Hunter Pace
TIME: 9:30 – 11:00am. Hilltoppers must be on course by 10AM.
ENTRY FEE: $25.00 each rider
Details
Come enjoy a day in the Hillsboro Hounds hunt country. Paces will be ridden in pairs through the countryside, vying for an ideal time appropriate for each division of the team’s choice. Ideal times will be set by field masters. Riders on each team must enter the same division. Put together a pair of riders and select the division that best suits. Each entry must submit an entry form, sign a release, and obtain a ride time at registration before riding.
You are encouraged to plan your ride time ahead by contacting Stephanie at the email address below.
Hunter Pace Divisions
Tally Ho - Paced as a run on a fox hunt (not a coyote), jumping all obstacles.
Larking - Moderate pace with option to jump.
Hilltopper – Slow to moderate pace with a way around all jumps.
Course will be marked with surveyor tape. Jumping division will consist of hunting coops, other natural jumps, rider gates and creek crossings. Other divisions will open and close gates and navigate creeks or jump at their discretion. All Paces will run concurrently. Maps with detailed information and story line will be available at registration.
Special Awards for Pace Divisions
Best turned out pair
The John Templeton Memorial Challenge Trophy.
Best turned out family pair
The Hooker Bowl Perpetual Trophy donated by the Hooker Family.
Pony Club pair closest to optimum time
The Paul M. Davis Memorial Trophy donated by Dr. & Mrs. Henry Howerton.
The Tennessee Trifecta
The three local hunts Cedar Knob, Mells and Hillsboro Hounds put together a series last fall to create a year-end award for participation in all three hunter Paces. Points are accumulated by riders at each Hunter Pace based on their placement in a division with first place earning five points, all the way down to fifth place earning one point. The Hillsboro Hounds Hunter Pace is the third and final event in the series.
General conditions
REGISTRATION: Opens at 8:30am. Each rider must sign an entry form.
ATTIRE: Hunt attire is not mandatory; polo shirts are acceptable with boots/half chaps and protective
headgear with strap secured. However, anyone wishing consideration for best turnout awards must be in correct formal hunt attire. Rain gear permitted with inclement weather.
For more information, please contact Stephanie Saveskie at 931-205-1329 or stepha65@yahoo.com.
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