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CLASS LIST FLOWER POWER

ZATERDAG FARM & COUNTRY FAIR AALTEN

 

  1. Class Jumping « against the clock » 

  2. Halter junior Stallion under

  3.  Halter junior Stallion Over

  4.  Halter Senior Stallion Under

  5.  Halter Senior Stallion Over

  6. Grand Champion Stallion Under

  7. Grand Champion Stallion Over

  8. Hunter

  9.  Youth Hunter (12 year old)

  10. Halter Junior Mare Under

  11. Halter Junior Mare Over

  12. Halter Senior Mare Under

  13. Halter Senior Mare Over

  14. Grand Champion Mare Under

  15. Grand Champion Mare Over

  16. Driving Dressage

  17. Longue-Rein

  18. Longue-Rein Youth (12year old)

  19. Halter Gelding Under

  20. Halter Gelding Over 

  21. Halter Other Breed

  22. Grand Champion Gelding Under

  23. Grand Champion Gelding Over

  24. Halter Amy (all race)

  25. Grand Prix jumping (45/60 cm)

  26. Youth Halter 6-12 year old

  27. Baby Class under 6 year old

  28. Relais jumping

  29. Driving Elegance (only walk)

  30. Trec

  31. Youth Trec (12 year)

  32. Solid Color

  33. Multi Color

  34. Driving Maniability

  35. Lead Rein (To 9 year old)

  36. Liberty Under

  37. Liberty Over

  38. Costum Class

  39.  Youth Supreme Champion

  40. Halter Supreme Champion

  41.  Performances Supreme Champion

  42. Best Gelding of the Show (Money Price)

 

CLASS LIST EUSAM

ZONDAG FARM & COUNTRY FAIR AALTEN

 

1.Halter Obstacle
2. Youth Halter Obstacle

3.Obstacle Driving


4. Multi-color
5. Solid-color

 

6. Weanling Mares 30” and under

7. Weanling Mares 31” and over

 

8. Yearling Mares 32” and under

9. Yearling Mares 33” and over

 

10. Two-year old Mares 33” and under
11.Two-year old Mares 34” and over

12 Grand and Reserve Champion Junior Mare (1st & 2nd from class 6,7,8,9,10,11)

13. Showmanship

14. Jumper
15. Youth Jumper

 

16. Weanling Stallions 30” and under

17. Weanling Stallions 31” and over

 

18. Yearling Stallions 32” and under

19. Yearling Stallions 33” and over


20. Two-year old Stallions 33” and under

21. Two-year old Stallions 34” and over
 

22. Grand and Reserve Champion Junior Stallions (1st & 2nd from class 16,17,18,19,20,21)

23. Youth Driving
24. Liberty under 34”

25 Liberty over 34”

26. Youth 12 years of age and under exhibiting a mare

27. Youth 13-18 years of age exhibiting a mare


28. Youth 12 years of age and under exhibiting a gelding

29 Youth 13-18 years of age exhibiting a gelding

30. Grand and Reserve Champion youth division

31. Senior Mares under 32”

32. Senior Mares 32” to 34”
33. Senior Mares over 34”

 

34. Grand and Reserve Champion Senior Mare (1st & 2nd from class 28,29,30)

35. Costume class

36. multiple hitch

37. Senior Stallions 32” and under

38. Senior Stallions 32” – 34”
39. Senior Stallions over 34”

40. Grand and Reserve Champion Senior Stallions (1st & 2nd from class 34,35,36)

41. junior Geldings 32” and under
42. junior Geldings 32” – 34”
43. junior Geldings 34” and over

44. Grand and Reserve Champion Geldings (1st & 2nd from class 38,39,40)

 

45. Country Pleasure Driving Mares met speciale opdrachten

46. Country pleasure driving stallions and geldings met speciale opdrachten

47. Grand and Reserve Champion country pleasure driving (class 42,43)

48. Single Pleasure Driving Mares met speciale opdrachten

49. Single pleasure driving stallions and geldings met speciale opdrachten

50. Grand and Reserve Champion single pleasure driving (class 45,46)

51. versatility

52. hunter

53. youth hunter

54. choice of the heart youth

55. supreme champion geldings (class 44    1st & 2nd)

56. supreme champion mares (class 12,34)

 

57. choice of the heart driving (class 20,47,50)

 

58. supreme champion stallions (class 22,40)

Why a studbook?

We can mention some very important reasons for this item:

  1. a studbook gives an insight of that particular horse race

  2. a studbook checked the horses registered in that book

  3. a studbook prevent proliferation of horses in this race

  4. a studbook gives advises both directly and indirectly

    1. directly by answering questions

    2. indirectly through a register to be kept and with a judgement of the registered horses.

  5. a studbook organizes inspections and thus an assessment issued

    1. This gives you an insight in terms of quality horses tested

    2. This shows you how the place of your horse in a breeding program

    3. This gives you a quality guarantee issued by a placing or ranking

    4. a first or second bonus given to your horse is a value for the future.

 

 

Why the Eusam as your Studbook?

  1. the  Eusam registered only American Miniature horses in Europe

  2. because there is so little control over the American Miniature Horse breed in Europe it is very important that this horse has its own studbook which is judged by the standards set for this race.

  3. the American Miniature horses in these tests stay only with her own race horses in the ring and are therefore not be compared or measured against horses of other breeds.           

  4. that means that your American Miniature Horse will be judged as an American Miniature Horse and not like a Welsh, Shetland etc.

  5. therefore  the specific characteristics of this breed will be judged

  6. at this way the American Miniature horse just gives better and better breeding results.

 

What the Eusam can signify for you?

  1. the Eusam is organising inspections for mares and stallions

  2. at these additional tests your horse will be evaluated , but not the same way they do in a regular show, actually you can say:  “your horse will be judged more substantially ”

  3. the Eusam takes care for the passports for your horses

  4. the Eusam helps you and gives you advices

  5. to be part of the Eusam is a guarantee for the value of your horse

  6. the Eusam is going to organise in several countries her licence tests for the horses

  7. the Eusam will be THE STUDBOOK for the American Miniature horses in Europe, so take care to be part of this excellent studbook !!!

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