About Us The Utah Dressage Society (UDS), an affiliate of the United States Dressage Federation (USDF), exists to educate, promote, encourage, and inspire its members and the general public through programs, publications, and competitions, in a way that enhances the image of dressage and promotes the welfare of the horse. Dressage is the gradual, harmonious advancement of the horse, both physically and mentally, to develop its natural abilities and to make riding a graceful and pleasurable experience. The programs of the society shall be educational and competitive and provide a framework in which individuals can progress with the schooling of their horses and themselves. Our mission is to educate, inspire, and encourage dressage riders around the state of Utah, and to promote the sport of dressage in our community. History of the Utah Dressage Society Established in 1969 by dressage enthusiasts, including Johanna and Eva Adolphi, the Utah Dressage Society (UDS) has flourished into a vibrant community. The first meeting drew eight individuals, sparking the inception of our passionate journey. The inaugural Utah Dressage Society Annual Show on August 19, 1972, featured 25 horses and 33 riders. By 1975, it gained recognition with Elizabeth Friedlander Searle as the judge. Today, the UDS Annual Show in August boasts 200 rides over two days with two "S" judges. With nearly 200 members, UDS continues to grow as dressage spreads through the "wild west." Our roots trace back to an early schooling show in 1969 or 1970, where a simple sheet of paper led to the formation of a dedicated dressage club. Since then, UDS has become a hallmark of excellence in equestrian circles. Meet the Board of Directors John Maznicki PRESIDENT John has been involved with Utah Dressage for 10+ years competing, breeding, coaching and volunteering. He has come to know many of our local members through the UDS, and looks forward to getting to know more of you by adding being on the board as part of his service to the local community. president@utahdressagesociety.com Dana Prior TREASURER I grew up in southern california and started riding at age 10. I took a break from riding when I went to college in Washington to study Spanish and accounting. After passing my cpa exams i decided to get back into riding, which is not only where i was introduced to dressage, but also my lesson horse Harley - who I eventually bought. Because of my analytical brain, I immediately started loving dressage and we have been a team ever since! We have participated in many short tour shows over the years and just started showing in recognized shows this past season. I volunteer wherever I’m needed from scribing to gate calling or test reading. I look forward to continuing to volunteer by serving the Utah dressage society! treasurer@utahdressagesociety.com Debbie Baxter DIRECTOR OF COMPETITIONS Coming Soon! competitions@utahdressagesociety.com Eva Adolphi FOUNDER/SPECIAL ADVISOR My mother was the horse crazy one and dragged me off to ride at the Lazy Bar Ranch when I was 8. At 12 I was given a horse and by 19, when we got our own property, the emphasis changed to Dressage I was a founding member of the Utah Dressage Society and served on the board for 33 years! I am now the adviser to the board. I have been a show secretary, show manager, and competitor. I am a USEF licensed Technical Delegate and enjoy traveling to shows in other states. I also enjoy working with my students. I attend the USDF Convention every year now that I am retired, usually as a delegate. Sydni Cook VICE PRESIDENT Coming Soon! vicepresident@utahdressagesociety.com Kim Judd DIRECTOR OF MEMBERSHIP From the time Kim could say "horse", she has loved horses! When she was a teenager growing up in Sandy, she went down the street to a family's stables, and asked to work in exchange for riding lessons. Unfortunately they usually forgot to give her lessons, but she got very good at mucking out stalls! Kim graduated from BYU with a degree in Ballroom Dance (which was also how she met her husband: they were competition partners). After living out east for 14 years, Kim and her family moved back to Utah, and she finally realized her dream of starting to learn to ride! Dressage feels like a natural switch from ballroom dance: the partnership, the technique, the constant striving to be better, then even better! After riding for 6 years, Kim's husband asked "when are you going to do a dressage show?" Becoming part of the Utah Dressage Society and entering shows has been such an amazing experience, and Kim is excited to use her extensive secretarial skills (developed over 22 years and 5 kids!) to help support the board of the Utah Dressage Society! membership@utahdressagesociety.com Sian Griffiths DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS Siân Griffiths lives and rides in Ogden, Utah. A former jumper turned dressage rider, she competes as an adult amateur, working her way up the levels with her beloved Holsteiner, Larry. After working for the U.S. Equestrian Team in 1999-2000, fund raising for the Sydney Olympic Games, Siân decided to pursue her passion for fiction writing and earned her PhD at the University of Georgia. She now serves as a professor of English and Creative Writing at Weber State University and is the author of the novels Borrowed Horses (New Rivers Press), Scrapple (Braddock Avenue Books), the short fiction chapbook The Heart Keeps Faulty Time (Bull City Press), and, most recently, the essay collection The Sum of Her Parts (University of Georgia Press). She is thrilled to join the Utah Dressage Society team and encourages members to reach out to her at communications@utahdressagesociety.com with any news they would like to share Carrie Matteson SECRETARY Coming Soon! secretary@utahdressagesociety.com Katie Lorens DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION Katie grew up in Chicago and moved to Salt Lake in 2011. She is an athletic trainer who worked with Utah Gymnastics for 10 years before starting work with a local hand surgeon. She also runs her own business doing injury evaluations, Rehabilitation/injury prevention, strength and conditioning and bio mechanical analysis. After her 30th birthday, she decided to get back into riding after a long break. Last year, she bought her first horse, Midnight Sun “Odin”, and is excited to start showing him. She has been passionate about dressage since she began riding as a kid and is eager to get more involved and serve the Utah Dressage Community. education@utahdressagesociety.com Mindy Simmons DIRECTOR OF EVENTS Mindy has been the crazy horse girl her entire life! She started riding at 8, (that is the age riding school near my house would accept new riders or would have started earlier). She bought her first rescue horse at 14 and it has been an amazing journey ever since. She fell in love with dressage about 5 years ago and has had some amazing mentors. She is currently working up the levels with her mustang. She is hopeful she can give back to the dressage community as it has changed her life! events@utahdressagesociety.com Rules & Bylaw POLICY PROCEDURES AND RULES Revised 4/15/2022 w/ addendum BYLAWS UDS CODE OF CONDUCT Member approved 11/3/2016 Contact Us John Maznicki PRESIDENT president@utahdressagesociety.com Dana Prior TREASURER treasurer@utahdressagesociety.com Debbie Baxter DIRECTOR OF COMPETITIONS competitions@utahdressagesociety.com Sydni Cook VICE PRESIDENT vicepresident@utahdressagesociety.com Kim Judd DIRECTOR OF MEMBERSHIP membership@utahdressagesociety.com Sian Griffiths DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS communications@utahdressagesociety.com Carrie Matteson SECRETARY secretary@utahdressagesociety.com Katie Lorens DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION education@utahdressagesociety.com Mindy Simmons DIRECTOR OF EVENTS events@utahdressagesociety.com

UDS Show Recognition Form The Utah Dressage Society recognizes two (2) show formats: Shows that conform to USEF and USDF Dressage division rules; Shows that conform to the UDS Short Tour Series rules. For either format, show management must pay a show recognition fee to UDS. The fee is $50 for each day of show recognition. If the show is one show over 2 days the fee is $50. (i.e. USEF issued ONE licensure #) The Show Recognition form must be submitted with the required fee a minimum of 6 weeks prior to the show's opening date. *** If you are a competitor (not show management) and would like to obtain UDS recognition for a show please contact the competitions director at competitions@utahdressagesociety.com first! Select Format Choose an option Name of Show Date of Show * required Name of Show Facility Is this one show over 2 days? * Yes - it is two days with one license. No - it is two days with two licenses. Each day/show will be submitted separately. No - it is one day only. Select an Address Link to Prize List or Show Premium Judging Officials Judge's Name License "r" "R" "S" Other 2nd Judge's Name License "r" "R" "S" Other Contact Information First name Last name Email Phone Select an item ($) * USDF/USEF Show Recognition Form - $50 Short Tour Show Recognition Form - $50 Comments Go to Checkout Thanks for submitting!

