DEPARTMENT 5 LIGHT HORSE & MINIATURE HORSE Chairperson - Patti Thomas Miniature Horse: Ally Label

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1 The 117 th Annual IPE Prize Book 44 DEPARTMENT 5 LIGHT HORSE & MINIATURE HORSE Chairperson - Patti Thomas patti_thomas@live.com Miniature Horse: Ally Label ENTRIES CLOSE - FRIDAY JULY 29 th 4PM JUDGES: Alistar Buchanan, Lillian Evanview-Phalen Course Designer: Pam Arthur Steward: Ellen Smailes Show Secretary: Sandra McDowell EXHIBITOR INFORMATION Special Attention is called to the Livestock Exhibitor Handbook printed in the beginning of the prize list ENTRY FEES $ Halter classes $ Performance classes Unless otherwise stated. Exhibitor Tickets: Adults & Students $ Child (6 to 12) $ and under Free Exhibitor must purchase a exhibitor ticket unless current IPE membership is held. Attendants Tickets may be issued as follows: 1 ticket for each 4 horses. POST DATED CHEQUES: will NOT be accepted if dated after August 5, NO LATE OR POST ENTRIES. Unless approved by the Department 5 Director. Entry fee may then be Doubled. Post entries for the Morning classes will be made the day before. Afternoon classes will be made in the morning by 11:00am and evening classes will be made by 3:00pm (if allowed). PRIZE MONEY: 1 st $50, 2 nd $45, 3 rd $40, 4 th $35, 5 th 30, 6 th 25. Except Equitation, Horsemanship & Reinsmanship. Halter Championship classes ribbons only to Champion and Reserve Champion. *Prize Money Cheques are not processed until after October 15 th, 2016 STABLING REGULATIONS: Due to limited stabling, entries will be limited to the number of stalls available. STALL FEE: $15.00 per day for Box Stalls STALL DEPOSIT / RESERVATION: A SEPARATE $25.00 per stall clean up deposit / stall reservation cheque is to accompany entry forms. Please date this cheque for September 5 th. Refunded from the Show Offi ce Thursday p.m. or Sunday p.m. ONLY when stalls are inspected and clean. Any not claimed will be shredded at the main offi ce. A $25.00 stall reservation/cleanup fee will NOT be refunded if exhibitor does not bring their horse. Exhibitors are Encouraged to include stall decorations as part of their exhibit so that the exhibits will attract the attention of the public. BEST DECORATED STALL(S) Originality will be considered. A $25.00 prize for Best stall or stalls. Arrival Times: Exhibitors not arriving on time may be refused entry. Halter and Jumpers (Wednesday, Thursday) Horses must be on grounds 2pm - 10pm Tuesday night. Halter horses may leave at 5pm Wednesday by permission from Director. Jumpers will leave after 5pm Thursday. Open Show - (Wednesday to Sunday) Horses must be on grounds 2pm - 10pm Tuesday night. Arrangements can be made for earlier arrivals. Open Show - (Friday, Saturday and Sunday) Horses to be on grounds 7pm - 10pm Thursday and not allowed to leave before 8pm Sunday. Some horses will be given permission to arrive 6am - 8am Friday morning.

2 The 117 th Annual IPE Prize Book 45 Departure: No earlier then 8pm Sunday September 4 th Competitors are encouraged to stay Sunday night and leave Monday morning after a complementary breakfast courtesy of the IPE. Exhibitors leaving early without permission will forfeit all prize money. Every class herein is covered by the rules and specifi cations of the current rules of the H.C.B.C. and will be held and judged in accordance with the H.C.B.C Rule Book. Exhibitor must produce photocopy of HCBC membership to be eligible to compete. Results will not affect eligibility of horse/rider/driver for maiden, novice, limit or other restricted classes, excepting as noted in Department rules. Protests or objections to be handled by the Show Committee. YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO JOIN HCBC. All memberships expire December 31 st Apply to: Horse Council B.C Fraser Highway Aldergrove, B.C. V4W 3N5 Phone: The Interior Provincial Exhibition horse show is recognized by the Horse Council of B.C. as a qualifi er for the Western Heritage Championship as noted by the WH. The I.P.E Rules will be in effect for all classes. CLASS RULES AND