Show InformationLocation:Big Sky Farm, 390 Tremont Place, Southern Pines, NC 28387

Pleasure Show Judge:Kail Palmer - Miller

Show Chairs/Organizers: Leslie Griewe Maureen Grippa

Show Secretaries:Sarah Crevar Thomas

P.O. Box 697Southern Pines, NC, 28388griewele@embarqmail.com(910) 692-6494 | cell (919) 215-3562

245 Blue Valley Rd.Vass, NC, 28394mgrippa1@gmail.com(910) 916-4938

6300 Ashemont, Aberdeen, NC, 28315sncrevar@gmail.com(919) 414-4492

Announcer:David Frump

Ring Master:Thomas Doonan & Lysa Holbrook

Vet on Call:Southern Pines Equine

Technical Delegate:Deborah Bevan

Show Info & Prize List available on:carolinapony.commoorecountydrivingclub.net

Emergency Personnel:911 | the show ground is less than 10 minutes from an emergency hospital

Rules Committee for Welsh show:Deborah Branson | Dede Bushneck | Patsy Hester

Awards & Prize InformationAwards High Score Friesian

High Point MorganHigh Point Small PonyHigh Point Miniature HorseHigh Point Welsh in non-Welsh classesHigh Score Mountain and Moorland

Cash Prizes(for winning

$100 Gentlemen to Drive$100 Ladies to Drive

Carriage Classic in the PinesMay 2 & 3, 2020SHOW STARTS PROMPTLY AT 8:00 AMWPCSA Bronze Sanctioning 2020 Applied ForADS Sanctioned

Exhibitor) $100 Carriage Dog Class$100 Picnic Class$50 Egg Race Class$50 Balls in the Barrels Class(Drawing will determine winner in tied results)

Entry Fee Information

ADS Entry Fee Information – USE ONLINE ENTRY FORM LINK

https://americandrivingsociety.org/Portals/ADS/1_11_2017_ADS_PD_Entry%20Form_Fillable%20%283%29.pdf

Pre-Entries Post- Entries

Close Date: 04/28/20 (Tue before show) Show Day (starting after pre-entry close)

ADS Per Class Fee: $25/class $20 admin fee (on top of entry total)

ADS Adult Division Fee:working, turnout, reinsmanship, gamblers choice, pleasure drive

$100/horse/pony & exhibitor combo per Division

$20 admin fee (on top of entry total)

ADS Junior Division Fee:working, turnout, reinsmanship, gamblers choice, pleasure drive

$75/horse/pony & exhibitor combo per Division

$20 admin fee (on top of entry total)

ADS Competition Fee: $5/exhibitor $5/exhibitor

ADS Non-Member Competition Fee: $30/exhibitor $30/exhibitor

Stalls: $50/night $50/nightStall Cleaning Deposit:Separate Check – returned if stall is cleaned prior to departure

$50/stall $50/stall

Day Parking: $25/day $25/day

Shavings: $8/bag **Must preorder by pre-entry close date

Kentucky Derby Party Fee: $35/person $35/person

Refund Info: NO REFUND ON ENTRIES WITHOUT A VET CERTIFICATE prior to Show Date

ADS Entry InformationPayment: Full Payment received by Show start date (or open check)

Entry Form: Must be completed in full & signed using Form on ADS Website for ADS Pleasure shows

Coggins/Vaccination: All horses/ponies showing must provide a valid Coggins for current year and proof of Equine Influenza Virus and Equine Herpes Virus (Rhinopneumonitis) vaccinations within the six months prior to entering the competition venue.

Entry Fee Information

WPCSA Entry Fee InformationPre-Entries Post- Entries

Close Date: 05/01/20 (Friday before show) Show Day (starting after pre-entry close)

WPCSA Per Class Fee: $25/class $20 admin fee (on top of entry total)

WPCSA All Day Fee: $70/horse/pony & exhibitor combo $20 admin fee (on top of entry total)

WPCSA Recording Fee: $5/pony $5/pony

WPCSA Non-Member Fee: $5/owner $5/owner

WPCSA Non-Member Measure Fee: $5/pony $5/pony

Stalls: $50/night $50/night

Stall Cleaning Deposit:Separate Check – returned if stall is cleaned prior to departure

$50/stall $50/stall

Day Parking: $25/day $25/day

Shavings**: $8/bag **Must preorder by pre-entry close date

Kentucky Derby Party Fee: $35/person $35/person

Refund Info: NO REFUND ON ENTRIES WITHOUT A VET CERTIFICATE prior to Show Date

WPCSA Entry Information

Payment: Full Payment received by Show start date

Entry Form: Must be completed in full & signed

Registration Papers:

