CSIO 5H - Spruce Meadows · Peter Grant Calgary, AB Joey Rycroft Calgary, AB . STEWARDS Sue Hawes Okotoks, AB Neil Ratledge Calgary, AB Rae Pratt Winnipeg, MB Philippa Keegan Calgary,

Sameh El Dahan (EGY) & Suma’s Zorro, winners of the 2018 CP International.

CSIO 5H

$4,310,000September 4–8,

2019

$71,300 CUP

$133,700 CUP

$75,000 SOLUTIONS

$100,000 SIX BAR

$133,700 CUP

$530,000NATIONS’ CUP

$3,000,000 GRAND PRIX

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$36,100 CUP

$133,700WINNING ROUND

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Spruce Meadows ‘Masters’

• SEPTEMBER 4–8, 2019

EQUESTRIAN CANADA OFFICIALSPRESIDENTLinda Southern-Heathcott ★

TOURNAMENT CHAIRMANMarg Southern ★

TOURNAMENT SECRETARYJoanne Nimitz ★

COMPETITIONS MANAGERSConor Charlton Andrew More

MEDIAIan Allison ★

SPECIAL EVENT SERVICESStavroula Kangles

JUDGESAnne Reid Calgary, ABLeslie Arnold Vancouver, BC

COURSE DESIGNERSLeopoldo Palacios VenezuelaAnthony D’Ambrosio United StatesPeter Grant Calgary, ABJoey Rycroft Calgary, AB

STEWARDSSue Hawes Okotoks, ABNeil Ratledge Calgary, ABRae Pratt Winnipeg, MBPhilippa Keegan Calgary, ABShirley Pederson Vancouver, BCHeather Finlay Carlow, NBPatricia Chalmers Montreal, QCBarbara Bergstrom Edmonton, AB

★ Denotes members of the Organizing Committee

ALL HORSES must be on the grounds by Monday, September 2

ALL NOMINATION CHANGES (add/drop) must be completed by 4:00 P.M. on Monday, September 2.

The FEI JOG will be held Tuesday, September 3 at 9:00 A.M. in the FEI STABLING AREA

IMPORTANT Please be advised to carefully consider the divisions in which you would like to compete. If you wish to compete with your horse in two or more divisions (assuming eligibility), you should submit the nominating fee for all of the divisions with your entry form. Each rider may nominate as many horses as they wish, but may only ride a maximum of two horses per competition each day. Different horses can be ridden each day if you wish.

You will be charged $200, in addition to the nomination fee, for any new divisions added while at the Tournament. Nomination fees will NOT be refunded for those divisions withdrawn from after the add/drop deadline.

Horses must be started (declared) the day before the competition is held at which time the starting fee is applied to your horse’s account. Do not include starting fees with your entry form.

Equestrian Canada Rules and Regulations apply to competitions and can be found on red-tabbed pages.

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1.30M JUMPERNomination Fee: $175Eligible Riders: Open to all riders.Eligible Horses: Open to all horses except those entered in the FEI portion of the Tournament.Jumps: to 1.30m (4’3”). • Speed: 350 meters per minute.

800 FRIENDS OF THE MEADOWS CUP - 1.30M $2,500Cooler to the winning horse. Stable plaques for the first 3 horses. Ribbons to 8th place. Prize money of $2,500 to be divided as follows:

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th$700 $400 $300 $250 $170 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th$160 $145 $125 $125 $125

Scoring: Table A, Article 238.2.1 One Round. Start Fee: $1252018 Champion: Austin Krawitt, High Jack

801 OXFORD CUP - 1.30M $10,000

Cooler for the winning horse. Stable plaques for the first 3 horses. Ribbons to 8th place. Prize money of $10,000 to be divided as follows:

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th$3,000 $2,000 $1,500 $1,000 $7006th 7th 8th 9th 10th$475 $375 $325 $325 $300

Scoring: Table A, Article 238.2.2 One Jump-Off. Start Fee: $3002018 Champion: Juan Jose Zendejas Salgado, Hector

802 FRIENDS OF THE MEADOWS CUP - 1.30M $10,000Stable plaques for the first 3 horses. Ribbons to 8th place. Prize money of $10,000 to be divided as follows:

