MINIATURE HORSE PRIZE BOOK

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3 Schedule of Events Tuesday, July 19 12:00 Noon - 6:00 pm Arrival of Dairy Goats Wednesday, July 20 8:30 am Dairy Goat Show - Stockmens Pavilion 10:00 am - 8:00 pm Arrival of Beef Cattle into tie outs 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm Dairy Goats Move Out 7:30 pm - 10:00 pm Arrival of Boer Goats Thursday, July 21 8:00 am Arrival of Boer Goats 10:00 am - 10:00 pm Arrival of Beef Cattle 11:00 am - 7:00 pm Stock Dog Trials UFA Agricentre 12:00 Noon The Alberta Goat Classic Show - Stockmens Pavilion 6:00 pm Goats Move Out 6:00 pm - 10:00 pm Arrival of Miniature Donkey Friday, July 22 7:00 am Arrival of Beef Cattle, Beef Cattle Weigh In (Optional) - UFA Agricentre 7:00 am Miniature Donkeys Move In 9:00 am National Shorthorn Junior Beef Show UFA Agricentre 10:00 am Miniature Donkey Show - Stockmens Pavilion 12:00 Noon Canadian Heritage Breed Junior Show - Stockmens Pavilion 1:00 pm Maine Anjou Show - UFA Agricentre 4:00 pm Mixed Breed Beef Show - UFA Agricentre 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm Shorthorn Junior Social 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm Arrival of Miniature Horses 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm Arrival of Rabbits Saturday, July 23 7:00 am Arrival of Miniature Horses 8:00 am Livestock Exhibitor Pancake Breakfast - UFA Agricentre 9.30 am Miniature Donkey Show - Sand Ring 9:30 am Miniature Horse Show - Stockmens Pavilion 12:00 Noon Shorthorn Show - UFA Agricentre 12:00 Noon Maine Anjou Junior Show - UFA Agricentre 12:00 Noon Canadian Heritage Breed Open Show - Stockmens Pavilion 1:00 pm Canadian Rabbit Hopping Show - Stockmens Pavilion 2:00 pm - 6:00 pm Maine Anjou Junior Social & AGM 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm Beef Show 125 Celebration UFA Agricentre 4:00 pm Canadian National Texas Longhorn Show - UFA Agricentre 7:30 pm Mini Horse Social Sunday, July 24 9:30 am Miniature Horse Show - Sand Ring 11:00 am Beef Supreme Show - UFA Agricentre 12:00 Noon Miniature Donkey Junior Show - Stockmens Pavilion 12:00 Noon All Breeds Junior Beef Show - UFA Agricentre 1:00 pm Canadian Rabbit Hopping Show - Stockmens Pavilion 2:00 pm Jackpot - Yearling Heifer & Jackpot - Yearling Bull Show - UFA Agricentre 3:00 pm Jackpot - Heifer Calf & Jackpot - Bull Calf Show - UFA Agricentre 5:00 pm Miniature Donkey Move Out 5:00 pm Beef Cattle, Rabbits & Miniature Horses Move Out 3

4 Westerner Park Miniature Horse Show Move In - no early arrivals Friday, July 22: 7:00 pm 10:00 pm Show Time Two shows run simultaneously in the Stockmens Pavilion. Saturday, July 23: Halter Classes starting at 9:30 am in the Stockmens Pavilion. Sunday, July 24: Performance Classes starting at 9:30 am in the Sand Ring. Entry Fee Entry Fee: $25.00 Late Entries: $35.00 (late entries will not appear in program) Office Charge: $10.00 per horse (includes AMHA fee of $6.00USD/horse) Costume Class is free to enter but must be indicated on entry form. All Cheques made payable to Westerner Park. All Entries mailed to: Westerner Park 4847A 19th Street Red Deer, AB T4R 2N7 Fax: A photocopy of both sides of registration papers and proof of ownership must accompany entry form. Only one owner per entry form. A photocopy of Youth and or Amateur Cards must be included with entries. Ribbons given to 6th place. Each horse entered must provide proof of vaccination for Equine Influenza & Equine Viral Rhinopneumonitis. Entries Close June 30, 2016 Show Manager Nancy Paish npaish@westernerpark.ca Show Secretary Bryson Hunter Ring Steward Sarah Hunter Judges Rob Carter, Auburn, WA Karlyn Kanewischer, Stirling, AB Measuring Friday, July 22nd, 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm Saturday, July 23rd, 8:00 am - 9:00 am 4

