2015 Official Program for the Sacramento International Horse Show

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2015

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WELCOME!

by WPEM Show Manager, Adrienne Karazissis

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est Palms Events,

elite

is excited to host

at all of our superb California

Cup™

locations, and are committed

Qualifiers in the Longines FEI

to continuously fine-tuning our

World Cup™ Jumping North

events so that they reflect the

American League.

on-going needs and desires of

two World

equestrian

competition

our clientele.

The Sacramento International Horse Show and Del Mar

Sacramento International Horse

International Horse Show raise

Show

the level of competition this year

year of competition this year,

with this honor and are looking

with its eighth World Cup™

forward to sharing the events

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with our competitors, sponsors,

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sincerely thank our sponsors

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for their continuous support of

athletes, and the ever popular

all West Palms Events’ shows,

International Team Challenge,

as we would not be able to

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celebrates

its

eighth

achieve all our goals without your assistance!

We welcome everyone to the Murieta Equestrian Center and West Palms Events’ mission is to deliver world-class

hope you enjoy the competition, shopping and educational

equestrian competition while providing top facilities, care

opportunities!

and management for both our human and equine athletes, as well as for coaches, trainers, grooms, families and spectators. We strive to deliver events that cater to top-level equestrians, while also serving the needs of the amateurs, juniors and children who love and compete in our sport.

Our goals are simple: to nurture and grow our competitor and spectator base, while continuing to provide venues and management practices that bring out the absolute best horses and riders have to give. We look forward to showcasing

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FOREWORD

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by the FEI President, Ingmar De Vos

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followed by Beezie Madden

Fédération Equestre

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(FEI), it is my great pleasure the

All the athletes you will

International

have the pleasure of seeing

Horse Show for the fourth

here are champions in their

qualifier from the brand new

own right and have spent

Longines FEI World Cup™

many hours perfecting their

Jumping

craft and I wish them every

to

welcome

you

Sacramento

North

to

American

success.

League.

The recently reformatted North American League which

I want to express my gratitude to our loyal and dedicated

includes seven East and seven West Coast venues in three

top partner Longines for extending their global support of

countries - the United States, Mexico and Canada - is a

our sport to the North American League as the official Title

fantastic development for the sport in this region and for

Partner and Watch of the Longines FEI World Cup™ for each

our worldwide series. The Sacramento International Horse

of the 14 events part of this league.

Show is the fourth of the 14 carefully selected events on the Longines FEI World Cup™ North American League calendar

I would also like to take this opportunity to thank the

and is a brilliant opportunity for some of the world’s best

Organising Committee and their partners for their vision

athletes to shine on a North American stage and showcase

and efforts at enabling this event and acting as a motor for

top-level equestrian sport to fans across North America and

international equestrian sport in the region. To the volunteer

the world.

body and sponsors, as well as the athletes, the enthusiastic public and the media representatives, this would not be

This league is one among sixteen taking part in the highly

possible without you, so thank you for your dedication and

successful and global FEI World Cup™ Jumping series which

loyalty.

has been in existence since 1978 and this season includes 113 qualifiers in 44 countries leading to the star studded

In whatever capacity you are attending this Longines FEI

Longines FEI World Cup™ Jumping Final in Gothenburg,

World Cup™ Jumping North American League qualifier I

Sweden next March. Over the past three decades, we have

wish you an enjoyable event, conducted in the best spirit of

seen many of the greatest athletes hold the FEI World Cup™

great horsemanship.

trophy proudly aloft, including North American legends such as Ian Millar (CAN) and Big Ben in 1988 and 1989 and more recently Rich Fellers and the amazing Flexible in 2012

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LONGINES FEI WORLD CUP TM JUMPING NORTH AMERICAN LEAGUE The North American League has been completely refreshed and reformatted bringing in Longines as the title sponsor and now includes 14 stunning venues on the calendar: 7 East Coast & 7 West Coast events in USA, Mexico and Canada NORTH AMERICAN LEAGUE NEW THIS SEASON EAST COAST AUGUST 2015 Bromont, QC (CAN) – International Bromont SEPTEMBER 2015 North Salem, NY (USA) – American Gold Cup OCTOBER 2015 Washington, DC (USA) – Washington International Horse Show Lexington, KY (USA) – CP National Horse Show NOVEMBER 2015 Toronto, ON (CAN) - The Royal Horse Show Royal Agricultural Winter Fair FEBRUARY 2016 Wellington, FL (USA) – Wellington Masters Ocala, FL (USA) – Live Oak International WEST COAST AUGUST 2015 Langley, BC (CAN) – Thunderbird SEPTEMBER 2015 Rancho Murieta, CA (USA) – Sacremento International Horse Show OCTOBER 2015 Del Mar, CA (USA) – Del Mar International Horse Show Calgary, AB (CAN) – Royal West

A Minimum of US $2.4 Million prize money up for grabs across the series and the chance to qualify for the jackpot of more than US $1.4 Million on offer annually at the Longines FEI World Cup™ Jumping Final

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Behind the Scenes of

Course Design Photo: Tom Honan Photography

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s you watch a show jumping event, and either see the horse and rider blazing through the course or rider after rider having difficulty with a jump, do you ever wonder who created the course?

