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2018 CLASSIC SERIES PRIZE LISTMay Classic II

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The Spruce Meadows team continues to offer an affordable option to every rider. Spruce Meadows offers the opportunity for all riders and horses to compete at one of the best venues in Canada.

The May Classics will lead off the Spruce Meadows outdoor tournament season. Both May Classics promise a variety of divisions, with courses designed by top Course Designers who are focused on providing you with a great experience and centered on the development of both horse and rider.

We hope you will enjoy the tournaments and experience the true value of what the Spruce Meadows team has to offer – quality at a reasonable rate. Please come and join us at the May Classics in the spirit of good sport and good friendship.

Sincerely,

Linda Southern-Heathcott

Dear Athlete,

WELCOME TO THE 2018 CLASSIC SERIES

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2018 CLASSIC SERIES GENERAL INFORMATION

TOURNAMENT OFFICE CONTACT INFO

Tournament Office Phone: (403) 974-4200 Fax: (403) 974-4266 E-mail: [email protected] All mail and faxes should be sent to the attention of:

Tournament Office Spruce Meadows

Mail: 18011 Spruce Meadows Way SW Calgary, Alberta. T2X 4B7

GENERAL RULES & REGULATIONS The Spruce Meadows Tournaments will be conducted according

to the current rules of Equine Canada, the F.E.I. and the Organizing Committee of Spruce Meadows.

In entering Tournaments at Spruce Meadows, you and your team have agreed to honour the General Information as specified in this Schedule and on the entry form. Your agreement and acceptance of all rules, regulations and Spruce Meadows decisions is indicated by competing at our Tournament. If the competitor is a minor, it shall be understood that the parent/legal guardian will assume all responsibilities/liabilities of the competitor.

Bring this schedule and a copy of your entry form with you to the Tournament for easy, accurate reference.

CHECK-IN Please check in with the North Meadows Office upon

arrival. The North Meadows office will be open May 4-6 and May 10-13. The office closes at 4:00 PM Monday to Friday unless otherwise specified.

The North Meadows Office is closed on Monday May 7 and Monday May 14. Staff will not be available. Please plan accordingly.

PARKING & RVS There will be designated parking areas on the grounds for

competitors’ vehicles & trailers. Please do not park in front of any barn access doors or block alleyways. Vehicles and trailers will be towed (at the owners’ expense) if parked in restricted areas. There are no serviced RV sites available during the May Classics. If you will be camping in your RV, you must be independent. Please phone ahead to arrange a parking location. Limited power hookups are available for a fee, on a first come first served basis. Anyone found parking/pulling power from an unauthorized location will be fined and disconnected.

COGGINS/INFLUENZA/EHV All horses being brought onto the grounds for the May

Tournaments must provide proof of a current NEGATIVE COGGINS TEST (valid for 6 months from test date), and current Equine Influenza and EHV vaccinations (valid 6 months from the inoculation date) prior to the horse arriving on the grounds. THE HORSE’S NAME ON THE DOCUMENTS MUST MATCH THE HORSE’S NAME ON ENTRY FORM; forms completed with horse’s barn name will not be accepted. Vaccines must not be administered within 7 days of the horse’s arrival on the grounds.

FEED AND BEDDING Initial bedding is not provided. Feed and bedding must be

ordered from the Tournament Office before 11:00 AM for same day delivery. Orders received after 11:00 AM may not be delivered until the next day. If you order feed from an outside supplier and have it delivered to Spruce Meadows, storage and handling charges may apply.

Feed and bedding can be pre-ordered by fax (403) 974-4270 OR via our website. After the start of the tournament all feed orders must be made in person - no Internet, fax or telephone orders will be accepted. Spruce Meadows does not split feed charges onto multiple accounts; please order accordingly.

Discrepancies in deliveries will not be considered unless brought to the attention of the Tournament Office on the day of scheduled delivery.

All stalls must be cleaned daily and refuse placed in the designated bins by 8:00 AM.

PETS Please keep all pets on a leash AT ALL TIMES while on the

Spruce Meadows grounds. Owners are responsible for cleaning up after their pets. A $100 fine will be assessed to those failing to clean up after their animal.

Unleashed pets or those which become a nuisance (that run loose, are aggressive or vicious) anywhere on the grounds, will be taken by our staff to a safe area on the grounds. Release may be obtained after payment of a $200 fine. Pet owners are responsible for the competition fee(s) of the horse(s) whose performance may be disrupted by their animal. An associated horse account will be billed. Further offences may result in being asked to leave the tournament grounds and forfeiture of fees paid. Acceptance into future tournaments will be at the discretion of the Organizing Committee.

Pets that are aggressive, vicious or repeatedly found loose will be banned from the grounds.

LOST & FOUND The Lost & Found is located in the North Meadows Office.

Items not claimed within one week of the end of the Tournament will be donated. PLEASE KEEP A CLOSE WATCH ON YOUR BELONGINGS!

SMOKING / VAPING There is a strict NO SMOKING OR VAPING policy in all

Spruce Meadows buildings, and within 10 feet of any entrance. Competitors are responsible for the actions of all their staff, owners, trainers, etc. Any person caught smoking in a barn, other building or outside an entrance will be assessed a fine of $500, applied to the horse’s account, and may be asked to leave the Tournament Grounds and forfeit tournament fees paid.

WASH RACKS WASH RACKS: To avoid flooding please dispose of any manure

deposited in the wash racks. A $200 fine will be assessed to those who fail to clean up after themselves.

TIME SCHEDULES Schedules will be listed on the Daysheet and on the Spruce

Meadows website. The competition rings are subject to change.

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ACCEPTANCE OF ENTRIES

IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO CALL THE TOURNAMENT OFFICE (403) 974-4200 TO CONFIRM YOUR ENTRY HAS BEEN RECEIVED IN FULL AND IS LEGIBLE.

Entries will be stamped with the date when received by the Tournament Office. ENTRIES ARE ONLY MADE VALID WITH FULL PAYMENT and when so stamped. The date of the Tournament Office stamp is final in determining whether an entry is received on time. When mailing, it is your responsibility to allow sufficient time for entries to reach the office BY THE CLOSING DATE. Entries are NOT considered to be valid if handed to any member of the Spruce Meadows staff / Organizing Committee at any location other than the Tournament Office.

Note: If it is necessary to limit entries, the entry deadline will be used to determine the acceptance order.

COMPLETION OF ENTRY FORMYOUR ENTRY FORM MUST BE SIGNED. IF YOU ARE A MINOR, YOUR PARENT OR GUARDIAN MUST ALSO SIGN.

SPRUCE MEADOWS DOES NOT SEND OUT CONFIRMATION OF RECEIPT - IT IS UP TO YOU TO CHECK IF YOUR ENTRY HAS BEEN RECEIVED IN FULL.