All horses/ponies showing in WPCSA classes must have a legible copy of Welsh Certificate of Registration on file with secretary

Coggins: All horses/ponies showing must have a valid Coggins on file with secretary

Measurement: All horses/ponies must have a measurement card on file with secretary or be measured at showMeasurement of ponies/cobs without a card will be announced or can be done by appointment

General Information and Rules

ADS General Information & Rules1. The Moore County Driving Club, the show committee, and the owners of the property known as Big Sky Farm will

not be responsible for any claim resulting from injury or injuries to any person, equine, or loss or damage to property incurred on the show grounds. All persons riding on any vehicle MUST sign an A.D.S waiver and Big Sky Farm waiver. Competitors in violation are subject to disqualification from the show.

2. Any dog that is not restrained by a leash will be confined by the Show Officials and a $75.00 retrieval fee will be assessed.

3. The combined driving hazards/obstacles located on the facility are OFF LIMITS TO EVERYONE. If any horse/pony is seen/caught by management or show officials within a hazard/obstacle all persons associated with that horse/pony will be ELIMINATED from show and told to leave grounds immediately.

4. Late entries might not be listed in the program.a. An ENTRY is defined as a combination of horse(s) or ponies(s), vehicle and driver, which has been

assigned a specific entry number. Any change in this combination will be considered as a new entry.b. All checks and payments are to be made payable to: Moore County Driving Club.c. The American Driving Society Disclaimer (provided in Prize List Online) must be signed by every

competitor/participant including the driver and each person who rides with a driver on a carriage not only during the actual competition but including any time from arrival at the competition to departure. See Show Secretary for additional copies.

d. Every participant in the Carriage Classic in the Pines is responsible for having knowledge of, and is subject to, the current ADS. Rulebook (2020).

e. The show committee reserves the right to decline any entry and to return any fee before or during the competition without being liable for compensation.

f. The show committee reserves the right to combine, divide, or cancel classes at its own discretion.g. The entry fee will be refunded if a class is canceled.

5. Awards and Championships

a. Points will be awarded as follows 1st place-6 points, 2nd place-5 points, 3rd place-4 points, 4th place-3

points, 5th place-2 points, 6th place-1 point.b. In classes with fewer than (6) entries, all placing points will be adjusted for the size of the class; 5 entries:

1st place-5 points, 2nd place-4 points, 3rd place-3 points and so on; 4 entries: 1st place-4 points, 2nd

place-3 points, 3rd place-2 points; 3 entries; 1st place-3 points, 2nd place-2 points and etc.c. To be eligible for Division Championships and Awards, a competitor must enter and be judged in every

class of that division.d. No Championship Points will be awarded for entries in specialty classes.e. If a tie in a championship points is to be decided, the following will be used: the best placing in the

reinsmanship class. A tie for reserve any be decided by a coin flip if all parties agree.f. To be eligible for champion, a competitor must be entered and complete the five classes that

constitute their division.6. Any questions or dispute not covered by these Rules and Regulations will be referred to the Technical

Delegate to be brought to the Judge or Show Manager for a decision.7. The Judge’s decision shall be final.8. Removing the bridle from an animal harnessed to a vehicle or leaving on animal unattended while hitched

anywhere on the show grounds will result in immediate elimination.9. Junior division open to whips 18 years of age or younger as of Jan 1, 2020. 13 years of age or younger to be

accompanied by an adult. Helmets required for all juniors.10. No cantering/galloping will be allowed in any pleasure show class. A break to a canter is defined as four full

strides; six full strides or more is prolonged canter or gallop (ADS article 211). In case of multiple turnout, all horses must break for a penalty to be incurred.

ADS Eligibility

Horse: Equines over 14.2 (58’/ 147 cm) in height will be classified as horse.

Pony: Equines 14.2 hands and under. If pony class is split large and small; small pony not to exceed 12.2 hands (50” / 147cm) large pony are those ponies over 12.2 not to exceed 14.2

VSE: Equines under 9.3 hands (39” / 99 cm).Open: Open to all drivers and horses/ponies.

Junior: Any Whip who is under 19 years old as of January 1, 2020. Helmets required.

Utility: Open to horses and ponies put to a 2 or 4 wheel marathon type vehicle and not suitable for any other division or class. Pneumatic wheels are acceptable in this division

Old Guard Class: Open to whips of 60 years and older.