REGULATIONS HALTER HORSES - No Draft Horse Breeds can show in the Light Horse Halter Classes. No Cross entries. Except Sport Pony and Sport Horse classes. Horses in Halter and applicable breed classes to be shown and judged according to Breed Specifi cation rules. Championship Stake entries must have been entered, shown and judged in the specifi c qualifying classes. JUMPER CLASSES Jumper #1: One round competition against the clock. Faults not converted to time. Competitors with equality of penalties are placed in accordance with the time take to complete the round. No Jump off Jumper #2: All rounds that are clear and within the time allowed will continue on for immediate jump off JUMPING - The jumps in the warm-up ring will be fl agged. Riders are to observe the fl ags and take turns. All persons walking the course must be properly attired. Wearing of a hard hat with secure harness is compulsory for anyone jumping a horse on the grounds. HOOF AND WOOF - Enter as class no entry fee. Horses will jump MAX 2 feet 6 inches. MAXIMUM of 10 entries will be accepted. This is an entertainment fun class. Must have entered one other jumping or hunter over fences class Horses must walk quietly to receive ribbons otherwise rider is to dismount and lead horse to receive ribbon. DRIVING - All driving horses must be hitched, warmed-up and shown in designated areas ONLY. Absolutely NO driving allowed on the grounds outside designated rings Driving classes held in Ring #1 will be hitched in the adjacent hitch ring. Warm-up driving available in Ring #1. Driving horses must be accompanied by a header to and from Ring #2. All drivers in the games and obstacle classes must wear a helmet with a secure harness. All Drivers must wear a HELMET at all times when driving. DRIVING HORSES shall use appropriate light weight vehicle and light horse harness with breast collar. Horses for the Obstacle Driving classes in Ring #2 will be hitched in the adjacent collecting ring. Drivers should exercise safe driving practices. All drivers under the age of 14 years must be accompanied by a knowledgeable adult horseman. Excluding Miniature Horses. ** All Driving In Department 5 Will Be Driven In A Two Wheel Cart* AGES: Junior Competitor: 13 years and under as of January 1 st of the competition year Youth Competitor: years as of January 1st of the competition year Senior Competitor: 18 years and over as of January 1 st of the competition year. If an open class is a BC Heritage qualifying class: the judge must separately place Jr and Senior exhibitors for the purpose of BC Heritage qualifying score recording. Show management may place and award class as a whole. The age of the horses shall date from the 1st of January of the year in which they were foaled.

3 The 117 th Annual IPE Prize Book 46 All Western Riders Under 18 years of age. Junior competitors must wear properly fi tted, approved protective headgear, with the safety harness correctly secured at all times while mounted on the competition or event grounds. Approved headgear must be certifi ed by the SEI or another testing body that it meets the American Society for Testing Materials (ASTM) standard or the British Standards Institution (BSI) standard. a) This ruling applies at Horse Council of B.C.- sanctioned competitions. b) Juniors not complying with this rule will not be allowed to compete in competitions that require approved headgear. All riders are urged to put their own safety fi rst and start wearing only approved helmets. The Association reserves the right to cancel any Class with insuffi cient entries and to re-allot entries to any other suitable class under Breed or Any Other Breed classes. There must be three eligible in the total aggregate of each breed of either sex to warrant a Championship. First and second place winners make up the Championship classes. The top two of each sex in mixed classes will be eligible for championship classes. STAKE CLASSES(S) pay to 5th place and 6th is ribbons only.

