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Intermediate
3
Senior
Classes:
751 400 41__Pony Reinsmanship
751 400 42__Horse Reinsmanship
751 400 43__Precision Driving
751 700 54_
751 700 55_
751 700 56_
4-H DRESSAGE HORSE
Contestants who qualify for State Fair in equitation/show-
manship may also enter Dressage if they received a score of
58% or higher on any Training Level Test or any First Level
test at their county fair using the same horse as used in equi-
tation/showmanship. Riders may ride only one test at State
Fair, and it must be the test they rode at their county fair and
in which they received the qualifying score. A member who
scores 62% or higher at fair must progress up to the next test
the following year. (The requirement to move up does not
apply to a new horse or in test change years.) [See 4-H
1311, 4-H Dressage Manual]. Riders limited to 1 class. The
short arena will be used for Training Level tests and the stan-
dard arena for First Level tests. The 2015 tests must be
used. (Intro levels are county only classes.).
58% and up
50-57.99%
49.99% and below
Blue ribbon
Red ribbon
White ribbon
4-H HORSE JUMPING
Riders limited to the jumping class they qualify for prior to
fair. Member must use horse they qualify with and compete
only in class they qualify. Pre-qualifying for jumps prior to fair
is for safety of horse and member. Members are not
required to pre-qualify if they have previously pre-qualified
said horse and are jumping same level. However, that horse
must have been used at last year’s County Fair. Back-up
horse must still be pre-qualified. (Example: If a member
jumps the same horse and the same level 2 years in a row,
they don’t need to qualify the second year.) Jumping classes
may be conducted somewhere other than the Wallowa
County Fairgrounds.
Hunter Hack
Class to be judged on flat work, manners, way of going, style
over fences and even hunting pace. Class description:
Walk, trot, canter both directions; jump 2 fences not to
exceed 2 feet.
There must be at least one combination jump and one
change of direction. To be judged on performance and man-
ners, with preference shown to horses covering the course
with free flowing strides and jumping fences without inter-
rupting rhythm. (Among horses maintaining this rhythm,
preference should be given to those meeting fences square-
ly and not at an angle and jumping at the center of each
fence). Upon completion of entire class over fences, finalists
will be jogged, dismounted, past the judges for soundness,
in order of intended placement. Only Blue Ribbon
Intermediates & Seniors in Hunt Seat Over Fences classes
qualify for State Fair (if participant meets other State Fair
requirements).
751 600 160
751 600 161
751 600 164
751 600 162
751 600 163
Hunter Hack
Novice Hunter
Hunt Seat Equitation
Over Fences (Junior)
Hunt Seat Equitation
Over Fences (Intermediate)
Hunt Seat Equitation
Over Fences (Senior)
Jump pattern will be posted at fair.
Note: Fill in blank in Class number (_) with one of the fol-
lowing numbers:
1
Junior
2
Intermediate
3
Senior
751 700 40_
751 700 41_
751 700 42_
751 700 50_
751 700 51_
751 700 52_
Dressage (First Level Test 1)
Dressage (First Level Test 2)
Dressage (First Level Test 3)
Dressage (IntroLevel Test A)
Dressage (Intro Level Test B)
Dressage (Intro Level Test C)
Dressage (Training Level Test 1)
Dressage (Training Level Test 2)
Dressage (Training Level Test 3)
Novice Hunter
Four fences (course to be posted) not to exceed 2'3". To be
judged on performance and manners, with preference
shown horses covering the course with free flowing strides
and jumping fences from these strides without interrupting
rhythm. (Among horses maintaining this rhythm, preference
should be given to those meeting fences squarely and not at
an angle and jumping at the center of each fence). Upon
completion of entire class over fences, finalists will be
jogged, dismounted, past the judges for soundness, in order
of intended placement.
Hunt Seat Equitation Over Fences
A qualifying course must have a minimum of six different
fences with at least three of them at 2’9” height and spread.
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three movements, 1 through 10, which may be
attempted at one time with no errors allowed to receive
a “Certificate of Merit”.
Obtain instructions and applications from the 4-H
Extension Office.
Applications must be submitted to the Extension office
along with the copy of the completed Advancement
Program on Registration Day. Contestants who fail are
eligible for future tries another day.
4-H HORSE JUDGING
(See Horse rule #15)
751 900 000
First Year Junior
751 900 001
Junior
751 900 002
Intermediate
751 900 003
Senior
4-H REINING HORSE
Reining patterns will be available to pick up at the
Extension Office prior to fair.
751 700 040
First Year Junior Reining
751 700 041
Junior Reining
751 700 042
Intermediate Reining
751 700 043
Senior Reining
DAD POTTER
751 700 010
Class number same for all contestants
A. Members must have passed the riding advancement
steps they are trying out for (these are identified in the
Advancement Program). They must also have com-
pleted the recommended knowledge and ground work
advancement steps for their age level (see
Advancement Program).
B. Members must have owned and/or cared for and per-
sonally trained the horse used for at least six months.
C. Ten required movements must be completed with but
one error that was corrected in order to qualify for Dad
Potter Award. The “Three Step Program” allows any
751 300 310
751 300 311
751 300 312
751 300 313
4-H TRAIL HORSE
First Year Junior
Junior
Intermediate
Senior
Participants will be mounted on their horse unless specific
obstacle calls for a dismount. Class will consist of series of
obstacles to be performed that are chosen from the state
approved list. Obstacles to be attempted will be posted and
the succession to be done shown. Obstacles to be attempt-
ed by intermediate and senior members will be more
advanced than for 1st year junior and junior members.
Each contestant will be allowed a total of two (2) refusals or
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