Novice Horse & Pony: Any turnout of single horse or pony may compete in the Novice division under the following conditions (ADS Article 214.2) – entries are ineligible for Novice classes after winning at least one first place ribbon in each of three ADS-recognized and/or USEF-licensed Carriage Pleasure driving competitions. Will split into horses & ponies if entries warrant

Maiden Only open to drivers who have not won a first place ribbon in an ADS recognized and/or USEF licensed Carriage Pleasure Driving competition

WPCSA General Information & RulesThe judge’s decision is final.

The judge, rules committee or show grounds manager may intercede in any situation that appears unsafe to exhibitors, animals or bystanders to reduce the possibility of accident or injury. Any acts of discourtesy or disobedience to the judge or officials, or the part of the owner, rider or groom shall disqualify the ponies & the owner shall forfeit his/her entry fee & other fees.

All Welsh ponies six years & over, showing in breeding classes & all Welsh, ½ Welsh & Part breds showing in performance classes MUST BE MEASURED or present a valid WPCSA or USEF measurement card. Measuring will be done between 8 & 8:30 AM on show day or by appointment.

Removing the bridle from an animal harnessed to a vehicle or leaving an animal unattended while hitched, anywhere on the show grounds, will result in instant elimination & removal from the show grounds.

Wire Wheeled Vehicles Permitted in all driving classes.

Junior exhibitors must wear approved protective headgear (ASTM/SEI) at all times whenever mounted or in a driven vehicle at all times while on the show ground. Harness must be secured & properly fitted. Any rider violating this rule at any time must immediately be prohibited from further riding/driving until such headgear is properly in place.

Class Specifications

WPCSA CLASS SPECIFICATIONSAll current Class descriptions and specifications can be found at: https://wpcsa.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/2019-WPCSA-Class-Specs.pdf

The WPCSA Rule Book can be found at: https://wpcsa.org/compete/show-rules/

ADS CLASS SPECIFICATIONS2019 American Driving Society Rulebook

Turnout (Ring Class) A Pleasure Driving class in which entries are judged primarily on performance and quality of each turnout. To be show both ways of the arena at a walk, slow trot, working trot, and strong trot. To stand quietly and to rein

back. To be judged: 70% on the condition, fit and appropriateness of harness and vehicle, spares and appointments, neatness and

appropriateness of attire and overall impression. 30% on performance, manners and way of going.

Reinsmanship (Ring Class) A Pleasure Driving class in which entries are judged primarily on the ability and skill of the driver. To be shown both ways of the ring at a walk, slow trot, working trot and strong trot. Drivers shall be required to

rein back. All drivers chosen for a workout may be worked at any gait requested by the judge and may be asked to execute

appropriate tests. The driver should be seated comfortably on the box so as to be relaxed and effective. Either the one or two handed method of driving is acceptable. Common to both methods, the elbows and arms

should be close to the body with an allowing but steady hand enabling a consistent “feel” with the horse’s mouth. Drivers should not be penalized or rewarded for using one general style over another.

To be judged: 75% on handling of reins and whip, control, posture, and overall impression of driver. 25% on the condition of

harness and vehicle and neatness and attire.

Gambler’s Choice Obstacles To be driven over a course of unnumbered obstacles, each carrying a specific point value. Each driver has the same allowed time to negotiate as many obstacles as possible. Each obstacle is assigned a

point value according to its degree of difficulty and each driver tries to amass as high a score as possible within the time allowed.

After passing through the Start markers, the driver may drive through the obstacles, in any order, from any direction. Each obstacle may be driven twice, but not in succession. If driven a third time, no points will be awarded.

No obstacle may be redriven once it has been disturbed. (Exception: obstacles which are designed to be knocked down.)

No points will be awarded for an incorrectly driven obstacle. If the obstacle is incorrectly driven, but not disturbed, it may be attempted again.

If a horse should refuse or run out at an obstacle without disturbing it, the driver may elect not to attempt it and may drive to another obstacle without penalty. The obstacle may be attempted later. If it is correctly driven the appropriate points will be recorded.

A signal will sound at the end of the allowed time and the driver must then exit through the Finish markers

where the total time on the course will be recorded. If the signal sounds when the competitor is committed to an obstacle, the competitor may complete the obstacle

and receive the appropriate points, then proceed through the finish markers for total time to be recorded. Whether or not the competitor was committed to the last obstacle at the signal will be left to the discretion of the judge.

