $20; 4th – $20; 5th – $20 Ribbons to sixth place, Champion and Reserve Champion presentation.Modified Pony Hunter Open to all ponies. Ponies will jump 3” below their regular pony hunter division heightand distances will be adjusted according to pony size as per EC Rules G306.6.A. Agerestrictions as per EC Rules G306.1. Pony/rider combinations may not cross enter intoany other classes or divisions requiring them to jump. Small – Not to exceed 2’ Medium –Not to exceed 2’3” Large – Not to exceed 2’6”Class– Modified Pony Hunter over fences Class– Modified Pony Hunter over fences Class– Modified Pony Hunter under saddle Entry fee – $60 for division 1st – $30; 2nd – $25; 3rd – $20; 4th – $20; 5th – $20 Ribbons to sixth place, Champion and Reserve Champion presentation.Development Division: Fences 2’6” & 2'9" Low/High Hunter Development Division: Fences 2’6” and 2’9”. This division is open to all horses.No ponies are permitted. Horse and rider combinations may only cross enter to the 2’6Children’s or 2’6” Amateur Hunter divisions, the 2’9 Modified Child or Adult Hunter Division, theHack Division, and their age appropriate Equitation on the Flat. Competitors may move both upand down in heights between shows, but competitors may not change heights once the divisionhas startedClass - Development Hunter over fences Class - Development Hunter over fences Class - Development Hunter under saddleEntry fee – $60 for division 1st – $30; 2nd – $25; 3rd – $20; 4th – $20; 5th – $20 Ribbons to sixth place, Champion and Reserve Champion presentation.


Children’s – Amateur 2’6 Hunter Division2’6” Children’s DivisionOpen to juniors riding horses. No ponies are permitted. Horse/Rider combinations areonly permitted to cross enter into the Development Hunter Division, Hack Division andtheir age appropriate equitation on the flat. Riders competing in this division are noteligible to compete in any division with a height over 2’6”, except the DevelopmentDivision. This division may be run combined with 2’6” Amateur Division throughout theseason, but will be separate at Championship Show.2’6” Amateur DivisionOpen to adult amateurs riding horses. No ponies are permitted. Riders must hold a validEquestrian Canada Amateur Card. Horse/Rider combinations are only permitted to crossenter into the Development Division, Hack Division, and their age appropriate equitationon the flat. Riders competing in this division are not eligible to compete in any divisionwith a height over 2’6”, except the Development Division. This division may be runcombined with 2’6” Children's Division throughout the season, but will be separate atChampionship Show.In situations where Junior and Amateur divisions run combined throughout the season,points may only be collected for either the Junior OR the Amateur division. For example:A junior may not show a horse to collect points for an adult to compete at theChampionship Show.Class - Children’s/Amateur 2’6 Hunter over fencesClass - Children’s/Amateur 2’6 Hunter over fencesClass - Children’s/Amateur 2’6 Hunter under saddleEntry fee – $60 for division 1st – $30; 2nd – $25; 3rd – $20; 4th – $20; 5th – $20 Ribbons to sixth place, Champion and Reserve Champion presentation.Modified Child – Adult 2’9 Hunter DivisionModified Child Hunter Division: Fences 2’9”Open to juniors riding horses. A horse/rider combination may only cross enter into theHack Division, the Low/High Hunter Development Division, the Modified Children’sTrillium Medal, and their age appropriate Equitation on the Flat class. The rider may enterany other division or class at that show on another horse or pony. The horse may beshown in another class/division with another rider. This division may be combined withthe Modified Adult Hunter Division throughout the season, but will be split at theChampionship Show. Modified Adult Amateur Hunter Division: Fences 2’9”Riders in this division must hold a current Amateur card. A horse/rider combination mayonly cross enter into the Hack Division, the Low/High Hunter Development Division, theModified Adult Trillium Medal, and their age appropriate Equitation on the Flat class. Therider may enter in any other division or class at that show on another horse or pony. Thehorse may be shown in another class/division with another rider. This division may becombined with the Modified Child Hunter Division throughout the season, but will be splitat Championship Show. In situations where Junior and Amateur divisions run combined throughout the season,points may only be collected for either the Junior OR the Amateur division. For example:A junior may not show a horse to collect points for an adult to compete at theChampionship Show.Class - Modified Child/Adult Hunter over fences Class - Modified Child/Adult Hunter over fences Class - Modified Child/Adult Hunter under saddle