A course designer has responsibility to many. They must think about the horses and riders and their ability, the spectators and making sure it’s an exciting course for them to watch, the sponsors and their sponsored jumps, and of course the continuity of the sport. In addition, they must consider

the size of the arena, the weather conditions and jumping surface and the time schedule for the arena that day (or night). The course designer is therefore the one person solely responsible for the quality, standard, fairness and originality of every jumping competition. They are expected to show a high degree of creativity while also maintaining the traditions of the sport.

We caught up with Alan Wade, to get some behind–the– scenes insight on the art of course design!

Alan Wade I nternational C o u rse D esigner L evel 4

Can you choose a few courses that you’re most proud of in your career?

I always wanted to design at Dublin CSIO because as an Irish course designer, it is the most important show in our calendar. I have been lucky enough to design at some wonderful shows around the world, including:

the class will be judged under. Normally at major shows, we are also under time and schedule pressure from TV, show organisers, etc. and have to adjust designs depending on the time that we have to complete class. Some athletes judge a course on the strength /ability of their own horse in the class and not as a test for everyone in the competition.

Top 10 Final at Gucci Masters – Paris, American Gold National Championships and Olympic Trials – Wellington,

What is the most difficult thing about course design?

WEF Finale – Wellington, Thunderbird World Cup –

It is time consuming – all major shows need many hours of

Vancouver and the 2015 NAJYRC – Kentucky Horse Park,

pre-planning course designs prior to the actual horse show!

Cup – Old Salem, Olympia World Cup – London, USEF

just to name a few!

What are a few things that a course designer must consider that a rider might not know or have to consider?

What do you love most about course design?

I love designing a test with multiple questions, and watching top combinations compete against each other while solving

As a course designer, you have to consider the complete

the overall test in their own individual way. I get an extra kick

class and design a test suitable for both the strength of all

out of watching younger horses progress through a week of

the athletes competing while adhering to the FEI articles that

showing and improving with each round!

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A Before and After Look at Competitors at the Top

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his past April, the 2015 Longines FEI World Cup Jumping Final were held in Las Vegas, Nevada. Riders from around the world compete throughout the year to win the points necessary to compete at this prestigious event. One of the

most experienced and deeply accomplished duos competing this year, Rich Fellers and his Irish Sport Horse Flexible are among the strongest competitors from the United States. This year marked the pair’s impressive ninth appearance at the World Cup Jumping Final. For a before and after look at this

incredible athlete he is and how hard he tries.

annual pinnacle of international show jumping 2012 FEI World Cup Champion, and frequent West Palms Events competitor, Rich Fellers gave us a look at his experience with his incomparable mount Flexible!

Heading into the 2014 season, Rich wasn’t sure he would be able to compete at the World Cup level again with Flexible. At the mature age of 19, Flexible has been a serious professional

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athlete for many years and jumping at this level is difficult for any horse. “There aren’t many world class caliber horses competing at 19 so Flexible’s situation is very unique,” said Rich.

Rich admitted there was no “master plan” to qualify for the 2015 World Cup Jumping Final. He wanted to play it by ear and trusted that Flexible would tell him if he was ready to compete again. From the beginning of the season, Flexible was showing consistent results, but then in the months leading up to the Final, Rich was surprised that Flexible “really started to brighten up.” Rich won the 2014 Land Rover World Cup Grand Prix of Sacramento at the Sacramento International Horse Show in September and placed second in the 2014

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Villas of Rancho Valencia World Cup Grand Prix of Del Mar

tied for first place with Swiss competitor, Steve Guerdat.

at the Del Mar International Horse Show in October. Having

Unfortunately, a pair of unlucky rails in both rounds landed

secured enough points by the end of the season, it appeared

Rich and Flexible in a nonetheless remarkable seventh in the

that Rich and Flexible would be attending the 2015 Longines

overall standings.

FEI World Cup Jumping Final in Las Vegas!

