On Monday August 27^th, Angelstone will host its inaugural Golf Tournament at Victoria East in Guelph, Ontario. This Tournament will be a best ball competition. Teams will be made up of four players. We encourage all exhibitors to participate in this Tournament as a chance to say thank you to our wonderful sponsors. Great prizes available.

Proceeds from this event will benefit the 2012 “Commitment to Educate” fund.

Drinks and Awards to follow at the Delta Hotel. Please contact trella@angelstone.co to enter this great event.

Entry Fee – $125 / person or $400 Team

During the 2012 circuit, Saturday nights will be our feature evenings. Every Saturday will feature the Grand Prix at 5:00 pm followed by a free live concert and exhibitor’s party in the Angelstone Pavilion. We are proud to showcase two of the area’s most thrilliing acts, The Test Icicles and the Julian Taylor Band.

Angelstone Lounge Thursdays

Every Thursday night during the Tournaments, Angelstone opens up the bar until the early hours with the hottest music and DJs for a post class mixer. The evening is always a great time to rub elbows with the country’s top riders while enjoying a cocktail in the lounge.

Angelstone Marquee Saturdays

▶ The Test Icicles August 25^th / September 29^th

A year after the band’s last appearance at Angelstone’s 2011 Tournament, we continue to receive rave reviews about this high energy ensemble of rockers. We have decided to bring them back for 2012 in two engagements on the opening and closing Saturdays of the Tournament. From the driving riffs of Pearl Jam to the uplifting anthems of U2, the band packs a serious wallop and we cannot wait to showcase them to our exhibitors and fans in 2012.

▶ Julian Taylor Band September 1^st / September 8^th

The Julian Taylor band continues their long standing relationship with Angelstone and is slated to perform two back to back shows in weeks two and three of the Tournament. The band’s roots stem from their union formed in the late nineties through Staggered Crossing, one of the preeminent bands of that era. In 2010, the band opened Angelstone’s Blue Rodeo show in Ottawa and you may remember them bringing down the house at an impromptu after party at the Brookstreet Hotel. The band returns to Rockwood in 2012, with their highly addictive combination of rock n’ roll and groovy soul. JTB is currently regarded as Toronto’s hardest working band and have appeared across the country, playing hundreds of shows per year.

*Angelstone will be providing free shuttle services on Thursday and Saturday evenings from the Delta Hotel to the Showgrounds.

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Angelstone is pleased to offer premium reserved VIP tables for our exhibitors and guests throughout the 4 weeks of competition. Located within the Angelstone Pavilion, the beautifully decorated VIP area offers tables for six guests complete with a host for all your special requests.

Included Food Service: Wednesday / Thursday / Friday / Saturday / Sunday

Special Feature: One bottle of Veuve Cliquot Champagne on Thursday and Saturday

Reservations: via prize list reservation form or directly through trella@angelstone.co

$1,500 per week

Angelstone Tournaments would like to offer an award in 2012 to support the trainers that support out Tournaments. In 2012, we will offer a $5,000 bonus to the trainer who accumulates the most Champion and Reserve Champion awards during the 2012 Circuit. This award will be awarded during the $15,000 Eastern Final Hunter Derby on Sunday September 30^th. Scoring will be as follows – Champion 2pts, Reserve Champion 1pt. In the event of a tie, the trainer with the most Championships will be the winner.

Leading Trainer – $3,000 & Jacket
Runner up – $2,000

The 2012 Angelstone International Championship Jacket will be awarded to the following Circuit Champions. In order to be eligible for a circuit championship, horses must compete in at least three of the four Tournaments. Points will count with ALL riders. The jacket will be awarded to the rider who accumulates the most points if there were multiple riders.

Angelstone Tournaments is proud to announce our new initiative “Commitment to Educate”. Angelstone is a big believer in the importance of Education. In 2012, we will give our two University Scholarships to kids 17 and under in the community. It is important for us to help out the local community, as they are the backbone for our future success.

