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Post by dana on Nov 1, 2006 17:02:25 GMT -5
[glow=navy,2,700]Horizon Equestrian Center[/glow][glow=teal,2,700]Grand Opening Horse Trials[/glow]
Horizon Equestrian Center of Camelot Enterprises
November 25-26, 2006
Entries due November 22
Expect some fabulous prizes in celebration of the grand opening of Horizon Equestrian Center! *Note that this show is run like a United States Eventing Association recognized horse trials. The structure of the competition is the same as a Canadian horse trials (all scoring, phases, dress, etc. is the same, there may be some small deviations among the two rulebooks, but nothing major and it won't affect the BITS shows), however two of the divisions have different names. I have included the name of the Canadian equivalent in parenthesees to make it easier to figure out the level your horses should enter. The USEA does not have a level equivalent to Pre-Entry, but I'm including it in the horse trials I organize for consistancy. If you would like to copy and paste your entries from the Canadian horse trials, I will accept entries with the Canadian division names (the division numbers are the same). Rules> Each horse may only enter one division. > Horses must be a minimum of four years old to compete over fences. > All United States Eventing Association rules are in effect. > Entries sent without a check or in an inorrect format will be considered void. > All horses not boarded at Camelot Enterprises are required to pay stabling fees and must be stabled at Horizon Equestrian Center. > All horses must be registered with the BITS Main Horse Registry. > No e-mail entries will be accepted. > Respect the Horizon Equestrian Center grounds. Any littering or other misconduct will not be tolerated. Fees$120 Entry per horse $40 Stabling per horse $10 Mandatory ambulance fee per rider Entry FormDivision Name and Number Horse Name - MHR# - Rider - Stable Initials Horse Name - MHR# - Rider - Stable Initials Divisions1. Eventing Prospect In-Hand (3 and under) 2. Pre-Entry 3. Beginner Novice (Canadian: Entry) 4. Novice (Canadian: Pre-Training) 5. Training 6. Preliminary 7. Inermediate 8. Advanced |
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Post by evanthe on Nov 1, 2006 18:27:47 GMT -5
1. Eventing Prospect In-Hand (3 and under)
Rainbow Brite - 164 - Rickie Gooding* - WLF
Trademark - 165 - Evanthe - WLF
2. Pre-Entry
HEC Bronco - 205 - Brenda Gibbons* - WLF
3. Beginner Novice (Canadian: Entry)
Xavier - 69 - Evanthe - WLF
Shamrock's Ar Ku Cuja Ka - 185 - Chris Hunt - WLF
4. Novice (Canadian: Pre-Training)
Mommentarily In The Spotlight - 70 - Chris Hunt - WLF
To:Dana
For:Fees
Amount Paid:$1,000.00
Signiture: Evanthe Thorne
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Post by Maya on Nov 1, 2006 19:21:32 GMT -5
1. Eventing Prospect In-Hand (3 and under)
La Baroquian - 152 - Emma Cochrane** - CE
Natural Influential - 154 - Emma Cochrane* - CE
Pixle - 51 - Emma Cochrane* - CE
2. Pre-Entry
Arrowhead - 38 - Annie McLaugh* - CE
3. Beginner Novice (Canadian: Entry)
Cabaret - 48 - Philip Popov* - CE
Magpie Jet - 270 - Andrei Karov* - CE
4. Novice (Canadian: Pre-Training)
Kilkenny - 50 - Maya Kenedy - CE
5. Training
Flame Thrower - 199 - Bronwyn Hafton* - CE
Rhiannon - 52 - Pavel Karov* - CE
7. Intermediate
My Imaginary Friend - 201 - Maya Kenedy - CE
To: Dana
Date: November 1st, 2006.
Amount: $1260.oo
Memo: Horse Trial Entries
x Maya Kenedy
=D
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Post by dana on Nov 1, 2006 21:38:07 GMT -5
Thanks for your entries!!  |
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Post by dana on Nov 1, 2006 22:07:45 GMT -5
Hey Maya... did you know there's a famous horse in RL named Kilkenny? Not sure if that's against BITS rules or not, just thought I'd bring it to your attention  He's just been inducted into the USEA Hall of Fame, acctually! Here's what my favorite magazine, Practical Horseman, has to say about him: "Dorothea Wofford's durable Kilkenny, [is] one of just six event horses to have competed in five or more international team competitions. Rider Jim Wofford guided him to two team silver medals at the 1968 and 1972 Olympic Games and an individual bronze medal at the 1970 world championships." |
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Post by Maya on Nov 1, 2006 22:31:13 GMT -5
lol I had no idea! I named him after my favourite beer It's against the rules if the sim horse is a 'copy' of the real life horse... like if the rl Kilkenny was a 2000 gray Rhineland-Pfalz-Saar stallion, it would be against the rules. lol. |
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Post by dana on Nov 2, 2006 7:28:32 GMT -5
lol. Considering the RL Kilkenny has aparently competed at the CCI**** level, I seriously doubt he's four years old, so I think you're safe haha  |
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Post by illusory on Nov 2, 2006 7:36:05 GMT -5
And if he was competing in the 60s and 70s, I doubt he'd be alive today!
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Post by Maya on Nov 2, 2006 12:02:36 GMT -5
Ahaha...
Did any of you see that Imax movie called 'the horse' or 'horses' or something along those lines? There was a 2 year old that the owner wanted to event, so she took it Prelim in it's first time out... Then it refused at the water, and she fell off, so she got so mad she sold the horse to a random trick trainer guy... and it ended up dragging him out of a burning building later on. ...Wow that was random.
