Western dressage world show
Guthrie, Okla. – The Western Dressage Association of America is establish to host a diverse team of riders and breeds for the 2021 World Championship Exhibit from September 29 through October 3. After a virtual contest in 2020, the World Demonstrate returns to Guthrie, Okla., bringing together top combinations of all ages and abilities across the United States and Canada to share the love of Western dressage with their peers.
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Several classes are dedicated to the Heroes on Horses division, providing opportunities for physically challenged riders to show their horses. A therapeutic riding exhibition is also on the agenda for Friday and Saturday. More than 30 combinations are also in contention to win the first WDAA Harmony Award and saddle, created and donated by Mike Corcoran.
The focus of the show will not only be on uppermost competition but on a joint celebration of the discipline. WDAA is offering several special events throughout the weekend, including an exhibitors meeting, a costume freestyle night, awards ceremony, and silent auction.
The 2021 slate of judges includes Robin Brueckmann (Summerfield, N.C.), Cynthia Ganem (Phoenix, Ariz.), Marie Maloney (Wichi
WESTERN DRESSAGE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
Since 2021, the Lynn Palm Western Dressage Fund has awarded outstanding junior riders for their efforts at the annual WDAA World Championship Show with the Lynn Palm Future Star Award. In its early years as a single award to the highest scoring junior rider, it has since evolved into a $500 award for the highest scoring junior rider at each level from Introductory through Level 5, potentially awarding a total of $3500.
In keeping with the utmost integrity and quality of horses and riders, the qualifications for eligibility are such that each score must be a minimum of 65% with a minimum of 5 riders in each Level. These parameters are set forth to encourage participation among junior riders and have them strive for excellence in their performances.
Previous Future Star Award winners hailed from Florida, Colorado, Alabama and Texas in Introductory through Level 3 partnered with several different breeds. It is wonderful to see growth of the sport for juniors but there is always room for more. Lynn Palm is proud to support the up-and-coming riders. “I always look to the future of our sport. The young riders are growing in numbers and skill level. My hope is that each winner of the
WDAA WESTERN DRESSAGE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
9/18/2024 - 9/22/2024LAZY E, GUTHRIE, OK
https://www.wdaaworldshow.org/
9600 Inactive E Dr
GUTHRIE OK
Western Dressage
WDAA - 24-100 - USEF Recognized Local Show - No USEF memberships, USEF horse registrations, or non-member fees are required for horse, owner, rider, trainer or coach. EXCEPTION: Amateur riders must contain a USEF amateur card or show in the Open division.Show Licensee: Western Dressage Association of America. 2024 WDAA World Show Qualification Requirements: The horse qualifies. • The horse must qualify in every level that it will demonstrate at the World Show. • For Introductory – Basic levels, the horse must earn a 63% or higher, in at least 1 WDAA in person or online WDAA Recognized show. • For Level 1-5 the horse must earn a 60% or higher, in at least 1 WDAA in person or online WDAA Recognized show. • The qualification period begins October 1, 2023 and ends August 30, 2024. • If the horse has qualified in the appropriate levels by the requirements above, there is no need to qualify for rail c
WDAA WESTERN DRESSAGE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
9/27/2022 - 10/1/2022Idle E, GUTHRIE, OK
https://www.wdaaworldshow.org/
9600 Lazy E Dr
GUTHRIE OK
Western Dressage
USEF Recognized Local Show - No USEF memberships, USEF horse registrations, or non-member fees are required for horse, owner, rider, trainer or coach. EXCEPTION: Amateur riders must have a USEF amateur card or show in the Open division.Show Licensee: Western Dressage Association of America
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Two large rectangle numbers should be placed on either side of the pad when horse is being ridden. Bridle/Halter numbers are to be used when horse is not under saddle and is out of the stall. In other words, the horse must have one number or another on at all times when out of the stall.
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Stalls are reserved through the display secretary and should be added to your entry.
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UPDATE: Contact the Lazy E stalling office to order stall mats and hay and feed - 405 293 0246. Use OpenStalls.com for reserving RV's.
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