The scholarships will be awarded in two ways:

• 1. In 1000 words or less, kids in the community can write in to Angelstone about the struggles they have faced in their life, and what they have done to overcome their struggles. Entries must be submitted to the show office by September 21^st. The winner will be announced Saturday September 29^th during the Grand Prix of Rockwood.
• 2. During the National Phase 1, 2 and 3 spectators will get three ballots each during the Grand Prix event. With each ballot they get to choose a rider in the Grand Prix to finish in the top 5. All correct ballots will be entered into a draw, which will take place Saturday September 29^th before the Grand Prix. Before the final grand Prix, we will draw an equal number of ballots, as there are entries in the Grand Prix. Each ballot drawn will be paired with a horse / rider combination. The ballot paired with the winning horse / rider of the Grand Prix will be the winner of the Scholarship, and will join us in centre ring for the presentation.

During the Tournaments we will hold a silent auction, and proceeds of the auction will go towards the scholarship fund. We will also accept donations throughout the Tournament Office. Anyone wishing to make contributions can also contact Trella White at trella@angelstone.co.

We hope you join us for this exciting day at the Angelstone International Show Jumping Tournament!

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All divisions are available at all of our Tournaments. Please see special hunter classes for details on Classics and Derbies offered in 2012. The last over fences class in each division will be run as a Handy Hunter class. Please check weekly schedules, as rings and schedules change weekly.

Schooling Hunter

Open to all

• Class #1, 2 – Schooling classes may be added throughout the week if time allows.
• To run on open card. Height to change throughout day with each division height. To be pinned at end of each day.
• Ribbons to eight

Entry Fee $35 per class

Baby Green Hunter – Fences 2’9

Open to horses of any age that have never competed in EC recognized competitions. Jogging is not required.

Entry Fee $130 per division only

Pre Green Hunter Low and High – Fences 3’0 Low / 3’3 High

Low – Open to horses that have not competed in an EC recognized competition in classes requiring horses to jump higher than 2’9 prior to January 1st of the current year.

High – Open to horses that were eligible Pre Green in the previous year and have not competed at an EC recognized competition in classes requiring horses to jump higher than 3’0 prior to January 1^st of the current year.

If less than 8 entries in either section, sections will be combined.

Entry Fee $180 per division only

Combined Working Hunter

Fences: First year 3’6 / Second year 3’9 / Regular Working 4’0

Entry Fee $220 per division only. Will be split if entries allow.

Adult Amateur Working Hunter 18-35 & 36+ – Fences to 3’0

If demand is sufficient this division will be split.

	• Class #31, 32, 33(Q)	Over Fences	$130/80/60/45/40
	• Class #34	Under Saddle	$80/45/40/35/30
	• See details below of weekly classic Class #502
	Entry Fee $130

Children’s Working Hunter – Fences to 3’0

	• Class #35, 36, 37(Q)	Over Fences	$130/80/60/45/40
	• Class #38	Under Saddle	$80/45/40/35/30
	• See details below of weekly classic Class #502
	Entry Fee $130

Amateur Owner Hunter – Fences to 3’6

Entry Fee $220 per division only

Junior Working Hunter – Fences to 3’6

Will run as un-rated USEF division as rules differ from EC rules

Entry Fee $220 per division only

Beginner Children’s – Fences to 2’6

Riders must not have won more than 3 first place ribbons in classes over 2’6 at a EC A rated Competition

(Note – Class #54 at National Phase 1 and 2 only)

Entry Fee $135 National Phase 1 and 2 – $110 National Phase 3 and AISJT

Beginner Adult – Fences to 2’6

Riders must not have won more than 3 first place ribbons in classes over 2’6 at a EC A rated Competition

(Note – Class #59 at National Phase 1 and 2 only)

Entry Fee $135 National Phase 1 and 2 – $110 National Phase 3 and AISJT

Low Children’s – Fences to 2’9

Riders must not have won more than 6 first place ribbons in classes over 2’9 at a EC A rated Competition