Entry fee – $60 for division 1st – $30; 2nd – $25; 3rd – $20; 4th – $20; 5th – $20 Ribbons to sixth place, Champion and Reserve Champion presentation.Children’s Hunter: Fences 3’0”Open to horses ridden by a junior. As per Equestrian Canada Rules Article G307. Class - Children’s Hunter over fences Class - Children’s Hunter over fences Class - Children’s Hunter under saddleEntry fee – $60 for division 1st – $30; 2nd – $25; 3rd – $20; 4th – $20; 5th – $20 Ribbons to sixth place, Champion and Reserve Champion presentation.Low Hunter: Fences 3’Open to all. Class - Low Hunter over fences Class - Low Hunter over fences Class - Low Hunter under saddleEntry fee – $60 for division 1st – $30; 2nd – $25; 3rd – $20; 4th – $20; 5th – $20 Ribbons to sixth place, Champion and Reserve Champion presentation.Adult Amateur Hunter: Fences 3’All adults competing in amateur classes at EC-sanctioned competitions must possess acurrent EC amateur card, which is purchased annually at the price listed in theEquestrian Canada Schedule of Fees. Adult Amateur riders may enter the Low Option ofthe Trillium Hunter Division and compete at 3’3”. As per Equestrian Canada Rules ArticleG309.Class– Adult Amateur Hunter over fences Class– Adult Amateur Hunter over fences Class– Adult Amateur Hunter under saddleEntry fee – $60 for division 1st – $30; 2nd – $25; 3rd – $20; 4th – $20; 5th – $20 Ribbons to sixth place, Champion and Reserve Champion presentation.Trillium Hunter – Low/High: Fences 3’3” and 3’6”The low option of this division is open to all riders. The high option of this division is notopen to Children’s or Adult Amateur Division riders.Class - Trillium Hunter over fences Class - Trillium Hunter over fences Class - Trillium Hunter under saddleEntry fee – $60 for division 1st – $30; 2nd – $25; 3rd – $20; 4th – $20; 5th – $20 Ribbons to sixth place, Champion and Reserve Champion presentation.Hack Division Horses showing in the hack division may be of any breed or combination of breeds.Ponies are not permitted in this division. The division shall consist of Road, Show andPleasure Hack. Additional requirement for the Road Hack class will be the demonstrationof a strong trot. Additional requirements for the Show Hack class will be collected andextended gaits. Both Road and Show hack classes may be required to Hand Gallop(never more than 8 horses at one time). Pleasure hack will never be required to Hand


Gallop. Martingales, breastplates, boots of any kind and/or bandages are not permitted.Drop and flash nose bands are prohibited. Brow bands shall be leather of any descriptionbut not solid white, colored or sequined. Whips are not permitted in any hack class. In theevent of a tie for Champion or Reserve Champion, horses shall be shown in hand andjudged on conformation. Classes to be conducted as per Equestrian Canada RulesArticle G1201 through G1303. Class 222 - Road Hack Horses to be shown at a reasonably loose rein, strong trot, easycanter and hand gallop. Only 8 horses to gallop at one time. To be judged on 55%performance, 15% conformation, 20% substance & 10% manners. Class 223 - Show Hack Horses to be shown at a walk, trot, canter and hand gallop;collected and extended gaits to be called for; to stand quietly. Only 8 horses to gallop atone time. To be judged on 55% performance, 20% quality, 15% conformation & 10%manners. Class 224 - Pleasure Hack to be shown at a flat-footed walk, normal trot and easy canter.Not to gallop. Medium to light contact to be maintained. To be judged on 45%performance, 15% conformation & 40% manners.Entry fee – $60 for division 1st – $30; 2nd – $25; 3rd – $20; 4th – $20; 5th – $20 Ribbons to sixth place, Champion and Reserve Champion presentation.CORE JUMPER DIVISIONSHorses are to be judged only on performance over a pre-designated course. Thecompetition management must ensure that a plan giving precise detail of the course isposted at least 30 minutes before start of competition. Horses are limited to two JumperDivisions per day, plus the Jumper Medal class (if eligible).Competitors must compete in the minimum number of required shows to eligible forChampionships and Year End Awards. The top 7 competitors are eligible for TrilliumChampionships. The top 8 competitors are eligible for Year End Awards.0.90m Training Jumper Division Open to all horses and ponies. Maximum height of fences .90m. Run under Table A &FEI Article 238.2.2.Class - Training .90m Jumper - Table A Class - Training .90m Jumper - Power & Speed Class - Training .90m Jumper - Table AEntry fee – $60 for division or $25 per class1st – $30; 2nd – $25; 3rd – $20; 4th – $20; 5th – $20 Ribbons to sixth place, Champion and Reserve Champion presentation.1m. Jumper Division Open to all horses, and to ponies who are ridden by juniors. Adults are not permitted toride ponies in this division. Maximum height of fences 1m. Run under Table A & FEIArticle 238.2.2.Class - 1m Jumper - Table A Class - 1m Jumper – Power & Speed Class - 1m Jumper - Table AEntry fee – $60 for division or $25 per class1st – $30; 2nd – $25; 3rd – $20; 4th – $20; 5th – $20 Ribbons to sixth place, Champion and Reserve Champion presentation.


