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Equitrial

Something Different:

Sunday, April 27, 2008
Hosted by North Fork School of Equitation

ANRC National Judge - Jill Randles

An equitrial is an equitation based competition cosisting of 2 phases: a Program Ride and a Jumping Course. It is judged on Hunt Seat Equitiation and hunter performance, emphasizing a cooperative effort between horse and rider. Rides will be evaluated on position, control and performance based on criteria for each level. For more information see: www.anrc.org

DIVISIONS:

Level A Will consist of Walk, Trot, Canter Program Ride. Jumps not to exceed 2'. This is NOT part of the ANRC Rating System.
Level #1 Program Ride, ANRC Level #1. Jumps not to exceed 2'6".
Level #2 Program Ride, ANRC Level #2. Jumps not to exceed 2'9".

All rides are posted on the links above. Level 1 & 2 rides are also posted on the ANRC website.

Membership in the ANRC is NOT required, however, riders in Level 1 and 2 who attain a score of 70% or higher in each phase MAY elect to have the results registered with the American Nationsl Riding Commission, Inc. (ANRC). This enables the rider to begin the process of rider certification in forward seat riding, for those interested in the system and what it has to offer. For details see the ANRC website: www.anrc.org

 

Total Fee of the Equitrial is $45.00
$5.00 of which goes to the ANRC

Send one entry form per horse and rider, with a current negative
Coggins and check made payable to NFSE to:

North Fork School of Equitation
3616-B Lander Road
Jefferson, MD 21755
Phone (301) 834-9744

Riding order will be available on Tuesday, April 22, 2008 on the NFSE website, or by phone at
(301)834-9744, leave a message.

Entries are limited. Closing date for all entries: April 19, 2008

RULES and CONDITIONS

Ribbons will be awarded, 1-6 in the Program Ride and Overall.
Partial refund or credit if the Equitrial is cancelled.
Food is not available. Water and drinks are available.
Same horse and rider must perform both phases of competition.
All rides may be called; however, you must provide your own caller.
Rules of competition are outlined on the ANRC website: www.anrc.org
Decisions of judge and show committee are final.
Schooling in ring, if time permits.
Proper hard hats required at all times in the ring and schooling areas.
All tack must be hunter-ring appropriate.
All entries must be legible.
Please call with any questions!

 
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