(Note – Class #64 at National Phase 1 and 2 only)

Entry Fee $135 National Phase 1 and 2 – $110 National Phase 3 and AISJT

Low Adult – Fences to 2’9

Riders must not have won more than 6 first place ribbons in classes over 2’9 at a EC A rated Competition

(Note – Class #69 at National Phase 1 and 2 only)

Entry Fee $135 National Phase 1 and 2 – $110 National Phase 3 and AISJT

Low Junior Amateur Hunter – Fences to 3’3

(Note – Class #74 at National Phase 1 and 2 only)

Entry Fee $135 National Phase 1 and 2 – $110 National Phase 3 and AISJT

Large Pony Hunter – Fences to 2’9

Will run as un-rated USEF division as rules differ from EC rules

	• Class #76, 77, 78(Q)	Over Fences	$100/70/50/40/35
	• Class #79	Under Saddle	$65/35/30/25/20
	• See details below of weekly classic Class #501
	Entry Fee $125

Medium Pony Hunter – Fences to 2’6

	• Class #80, 81, 82(Q)	Over Fences	$100/70/50/40/35
	• Class #79	Under Saddle	$65/35/30/25/20
	• See details below of weekly classic Class #501
	Entry Fee $125

Small Pony Hunter – Fences to 2’3

	• Class #84, 85, 86(Q)	Over Fences	$100/70/50/40/35
	• Class #79	Under Saddle	$65/35/30/25/20
	• See details below of weekly classic Class #501
	Entry Fee $125

Green Pony Working Hunter

Entry Fee $90 per division only

Children’s Pony – Small 2’0 / Medium 2’3 / Large 2’6

Open to all ponies ridden by a junior. No in and out. Division does not affect Green Pony status. Ponies and riders may cross enter into any other division they may be eligible for.

Entry Fee $90 per division only

Short Stirrup – Fences to 2’0

Open to junior “C” riders. May ride horses OR ponies. May not show in other classes that require rider to jump. Horses and ponies may show in other classes with a different rider.

Entry Fee $25 / Class

Walk / Trot & Walk / Trot / Canter Equitation

Open to Riders 11 and Under. May cross into C Flat Equitation only.

Entry Fee $25 / Class

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$5,500 Pony Classic Series – Small 2’3 / Medium 2’6 / Large 2’9 – Class #501

Series composed of four pony classics for small, medium and large pony’s. Classics that take place at National Phase 1, 2 and 3 are open to all ponies that compete in the regular division at each show. All ponies wishing to compete in the Final (September 28^th) must qualify through the regular pony divisions during the National Phase 1, 2 and 3. All ponies must compete in, and complete the course in 2 qualifiers to be eligible for the final OR finish in the top 3 in any of the three qualifiers. The qualifier class at each Tournament (National Phase 1-3) will be the third over fences class of the small, medium and large pony divisions (Class 78, 82 and 86 respectively). The Final will take place at the Angelstone International Show Jumping Tournament September 28th. At the International, the highest placed pony not already qualified for the final in class 78, 82 and 86 will receive a wild card to the final.

Classics at National Phase 1-3 to be run as one round competition over fences. Class will combine elements of a traditional hunter classic and a handy hunter class. Open to all ponies competing in small, medium and large pony divisions.

The Final will be run over two rounds, with the top 10 scores from round one returning for round two. Competitors must qualify to compete in the final. Final will run September 28th at the Angelstone International.

All classics will be run as a combined class with ponies competing over their respective heights.

Coolers to winner of each qualifier. Trophy and cooler to final winner.

All classics will count for zone points for Royal Qualification in respective division. Final will count for points as per article G103.8

Classic 1-3 Entry Fee- $50 / Final Entry Fee- $100

Bonus – The pony that earns the most prize money in the series will receive a 2012 Angelstone International Championship Jacket.