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th$3,000 $2,000 $1,500 $1,000 $7006th 7th 8th 9th 10th$475 $375 $325 $325 $300

Scoring: Table A, Article 238.2.2 One Jump-Off. Start Fee: $3002018 Champion: Maggie Kehring, Cole Haan

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803 RICHARDSON GMP CUP - 1.40M $13,500Cooler for the winning horse. Stable plaques to the first 3 horses. Ribbons to 8th place. Prize money of $13,500 to be divided as follows:

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th$4,000 $2,750 $2,000 $1,300 $1,0006th 7th 8th 9th 10th$750 $500 $425 $425 $350

Scoring: Table A, Article 238.2.2 One Jump-Off. Start Fee: $3502018 Champion: Conor Swail, Koss van Heiste

804 PHILLIPS, HAGER & NORTH CUP - 1.40M $25,000

Cooler for the winning horse. Stable plaques to the first 3 horses. Ribbons to 8th place. Prize money of $25,000 to be divided as follows:

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th$6,250 $5,000 $3,750 $2,500 $1,750 $1,3757th 8th 9th 10th 11th 12th$1,000 $750 $750 $625 $625 $625

Scoring: Table A, Article 238.2.2 One Jump-Off. Start Fee: $3752018 Champion: Juan Jose Zendejas Salgado, Artillero

805 JLT CUP - 1.40M $25,000Cooler for the winning horse. Stable plaques to the first 3 horses. Ribbons to 8th place. Prize money of $25,000 to be divided as follows:


Scoring: Table A, Article 238.2.2 One Jump-Off. Start Fee: $3752018 Champion: Jenna Thompson, Clockwise

1.40M JUMPERNomination Fee: $175Eligible Riders: Open to all riders.Eligible Horses: Open to all horses except those entered in the FEI portion of the Tournament.Jumps: to 1.30m (4’6”). • Speed: 350 meters per minute.

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Divisions*Tentative pending schedule approval*

ALL HORSES must be on the grounds by Monday, September 2

Horse/Rider combinations must be declared for FEI by Friday, August 15.

THE FEI JOG will be held Tuesday, Sept. 3 at 9:00 A.M. in the FEI STABLING AREA

The Rider’s Meeting will be held Tuesday, September 3.

Entrance into FEI Divisions is subject to written approval from Competitor’s National Federation, the Organizing Committee, and

acceptance in the FEI entry system. ENTRY FEE PER HORSE:CAD $800 per Horse (plus GST.) Entry fee includes the right to start all FEI competitions (assuming eligibility/qualification) with the horse. Athletes who fail to declare their starts by the deadline will not be permitted to enter the competition.

FEI Rules and Regulations apply to competitions found on the purple-tabbed pages.

FEI OFFICIALSPRESIDENTLinda Southern-Heathcott ★

TOURNAMENT CHAIRMANMarg Southern ★

TOURNAMENT SECRETARYJoanne Nimitz ★

COMPETITIONS MANAGERSConor Charlton Andrew More

MEDIAIan Allison ★

SPECIAL EVENT SERVICESStavroula Kangles

GROUND JURYPresidentDavid Distler United States Foreign JudgeAnna Lindqvist SwedenMembersColleen Hoffman Okotoks, ABLisa Osachoff Calgary, ABLorne Robertson Calgary, AB

APPEAL COMMITTEE Ray Antonuk Calgary, ABAnne Reid Calgary, AB

COURSE DESIGNERSLeopoldo Palacios Venezuela Peter Grant Calgary, AB

STEWARDSChief Steward Sue Hawes Okotoks, AB Foreign StewardEric Straus United StatesStewardsMonica Gomez Su MexicoNeil Ratledge Calgary, ABPhilippa Keegan Okotoks, ABHeather Finlay Carlow, NBMadeline Lopez Puerto RicoShirley Pederson Vancouver, BCPatricia Chalmers Montreal, QCRae Pratt Stonewall, MBAmelia Gomez MexicoTatianna Gutierrez Brazil

VETERINARY COMMISSIONPresidentYves Rossier Montreal, QCForeignDr. Emily Sandler-Burtness United StatesAssistant MemberDr. Candice Crosby Calgary, AB

★ Denotes members of the Organizing Committee

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CSIO ‘MASTERS’ INTERNATIONAL DIVISION - ALL RIDERS

1. ALL Canadian Riders desiring to compete in the FEI DIVISION of the ‘MASTERS’, but willing to ride in the NATIONAL DIVISION if they have not qualified for, or are not accepted in the FEI DIVISION, must submit entry forms and fees for nominations in all Divisions by the closing date July 17, 2019.