Immerse yourself in the elegance of dressage as we invite you to join the Utah Dressage Society. Our mission goes beyond the arena; we're here to educate, inspire, and encourage dressage riders throughout the beautiful state of Utah. UNLEASHING THE ARTISTRY OF RIDING Immerse yourself in the elegance of dressage as we invite you to join the Utah Dressage Society. Our mission goes beyond the arena; we're here to educate, inspire, and encourage dressage riders throughout the beautiful state of Utah. LEARN MORE Welcome to the Utah Dressage Society! Discover the joy of dressage with the Utah Dressage Society. Founded in 1969, we're a passionate community of riders dedicated to educating, inspiring, and encouraging equestrians across Utah. From our humble beginnings to hosting prestigious events, UDS is the hub for those seeking the artistry of dressage. Join us and let the journey of elegance and excellence begin. ABOUT US Our mission is to educate, inspire, and encourage dressage riders around the state of Utah, and to promote the sport of dressage in our community. Our Sponsors Upcoming Events Sat, Feb 21 Steffen Peters UDS Symposium / Location is TBD Details Feb 21, 2026, 9:00 AM Location is TBD Sat, Feb 28 'L' Education Program - Session B / Sage Creek Equestrian Details Feb 28, 2026, 8:00 AM MST – Mar 01, 2026, 5:00 PM MST Sage Creek Equestrian, 3181 W 3000 S, Heber City, UT 84032, USA Session B is about judging criteria for gaits, movements and figures. Sat, Apr 25 'L' Education Program - Session C / Diamond Equestrian Center Details Apr 25, 2026, 8:00 AM MDT – Apr 26, 2026, 5:00 PM MDT Diamond Equestrian Center, 8875 W 8800 N, Lehi, UT 84043, USA Session C is about collective marks, equitation, rider biomechanics and basics. Recent News Meet the Candidates 2025! Oct 25 UDS Newsletter: October 2025 Oct 1 2025 BOARD ELECTIONS - Seeking Nominations Sep 2 VIEW MORE

Online Membership Application The UDS Membership Year runs from December 1st through November 30th of each year. For any questions concerning your membership, contact the Membership Director. Join Today! Embark on a journey of equestrian passion and join the Utah Dressage Society (UDS) family. As a UDS member, you're not just joining a club; you're becoming a part of a thriving community dedicated to the art and joy of dressage. 2026 MEMBERSHIP FORM Which membership is right for me? Adult (Amateur or Open) GMO Membership NOTE: Rider AND Horse Owner must also be UDS/USDF members in order for a horse to be eligible for respective awards. I am over the age of 22 I would like to join the Utah Dressage Society (UDS), my local USDF affiliated dressage club, called a Group Member Organization (GMO), which will automatically make me a USDF group member I may compete at USEF-licensed/USDF-recognized competitions I would like to be eligible for USDF Rider Awards I understand that this membership alone does not allow me to be eligible for Adequan/USDF Year-End Awards or Great American Insurance Group/USDF Regional Championships or Breeders’ Championship Finals (other USDF membership required) Benefits include: USDF Group Member Benefits UDS Newsletter Eligibility for UDS Scholarships Eligibility for UDS year-end awards Reduced Fees for UDS clinics and competitions (Short Tour) USDF GMO FAQ Junior/Young Rider GMO Membership NOTE : Rider AND Horse Owner must also be USDF members in order for a horse to be eligible for respective awards. EXCEPTION: If rider is Jr/YR the horse owner does NOT need to be a UDS member to qualify for UDS awards. I am under the age of 22 I would like to join the Utah Dressage Society (UDS), my local USDF affiliated dressage club, called a Group Member Organization (GMO), which will automatically make me a USDF group member I may compete at USEF-licensed/USDF-recognized competitions I would like to be eligible for USDF Rider Awards I understand that this membership alone does not allow me to be eligible for Adequan/USDF Year-End Awards or Great American Insurance Group/USDF Regional Championships or Breeders’ Championship Finals (other USDF membership required) Benefits include: USDF Group Member Benefits UDS Newsletter Eligibility for UDS Scholarships Eligibility for UDS year-end awards Reduced Fees for UDS clinics and competitions (Short Tour) USDF GMO FAQ Supporting Members I would like to stay connected with the dressage community I would like to continue to learn about dressage and expand my equine knowledge Competition is not my main focus (I won’t be showing at USDF/USEF recognized shows) Benefits include: UDS Newsletter Eligibility for UDS Scholarships Eligibility for UDS Short Tour year-end awards Reduced Fees for UDS clinics