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Thank you to all of our students who participated!

Thank you to all of our students who participated!

Thank you to all of our students who participated!

Thank you to all of our students who participated!

This show is half competition, half play-day, with costume dress up and a variety of games and challenges, with fun for the whole family. 

This event will take place at Soule Park and will be hosted by our friends at Infinite Horsemanship.  

Class List & Descriptions

For all costume contests, you may either ride your horse (walking only), or present your horse “in-hand” (unmounted, on a lead-line). Each horse and rider/handler combo may only enter 1 costume class. 

1. Costume Contest - Most Magical
2. Costume Contest - Spookiest
3. Costume Contest - Heroes, Villains, and Icons
4. Costume Contest - Most Original
5. Costume Contest - All other themes!
6. Goblet of potion (“Champagne ride”) - each rider will be given a glass filled with water and must ride following the judge’s directions. Whoever has the most liquid left in their glass at the end of the class wins. 
7. Trick-or-treat delivery (“Pony Express Race”) - each rider must pick up an item from the top of a barrel and place it on top of a different barrel, without it falling off or any barrel being knocked over. Fastest time wins. 
8. Spiderwebs (“Partner Ribbon Race”) - teams of 2 riders hold the ends of a ribbon and must follow the judge’s directions. If your ribbon tears or drops, you’re out. The last team with an in-tact ribbon wins. 
9. Squid Game (“Red light, green light”) - all riders line up at a starting line, and may proceed forward when the judge calls “green light”. When the judge calls “red light” all horses must stop within 1 step; if they take more than 1 step to stop, they must back up 3 steps. The first to the finish line wins. 
10. Spooky Spoons (“Egg & Spoon Race”) - riders must balance a small spooky object in a spoon as they ride around following the judge’s directions. The last one holding their object in the spoon wins! 
11. Candy crush - riders must pick up handfuls of candy, ride to a designated area, then toss into a bucket. The rider that gets the most candy into the bucket wins. 
12. Happy hopping (cross-rails schooling round, not judged) - each competitor has 2 minutes to school the jumps in the arena, with the help of their trainer. 
13. Haunted Hopping (Cross-rail equitation) - competitors must jump over a course of 3 to 4 cross-rails, and will be judged on their position, form, and effectiveness. 
14. More Haunted Hopping (cross-rail hunters) - competitors must jump over a course of 3 to 4 cross-rails, and will be judged on their horse’s performance, movement, and style. 
15. Higher Hopping (2’ equitation) - competitors must jump over a course of 3 to 4 jumps of 2’ height or less, and will be judged on their position, form, and effectiveness. 
16. Higher-er Hopping (2’ hunters) -  competitors must jump over a course of 3 to 4 jumps of 2’ or less, and will be judged on their horse’s performance, movement, and style. 
17. Hurry Hopping (2’ jumpers) - competitors must jump over a course of 3 to 4 jumps of 2’ height or less, fastest time with no jump faults wins.
18. Bareback Dollar Bill Class. Each rider brings a $1 dollar bill and rides with it tucked under their leg, and must follow the judge’s instructions. The last rider to still have their dollar wins all of the dollars that have fallen on the ground!

Click here to sign up with the CRTS group; we'll help facilitate official show sign up closer to the show date.