***CHANGES BEGINNING WITH 2010 SUMMER SHOW***
To be more in line with what is done at Fair, the order for the Summer show will start with Seniors, Intermediate, and then Juniors. Medal Showmanship classes will follow Juniors, unless we run into a time constraint and need to run Juniors at the same time. Showmanship will start promptly at 9am we expect Showmanship to conclude at 11:00. Speed events will begin around 11:30.
The show does not require for you to sign up for Showmanship to sign up for the other events, however if you are an intermediate or senior and are planning on going to state (hopefully), a blue danish is required in showmanship obtained during the season. Showmanship points do count toward high point as well.
Idaho Figure 8 also starts with schooling.
Schooling is a great way to introduce a member or a new horse to gaming.
The first 3 timed events are schooling.
The cost is just $10 for the 3 events.
Horses in schooling cannot be used by the same rider in a timed event., therefore A rider in schooling cannot take the same horse into a timed event.
A schooling horse can be used by a different rider in the timed events.
***CHANGES BEGINNING WITH 2008 SPRING SHOW***
If you are primarily a Western Gamer, but would like to try Performance Walk/Trot or Novice Riding classes at a show, DO your Showmanship class during the Western Games Show , NOT during the Performance Show.
If you go into a REGULAR LEVEL or MEDALS LEVEL showmanship class at a Performance Show, you will be considered at REGULAR LEVEL for riding classes at that show and any Performance Shows from then on.
Your Showmanship Blu Danishes and / or Medals progression counts across AL Divisions.