and competitions (Short Tour) NO USDF Benefits included! This option is for those only interested in supporting the UDS or participating in schooling/Short Tour Shows. If you will be getting a USDF Participating Membership or have a USDF Lifetime Membership you may wish to choose a UDS Supporting Membership so as not to double register with USDF. (USDF Lifetimes Members and USDF Participating members would receive their USDF benefits from that membership as well as qualify for Regional Classes) PURCHASE A MEMBERSHIP Benefits of Joining the Utah Dressage Society Joining the Utah Dressage Society (UDS) opens a world of opportunities tailored to your dressage goals. Whether you're new to the sport or a seasoned rider, here's what UDS membership brings to your equestrian experience: Show Savings: Avoid non-member fees at recognized shows, making every competition more cost-effective. Local Community Access: Connect with local riders, attend clinics, educational events, and year-end awards banquets, fostering camaraderie within the vibrant Utah dressage community. Year-End Awards: Compete for prestigious year-end awards within your community, recognizing achievements and progress. Scholarship Opportunities: Apply for UDS scholarships, providing financial aid for your dressage journey. Networking: Access a supportive network of local riders, trainers, and enthusiasts who share a passion for dressage. Educational Resources: Gain access to valuable educational materials on the USDF website, enhancing your knowledge through articles, videos, and the USDF Connection magazine, all included with UDS membership. USDF Group Membership: Enjoy benefits similar to a USDF Participating Membership at a fraction of the cost through UDS, providing access to USDF programs and opportunities. Membership runs from December 1 through November 30 each year, making now the perfect time to join. Experience the joy of dressage with UDS – where every stride brings you closer to your equestrian dreams. Scholarship Opportunities UDS Educational Scholarships The Utah Dressage Society will award up to six (6) scholarships each calendar year. $250 scholarships are available one each to a Junior/Young Rider, Amateur and Open rider to encourage and promote the further training and education of Utah Dressage Society member/horse partnerships. Scholarships are to be used to further the dressage education and training of the applicant. There are 2 cycles of application receipt and awards: the Spring deadline is March 15 and the Fall deadline is September 15 of each year. APPLY HERE Adolphi Educational Grant This grant will be awarded to UDS members who are striving to increase their education and contribution to their GMO and USDF/USEF. The UDS will award one $500 Adolphi Educational Grant per year. Since Johanna Adolphi and her daughter Eva-Maria Adolphi have worked for years on the Board of Directors of the UDS, Eva would like past or present UDS Board Members to be given first consideration for the grant, in recognition of their service. The deadline to apply for this grant will be June 1st of each year. APPLY HERE Bridge Scholarship Once a year the UDS will award a scholarship of ($500), to an applicant with an average Short Tour Series score of 63% or greater, that has NOT previously competed at a USEF/USDF/USD recognized show Opportunity classes are exempt. This will be used to assist in transition from schooling shows to rated showing. APPLY HERE The purpose of the UDS scholarship is to foster learning for those UDS members committed to the sport, whether it be someone riding at Training Level, or Grand Prix, with weekly lessons or working on their own in an area without access to weekly instruction. The UDS believes continuing education is important and we love being able to offer these scholarships to our members! Outside of the UDS there are Grants and Scholarships available at The Dressage Foundation . The Dressage Foundation also has a Benefit Class for those hosting shows as a fundraiser. More information can be found here: https://www.dressagefoundation.org/support/classes.html

