20. Driving Driving Reference American Driving Society Required Equipment: Blinders On heavier vehicle, Thimbles or Breeching

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1 20. Driving Driving Reference American Driving Society Required Equipment: Blinders On heavier vehicle, Thimbles or Breeching is required Over Checks or Side Checks Whip - (tip of the whip or lash must be long enough to reach the shoulder of the equine) must be held and used correctly Optional Equipment: Aprons Knee rugs Gloves Snaffle, Liverpool or Buxton, Full Cheek and Half Cheeks Breeching or thimbles (Required, not optional, for heavier vehicles) Running Martingales with Rein Stops (Rubber or leather stops slipped onto the rein between the bit and the ring of the martingale Cavesson Crupper Prohibited Equipment: Twisted or wire bits of any type Boots or wraps of any type Spurs Gag bits Headers Headers are required any time the equine is hitched to the driving vehicle except while the competitor is working his/her pattern Must be a registered volunteer or athlete Athletes participating as headers must be in a team uniform Boots are required for all headers Spurs are prohibited A Safety Inspection of Equipment, by the Judge, will be performed prior to event Equipment checks are part of the score. Grooming and clean gear will be noted and will be considered in the Overall Reinsmanship scoring Gaits Walk: A free, flat-footed, regular and unconstrained walk of moderate extension is required. The equine should walk energetically, but calmly, with an even and determined pace Slow Trot/Jog: The equine should maintain impulsion while showing submission to the bit Working Trot: This is a pace between the strong and slow trot. 71

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3 The equine should go forward freely and straight; on a taut, but light rein Strong or Extended Trot: This is a clear, but not excessive, increase in pace and lengthening of stride while remaining well balanced. Light contact to be maintained. Excessive speed will be penalized Disqualifications (Also see General Rules 8.0 Judging) If an athlete enters the arena with missing required equipment, illegal equipment, or illegal use of permitted equipment,including uniform violations, not considered unsafe, the athlete will be allowed to continue on the course and receive scores and comments but will be disqualified from the event Except for minor adjustments, athletes who fail to pass the safety inspection will not be allowed to make corrections, will not be allowed on course, and will be disqualified Obvious lameness or unsoundness detected in participating equine. Arabian Horse Breeder s Association of Oregon We invite you to join our club. Contact Julie Hedden for more information trickpony62@outlook.com Our goal is to be friendly and enjoy our mutual enthusiasm for our horses. Activities our club members enjoy High Point Award for Recreational Riders Fall Open Show in September Youth Member Scholarship Yearling Halter Futurity Winter Party Facebook page informative Newsletter All Arabian Horse Show in April We promote enjoying your horse for pleasure riding. Arabian Horse Breeders Association 73

4 11/22/2015 Date: 2016 District: HIGH SCHOOL: # ELEMENT JUDGED: COMMENTS: Score Start at cone, pick up slow trot, trot serpentine as diagramed. 1. Transition to working trot, trot 2. one more loop to center. On center line, slow trot through 3. chute. After chute transition to walk, 4. turn in a tear drop to the left. Walk left wheel through wheel 5. alley. Transition to slow trot through 6. corner. On straight away, strong trot. 7. Halt Rt wheel pivot. 9. Back 10' Lt wheel pivot, settle, wait 11. to be excused. Overall Reinsmanship 12. Judge's Signature: Expectations: Walk - A free, flat-footed, regular and unconstrained walk of moderate extension is required. The equine should walk energetically, but calmly, with an even and determined pace. Slow Trot/Jog: The equine should maintain impulsion while showing submission to the bit. Working Trot: This is a pace between the strong and slow trot. The equine should go forward freely and straight; on a taut, but light rein. Strong or Extended Trot: This is a clear, but not excessive, increase in pace and lengthening of stride while remaining well balanced. Light contact to be maintained. Excessive speed will be penalized. CLASS: DRIVING ATHLETE #: Grooming and clean equipment will be noted and will be considered in the Overall Reinsmanship scoring. Pivots should be steady continual motion with little or no movement in the pivot wheel. All athletes will be subject to an equipment check prior to competing. If equipment, animal, or athlete is deemed unsafe they will be excused and NOT allowed to compete. 74

5 Finish First Note: Chute is 10' wide for horses, 8' wide for mini's, and 20' long for both. Wheel alley is 8" wide. OHSET Driving Revised Walk Slow Trot Working Trot Strong Trot Back Start Cone Legend : 75