2. Horses entered in the FEI Divisions are not eligible for any other Divisions of the Tournament. A maximum of 3 horses may be nominated/ridden in the FEI division.

3. International team riders plus one individual are eligible to ride only in the FEI Divisions of the Tournament. Riders based in North America may also ride in the National Division of the Tournament on a different horse(s) if accepted by the Organizing Committee after taking into account the number of other entries received.

4. A horse may start in only one competition per day.

5. Horses must be started (declared) for the next day’s competition by the deadline as stated on the Tournament schedule. Each Competitor will be allowed to ride only one horse in Competitions #808, #809, #812 and #814.

6. Qualification for the CP International Grand Prix - Athletes that are not already qualified for the CP ‘International’ under the FEI Rules (Jumping Rules, 27th Edition) will need to qualify during the week of the ‘Masters’ Tournament.

Qualifying Criteria for the ‘Masters’ FEI Divisions

ACCEPTANCE OF INTERNATIONAL ENTRIES

For Canadian individual competitors, acceptance of your entry for the ‘Masters’ will largely depend on your attendance and performance throughout the summer series. It is important to understand that the organizing committee’s decisions are confidential and final.

The Organizing Committee retains the exclusive right to consider individual applicants and extend individual invitations to any or all Spruce Meadows Tournaments. Such invitations will follow the FEI protocol of being extended through the respective National Federations.

All foreign National Federations must respect the FEI rules relating to the number of foreign individual riders permitted to take part at the CSIO.

FOR FULL FEI/TOURNAMENT RULES & REGULATIONS, PLEASE REFER TO PAGES 5-17.

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Note: Competition #806 - TELUS CUP and #807 - ATCO FOUNDERS CLASSIC will be the qualifiers for #809 - SUNCOR ENERGY WINNING ROUND. The Top 3 placings from competition #806 and #807 will qualify for #809. The top riders based on points from #806 and #807 will fill the remaining positions to a maximum of 30 riders.1. Points will be assigned to placings as follows:

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 50 48 47 46 45 44 and so on, to 50th place (top placed results only).

806 TELUS CUP $36,100 FEI • CATEGORY D



Scoring: Table A, Article 238.2.2 One Jump-Off.(Qualifier for #809)2018 Champion: Cedric Angot, Talent des Moitiers

807 ATCO SOLUTIONS CLASSIC $75,000 FEI • CATEGORY C


1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th$24,750 $15,000 $11,250 $7,500 $4,500 $3,3757th 8th 9th 10th 11th 12th$2,250 $1,875 $1,500 $1,500 $750 $750

Scoring: Table A, Article 238.2.2 One Jump-Off.(Qualifier for #809)2018 Champion: Kara Chad, Viva

808 ATCO ELECTRIC SIX BAR $100,000

Cooler for the winning horse. Stable plaques to the first 3 horses. Ribbons to 10th place. Prize money of 100,000 to be divided as follows:

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th$33,000 $20,000 $15,000 $10,000 $6,000 $4,5007th 8th 9th 10th 11th 12th$3,000 $2,500 $2,000 $2,000 $1,000 $1,000

Scoring: Table A, Article 262.3 (progressive heights). No time restriction. (Qualifier for #814)ONLY ONE HORSE PER RIDER MAY BE STARTED FOR THIS COMPETITION. 2018 Champion: Dermot Lennon, MJM Pursuit Holger Wulschner, Zuckersuess D’argilla

809 SUNCOR ENERGY - WINNING ROUND $133,700 FEI • CATEGORY B



Scoring: Table A, Article 276.2 Winning Round.

ONLY ONE HORSE PER RIDER MAY BE STARTED FOR THIS COMPETITION.2018 Champion: Philipp Weishaupt, Solitaer 41

STARTS (DECLARATIONS) FOR THIS COMPETITION CLOSE ON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5.