4 The 117 th Annual IPE Prize Book 47 WEDNESDAY 9:00AM RING #2 HALTER CLASSES T A H R O A R B P O / A U M I G O N H R T B G A / R A N Q E N Y U D / A / P O R W I T T A N H E R T E R M O R B / H L W B O O E R R O L E S D S E E S H D STALLION, 3 yrs and older BROOD MARE, 3 yrs and over must be in foal for 2016 or had a foal in 2015 (Breeding Certificate Required) MARE, 3 yrs & older (not eligible for Brood Mare Class) COLT, FILLY, GELDING Foal GELDINGS, 3 yrs and older COLT, FILLY, GELDING 2 yrs old COLT, FILLY & GELDING, Yearling MALE Champion & Reserve FEMALE Champion & Reserve. 37 MALE, SPORT PONY TYPE under 14.2h. 38 FEMALE, SPORT PONY TYPE under 14.2h 39 SPORT PONY TYPE Champion & Reserve 1st & 2nd place winners from class 37 & MALE, SPORT HORSE TYPE 14.2h and over. 41 FEMALE, SPORT HORSE TYPE 14.2h and over. 42 SPORT HORSE TYPE CHAMPION & RESERVE, 1 st & 2 nd place winners from class 40 & MALE Supreme of Show & Reserve. 44 FEMALE Supreme of Show & Reserve. WEDNESDAY 11:30AM RING #2 Showmanship English/ Western Pattern to be posted. The horse is the means by which the exhibitor demonstrates his/her ability to show a horse at halter. The ideal showmanship performance consists of a poised, confi dent, neatly attired exhibitor, leading a well groomed and conditioned horse that quickly and effi ciently performs the requested pattern with promptness, smoothness and precision. The exhibitor will show the horse in the posted pattern. 45. Showmanship Senior 18 & over 46. Showmanship Youth 14 to Showmanship Junior 13 & under WEDNESDAY 9:30AM RING #1 DESCRIPTION: JUMPER see page JUMPER #1 Jumps not to exceed.85 Entry Fee: $ st $50, 2 nd $45, 3 rd $40, 4 th $35, 5 th $30, 6 th $ JUMPER #2 Jump not to exceed.85 immediate jump off Entry Fee: $ JUMPER # 1 Jumps not to exceed.90 Entry Fee: $ JUMPER #2 Immediate jump off, Jumps not to exceed.90 Entry Fee $ st 50, 2 nd $45, 3 rd $40, 4 th $35, 5 th $30, 6 th $ Jumper # 2 Immediate jump off, Jumps not to exceed 1.0 Entry Fee $ st 50, 2 nd $45, 3 rd $40, 4 th $35, 5 th $30, 6 th $25 WEDNESDAY 1:00PM RING # 2 $ I.P.E. TRI CHALLENGE: LIGHT HORSE must enter all three classes, Halter, Lunge line & In hand trail (please add TC in front of your class) Entry Fee: $48.15 includes entry fee for all 3 classes. 1 st $250, 2 nd $150, 3 rd $125, 4 th $100, 5 th $75, 6 th Ribbon only. (point system from all 3 classes to determine winners) 53. Lunge Line Yearlings & 2 year olds

5 The 117 th Annual IPE Prize Book DRIVING GYMKHANA CLASSES STAKE RACE (IN HARNESS) The correct pattern shall be: run across the center timing line, turning left or right around the stake at the end, return through the center, turn the opposite way around the other stake, then back through the center, shutting off the time. Failure to follow course or knocking off balls or course marker shall cause a contestant to be eliminated. HELMETS MUST BE WORN. 54. CART STAKE RACE MINI HORSE 55. CART STAKE RACE 14.2h & under 56. CART STAKE RACE, over 14.2h POLE BENDING (IN HARNESS) WH The course may be run starting to the left or right of the pattern, following the line of travel indicated on the pattern. Failure to follow the correct course shall cause a contestant to be disqualifi ed. A 5-second penalty for each ball knocked down. HELMETS MUST BE WORN. 57. CART POLE BENDING MINI HORSE 58. CART POLE BENDING Driving, 14.2h & under 59. CART POLE BENDING over 14.2h KEY HOLE RACE (IN HARNESS) Cross the start line and enter the key hole. Turning to the left or right inside the keyhole. Failure to stay within the keyhole shall cause a contestant to be disqualifi ed. A 5 second penalty for each ball knocked off. HELMETS MUST BE WORN. 1 st 50, 2 nd $45, 3 rd $40, 4 th $35, 5 th $30, 6 th $ CART KEYHOLE RACE MINI HORSE 61. CART KEYHOLE RACE 14.2h & under 62. CART KEYHOLE RACE over 14.2h BARREL RACING (IN HARNESS) Knocking off a ball carries a 5- second penalty. Failure to follow course shall cause disqualifi cation. A 5- second penalty for each ball knocked off. HELMETS MUST BE WORN. 63. CART BARREL RACE MINI HORSE 64. CART BARREL RACE W.H.14.2h & under 65. CART BARREL RACE over 14.2h WEDNESDAY 7PM AGRIPLEX JUMPER see page I.P.E JUMPER # 1. Jumps not to exceed.90. Entry Fee: $ $ I.P.E. JUMPER #2 Immediate Jump Off, Jumps not to exceed th Ribbon only 68. $ THREE BAR JUMPER Entry Fee: $ st $200, 2 nd $150, 3 rd $125, 4 th $100, 5 th $75, 6 th $50. THURSDAY 8:30 AM RING #2 $ I.P.E. TRI CHALLENGE: LIGHT HORSE See class In Hand Trail Yearlings & 2 year olds PLEASURE DRIVING W.H. (Junior Driver) To be driven single in a two wheel cart. To be shown both ways of the ring at a flat-footed walk, ordinary trot, and strong trot, and to stand quietly. A collected and/or extended trot may be requested. To be judged 60% on manners, performance and style, 40% on breed type and conformation. 