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TO: www.duncraven.com Dun craven, Inc. 1300 Trenton Barberton Rd. Titusville, NJ 08560 609-737-6689 DUNCAN A RATED HORSE SHOW APRIL 22 – 25 2010 Formerly Wood edge FEATURE CLASSES: $2,500 USA National

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How to fill out a rated horse show:

1. Research and choose a rated horse show that aligns with your goals and experience level. Look for shows that offer classes and divisions appropriate for your horse's breed, age, and discipline.
2. Read the show premium, which is a document that provides important information about the show, such as entry fees, competition schedule, and rules. Make sure you understand all the requirements and deadlines.
3. Prepare your horse for the show by ensuring they are in good health and condition. This may include regular exercise, grooming, and any necessary veterinary care. Practice the specific skills or routines required for your chosen classes.
4. Complete the entry form accurately and legibly. Provide all the required information, such as your contact details, horse's registration number, and any special requests or accommodations you may need.
5. Pay the entry fees as specified in the show premium. Some shows may require payment in advance, while others may accept payment on the day of the show. Ensure you meet all payment deadlines to secure your spot.
6. If necessary, submit any additional documentation required, such as proof of current vaccinations or a negative Coggins test. These requirements can vary depending on the show and location.
7. Pack all the necessary equipment and supplies for the show. This may include grooming tools, tack, show clothes, feed, water buckets, and any other items you may need for your horse's wellbeing and comfort.
8. Arrive at the show venue on time, allowing yourself ample time for warm-up and registration. Familiarize yourself with the layout of the showgrounds and any specific rules or regulations that may apply.
9. Follow the show schedule and participate in your chosen classes with good sportsmanship. Be courteous to other competitors and officials and abide by all the rules and regulations of the show.
10. After the show, clean up your area and thank the show organizers and volunteers for their hard work. Take the time to reflect on your performance and evaluate what you can do to improve in future shows.

Who needs a rated horse show?

1. Equestrians who wish to compete at a higher level and earn recognized titles and rankings may choose to participate in rated horse shows. These shows offer a more competitive environment and often attract top riders and horses in different disciplines.
2. Riders who aspire to compete at national or international levels may need to accumulate points or qualifications through rated horse shows to be considered for higher-level competitions.
3. Breeders and owners of horses may use rated horse shows as a platform to showcase the quality and talent of their horses, as well as to enhance their horses' value for potential buyers.
4. Trainers and coaches may encourage their students to participate in rated horse shows to gain valuable experience, challenge themselves, and improve their riding and horsemanship skills.
5. Spectators and enthusiasts of the equestrian sport may attend rated horse shows to enjoy the competition and witness impressive horse and rider combinations in action.

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A rated horse show is a competition where horses are judged based on their performance and conformation according to specific criteria set by the governing body.

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The purpose of a rated horse show is to provide a competitive platform for horse owners, trainers, and riders to showcase their skills and the abilities of their horses.

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