5 Parking & Gate Pass Information Livestock Parking & Gate Passes Each exhibitor will be given one weekly admission and parking pass for entry into the show. Extra admission and parking passes must be purchased by the exhibitor. Passes are available for pick up with your Exhibitor package at the South East Livestock Gate. Livestock passes will not be available at the main or west gates. Extras must be purchased at the time of entry or at the Livestock gate. Livestock Admission & Parking Prices Weekly Livestock Parking Pass - $30.00 Weekly Livestock Admission Pass - $30.00 Daily Parking - $8.00 Daily Admission - $8.00 Parking - General, Stock Trailer & RV For all camping inquiries, please contact the Westerner Campground at There will be no camping permitted at the Agricentre. Space is limited, reservations are strongly recommended. Loading and unloading of livestock will be allowed in front of the buildings where stalls are located but vehicles must be removed immediately after the last animal is taken off the vehicle. Please check with the Livestock Office for hours to load and unload feed supplies. Stock Trailers will be parked offsite, in an area yet to be determined, watch for signs. Exhibitor s vehicles are only allowed in designated, Exhibitor Parking area. Guests must park in general parking areas. Each Exhibitor or Breeding unit will be given one parking pass for a small truck, SUV or car. Hay or Straw will NOT be available for purchase. Livestock Show Office is located at the East end of the Stockmens Pavilion. Office hours will be as follows: 8:00 am to 8:00 pm daily. Concessions & Midway - open at 12:00 Noon daily Stockmens Concession - open at 9:00 am daily 5

6 Entry Rules Entries Entry Fee: Please see individual classification. ENTRY CLOSING DATES: June 30, 2016 A grade animal is not eligible for registration. All purebred animals must be properly tattooed for identification. The certificate of registration must also accompany them upon arrival. All entries must be completed on Westerner Park Entry Forms. Entry forms not completed properly will be returned. Entries not accompanied by entry fees will not be entered into their show. NO REFUNDS ON ENTRIES UNLESS PROOF OF VETERINARY CERTIFICATE. The entry fee must, in all cases, be forwarded with the entry. No entry will be accepted unless this is done. Fees should be forwarded by money order, accepted bank cheque or credit card, at the risk of the exhibitor. ALL CHEQUES MUST BE PAYABLE IN CANADIAN FUNDS; made payable to the Westerner Park. POST ENTRIES will only be accepted on horses that are entered by the entry deadline. Horses not entered with the original entry form will NOT BE ALLOWED TO SHOW. Post entries must be made an hour before the desired class at a fee of $35 a class. Great care should be taken to make entry in its proper class. Any Exhibitor, shall, if required by the Directors, make a statutory declaration that the exhibits made by them are shown in accordance with the Rules and Regulations of the Westerner Exposition Association. In case any exhibitor refuses to make such declaration on being requested, all premiums awarded to them shall be forfeited. In all cases, the Westerner Exposition Association and/or the Show Committee reserves the right to reject entirely or accept conditionally, any entry or application. Any exhibitor making an entry, by so doing, agrees to the Rules and Regulations printed herein. In making entries, the owner s or duly authorized agent s name and address in full, the name of the animal, its age, sex and tattoo must be given. These are imperative. Names of sire and dam may also be requested. No animal exhibited shall have about it any prize colors or cards until the awards have been made in their respective classes. The presentation of any animal may be ordered by the Directors in charge for review at any time during The Exposition. Any such exhibitor or attendant refusing or neglecting to bring such animals out as directed shall forfeit their entry and any premiums which may have been awarded to them. All stalls must be cleaned out by 8:00 am daily so that refuse can be taken away before arrival of visitors. Inside manure bins will be emptied at 8:00 am and 7:00 pm. Aisle way should be left clear for forklift work. Please note: In order to make move in and out as stress free as possible, please adhere to times given for moving in and out, and once you have unloaded your animals, please move your trailers and vehicle to the designated parking areas, to allow other exhibitors to load and unload their animals. 6

