To all 2010 IDHS NA Annual Show trophy winners.
It is time to gather up all the perpetual show Trophies. There are two options for making sure that they are at the 2011 show: 1. Bring them with you and drop them off at the show office, or 2. they can be shipped to 2011 IDHS NA Annual Show C/O Abra Shapiro at 105 Brinker Rd., Barrington, IL 60010. Thanks for making sure that they all get to the show. Looking forward to seeing you there. If you have any questions please contact me, Lyn Liindstrom. Trophy SHIPPING Address: IDHSNA 2011 Annual Show, c/o Abra Shapiro: 105 Brinker Rd., Barrington, IL 60010.

THURSDAY, 18 AUGUST 2011

Inspections to begin at 0800 (with vetting)
Stallions, Mares and Geldings – Indoor Arena

Dressage Classes to begin at 1130 - Dressage/Hunter Ring

1.	Intro Test A
2.	Intro Test B
3.	Intro Test C

Dressage Intro Level Championship

4.	USEA Novice Test A (Combined Division)
5.	Training Test 1
6.	Training Test 2
7.	Training Test 3

Dressage Training Level Championship

8.	USEA Training Test A (Combined Division)
9.	First Level Test 1
10.	First Level Test 2
11.	First Level Test 3

Dressage First Level Championship

12.	Second Level Test 1
13.	Second Level Test 2
14.	Second Level Test 3

Dressage Second Level Championship

15.	Dressage Demonstration for any rider above Second Level
16.	Junior Equitation Test
17.	Dressage Suitability Class (under saddle for horses that are just starting their careers)
18.	Purebred Dressage Prospect (0-3 years of age, on the triangle)
19.	Partbred Dressage Prospect (0-3 years of age, on the triangle)

Overall Dressage Championship – KEC Double Diamond Trophy X X X X X

DEFINITIONS & DESCRIPTIONS: Dressage Divisions: Intro Level (classes 1, 2 and 3) - Horses to perform the Intro Tests (A,B, C) Training Level (classes 5, 6 and 7) – Horse to perform the Training Tests (1, 2, and 3) First Level (classes 9, 10, and 11) – Horse to perform the First Level Tests (1, 2, and 3) Second Level (classes 12, 13, and 14) – Horses to perform the Second Level Test (1, 2, and 3) Freestyle Test of Choice (15 demonstration)– Horses/Riders to perform their test of choice Dressage Junior Equitation (16) Judged on correctness of riders seat and aids. Riders to be judged at walk, trot, and canter. Dressage Suitability (class 17) – This class is open to horses that have just started their careers. To be shown at a walk, trot and canter both ways of the ring. To be judged on the horse’s potential to become a Dressage mount. Purebred/Partbred Dressage Prospect (classes 18 and 19) – This class is open to horses from the age of zero to three-years old, to be shown on the triangle in accordance with USDF rules. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

FRIDAY, 19 AUGUST 2011
Hunter Classes to begin at 0830

20.	Warm Up Class 18” or 2” (Choice of either 18” or 2’ fences)
21.	First Timers Hunter Class 18”
22.	Baby Green Hunter 2’
23.	Baby Green Hunter 2’
24.	Baby Green Hunter Hack