To be considered valid, your entry form must include:

1. FULL PAYMENT: Please pay by Credit Card (Visa, MC, AMEX), Wire, or Cheque in Canadian funds made payable to Spruce Meadows Ltd. SPRUCE MEADOWS DOES NOT KEEP CREDIT CARD NUMBERS ON FILE FROM PREVIOUS TOURNAMENTS. PLEASE BE SURE YOUR CREDIT CARD HAS A VALID EXPIRY DATE AND THE CARDHOLDER SIGNATURE ACCOMPANIES THE ENTRY. DO NOT SEND CHEQUES DRAWN ON AN AMERICAN BANK ACCOUNT MARKED “PAYABLE IN CANADIAN FUNDS”. American Cheques for the U.S. DOLLAR EQUIVALENT of your entry fees are acceptable (please call Spruce Meadows for the exchange rate). If you are paying by cheque, THE CHEQUE MUST accompany entry.

2. All prize money cheques will be made payable to the owner.

3. The horse name on entry MUST exactly match the name reg-istered with the National Federation/on official papers.

4. All competitors MUST be in good standing with their respective National Federations.

5. All Canadian competitors AND owners MUST provide their current Equestrian Canada Sport License number, and Provincial Membership number with their entry form. Anyone failing to provide proof of memberships by the time of check-in will be responsible for temporary membership charges.

6. At the May Classic II, all Canadian-owned horses must have a valid Equestrian Canada horse recording or pay a Temporary Horse Registration fee at the time of check-in.

7. All owners listed on the entry form must match those listed with Equestrian Canada/on official documents.

8. Entry form MUST be signed by the rider (or parent/guarding for juniors) and the person responsible.

9. Proof of coggins/EHV/Influenza must be submitted with the entry.

Competitors are responsible for their own errors and those of their agents in the preparation of their entry forms. Please ensure your entry form has been properly filled out.

LATE ENTRIES LATE ENTRIES may be accepted from the closing date up to the

day prior to the start of the tournament subject to the following conditions:

- approval of the Organizing Committee

- number of entries already received

- payment of the late fee: $75 CDN PER HORSE for the May Classic I; $100 CDN PER HORSE for the May Classic II.

Entries will not be permitted to enter the competitive ring until this fee has been paid and all required documentation has been received by the Tournament Office. All late entries must be accompanied by proof of vaccinations/coggins/memberships and must be paid for with a credit card.

SUBSTITUTION OF ENTRIES PLEASE BE COURTEOUS AND INFORM THE TOURNAMENT OFFICE

OF ANY CHANGES IN A TIMELY MANNER.

A HORSE CAN ONLY BE SUBSTITUTED FOR THE FULL MAY CLASSIC TOURNAMENT SERIES.

After the closing date, an entry may be substituted for a fee of $75, provided the stabling requirements and entry payment are the same. Substitutions done on the Check-In day will be subject to double the substitution fee. All substitutions must be accompanied by proof of vaccinations/coggins/memberships.

ALL SUBSTITUTIONS ARE SUBJECT TO APPROVAL FROM THE ORGANIZING COMMITTEE. Payments that have already been processed will not be refunded. It is up to the parties involved in the substitution to handle any billing requirements, however a new form of payment may be used on close-out.

CANCELLATION OF ENTRIES All cancellations must be made in writing. It is your

responsibility to call the Tournament Office (403-974-4200), to confirm written notice has been received.

1. Spruce Meadows will assess charges on cancelled entries as follows:

CANCELLING ENTRIES

REFUND AMOUNT Note

Before c los ing date

• 100% Refund of all fees

Spruce Meadows must receive written notice of cancellation

After the closing date and up to April 27

• 100% Refund of Nomination /Drug/EC Jump/Paramedic/Stall* fees

- Administration fee not refunded

Spruce Meadows must receive written notice of cancellation

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CANCELLING ENTRIES

REFUND AMOUNT Note

May C lass ic I : After April 27 and up to 4:00 PM on May 3

May Classic II: After April 27 and up to 4:00 PM on May 9

• 100% Refund of Nomination, Drug/Paramedic/Jump fees. (50% of fees, i f Ve t n o t e n o t recieved at time of cancellation).

- ADMINISTRAION AND STALL FEES NOT REFUNDED**

Spruce Meadows must receive a written certificate of disability from a veterinarian/ Doctor at time of cancellation**

If cancelled with no Dr/Vet note, 50% of nomiation/drug/jump/paramedic fees will be refunded

May Classic I: After May 3May Classic II: After May 9

NO REFUND N/A

*The stall(s) reverts to Spruce Meadows for reassignment.

**Written certificates of disability must be on appropriate letterhead and signed.

2. COMPETITORS CANCELLING THEIR ENTRIES AFTER THE START OF THE TOURNAMENT, REGARDLESS OF THE REASON, WILL NOT BE ELIGIBLE FOR A REFUND.

NOTE: Competitors are asked to advise officials at the Tournament Office immediately when they are scratching from a competition or from the remainder of the Tournament.

STABLING & EXTRA STALLS Stabling will be assigned at the entry deadline based on your

entry form. Please clearly mark on your entry form with whom you would like to be stabled. Spruce Meadows makes every effort to assign the requested stabling, however barn assignment is subject to demand, quarantine requirements, distance travelled, size of barn, and the Organizing Committee. Spruce Meadows regrets that any changes made after the closing date may not able to be accommodated.

Extra Tack/Stalls cannot be split between multiple horse accounts. Please plan accordingly.

If your horse(s)/tack has arrived before the date stated on your entry form, your account will be adjusted accordingly.

STABLING/TACK/GROOM CHARGES PER STALL:

MAY CLASSIC I

12:00pm Friday May 4 - Sunday May 6 Optional weekly stabling $100

MAY CLASSIC II

12:00pm Thursday May 10 - Sunday May 13 Optional weekly stabling $180

The stabling area will be closed to vehicle traffic on tournament days. The stabling area will re-open to

vehicles 1/2 hour after the last competition on Sunday.

ARRIVALS1. Please state on your entry form when you will be arriving. IF

YOUR ARRIVAL CHANGES, PLEASE CALL SPRUCE MEADOWS. Early/late stabling cannot be guaranteed without prior notice.

2. Due to limitations on our facilities, horses being brought to Spruce Meadows which are not competing will NOT BE ACCOMMODATED ON THE GROUNDS. Other stabling in the immediate vicinity is usually available.

3. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES MAY A HORSE BE PLACED IN A STALL TO WHICH IT HAS NOT BEEN ASSIGNED. VIOLATION OF THIS RULE WILL RESULT IN A $250 ASSESSMENT TO THE HORSE’S ACCOUNT. Please inform the Tournament Office of any changes to horse placement within your assigned area. COMPETITORS MUST NOT MOVE FROM THEIR ASSIGNED BLOCK OF STALLS WITHOUT THE PERMISSION OF THE TOURNAMENT OFFICE.

4. If you are arriving after 5:00 PM, please let the Tournament Office know - staff are not available after hours.

HORSE BRIDLE NUMBERS1. Horse bridle numbers must be worn by horses at all times

when outside their stall.

2. It is important in practice areas and the competitive ring that the horse number is clearly displayed. The use of a wrong number or having no number may result in disqualification from the competition.