7 Rules and Regulations The Westerner Exposition Association reserves the right to describe the dimensions and regulate the position of all signs and generally to direct the arrangement of articles on exhibition as far as may seem necessary to secure harmony and an attractive appearance. Exhibitors will not be allowed to distribute about the grounds or buildings, handbills or other advertisements. The Exhibitor may distribute these only from the area or booth they occupy. On the discovery of fraud, deception, or dishonest practice, either in the preparation, ownership, or of any representation concerning the exhibits, which may have been intended to affect, or affected the decision of the judges, Westerner Exposition Association has the power to withhold the award and may prohibit any such party or parties from exhibiting in any cases for one or more years and may also publish the names of such person, if deemed Expedient. Exhibitors of animals, machinery in motion, and other exhibits liable to cause accidents, injury or damage to persons coming into contact therewith, shall indemnify the Westerner Exposition Association from and against all claims and demands, costs, charges and expenses which may incur, suffer, or be put to, by reasons of accident, or of any person being injured or suffering damage through, or by reasons of such exhibit not being properly guarded, or the public not being properly protected from the same. The Westerner Exposition Association will no be responsible for any injury to person or property of anyone, not withstanding that the injury may incur on the property used by the Association during the Exhibition, whether or not such injury shall have been caused by negligence of the Association. General Rules & Regulations American exhibitors please note: Entry fees must be payable in Canadian funds. Money orders would be preferred. Measurements will be taken prior to the start of the show. Measuring time: 7:30 pm to 9:00 pm, Friday July 22nd and 8:00 am to 9:00 am, Saturday, July 23, All exhibitors will abide strictly to the 2015 Official AMHA rule book. Show is sanctioned by the AMHA. Only horses registered with AMHA will be eligible to show. Copies of all registration papers (including foals) must accompany entry forms. Both sides of the registrations papers must be sent with entry forms. Horses may be shown if the exhibitor furnishes proof that the registration application has been received in the AMHA office with all requirements met prior to the show. Show Manager shall accept as proof only a signed statement from the AMHA office or oral verification from the AMHA office to the show chairman that the horse can be shown. Gelded status must be reflected on registration certificate for horse to be shown in any AMHA class. Stallions 3 years and over must have a completed Certificate of Veterinary Inspection of Stallion. Horses will not be released until after 5:00 pm, Sunday July 24, following the show. 7

