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Open to all riders. Gamblers choice: Each jump will be given a point value and every time a horse clears a jump they receive the points assigned to that fence. Points will only be awarded once for jumping a jump – unless you are taking the same jump from a different direction. (For example, if you take the same jump repeatedly you will only get points for the first time you jumped that fence. You may jump it a second time and be awarded points IF going in the opposite direction.) Riders may take any path they choose and jump the jumps in any order the choose. There will be a time limit of 90 seconds and the horse and rider combination who has the most points at the end of their time will be the winner. Must have 10 entries to run as a $500 class. NO scratches once the class has started.
Entry Fee: $50
Prize money: $180, $120, $75, $50, $50, $25, R, R
If less than 10 but at least 6 entries, it will run as a $300 class.
Prize money: $105, $75, $45, $30, $30, $15, R, R
Open to all who are already competing in a division. The second round of your division will be scored as the first round of the Classic Challenge. You then be invited back for a second round. competitors may enter from any division held in that ring. Results will be given at the end of the schedule in each ring. Must have 10 entries to run as a $500 class. NO scratches once the class has started.
Entry Fee: $50
Prize money: $180, $120, $75, $50, $50, $25, R, R
If less than 10 but at least 6 entries, it will run as a $300 class.
Prize money: $105, $75, $45, $30, $30, $15, R, R
Open to all riders.
The class is run as a Table II 2(a) format. Clean rounds and the top 25% of the class come back for the jump off. Teams will be awarded Gold, Silver and Bronze Medals. Individual winners will be awarded ribbons.
Teams will consist of 2 to 3 riders. A team score is the combined faults of 2 teammates. Teams with 3 teammates can throw out one score. Teams tied for first will be allowed to jump off. Again, teammates scores and times will be added together to determine a winner.
Individual scores will also be recorded. All clean rounds will be allowed to jump off. If less than 25% of the class does not qualify to jump off, the top 25% will also be invited back to jump off.
Entry Fee: $40
Ribbons and medals to the top 3 teams.
Ribbons to 8th for the top individuals.
Open to anyone that shows in an equitation class during the September 20-22, 2024 SATP Horse Show, or any professional. Class will consist of a written test, a flat phase, and a jumping phase. All three phases will be given a score, and all scores will be added together. Further testing of the top contestants after the three phases will be at the judge’s discretion.
The written test will be a short, basic horsemanship quiz about tack, horse conformation, care of horses, rule book questions and showing practices. There will be some multiple choice questions, as well as some true/false questions. It is intended to be a learning experience with relatively easy questions, and will have questions geared toward the intermediate equestrian. All contestants will be required to take the test at the same time, just before the class starts. Each contestant will earn a score.
The flat phase will be conducted as an equitation on the flat class, working both directions of the ring. Contestants may be asked to perform collectively, or individually, tests included in the USEF rulebook. Contestants will NOT be asked to counter-canter. All contestants will be given a score.
The jumping phase will be over an equitation type course, geared toward the intermediate rider. Riders and trainers may walk the course before the class. It may consist of lines, broken lines, roll back turns, and trot jumps testing the rider’s ability to control their mount. The riders will enter the ring with a score of the first two phases. A score will be given after the jumping phase, and added to the other scores to determine a winner. The judge may decide if further testing is needed.
Entry Fee: $40
Ribbons to 8th
You can lead or ride in this class, it is judged on your costume. Walking only.
Categories to include:
Leadline
Cutest
Funniest
Most Original
Most Elaborate
Teams
Dogs
Please only enter one category
Entry Fee: $15
These are single round derbies offered at multiple heights in multiple rings. The round will be scored, and there will be the opportunity to score up to 10 bonus points for your costume. Open to all riders.
Entry Fee: $40
Prize money: $180, $120, $75, $50, $50, $25
This will be an optimum time class. Table IV 1. You will be given a bonus of 1, 2 or 3 for your costume.
A costume score of 1 will get you .01 second closer to the optimum time.
A costume score of 2 will get you .02 second closer to the optimum time.
A costume score of 3 will get you .03 second closer to the optimum time.
The display board will be turned off. We will have a rider not entered in the class who will ride the course first with the display board on as a rider reference time.
Any ties will jump off.
It will be offered at 2′, 2’6″ or 2’9″.
Entry Fee: $40
Prize money: $180, $120, $75, $50, $50, $25
The “Hunt and Go” format was only introduced several years ago as a way to shorten the original derby format while still offering a classic and a handy round. Instead of all riders competing through the classic and then returning at a later time for a handy, the course is designed as half classic and half handy. Riders are therefore able to highlight their horse’s strengths in both formats. We will run this derby at 2’6”, 2’9”, 3’, and 3’3” Each entrant will receive a numerical score for the classic round and a separate numerical score for the handy round. All horses will complete the handy round unless they have a major fault such as a refusal, pole down, or a fall. The total of the two rounds will be the final score.
Entry Fee: $100
Prize money: $450, $300, $225, $150, $120, $100, $80, $75
Open to any non-professional rider showing at the 2’6″ height or under. Fences 2’, 2’3” and 2’6”.
Hunt and Go format – classic round in ring 2, handy round in ring 3. Numerical scoring for both rounds.
Entry Fee: $50
1st $105 2nd $75 3rd $45 4th $30 5th $30 6th $15 7th R 8th R
** This derby is intended for more novice type riders. If you are an advanced Junior or Amateur riding your green
horse or pony this Derby is not for you. No cross entering between regular derbies and the Mini Derby. Thank you for understanding.
Open to any junior or amateur riders jumping 2’6” or higher in regular competition.
This challenge will consist of 3 phases, a Hunter Phase, a Jumper Phase, and a flat Phase. You may enter the phases individually but to be eligible for the overall placings you must do all 3.
Hunter Phase – To be shown over a minimum of 8 jumps at 2’6” or 2’9”. It is recommended that the course be a straight forward hunter course consisting of natural jumps. 1 or 2 tests may be incorporated into the course. A numerical score will be given.
Jumper Phase – To be shown over a minimum of 9 jumps at 2’6” or 2’9”. A Time Allowed will be used based on a speed of 360 yards per minute. The judge will give a numerical score for each competitor’s round. The announcer will announce the judge’s numerical score and then deduct time faults as follows: one point for each commenced second over the Time Allowed.
Flat Phase – All riders shall be worked both ways of the ring at all required gaits as directed by the judge. Judges may ask from USEF tests 1-17.
Overall – includes Hunter, Jumper and Flat. All Phases to be scored under the numerical system. Scores from each phase will be added together to determine the overall winner. In the event of a tie for any placing, the highest hunter phase score will break the tie.
Rules:
Three riders must complete the class in order for the points to count for that phase.
The same horse/pony must be used in all phases of the event.
Only one rider per horse/pony, unless the judge requests a change.
Classes to be judged in accordance with the current NCHJA standards for equitation.
This class will consist of two rounds with the first round being a classic hunter round and the second a handy hunter round. Open to ponies showing in the regular pony divisions and in the children’s pony division. Obstacles must simulate those reminiscent of the hunt field.
Entry Fee: $65
Prize money: $250, $150, $100, $85, $65, $50, $25, $25