Dislodging a start or finish marker will incur a penalty of 5% of the total points accumulated by the entry. Break to canter will be penalized as follows (incident penalties are cumulative):

• 1st incident = 5% of total points accumulated• 2nd incident = an additional 5% of total points accumulated• 3rd incident = an additional 5% of total points accumulated• 4th incident = elimination

Concours d’ Elegance The essence of the competition is the word “Elegance”. The winner will be the turnout, which, in the opinion of

the judge, presents the most elegant effect. This will include vehicle, harness, appointments, horse(s), driver, passengers, grooms, etc., but above all, general impression is most important. Vehicle and harness may be inspected to ensure thoughtful restoration and careful maintenance. Attention will be paid to the personal appearance of the driver, grooms, and passengers as it contributes to the overall picture. Period costumes are definitely prohibited. Performance will not be judged unless it detracts from the elegance of the turnout.

Will be judged by overall impression throughout the competition.

Carriage Dog ClassJudged primarily on suitability of the dog to serve as a companion (maximum one dog pervehicle). To be judged both ways in the arena at a walk, slow trot and working trot.

The dog should be standing, lying down or seated on the vehicle or should run behind, beside or at the axle of the vehicle.

The dog must be under control at all times. The dog must not be led on the ground from the vehicle or be restrained by being tied to the vehicle, driver or

passenger. The driver should not hold the dog, and the dog should not interfere with the driver in any way. The dog may be of any breed.

To be judged 60% on the suitability of the dog to serve as a companion. 30% on the performance, manners and way of going of the horse(s) 10% on the overall impression of the turnout, including the dog. Entries with a dog clearly not under control may be eliminated.

As a variation, the spectators, in the form of applause, may judge this class. The judge wouldstand behind each entry and raise a hand, asking the spectators to respond. If this method ofjudging is to be used, it must be so stated in the Omnibus.

Ladies Driving Class Entries are judged primarily on the suitability of the turnout for a lady with emphasis on manners. To be shown both ways of the arena at a walk, slow trot, working trot and strong trot. Must rein back without resistance and must stand quietly at any location in the arena.

To be judged: 50% on manners, performance, elegance and suitability of the turnout for a lady. 25% on the skill of the driver. 25% on overall impression.

Gentlemen’s Driving Class Entries are judged primarily of the turnout for a gentleman with emphasis on manners. To be shown both ways of the arena at a walk, slow trot, working trot and strong trot. May show a degree of

boldness but not excessive speed. Must rein back without resistance and must stand quietly at any location in arena.

To be judged: 50% on manners, performance, and suitability of the turnout for a gentleman. 25% on the skill of the driver. 25% on overall impression.

Old Guard Open to all drivers 60 years and over. To be shown both ways of the arena at a walk, slow trot, working trot and strong trot. Must rein back and stand quietly.

To be judged: 50% on Reinsmanship 50% on Performance of Equine

Picnic ClassA picnic appropriate to the turnout and number of participants must be carried on the vehicle.All picnic participants must be on the carriage during the ring section of the class and bepresent in the staging section.

A class in two sections: a performance section and a staging section. Percentages may beadjusted by the Organizer, provided the percentages are published in the Omnibus.

Performance section – 25%o To be judged both ways of the ring at a walk, slow trot and working trot. Not to be asked for a strong

trot. Park gaits (see Article 210.11) may be used if specified in the Omnibus. May be asked to rein back. To stand quietly in the lineup.

o To be judged on performance, manners, overall impression. Staging section – 75%

o At the conclusion of the ring section, competitors will be directed to the staging area to unhitch and set up a picnic. Horses to be taken to the stable area. The picnic will then be judged as part of the class. Staging area may include tables and chairs for use by each turnout.

o To be judged on quality of picnic presentation.

Fault and Out Obstacles A timed course of numbered obstacles to be driven at the trot. The number of obstacles to be proportionate to

the dimensions of the driving area and not to exceed 10 obstacles. After passing through the Start markers, the driver proceeds through each consecutively numbered obstacle, in

order, until the allowed time expires (suggested time, 90 seconds to two minutes), or until an obstacle is dislodged or a disobedience occurs

If all the obstacles are driven cleanly before the allowed time expires, the driver will begin the course again, starting with obstacle #1, without having to pass through the Start markers, however, passing through the Start markers more than once is not considered “off course” and is not penalized.

Two points will be scored for each obstacle cleared before the allowed time expires, a disobedience occurs or an obstacle is dislodged.