Although Rich could feel Flexible was losing steam by Sunday, On his first day at the Final, Flexible had a brief colic scare

he was thrilled about their performance at the Longines FEI

that could have affected his ability to compete in the event.

World Cup Jumping Final. “I was very impressed with his

Luckily, he recovered quickly. Unrattled by the scare, Rich

performance, especially that last round,” Rich explained. “I

said going into the first rounds of competition Flexible was

gained even more respect for what an incredible athlete he is

feeling super. Rich shares one of the things that he enjoys

and how hard he tries.” Reviewing the week of competition,

most at the World Cup Final is competing in the event. He

there was nothing Rich would change about the Final this

says, “I love to walk in the ring with Flexible and gallop up

year. It’s hard to say if this will be Flexible’s last World Cup

to the first jump and do what we both love to do.” Flexible

Final appearance. Rich says he doesn’t want to put limitations

stayed completely clear in the first rounds of competition.

on what Flexible is capable of achieving. Rich says, “We

As seasoned competitors with the World Cup competition

take it day by day, week by week with him so if he still feels

format, the pairs’ previous experience was a strength.

like he’s ready to go, he will tell me.”

Recognizing Flexible had more mileage than most of the

West Palms Events is proud to offer quality competition

other horses competing at the event this year, Rich had to

at the highest levels of our sport. We would like to thank

plan accordingly. He was very cautious not to ask more from

Rich for being such an incredible supporter of West Palms

Flexible than what he could give. Rich said, “The last thing

Events’ shows. Together Rich and Flexible have racked up

I’d want to do is ask from Flexible more than he has to give

multiple Grand Prix and World Cup Qualifier wins at the

at this stage in his career. Jumping that many rounds in a

Sacramento International in 2009, 2011 and 2014 and at

week is fairly taxing on a horse, so it was important to keep

the Del Mar International in 2009, 2010 and 2012. It is

Flexible healthy and fresh.” This strategy seemed to pay

always a pleasure to see them enter the arena, whether at

off for the pair. Rich and Flexible continued to stay clear

the Sacramento International Horse Show or at the Del Mar

going into the final day of competition and on Sunday were

International Horse Show. They are always crowd favorites!

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2008 38 - $75,000 Anderson Family Grand Prix 1.6m - 41 entries 1

134

Cassiato

Oak Park Group LLC

Harley Brown

2

377

Warco Van De Halhoeve

Katie Harris

Ali Nilforushan

3

359

Uno de Laubry

Signe Ostby

Karl Cook

4

466

Archie Bunker

Linda I Smith

William Simpson

5

211

Flexible

Harry & Mollie Chapman

Richard Fellers

2009 39 - $75,000 Grand Prix of Sacramento 1.6m - 33 entries 1

204

Flexible

Harry & Mollie Chapman

Richard Fellers

2010 39 - $75,000 Grand Prix of Sacramento 1.6m - 22 entries 1

134

Cassiato

Oak Park Group LLC

Harley Brown

2

260

Caballo

Helen Mcnaught Showjumping LLC

Helen Mcnaught

3

330

Green Sleeps Vioco

Mark Watring

Mark Watring

4

391

Melisimo

Morgan Hill Partners

Michelle Spadone

5

129

Cadett 7

Little Valley Farms

Ashlee Bond

6

404

Cristallo

Show Jumping Syndications Int’l

Richard Spooner

7

400

ACE

Abigail Weese

Richard Spooner

8

209

Flexible

Harry & Mollie Chapman

Richard Fellers

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2011 412 - $50,000 Grand Prix of Sacramento 1.6m - 24 entries

We take it day

by day, week by

week with him so

if he still feels like he’s ready to go, he will tell me.

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Flexible

Harry & Mollie Chapman

Richard Fellers

2012 412 - $55,000 Land Rover Grand Prix of Sacramento 1.6m - 26 entries 1

314

Mr. Whoopy

Simone Coxe

Duncan Mcfarlane

2

407

Tristan

LLC, LLC Haley Farms, LLC

Tiffany Sullivan

3

406

Springtime

LLC Copernicus Stables, LLC

Saer Coulter

4

297

Flexible

Harry & Mollie Chapman

Richard Fellers

2013

No Flexible in the results

2014 412 - $55,000 Land Rover Grand Prix of Sacramento - 35 entries 1

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391

Flexible

Harry & Mollie Chapman

Richard Fellers

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3:00 PM - Riding Good Balance and Track

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2:00PM - Basics of the Reining Horse Training

RICH FELLERS

kristin hardin 5:00 PM - Riding to Win: How to Walk in the

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4:00PM - Sensitivity to Legs

the use of

Horses through history Written by Sophie St. Clair

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orses have been domesticated for around 5,000 years. Humans have found a variety of ways

to capitalize on the horse’s many assets to achieve their goals. For centuries we have been breeding horses to become more powerful and flexible so that they can be better equipped for the kind of job it will need to perform. The body of the horse is built for work. Its body is well balanced for hauling heavy loads because it’s heavier in the front. Horses also possess agility and a low center of gravity necessary to carry out the challenging, high speed maneuvers that are performed in battle. Humans have helped shape horses for many jobs throughout time but the combination of horse and human has shaped the world.