Baby Green Hunter Championship

25.	Rusty Stirrup 2’
26.	Rusty Stirrup 2’
27.	Rusty Stirrup Hack

Rusty Stirrup Championship

28.	Novice Hunter 2’6”
29.	Novice Hunter 2’6”
30.	Novice Hunter Hack

Novice Hunter Championship

31.	Hunter Pairs Hack
32.	Hunter Pairs Over Fences 2’6”

Hunter Pairs Championship

33.	Warm Up 3’
34.	Low Hunter 3’
35.	Low Hunter 3’
36.	Low Hunter Hack

Low Hunter Championship

37.	Junior Hunter 3'
38.	Junior Hunter 3'
39.	Junior Hunter Hack

Junior Hunter Championship

40.	Foxhunter Turnout
41.	Foxhunter 3'
42.	Foxhunter 3'
43.	Foxhunter Hack

Foxhunter Championship

44.	Working Hunter 3’3” - 3’6”
45.	Working Hunter 3’3” - 3’6”
46.	Working Hunter Hack

Working Hunter Championship
- Aubergine Memorial Trophy

47.	Purebred Irish Hunter – Glenogras Keepsake Challenge Trophy
48.	Partbred Irish Hunter

Overall Hunter Championship
- Glenlara Memorial Trophy

DEFINITIONS & DESCRIPTIONS: Hunter Divisions Warm Up Class (class 20) – This class is for horses that are just beginning their careers; choice of either 18” or 2’ fences. First Timers Hunter (class 21) – This class is for horses that are just beginning their careers; they must be able to jump 6 fences at 18”. Baby Green Hunter (classes 22, 23, & 24) - This division is for horses that are in their first or second year of showing and must be able to jump 8 fences at 2’ and walk, trot and canter in a group. Rusty Stirrup (25, 26, & 27) This division is for riders that are novice riders or are have not ridden for a number of years. There will be 8 fences at 2’ and a walk, trot, canter in a group. Novice Hunter (classes 28, 29 & 30) - This division is for horses that have not won a division championship at 2’6” or higher. They will jump a regular hunter course at 2’6”. Hunter Pairs Hack (class 31) – This class is for horses of similar color and size, to be ridden side-by-side at a walk, trot, and canter in both directions of the ring; may be asked to halt, back 5-steps or hand gallop. Hunter Pairs Over Fences (class 32) – This class is for horses of similar color and size, to be ridden over fences at 2’6”. They will be asked to jump 5 fences, the first two fences in tandem with one horse in the lead, jump a fence in the middle side-by-side, and then jump the last two fences in tandem with the other horse in the lead. Low Hunter (classes 34, 35, & 36) – Horses will jump a hunter course of fences at 3’. Junior Hunter (37, 38, & 39) Riders under age 18 will jump a course of fences at 3’. Foxhunter Turnout (class 40) Both Horse and Rider will be judged on turnout. Attire and tack to be appropriate for the hunt field. Foxhunter (41, 42, & 43) - Horses will jump 3’0” and may be asked to demonstrate hunter field skills (i.e., open/close a gate, drop a pole, lead over a fence, back 5-steps, etc.) Note that one fence will be taken at the discretion of the rider to best demonstrate their horse’s suitability as a field hunter. Working Hunter (44, 45, & 46) – Horses will jump a hunter course of fences at 3’3”. Purebred/Partbred Irish Hunters Horses (classes 47 and 48) – Horses to be shown under saddle at a walk, trot, canter, halt, back 5-steps, and hand gallop in both directions of the ring. A riding judge will mount and ride each horse. The horses may have their saddles removed, asked to be set up and shown in hand at the walk and trot for the conformation portion of the class. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

CHAMPIONSHIPS: Dressage Championships Dressage Intro Level Championship Dressage Training Level Championship Dressage First Level Championship Dressage Second Level Championship Combined Test Championships Combined Test Novice Level Championship Combined Test Training Level Championship Hunter Championships Baby Green Hunter Championship Rusty Stirrup Championship Novice Hunter Championship Hunter Pairs Championship Low Hunter Championship Junior Hunter Championship Fox Hunter Championship Working Hunter Championship – Aubergine Memorial Trophy In-Hand Breed Championships Purebred Foal Championship – The Sheepsbridge Trophy Purebred Young Stock Championship – The Cotter Cup Purebred Female Championship - Merry Moll Memorial Bowl Purebred In Hand Championship – Snowford Challenge Plate Partbred Foal Championship – Edward J. Reilly Memorial Trophy Partbred Young Stock Championship – The Tack Box Trophy Partbred In Hand Championship – Heritage Cup Best In-Hand Combination of Horse/Amateur Handler – Snowford Bellman Trophy Jumper Championships Puddle Jumpers Championship Baby Jumpers Championship Level One Jumpers Championship Junior Jumper Championship Level Two Jumpers Championship Level Three Jumpers Championship Level Four Jumpers Championship USEA Future Event Horse Championships FEH Yearling Championship FEH Two-Year Old Championship FEH Three-Year Old Championship FEH Overall Championship Additional Overall and Supreme Championships Overall Dressage Championship – KEC Double Diamond Trophy Overall Combined Test Championship – Brandenburg’s Windstar Trophy Overall Hunter Championship – Glenlara Memorial Trophy Overall Jumper Championship – Kilkelly Trophy Overall Versatility Championship – T.G.S. Snowgoose Memorial Cup Distance Award Supreme Purebred Performance Championship – Rebel Yell Memorial Trophy Supreme Partbred Performance Championship – Tully Cross Trophy Supreme Purebred Championship – The Irish Cup >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> BACK TO TOP

SUNDAY, 21 AUGUST 2011 USEA FEH Classes start at 1130 Dressage/Hunter Ring 86. FEH Yearling Fillies 87. FEH Yearling Colts/Geldings FEH Yearling Championship 88. FEH Two-Year Old Fillies 89. FEH Two-Year Old Colts/Geldings FEH Two-Year Old Championship 90. FEH Three-Year Old Fillies 91. FEH Three-Year Old Colts/Geldings FEH Three-Year Old Championship – Moore Arena FEH Overall Championship – Moore Arena >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> BACK TO TOP

SATURDAY, 20 AUGUST 2011
In-Hand Breed Classes begin at 0830
Dressage/Hunter Ring

49.	Purebred Filly Foals
50.	Purebred Colt Foals

Purebred Foal Championship – The Sheepsbridge Trophy

51.	The Mountain Dove Tribute Class for RID Mares Four-years Old and up
52.	Purebred Yearlings (Class will be split if entries warrant)
53.	Purebred Two-Year Olds (Class will be split if entries warrant)
54.	Purebred Three-Year Olds (Class will be split if entries warrant)

Purebred Young Stock Championship
– The Cotter Cup
Purebred Female Championship
- Merry Moll Memorial Bowl

