United States Eventing Association

Address: 10710 S Sherman Road, Spokane, WA 99224. Directions: From I-90 take exit 279, Hwy 195 South Colfax-Pullman (Pullman Hwy) go 2 miles south on 195 thru flashing lights, under railroad overpass. Turn Right onto NEW Cheney-Spokane Rd. BYPASS exit. Wind around two (2) curves, start up hill (stay to right at Y). After Cemetery (.9 mi.) turn left on Sherman Rd, go up hill (1 mi. stay to right at Y), turn right (.8 mi.) into marked driveway. Indoor arena is visible from the road on the right.

Thurs: Cross-Country Course Open to walk-3 pm. YEH: 12 pm. Dressage Tests of Choice: 9:00-5:00. Show Jumping Tests of Choice:10:30-3:30 Starter to Modified. $40 per test, online signup will be available Monday week of the show. Fri: Dressage 8 am.
Sat: SJ: 10:30 (AI/ACT/CCI-S/I/P/M); XC: 8:30 (T/N/BN/Starter)
Sun: XC: 8:30 (P/I/CCI-S/M); SJ: 8:00 (T/N/BN/Starter)
Entrieswill be limited due to limited daylight and stabling. Plan to enter early!
Depending on entries show jumping or cross-country may change days.

FEI/Nat. TD:Cindy Deporter, USA; FEI Assist./HT: Wendy Wergeles, CA FEI/Nat. Pres:Jane Hamlin, USA; Member: Lynda Ramsey, CAN Dressage Judges: Amanda Wilgenburg, WA; Diane Royce, WA; Whitney Eggers, ID FEI Vet:Mike Tomlinson, USA FEI Steward:Margie Molloy, USA CD-XC:Adri Doyal, MEX SJ:William Robertson, KY XC-Builders:Christel Carlson; Adri Doyal. Announcer: Jonathan Horowitz, Malcolm Hook Treating Vets:Dr. Jennifer Ernst

Available by 9/25 on Startboxand spokanesporthorse.com. Times are subject to change. Sunday Show Jumping will be reverse order of standing. Announcements will be made, but you must be ready to ride at your appointed show jump position/time. Mounted award ceremony to follow eachsection so stay mounted if you are top 10!

Spokane Sport Horse Farm Fall HT Christina Gray PO Box 1938 Lexington, KY 40588-1938 [email protected] 805.239.3930 ext. 1 Make checks payable to: SSHF, LLC. Online entries accepted through Xentry only, please print and mail signed forms, if all electronic signatures are not complete.

Org: Christel Carlson & Cyra Carlson(509) 993-6786. [email protected]. Please send all changes and scratches in writing to [email protected].

Draw checks to, Spokane Sport Horse Farm LLC. US funds only Entry: CCI3/2/1*S: $500; T3D/N3D/BN3D: $425;A,AI,I,P,M: $325; BN,N,T, Starter: $305;YEH: $175; CT-A: $205. Stabling: $200. Shavings: $12/bag, 2 bags initial provided. Haul-in Fee: $40.00 for the weekend for non-stabled horses. Refunds: Before C.D.: Less $25 non-refundable processing fee; After C.D.: Entry/Stabling less $50 office fee, ONLY if entry/stall can be filled from wait list; Competition cancellation no refunds. USEA Starter and D&M Fee Refund Policy: The USEA Starter/D&M fee ($30) will be returned within 30 days of the competition to any rider who does not start the dressage test.

Entry fees include $25 non-refundable office fee. Entries/payment postmarked after Closing Date $50 post entry fee. Post Entries may be accepted based on space availability. Double entries: Not accepted. Any changes after CD: $25 change fee. Returned Check Fee $40.00. Starter competitors: USEA membership and non-member fees are not required and Starter/D&M fee does not apply. CT-USEA non-members must pay a $25 USEA non-member fee with entry.Starter/D&M fee does not apply. We are using re-usable pinneys: You may provide your own pinney or purchase one for $20.00. No Canadian Checks. Attention US riders:Entries for ALL FEI competitions must be submitted to the FEI through the USEF online entry system https://www.usef.org/_AUAIFrames/FEI/Entry/Default.aspx or they will not be considered complete. There is no fee to submit an entry through this system. AthletesMUSTalso enter the events (and pay the entry fees) through the normal entry process. Please also pay close attention to the closing date in the FEI Definite Schedule. Foreign riders need to contact their National Federation. All horses must have their vaccine records submitted to:2023 Horse Trials Equine Influenza and Equine Herpes Vaccinationand with them to enter show grounds. PER USEF GR845 horses must have been vaccinated for Equine Influenza Virus and Equine Herpes Virus within 6 months of entering show grounds! Out of State Horses: copy of current neg. Coggins within 12 months and Certificate of Veterinary Inspection within 30 days; not required for in-state horses. 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.