70. MINI HORSE PLEASURE DRIVING SINGLE JR. 71. PLEASURE DRIVING SINGLE JR. 14.2h & under 72. PLEASURE DRIVING SINGLE JR, over 14.2h 73. SELECT CLASSIC MINIATURE DRIVING CLASS Open to Drivers 39 & older to be judged as a pleasure driving class. Non-restricted as to tack and attire. 48

6 The 117 th Annual IPE Prize Book SELECT CLASSIC PONY DRIVING CLASS, 14.2h & under Open to Drivers 39 & older to be judged as a pleasure driving class. Non-restricted as to tack and attire. 75. SELECT CLASSIC HORSE DRIVING CLASS over 14.2h Open to Drivers 39 & older to be judged as a pleasure driving class. Non-restricted as to tack and attire 76. DRIVE AND RIDE To be driven single in a two wheel cart. Single horse/pony to be shown in two concurrent sections: The entry may be two different people (one driver/one rider) or the same person. Removal of the bridle while the horse/pony is put to a vehicle will incur immediate elimination Two grooms may assist with unharnessing and saddling. Vehicle must be removed. In Harness: To be shown to a suitable pleasure driving vehicle, both ways of the arena at a walk, slow trot, working trot, and a strong trot. To stand quietly and rein back. Under Saddle: To be shown both ways of the arena at a walk, trot and canter. To stand quietly and to rein back. 50 % on performance, manners, way of going and suitability in harness. 50 % on performance, manners, way of going under saddle. 77. Miniature Horse Versatility. Miniature Horse to be judged as a driving horse, then judged at halter, then required to Jump, 1 grooms may assist with removing harness NO wheel barrels allowed.

7 The 117 th Annual IPE Prize Book THURSDAY 1:00PM RING #1 78. $ TEAM FAULT AND OUT Jumps not to exceed.85. Team of 2 riders compete over 1 course, taking turns jumping different portions of the course (at their discretion) in the correct order of jumps on the posted course. If one rider incurs a fault (knockdown or refusal) other rider must resume course from the point where the fault occurred. Elimination can occur if: a) the team has 2 total refusals or b) a rider crosses the fi nish line before last jump has been completed. Entry Fee: $ st $200, 2 nd $150, 3 rd $125, 4 th $100, 5 th $75, 6 th $ $ IPE MODIFIED JUMPER Jumps.90 to 1.0 Entry Fee: $ st $200, 2 nd $150, 3 rd $125, 4 th $100, 5 th $75, 6 th $ $ I.P.E MINI PRIX F.E.I. Article AM5 Riders will compete in one full round. Only the top SIX (6) COMPETITORS will return for 2 nd Round. The 2nd round will be ridden in reverse order of standings.ties for fi rst will return for a jump off. Jumps to Riders with the most faults will rider fi rst, etc. Ties for fi rst will return for a timed jump off. Entry Fee: $ st $500, 2 nd $350, 3 rd $300, 4 th $250, 5 th $200, 6 th $150. MINIATURE HORSES ONLY Classes Thursday 4:00pm AGRIPLEX 81. YOUTH HALTER OBSTACLE 82. ADULT HALTER OBSTACLE 83. OPEN JUMPER 84. YOUTH LIBERTY 85. ADULT LIBERTY 86. YOUTH SHOWMANSHIP (7 & UNDER) 87. YOUTH SHOWMANSHIP (8-12) 88. YOUTH SHOWMANSHIP (13-18) 89. ADULT SHOWMANSHIP 90. YOUTH HALTER Gelding Any Age 91. YOUTH HALTER MARE Any Age 92. SOLID COLOURED HORSE 93. MULTI COLOURED HORSE 94. OPEN 2 YR OLD & UNDER FILLIES 95. OPEN 2YR OLD & UNDER MALES 96. OPEN 2 YR OLD & UNDER GELDINGS 97. OPEN SENIOR MARE. 98. OPEN SENIOR STALLION (handler over 18 yrs of age) 99. OPEN SENIOR GELDING Grand Champion Mare or Filly (Ribbons only) 101. Grand Champion Stallion or Colt (Ribbons only) 102. Grand Champion Gelding (Ribbons only) 103. Supreme Champion of the Show (Banner only) 50

