United States Eventing Association

Address:34270 County Road 20, Woodland CA 95695. From I-5 north:Take 505 toward Winters/San Francisco. Take Rd. 19 exit (exit 24). Turn left onto Rd. 19.Turnright ontoCounty Road 94B.Take firstrightontoCounty Road 20. From I-5 south:Take County Rd. 98 exit. (Hwy. 16). Turn left onto County Rd. 98 (Hwy. 16). Continue straight to W. Main. At W. Main (signal), turn right onto Hwy. 16. Continue straight, stay slight right onto County Rd. 22. Slight right onto County Rd. 94B. Turn left onto County Rd. 20.From I-80 east:505 toward Winters/Redding. Take CA-16 exit toward Woodland/Esparto. Turn right onto Hwy. 16. Left onto County Rd. 94B. Turn left onto County Rd. 20. From I-80 west:Take I-5 north toward Redding/Airport. Take County Rd. 98 exit. (Hwy. 16). Turn left onto County Rd. 98 (Hwy. 16). Continue straight to W. Main. At W. Main (signal), turn right onto Hwy. 16. Continue straight, stay slight right onto County Rd. 22. Slight right onto County Rd. 94B. Turn left onto County Rd. 20.

Friday: Cross-Country Course open for walking by 3:00 pm.. Show office open at9 am. Dressage and Show Jumping practice rounds will be available starting at noon - more details below. Saturday: Dressage 7:30 am; Show Jumping 10:00 am; Cross-country 10:15 am. WSS reserves the right to change show schedule as needed.

TD:Wendy Wergeles, CA President of the Ground Jury:Sara Miller Leary, VA Dressage Judges:Sara Miller Leary, VA and Alexis Martin-Vegue, CA; Rebecca Armstrong, CA SJ Judge:Sara Miller Leary, VA Course Designers: XC:Marc Grandia, WA. SJ: TBD

Available online May 11, startboxscoring.com

Lauren Maas WSS Horse Trials 34270 County Rd 20 Woodland, CA 95695 (916) 677-6715 Email: [email protected] Draw checks toWoodland Stallion Station.

Organizer:Nicole Sharpe, Saint Paul, OR, [email protected]; Competition Management:Keila Golden, Woodland, CA

Draw checks toWoodland Stallion Station. Entry per division:P: $245; T/N/BN/Intro/Starter: $225. Stabling: Temporary stalls (canvas, 10x10): $125 per stall, tack stall $110 per stall. Permanent stalls (12x14 or larger): $175 per stall, tack stall $165 per stall.Indicate request on stabling form; limited number of permanent stalls available so requests will be accommodated first-come-first-served. Trailer-in Fee: $65, applicable only to non-stabled horses for duration competition (May 15).
Grounds fee: $100, applicable only to non-competition horses, includes XC schooling. Trailer-in or stabling fees apply as appropriate. Team Competition: Teams of three or four, best three scores to count; all team members at same level; $20 per team. Refunds: Before close date: full refund. After close date to May 8: less $50 office fee. After May 8: no refund, unless entry or stabling can be filled from waitlist, if either are filled either will be refunded, less $50 office fee. Competition cancellation: No refund. USEA Starter/D&M Fees and COVID-19 Recovery Fee Refund Policy: The USEA Starter/D&M fees ($25) and COVID-19 Recovery fee ($5), are not subjected to office fees, and shall be returned within 30 daysof the competition to any rider who does not start the dressage test.

ENTRIES MUST BE RECEIVED BY CLOSING DATE.Entries received after closing date a late fee up to $50 will be charged. $25 change fee for any changes made after closing date. Wedo not accept double entries. No USEA membership or starter fees required for Intro or Starter riders. Refunds:Before close date: full refund. After close date to May 8: less $50 office fee. After May 8: no refund, unless entry or stabling can be filled from waitlist, if either are filled either will be refunded, less $50 office fee. Competition cancellation: No refund. Neg. Coggins requiredwithin 6 monthsfor out-of-state horses. BN competitorsmust beUSEA members. PRELIMINARY must send copy of USEF cards for rider, owner, and trainer. This event uses paper pinney numbers; rider must provide their own vinyl bib. These pinney holders are available from several online vendors or you may purchase your vinyl bib at the event for $20. Reminder: All USEF Life and Senior Active members, as well as participants who have regular contact with minor athletes, are required to comply with the U.S. Center for SafeSport training requirement, to be eligible to participate in the competition. All participants must adhere to the U.S. Center for SafeSport Code, USEF Safe Sport Policy, and the Minor Athlete Abuse Prevention Policies. More information about these can be found at www.usef.org.

