Saskatchewan Morgan Horse Club 
                                  High Point Award System
 
The fee of $10 is a one-time fee for the life of the horse. This one-time fee covers all Divisions, i.e., Open, All Morgan, Western, English, etc.
 
Payment of the entry fee must be received by June 1st.  Show results must be received by the recorder within 30 days after the show. 
 
See the Forms buttons at the end of this page for the Entry Form and Rules.  If you have any further questions please send me an e-mail or give me a call. 
 
Please mail entries and results to:                             Candas Rolls
                                                                        1238 Wascana Highlands
                                                                        Regina, SK   S4V 2J6
                                                                        Ph:  306-545-2652        Cell:  306-527-9072
                                                                        E-mail:  [email protected]



Saskatchewan Morgan Horse Club Inc.
High Point Morgan Competition Award Systems Rules

  1. Open to registered Purebred and Partbred horses which are owned or leased by a member of the Saskatchewan Morgan Horse Club (SMHC) who resides in Saskatchewan.
  2. (a)    Points will be compiled from Morgan classes from horse shows which are advertised and open to all exhibitors, excluding schooling shows and clinics.
(b)    To be eligible for an award the horse must be entered in and participate in one of the Morgan Horse Shows sponsored by SMHC.
(c)    In order to be eligible for an award in a Division the horse must achieve points in at least 2 classes in Division 1 and 3 classes in all other Divisions.
(d)    The entrant shall use only the points achieved in 3 shows of their choice.  It is not necessary to use the points achieved in the shows designated in 2b.
(e)    In the case of Equitation and Showmanship Rule No. 2 (a,b,c,d) apply to the individual.
(f)     Both owner and rider must be members of the SMHC.
  1. The one time registration fee of $10.00 is for the life of the horse.  This covers all Divisions.
  2. Junior exhibitors must comply with the same rules as senior exhibitors except youth awards which are subject to the Canadian Morgan Horse Association (CHMA) rules not including Rule Nos. 10 and 11.
  3. All entries must be received by the recorder no later than June 1st of the first year the horse is shown.
  4. All show results must be received by the recorder no later than 30 days after the show.
  5. All deadlines will be strictly adhered to with no exceptions.
  6. All entries will be verified against show results from eligible shows.
  7. A perpetuating trophy will be presented to the owner of the horse earning the most total points. 
  8. Entries must be properly completed or will be classified as invalid.
  9. Pleasure classes will include Junior Horse, Maiden, Novice, Amateur, Limit, Senior Horse, Stallion, Gelding, Mare, Open, Open Champion or Stake.  Junior riders to count only in Youth divisions.
  10. Points accumulated in Youth classes will count only in Youth Divisions. 
  11. Novelty classes are not eligible for points.
  12. Multiple division performance classes will count in the Division specified by owner, the same as in CMHA rules.
  13. Awards will be certificates.
 




 
Saskatchewan Morgan Horse Club Inc.
High Point Open Competition Award Systems Rules

  1. Open to registered Purebred and Partbred horses which are owned or leased by a member of the Saskatchewan Morgan Horse Club (SMHC) who resides in Saskatchewan.
  2. (a)      Points will be compiled from any Open Horse Shows which are advertised and
                 open to all exhibitors, excluding schooling shows and clinics.   (Morgan classes do
                 not count in Open Awards.)
      (b)        In order to be eligible for an award in a Division the horse must achieve points in at least 2 classes in                     Division 1 and 3 classes for all other Divisions.
      (c)        The entrant shall use only the points achieved in 3 shows of their choice. 
      (d)        In the case of Equitation and Showmanship Rule 2 (a,b,c,d) apply to the individual.
      (e)         Both owner and rider must be members of the SMHC.
  1. The one time registration fee of $10.00 is for the life of the horse.  This covers all Divisions.
  2. Junior exhibitors must comply with the same rules as senior exhibitors except Youth Awards which are subject to the Canadian Morgan Horse Association (CHMA) rules not including Rule Nos. 10 and 11. 
  3. All entries must be received by the recorder no later than June 1st of the first year the horse is shown.
  4. All show results must be received by the recorder no later than 30 days after the show.
  5. All deadlines will be strictly adhered to with no exceptions.
  6. All entries will be verified against show results from eligible shows.
  7. Entries must be properly completed or will be classified as invalid.
  8. Pleasure classes will include Junior Horse, Maiden, Novice, Amateur, Limit, Senior Horse, Stallion, Gelding, Mare, Open, Open Champion or Stake.
  9. Points accumulated in Youth classes will count only in Youth Divisions. 
  10. Novelty classes are not eligible for points.
  11. Multiple division performance classes will count in the Division specified by owner, the same as in CMHA rules.
  12. Awards will be certificates.
  13. Points to count from any class not included in the Morgan Competition, where placings are given.
 
 
 

 
Saskatchewan Morgan Horse Club Inc.
High Point Morgan Competition Award Systems Rules (Cont’d)
 
DIVISIONS

  1. In-Hand – A.  (Stallions 3 and over)           B.  (Mares 3 and over)
  2.                     C.  (Geldings 3 and over)           D.  (Junior Horse 2 and under
  3. English Pleasure – classes specifically called English Pleasure
  4. Youth English Pleasure – same as above
  5. Western Pleasure – classes specially called Western Pleasure
  6. Youth Western Pleasure – same as above
  7. Pleasure Driving – classes specifically called Pleasure Driving
  8. Youth Pleasure Driving – same as above
  9. Park or Roadster
  10. English General Purpose
  11. Western General Purpose 
  12. Driving General Purpose
  13. Partbred In-hand 
  14. Youth Exhibitor – points go to the exhibitor and to be earned in Equitation and Showmanship classes in which the Youth is judged.  This Division will be split into two groups (14-17 years of age and 13 and under) if entries permit.  Ages are as of January 1st of the showing year.
  15. Hunter Pleasure
 
Please Note:  Points will be determined as per the CMHA Points Tables