8 Rules and Regulations Delivery of Stock at Grounds Any animal or property whilst on the premises used by the Westerner Exposition Association, whether on such premises for exhibition, or competition purpose, shall be on such premises entirely at the risk of the owner thereof. The Westerner Exposition Association will not be liable for damages which may be claimed by reason of any accident or injury to such animal, or in any other way whatsoever. Dead animals will be removed from the grounds immediately at owner s expense. Doctoring of Animals All animals doctored or in any way artificially or improperly or unfairly prepared or tampered with before entering into the show ring, will be disqualified. Graffiti will not be allowed. Protests Any Exhibitors lodging a protest must make it in writing and it must be delivered to the Agricultural Events Coordinator or the Livestock Assistant by 7:30 pm on the day in which the class was shown. It must plainly state the cause of the complaint or appeal, and must be accompanied by a deposit of $100, which sum will be forfeited to the Westerner Exposition Association if the said protest is not sustained. Judges and Judging Exhibitors should ascertain from the Directors in charge of the several departments at what hour judging would take place, therefore, no complaints or appeals based on the statement that the judges overlooked exhibitors will be considered by the Board. Exhibitors must see that their exhibits are on hand when required. No person shall be permitted in the Livestock Show rings during the time of judging, except Show Personnel and persons in charge of animals. Any person who attempts to interfere with or influence the Judges while in the discharge of their duties, or who, on the consequences of awards made by them, shall forfeit their right to all premiums to which they might otherwise be entitled. They shall be excluded from exhibiting for the next year. Judges are particularly requested to report any breach of this rule. Judges, in making the awards, are to confine themselves strictly to the classes in the Prize List. Delivery of Articles at Grounds Exhibitors arriving with their livestock will register at the Livestock Show Office. Though the Westerner Exposition Association will take every reasonable precaution to ensure the safety of articles sent to the Association, they wish it distinctly understood that the owners themselves must take the risk of exhibiting them. Should any articles be damaged, lost or stolen, the Westerner Exposition Association will not make any payment for value thereof. Where space has been awarded to any Exhibitor, Westerner Exposition Association reserves the right, in case the Exhibitor shall fail to make or maintain a credible display, to declare the space allotted to them or any portion thereof forfeited. Exhibitors must arrange their exhibits in as attractive a manner as possible, and fill the space allotted to them. 8

9 Rules and Regulations Applications for Youth membership and Amateur cards will be available at the show office. Judges Evaluation Forms will be available from the Show Office. Height Weanlings must not exceed 30 ; Yearlings must not exceed 32 ; Two Year olds must not exceed 33 ; no Miniature to exceed 34. Amateur Requirements All amateurs will be required to submit a photocopy of their current amateur card with their entry, and indicate their amateur number on the entry form. Youth Requirements All Youth will be required to submit a photocopy of their youth card with their entry, and indicate their youth number on their entry form. Youth cards may be applied for at the show. 9

10 Showmanship Class # Class Name 101. Amateur Showmanship 102. Adult Showmanship 103. Youth Showmanship - 7 years and under 104. Youth Showmanship - 8 to 12 years 105. Youth Showmanship - 13 to 18 years Miniature Horse Classes Shows #1 and #2 Saturday, July 23, :30 am Start Time Novice Classes (open to handlers who have not won a first place ribbon in AMHA Halter Classes) 106. Novice Halter Mare (any age)* 107. Novice Halter Stallion or Gelding (any age)* Halter Classes 108. Amateur Exhibiting Mare (any age) 109. AOTE Mare 110. Weaning Mares - up to and including Yearling Mares - 28 and under 112. Yearling Mares - over 28 up to and including Yearling Mares - over 30 up to and including Two Year Old Mares - 29 and under 115. Two Year Old Mares - over 29 up to and including Two Year Old Mares - over 31 to exactly Grand Champion Junior Mare Reserve Grand Champion Junior Mare (Includes Classes ) 118. YOTE Mare 119. Youth Exhibiting Mare - 13 to 18 years (Mare any age) 120. Youth Exhibiting Mare - 12 years and under (Mare any age) 121. Senior Mare - 28 and under 122. Senior Mare - over 28 up to and including Senior Mare - over 30 up to and including Senior Mare - over 32 up to and including Grand Champion Senior Mare Reserve Champion Senior Male (Includes Classes ) 126. Multi Colour Mare (Pintos & Appaloosa) 127. Solid Colour Mare (all other colours) 128. Youth Costume 129. Open Halter Obstacle 130. Amateur Halter Obstacle 131. Youth Halter Obstacle *Non-pointed AMHA classes 10