Volunteer To be eligible for UDS year end awards or scholarships, volunteering at UDS recognized events or for other projects for the board of directors is required. Please check the UDS Rules to understand the volunteering requirements for a particular award or scholarship. Thank you for your support! WHAT COUNTS? SUBMISSION FORM '25 Approved Hours What Counts? To be eligible for year-end awards, UDS members need to complete and submit four (4) volunteer hours. It is the rider's responsibility to submit and confirm hours have been approved to qualify for year end awards. We have recently expanded volunteer opportunities that encourage our mission “to educate, inspire, and encourage dressage riders around the state of Utah, and to promote the sport of dressage in our community.” If you have done volunteer work that is not included on our list but that is unpaid and promotes the UDS mission, please reach out to a UDS board member, describing the work you’ve completed, and we will be happy to consider it and let you know. Help out at a dressage show. Our local dressage shows need volunteers. You might scribe, serve as a ring steward, or do any number of other tasks, depending on the show’s needs. Contact the show secretary directly to learn more about how you can help. [Note that we have recently expanded this to include schooling shows and other non-UDS shows.] Assist at the UDS banquet. We can always use extra hands, both setting up or serving at the banquet itself and in the weeks leading up to the event, as we gather everything together to make it a special night. We also need help with obtaining and organizing donations for the silent auction fundraiser. Contact the Events Director to find out where you can help. Acquire items for silent auction. You can earn 1 hour for each approved item to be offered at our annual silent auction. Contact the UDS Events Director for more information and for item approval. Work at a UDS clinic. Whether helping with the build up or at the clinic itself, we often need extra hands. Our Education Director is the best person to email to find out how you can help. Write an article for the UDS omnibus, newsletter, or website. Perhaps you’ve been to an event? Perhaps you’ve had a training insight? Contact the Communications Director and pitch your idea. Volunteer in the dressage phase of eventing competitions. Whether you serve as a scribe, ring steward, test runner, or in another capacity, your help with the dressage phrase of an event helps to promote the sport. Contact the show secretary for the event to learn how you might help. Do outreach to Pony Club, 4-H, and other equine organizations. Perhaps you would like to do a dressage exposition for the local 4-H or offer dressage lessons for the Pony Club. Provided that you are not being paid for this time, any activity that supports the promotion of dressage and dressage education to other equestrian organizations will be considered for volunteer hours. If you have questions about whether the activity you have in mind will count, please reach out to a UDS board member. Lend your expertise. We can always use help. If you are skilled at making fliers, doing website design, taking photos for our site and social media pages, arranging flower for the banquet, or doing any other of the tasks that pop up around events, we would love your assistance. Please reach out to a UDS board member or our Volunteer Coordinator and we will see how we might put you to work. Buy volunteer hours. Did time get the better of you? Have you been unable to find an opportunity to offer your skills? You now have the option to buy volunteer hours for $50 per hour. Contact the UDS treasurer for more information on how to donate to earn hours. Note that purchased volunteer hours will not be applied towards volunteer-of-the-year awards. Horse owners may earn hours to donate to their horse’s rider. A rider’s family members may earn hours to donate to that UDS member. *Please note that any work that a member has been paid for is not considered to be volunteer work and, thus, should not be submitted for volunteer hours. * Because all UDS members can advertise their events on the UDS website, not all clinics listed on the website are official UDS events and thus may not be venues at which you can earn volunteer hours. If you need clarification on what counts for your hours, please contact a board member. You may submit documentation of your volunteer hours using the form below or in another manner, if more convenient, as long as the same information is provided. Buy Hours Here Volunteer Hour Submission Form First name* Last name* Email* Phone* USDF Number Event/Activity Name* Event/Activity Date Number of Hours* Describe tasks completed* Proxy's Name May include rider's family members or horse's owner if different from horse's rider (Proxy hours are not applicable towards scholarship requirements) Relationship to Member Submit 2025 Approved Hours (Updated 11/23/2025) Adams Ashley 25.5 Allen Cheryl 10 Andersen Rhyan 6 Bailey Paula1 0.5 Blair Kathryn 11.5 BOGLE CHRISTIE 8 Chase Alex 4 Denison Dana 6 Ebbens Rachel 10 Edison Leslie 4 Fairbanks Alexis 15 Frade Brittani 4 Gonzalez Angie 8 Halvorson Nina 9 Harmon Rebecca 4 Hicks Jim 12 Kuhner Niel 20 Lavender Katherine 9 Lewis Holly 4 Loftus Whitney 4 Lyons Eliza 5 Matteson Carrie 7 McCandless Amelia 10 Macleod Alice 4 McKay Samantha 6 Mohlman Samantha 6 Moss Vanelda 4 Nasielski Matthew 4 Peterkin JanEllen 4 Querciali Isabella 4 Ringger Jaimie 5 Simmons Sarah4 Smith Ila 7.15 Sochanska Marianna 6 Taylor Alyna 6 Thompson Linda 10 Wadsworth Brooke 4 Wilhelmsen Bethany 5 Yager Cindy 4