55.	RID Geldings Four-Years Old and up
56.	RID Stallions Four-Years Old and up

Purebred In Hand Championship – Snowford Challenge Plate

57.	Get of Sire
58.	Progeny of Dam
59.	Partbred Filly Foals
60.	Partbred Colt Foals

Partbred Foal Championship
– Edward J. Reilly Memorial Trophy

61.	RIDSH Broodmares Four-years Old and up
62.	Partbred Yearlings (Class will be split if entries warrant)
63.	Partbred Two-Year Olds (Class will be split if entries warrant)
64.	Partbred Three-Year Olds (Class will be split if entries warrant)

Partbred Young Stock Championship
– The Tack Box Trophy

65.	RIDSH Geldings Four-Years Old and up
66.	RIDSH Stallions Four-Years Old and up
67.	Junior Handler

Partbred In Hand Championship – Heritage Cup
Best Amateur Handler/Horse Combination
– Snowford Bellman Trophy

68.	Youngstock Utility

Please note that the Show Committee reserves
the right to make any changes to the schedule
that they deem necessary.

* Times are approximate and are contingent
on class conclusion considerations.

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DEFINITIONS & DESCRIPTIONS: Breed In-Hand Classes and Divisions Purebred Filly Foals (class 49) – This class is open to all purebred 2011 filly foals. Purebred Colt Foals (class 50) – This class is open to all purebred 2011 colt foals. Purebred Foal Championship - Open to 2011 foals who received a first or second place ribbon in class 49 or 50. The Mountain Dove Tribute Class for RID Mares Four-years Old and up (class 51) – Open to RID Mares four years of age or older. Purebred Yearlings (class 52) – Open to Purebred 2010 fillies, colts, and geldings. Purebred Two-Year Olds (class 53) - Open to Purebred 2009 fillies, colts, and geldings. Purebred Three-Year Olds (class 54) - Open to Purebred 2008 fillies, colts, and geldings. Purebred Youngstock Championship – Open to horses who received a first or second place ribbon in classes 49, 50, 52, 53 and 54. Purebred Female Championship – Open to mares and fillies who received a first or second place ribbon in classes 49, 51, 52, 53 and 54. Purebred Geldings Four-Years Old and up (class 55) – Open to RID geldings four-years old and older. Purebred Stallions Four-Years Old and up (class 56) – Open to RID stallions four-years old and older. Purebred In-Hand Championship – Open to horses who received a first or second place ribbons is classes 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, and 56. Get of Sire (class 57) – Two to three get of a single RID Sire to be judged as a group. Use appropriate tack and turn out for the age of each entry. Coordination with the Stallion Owner is recommended. Entry for this class will occur at the show no later than 9:00 AM on Saturday, August 20, 2011. Progeny of Dam (class 58) - Two or more progeny of a single RID Dam to be judged as a group. Use appropriate tack and turn out for the age of each entry. Coordination with the Mare Owner is recommended. Entry for this class will occur at the show no later than 9:00 AM on Saturday, August 20, 2011. Partbred Filly Foals (class 59) – This class is open to all partbred 2011 filly foals. Partbred Colt Foals (class 60 ) – This class is open to all partbred 2011 colt foals. Partbred Foal Championship - Open to 2011 foals who received a first or second place ribbon in class 59 and 60. Partbred Broodmares Four-years Old and up (class 61) - Open to RIDSH Mares four years of age or older. Partbred Yearlings (class 62) – Open to Partbred 2010 fillies, colts, and geldings. Partbred Two-Year Olds (class 63) - Open to Partbred 2009 fillies, colts, and geldings. Partbred Three-Year Olds (class 64) - Open to Partbred 2008 fillies, colts, and geldings. Partbred Youngstock Championship - Open to horses who received a first or second place ribbon in classes 59, 60, 62, 63, and 64. Partbred Geldings Four-Years Old and up (class 65) – Open to RIDSH geldings four-years old and older. Partbred Stallions Four-Years Old and up (class 66) – Open to RIDSH stallions fouryears old and older. Partbred In-Hand Championship - Open to horses who received a first or second place ribbon in classes 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, and 66. Junior Handler (67) Open to handlers 18 years and under. Handlers may handle yearlings, two year olds, three year olds, mares, and geldings (stallions not permitted). To be judged on handling technique and turnout of horse and handler. Competitors to be judged over the duration of the show on barn management and etiquette, handling technique and turnout of horse and handler. Handlers are required to braid their own horses. Handlers to wear a helmet if handling a yearling, two year old or three year old. Youngstock Utility: (68) Purebred and Partbred horses ages yearling to three year old will be judged over a series of obstacles which could include walking over a tarp, backing through an L, having an umbrella opened, or opening a gate. To be judged on relaxed navigation through the course. The Snowford Bellman Award - Open to all horses and handlers; not open to professional handlers. The intent of this award is to recognize a special relationship between the handler and their horse. This award is to be presented to the combination that may not be a winning one, but the artnership has demonstrated their best abilities in showmanship, presence, turnout and training. To be judged by the Irish Judges over the course of the In-Hand classes during the show. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>