AI/I: 3200m @ 550mpm, 22-28 obstacles. P: 2800-3200m @ 520 mpm 24-32 obstacles. M:2800-3200m @ 470 m/min 22-26 obstaclesT: 2200-2500m @ 450 mpm, 22-24 obstacles. N: 1800-2200m @ 400 mpm, 16-20 obstacles. BN: 1500-2000m @ 350 mpm 14-18 obstacles. Starter: 1200-1600m @ 300 mpm 14-18 obstacles 2'3" max. Footing is sandy loam grass fields and dirt trails with significantterrain changes and trees. Open fields and trails through wooded areas for all divisions. Includes banks, ditches and water forall. Starter and BN fences, someat maximum sizemay include versions of standard portable fences (cabin, table, oxers, etc.). Because of terrain these courses should be considered somewhat challenging for the level.P, M, T and Nalso have some maximum size fences with terrain changes but these courses can be considered more standard for the levels. Cross-Country course closed September 18.

Ribbons 1st-10th. Prizes 1st-10th. $1,200 SSHF certificate for each FEI class. Write your sponsor thank you and pick up your award in the show office. Monetary TIPS awards so register your TB. Equisave Rescue Horse ribbons to highest rescued horse per level. Must be registered and number presented before start of competition for both TIP and Rescue.

Stabling: 12'x12' limited permanent stalls, with full doors, additional 10'x10' portable stalls with full doors, $200 for the week, 12 pm Wednesday to 9am Monday. Tack stalls may be available in the portable stabling, space allowed, $195. Two initial bags of shavings provided additional available for purchase, $12/bag. Stalls may not be altered in any manner. Horses hauling in for the show must pay the $40.00 grounds fee per horse. ONLY horses entered in the show are to be on the grounds, unless special arrangements have been made with Secretary. Veterinarians: Dr. Jennifer Ernst. McKinlay and Peters Equine Farrier: Tully Kasparek Thurs & Friday;Lovell Fink Saturday & Sunday.

Motels: You may dry camp on the grounds. Limited number of electric only hook-ups available to Sponsors and volunteer, contact Gail if interested at [email protected]. Ramada Inn - Airport - SPECIAL SHOW RATE Call Jean at 509-777-3053and the rate is $119 this rate includes breakfast. You must use the code to receive the special rate. (509) 838-5211. There are multiple other hotels within 10 miles of the facility.

Test & arena sizes: CCI3*S: 2022 FEI CCI3*S Test A-Std. CCI2*S: 2022 FEI CCI2*S Test A-Std. CCI1*S: 2022 FEI CCI1*S-Std.AI: 2022 USEF Advanced Test B-Std. A-CT: 2022 FEI Eventing CCI4* Test 4-B-Std. I: 2022 USEF Intermediate Test B-Std. P: 2022 USEF Preliminary Test B-Sm. M: 2022 USEF Modified Test B-Sm. T3D: 2022 USEF Training Three-Day Test-Std.T: 2022 USEF Training Test B-Sm. N3D: 2023 USEA Novice Three-Day Test-Std.N: 2022 USEF Novice Test B-Sm. BN3D: 2023 USEA Beg. Novice Three-Day Test-Std. BN: 2022 USEF Beginner Novice B-Sm. Starter: 2022 USEA Starter Test-Sm.

Sm.: 20m X 40m arena. Std.: 20m x 60m arena. Outdoor sand and rubber footing. Warmup will be outdoors or indoors, sand and rubber footing.

AI/I: 3200m @ 550mpm, 22-28 obstacles. P: 2800-3200m @ 520 mpm 24-32 obstacles. M:2800-3200m @ 470 m/min 22-26 obstaclesT: 2200-2500m @ 450 mpm, 22-24 obstacles. N: 1800-2200m @ 400 mpm, 16-20 obstacles. BN: 1500-2000m @ 350 mpm 14-18 obstacles. Starter: 1200-1600m @ 300 mpm 14-18 obstacles 2'3" max. Footing is sandy loam grass fields and dirt trails with significantterrain changes and trees. Open fields and trails through wooded areas for all divisions. Includes banks, ditches and water forall. Starter and BN fences, someat maximum sizemay include versions of standard portable fences (cabin, table, oxers, etc.). Because of terrain these courses should be considered somewhat challenging for the level.P, M, T and Nalso have some maximum size fences with terrain changes but these courses can be considered more standard for the levels. Cross-Country course closed September 18.

Cross-country course closes on Saturday, September 18. (cross country schooling by appointment only and depending on footing). Levels may be further divided/combined as entries warrant, state preferences under the Eligible Section and birth date on entry. No stabling changes without permission of secretary or $50 fine. Food vendor on grounds. Dogs are welcome but MUST be leashed. If caught loose a $50 fine and yellow warning card to owner. No unauthorized cars on course. No motorized vehicles allowed on Cross-Country Course. Electric bicycles only permitted on course while cross country is NOT running. Only one ear bud in while operating a bike/motorized vehicle. No cardboard shavings/straw. No loud generators close to the main barn. Look for updates prior to the show on Facebook. Show Jumping is outdoor sand and rubber footing. Sharps container must be used per USEF rules. 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. SSHF reserves the right to refuse entries per USEF GR Rule 913. “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.”