8 The 117 th Annual IPE Prize Book 51 FRIDAY 9AM RING #2 ENGLISH PLEASURE To be shown at a fl at-footed walk, normal trot and easy canter; not to gallop; light contact to be maintained. To be judged on 45 % performance, 40 % manners and 15 % conformation REQUEST CLASS ENGLISH PLEASURE: W.H. Open to Horse and Ponies in their fi rst year of showing under saddle ENGLISH PLEASURE: SR. over 15.3h 106. ENGLISH PLEASURE: SR 15.3h & under 107. ENGLISH PLEASURE: YOUTH over ENGLISH PLEASURE: YOUTH 14.2h & under 109. ENGLISH PLEASURE: JUNIOR over 14.2h 110. ENGLISH PLEASURE: JUNIOR 14.2h & under IPE ROAD HACK: W.H. Open to horses and ponies. Horses/Ponies to enter at a walk. To be shown at a fl at-footed walk with a reasonably loose rein, trot, strong trot, easy canter and hand gallop. Only eight horses to gallop at one time. To be judged 55 % performance, 15 % conformation, 20 % substance and 10 % manners ROAD HACK: SR over 15.3h 112. ROAD HACK: SR 15.3h & under 113. ROAD HACK: YOUTH over 14.2h 114. ROAD HACK: YOUTH 14.2h & under 115. ROAD HACK : JUNIOR over ROAD HACK : JUNIOR 14.2h & under IPE SHOW HACK: W.H. Open to horses and Ponies. To enter the ring at a walk,to be shown at a walk, trot, canter, hand gallop, collected and extended gaits to be called for to stand quietly. Only eight horses to hand gallop at one time. To be judged 55 % performance, 20 % quality, 15 % conformation and 10 % manners IPE SHOW HACK over 15.3h 118. IPE SHOW HACK 15.3h & under. IPE HUNTER HACK: W.H, Open to Horses and Ponies 60 % performance, manners, way of going, 40 % conformation, quality, substance. Will be required to take one or two fences not over 2 feet 5 inches HUNTER HACK: SR HUNTER HACK: YOUTH 121. HUNTER HACK: JR. FRIDAY 1:00PM RING #2 WESTERN PLEASURE: W.H.: To be shown at a walk, jog and lope both ways of the ring on a reasonably loose rein without undue restraint WESTERN PLEASURE SR. (MARES) 123. WESTERN PLEASURE SR. (GELDINGS & STALLIONS) 124. TWO HANDED WESTERN PLEASURE JR. HORSE/PONY (5 years and under) May be shown in either a hackamore or snaffl e bit WESTERN PLEASURE: YOUTH 126. WESTERN PLEASURE: JUNIOR 127. REQUEST WESTERN PLEASURE (Open to all Horses and Ponies in their first year of showing) WESTERN HORSEMANSHIP: W.H. Pattern to be posted. Open to all Horses and Ponies. Riders will be judged on seat, hands, ability to control and show horse. Results as shown by performance of the horse are NOT to be considered more important than the method used by the rider. The judge will ask each rider to work individually. The judge will use this individual work to determine the top riders to be called back for rail work. Entry fee $16.05 NO PRIZE MONEY RIBBONS ONLY 128. WESTERN HORSEMANSHIP: SENIOR 129. WESTERN HORSEMANSHIP: YOUTH 130. WESTERN HORSEMANSHIP: JUNIOR PLEASURE DRIVING: W.H. To be driven single in a two wheel cart. To be shown both ways of the ring at a fl at - footed walk, ordinary trot, and strong trot, and to stand quietly. A collected and/or extended trot may be requested. To be judged 60 % on manners, performance and style, 40 % on breed type and conformation NOVICE PLEASURE DRIVING SINGLE SR/JR DRIVER. To be driven single in a two wheel cart. not to have won this class in previous years MINI HORSE PLEASURE DRIVING SINGLE, SR AOB PONY PLEASURE DRIVING SINGLE, SR. 14.2h & under 134. AOB HORSE PLEASURE DRIVING SINGLE, SR. over 14.2h

9 The 117 th Annual IPE Prize Book FRIDAY 7:00PM AGRIPLEX MUSICAL FREESTYLE: The Musical Freestyle is an artistic program to present his or her horse to its best advantage in an artistic musical context (No Liberty) The time limit is 3 minutes. There is no minimum time requirement. At 3 minutes there will be bell after which no further movements will be scored. Attire, tack & saddlery to comply with respective disciplines rules & regulations, score guidelines. a) General score for movements the quality of presentation. b) Artistic Expression: a) Choreography: planning & arranging of the movements b) Originality: new moves, ways to present manoeuvres with increased diffi culty, c) Musicality: how is the music used to develop a theme or mood d) Presentation & Balance: how well the rider/handler uses the whole arena. Marks from a Judging panel of 3 judges $ IPE MUSICAL FREESTYLE CHALLENGE 136S. $ WESTERN PLEASURE STAKE SR. Must have shown in one other Western Pleasure Class 137S. $ ENGLISH PLEASURE STAKE JR. 15.3h & under Must have shown in one other English Pleasure Class 138S. $ ENGLISH PLEASURE STAKE JR: Over 15.3h Must have shown in one other English Pleasure Class 139S. $ IPE OPEN SHOW HACK STAKE 15.3h & under Must have shown in a show hack class. Open to horses and Ponies. To enter the ring at a walk, to be shown at a walk, trot, canter, hand gallop, collected and extended gaits, to be called for to stand quietly. Only eight horse to hand gallop at one time. To be judged 55 % performance 20 % quality, 15 % conformation and 10 % manners. Entry fee: $ S. $ IPE OPEN SHOW HACK STAKE Over 15.3h Must have shown in a show hack class. Open to horses and ponies. To enter the ring at a walk, to be shown at a walk, trot, canter, hand gallop, collected and extended gaits, to be called for to stand quietly. Only eight horse to hand gallop at one time. To be judged 55 % performance 20 % quality, 15 % conformation and 10 % manners. Entry fee: $ REINING OPEN. NRHA RULE BOOK Pattern TBA SATURDAY 8AM RING#2 52 OPEN GATE 8:00 TO 10:00 AM FOR CLASSES OBSTACLE PLEASURE DRIVING (Single and at a trot). Drivers negotiate a course of paired marks in the order of course posted. After two refusals at the same obstacle the judge may ask the driver to proceed to the next obstacle. Driver may walk the course OBSTACLE PLEASURE DRIVING MINIATURE Must wear a helmet 1 st $50, 2 nd $45, 3 rd $40, 4 th 35, 5 th $30, 6 th $ OBSTACLE PLEASURE DRIVING PONY 14.3h & UNDER 144. OBSTACLE PLEASURE DRIVING HORSE 15.h & OVER

10 The 117 th Annual IPE Prize Book 53 RANCH HORSE PLEASURE CLASS The purpose of Ranch Horse pleasure the horse should refl ect the versatility, attitude and movement of a working horse, the horse s performance should simulate a horse riding outside the confi nes of an arena and that of a working ranch horse. This class should show the horse s ability to work at a forward working speed while under control by the rider. Light contact should be rewarded and horse shall not be shown on a full drape of reins. The overall manners and responsiveness of the horse while performing the maneuver requirements and the horse s quality of movement are the primary considerations Offered as an all age class for open, amateur, youth and for horses 3 years and older RANCH HORSE PLEASURE AQHA Handbook PATTERN TBA MINIATURE HORSE JUMPER CLASS: 146. YOUTH JUMPER 12 YEARS AND UNDER 147. YOUTH JUMPER 13 TO 18 YEARS OF AGE 148. ADULT JUMPER 34 & UNDER 149. ADULT JUMPER OVER 34 TO 38 SATURDAY 1PM RING #2 COMMAND CLASS: The command class is neither a race nor is it a gymkhana event. It is a competition which exhibits a well trained, responsive performance horse/pony. Riders must be dressed in suitable Western attire. Entries are eliminated, one at a time at the discretion of the judge as commands are not executed correctly. At no time are ring stewards allowed to partake in the judging or placings of the class. The command to stop from the lope or hand gallop can be given only once in each direction. At no time is the horse/pony to be judged individually or one at a time to decide the class. 1 st place only awarded OPEN COMMAND CLASS over 14.2h 1st prize $ OPEN COMMAND CLASS 14.2h & under 1st prize $100.00

11 The 117 th Annual IPE Prize Book 54 Welcome to Armstrong s Interior Provincial Exhibition 100% locally owned and operated in store bakery full service deli locally grown produce large selection fresh meat COUNTRY COURT SHOPPING CENTRE ARMSTRONG ~ PHONE SHUSWAP PARK MALL ASKEW S CENTRE DOWNTOWN, SALMON ARM SICAMOUS, B.C. PHONE (250) PHONE(250) UPTOWN, SALMON ARM PHONE (250)