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Support UDS SPONSOR + ADVERTISE DONATE VOLUNTEER Sponsorships & Advertising Advertise in the Utah Dressage Society Annual Omnibus! Showcase your services, facility, business, events, products, stallion, or horse for sale. The omnibus is also a great place to congratulate or thank your barn, trainer, friend or horse! Omnibus ads are a fundraising effort with all proceeds applied to scholarships, educational events, and awards programs. All ads, including prize lists, must be paid in full prior to printing each year. Advertisers in the omnibus will also be given a listing in online business directory. The deadline for all Omnibus submissions is December 15. Payment via Pay-Pal is acceptable. OPEN FORM Advertise in the Utah Dressage Society Newsletter This is for Non-Members to Advertise in the UDS Newsletter - The UDS Newsletter encourages and supports member services and products through pre-paid commercial advertisements. Please send an e-mail to the Communications Director for information or to place an advertisement. Prepayment is necessary for advertisements submitted for a single edition of a Newsletter, while invoicing and net 30 is available for repeat advertisements. All ads are considered commercial ads unless you are a UDS member. Members are allowed to run an ad in the Newsletter. CONTACT US Advertise on the Utah Dressage Society Website This Advertisement is for Non-members to advertise events, schooling shows and clinics, for $20. Website events and articles can be linked to the main UDS Facebook page. Email communications director for more information. Website Advertisement is free to members and includes calendar events like schooling shows and clinics and articles. Non-members are welcome to advertise events (schooling shows and clinics) only for $20. Website events and articles can be linked to the main UDS Facebook page. CONTACT US Funds from advertising support member services, educational events, scholarships, and awards programs. Email communications@utahdressagesociety.com to place an ad. E-mail Blasts E-mail blasts are available to current UDS members for community "cork board" communications free of charge. Barn and Trainer Listings One way to develop and increase Barn & Trainer business is to place your information on the UDS website at no charge. The listing is a benefit to members. In order to be included in the barn or trainer directory, you must be a UDS member and submit the information you want listed on the website to the Communications Director. Classified Ads If a member would like to list an item for sale, e.g. tack, clothing, horse, house, land, etc. and would like it listed in the Newsletter, they may submit a classified ad. The ad is limited to 50 words or less, and may include one photo. Additional words and/or photos may be purchased at an additional cost. The ad is free as a benefit of current membership (Non-members are charged $15). Business Directory The UDS Business Directory is a collection of the businesses that advertise in the UDS Omnibus and website. It is updated yearly in concert with the publication of a new Omnibus and regularly with the website Donate First name Last name Email Donate in the name of Enter the amount you wish to pay: $ Donate Thank you for your donation! Volunteer VIEW PROJECTS SIGN UP FORM

PRIZE LIST Entry Form 2025 Eva Adolphi Memorial UDS Tour Show PRIZE LIST Saturday, June 7, 2025 Location: Spanish Fork Fairgrounds 475 S Main St, Spanish Fork, UT 84660 Manager/Secretary: Katie Lorens Email: secretary@utahdressagesociety.com Recognition: UDS Short Tour Western Dressage and USEA Classes are schooling only Judge: Katie O'Neil Closing Date: June 1st Photography by Impulsion Images/Becca Tolman *** If you would like to volunteer at the show, become a ring or class sponsor, donate prizes, or be a refreshment sponsor/donor. Sponsors & donors will be acknowledged via printed mediums and website/social media. Contact Katie Lorens (secretary@utahdressagesociety.com ) Level Test Division INTRODUCTORY LEVEL A AA, Jr/YR, O INTRODUCTORY LEVEL B AA, Jr/YR, O INTRODUCTORY LEVEL TRAINING LEVEL C 1 AA, Jr/YR, O AA, Jr/YR, O TRAINING LEVEL 2 AA, Jr/YR, O TRAINING LEVEL 3 AA, Jr/YR, O