1.10m. – Trillium Jumper DivisionStanding Martingales, German martingales and draw reins are not allowed for anycompetitor in this division. Junior/Amateurs may cross enter into this division. Run underTable A & FEI Article 238.2.2. Class - Trillium 1.10m Jumper - Table A Class - Trillium 1.10m Jumper - Power & Speed Class - Trillium 1.10m Jumper - Table AEntry fee – $60 for division or $25 per class1st – $30; 2nd – $25; 3rd – $20; 4th – $20; 5th – $20 Ribbons to sixth place, Champion and Reserve Champion presentation.CORE EQUITATION CLASSESEquitation is judged on rider ability. The rider competes either over fences or on the flatand they are judged on both their position and their correct use of the aids to produce anaccurate ride. Conservative, traditional attire is required. Gloves are expected. Black orbrown smooth leather half chaps are permissible providing they match the boot color.Only approved helmets of a conservative colour are allowed. See Equestrian CanadaRules Section G Article G1003 for dress requirements.Competitors must compete in the minimum number of required shows to eligible forChampionships and Year End Awards. The top 7 competitors are eligible for TrilliumChampionships. The top 8 competitors are eligible for Year End Awards. In the 2018 EC Rule Book, the guide for junior ages is: Junior “A” – a rider who is 15, 16, 17 on January 1st . Junior “B” – a rider who is 12, 13, 14 on January 1st . Junior “C” – a rider who is under 12 on January 1st . Junior “A” Riders may not ride “B” or “C” ponies.Junior “B” Riders may ride “A”, “B”, or “C” ponies. Junior “C” Riders may ride “A”, “B”, or “C” ponies. For show purposes, ponies are to be divided as follows: “A” ponies – over 13.2 hands, but not to exceed 14.2 hands“B” ponies – over 12.2 hands, but not to exceed 13.2 hands “C” ponies – do not exceed 12.2 hands • Trillium “A” Equitation Over Fences – Open to Large Pony Division riders with fences at2’9”; Children’s Division riders with fences at 3’; and Trillium Low/High division riders withfences at 3’3”. • Adult Equitation – Adult Equitation Riders must be Amateurs.• A horse or pony ridden in an Equitation Class Over Fences, or in the Jumper MedalClass may only be ridden in that class by one rider.

• In the event that a rider competes in two different divisions requiring them to jumpdifferent heights, it will be their choice which height they will jump for the equitation overfences class.

C Equitation For Juniors who have not passed their 12th birthday as of January 1 of the current year. Class - C equitation over fences Class - C equitation on the flat Entry fee – $25/class


B Equitation For Juniors who have passed their 12th birthday but not their 15th birthday as of January1 of the current year. Class - B equitation over fences Class - B equitation on the flat Entry fee – $25/classA Equitation For Juniors who have passed their 15th birthday but not their 18th birthday as of January1 of the current year. Class - A equitation over fences Class - A equitation on the flat Entry fee – $25/class.Adult EquitationOpen to all Adults who have valid EC amateur status. Fences not to exceed 3’0”. Class - Adult equitation over fences Class - Adult equitation on the flat Entry fee – $25/class.Trillium Hunter Medals• Originally created in the image of the Jump Canada Medal, the Trillium Medal Classhas evolved into a specialty class unique to the Trillium Circuit. Where a contradictionexists, these specifications supersede those of the Equestrian Canada Jump CanadaMedal. These classes are open to Junior and Amateur riders only. Riders may walk thecourse. Eligibility as per individual hunter division specs for that particular medal.

• First Phase - Over Fences: Figure eight course of not less than eight jumps. Class isjudged in accordance to Article G1008 Class Routine Over Fences. No additional testsover fences are permitted.

