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8th Annual SSHBEA Sport Horse World Grand Championships |
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Attention: This year you have a choice of two different Competitive Trail Rides in which you may compete to achieve points. If you wish to compete in both you must declare which one you will count points in before the competition begins.
Saturday-Sept 15, 2001 - 1:00 P. M.Mike & Carol Wilson Farm-McMahan Rd, Bradyville, TN-From Woodbury-take Hwy 53 South-travel about 8 miles-look for Woodland School on left then turn on 2nd road to left-follow signs. From Manchester-take Hwy 53 North-travel about 12 miles-turn right immediately after the 3 mile marker (in Cannon County)-follow signs. Or Saturday-Oct 27, 2001-1:00 P.M.Wilma Stuller Farm-Floyd Rd.-Eagleville, TN-From Shelbyville-take Hwy 41A North almost to Eagleville and turn left on Hwy 99 at Sandy's Mkt.-Turn right at 1st road (Floyd Rd.) then turn right into 2nd drive (signs will be posted starting at Sandy's Mkt.) From Eagleville-take Hwy 41A South to Hwy 99-turn right-follow signs.
Rain Dates- The following Sundays at 2:00 P.M. Competitive Trail Ride-World Championship
1) OPEN-Any Rider 2) YOUTH-Riders 12-17 3) LADIES-18 & over 4) NON-PRO-Same course as 11 & under 5) TWO YEAR OLDS 6) YOUTH-Riders 11 & under-Helmets Mandatory
Hunting Horses-World Championship
7) OPEN-Any Rider 8) YOUTH-Riders 12-17 9) TWO YEAR OLDS
Saturday NOV. 3, 2001-2:00 P.M.
Team Penning-World ChampionshipState Line/Campbell Arena-Taft, TN (bottom for directions)
NOVICE PRACTICE SESSION 10) OPEN-Any Rider 11) YOUTH-Riders 12-17 12) LADIES-18 & over 13) MIXED-At least 1 youth or lady per team 14) YOUTH-Riders 6-11 (1 calf per team)
Shotgunning-World ChampionshipNOVICE PRACTICE SESSION 15) OPEN-Any Rider 16) YOUTH-Riders 12-17 17) LADIES-18 & over 18) YOUTH-Riders 6-11
Working Cow Horse-World Championship19) OPEN-Any Rider
Directions to State Line/Campbell Arena-From Fayetteville-turn on Hwy 110 West at Rachel's Restaurant toward Ardmore (off Hwy 231-431 South on south side of Fayetteville) travel about 8 to 10 miles to Scott Orchard Rd-turn left-(there is a sign for Scott Apple Orchard & Gray's Cattle Farm at this turn) travel 2 miles to 1st paved road on right and turn onto State Line Road-travel 1 1/2 miles and arena sets back off road on right-Phone # at arena 931-425-6764
Friday---Nov. 16, 2001---6:00 P.M.
Trail Obstacle-World ChampionshipCalsonic arena-Shelbyville, TN
20) COLTS in hand -Handlers 12 & over 21) OPEN- Any Rider 22) YOUTH-Riders 12-17 23) TWO YEAR OLDS 24) YOUTH-Riders 11 & under
Reining Horses-World Championship25) OPEN-Any Rider 26) TWO YEAR OLDS-2 hands on reins-Saddle gait only-see rules 27) YOUTH-Riders 12-17 28) YOUTH-Riders 11 & under-Saddle gait-see rules
Saturday-Nov 17, 2001-1:00 P.M.Calsonic Arena-Shelbyville, TN
Jumping Horses-World Championship29) OPEN-Any Rider 30) YOUTH-Riders 12-17-Helmets Mandatory
Pole Bending-World Championship31) OPEN-Any Rider 32) TWO YEAR OLDS 33) SOGGY POLES 34) SADDLE AROUND THE POLES-12 & over 35) YOUTH-Riders 6-17 36) YOUTH-Riders 11 & Under-Saddle around Poles
Barrel Racing-World Championship37) OPEN-Any Rider 38) TWO YEAR OLDS 39) SOGGY BARRELS 40) SADDLE AROUND THE BARRELS-12 & over 41) YOUTH-Riders 6-17 42) YOUTH-Riders 11 & under-Saddle around Poles
Turn & Burn-Fun Class43) OPEN-Any Rider 44) YOUTH-Riders 6-17 45) YOUTH-Riders 11 & under-Saddle gait only
Keyhole Race-Fun Class46) OPEN-Any Rider 47) YOUTH-Riders 6-17 48) YOUTH-Riders 11 & under-Saddle gait only
Broom (or Cowboy) Polo-Fun ClassTeams will be split after all entries are taken 49) Adult-Riders 18 & over 50) Youth-Riders 12-17
All SSHBEA SPORT HORSE rules apply in all events. Some updates, additions & clarifications were made before Winter Games this year. For anything not covered by Sport Horse Rules-refer to the SSHBEA Official Rulebook. Classes are for Spotted Saddle Horses only.
Horses must exhibit a Saddle Gait.
General rules and rules for each division may be obtained from the SSHBEA Office. NOTICE: In all classes (excluding fun classes) a 5 second penalty in timed divisions and disqualification in untimed divisions will be assessed if the hat or helmet is not on the contestant's person the entire time the contestant is in the arena. (Hat held on the body by stampede string are allowed.)
Attention: No practicing or training in DECK area for safety purposes.
Classes may be split if entries warrant.
ENTRY FEES: Team Penning & Working Cow Horse--$15/person--$45/team All 11 & under classes-$5---All other divisions-$10/class
PRIZE MONEY: Minimum 50% Payback (of entry fees) + $25 each class & Ribbons
Added money for the 2001 Grand Champions Pizza party after the awards presentation-Nov 17 NEGATIVE COGGINS REQUIRED AT ALL EVENTS
For further information contact any of the following SPORT HORSE COORDINATORSJohn & Beth Mohon-901-476-4030 Hunting-John Mohon-901-476-4030 Colts-Jumping & Promotional-Jana Preston-615-585-8137/ 765-5835 Reining-Jason Stoneback-615-867-4171 Virginia Lally-615-849-8552 Trail Obstacle-Bobby McNatt-931-433-8578 Barrels & Poles-Tammy Coffman-615-765-6781 Competitive Trail Ride-Jason Smith-931-596-4335 Steve Thompson-931-468-2214 Team Penning & Working Cow Horse-Phil Dunivan-931-659-9224 11 & Under- Sabrina Dunivan-931-659-9224 Tammy Sapp-423-881-3413 Secretary-Janice Higgins-615-765-5620 SSHBEA OFFICE-931-684-7496
World Champion Trail Obstacle Patterns November 16, 2001
class 20- Colt in hand- 1 thru 9 Classes 21-23 Obstacles 2 thru 16 Class 24 Obstacles 2 thru 7 All Colt in hand handlers must be 12 or older Course will be timed. Time will act as a tie breaker.
World Championship Jumping Pattern November 17, 2001
Exit Enter There are no specified gaits between jumps. Please choose gait with safety and style in mind. ALL YOUTH MUST WEAR HELMETS. This event will be timed. Time will act as a tie breaker.
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