Junior Horsemanship Changes
At a meeting of the Junior
Horsemanship Show committee,
the following classes were announc
ed for Saturday, March 21st, at
2 p. mi., at Harmon Field:
Class No. 1—Lead Line.
Class No. 2—Junior Horseman
ship (for riders 13 years old and
under).
Class No. 3—Senior Horseman
ship (for those 14 years old to
those who have not yet reached
their 19th birthday).
Class No. 4—Junior Jumping.
Jumps at 2 feet 9 inches (same
age group1 as in No. 2).
Class No. 5—Senior Jumping.
Jumps 3 feet 3 inches (same age
group as No. 3).
Class No. 6—Horsemanship over
a course for handy hunters. Open
to all riders who have not reached
their 19th birthday. Riders will
enter the ring, circle and walk to
the first jump; pop over it; trot
to the next and jump it; canter
to the third jump, take it and
check to a complete stop imme
diately; walk to the gate, open and
close it; then take your plaf^in
the center as directed by the JPg
master.
Contestants will be judged on
control of mount, maintenance of
hunting pace over jumps and gen
eral posture or appearance in the
saddle.
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