3. Bridle numbers are available for purchase at the Tournament Office for $25 a set. Competitors are welcome to use their own numbers provided they are easily legible (please see the office staff or competitions manager if you have concerns about your bridle numbers).

DIVISION FEES1. A horse must be nominated for at least one entry per day/

division and pay the entry/division fee to be accepted. No horse listed as “Unknown” or without a name will be accepted.

2. At the May Classic II, nomination fees will NOT be refunded for those divisions withdrawn from after 4:00 PM on May 10.

3. Hors Concours entries are not permitted.

SECOND RIDER If you would like a second person to ride your horse, please

ensure that person has filled out a SECOND RIDER WAIVER and has provided ALL required memberships PRIOR TO COMPETITION. Forms are available at the Tournament Office. If the second rider is a minor, the parent/legal guardian must also sign before the minor will be allowed to ride. Riders who have not submitted this waiver will have their results disqualified and any prize money won will be revoked.

STARTING YOUR HORSE

1. At the May Classic I, your horse will be started as per the competitions indicated on your entry form as long as all required documentation has been received in full. At the May Classic II, your horse must be started (declared) by the start deadline (as indicated on the Tournament schedule) the day before the competition is held. At this time, the start fee is applied to your horse’s account.

2. THERE IS A LATE FEE FOR HORSES STARTED AFTER THIS DEADLINE. Also, horses that are started late will not be on the Daysheet/Order of Go, and will be ‘first in’ for that competition unless otherwise specified.

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3. Horses which have been started in a competition and are then withdrawn MUST GIVE NOTICE PRIOR TO 8:00 AM ON THE DAY OF SAID COMPETITION and A CERTIFICATE OF DISABILITY FROM A VETERINARIAN (on vet letterhead) must be submitted by the start of the competition in order to receive a refund of start fees.

4. You may nominate and ride as many horses as you wish, however THE HORSE may only compete once per competition

5. There will be no presentations after the completion of CLEAR ROUND competitions. Riders will receive a red ribbon as they leave the ring if they have jumped a clear round. The course will be one round over a minimum of 8 numbered jumps and may include at least one double and/or one triple.

6. In competitions with Immediate Jump-Offs, FEI Article 245.3 will apply.

7. The Organizing Committee may limit or add entries to a competition in the interest of time.

PRACTICE AREAS & SCHOOLING HOURS Schooling is only permitted in designated areas and at

designated times. Lunging is only permitted in designated areas when marked open.

EXTREME ENVIRONMENTAL PROTOCOL - HAIL/LIGHTING

1. Spruce Meadows will announce if there are adverse weather warnings or conditions that are imminent.

2. The Competitions Manager will make a call on either continuing or delaying the competition.

3. Announcements will be made over the PA System & in the Barn Area.

4. The gathering location for the West Complex (Rocky Mountain Ring, All Alberta Ring, North American Ring, Main Sand Ring) is the RIDING HALL. The gathering location for the Meadows on the Green and Orchard rings is the INTERNATIONAL COVERALL. If you are competing in the Chinook Ring, return to your assigned stabling and listen for announcements.

5. Announcements will be made periodically to keep you informed of the situation.

6. The Competitions Manager and Course Designer(s) will inspect the course.

7. Once it has been determined that the competition will re-commence, an announcement will be made and riders will be given a 15 minute warm-up before the competition resumes.

TOURNAMENT AREA CONDUCT1. No persons other than the officials and staff on duty may

enter the competitive ring without the permission of the Competitions Manager or the Organizing Committee.

2. Light colored breeches and hunt coats are required for riders in all competitions, including clear rounds (please see FEI Article 256.1.5).

3. Coaches, trainers and grooms who enter the Competitive Ring must be NEAT AND SUITABLY ATTIRED in the opinion of the Hitching Ring officials.

4. Saluting Protocol: Please stay alert to the Gate person’s instructions on where to salute once in the ring.

5. The Organizing Committee may determine to preload or not preload at any time during the competition.

6. Competitors are only allowed in the Competitive Ring when competing or when the course is clearly marked ‘OPEN’.

PRESENTATIONS1. Horses wearing personal coolers will not be allowed in the

Competitive Ring. If there is a cooler awarded for the first place horse, the winning horse must wear that cooler.

2. All competitors must be mounted when entering the Competitive Ring for presentations.

3. Winners of each competition to a maximum of ten must be present for the competition awards. PLEASE ANTICIPATE IN ADVANCE THE NEED TO RIDE IN FOR YOUR PRESENTATION ON A WELL-MANNERED HORSE. Competitors who do not comply will forfeit their prize money.

4. Your Cavalier’s Salute to the sponsor’s representative(s) on the last round of the Victory Gallop is your way of thanking them. Competitors who do not comply will forfeit their prize money.

PRIZES ALL PRIZE MONEY WILL BE APPLIED AGAINST THE HORSE

ACCOUNT - any credits after the Tournament will be printed on a cheque. The cheque will only be issued to the owner as indicated on the entry form and will be paid out when the account is closed.

CLOSE OUT You must pay your tournament bill (“close out”) in person, with

either cash, a cheque, debit or credit card. If you are paying with a credit card, you must bring the physical card at the time you close out.

Accounts not closed within 2 days of the end of the Tournament will be subject to a $100 fee, and the payment type used will be that which was on the entry form.

WITHHOLDING TAX All foreign owned horses who win prize money are subject

to Canadian Withholding tax at 15% as per Canada Revenue Agency (http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca).

PROTESTS Spruce Meadows has never had an official protest in its history.

Competitors have accepted favourable and unfavourable rulings in the spirit of good sportsmanship. Feel free to bring your unofficial concerns to our Competitions Manager for consideration. If you insist on making an official protest, it shall be made in writing and delivered to the Tournament Secretary accompanied by a deposit of $100 cash which will be forfeited if the protest is not sustained.

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE DECISIONS1. I T I S I M P O R TA N T T O U N D E R S TA N D T H AT

INTERPRETATIONS OF EXISTING RULES AND REGULATIONS AND THE INVOKING OF ADDITIONAL RULES AND REGULATIONS TO COVER UNFORESEEN CIRCUMSTANCES ARE THE SOLE RESPONSIBILITY AND AUTHORITY OF THE ORGANIZING COMMITTEE. ALL OWNERS, TRAINERS, COMPETITORS AND GROOMS AGREE TO THE ACCEPTANCE OF THESE INTERPRETATIONS AND ADDITIONAL RULINGS BY VIRTUE OF YOUR SIGNED ENTRY.

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2. It is the objective of the Organizing Committee to run Spruce Meadows Tournaments at the highest possible level of sportsmanship. Judges, Course Designers, and Officials have been selected based on their knowledge and experience and their decisions in the competitions are their own responsibility. The Organizing Committee accepts no responsibility for their decisions.

3. The Organizing Committee reserves the right to hold a qualifying round for any competition in which the number of horses entered is excessive. In the unlikely event that there are insufficient entries in a competition, the competition may be cancelled and start fees refunded.