12 The 117 th Annual IPE Prize Book 152. TWO-WAY COMBINATION SR. To be judged as Western Pleasure fi rst Change to English equipment. To be judged as English Pleasure Five minutes allowed for change over. Must change boots. Same rider will be allowed one groom, suitably attired. Must remain in line until 5 - minute whistle. No wheelbarrows allowed TWO-WAY COMBINATION JR. To be judged as Western Pleasure fi rst. Change to English equipment. To be judged as English Pleasure. Five minutes allowed for change over. Must change boots. Same rider will be allowed one groom, suitably attired. Must remain in line until 5 minute whistle. No wheelbarrows allowed. DRESSAGE SEAT EQUITATION: Article F204 Class Routine (not to Jump) Class to enter ring, class will proceed at least once around the ring at each gait walk, trot and canter and on command, reverse and repeat. They shall then line up on command and execute individual tests at the judge s discretion IPE OPEN DRESSAGE SEAT EQUITATION NO PRIZE MONEY RIBBONS ONLY EQUITATION ENGLISH HUNTER SEAT The class will proceed at least once around the ring at each gate - walk, trot, sitting trot and canter, and on command, reverse and repeat. They shall then line up on command and execute individual tests at the judge s discretion. The judge may ask questions concerning horsemanship, anatomy of the horse, tack, stable management and any others. Not to JUMP. Entry fee: $16.05 NO PRIZE MONEY RIBBONS ONLY 155. EQUITATION ENGLISH HUNTER SEAT: JUNIOR 156. EQUITATION ENGLISH HUNTER SEAT: YOUTH 157. EQUITATION ENGLISH HUNTER SEAT SR. over 15.3h 158. EQUITATION ENGLISH HUNTER SEAT SR 15.3h & under ENGLISH PLEASURE: Open to any breed of Horse/ Pony. To be shown at a walk, trot and canter both ways of the ring on a reasonably light contact; to be judged on manners, performance, quality and conformation ENGLISH PLEASURE JR. HORSE/PONY (5 years and under) 160. ENGLISH PLEASURE SR. LADIES TO RIDE (Stallions and Geldings) 161. ENGLISH PLEASURE SR. LADIES TO RIDE (Mares) SATURDAY 7PM AGRIPLEX 162. HOOF AND WOOF: LIGHT HORSES (No entry fee for this class.) Must have Shown in one other jumper of hunter over fences class. See pg S. $ REINING STAKE Open. Pattern #10 Must have shown in one other reining class 1 st $200, 2 nd $150, 3 rd $125, 4 th $100, 5 th $75 6 th $50 164S. $ WESTERN PLEASURE STAKE: JUNIOR & YOUTH Must have shown in one other Western Pleasure Class. 165S. $ ENGLISH PLEASURE STAKE SR.15.3h and under Must have shown in one other English Pleasure Class. 166S. $ ENGLISH PLEASURE STAKE SR. over 15.3h Must have shown in one other English Pleasure Class. 55

13 The 117 th Annual IPE Prize Book SUNDAY 8:00AM RING #2 OPEN GATE FROM 7:30-9:30 FOR CLASSES order of go will be posted Saturday HANDY/ TRAIL HORSE/PONY: The Handy/Trail Horse Class is the performance of a safe, sensible, wellmannered horse over a course of obstacles. This class will be judged on the performance of the horse over the obstacles, with emphasis on manners, response to the ride and attitude. May be ridden English or Western. Order of go to be posted HANDY/TRAIL HORSE Youth 168. HANDY/TRAIL HORSE Junior 169. HANDY/TRAIL HORSE Senior SUNDAY 9:30AM RING #1 170S. $ MINIATURE HORSE PLEASURE DRIVING STAKE Must have shown in one other pleasure driving class. 171S. $500 AOB PLEASURE DRIVING STAKE over 14.2h Must have shown in one other pleasure driving class 172S. $ AOB PLEASURE DRIVING STAKE 14.2h & under Must have shown in one other pleasure driving class 173. REINSMANSHIP MINIATURE HORSE DRIVING 174. REINSMANSHIP DRIVING 14.2h & under 175. REINSMANSHIP DRIVING 14.2h & over SUNDAY 11:00AM RING #2 OPEN GATE 11:00 am For Classes 175S, 176S, 177S GAMBLERS CHOICE STAKE: To be driven over a timed course of unnumbered obstacles each carrying a specifi c point value. Point value of obstacles will be posted. Must have been entered, shown and judged in the Obstacle Driving Class.) Must wear a helmet. 