$11,000 Children’s / Adult Hunter Classic Series – Fences to 3’0 – Class #502

Series composed of four 3’ Classics open to Children’s and Adult Amateur hunter riders only. Classics that take place at National Phase 1, 2 and 3 are open to all horses that compete in the regular division (Children’s OR Adult Amateur) at each show. All horses wishing to compete in the Final (September 30th) must qualify through the regular children’s or Adult divisions during the National Phase 1, 2 and 3. All horses must compete in, and complete the course in 2 qualifiers to be eligible for the final OR finish in the top 3 at any of the three qualifiers. The qualifier class at each Tournament (National Phase 1-3) will be the third over fences class of the children’s and adult amateur divisions (Class 33 and 37 respectively). The Final will take place at the Angelstone International Show Jumping Tournament September 30 th. At the International, the highest placed horse not already qualified for the final in class 33 and 37 will receive a wild card to the final.

Classics at National Phase 1-3 to be run as one round competition over fences. Class will combine elements of a traditional hunter classic and a handy hunter class. Open to all horses competing in children’s and adult amateur divisions.

The Final will be run over two rounds, with the top 10 scores from round one returning for round two. Competitors must qualify to compete in the final. Final will run September 30th at the Angelstone International.

All classics will be run as a combined class with children’s and adult amateur horses.

Coolers to winner of each qualifier. Trophy and cooler to final winner.

All classics will count for zone points for Royal Qualification in respective division. Final will count for points as per article G103.8

Classic 1-3 Entry Fee – $100 / Final Entry Fee $200

Bonus – The horse that earns the most prize money in the series will receive a 2012 Angelstone International Championship Jacket

$33,500 Hunter Derby Series – Fences 3’6 – Options to 4’3 – Open to All – Class #500

All classes are part of the Canadian Hunter Derby Series

Series composed of three qualifiers and one final. Qualifiers to take place at National Phase 1, 2 and 3. All horses who compete in, and complete the course in 2 qualifiers will be eligible to win the bonus at the final. Final to take place at the Angelstone International Show Jumping Tournament September 30^th.

This high performance hunter class presents competitors with an opportunity to best showcase their talents over a challenging course. Course will include hunter classic, handy hunter and field hunting fences. At least five options will be offered. Bonus points will be available for use of options, and additional bonus points will be available for handiness at the judge’s discretion.

One round. Numerical score.

All Derbies will earn points towards the National Final at the Royal Winter Fair

Coolers to winner of each qualifier. Trophy and cooler to final winner.

Sunday August 26^th – $5000 Qualifier #1 Angelstone National Phase 1

• $1500/1000/800/600/400/300/200/200

Sunday September 2^nd – $5000 Qualifier #2Angelstone National Phase 2

• $1500/1000/800/600/400/300/200/200

Sunday September 9^th – $5000 Qualifier #3 Angelstone National Phase 3

• $1500/1000/800/600/400/300/200/200

Sunday September 30^th – $15,000 Canadian Hunter Derby Eastern Final – Double Points

• Trophy, Cooler & $4,500/3,000/2,500/1,750/1,250/1,000/500/500

Qualifier Entry Fee: $200

Final Entry Fee: $400

Bonus (Must Qualify) – The horse that earns the most prize money in the series will receive a $3,500 bonus plus a 2012 Angelstone International Championship Jacket.

$4,500 Thoroughbred Hunter Classic Series – Fences 3′, 3’3 and 3’6 – Class #503

To take place August 25^th and September 29^th (National Phase 1 and International). Class is open to all riders on Thoroughbred horses.
The top 8 horses from round 1 will return for a second round. Cooler to winner. Ribbon to eight.

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All equitation and medal classes will have ribbons to eighth. Horses and riders are required for presentations.