• Second Phase - On The Flat: All contestants, or a minimum of ten shall be called backto perform at a walk, trot and canter. From a maximum of four competitors, the judgemay call for a minimum of two or more requirements from Article G1009 Tests(Equestrian Canada Rule Book Section G)

• Scoring: Medal classes will be judged 60% over fences and 40% on the flat.• Tack & Equipment: All tack and equipment remains the same for both phases.Restrictions as per Article G1003 through G1005 (Equestrian Canada Rule BookSection G)

Class - Modified Children's – Adult Amateur Hunter Medal: Fences 2'9"Class - Children's Hunter Medal: Fences 3'Class - My First Trillium Medal Class: Fences 21”Entry fee – $30 Medals to third place. Ribbons to sixth place.Trillium Jumper Medal Class: Fences not to exceed 3’3”• Originally created on the image of the CET Medal, the Trillium Jumper Medal hasevolved into a specialty class unique to the Trillium Circuit. These specificationssupersede those of the Equestrian Canada CET medal. The class will have both ajumping phase and a flat phase. This class is open to Junior and Amateur riders only. Itis judged as an equitation class with both a jumping and flat phase. Jumping phase tobe ridden first.

• Tack & Equipment: All tack and equipment remains the same for both phases. Onlyrunning martingales used in the conventional manner are permitted. No standingmartingales, draw reins or restricted running martingales are permitted. Conservative


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• Judging: Jumping phase to be conducted under current Equestrian Canada jumperrules. In addition, the class will be judged on seat, hand, guidance and control. JumperMedal to be judged 60% over fences and 40% on the flat.

• Jumping Phase: The jumping phase should be over a course of at least nine (9)fences. Fences will not exceed 3’3” in height with a spread not to exceed the height.The course must contain at least one double or triple combination with at least onespread fence. Other spread fences are required elsewhere on the course. A Liverpoolis optional.

Class– Trillium Jumper Medal: Fences 3'3Entry fee – $30 Medals to third place. Ribbons to sixth place.NON CORE DIVISIONSNon-Core Divisions do not qualify for championships and competitors must compete inminimum number of required shows to be eligible for Year End Awards. The top 8competitors are eligible for Year End Awards. 2’3” Training Hunter Division Open to all. Non-Core. Max. 2’3” Distances not adjusted for ponies. Class – 2’3 Training Hunter over fences Class – 2’3 Training Hunter over fences Class – 2’3 Training Hunter under saddle Entry fee – $40 for division Ribbons to sixth place. Champion and Reserve Champion presentation.0.75m Training Jumper Division Open to all horses and ponies. Ponies to follow EC Canada rules. Maximum height offences .75m. Run under Table A.Class – 0.75m Training Jumper Table AClass – 0.75m Training Jumper Power and SpeedClass – 0.75m Training Jumper Table AEntry fee – $40 for division Ribbons to sixth place. Champion and Reserve Champion presentation.NON CORE EQUITATIONNon-Core Equitations do not qualify for championships and competitors must compete inminimum number of required shows to be eligible for Year End Awards. The top 8competitors are eligible for Year End Awards.Walk – Trot EquitationRiders in this class are only eligible for the walk/trot/canter class. For beginning andnovice riders only. Class - Walk Trot Equitation Entry fee – $15/class Ribbons to 6th place.Walk – Trot – Canter EquitationRiders in this class are only eligible for the walk/trot class. For beginning and noviceriders only. Class - Walk Trot Canter EquitationEntry fee – $15/class Ribbons to 6th place.


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2017 Winner Shawn ButlerSPORTSMANSHIP AWARDThe Sportsmanship Award is presented to an individual in the Georgian Bay Zone whodemonstrates respect, caring, fairness, selflessness, honesty and integrity at all times.Must be a current THJA member to vote however, all individuals who help and participatein the zone may be nominated. Nominations should be sent to [email protected] or tothe Facebook Page (THJA Georgian Bay Zone).

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2018 - 2 DAY SCHEDULE

SATURDAYRING 1 Class Start time 7:30 a.m. **Hack DivisionUnjudged open hunter schooling roundsLow Hunter DivisionAdult Amateur Hunter DivisionAdult Equitation FlatA Equitation FlatA/Adult Equitation O/F - Open cardChildren’s Hunter DivisionChildren’s MedalTrillium Hunter Division

RING 2 Unjudged open hunter schooling roundsShort Stirrup DivisionMy First Trillium MedalWalk / Trot EquitationWalk / Trot / Canter EquitationModified Pony Hunter DivisionSmall / Medium Pony DivisionC Equitation FlatB Equitation FlatC/B Equitation O/F – Open card withdivision

Large Pony Division

SUNDAYRING 1Class Start time 8 a.m. Open Training .75m Jumper (Table A) Open Training .75m Jumper (Power &Speed)

Open Training .75m Jumper (Speed)Open Training .90m Jumper (Table A) Open Training .90m Jumper (Power &Speed)

Open Training .90m Jumper (Speed)Not to Start before 11amOpen Training 1m Jumper (Table A) Open Training 1m Jumper (Power &Speed)

Open Training 1m Jumper (Speed) Trillium Jumper Medal Trillium 1.10m Jumper (Table A) Trillium 1.10m Jumper (Power & Speed) Trillium 1.10m Jumper (Speed)

RING 2 2’3” Training Hunter DivisionDevelopment Hunter Division2’6” Junior/ Amateur Hunter DivisionModified Child / Adult Hunter 2’9”Modified Child / Adult Medal

Schedules as below are tentative. Individual Show and Show Management mayalter schedule providing adequate notice. WEATHER PERMITTING Hacking prior to show start time will be allowed in allhunter rings. Priority Ring will be determined the day of by the Show Managementand EC Steward.