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W or k Horse s

Samurai, Huns, Mongols, Greeks, Romans, Europeans

land, cleared forests,

and Native Americans used horses in battle to dominate

and

their enemies. For more than 3,000 years, a warrior on

Transporting

horseback or horse-drawn chariot tipped the balance of

material or completing

power in battle. There was great advantage to having horses

farm work by driving

in battle. When armies used horses as a part of their military

simple machines was

arsenal against those without, victory almost always went

their dominant use.

to the former. When both armies used horses, victory came

The musculature found

down to battle strategy and skill of the cavalry. Millions of

in horses is powerful and allows them to help lift water,

horses were still being used in battle as recently as one

stone, coal, and other materials. In the 1800s, horses and

hundred years ago. Horses helped to execute military tactics

machines often worked beside one another. A myriad of new

well into the 1900s until they became ineffective compared

inventions meant more new tasks for horses, not less. In fact,

to newer, more deadly weapons. Mighty as they were horses

horses worked at more varied jobs during the industrial era

were not invulnerable in battle. One well-aimed shot with

than at any other time. Horses had many jobs from putting

a bow and arrow or later a gun began to illustrate this

out fires to carrying messages cross country in the Pony

weakness. With the increased accuracy and deadliness of

Express to moving vehicles of mass transit. They pulled carts,

new weapons thus began the retreat of the cavalry. Modern

carriages, buses and barges on streets and canals. The

developments like trench warfare, barbed wire and machine

nineteenth century was the age of industry for Europe and

guns effectively brought such change. There was a decline

America. New mills and factories were producing new goods

of mounted soldiers after the Second World War as the use

at breakneck pace. Bringing these goods to the consumers

of tanks, machine guns, and airplanes demonstrated how

was crucial for success. Horses kept the wheels of commerce

outmatched horses were in battle. The use of horses shifted

turning in our cities, countrysides, markets, warehouses

away from their starring role as warriors on the military stage

and homes. While railroads and steamships allowed for

to a supporting role behind the lines as gun and supply

expansion and growth this new world of machinery could

transportation, messengers and ambulance horses.

never have prospered without the role the horse played in it.

Warfare was an early use of the horse. Many civilizations

Horses have plowed herded

cattle. heavy

Pl ay Horse s

Today horses and humans take pleasure from modern horse sports such as polo, eventing, dressage, driving, show jumping and vaulting. All of these sports attract thousands of spectators every year to witness the athleticism, grace and competitiveness of humans and horses working together.

In September in Normandy, France the World Equestrian Games will showcase the best in each of these equestrian Bottom: Samurai War Paint Horses and war paint; www.imgarcade.com Top: Draft Horses; www.istockphoto.com

sports and a few lesser known ones too. An event that only convenes once every four years will bring the world of equestrian sport together for some of the most challenging competition to be found anywhere in the world.

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This FEI competition is ridden as Table A Mixed; a competition against the clock with one initial course and one jump-off. Riders are limited to two horses per rider.

Each competitor will jump one round over a course of 12 to 15 jumps at the “International” standard, set to 1.60 meters-approximately 5.25 feet. The first round and jumpoff, if any, are decided by adding together the penalties incurred over the course and any penalties for exceeding the time allowed to complete the course. Competitors with equal penalties for first place, will jump-off against the clock in a second round. The jump-off will be ridden over a shortened course and placings will be awarded in order of least penalties with the fastest times.

FAULT

PENALT Y

First Disobedience

4 Penalties

Obstacle knocked down while jumping

4 Penalties

One or more feet landing in the water or an imprint made by the foot or shoe on the lath defining its limits on the landing side

4 Penalties

First fall of Horse or Athlete or both in all Competitions

Elimination

Second Disobedience or other infringement

Elimination

Exceeding the time limit

Elimination

Exceeding the time allowed in the first and second rounds and jump-offs not against the clock

1 Penalty for every 4 seconds commenced

Exceeding the time allowed in a jump-off against the clock

1 Penalty for each commenced fraction of a second

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