FIRST LEVEL 1 AA, Jr/YR, O FIRST LEVEL 2 AA, Jr/YR, O FIRST LEVEL 3 AA, Jr/YR, O SECOND LEVEL 1 AA, Jr/YR, O SECOND LEVEL 2 AA, Jr/YR, O SECOND LEVEL 3 AA, Jr/YR, O THIRD LEVEL & UP TOC AA, Jr/YR, O WESTERN DRESSAGE INTRO LEVEL TOC AA, Jr/YR, O WESTERN DRESSAGE BASIC LEVEL WESTERN DRESSAGE LEVEL 1 WESTERN DRESSAGE LEVEL 2 & UP TOC TOC TOC AA, Jr/YR, O AA, Jr/YR, O AA, Jr/YR, O USEA TOC AA, Jr/YR, O Fees: $25 per Class $25 Office Fee (Non-Refundable) $20 UDS Non-member fee $25 Late/Change Fee $20 Grounds Fee (Trailer-in) or $30 Day Stall (Includes 1 bag shavings; additional bags available for extra fee) All Fees payable to The Utah Dressage Society. Entries must be submitted electronically. Email secretary@utahdressagesociety.com with questions. Entries must be complete which includes completed form and all fees. Complete entries will be accepted first come‐‐‐first served. No more than 4 rides per day per horse. The show committee reserves the right to cancel, combine, or split classes, to change arenas, to refuse any entry and to limit the number of rides per rider to facilitate scheduling. On show day, riders who scratch must notify the show secretary no later than 30 minutes before the scheduled time. NO REFUNDS after the closing date. Refunds will NOT be given for severe weather, accident, or other emergency. Times and Updates: Provisional ride times will be posted on the web at www.utahdressagesociety.com . It is the competitor's responsibility to confirm ride times on the day of the show. Awards: ● Open Show: Ribbons will be awarded for first place through fourth place. In the event of a tie, the total of the collective marks will determine the placing. If the tie remains, both riders will receive a ribbon for the placing in which they tied. ● High Point: A high point prize may be offered at show management discretion. The high point prize will be awarded to the highest score Intro through Second Level. Dress : Full show attire required for first level and above, tall dressage boots or paddock boots with half chaps are acceptable. Riders will be notified if coats are made optional. Should this happen, you must wear a white (or lightly colored) shirt with short sleeves; remove the stock tie. Western Dressage Dress: Good, clean, functional, working western tack is perfect for Western Dressage; there is no need for special tack or embellishments. The recommended rider attire is more conservative in style with the goal of keeping the focus on the horse. See the WDAA Equipment and Attire Guide for details. Check UDS website frequently for any changes to this Prize List ALL MOUNTED RIDERS MUST WEAR AN APPROVED ASTM/SEI HELMET WITH THE CHIN STRAP SECURED Eva Adolphi Memorial UDS Short Tour Show Entry Form June 7th, 2025 Please submit one entry form per horse/rider combination Email Secretary@utahdressagesociety.com with questions HORSE INFO * Horse Name * Age * Sex * Breed * Color Next

Resources FORMS & LINKS BARN DIRECTORY TRAINER DIRECTORY SHORT TOUR JUDGES UDS Forms Adolphi Educational Grant Form Bridge Scholarship Grant Form Check Requisition Form Comment Card Equine Achievement Award Form Membership Application UDS Scholarship Form UDS Show Recognition Form UDS Show Entry Form UDS Short Tour Entry Form UDS Trailer and Arena Rental Form Volunteer Tracking Form Conflict of Interest Form Organizations United States Dressage Federation (USDF) The Dressage Foundation United States Equestrian Federation (USEF) United States Equestrian Team Foundation (USET) United States Para-Equestrian Association (USPEA) Wasatch Range Eventing Association (WREA) Back Country Horsemen of Utah (BCHU) Color Country Equestrian Club (CCEC) Federation Equestre Internationale (FEI) Grand Valley Dressage Society Idaho Dressage Society and Eventing (IDEA) USDF Region 5 Rocky Mountain Dressage Society (RMDS) New Mexico Dressage Association (NMDA GMO) News Breed Registries Arabian Horse Association American Trakehner Association American Warmblood Registry Belgian Warmblood Breeding Association Canadian Sport Horse Association American Connemara Pony Society Dutch Warmblood Studbook in North America Friesian Horse Society Friesian Horse Association of North America American Hanoverian Society Hungarian Horse Association of America Oldenburg Horse Breeders Society Oldenburg Registry North America and International Sporthorse Registry Rheinland Pfalz-Saar International Studbook Selle Francais North America Swedish Warmblood Association of North America Barn Directory Trainer Directory Short Tour Judge List