Offered at all four Tournaments

Offered at Angelstone National Phase 1, 2 & 3 Only

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Schooling 0.9m – Max height 0.9m / Max Width 1.0m – No Nomination Required

(Note class #204 only available at National Phase 1 – 3)

Entry Fee – $40 per Class

Schooling 1.0m – Max Height 1.0m / Max Width 1.10m – No Nomination Required

(Note class #208 only available at National Phase 1 – 3)

Entry Fee – $40 per Class

Schooling 1.10m – Max Height 1.10m / Max Width 1.20m – No Nomination Required

(Note class #212 only available at National Phase 1 – 3)

Entry Fee – $40 per Class

Senior 1.0m – 1.10m – Max height 1.10 / Max Width 1.10m – No Nomination Required – (Restricted to Riders 40 and over)

Junior / Amateur 0.9m – Max height 0.9m / Max Width 1.0m – No Nomination Required (215 Not at International)

Junior / Amateur 1.0m – Max height 1.0m / Max Width 1.10m – No Nomination Required (219 Not at International)

Junior / Amateur 1.10m – Max height 1.10m / Max Width 1.20m – Nomination Required (222 Not at International)

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$15,000 0.9m/1.0m/1.10m Jr / Am Classic Division

Horses competing in these divisions will have three qualifier events at Angelstone National Phase 1, 2 & 3. All horse / rider combinations that qualify during the qualifiers will be eligible to compete in a combined class at the Angelstone International Show Jumping Tournament for the Jr / Am Championship.

In order to qualify for the final, horse and rider combinations must finish in the Top 5 in one of the three qualifiers in their respective divisions OR compete in 2 out of 3 qualifiers.

$750 0.9m Qualifier 1, 2 & 3 (Angelstone National Phase 1, 2 & 3) – Class #216 – Entry Fee $65 – No Nomination

$750 1.0m Qualifier 1, 2 & 3 (Angelstone National Phase 1, 2 & 3) – Class #220 – Entry Fee $65 – No Nomination

$1000 1.10m Qualifier 1, 2 & 3 (Angelstone National Phase 1, 2 & 3) – Class #224 – Entry Fee $75 – Nomination Required

$7,500 0.9/1.0/1.10m Final – Angelstone International Show Jumping Tournament – Class #520 – Entry Fee $200

• Final will count for zone points in division to which competitor competed at this Tournament

Final will be run at three different heights. All horses must qualify to compete in the final. Heights will be run from lowest to highest with an immediate jump-off. All horses competing in the final MUST be nominated to the Tournament.

Prize Money – $750 Qualifiers – $225/150/125/100/75/75

$1,000 Qualifiers – $300/225/175/125/100/75

$7,500 Final – $2250/1500/1250/1000/500/400/300/300

Bonus – The Horse / Rider combination that wins the most prize money in the Qualifiers and Final will receive an Angelstone International Show Jumping Tournament Championship Jacket.

Junior / Amateur 1.20m – Max height 1.20m / Max Width 1.30m – Nomination Required

Junior / Amateur 1.30m – Max height 1.30m / Max Width 1.40m – Nomination Required

Junior / Amateur 1.40m – Max height 1.40m / Max Width 1.50m – Nomination Required

1.15m Open Jumper – Max Height 1.15m / Max Width 1.25m – Nomination Required

1.25m Open Jumper – Max Height 1.25m / Max Width 1.35m – Nomination Required

1.35m Open Jumper – Max Height 1.35m / Max Width 1.45m – Nomination Required

(All classes may not be offered at all Tournaments)

Jump Canada Talent Squad – Fences 1.45m – 1.50m – Nomination Required

(Angelstone National Phase 1 ONLY)

To be scored under FEI Article 238.2.2. All competitors/horses must be registered with applicable fees paid prior to competing. All competitors competing for points must be Canadian Citizens.

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Open to all Junior and Amateur riders – 1 horse per rider

Class #312 – $1,500 Jr / Amateur 6 Bar – No Nomination Required

To take place on Friday August 31^st (National Phase 2). Final Fence in the first round will be 1.20m. There will be up to four jump-offs. If there are ties after the fourth jump-off, all ties will remain tied.