Course Description The WSS cross country course is mostly flat with some gentle undulations that offer variation in terrain. TENTATIVE DISTANCES P-2800 m @ 520 mpm.T-2400 m @ 450 mpm.N-1800 m @ 400 mpm.BN-1600 m @ 350 mpm.Intro:1300 m @ 300 mpm, max. height 2'3".Starter:1000 m @ 250 mpm, max height 18". Cross-country course closed May 9 at sundown.

Prizes for 1st - 3rd,and ribbons to 7th.

We are offering both permanent (12x14 or larger) and temporary (10x10) stalls on grounds. Permanent stalls are limited and will be filled on a first-come-first-served basis. Stabled riders MUST indicate request on stabling form and include appropriate stabling fee to secure stabling.Temporary stalls: $125/stall. Permanent stalls: $175/stall.Ticket to competitor dinner included with stabling fees. Additional tickets available for purchase in advance or day of, $20 per ticket. Stall doors/1 bag shavings provided.Extra bedding available for purchase at show grounds. Additional bags of shavings $10/bag. $100 per day grounds fee for horses not entered in competition. This fee is in addition to the stall fee, and includes cross-country schooling on Sunday after the competition. Veterinarian: Bernadette Grismer, DVM. 707-889-2977. Farrier:Max Gerdes. 707-486-4782. Farrier will be onsite or nearby on-call on Friday and onsite all day Saturday.

Comfort Inn Suites, (530) 723-5900, 2080 Freeway Drive, Woodland, CA 95776:For othersuggestions contact the event secretary at 530-902-1628 or [email protected]

P:2018 USEF Preliminary Test A - short court. T:2018 USEF Training Test A - short court. N:2018 USEF Novice Test A - short court. BN:2018 USEF Beginner Novice Test A - short court. Intro:2018 USEF Beginner Novice Test A - short court. Starter:2019 USDF Intro A - short court. Arenas: Sand.

Course Description The WSS cross country course is mostly flat with some gentle undulations that offer variation in terrain. TENTATIVE DISTANCES P-2800 m @ 520 mpm.T-2400 m @ 450 mpm.N-1800 m @ 400 mpm.BN-1600 m @ 350 mpm.Intro:1300 m @ 300 mpm, max. height 2'3".Starter:1000 m @ 250 mpm, max height 18". Cross-country course closed May 9 at sundown.

Footing/footing maintenance:Stadium Jumping and Dressage arenas have sand footing that is dragged daily, and watered throughout the day during competition. Cross-country course closes May 9 at sundown. Levels may be divided/combined if entries warrant; state preferences under the Eligible Section and include birth date on entry. Food available on grounds courtesy of World Fare Food Truck! Schooling Rounds: Dressage and SJ schooling rounds will be available starting at approximately 1:00 pm on Friday. Email event secretary ([email protected]) to sign up in advance. $25 per test/course. Team Competition: Teams of three or four, best three scores to count; all team members at same level; $20 per team. $100 per day grounds fee for horses not entered in competition. This fee is in addition to the stall fee, and includes cross-country schooling on Sunday after the competition. Cross-country schooling available after the competition through Sunday evening at reduced $40.00 fee. Check in with secretary prior to schooling.Trainermust be presentandhave additional insured certificate for Woodland Stallion Station. Woodland Stallion Station uses paper pinney numbers, rider must provide their own vinyl bib.Vinyl bibs are available for purchase at the Event for $20. No dogs allowed on the WSS show grounds. EV114 Dress 1. PROTECTIVE HEADGEAR. a. At all levels of eventing competition, from beginner novice through advanced, at Federation Endorsed competitions and recognized competitions, riders must wear headgear as follows, except as may otherwise be mandated by local law (see also GR801): b. Upon arrival, anyone riding a horse must wear properly fitting protective headgear which passes or surpasses ASTM (American Society for Testing and Materials)/SEI (Safety Equipment Institute) standards for equestrian use and carries the SEI tag. Harness must be secured and properly fitted. “Every class offered herein which is covered by the rules and specifications of the current USEF rulebook will be conducted and judged in accordance therewith”.