SMALL TOUR - 1.50M JUMPER Eligible Riders: Open to riders aged 16 and over* who have qualified for this section. Refer to FEI Art. 255.Eligible Horses: Horses competing in this section may also nominate in the Big Tour.Jumps: 1.20m to 1.60m (4’ to 5’3”). Spreads to 2.0m (6’6”). • Speed: 400 meters per minute.Note: *2019 must be the year in which the rider will be turning 16.

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810 AKITA DRILLING CUP $71,300 FEI • CATEGORY C


1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th$23,530 $14,260 $10,700 $7,130 $4,280 $3,2057th 8th 9th 10th 11th 12th$2,140 $1,785 $1,425 $1,425 $710 $710

Scoring: Table A, Article 238.2.2 One Jump-Off.(Qualifier for #814)2018 Champion: Eric Lamaze, Chacco Kid

811 CANA CUP $133,700 FEI • CATEGORY B



Scoring: Table A, Article 238.2.2 One Jump-Off.(Qualifier for #814)2018 Champion: Philipp Weishaupt, Sansibar 89

812 TOURMALINE OIL CUP $133,700 FEI • CATEGORY B



Scoring: Table A, Article 238.2.2 One Jump-Off.(Qualifier for #814)ONLY ONE HORSE PER RIDER MAY BE STARTED FOR THIS COMPETITION. 2018 Champion: Luciana Diniz, Camargo 2

813 BMO NATIONS’ CUP $530,000 FEI • CATEGORY H

Coolers for the winning horses. Stable plaques for all members of the teams up to third place. Ribbons to 6th place. Prize money of $530,000 will be paid out as follows: $460,000 will be distributed to the top 9 teams and $70,000 will be distributed to riders who post clean rounds in either Round 1 or Round 2.

Scoring: Table A, Article 264Speed: 400 meters per minute2018 Champion: GERMANY Chef d’Equipe: Peter Hofmann Riders: Holger Wulschner, BSC Skipper Andre Thieme, Aretino 13 Philipp Weishaupt, Sansibar 89 Marcus Ehning, Funky Fred

BIG TOUR - 1.60M JUMPEREligible Riders: Open to riders aged 18 or over* who have qualified or been invited to compete in this section. Refer to FEI Art. 255.Eligible Horses: Horses competing in this section may also nominate in the Small Tour.Jumps: 1.30m to 1.70m (4’3” to 5’6”). Spreads to 2.20m (7’) not exceeding 2.0m (6’6”) for oxers and 2.20m (7’) for triple bars. • Speed: 400 meters per minute.Note:*2019 must be the year in which the rider will be turning 18

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40 horses will start in the CP ‘INTERNATIONAL’ based on the qualification process outlined below:Athletes that are not already qualified for the CP ‘INTERNATIONAL’ under FEI Rules; Jumping Rules 26th Edition, Article 261.4:

4.1.1 - The individual jumping medal winners (Athletes) of the last Olympic and Pan American Games, of the last World and Continental Championships and the first placed Athlete/Horse combination in the last FEI World Cup™ Jumping Final.

4.1.2 - Eligible to participate in Grand Prix Competitions at 5* CSIO Events are the winners (Athlete/Horse combination) of the Grand Prix at any 5* CSIO Event during the previous 12 months.

4.1.3 - Eligible to participate in Grand Prix Competitions at 4* CSIO Events are the winners (Athlete/Horse combination) of the Grand Prix at any 4* or 5* CSIO Event during the previous 12 months

(will need to qualify during the week of the 2019 ‘Masters’ Tournament in one of these ways): The top three riders from competitions #810 (AKITA DRILLING Cup) and #811 (CANA Cup) will qualify. The top 25 riders (based on points) from competitions #810 (AKITA DRILLING Cup) and #811 (CANA Cup). Points will be assigned to placings as follows:

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 50 48 47 46 45 44 and so on to 50th place (top placed result only).

1. Riders placing first, second or third in competitions #806 (TELUS Cup) and #807 (ATCO Solutions Classic).2. Top three riders not yet qualified from competitions #808 (ATCO Six Bar), and #812 (Tourmaline Oil Cup).3. Riders in the BMO NATIONS’ Cup who compete in EITHER round with a maximum of four faults.

Only those riders who qualify in one of the above ways will be able to compete in the CP ‘INTERNATIONAL’. Please see FEI Schedule.