Prize Money – $500/400/300/200/100
Entry Fee $100

Class #313 – $1,500 Jr / Amateur Double Slalom 1.10m – No Nomination Required

To take place Friday September 28^th (International Show Jumping Tournament) Competitors will compete in a match race side by side over the same course. There will be a penalty of 3 seconds for every knockdown. In the event of a refusal, competitor must go to the next fence, and three seconds will be added to their time. The winner of each round will go on.

Prize Money – 1^st – $450, 2^nd – $250, T-3 – $200, T-5 – $100
Entry Fee $100

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Jumper Nomination is required for all National Open Jumper classes. All horses competing in a class of $25,000 or more must be stabled on the grounds by 12:00 Noon the day before the class.

Angelstone National Phase 1

Class #301 – $2,500 1.35m Open Jumper

Open to all. To be scored under Table A format. All horses tied for first in the first round will return for a jump-off against the clock.

Prize Money – $750/550/450/300/250/200
Entry Fee $125

Class #302 – $10,000 1.40m Modified Grand Prix

Open to all. To be scored under Table A format. All horses tied for first in the first round will return for a jump-off against the clock.

Prize Money – $3000/2250/1750/1250/750/400/300/300
Entry Fee $250

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Angelstone National Phase 2

Class #305 – $5,000 1.20m Mini Grand Prix

Open to all. To be scored under Table A format. All horses tied for first in the first round will return for a jump-off against the clock.

Prize Money – $1500/1100/900/600/500/400
Entry Fee $200

Class #303 – $5,000 1.35m Open Jumper

Open to all. To be scored under Table A format. All horses tied for first in the first round will return for a jump-off against the clock.

Prize Money – $1500/1100/900/600/500/400
Entry Fee $200

Class #304 – $13,500 1.30m Derby

Nominations must be done by 4:00 PM Friday August 31^st.
Open to all. To be scored under table A format with one jump off. All ties for first place in the first round will return for a jump-off against the clock.

Prize Money – $4000/3000/2250/1750/1250/500/375/375
Entry Fee $275

Class #306 – $25,000 1.40m Grand Prix

Nominations must be done by 4:00 PM Thursday August 30^th.
Open to all. To be scored under Table A format. All horses tied for first in the first round will return for a jump-off against the clock.

Prize Money – $7000/5000/3500/3000/2000/1500/1000/1000/500/500
Entry Fee $350

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Angelstone National Phase 3

Class #314 – $3,000 1.35m Open Jumper

Open to all. To be scored under Table A format. All horses tied for first in the first round will return for a jump-off against the clock.

Prize Money – $900/675/525/375/300/225
Entry Fee $150

Class #307 – $10,000 1.40m Open Welcome

Nominations must be done by 4:00 PM Tuesday September 4^th.
Open to all. To be scored under Table A format. All horses tied for first in the first round will return for a jump-off against the clock.

Prize Money – $3000/2250/1750/1250/750/400/300/300
Entry Fee $250

Class #308 – $50,000 1.40m Grand Prix

Open to all. All horses must be stabled on the grounds by 12:00 Noon Friday September 7^th. To be scored under Table A format. All horses tied for first in the first round will return for a jump-off against the clock.

Prize Money – $15000/10750/6500/4500/3000/2500/2000/1750/1500/1000/750/750
Entry Fee $500

Angelstone International Show Jumping Tournament

Class #309 – $3,000 1.40m Open Jumper

Open to all. To be scored under Table A format. All horses tied for first in the first round will return for a jump-off against the clock.

Prize Money – $900/675/525/375/300/225
Entry Fee $150

Class #310 – $10,000 1.40m Modified Grand Prix

Open to all. To be scored under Table A format. All horses tied for first in the first round will return for a jump-off against the clock.

Prize Money – $3000/2250/1750/1250/750/400/300/300
Entry Fee $250

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FOR THE WELFARE OF THE HORSE

The Fédération Equestre Internationale (FEI) expects all those involved in international equestrian sport to adhere to the FEI’s Code of Conduct and to acknowledge and accept that at all times the welfare of the horse must be paramount and must never be subordinated to competitive or commercial influences.

