P02. Other Realistic Scene
P03. Unrealistic Scene
CH/RS Perf - Scene
CONVENTIONAL PERF.
CH/RS Perf - Conventional
CH/RS PERF. OVERALL
PERFORMANCE GENERAL RULES
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Performance entrants may only show OF Breyer and CollectA models.
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Indicate which horse is to be judged if a performance entry has multiple horses in it.
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Horses with molded-on costumes and/or riders may show in scene only.
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Dolls are not required in most events, but if used, should be dressed and positioned appropriately.
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Successful performance showing requires time and energy spent learning about each event.
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CH/RS refers to "champion/reserve."
P04-P06 PLEASURE AND REGALIA
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English Pleasure requires the horse to be judged on its suitability as a calm, willing, and responsive riding horse. The saddle should be an all-purpose English type, and a bridle with snaffle bit is typical. Horses are evaluated at the walk, trot, canter, and back. Riders wear tan breeches or jodhpurs, boots, and jackets in conservative colors; a black helmet is required. No props are permitted.
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Western Pleasure evaluates the calmness, responsiveness, and willingness of the horse in the performance of the walk, trot, lope, and back. A Western saddle with a single cinch, matching pad, and a Western-type bridle with bit appropriate to the age of the horse is required. Silver and “bling” on the tack and rider (if used) is often seen. Reins may be split, romal, or mecate. No props permitted.
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Realistic Regalia for this show includes Hollywood-style Arabian costumes, Native Regalia, Peruvian Paso, Andalusian/Lusitano traditional, medieval, circus, parade, trick riding, historical, and any other regalia or costume. In this class, the model and the costume are required; dolls are permissible, but no other props. Detailed scenery set-ups (for example, a desert setup with sand, palm trees, falcons, etc. with Bedouin regalia) must be entered in Other Realistic Scene.