TO QUALIFY for #814 CP ‘INTERNATIONAL’ GRAND PRIX presented by ROLEX

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814 CP INTERNATIONAL GRAND PRIX PRESENTED BY ROLEX $3,000,000 FEI • CATEGORY AA

Cooler for the winning horse. Spruce Meadows stable plaques for the first 3 horses. Ribbons to 12th place. Prize money of $3,000,000 to be divided as follows:

1st 2nd 3rd$1,000,000 $600,000 $445,0004th 5th 6th$300,000 $180,000 $135,000 7th 8th 9th$89,000 $75,000 $58,000 10th 11th 12th$58,000 $30,000 $30,000

Speed: 400 meters per minuteScoring: See FEI schedule2018 Champion: Sameh El Dahan, Suma’s Zorro

BIG TOUR (CONTINUED) 1.70M JUMPEREligible Riders: Open to riders aged 18 or over* who have qualified or been invited to compete in this section. Refer to FEI Art. 255.Eligible Horses: Horses competing in this section may also nominate in the Small Tour.Jumps: 1.30m to 1.70m (4’3” to 5’6”). Spreads to 2.20m (7’) not exceeding 2.0m (6’6”) for oxers and 2.20m (7’) for triple bars. • Speed: 400 meters per minute.Note:*2019 must be the year in which the rider will be turning 18

TENTATIVE SCHEDULE

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‘MASTERS’ TOURNAMENT • SEPTEMBER 4–8, 2019This schedule will be adjusted after the closing date once entries have been received. In addition, this schedule will change nightly once starts have been received. Please be sure to refer to the adjusted schedule for this Tournament, available online

at www.sprucemeadows.com or at the Tournament Office.

FEI Registration Deadline: Friday, August 15

Horse Arrival Deadline: Monday, September 2

Nomination Changes: Monday, Sept. 2 by 4:00 P.M.

FEI Jog: Tuesday, Sept. 3 at 9:00 A.M.

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3

BRITISH HOUSE Important FEI Riders’ Meeting - Nations’ Cup, CP ‘International’ discussion, etc.

FEI STABLING AREA 9:00 A.M. FEI Horse Jog

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 800 FRIENDS OF THE MEADOWS Cup - 1.30m 803 RICHARDSON GMP Cup - 1.40m

INTERNATIONAL RING■ 806 TELUS Cup - 1.50m FEI Cat. D • Qualifier■ 810 AKITA DRILLING Cup - 1.60m FEI Cat. C

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5

801 OXFORD Cup - 1.30m

INTERNATIONAL RING■ 807 ATCO Solutions Classic - 1.50m FEI Cat. C • Qualifier■ 811 CANA Cup - 1.60m FEI Cat. B

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6 802 FRIENDS OF THE MEADOWS - 1.30m 804 PHILLIPS, HAGER & NORTH Cup - 1.40m

INTERNATIONAL RING■ 808 ATCO Six Bar (one horse per rider)■ 812 TOURMALINE OIL Cup - 1.60m FEI Cat. B • (one horse per rider)

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 805 JLT Cup - 1.40m

INTERNATIONAL RING■ 809 SUNCOR ENERGY Winning Round - 1.50m • Top 30 Riders Winning Round • FEI Cat. B (one horse per rider)■ 813 BMO Nations’ Cup Round I - 1.60m FEI Cat. H (one horse per rider)■ 813 BMO Nations’ Cup Round II - 1.60m FEI Cat. H (one horse per rider)

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 INTERNATIONAL RING■ 814 CP ‘International’ Grand Prix Presented by ROLEX - Round I - 1.70m (Phase I) FEI Cat. AA • (one horse per rider) • Top 40 Riders■ 814 CP ‘International’ Grand Prix Presented by ROLEX - Round I - 1.70m (Phase II)■ 814 CP ‘International’ Grand Prix Presented by ROLEX - Round II - 1.70m • Top 12 Riders

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CSIO 5H - Spruce Meadows · Peter Grant Calgary, AB Joey Rycroft Calgary, AB . STEWARDS Sue Hawes Okotoks, AB Neil Ratledge Calgary, AB Rae Pratt Winnipeg, MB Philippa Keegan Calgary,