1. At all stages during the preparation and training of competition horses, welfare must take precedence over all other demands. This includes good horse management, training methods, farriery and tack, and transportation.
2. Horses and Athletes must be fit, competent and in good health before they are allowed to compete. This encompasses medication use, surgical procedures that threaten welfare or safety, pregnancy in mares and the misuse of aids.
3. Events must not prejudice horse welfare. This involves paying careful attention to the competition areas, ground surfaces, weather conditions, stabling, site safety and fitness of the horse for onward travel after the event.
4. Every effort must be made to ensure that horses receive proper attention after they have competed and that they are treated humanely when their competition careers are over. This covers proper veterinary care, competition injuries, euthanasia and retirement.
5. The FEI urges all involved with the sport to attain the highest levels of education in their areas of expertise.

A full copy of this Code can be obtained from the Fédération Equestre Internationale, HM King Hussein I Building, Chemin des Délices, 1006 Lausanne, Switzerland. Telephone: +41 21 310 47 47. The Code is available in English & French. The Code is also available on the FEI’s website: www.fei.org.

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All FEI Classes will be run under FEI rules. All horses must be present for the jog. FEI Drug rules will apply. Please refer to FEI rules section of the prize list for more information. All Horses must be nominated to the show.

All horses competing in FEI classes will be subject to a $45 FEI drug fee. FEI Nomination will be required for FEI classes. If a horse competes in ONLY FEI classes, they will be subject to ONLY the FEI Nomination. If a horse competes in National AND FEI classes on the same week, they will be subject to FEI and Jumper Nomination.

FEI Nomination $150

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Angelstone National Phase 1 – CSI**

Class #601 – $32,000 Open Welcome 1.45m – Category D

All horses must be on site by 12:00 Noon Wednesday August 22^nd. Jog to take place after the last class Wednesday.
Nominations must be done by 4:00 PM Tuesday August 21^st

Table A. All horses tied after the first round for first place will return for a jump off against the clock. Results from this class will determine the order of go for the Grand Prix. Horses not competing in this class will go first in the Grand Prix. 3 horses per rider

Prize Money – $8000/6400/4800/3200/2240/1760/1280/960/960/800/800/800
Entry Fee – $320

Class #602 – $50,000 Grand Prix 1.45m – Category D

Nominations must be done 30 minutes after last class Thursday August 23^rd
Table A. All ties for first place in round one will return for a jump-off against the clock. Order of go for this class will be reverse order of finish in class 601. Horses who did not compete in class 601 will go first. 2 Horses per rider

Prize Money – $15000/11000/6500/4000/3000/2500/2000/1500/1500/1000/1000/1000
Entry Fee $500

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Angelstone International Show Jumping Tournament CSI **

Class #603 – $32,000 Open Welcome 1.45m – Category D

All horses must be on site by 12:00 Noon Wednesday September 25^th. Jog to take place after the last class Wednesday.
Nominations must be done by 4:00 PM Tuesday September 25^th

Table A. All horses tied after the first round for first place will return for a jump off against the clock. Results from this class will determine the order of go for the Grand Prix. Horses not competing in this class will go first in the Grand Prix. 3 Horses per rider

Prize Money – $8000/6400/4800/3200/2240/1760/1280/960/960/800/800/800
Entry Fee – $320

Class #604 – $50,000 Grand Prix 1.45m – Category D

Nominations must be done 30 minutes after last class Thursday September 27^th
Table A. All ties for first place in round one will return for a jump-off against the clock. Order of go for this class will be reverse order of finish in class 603. Horses who did not compete in class 603 will go first. 2 Horses per rider

Prize Money – $15000/11000/6500/4000/3000/2500/2000/1500/1500/1000/1000/1000
Entry Fee $500

Rider Incentive: Free entry fee for horse/rider combinations that compete in two of the three Grand Prix events at the National Phase 1, 2 & 3.

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