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1. English Pleasure
English tack required. Horse should appear to be a pleasure to ride (a rearing
stallion is NOT a pleasure horse). Models may be standing, walking, trotting
or cantering.
2. English Performance
Includes dressage, hunter/jumper, saddleseat, and sidesaddle. Correct tack required.
A jump or obstacle is required for hunter/jumpers.
3. English Trail
Class
An obstacle is required, may be natural or man-made.
4. Harness Class
A harness is required, but a cart is NOT required. Make sure the harness is
appropriate for the breed of horse. Horse may or may not have blinders.
5. Western Pleasure
Western stock saddle, blanket and western bridle with standard western bits
or bosal are required. Nosebands are not allowed. Models may be shown at halt,
walk, jog or lope.
6. Western Working
Includes roping, calf work, cutting, and reining. Obstacles, props or cattle
are required, depending on event depicted.
7. Western Trail
Class
An obstacle is required, may be natural or man-made.
8. Games and Sports
Includes any gymkhana event including pole bending, scurry, barrels, etc., or
sports such as polo, vaulting, racing, endurance, fox hunting, military drills,
etc. Props and suitable tack required.
9. Traditional
Costume Class
Arabian native, Middle Ages, parade, Native American, circus, or Spanish costumes.
10. Creative Costume
Any costume other than those included in Tradition Costume Class.
11. Famous Cartoon
Character
Models are exhibited as a famous cartoon character. Judged on creativity of
costume and resemblance to cartoon character.
12. Punny Horses
Models are made to represent a play-on-words of “horse” such as
a model with wings called horsefly.
13. Mystery Class
Exhibitors are given a random array of props from show officials with which
to display their model.
14. I Did It Myself
Class
Exhibitors may enter a prop or other item used in display that they made themselves.
15. Collectors
Class
Exhibitors show a collection of at least 3 models. Models must be attractively
displayed and be chosen to fit a theme (Ex. Horses in Literature, Breyer’s
Shetland Pony Mold Through the Year’s, Spirit’s Family, etc).
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