When the allowed time expires, a disobedience occurs or an obstacle is dislodged, a signal will be given. The driver then proceeds through the next consecutively numbered obstacle. The time will be taken when the rear axle clears this obstacle. If that obstacle is cleared, one point is scored. If it is dislodged, no points for that dislodged obstacle are scored, but the time is still taken. The score of a driver who fails to drive the next consecutively numbered obstacle after the whistle is blown counts, up to the point where the signal is given, but the competitor must be placed after those with an equal score and time.

Placings will be determined by the greatest number of points.

Cross Country Obstacles To be driven over a prescribed course of natural and/or artificial obstacles designed to simulate those that might

be encountered on a country drive (i.e., bridges, water, log pile, farm animal pens, etc.) Obstacles should be designed to be easily driven and are not to simulate Combined Driving Obstacles. Obstacles must be clearly numbered.

The suggested length of course is approximately 1 kilometer or 0.6 miles. Should the course design not allow judges to be able to see the entire course while judging, organizers may position spotters to observe and record course violations to be submitted to an event official for final scoring, and spotters will also serve as observers for safety during this class. Spotters should be able to communicate with an event official during the class.

After passing through the Start markers, the driver proceeds through each obstacle, in order, keeping within the limits of the designated course markers and passing through the designated Finish markers.

Placings will be determined on a low fault basis (i.e., those with fewer faults finish ahead of those with more faults).

Course faults and one fault for each commenced second over the Time Allowed are added together for a total score.

The Time Allowed is to be calculated as per Article 240. Time will decide ties for those with equal fault totals. Penalties

PENALTIES FOR CROSS COUNTRY FAULT COMPETITIONExceeding time allowed (every commenced second) 1 faultKnocking down or dislodging obstacle or course marker 4 faults

Break in gait to canter1st break to canter2nd break to canter3rd break to canter4th break to canter

5 faults5 faults5 faultsElimination

Prolonged canter Elimination

Disobedience or groom(s) dismounting anywhere on course (cumulative over course)

1st incident2nd incident3rd incident

3 faults6 faultsElimination

HOUSE RULES CLASS SPECIFICATIONS

Antique Vehicle Turnout Class Open to all who wish to enter their antique vehicle, not a reproduction or modern vehicle. Vehicles must have been built before 1940. A Pleasure driving class in which entries are judged primarily on the performance and quality of each turnout. All appointments of the turnout will be considered in judging. Vehicle and harness may be inspected to ensure thoughtful restoration and careful maintenance. Period costumes are not permitted. Turnouts are to be shown both ways of the arena at a walk, slow trot, working trot, and strong trot, to stand

quietly and to rein back. To be judged:

70% on the condition, fit and appropriateness of harness and vehicle, neatness and appropriateness of attire, and overall impression.

30% on performance, manners and way of going.

Balls in a Barrel Class Three barrels are placed in the ring in a triangle pattern similar to that used in barrel racing. Each participant is given three tennis balls. There will be a pair cones placed a meter away from the barrels. The entire turnout must pass through these cones. A passenger may be the ball tosser. Participants will be timed, and may only trot (or walk). The driver who completes the course the fastest is the winner. For each ball that enters the barrel 3 seconds is taken off of the time. A break into a canter of more than four complete strides will be penalized at 5 seconds per break. Extended breaks of more than 6 full strides or if a turnout breaks to a canter four times of four complete strides,

they will be eliminated. The lowest time is the winner. Participants may enter to go a second time for an additional entry fee. Cash Prize of $50 to 1st Place – Drawing will determine winner in tied result.

Egg Race Class Starting requires equine to be Fully Harnessed - nothing touching the ground. Proper equipment (harness) i.e.

Singles – Breeching Attendant required and will run with their entry Each entry will have a station with bucket for egg and spoon From Start Lint run towards Tent - run with egg spoon and harnessed equine Race to bucket dump egg Run away from Tent immediately and put equine to with header or attendant. First one to finish line wins (walk or trot only) Cash Prize of $50 to 1st Place - Drawing will determine winner in tied results.