11 Miniature Horse Classes Shows #1 and #2 Saturday July 23, 2016 Page 2 Class # Class Name 132. Amateur Exhibiting Gelding (Gelding any age) 133. AOTE Geldings 134. Weanling 30 and under & Yearling Gelding 32 and under - confirm 1 class 135. Two Year Old Gelding - 33 and under 136. Adult Special Needs Halter with Mare 137. Adult Special Needs Halter with Gelding or Stallion 138. Youth Special Needs Halter with Mare or Gelding 139. Grand Champion Junior Gelding Reserve Champion Junior Gelding (Includes Classes ) 140. YOTE Gelding 141. Youth Exhibiting Gelding - 13 to 18 years (Gelding any age) 142. Youth Exhibiting Gelding - 12 years and under (Gelding any age) 143. Senior Gelding - 30 and under 144. Senior Gelding - over 30 to exactly Senior Gelding - over 32 to exactly Grand Champion Senior Gelding Reserve Champion Senior Gelding (Includes Classes ) 147. Amateur Exhibiting Stallion (Stallion any age) 148 AOTE Stallion 149. Multi Colour Stallion and Gelding (Pinto and Appaloosa) 150. Solid Colour Stallion and Gelding (all other colours) 151. Weanling Stallion 152. Yearling Stallion - 28 and under 153. Yearling Stallion - over 28 up to and including Yearling Stallion - over 30 up to and including Two Year Old Stallion - 29 and under 156. Two Year Old Stallion - over 29 up to and including Two Year Old Stallion - over 31 up to and including Grand Champion Junior Stallion Reserve Champion Junior Stallion (Includes Classes ) 159. Senior Stallion - 28 and under 160. Senior Stallion - over 28 to exactly Senior Stallion - over 30 to exactly Senior Stallion - over 32 to exactly Grand Champion Senior Stallion Reserve Champion Senior Stallion (Includes Classes ) Supreme Halter Champions (Grand Champion Jr. and Sr. Mares, Geldings and Stallions) 11

12 Class # Class Name 164. Open Jumper 165. Amateur Jumper 166. Youth Jumper 167. Open Hunter 168. Amateur Hunter 169. Youth Hunter 20 Minute Warm-Up 170. Amateur Roadster 171. AOTE Roadster 172. Youth Roadster 173. Open Roadster 174. Grand Champion Roadster Reserve Champion Roadster 175. Open Multiple Hitch 176 Amateur Driving Obstacle 177. Open Driving Obstacle 178. Youth Driving Obstacle 179. Versatility 180. Amateur Single Pleasure Driving 181. AOTE Single Pleasure Driving 182. Single Pleasure Driving - 32 and under 183. Single Pleasure Driving - over 32 to Youth Single Pleasure Driving 185. Single Pleasure Driving Stallions 186. Single Pleasure Driving Geldings 187. Single Pleasure Driving Mares 188. Grand Champion Single Pleasure Driving Reserve Champion Single Pleasure Driving 189. Youth Pleasure Driving - 7 and under 190. Amateur Country Pleasure Driving 191. AOTE Country Pleasure Driving 192. Country Pleasure Driving - 32 and under 193. Country Pleasure Driving - over 32 to Youth Country Pleasure Driving 195. Country Pleasure Driving Stallions 196. Country Pleasure Driving Geldings 197. Country Pleasure Driving Mares 198. Grand Champion Country Pleasure Driving Reserve Champion Country Pleasure Driving Miniature Horse Classes Shows #1 and #2 Saturday July 23, :30 am Start Time 12

13 Miniature Horse Classes Shows #1 and #2 Saturday July 23, 2016 Page 2 Class # Class Name 199. Amateur Classic Pleasure Driving 200. AOTE Classic Pleasure Driving 201. Classic Pleasure Driving - 32 and under 202. Classic Pleasure Driving - over 32 to Youth Classic Pleasure Driving 204. Classic Pleasure Driving Stallions 205. Classic Pleasure Driving Geldings 206. Classic Pleasure Driving Mares 207. Grand Champion Pleasure Classic Driving Reserve Champion Classic Pleasure Driving 208. Judges Choice *Open to any horse shown in a halter or performance class - NO ENTRY FEE (Except the Supreme Halter Horses) 209 High Point Performance Horse *Highest total points for all performance classes. 13

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15 Accommodations Reservations: