SHOW HORSE - NEWS
23/02/2019
LEADERBOARD CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES
The first Leaderboard event for 2019 is on this weekend at Margaret River on March 4th
Awards for:
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Show Pony 14 hds & under
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Show Hunter Pony 14 hds & under
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Show Galloway 14-15hds
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Show Hunter Galloway 14-15 hds
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Show Hack o 15hds
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Show Hunter o 15hds
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Rider 17yrs & under
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Rider 18yrs & over
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Child’s Show Pony 14 hds & under
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Child’s Show Hunter Pony 14 hds & under
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Childs Show Galloway 14-15 hds
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Child’s Show Hunter Galloway 14-15 hds
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Child’s Show Hack o 15hds
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Child’s Show Hunter o 15hds
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Lead Rein Pony (combined show & hunter)
Points will be awarded for:
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Autumn Pageant – Champion 6 points, Reserve/1st Runner Up 4 points
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Winter Gala – Champion 6 points, Reserve/1st Runner Up 4 points
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Horse of the Year – Champion 8 points, Reserve/1st Runner Up 6 points
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Club Leaderboard Championships – Champion 4 points, Reserve 2 points
In the event of a tie, the highest result from HOY will count. If tie not broken supreme from Autumn Pageant then Winter Gala to count. If a tie still not broken equal award will be given. Awards will be presented at the EWA Awards night.
Club Events:
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Margaret River – 4 March
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Albany Horsemans – 10 March
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Autumn Pageant – 5 May
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Gosnells – 3 June
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Winter Gala – 16 June
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Riverside – 21 July
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Horse of the Year 6-8 September
23/02/2019
QUALIFYING REQUIREMENTS FOR 2019 HORSE OF THE YEAR
Don’t forget you can use your placings from outings held in 2018 after the close of last year’s Horse of the Year entries providing you were a current EWA member in 2018 and the judge was an accredited EA Show Horse judge.
To qualify for the 2019 EWA Horse of the Year Show, a horse/pony must gain a placing (1st, 2nd or 3rd) in any official show horse class (excluding rider classes) at three (3) separate EWA affiliated events (excluding EWA HOY). These must be judged by a current EA Accredited Show Horse Judge.
The horse’s owner and rider must all be current financial members of EWA and horses must have held either a 2018 or a current 2019 EWA Show Horse Competition License at time of qualifying. E.g for performances from 2018 HOY close of entries to count, competitors must have had a 2018 Competition Licence. For performances gained in 2019 to count competitors must have a current 2019 Competition Licence at the time of qualifying.
All results should be recorded on the Competition License with the name of the presiding judge shown and submitted with entry to HOTY.
For example – 3rd place lead line pony at Perth H&PC show, 2nd place child’s small pony hack class Riverside Riding Club show, 3rd place open small pony hack class Serpentine H&PC show will make the pony eligible for 2019 Horse of the Year.
Ineligible events:
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Perth Royal Show
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Show Horse Council WA Classic
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Show Horse Council WA Western Stars
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Show Horse Council Horse of the Year
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Gosnells Masters
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Any other events not run under EA National Show Horse Rules.
QUALIFYING PERIOD FOR 2019 HORSE OF THE YEAR
IS FROM CLOSE OF ENTRIES 2018 (8th August 2018) until the close of entries 2019 (7th August 2019)
HEIGHT CERTIFICATES
Horses and ponies must hold a current EWA Height Certificate on the day of competition.
ALL LEAD REIN HANDLERS MUST BE A CURRENT EWA FINANCIAL MEMBER AT THE TIME OF COMPETITION. THEY MAY BE EITHER PARTICIPANT OR COMPETITOR MEMBER.
HANDLER MUST BE 18 YEARS AND OVER.
RIDERS AGE IS OF 1st JANUARY IN YEAR OF NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS. ADDITIONALLY, RIDERS TURNING 5 YEARS ARE ELIGIBLE TO COMPETE THE DAY THEY TURN 5 YEARS OLD. The age of 5 commences from the child's birthday. The Under 8 age limit is taken as per the child's age as at 1st January in the calendar year that the competition is being held.
Judging at HOY is conducted under the EA Preferential Judging System. Please refer to the EA National Showhorse rules for further details.
23/02/2019
AUTUMN PAGEANT 5TH MAY
Qualifier for 2020 ENSW Southern Cross Show Horse Spectacular
The program is nearly finalised and will be available on Cavaletti and Nominate shortly.
Classes for Shetlands, Owner/Rider, OTT inc Standardbreds and ring for Adult Rider Membership classes. Competitors who DO NOT hold Adult Riding Club membership are not eligible to compete in Adult Rider classes.
23/02/2019
2019 SOUTHERN CROSS SHOW HORSE SPECTACULAR
Entries now open on Nominate and closing on 10th March.
Click here for conditions of entry and schedule.
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Equestrian WA CEO, Dwight Pedlow attended a two-day professional development event 'Sport Horse Welfare & Social Licence to Operate' organised by Horse SA. Led by Professor Emeritus David Mellor, the two-day event seeks to create a supportive, engaging and constructive environment for delegates to investigate the 'why and how' of horse welfare, and to consider what is working well through the lens of the Five Domains Animal Welfare Assessment Model. Among other notable guest presenters present at the event were Nicholas Bawden, the Industry Operations Manager from Thoroughbred Racing SA; Martin Burns, General Manager of Racing & Equine Welfare, NZ Thoroughbred Racing,
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