TENTATIVE SCHEDULE OF EVENTSFriday, May 1, 2020

12:00 pm Stabling opens

1:00 pm - 5:30 pm Secretary office opensCompetitor Packet Pick up

6:30 pm - 8:00 pm Welcome reception-wine & light hors d’ oeuvresSaturday, May 2, 2020

7:00 am Secretary office opens8:00 am Vendor area opens8:00 am Classes start

ADS Concours D’ Elegance awarded12:00 pm Lunch break12:45 pm Classes resume

6:00 pm Kentucky Derby competitors party (tickets required)Sunday, May 3, 2020

7:30 am Secretary office opens8:00 am Vendor area opens8:00 am Classes start9:00 am Combined Tests start

12:30 pm - 1:30 pm Lunch break main ring

WPCSA Concours D’ Elegance awarded after all classes complete

CLASS NUMBERS BY DIVISIONClass # Class Name Class # Class NameSingle Pleasure Horse Division Single Pleasure Pony Division

7 Single Horse Turnout 3 Single Pony Turnout20 Single Horse Reinsmanship 16 Single Pony Reinsmanship33 Single Horse Gamblers Choice 29 Single Pony Gamblers Choice49 Single Horse Cross Country 45 Single Pony Cross Country61 Single Horse Fault & Out 57 Single Pony Fault & Out

Single Very Small Equine Division Single Pleasure Small Pony Division1 Very Small Equine Turnout 2 Single Small Pony Turnout

14 Very Small Equine Reinsmanship 15 Single Small Pony Reinsmanship27 Very Small Equine Gamblers Choice 28 Single Small Pony Gamblers Choice43 Very Small Equine Cross Country 44 Single Small Pony Cross Country55 Very Small Equine Fault & Out 56 Single Small Pony Fault & Out

Multiples, Pair or Tandem Divisions: Horses, Ponies, VSE Utility Division8,9,10 Mulitples Turnout 11 Utility Turnout

21,22,23 Mulitples Reinsmanship 24 Utility Reinsmanship34,25,26 Mulitples Gamblers Choice 37 Utility Gamblers Choice50,51,52 Mulitples Cross Country 53 Utility Cross Country62,63,64 Mulitples Fault & Out 65 Utility Fault & Out

Junior Whip Division Novice Division12 Junior Whip Turnout 5,6 Novice Horse & Pony Turnout13 Junior Whip Reinsmanship 18,19 Novice Horse & Pony Reinsmanship26 Junior Whip Gamblers Choice 31,32 Novice Horse & Pony Gamblers Choice54 Junior Whip Cross Country 47,48 Novice Horse & Pony Cross Country66 Junior Whip Fault & Out 59,60 Novice Horse & Pony Fault & Out

Picnic Class Old Guard Class25 Picnic Class 42 Old Guard Class

Carriage Dog Class Antique Class38 Carriage Dog Class 40 Antique Class

Gentlemen to Drive Egg Race Class39 Gentlemen to Drive 67 Egg Race Class

Ladies to Drive Balls in Barrels Class41 Ladies to Drive 68 Balls in Barrels Class

Maiden Whip Combined Test32 Maiden Whip 75 Combined Test - Dressage & Cones

WPCSA A/B/C/D Pleasure Driving – Jr/Adult WPCSA - Carriage Driving - A,B,C,D,1/2,PB - Jr/Adult69 WPCSA A/B/C/D Conformation Pleasure Driving - Jr/Adult 4 WPCSA - Carriage Driving 70 WPCSA A/B/C/D Working Pleasure Driving - Jr/Adult 17 WPCSA - Carriage Driving Reinsmanship71 WPCSA A/B/C/D Conformation Pleasure Stake - Jr/Adult 30 WPCSA - Carriage Driving Gamblers Choice

46 WPCSA - Carriage Driving Cross CountryWPCSA - Half/Part Bred Pleasure Driving – Jr/Adult 58 WPCSA - Carriage Driving Fault & Out

72 WPCSA Half/Part Bred Conformation Pleasure Driving - Jr/Adult73 WPCSA Half/Part Bred Working Pleasure Driving - Jr/Adult74 WPCSA Half/Part Bred Conformation Pleasure Driving Stake - Jr/Adult

Saturday - 05/02/20Show Schedule8:00 AM Start

8:00 AMMain Ring

1. Very Small Equine Turnout2. Small Pony Turnout3. Single Pony Turnout4. WPCSA Carriage Driving Turnout - A,B,C,D,1/2,PB - Jr/Adult5. Novice Pony Turnout6. Novice Horse Turnout7. Single Horse Turnout8. Pair Horse Turnout9. Pair Pony Turnout10. Multiples Turnout11. Utility Turnout12. Junior Whip Turnout

Award Concours d’Elegance

10:00 AMMain Ring

13. Junior Whip Reinsmanship 14. Very Small Equine Reinsmanship15. Small Pony Reinsmanship16. Single Pony Reinsmanship17. WPCSA Carriage Driving Working - A,B,C,D,1/2,PB - Jr/Adult18. Novice Pony Reinsmanship19. Novice Horse Reinsmanship20. Single Horse Reinsmanship21. Pair Horse Reinsmanship22. Pair Pony Reinsmanship23. Multiples Reinsmanship24. Utility Reinsmanship25. Picnic Class