4. The Steward(s) and those designated as Assistant Stewards (complete listing available on request from the Tournament Secretary) shall have full power to act for and on behalf of the Organizing Committee during the Tournament. The Organizing Committee is not bound by opinions of its staff, such as Veterinary Doctors, Tournament Office and Field Staff, in the interpretation of these rules.

EXCUSING OR DISQUALIFYING1. Any act of discourtesy or disobedience to the officials,

volunteers, or employees shall, at the determination of the Organizing Committee, result in disqualification. Such unacceptable behaviour will result in forfeiture of Tournament fees paid and prize money, and acceptance in future Tournaments will be determined by the Organizing Committee.

2. The Organizing Committee reserves the right to remove any groom, trainer, rider, parent, manager or owner or all of a related group from the Tournament without being liable for compensation.

3. Inhumane treatment of a horse on the grounds is forbidden and if a violation occurs the appointed officials and/or the Organizing Committee have the right to disqualify the competitor from the Tournament. Such unacceptable treatment will result in forfeiture of Tournament fees paid and prize money, and acceptance in future Tournaments will be determined by the Organizing Committee. Refer to Welfare of the Horse, Code of Conduct, Ethics Committee, FEI Nov. 1990.

4. In jumping competitions, judges have the discretion to eliminate a competitor after a sufficient number of penalties have been incurred which prevent the athlete from qualifying for the final placing.

5. In the case of a disqualification of a horse or horses, the winner of the next succeeding prize shall take the prize that had been awarded to the disqualified horse(s) and the other prizes will be adjusted accordingly.

CODE OF CONDUCT Spruce Meadows is committed to the highest of standards of

behaviour and the sport of show jumping and expects the same standards, conduct and behaviour from its athletes and their associates.

Disrespect of these standards towards the Spruce Meadows staff, officials, volunteers, paramedics, or athletes will not be tolerated and may result in the disqualification of horse and rider; all prize money won and monies paid will be forfeited. There will be no appeals on these types of Organizing Committee/Ground Jury decisions.

In the event medical care is required by an individual on Spruce Meadows property, the Paramedics on site have been contracted and authorized by Spruce Meadows to provide immediate care and have the authority to make decisions in this capacity, including but not limited to; level of care and transportation method to the appropriate treatment facility, should it be deemed necessary.

NOTE CAREFULLY: Extremes of dress and social behaviour on the part of athletes, trainers, owners or associates are not welcome at Spruce Meadows. At its sole discretion, the Organizing Committee will insist on such individuals leaving the Tournament grounds. Your enthusiasm for high personal standards and adoption of highest of standards can be your real meaningful way of supporting and saying thank you to Spruce Meadows.

Wilful damage of property is strictly prohibited and grounds for expulsion from the facility.

All the people of Spruce Meadows; our professional staff, officials, technicians, our sponsors, the media and our fans are dedicated to you and will make every effort to ensure safe, quality competitions and facilities.

Spruce Meadows reserves the right to suspend or permanently remove any individual from the grounds for a single egregious act or for escalating behaviours that are contradictory to the Spruce Meadows Code of Conduct. BY ENTERING THE TOURNAMENT YOU ARE ACCEPTING ALL THE RULES AND REGULATIONS INCLUDING THE CODE OF CONDUCT.

LIABILITY All owners and competitors are personally responsible

for damages to third persons caused by themselves, their employees, their agents or their horses. They are therefore required to take out third-party insurance providing full coverage for participation in equestrian events at home and abroad, and to keep the policy up to date.

Neither the Spruce Meadows Tournaments nor the Organizing Committee or owners of Spruce Meadows, nor any of its staff or agents shall be in any way liable for any accident, injury, damage, loss or for any other matter that may happen, from any cause or circumstances whatsoever, to exhibitors, competitors or members of their family or their agents or to any one on the Tournament grounds or to any animal or article exhibited or to any property brought on the Tournament grounds or for any other loss, claim, matter, circumstance or event whatsoever in connection with or arising out of or attributable to the Tournament or any journey to or from the Tournament.

It is to be understood and agreed that under no circumstances shall Spruce Meadows, its owners, agents, employees, or family be liable for any loss, damages, claims or costs occasioned or suffered by any exhibitor, competitor, members of their family, or their agents, directly or indirectly, howsoever arising, including without limitation, losses, damages, claims or costs as a result of Spruce Meadows, its owners, agents or employees negligence, and you agree to indemnify and save harmless Spruce Meadows, its owners, agents and employees from and against any and all liability arising out of any such loss, damages, claims or costs.

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The May Classic I is a recognized Bronze Member Tournament ofEQUESTRIAN CANADA

The May Classic II s a recognized Gold Member Tournament of

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Equestrian CanadaRules & Regulations

PLEASE NOTE: Every comptition offered herein is covered by the rules and specifications of the current rules of EC and will be held and judged in accordance with the EC Rule Book.

PRIZE LIST STATEMENT Per Article A801, every entry at an EC-sanctioned competition

shall constitute an agreement by the person responsible that the owner, lessee, trainer, manager, agent, coach, driver or rider and horse shall be subject to the EC constitution and all rules of EC and any additional rules set by the competition. It is the responsibility of all individuals participating in any capacity in EC-sanctioned competitions to be knowledgeable regarding the EC constitution and the applicable rules of EC and the additional rules, if any, imposed by the competition. Do not participate in these EC-sanctioned competitions in any capacity if you do not consent to be bound by the constitution and rules of EC and any additional rules imposed by the competitions.

NATIONAL FEDERATION MEMBERSHIP1. To enter Tournaments at Spruce Meadows, all riders & owners

each must be in good standing and have a valid sport license with Equestrian Canada AND their provincial federation, or be

bona fide members of their own National Equestrian Federation affiliated with the FEI.

2. RIDER AND OWNER MEMBERSHIP CARD NUMBERS MUST BE SUBMITTED WITH ENTRIES.

3. At the May Classic I, minimum BRONZE LEVEL memberships are required for all riders, owners, and trainers. At the May Classic II, minimum GOLD LEVEL memberships are required for all riders, owners, and trainers.

BIRTH DATE 1. Riders who have not reached their 18th birthday as of January

1st of the current year, are classified as JUNIORS.

2. All Juniors must state their birth date on the entry form, and birth certificates are to be made available upon request.

HORSE RECORDINGS 1. At the May Classic II, a current Equestrian Canada horse

recording is required for all Canadian owned horses and ponies. Foreign owned horses need to provide written certification of eligibility (Affidavit) at the Tournament Office upon arrival. Proof of current horse recording or an Affidavit must be turned in to the Tournament Office before the horse will be allowed to compete. Horse recordings are not required for horses competing at the May Classic I.

2. BY SIGNING THE ENTRY FORM, COMPETITORS OR THEIR PARENT/GUARDIAN/AGENT ARE TESTIFYING THAT THE ENTRY IS ELIGIBLE FOR THE COMPETITIONS ENTERED, SUBSEQUENT DETERMINATION THAT SUCH IS NOT THE CASE, WILL RESULT IN ELIMINATION AND FORFEITURE OF FEES PAID.

DRUG INSPECTION1. All competitors and all horses are subject to drug testing and

all competitors agree that by making their entry they will allow themselves and their horses to be so tested.

2. Any horse entered in any competition at a Tournament may, while at the event location, be selected for equine medication control testing (as per article A602.5).

3. Competitors will be assessed a drug fee of $3.50 CDN per horse at the May Classic I and $7 CDN per horse at the May Classic II.

EXERCISE AREA & HITCHING RING RULES SPRUCE MEADOWS APPLIES THE FEI RULES FOR ALL

COMPETITIONS IN ALL RINGS AT ALL TOURNAMENTS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. This has been agreed upon in cooperation with Equestrian Canada.

Unauthorized schooling will result in forfeiture of Tournament Fees paid and prize money for all entries of the owner, trainer, competitor, groom and group involved, and acceptance in future Tournaments will be determined by the Organizing Committee.

RAPPING AT SPRUCE MEADOWS, YOU ARE NOT ALLOWED TO RAP

YOUR HORSE IN ANY WAY WHATSOEVER AT ANY TIME. Violators will be disqualified from the Tournament and all prize monies will be forfeited. Starting fees will not be refunded. Article 243 of the FEI Rules for Jumping Events will apply.

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ORDER OF GO1. The Order of Go in each division will be drawn FOR THE

FIRST DAY ONLY. Thereafter the order will be by rotational draw unless otherwise specified, regardless of the order shown in the program. There is a separate draw for all mini & grand prix competitions.

2. Special or unforeseen circumstances will be dealt with by the Organizing Committee and Ground Jury on a case-by-case basis. If a rider has two horses in a jump-off, the rider will have the option of moving up in the order or be prepared to go back into the ring without a warm-up for the second horse.

3. Competitors are responsible for having all entries in the hitching ring fifteen minutes before each respective competition. Any competitor not ready to enter the competitive ring when called will be eliminated. Fees will not be refunded in the case of missed competitions.

TIES All ties in jumper competitions will be broken on the basis of

time to 100th of a second. As required in competitions run under Table A, Article 238.2.1, should there be equality of faults and time after the first round for first place only, there will be one jump-off over the same course against the clock.

HELMETS At all EC-sanctioned competitions, all competitiors, including

foreign competitors, must wear ASTM (American Society for Testing Material) or BSI approved helmets, with safety harness correctly fastened at all times while mounted on the competition grounds. (Article G102).

Rule G102.2 “juniors showing any horse in a jog for soundness must wear approved protective headwear with the attached safety harness fastened.”

EQUESTRIAN CANADA STATEMENT OF PRINCIPLES

Equestrian Canada (EC), the national equestrian federation of Canada, supports adherence to humane treatment of horses in all activities under its jurisdiction.

EC is committed to:

• Upholding the welfare of horses, regardless of value, as a primary consideration in all activities;

• Requiring that horses be treated with kindness, respect, and compassion, and that they never be subjected to mistreatment;

• Ensuring that owners, trainers and competitors or their agents, use responsible care in the handling, treatment and transportation of their own horses as well as horses placed in their care for any purpose;

• Providing for the continuous well-being of horses by encouraging routine inspection and consultation with health care professionals and competition officials to achieve the highest possible standards of nutrition, health, comfort, and safety as a matter of standard operating procedure;

• Continuing to support scientific studies on equine health and welfare;

• Requiring owners, trainers and exhibitors to know and follow their sanctioning organization’s rules and to work within industry regulations in all equestrian competitions; and

• Reviewing, revising and developing competition rules and regulations that protect the welfare of horses;

The standard by which conduct or treatment will be measured is that which a person, informed and experienced in generally accepted equine training and exhibition procedures, would determine to be neither cruel, abusive nor inhumane.

NATIONAL FEDERATION MEMBERSHIP1. Riders and owners must submit copies of membership cards

with their entries.

2. Gold level memberships are required for all Canadian riders and owners competing in EC divisions.

3. Every entry at an EC-sanctioned competition shall constitute an agreement by the person responsible that the owner, lessee, trainer, manager, agent, coach, driver or rider and horse shall be subject to the EC constitution and all rules of EC and any additional rules set by the competition. It is the responsibility of all individuals participating in any capacity in EC-sanctioned competitions to be knowledgeable regarding the EC constitution and the applicable rules of EC and the additional rules, if any, imposed by the competition. Do not participate in these EC-sanctioned competitions in any capacity if you do not consent to be bound by the constitution and rules of EC and any additional rules imposed by the competitions. (As per Article A801).

FROM GRASSROOTS TO PODIUMThe Jumping Committee is the committee of Equestrian Canada responsible for all hunter,

equitation and jumper activities in Canada from grassroots to the international level..

Canadian Show Jumping Team Media Guide CET Medal JC Hall of Fame JC Bursary JC Medal Officials’ Accessibility Fund

Official of the Year Owner of the Year Sponsor of the Year Travel Assistance U25 ProgramVolunteer of the Year

For more information regarding Jumping programs and activities, visit: www.equestrian.ca/sport/jumping

100–308 Legget Drive | Ottawa, Ontario Canada K2K 1Y6 Telephone 613 287 1515 X 142 | Toll Free 1 866 282 8395 | Fax 613 248 3484

We have created a number of programs and awards to provide support for participants, recognize contributions, and promote the sport. Current Jumping programs include:

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OFFICIALSTOURNAMENT SECRETARYJoanne Nimitz

COMPETITIONS MANAGERConor Charlton

JUDGESColleen HoffmanAnne Reid

COURSE DESIGNERSJoey RycroftWill Dean-Stobie

STEWARDNeil RatledgeSue Hawes

Part of the Classic Series of Tournaments

THE RINGS LISTED IN THIS PRIZE LIST ARE TENTATIVE. COMPETITIONS MAY RUN ON RINGS OTHER THAN THOSE LISTED IN THIS PRIZE LIST.

ALL HORSES must submit a valid Coggins Test and proof of current Influenza and EHV vaccinations for this Tournament (see page 3). Minimum BRONZE level Equestrian Canada memberships are required for all competitors, owners and trainers at this Tournament. Any changes to the entries must be made the day prior to each competition, before the Tournament Office closes. You will be charged $10 in addition to the entry fee for any competitions added after this deadline. Entry fees will not be refunded for those competitions withdrawn from after this deadline.

• You may enter as many horses as you wish in each competition during this Tournament. However THE HORSE may only go once per competition.

YOU MUST CONFIRM RECEIPT OF YOUR ENTRY WITH THE SPRUCE MEADOWS TOURNAMENT OFFICE.

MAY CLASSIC I$1,800

May 5 - 6, 2018

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LOSING DATE

2018

APRIL 25

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MAY CLASSIC I • MAY 5-6, 2018

0.70M JUMPEREligible Riders: Open to all riders. Jumps: 0.70m (2’3”).

0.70M CLEAR ROUNDEligible Riders: Open to all riders. Jumps: 0.70m (2’3”).

