Our main goal is to develop the best course of action we can for the riders who have qualified for the Maclay and Good Hands. We are also particularly concerned about the status of the jumper exhibitors, who it is now clear were not thoroughly consulted on this situation by the Council leadership. Furthermore, it is misleading to state that members of the Council worked for a month or more to arrive at solutions to make the show possible at the Garden. The record is clear that the NHJC leadership opposed the rule modifications necessary for the Hunter divisions to go forward there. It is very clear from the proposals circulated to the AHSA Executive Committee that the National was asking that the show be recognized as a Local Member Competition, but with no points.
Ratings indicate the point value of the classes held.
The National was suggesting a plan whereby the Hunter classes would not have points, but be recognized for rule enforcement purposes. Jumper and Equitation classes are not rated for points, but are recognized, so they were unaffected by the Council's recommendation. Message Forums . When your horse has reached his potential, leave it. It's such a nice feeling when you and your horse are still friends.