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Post by dana on Nov 2, 2006 16:00:53 GMT -5
lol. Wow, that sounds like a pretty sweet movie! Crazy owner of the two year old, what was she thinking?
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Post by allie on Nov 2, 2006 16:39:17 GMT -5
Haha Maya...no i didnt hear about that but that is random. And did the owner of the 2 year old honestly think he would willingly do the water??
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Post by Maya on Nov 2, 2006 17:01:32 GMT -5
It was one of those movies that the people who made it obviously knew absolutely nothing about horses whatsoever... there was also a random racehorse that got free and somehow ended up living wild in the mountains of british columbia with perfectly shod feet and looking fat and shiny lol. There were a few others, too, but I saw it so long ago I can't remember. Oh! There was a racehorse filly who broke her leg in training, but then recovered so amazingly she went on to win the kentucky derby! lol. It was hilarious; a bunch of my Pony Club friends and I went to see it in Winnipeg and we laughed our asses off through the whole thing.
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Post by dana on Nov 2, 2006 21:30:22 GMT -5
I'm pushing this show back to the weekend after the November Horse Trials so that all eventers will be able to compete Otherwise, the horses would go to one event, then three days later go to another! So take note of the new dates ^^ I expect all eventers to enter! |
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Post by Maya on Nov 2, 2006 21:37:16 GMT -5
Oh crap, sorry... I totally didn't realize =/ I'll change the dat eof the Nov. Horse Trials, no worries! =D lol, I'm a bit of a ditz sometimes  |
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Post by dana on Nov 2, 2006 21:53:53 GMT -5
Ahh you don't have to This'll give us a little extra time to get the place ready, lol! |
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Post by Maya on Nov 2, 2006 21:59:19 GMT -5
lol... I already did |
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Post by dana on Nov 3, 2006 16:11:28 GMT -5
Ok well then I guess we can give all the eventers a nice 2 weeks off I think it works better like this, instead of cramming them together |
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Post by Maya on Nov 3, 2006 17:26:52 GMT -5
Hehe, agreed |
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Post by dana on Nov 7, 2006 16:00:42 GMT -5
Remember, you can just copy and paste entries from Maya's horse trials to make it easier |
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Post by candj on Nov 7, 2006 18:58:27 GMT -5
Yeah, now I can try my hand at eventing! I have a couple a just bought from Maya and I really want to try a variety of disciplines that in RL I never would. I'll get my info to you soon!
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Post by candj on Nov 7, 2006 21:18:33 GMT -5
Here you go. All cut and pasted from Maya's.
1. Eventing Prospect In-Hand, 3 and Under
Perfect Champagne - 235 - Beth McCoy* - DEF
Silver Doeke - 236 - Paul McCoy* - DEF
3. Entry
Call Of Duty - 107 - Beth McCoy* -DEF
4. Pretraining
HEC Reminiscent Raider - 102 - Paul McCoy* - DEF
Fees
$120 Entry per horse
$40 Stabling per horse
$10 Mandatory ambulance fee per rider
$480 Horse Entries
$160 Stabling Fees
$20 rider fees
Total: $660.00
I think I got the total right
To: Dana
Amount:$660.00
Date: 11-7-06
Signed: Jen
Memo: HEC Horse Trials
Thank you!
Jen
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Post by dana on Nov 7, 2006 21:37:18 GMT -5
Yay! Thanks I know all the different fees can be a bit confusing lol, but that's how it is in RL (except like, twice the price lol), just trying to keep it realistic |
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Post by candj on Nov 7, 2006 21:58:51 GMT -5
Yeah, my math kinda sucks from time to time and it helps for me to write things out lol
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Post by dana on Nov 15, 2006 7:40:47 GMT -5
Is anyone else planning on entering?? If not, I might close entries early, so let me know and I'll keep 'em open for ya!
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Post by Christie on Nov 15, 2006 19:01:15 GMT -5
Coming, coming! ;D
2. Pre-Entry
Mere Coincidence - MHR #255 - Dawn Lockhart* - CE
Impeccable - MHR #256 - Christie Brown - CE
Cover Story - MHR #257 - Matt Rainier* - CE
3. Entry
HEC Grey's Anatomy - MHR #101 - Corrine Hall* - CE
5. Training
HEC Take an Art Class - MHR #119 - Dawn Lockhart* - CE
6. Preliminary
Talisman - MHR #265 - Nick Brown* - CE
Keepsake - MHR #267 - Matt Rainier* - CE
7. Intermediate
No Secrets - MHR #269 - Corrine Hall* - CE
8. Advanced
Elegante - MHR #268 - Christie Brown - CE
Date: 11.15.06
To: Dana
From: Christie
Amount: $1,490
Memo: HEC Grand Opening HT
Whoo, glad I didn't miss it! I have to work at not procrastinating ;D
.Christie.
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Post by dana on Nov 16, 2006 7:37:10 GMT -5
lol. Thanks for your entries!
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Post by dana on Nov 18, 2006 16:27:50 GMT -5
Alrighty, that's everyone who usually enters the horse trials, I believe So, entries are now closed! I'll get results out and then I plan to host a Holiday Horse Trials as well! |
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He's just been inducted into the USEA Hall of Fame, acctually! Here's what my favorite magazine, Practical Horseman, has to say about him: "Dorothea Wofford's durable Kilkenny, [is] one of just six event horses to have competed in five or more international team competitions. Rider Jim Wofford guided him to two team silver medals at the 1968 and 1972 Olympic Games and an individual bronze medal at the 1970 world championships."