100 CLEAR ROUND JUMPER - 0.70M Scoring: Clear RoundEntry Fee: $30



103 FRIENDS OF THE MEADOWS JUMPER - 0.70MRibbons to 6th place.Scoring: Table A, Article 238.2.1Entry Fee: $302017 Champion: Emma Bligh, Almost Dawn




0.80M JUMPEREligible Riders: Open to all riders. Jumps: 0.80m (2’8”).

107 FRIENDS OF THE MEADOWS JUMPER - 0.80M $100

Ribbons to 6th place. $100 to the owners of the winning horses to be divided as follows:

1st 2nd 3rd $40 $35 $25

Scoring: Table A, Article 238.2.1Entry Fee: $302017 Champion: Alexa Hovrisko, Itsa Ultra Puzzle



1st 2nd 3rd $40 $35 $25

Scoring: Table A, Article 238.2.1Entry Fee: $302017 Champion: Emma Bligh, Almost Dawn

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MAY CLASSIC I • MAY 5 - 6, 2018

0.90M JUMPEREligible Riders: Open to all riders.Jumps: 0.90m (3’).

0.90M CLEAR ROUNDEligible Riders: Open to all riders.Jumps: 0.90m (3’).


1.00M JUMPEREligible Riders: Open to all riders.Jumps: 1.00m (3’3”).




1st 2nd 3rd $40 $35 $25

Scoring: Table A, Article 238.2.1Entry Fee: $302017 Champion: Leanne Griffin, Chavez



1st 2nd 3rd $40 $35 $25

Scoring: Table A, Article 238.2.1Entry Fee: $302017 Champion: Chloe Brodeur, Tea Cup



113 CLEAR ROUND JUMPER -1.00M Scoring: Clear RoundEntry Fee: $30

114 FRIENDS OF THE MEADOWS WELCOME - 1.00M $100


1st 2nd 3rd $40 $35 $25

Scoring: Table A, Article 238.2.1Entry Fee: $302017 Champion: Charlotte Reeve, Special Request



1st 2nd 3rd $70 $50 $30

Scoring: Table A, Article 238.2.1Entry Fee: $302017 Champion: Stella Chernoff, Uno Kinston

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1st 2nd 3rd $70 $50 $30

Scoring: Table A, Article 238.2.1Entry Fee: $302017 Champion: Cayden Crowshaw, Cloud 9

1.15M CLEAR ROUNDEligible Riders: Open to all riders.Jumps: 1.15m (3’9”).





1st 2nd 3rd $80 $70 $50

Scoring: Table A, Article 238.2.1Entry Fee: $302017 Champion: Carmen Strabel, La Paloma

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MAY CLASSIC I • MAY 5 - 6, 2018



1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th$90 $70 $50 $40 $25 $25

Scoring: Table A, Article 238.2.1Entry Fee: $302017 Champion: Piet van Genugten, Cassiano Z



1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th$150 $130 $90 $60 $40 $30

Scoring: Table A, Article 238.2.2 One Jump-Off. Entry Fee: $302017 Champion: Lisa Carlsen, Caradon

1.20M CLEAR ROUNDEligible Riders: Open to all riders.Jumps: 1.20m (4’).

1.30M CLEAR ROUNDEligible Riders: Open to all riders.Jumps: 1.30m (4’3”).

1.20M JUMPEREligible Riders: Open to all riders.Jumps: 1.20m (4’).




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SATURDAY, MAY 5 CHINOOK SAND RING

100 CLEAR ROUND Jumper - 0.70m 101 CLEAR ROUND Jumper - 0.70m 104 CLEAR ROUND Jumper - 0.80m 105 CLEAR ROUND Jumper - 0.80m 108 CLEAR ROUND Jumper - 0.90m 109 CLEAR ROUND Jumper - 0.90m ORCHARD SAND RING

112 CLEAR ROUND Jumper - 1.00m 113 CLEAR ROUND Jumper - 1.00m 116 CLEAR ROUND Jumper - 1.10m 118 CLEAR ROUND Jumper - 1.15m 120 CLEAR ROUND Jumper - 1.20m 122 CLEAR ROUND Jumper - 1.30m

MAY CLASSIC I TENTATIVE SCHEDULE MAY 5 - 6, 2018

Schedules will be adjusted after the closing date to accommodate entries. Please be sure to refer to the adjusted schedule for the Tournament. Adjusted schedules are posted at www.sprucemeadows.com and are available at the North Meadows Tournament Office.


SUNDAY, MAY 6 CHINOOK SAND RING

102 CLEAR ROUND Jumper - 0.70m 103 FRIENDS OF THE MEADOWS Jumper - 0.70m 106 FRIENDS OF THE MEADOWS Jumper - 0.80m 107 FRIENDS OF THE MEADOWS Jumper - 0.80m 110 FRIENDS OF THE MEADOWS Jumper - 0.90m 111 FRIENDS OF THE MEADOWS Jumper - 0.90m

ORCHARD SAND RING 114 FRIENDS OF THE MEADOWS Jumper - 1.00m 115 FRIENDS OF THE MEADOWS Jumper - 1.00m 117 FRIENDS OF THE MEADOWS Jumper - 1.10m 119 FRIENDS OF THE MEADOWS Jumper - 1.15m 121 FRIENDS OF THE MEADOWS Jumper - 1.20m 123 FRIENDS OF THE MEADOWS Jumper - 1.30m

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OFFICIALSTOURNAMENT SECRETARYJoanne Nimitz

COMPETITIONS MANAGERConor Charlton

JUDGESAnne ReidColleen Hoffman

COURSE DESIGNERSJoey RycroftJedd Smith

STEWARDSNeil RatledgeSusan Hawes

Part of the Classic Series of Tournaments


All Canadian owned Horses must have an active horse recording with Equestrian Canada.

ALL HORSES must submit a valid Coggins Test and proof of current Influenza and EHV vaccinations for this Tournament (see page 3). Minimum GOLD Level Equestrian Canada memberships are required for all competitors, owners and trainers at this Tournament.

Nomination drops must be completed by Thursday, May 10 at 4:00 PM - after this time there will be no refunds on division fees.

• Please carefully consider the divisions in which you would like to compete. • You may enter as many horses as you wish in each competition, however THE HORSE may only go

once per competition.• Horses must be started (declared) the day before the competition is held, at which time the start

fee is applied to the horse’s account.

YOU MUST CONFIRM RECEIPT OF YOUR ENTRY WITH THE SPRUCE MEADOWS TOURNAMENT OFFICE

MAY CLASSIC II$20,150

May 11 - 13, 2018

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2018

APRIL 25

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MAY CLASSIC II • MAY 11-13, 2018

0.80M JUMPERNomination Fee: $50Eligible Riders: Open to all riders.Jumps: 0.80m (2’8”).