12-1 Lunch

26. Junior Whip Gamblers Choice 27. Very Small Equine Gamblers Choice 28. Small Pony Gamblers Choice 29. Single Pony Gamblers Choice 30. WPCSA - Carriage Driving Gamblers Choice - A,B,C,D,1/2,PB – Jr/Adult31. Novice Pony Gamblers Choice32. Novice Horse Gamblers Choice33. Single Horse Gamblers Choice34. Pair Horse Gamblers Choice35. Pair Pony Gamblers Choice36. Multiples Gamblers Choice37. Utility Gamblers Choice

38. Carriage Dog Class39. Gentlemen to Drive40. Antique Class41. Ladies to Drive42. Old Guard Class

ReceptionDinnerKentucky Derby Party

Sunday - 05/03/20Show Schedule8:00 AM Start - Open Card

8:00 AMOutside Course

43. Very Small Equine Cross Country44. Small Pony Cross Country45. Single Pony Cross Country46. WPCSA - Carriage Driving Cross Country -

A,B,C,D,1/2,PB – Jr/Adult47. Novice Pony Cross Country48. Novice Horse Cross Country49. Single Horse Cross Country50. Pair Horse Cross Country51. Pair Pony Cross Country52. Multiples Cross Country53. Utility Cross Country54. Junior Whip Cross Country

10:00 AM (APPROX)Main Ring

55. Very Small Equine Fault & Out56. Small Pony Fault & Out57. Single Pony Fault & Out58. WPCSA - Carriage Driving Fault & Out -

A,B,C,D,1/2,PB – Jr/Adult59. Novice Pony Fault & Out60. Novice Horse Fault & Out61. Single Horse Fault & Out62. Pair Horse Fault & Out63. Pair Pony Fault & Out64. Multiples Fault & Out65. Utility Fault & Out66. Junior Whip Fault & Out

67. Egg Race Class68. Balls in Barrels Class

Lunch

Presentation of ADS Champions and ReservesPresentation of WPCSA Champions and ReservesPresentation of special awards

8:00 AMMain Ring

69. WPCSA A/B/C/D Conformation Pleasure Driving - Jr/Adult

70. WPCSA A/B/C/D Working Pleasure Driving - Jr/Adult71. WPCSA A/B/C/D Conformation Pleasure Stake -

Jr/Adult72. WPCSA Half/Part Bred Conformation Pleasure

Driving - Jr/Adult73. WPCSA Half/Part Bred Working Pleasure Driving -

Jr/Adult74. WPCSA Half/Part Bred Conformation Pleasure

Driving Stake - Jr/Adult

9:00 AMDressage Ring

75. Combined Test• Dressage followed immediately by cones• See posted Order of Go

Directions to Show

Put in your GPS, 175 Tremont Pl Southern Pines, stable is at 390 just a little further. Make sure you come off of Connecticut Rd NOT YOUNGS ROAD, you will not get through with trailer! If you need better directions call Deborah Branson 910-690-8669

From North:Enter Southern Pines from the North via US 1. Just after passing the NC Research Center on your left, merge into the left turn lane and turn onto May Street. Continue to the first traffic light (Connecticut). Turn left. Come approximately 3 miles to Tremont Place. Turn left and come under the Pergola. Continue across the small bridge. Stabling and parking will be on your right.

From South:Enter Southern Pines from the North via US 1. Just after passing the Hyland Hills Golf Course on your left, merge into the right turn lane and turn onto May Street. Continue to the first traffic light (Connecticut). Turn left. Come approximately 3 miles to Tremont Place. Turn left and come under the Pergola. Continue across the small bridge. Stabling and parking will be on your right.

Accommodations*Microtel Inn & Suites, 205 Windstar Pl., Southern Pines, NC, (910) 693-3737Best Western, 1675 US 1 S, Southern Pines, (910) 692-0640Hampton Inn, 200 Columbus Dr., Aberdeen, NC, (910) 693-4330

Feed StoresAberdeen Supply Co, 201 N. Sycamore St., Aberdeen, NC 28315, (910) 944-1422Moore Equine, 1012 N May St, Southern Pines, NC 28387, (910) 692-2385Home Food Feed & Garden, 119 N Main St, Raeford, NC 28376, (910) 875-3375Tractor Supply Co, 8000 Raeford Rd, Fayetteville, NC 28304, (910) 868-6222Tractor Supply Co, 5601 US-1, Vass, NC 28394, (910) 246-0809

FoodFood will available on the grounds.*there are many restaurants around the hotels listed above

WELSH PONY & COB SOCIETY OF AMERICA, INC. MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION

Application InformationApplicant(s) NameAddressCity/State/ZipTelephoneEmailWebsite

Type of Membership (check one): Renewal New Membership

$10 Fee (Add for Foreign Memberships) All Canadian & Foreign payments must be in U.S. Funds.

