BC Mountain Trail Events 2024
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May 18/19
BCMT Buckle Series Show Circle Creek Ranch, Kamloops BC Download Entry Form http://www.circlecreek.ca/ June 15/16 BCMT Buckle Series Show Hanging H Arena, Chilliwack Download Entry Form Online Entry http://www.dhughesquarterhorses.com/ |
July 13/14
BCMT Buckle Series Show Shumway Lake Ranch, Donna Barker Kamloops, BC Download entry Form Email Donna August 10/11 BCMT Buckle Series Show Hanging H Area Chilliwack Debbie Hughes Download Entry Form Online Entry http://www.dhughesquarterhorses.com/ Sept 9/10 BC Mountain Trail Championships Sagewood Trail Course, Kamloops, BC Download Entry form http://www.circlecreek.ca/ |
BC Mountain Trail Challenges - 2024 Classes Offered
1) Green In-Hand: 8 to 12 obstacles. See Annex 1 for obstacles. First year of showing in Mountain Trail for horse or handler. Note: Handler may have shown one weekend (2 Shows) or two separate weekends of one day only in the previous year.
2) Green Horse: Any horse, any age. Never to have been shown in Mountain Trail and/or Arena Trail classes at a sanctioned show. May not cross-enter in Amateur and/or Open Classes. (Contact the Show Producer(s) for eligibility, if required.)
3) Green Rider: Any age. 1st year of showing in Mountain Trail. Never to have shown in Mountain Trail and/or Arena Trail classes at a sanctioned show. May not cross-enter in Amateur and/or Open classes.
Note: Youth riders that are 14 years and under as of January 1st of the current show year
may show for 2 years in the Green Rider class.
Note: Green In-Hand, Green Horse and Green Rider will now move out of the Green Division the following year after 2 (two) First Place wins in that class, and/or if you are a Champion or Reserve Champion in that year.
4) Back to Basics: 8 to 12 obstacles (entry level obstacles). Open to green and novice horses. May not cross-enter in Amateur and/or Open classes.
5) Exploring the Novice: Will be using the same map as the Novice classes, and the Mares and the Geldings In-hand classes. This allows you to ride the Novice map without having to compete against the Novice horses and riders. You will move out of the Exploring the Novice after 2 (two) First Place wins in this class and/or if you are a Champion or Reserve Champion in that year.
6) Mares In-Hand: Mares of any age and handlers of any age. May be shown in a halter or bridle. See Annex 1 for obstacles.
7) Geldings In-Hand: Geldings of any age and handlers of any age. May be shown in a halter or bridle. See Annex 1 for obstacles.
8) Novice Horse: may be ridden by ANY rider. Never to have won more than four firsts in the Mountain Trail Novice Horse Division.
9) Novice Rider: Never to have won more than four firsts in the Mountain Trail Novice Rider Division. This does not apply to placings in the in-hand and/or youth classes.
10) Open In-Hand: No cross entry with green classes. This is a more technical course/pattern. The course will be the same course for the Amateur and Open classes. (No cross entry with Green classes)
11) Open: Open to all riders and/or horses. May not cross-enter with Green and Back to Basic classes. Open classes are very technical and ask for advanced abilities of the horse/rider team throughout the course/pattern. Must be the same Horse/Rider combination to be eligible for year end awards.
12) Amateur: Is an individual who engages in sport for pleasure only and does not receive payment for training, coaching, lessons, etc., in the horse industry.
13) Show Producer(s) Class: Any extra class(es) may be added at the Show Producer’s discretion.
Note: Course Walks:
• There will be a Map walk-through for the Green Classes ONLY and/or at the Producer’s discretion.
• For the Novice and Open there will be a Question & Answer with the Judges.
2) Green Horse: Any horse, any age. Never to have been shown in Mountain Trail and/or Arena Trail classes at a sanctioned show. May not cross-enter in Amateur and/or Open Classes. (Contact the Show Producer(s) for eligibility, if required.)
3) Green Rider: Any age. 1st year of showing in Mountain Trail. Never to have shown in Mountain Trail and/or Arena Trail classes at a sanctioned show. May not cross-enter in Amateur and/or Open classes.
Note: Youth riders that are 14 years and under as of January 1st of the current show year
may show for 2 years in the Green Rider class.
Note: Green In-Hand, Green Horse and Green Rider will now move out of the Green Division the following year after 2 (two) First Place wins in that class, and/or if you are a Champion or Reserve Champion in that year.
4) Back to Basics: 8 to 12 obstacles (entry level obstacles). Open to green and novice horses. May not cross-enter in Amateur and/or Open classes.
5) Exploring the Novice: Will be using the same map as the Novice classes, and the Mares and the Geldings In-hand classes. This allows you to ride the Novice map without having to compete against the Novice horses and riders. You will move out of the Exploring the Novice after 2 (two) First Place wins in this class and/or if you are a Champion or Reserve Champion in that year.
6) Mares In-Hand: Mares of any age and handlers of any age. May be shown in a halter or bridle. See Annex 1 for obstacles.
7) Geldings In-Hand: Geldings of any age and handlers of any age. May be shown in a halter or bridle. See Annex 1 for obstacles.
8) Novice Horse: may be ridden by ANY rider. Never to have won more than four firsts in the Mountain Trail Novice Horse Division.
9) Novice Rider: Never to have won more than four firsts in the Mountain Trail Novice Rider Division. This does not apply to placings in the in-hand and/or youth classes.
10) Open In-Hand: No cross entry with green classes. This is a more technical course/pattern. The course will be the same course for the Amateur and Open classes. (No cross entry with Green classes)
11) Open: Open to all riders and/or horses. May not cross-enter with Green and Back to Basic classes. Open classes are very technical and ask for advanced abilities of the horse/rider team throughout the course/pattern. Must be the same Horse/Rider combination to be eligible for year end awards.
12) Amateur: Is an individual who engages in sport for pleasure only and does not receive payment for training, coaching, lessons, etc., in the horse industry.
13) Show Producer(s) Class: Any extra class(es) may be added at the Show Producer’s discretion.
Note: Course Walks:
• There will be a Map walk-through for the Green Classes ONLY and/or at the Producer’s discretion.
• For the Novice and Open there will be a Question & Answer with the Judges.
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