1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th$60 $40 $35 $25 $20 $20

Scoring: Table A, Article 238.2.1Starting Fee: $202017 Champion: Alesha Dupont, Leragon



1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th$60 $40 $35 $25 $20 $20

Scoring: Table A, Article 238.2.1Starting Fee: $202017 Champion: Brennan Kavanagh, Cara Solita



1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th$60 $40 $35 $25 $20 $20

Scoring: Table A, Article 238.2.1Starting Fee: $202017 Champion: Olivia Cromarty, Spa Creek Sunshine

0.80M CLEAR ROUNDNomination Fee: $20Eligible Riders: Open to all riders.Jumps: 0.80m (2’8”).

150 CLEAR ROUND JUMPER - 0.80M Scoring: Clear RoundStarting Fee: $20

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0.90M JUMPERNomination Fee: $50 Eligible Riders: Open to all riders.Jumps: 0.90m (3’).



1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th$60 $40 $35 $25 $20 $20

Scoring: Table A, Article 238.2.1 Starting Fee: $202017 Champion: Naya Mellersh, MJ Jaguar



1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th$60 $40 $35 $25 $20 $20

Scoring: Table A, Article 238.2.1Starting Fee: $202017 Champion: Naya Mellersh, MJ Jaguar



1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th$60 $40 $35 $25 $20 $20

Scoring: Table A, Article 238.2.1 Starting Fee: $202017 Champion: Olivia Cromarty, Spa Creek Sunshine

0.90M CLEAR ROUNDNomination Fee: $20 Eligible Riders: Open to all riders. Jumps: 0.90m (3’).


0.90M MINI-GRAND PRIXNomination Fee: $50Eligible Riders: Open to all riders.Eligible Horses: This Mini-Grand Prix is only open to those horses that have already competed in a competition at the May Classic II.Jumps: 0.9m (3’).

158 FRIENDS OF THE MEADOWS MINI-GRAND PRIX - 0.90M $300


1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th $90 $70 $50 $40 $25 $25

Scoring: Table A, Article 238.2.2 One Jump-Off. Starting Fee: $25

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1.00M MINI-GRAND PRIXNomination Fee: $50Eligible Riders: Open to all riders.Eligible Horses: This Mini-Grand Prix is only open to those horses that have already competed in a competition at the May Classic II.Jumps: 1.10m (3’6”).

162 FRIENDS OF THE MEADOWS MINI-GRAND PRIX - 1.00M $500


1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th$150 $130 $90 $60 $40 $30

Scoring: Table A, Article 238.2.2 One Jump-Off. Starting Fee: $302017 Champion: Betka Alexander, Zippidydoda

1.10M CLEAR ROUNDNomination Fee: $20 Eligible Riders: Open to all riders. Jumps: 1.10m (3’6”).





1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th$60 $40 $35 $25 $20 $20

Scoring: Table A, Article 238.2.1Starting Fee: $202017 Champion: Kaitlyn Hess, Freestyle



1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th$60 $40 $35 $25 $20 $20

Scoring: Table A, Article 238.2.1Starting Fee: $202017 Champion: Kaitlyn Hess, Freestyle



1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th $90 $70 $50 $40 $25 $25

Scoring: Table A, Article 238.2.2 Immediate Jump-Off. Starting Fee: $252017 Champion: Rachel Mueller, Calido’s Chocolate

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1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th$150 $130 $90 $60 $40 $30

Scoring: Table A, Article 238.2.2 Immediate Jump-Off. Starting Fee: $30 2017 Champion: Stella Chernoff, Uno Kinston

164 CORIL HOLDINGS WELCOME - 1.10M $300Ribbons to 6th place. $300 to the owners of the winning horses to be divided as follows:

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th $90 $70 $50 $40 $25 $25

Scoring: Table A, Article 238.2.1Starting Fee: $252017 Champion: Stella Chernoff, Uno Kinston


166 FRIENDS OF THE MEADOWS MINI-GRAND PRIX - 1.10M $1,000

Ribbons to 6th place. $1,000 to the owners of the winning horses to be divided as follows:

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th$300 $220 $180 $140 $100 $60

Scoring: Table A, Article 238.2.2 One Jump-Off. Starting Fee: $602017 Champion: Betka Alexander, Zippidydoda




1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th$150 $130 $90 $60 $40 $30

Scoring: Table A, Article 238.2.2 Immediate Jump-Off. Starting Fee: $302017 Champion: Carmen Strabel, La Paloma


1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th$150 $130 $90 $60 $40 $30

Scoring: Table A, Article 238.2.1 Starting Fee: $302017 Champion: Aliyah Madsen, Cartini

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1.20M MINI-GRAND PRIXNomination Fee: $60Eligible Riders: Open to all riders.Eligible Horses: This Mini-Grand Prix is only open to those horses that have already competed in a competition at the May Classic II.Jumps: 1.20m (4’).

172 FRIENDS OF THE MEADOWS MINI-GRAND PRIX - 1.20M $2,000 Ribbons to 6th place. $2,000 to the owners of the winning horses to be divided as follows:

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th$500 $340 $250 $175 $1606th 7th 8th 9th 10th$145 $130 $100 $100 $100

Scoring: Table A, Article 238.2.2 One Jump-Off.Starting Fee: $1002017 Champion: Krista Mergen, Galliano van ter Hulst


1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th$150 $130 $90 $60 $40 $30

Scoring: Table A, Article 238.2.1 Starting Fee: $302017 Champion: Ellicia Edgar, Hitchcock van Overies

1.20M JUMPERNomination Fee: $50Eligible Riders: Open to all riders.Jumps: 1.20m (4’).



1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th$225 $195 $135 $90 $60 $45

Scoring: Table A, Article 238.2.2 Immediate Jump-Off. Starting Fee: $452017 Champion: Piet van Genugten, Cassiano Z



1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th$300 $220 $180 $140 $100 $60

Scoring: Table A, Article 238.2.2 One Jump-Off. Starting Fee: $602017 Champion: Carmen Strabel, La Paloma


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1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th$150 $130 $90 $60 $40 $30

Scoring: Table A, Article 238.2.1Starting Fee: $302017 Champion: Lisa Carlsen, Caradon

174 FRIENDS OF THE MEADOWS CUP - 1.30M $1,000Ribbons to 6th place. $1,000 to the owners of the winning horses to be divided as follows:

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th$300 $220 $180 $140 $100 $60

Scoring: Table A, Article 238.2.2 One Jump-Off.Starting Fee: $602017 Champion: Alexander Grayton, Grayt Zazu




1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th$900 $500 $375 $250 $2006th 7th 8th 9th 10th$180 $175 $140 $140 $140

Scoring: Table A, Article 238.2.2 One Jump-Off.Starting Fee: $1402017 Champion: Brenda Riddell, Dutch Amouretta


176 CORIL HOLDINGS JUMPER - 1.40M $1,000Ribbons to 6th place. $1,000 to the owners of the winning horses to be divided as follows:

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th$300 $220 $180 $140 $100 $60

Scoring: Table A, Article 238.2.2 One Jump-Off.Starting Fee: $602017 Champion: Chris Surbey, Artistic

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1.40M GRAND PRIXNomination Fee: $75Eligible Riders: Open to all riders.Eligible Horses: This Grand Prix is only open to those horses that have already competed in a competition at the May Classic II.Jumps: 1.40m (4’6”).

