Equestrian Events

  • Wednesday, August 26, 2009 11:02am

Miniature Horse Fun Show – Shirley Odegaard Memorial Show

10am-5pm Sept. 7

in Outdoor Covered Arena #101

Miniature horses are a maximum height of 38 inches at the shoulder; and are a very versatile and lovable animal. At “Mini-Horse” Shows on September 7th, you will see halter, driving, jumping and the always popular, obstacle courses. In these, the mini-horse must back up through poles, go over bridges, pivot on one foot within a circle, side passing down a pole and other events. The owners showing may be as young as 3 and up to 70 years in age. They don’t have to be registered to come to this show, everyone is welcome!

Miniatures are used for physical and emotional therapy. They can be found in parades, at retirement homes, working with kids or just carting around the country for fun.

This is the annual Odegaard Memorial Show honoring Shirley Odegaard. For more information: www.pacificcrown.info

CLASSES: (Outdoor Arena) #101

1. Youth Halter age 7 and under

2. Youth Halter age 8–12

3. Youth Halter age 13-18

4. Adult Halter Mares and Geldings

5. Adult Halter Stallions

6. Multiple Hitch 48” and under

7. Pleasure Driving Youth age 12 and under

8. Pleasure Driving Youth age 13-18

9. Pleasure Driving Adult

10. Pleasure Driving Gentlemen

11. Pleasure Driving Ladies

(½ hour lunch break)

12. Costume

13. Adult jumping 48” and under

14. Youth jumping age 13-18 horses 48” and under

15. Youth jumping age 12 &under,horses 48”&under

16. Fun class – barrel racing in hand

17. Obstacle in Hand ages 12 and under, horse 48” and under

18. Obstacle in Hand ages 13-18, horse 48” and under

Obstacle in Hand Adult

Obstacle Driving Youth,horse 48” and under

Obstacle Driving Adult, horse 48” and under

HALTER: Horses to be shown in hand at a walk and trot. To be shown with all four feet flat on the ground and square or at least one front and one near cannon bone perpendicular to the ground.

OBSTACLE IN HAND: Horse is shown in hand and judged 100% on manner of performance through the course. More than two refusals on course is a disqualification.

OBSTACLE DRIVING: Horse is driven through the course and judged 100% on performance.

PLEASURE DRIVING: Horses will be shown in either two or four-wheeled vehicle. Harness and attire appropriate to the vehicle.

MULTIPLE HITCH: Open to teams of two or more horses. Judging 80% on manners, performance.

JUMPING: In hand jumping horses over a course of 5 jumps.

COSTUME: Imagination! Both the horse and handler will be in costume.

FUN CLASS: Barrel racing in hand around cones—pickup object from cone as they round the cone and the first back across line wins.

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