$1,000 Life – Individual Only $1,000 Junior Life – Individual Only | Birth Date _____________

$60 *Annual Family/Firm - Immediate family unit or a corporation/firm or association*List names below

$50 Annual – Individual Only

$35 Annual Associate – Individual OnlyLimited Membership Privileges. No discount on registration & transfer fees; no vote; will not receive yearbook or be listed in the Member/Breeder Directory

$30 Annual Junior - Individual Only - Age 18 & Under | Birth Date __________________No vote; will not receive yearbook or be listed in the Member/Breeder Directory

NOTE:

All Annual Memberships expire on December 31 of the current year, regardless of date submitted. *New members receive a literature packet: Member-breeder list, Welsh Pony Leaflet; Welsh Cob Brochure;

Care/Feeding booklet; Fee Schedule; WPCSA Newsletter; WPCSA Rulebook & By-Laws; 3” WPCSA Window Decal.

*Family/Firm membership please listIndividual’s Names Designated Voter Name DOB if under 18

Complete Membership Form & MailMail To Welsh Pony & Cob Society of America, Inc., 720 Green St., Stephens City, VA 22655

Payment Method Check Enclosed Credit card Visa MasterCard

Name on card

Card Number Exp. / CVV#back of card

( )

Signature X

2020 – Carriage Classic in the Pines - WELSH SHOW ENTRY FORM

One entry form per rider/pony combination

Pony InformationRegistered Pony Name WPCSA#

Age Color Sex Height

Sire Name Reg. #

Dam Name Reg. #

Owner InformationOwner Name WPCSA#

Address

Phone ( ) - Email

Exhibitor InformationExhibitor Name WPCSA#

Junior? Age DOB / /

Address

Phone ( ) - Email

Classes Entered (please list each class number in a separate box)

Payment Information

Item Pre-Entry

Post-Entry Qty Subtotal

Classes | Entry Fee $25 $20 admin

All Day | Entry Feehorse/pony & exhibitor combo per division

$70 $20 admin

WPCSA Recording Fee/pony $5 $5

WPCSA Non-Member Fee/owner $5 $5

WPCSA Non-Member Measure Fee/pony $5 $5

Stall Fee/night $50 $50Stall Cleaning DepositRefundable upon departure

$50 $50

Shavings/bag(must be preordered)

$8 -

Kentucky Derby Party $35 $35

Total Amount Due

Entry Checklist

All Entries must Include:

Payment

Completed & Signed Entry Form

Registration Papers (copy)

Coggins

Measurement (copy)if applicable

Checks payable to: Moore County Driving Club

Send Entries to:

Sarah Crevar Thomas, 6300 Ashemont Rd, Aberdeen, NC, 28315

Questions? Contact:

Deborah Bransonodysseynor@aol.com (910) 904-1296, Cell (910) 690-8669

Every entry at a WPCSA sanctioned show shall constitute an agreement and affirmation that all participants: 1) shall be subject to the rules of the WPCSA, CWC and the local competition; 2) every animal and exhibitor is eligible as entered; 3) agree to be bound by the rules of the WPCSA, CWC and the local competition and accept as final any decision of the WPCSA, CWC or competition on any questions arising under said rules and agree to hold the competition, the WPCSA, CWC their Officials, Directors and Employees harmless for any action taken; 4) agree that they participate voluntarily in the competition fully aware that equine sports and the competition involve inherent dangerous risks and by participating they expressly assume all risks of injury or loss and agree to indemnify and hold the WPCSA, CWC, the competition and their Officials, Directors, Employees and Agents harmless from all claims including injury or loss during or in connection with the competition whether or not such injury or loss resulted, directly or indirectly, from negligent acts or omissions of said Officials, Directors, Employees and Agents of the WPCSA, CWC or the competition.

Entry Form Release Information

Signature of Owner X Date / /

Signature of Exhibitor X

Signature of Parent/Guardian(if Exhibitor is under18)

X