176S. $ OBSTACLE DRIVING MINIATURE (Single) (Gamblers Choice Stake Class) 177S. $ OBSTACLE DRIVING 14.2h & under (Single) (Gamblers Choice Stake Class) 178S. $ OBSTACLE DRIVING over 14.2h (Single) (Gamblers Choice Stake Class) 56 MINIATURE HORSE HUNTER CLASSES 1 st $50, 2 nd $45, 3 rd $40, 4 th $35, 5 th $30, 6 th $ YOUTH HUNTER 12 & under, horse 34 and under 180. YOUTH HUNTER 13-18, over 34 to ADULT HUNTER 34 and under 182. ADULT HUNTER OVER 34 to MINIATURE HORSE SIX BAR: Limited to first 10 horses entered SUNDAY RING #2 12:30PM 184. WALK, TROT, PLEASURE (8 Years and Under) To be shown at a walk and trot or jog both ways of the ring. Rider, not eligible for any other class in the show Not to canter or lope. 1 st $50, 2 nd $45, 3 rd $40, 4 th $35, 5 th $30, 6 th $ LEAD LINE CLASS (6 years and under) To be shown at a walk and trot both ways in the ring. Rider not eligible for any other class in the show. Handler must be 18 or older. 1 st $50, 2 nd $45, 3 rd $40, 4 th $35, 5 th $30, 6 th $ SELECT CLASSIC RIDING CLASS OVER 15.2H Open to riders 39 and older. To be judged as a pleasure class. Non restricted as to tack and attire. 1 st $50, 2 nd $45, 3 rd $40, 4 th $35, 5 th $30, 6 th $25

14 The 117 th Annual IPE Prize Book 157. SELECT CLASSIC RIDING CLASS 15.2H & UNDER Open to riders 39 and older. To be judged as a pleasure class. Non restricted as to tack and attire. 1 st $50, 2 nd $45, 3 rd $40, 4 th $35, 5 th $30, 6 th $ IPE OPEN COSTUME CLASS (NOVELTY) If using any unsafe costumes you will be asked to leave the ring IPE OPEN COSTUME CLASS MINIATURE HORSE (NOVELTY) if using any unsafe costumes you will be asked to leave the ring Sponsored in part by: Okanagan Miniature Horse Club 1 st $50, 2 nd $45, 3 rd $40, 4 th $35, 5 th $30, 6 th $ RANCH HORSE PLEASURE: See Class # 144 Pg 53 AQHA Handbook PATTERN #TBA pattern to be posted: GYMKANA GAMES STAKE RACE: The correct pattern shall be: run across the center timing line, turning left or right around the stake at the end, return through the center, turn the opposite way around the other stake, then sprint back through the center, shutting off the time. Failure to follow course, or knocking down a stake or course marker shall cause a contestant to be eliminated Loss of hat will result in a $2.00 fi ne. Deliberate discard of hat may incur elimination STAKE RACE: JUNIOR 192. STAKE RACE: YOUTH 193. STAKE RACE: SENIOR Haystack says: Stop by the poultry barn and Listen to the Rooster crowing contest POLE BENDING: The course may be run starting to the left or right of the pattern, following the line of travel indicated on the pattern. Failure to follow the correct course shall cause a contestant to be disqualifi ed. A 5 - second penalty for each pole knocked down. Loss of hat will result in a $2.00 fi ne. Deliberate discard of hat may incur elimination POLE BENDING: JUNIOR 195. POLE BENDING: YOUTH 196. POLE BENDING: SENIOR FLAG RACE: The correct pattern shall be: to run across the timing line to the fi rst barrel, passing either to the right or left of it, picking up the fl ag stick, run to the second barrel, turning around it either to the left or right, then sprint to the timing line, returning the fl ag stick to the open ended barrel while passing. The competitor may follow a fi gure - 8 pattern, or not. Failure to follow the course, knocking over a barrel, or failing to return the fl ag to the open barrel, shall cause a contestant to be eliminated. Loss of hat will result in a $2.00 fi ne. Deliberate discard of hat may incur elimination. 1 st $50, 2 nd $45, 3 rd $40, 4 th $35, 5 th $30, 6 th $ FLAG RACE: JUNIOR 198. FLAG RACE: YOUTH 199. FLAG RACE: SENIOR BARREL RACING: Knocking over a barrel carries a 5 second penalty. Failure to follow course shall cause disqualifi cation. A contestant may touch the barrel with his/her hands in barrel racing. Loss of hat will result in a $2.00 fi ne. Deliberate discard of hat may incur elimination BARREL RACE: JUNIOR 201. BARREL RACE: YOUTH 202. BARREL RACE: SENIOR KEYHOLE: The rider must turn the horse/pony around in the circle. The rider is not permitted to walk the horse/pony into or out of the circle. The horse is not permitted to touch or cross over the line when completing the keyhole. Failure to follow course or to step on or out of the circle line will result in elimination. Horse/ponies that completes the prescribed course in the fastest time wins KEYHOLE: JUNIOR 204. KEYHOLE: YOUTH 205. KEYHOLE: SENIOR 57