177 FRIENDS OF THE MEADOWS GRAND PRIX - 1.40M $5,000

Cooler to the winning horse. Ribbons to 6th place. $5,000 to the owners of the winning horses to be divided as follows:

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th$1,500 $900 $600 $500 $3506th 7th 8th 9th 10th$300 $250 $200 $200 $200

Scoring: Table A, Article 238.2.2 One Jump-Off. Starting Fee: $2002017 Champion: Chris Starr, Cloor

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FRIDAY, MAY 11 CHINOOK SAND RING

150 CLEAR ROUND Jumper - 0.80m 154 CLEAR ROUND Jumper - 0.90m 155 FRIENDS OF THE MEADOWS Welcome - 0.90m 160 FRIENDS OF THE MEADOWS Jumper - 1.00m THE ORCHARD RING

163 CLEAR ROUND Jumper - 1.10m 164 CORIL HOLDINGS Welcome - 1.10m 167 CORIL HOLDINGS Welcome - 1.15m 170 CORIL HOLDINGS Welcome - 1.20m 173 CORIL HOLDINGS Welcome - 1.30m 176 CORIL HOLDINGS Jumper - 1.40m

SATURDAY, MAY 12 CHINOOK SAND RING

151 FRIENDS OF THE MEADOWS Welcome - 0.80m 152 FRIENDS OF THE MEADOWS Jumper - 0.80m 156 FRIENDS OF THE MEADOWS Jumper - 0.90m 157 FRIENDS OF THE MEADOWS Jumper - 0.90m 159 FRIENDS OF THE MEADOWS Welcome - 1.00m 161 FRIENDS OF THE MEADOWS Jumper - 1.00m

THE ORCHARD RING

165 FRIENDS OF THE MEADOWS Jumper - 1.10m 168 FRIENDS OF THE MEADOWS Jumper - 1.15m 171 FRIENDS OF THE MEADOWS Jumper - 1.20m 174 FRIENDS OF THE MEADOWS Jumper - 1.30m

MAY CLASSIC II TENTATIVE SCHEDULE MAY 11 - 13, 2018

Schedules will be adjusted after the closing date to accommodate entries. Please be sure to refer to the adjusted schedule for the Tournament. Adjusted schedules are posted at www.sprucemeadows.com and are available at the North Meadows Tournament Office

SUNDAY, MAY 13 CHINOOK SAND RING 153 FRIENDS OF THE MEADOWS Jumper - 0.80m 157 FRIENDS OF THE MEADOWS Jumper - 0.90m 158 FRIENDS OF THE MEADOWS Mini-Grand Prix - 0.90m 162 FRIENDS OF THE MEADOWS Mini-Grand Prix - 1.00m

THE ORCHARD RING 166 FRIENDS OF THE MEADOWS Mini-Grand Prix - 1.10m 169 FRIENDS OF THE MEADOWS Mini-Grand Prix - 1.15m 172 FRIENDS OF THE MEADOWS Mini-Grand Prix - 1.20m 175 FRIENDS OF THE MEADOWS Mini-Grand Prix - 1.30m 177 FRIENDS OF THE MEADOWS Grand Prix - 1.40m

THE DAYS AND RINGS LISTED IN THIS PRIZE LIST ARE TENTATIVE. COMPETITIONS MAY RUN ON RINGS OTHER THAN THOSE LISTED IN THIS PRIZE LIST.

2018 CLASSIC SERIES INDEX

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GENERAL INFORMATIONAcceptance of Entries ................................................ 4Arrivals ..................................................................... 5Cancellation of Entries ............................................... 4Close Outs ................................................................ 6Check –In ................................................................. 3Code of Conduct ........................................................ 7Coggins .................................................................... 3Completion of Entry Form ........................................... 4Contact Information ................................................... 3Division Fees ............................................................. 5 Equine Influenza / EHV .............................................. 3Excusing or Disqualifying ........................................... 7Extreme Weather Protocol .......................................... 6Feed and Bedding ..................................................... 3General Rules and Regulations .................................... 3Horse Bridle Numbers ................................................ 5Late Entries .............................................................. 4Liability .................................................................... 7Lost and Found ......................................................... 3Organizing Committee Decisions ................................. 6Parking & RVs ........................................................... 3Pets ......................................................................... 3Practice Areas & Schooling Hours ............................... 6Presentations ............................................................ 6Prizes ....................................................................... 6Protests .................................................................... 6Second Rider ............................................................ 5Smoking ................................................................... 3Stabling & Extra Stalls ............................................... 5Starting Your Horse .................................................... 5Substitution of Entries ............................................... 4Time Schedules ......................................................... 3Tournament Area Conduct .......................................... 6Wash Racks .............................................................. 3Withholding Tax ......................................................... 6

EQUESTRIAN CANADA RULES & REGULATIONS .................... 8 Birth Date ................................................................. 8Drug Inspection ......................................................... 8Equestrian Canada Statement of Principle ................... 9Exercise Area & Hitching Ring Rules ........................... 8Helmets .................................................................... 9National Federation Membership ................................. 8Order of Go ............................................................... 9Horse Recordings ...................................................... 8Prize List Statement .................................................. 8Rapping .................................................................... 8Ties .......................................................................... 9

MAY CLASSIC I • MAY 5 - 6 .............................................. 11 Officials .................................................................... 110.70m Clear Round Jumper ........................................ 120.70m Jumper .......................................................... 120.80m Clear Round Jumper ........................................ 120.80m Jumper .......................................................... 120.90m Clear Round Jumper ........................................ 130.90m Jumper ......................................................... 13 1.00m Clear Round Jumper ........................................ 13 1.00m Jumper .......................................................... 131.10m Clear Round Jumper ........................................ 14 1.10m Jumper .......................................................... 141.15m Clear Round Jumper ........................................ 141.15m Jumper .......................................................... 141.20m Clear Round Jumper ....................................... 15 1.20m Jumper .......................................................... 151.30m Jumper .......................................................... 15Schedule .................................................................. 16

MAY CLASSIC II • MAY 11 - 13 .......................................... 17 Officials .................................................................... 170.80m Clear Round Jumper ........................................ 180.80m Jumper .......................................................... 180.90m Clear Round Jumper ........................................ 190.90m Jumper .......................................................... 19 0.90m Mini-Grand Prix .............................................. 191.00m Jumper .......................................................... 201.00m Mini-Grand Prix ............................................. 201.10m Clear Round Jumper ........................................ 201.10m Jumper .......................................................... 211.10m Mini-Grand Prix .............................................. 211.15m Jumper .......................................................... 211.15m Mini-Grand Prix .............................................. 22 1.20m Jumper ......................................................... 22 1.20m Mini-Grand Prix .............................................. 22 1.30m Jumper ......................................................... 231.30m Mini-Grand Prix .............................................. 23 1.40m Jumper .......................................................... 23 1.40m Grand Prix ...................................................... 24Schedule .................................................................. 25

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