Sorry, but this application form is now closed. L Education Program Part 1 Application GMO/Host: Utah Dressage Society First name Last name Multi-line address Country/Region Address City Zip / Postal code Email Primary Phone 1. Goals: (check all that apply) 1. Goals I intend to take the program to learn to identify correct performance. I intend to become a USDF L Program Graduate. I intend to enter the United States Equestrian Federation, Inc. (USEF) "r" Judge Training Program. I intend to participate in Part I only (A — C Sessions). I intend to participate in Part I and Part 2 (if accepted into Part 2). Prerequisite: Current USDF member (GM/EM/PM) I am a current member of USDF What is the highest level at which you have competed in USEF- licensed/USDF- recognized competition? Level competed Training Level First Level Second Level Third Level Fourth Level Prix St. Georges Intermediate Grand Prix If accepted as a participant, I will make a commitment to attend Sessions A, B, and C Will attend all 3 session? Yes No Next

2026 Omnibus Advertising Contact jasmine@utahdressagesociety.com with any questions First name* Last name* Email* Phone* Company or Event name Website Select Ad size* Business Card 3.5" x 2" $45 Quarter Page Vertical 3.5" x 4.75" $65 Half Page 7.5" x 4.75" $150 Full Page (includes bleed - 7.5 x 11.25) (non-bleed - 7.5" x 10") $250 Inside Front Cover (includes bleed) 8.75" x 11.25" $350 Back Cover (includes bleed) 8.75" x 11.25" - SOLD $0 Show flyer/prize list (full page ad for your UDS recognized show) $75 Would you be interested in making an in-kind donation to our silent auction fundraiser in February? File upload Upload File Please upload your graphics here or email them to jasmine@utahdressagesociety.com Submit

Compete UPCOMING SHOWS VOLUNTEER HOURS AWARD PROGRAMS TESTS SHOW RESULTS SHOW RECOGNITION Upcoming Schooling Shows No events at the moment Upcoming UDS Short Tour Shows No events at the moment Upcoming UDS/USDF/USEF Shows No events at the moment Utah Dressage Society Award Programs UDS/USDF/USEF Year-End Awards Year-end awards shall be awarded for the following levels: Training, First, Second, Third, Fourth, Prix St. George Georges, Intermediaire I, Intermediaire II, Grand Prix, Freestyle: Training-2nd, Freestyle: 3rd-4th, Freestyle: FEI, Pas de Deux, Para and Quadrille in Junior-Young Rider, Adult Amateur, and Open Divisions. Short Tour Year-End Awards The UDS Short Tour Show series has a separate Year End award system. Awards are offered for Introductory, Training, First, and Second levels to Jr/YR, AA, and Open UDS members Perpetual Trophies The UDS perpetual trophies are awarded based on scores earned only at UDS/USEF/USDF recognized shows that are physically in Utah and awarded at the UDS Annual Banquet. It is awarded to the highest percentage of that level regardless of the division. Equine Achievement Awards UDS designed this award to spotlight exceptional equine talent. Equine Achievement Awards are awarded to an individual horse. The horse’s owner will receive, as an award, an engraved plaque for the first UDS Achievement Award the horse earns. An engraved notation will be added to the plaque for each subsequent UDS Equine Achievement Award the horse earns. A single horse may be awarded only one (1) UDS Equine Achievement Award at each level; however, a horse may be awarded a UDS Equine Achievement Award at every level. (Scores do not need to be earned with the same rider) There is no time limit for earning qualifying scores. However, because the UDS Equine Achievement Award program began in 2001, only qualifying scores earned during 2001 and later, shall count toward the award. To apply for the equine achievement award, BOTH the horse’s owner and the horse’s rider must be members of UDS at the time the score is earned. The rider must be a UDS member, having a USDF GMO membership number. The owner must be a UDS member, having a USDF GMO membership number. The horse must have a USDF Horse identification (HID) or Lifetime Horse Registration number (LHR). To earn a UDS Equine Achievement Award, the horse must earn five (5) scores at a given level, and each score must be a minimum of: 65% at Training Level 64% at First Level 63% at Second Level 62% at Third Level 61% at Fourth Level 60% at the FEI Levels and Para Scores must come from USDF/USEF recognized shows. Scores from the following classes do not qualify for the Equine Achievement Award: Freestyle, Opportunity, Pas de Deux, & Quadrille. Short Tour scores do not count towards Equine Achievement Awards. See the UDS Policies, Procedures and Rules document for up-to-date details on qualifications for this award. Application From Show Results VIEW DOCUMENTS Report Volunteer Hours VIEW DOCUMENTS Tests VIEW ALL TESTS 2024 Show Recognition SUBMIT YOUR FORM