2018 - 3 DAY SCHEDULE

FRIDAYClass Start time 8 a.m. Open Training .75m Jumper (Table A) Open Training .75m Jumper (Power &Speed)

Open Training .75m Jumper (Speed)Open Training .90m Jumper (Table A) Open Training .90m Jumper (Power &Speed)

Open Training .90m Jumper (Speed)Not to Start before 11amOpen Training 1m Jumper (Table A) Open Training 1m Jumper (Power &Speed)

Open Training 1m Jumper (Speed) Trillium Jumper Medal Trillium 1.10m Jumper (Table A) Trillium 1.10m Jumper (Power & Speed) Trillium 1.10m Jumper (Speed))

SATURDAYClass Start time 7:30 a.m. **Unjudged open hunter schooling rounds2’3” Training Hunter DivisionDevelopment Hunter Division2’6” Junior/ Amateur Hunter DivisionModified Child / Adult Hunter 2’9”Modified Child / Adult MedalLow Hunter DivisionAdult Amateur Hunter DivisionAdult Equitation FlatA Equitation FlatA/Adult Equitation O/F - Open cardChildren’s Hunter DivisionChildren’s MedalTrillium Hunter Division

SUNDAY Hack DivisionUnjudged open hunter schooling roundsShort Stirrup DivisionMy First Trillium MedalWalk / Trot EquitationWalk / Trot / Canter EquitationModified Pony Hunter DivisionSmall / Medium Pony DivisionC Equitation FlatB Equitation FlatC/B Equitation O/F – Open card withdivisionLarge Pony Division

Schedules as below are tentative. Individual Show and Show Management mayalter schedule providing adequate notice. WEATHER PERMITTING Hacking prior to show start time will be allowed in allhunter rings.Priority Ring will be determined the day of by the Show Management and ECSteward.


SHOW INFO CHAMPIONSHIPS

• ENTRIES, STALL SHEETS AND SCHEDULEChampionship entries, stall sheets and schedule will be available soon as possible.Entry forms and stall sheets must be completed and SUBMITTED TO THE ZONEREPS in the office of the Sunday of the last show of the season. Entries submitteddirectly to EMG or elsewhere will NOT be recognised by the THJA or THJA GBZ.Waitlist entry forms may also be submitted with a note including contact name andinformation should the entry be accepted. For eligibility see below.

• SPONSORSHIP AT CHAMPIONSHIPSSponsorship is available for the Trillium Championships. Advertisements are availablein the program as well class and division sponsorship. Please contact GB ZoneRepresentatives for further information. Please contact the THJA Office 416-460-9178or [email protected] for further information.

• CAMPER SPACESEach THJA zone is allotted a set number of camper spaces for Trillium Championships.Camper space requests must be submitted to [email protected] prior to the deadlineof August 1st each year. Requests should include Trainer Name, Contact Name (ifdifferent from trainer), Phone Number, Email and Camper Length (if known).Each trainer is permitted one camper space unless there are less than the number ofallotted space requests at which point additional trainer camper spaces will be selectedby random draw. If there are more than the number of requests, a random draw will beheld to determine spaces and again there will be one space allotted per trainer. Trainerreceiving spaces MUST submit a cheque to the zone reps at the next THJA GBZ showfollowing the draw. If a cheque has not been submitted, the spot will then be passed tothe next trainer.

• ELIGIBILITY To be eligible for the THJA Championships from the THJA GBZ, competitors must havecompeted in at least 50% of the shows in the Georgian Bay Zone and be in the top 7entries of a core division or class. If a competitor who has qualified in the top 7 will notbe competing at Trillium Championships, the next qualified entry may compete.Entries may be submitted on a 'waitlist' basis if the competitor is eligible but has notqualified in the top 7. Waitlisted entries will be contacted soon as possible if a spotbecomes available. Waitlist entries will NOT be accepted after the Friday prior to thestart of competition. Once a competitor has scratched from their respective division andnotice has been given to the Zone Rep, they are not allowed to re-enter.



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