RHR’s
Rock-Bottom
Schooling Show Series Class List
$4.75 per class
or Pre-Entry at $40 for All-Day Fun & Showing.
May 15th, June 19th, July 10th & August
14th
Show
starts at 10AM
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Covered Arena starting at 10am
1.
Halter:
Weanlings & Yearlings
2.
Halter
Mares
3.
Halter:
Geldings & Stallions
4.
Ranch
Horse Halter
5.
Showmanship
Youth
6.
Showmanship
Rookie
7.
Showmanship
Open
8.
Lunge Line ~ All
Ages. All Breeds ~SEA Highpoint Sponsored by Callaway
Performance Horses
9.
Lead
Line
Covered
Arena open for warm-up
10.
Trail
Savvy Style Groundwork – X2
point for Series End Award.
Not
to start before Noon
11.
W/J
or W/T
Warm-up ~
class proceeds to ZEN Horse Rescue X2 point for Series End
Award.
12.
W/J or
W/T Equitation Youth
13.
W/T Hunt
Seat Equitation-no pattern
14.
W/J or
W/T Equitation Open
15.
W/J or
W/T Ranch Horse Pleasure
16.
W/J or
W/T Pleasure Youth
17.
W/T
Hunter Undersaddle (English Pleasure)
18.
W/J or
W/T Pleasure Open
19.
Lope/Canter
Warm-up (class
proceeds to NARHA) X2 point for Series End Award.
20.
Lope/canter
Equitation Youth
21.
Canter
Hunt Seat Equitation-no pattern
22.
Lope/canter
Equitation Open
23.
Lope
Ranch Horse Pleasure
24.
Lope/canter
Pleasure Youth
25.
Canter
Hunter Undersaddle (English Pleasure)
26.
Lope/canter
Pleasure Open
27.
Hunter
Hack Youth
28.
Hunter
Hack Open
Not
to start before 1pm
29.
Trail
Warm-Up ~
donation to cause…. X2 point for Series End Award.
30.
Trail
walk-Jog Open
31.
Trail
Ranch Horse Style
32.
Trail
Youth
33.
Trail
Rookie
34.
Trail
Open
35.
Trail Pairs - X2
point for Series End Award.
36.
Trail
Savvy Style Under-Saddle – X2
point for Series End Award.
37.
Reining
Youth
38.
Reining
Rookie
39.
Reining
Open
40. Reining Ranch Horse Pattern
Rules:
A
Youth
is an exhibitor less than 18 years old on January
1st
of the current year.
A
Rookie
is any aged beginner. Not to have won a Championship,
Buckle or Series End Award.
Open
division if available for all ages & levels of
competitors.
Exhibitor may go in any class they qualify for but can only
win 1 Series End Division per Season.
To qualify for Series End Awards
Exhibitor must attend a minimum of
three
shows.
Judges
Decision is final no exceptions.
Classes will be placed 1st
thru 5th.
Series End Awards Pending Sponsorship:
* The more sponsors we have = more awards offered *
Ranch
Horse Champion, Ranch Horse Reserve Champion & Ranch
Horse Finalist
Youth Champion, Youth Reserve Champion & Youth Finalist
English Champion, English Reserve Champion & English
Finalist
Open Champion, Open Reserve Champion & Open
Finalist
Exhibitor may go in any class they qualify for but can only
win 1 Series End Division per Season.
Points are as followed:
1st-
5pts
2nd-
4pts
3rd-
3pts
4th-
2pts
5th-1pts
Warm-up classes, Pairs Trail & Trail Savvy Style are
Double Point Classes.
Points are as followed:
1st-
10pts
2nd-
8pts
3rd-
6pts
4th-
4pts
5th-2pts
What
is Trail Pairs?
Trail for Pairs is
an exciting class involving two riders each with their own
horses negotiating the trail pattern together taking turns
leading and opening gates for each other. This is a fun
team building class. It is scored as a traditional trail
class.
What is Trail Savvy Style?
Trail Savvy Style is the original concept of RHR with the
horse enthusiast in mind. Our goals to celebrate the fun
and excitement people have guiding their equine partners
through challenging courses.
There are two Trail Savvy Style Classes the Groundwork
class and the Under-Saddle Class. The Ground-Work Class is
where the handler is on foot guiding their horse while the
Under-Saddle Class the horse is ridden thru the obstacles.
This exciting New Trail competition challenges the horse
and handler/riders ability to cope with many situations
encountered in a unique setting. This is a Freestyle Class,
meaning there is no set pattern. Each horse and
handler/rider team is given Two Minutes to negotiate the
course.
What
obstacles will Trail Savvy have?
RHR’s goal is to challenge you and horse, not trap or cause
elimination by making obstacles to difficult. All obstacles
will be constructed with safety in mind as to prevent any
accidents.
You may only compete an obstacle twice for points.
Obstacles may include: raised obstacles, a wooden bridge,
rope drag (pole attached to rope drug from point A to point
B), a jump (no higher than 24”), ground tie, Pick-up horses
feet, open/close gate… any many more.
There will be new challenges and obstacles at each show.
How is Trail Savvy Style Scored?
Management will provide a course outline with a maximum
point value assigned to each obstacle. Each horse and
handler/rider team is given Two Minutes to negotiate the
course. Once the time has started the handler/rider works
the obstacles to accumulate points. The class will score
accordingly; when an obstacle is performed with style and
correctness the maximum points will be awarded for that
obstacle. On the other hand if an obstacle is worked
incorrectly or in a dangerous manner the judge will score
handler/rider a zero score for that obstacle.
How
is Trail Savvy Style Placed?
The Class is placed after all handlers/riders have had
their “go”. The highest score wins, second highest is
second and so forth. Trail Savvy Style Classes will be
placed 1st
to 5th.
Do
you have Savvy Style?
Yes, this competition is for everyone and anyone. We
welcome all ages, all disciplines, levels and interest. No
Show attire is required. Dress code: boots and long pants.
Hats optional. Trail Savvy is all about you and horse
having fun by showing your Savvy Style.