World Champion Driving Horse Driven by an Adult B Adult B (50, 54, 60, tiebreaker short race.)  Metal Trophy Cup and Maximum Supreme World Champion Ribbon
High Point Exhibititor Driven by an Adult B High Point Ribbon & Large Solid Maple Photo Plaque

Deadline-No refunds after 9/15/2011.  May receive Credit after deadline for registry work only. May substitute with no points. No refunds on Stalls. All Classes $12 After deadline $15 per Class. No Exceptions. Stalls $25 may arrive Friday, September 23, 2011. Vendors $25
Shavings required and available. RV Sites $25 Day water/elec. Horses not stalled, $5 per horse. Portable corrals permitted near show ring.   Cabin Rentals & Rooms 540-297-0950 or 540-309-6884 Show Phone 540-309-5579. Show held in the Auction Barn in the event of rain. 2-minute gate warning applies to all classes. No refunds or credit for missed classes.

All horses and show ponies must be of show quality without dwarfism, blindness, and lameness. Horses & Show Ponies must be mature for jumping & driving .Owner is responsible.

All announcements at the show take precedence over any previous materials. Classes may be combined at the Show Manager discretion.. The Judge’s Decisions are Final. Entry form and waiver of liability required for all entries. Parent or Legal Guardian must sign waiver for all youths. All rules and Regulations of World Class Miniature Horse Registry, Inc. and its representatives and Spring Valley Horse Farm and Cabins, LLC must be followed at all times. Arrival upon the show grounds constitutes agreement to all terms of the show. All dogs on leashes and proof of current rabies vaccinations. Vet on Call. FOOD CONCESSION ONSITE.
Horse Boarding Available. Stay awhile, Fish in 8 stocked ponds on the premises or visit Smith Mountain Lake, 500 miles of shoreline. ( 6 mi.) or the D Day Memorial in Bedford.

                    Friday Night Cookout available and DJ or Karokee. HORSE SHOWS LIKE THEY USED TO BE!

A Div. 34" and under (30" or under for 2011  foals)        B Div.  34.25" to 38.00" (2011 B Div. foals over 30")   
 Show Pony -separate classes -- 38.25" -48"  Show Ponies are not considered Miniature Horses
Youths must be 17 or younger  on January 1, 2011                                               
Youths under  12 may not show stallions over 2 yrs. of age.  Youths may not show a Show Pony Stallion.                                            
An Amateur is any adult who has not been  paid in money  for training, showing, judging, or for demonstrations.
Announcements at the show will take precedence over any printed documents.

Hunter Course - Exhibitors and Horse should portray the appearance of following an actual country course.  Jumps may
include a simulated brick wall, hedges, chicken coops, etc.  The pace should be brisk as in a trot or canter, but must maintain
the stride  throughout the entire course.  Three refusals will result in elimination.  Faults include knockdowns, and circling more
 than once.  Elimination:  Three refusals, fall of horse/and or exhibitor, being off course, or crossing own path.  Knockdowns are
also considered by the Judge when placing the class.  Jumps should be 20 feet apart and are  usually at a lower height than the
Jumper Course.  Hunter jumps  will likely be set at 24."  Hunter Classes are for mature horses. Course Walk-thru and
Demonstration before Hunter Classes begin.
 

Country Pleasure Driving Classes - This event is judged primarily on the suitability of the horse to provide a relaxed,
pleasurable drive in the countryside.  To be shown both ways in the arena at a WALK, SLOW TROT, and STRONG TROT. 
  Drivers will then be asked to enter the center of the ring and line up in a row.  Headers (Adult to stand in front of the Horse)
 may enter the ring at  lineup.  Each Driver will then be asked to reign back (Back up).   Clothing should be relevant to the drive,
women generally  select a long skirt or dress, and a hat and men a jacket and a hat, western or a sports coat and hat.  Driving Classes
 are for mature horses.


Race - There will be 3 Separate Lanes for each race with each Driver having their  own lane.   There will be cone or other
 object at each  end of the lane and the object is to circle to object twice with a steady trot.    The second break in trot will
result in elimination.  The first horse to cross the finish line without breaking a trot more than once will be declared the winner.  
 Additional races may  be required to determine Champions if entries are greater than 3 racers at a time for the Class.  
  Helmets are advised for all and are required for youths.  Racing Classes are for mature horses.