Light Horse Show
Livestock Exhibitor Code of Conduct
LIVESTOCK EXHIBITOR CODE OF CONDUCT
The Lindsay Exhibition is committed to responsible animal care and treatment. This Code of Conduct outlines what is expected of livestock exhibitors in the handling and exhibiting of all animals involved with the LEX.
This Code has been developed to meet the following objectives:
- To ensure the health and well being of all animals at the fair.
- To demonstrate an accurate and responsible animal care message to the public.
- To maintain the integrity of all livestock competitions, displays, and sales.
- Livestock and poultry must be transported to and from the LEX in accordance with all humane transport regulations and standards.
- Loading and unloading must be undertaken using proper equipment and procedures.
- All animals must be treated and handled in a responsible manner. The well being of the animals shall take precedence over the demands of owners, sellers, buyers, organizers, sponsors, and officials.
- The care of all animals must be as consistent as possible with their normal schedules and standards. High standards of nutrition, health, sanitation, environment and safety must be met at all times. All handling, housing and veterinary treatment must ensure adequate animal care.
- Livestock should be prepared with proper training, fitting and grooming prior to the LEX. Excessive disciplining of animals at the LEX is unacceptable.
- Exhibitors are expected to provide adequate training for anyone handling their livestock. Untrained individuals, including LEX personnel and visitors, should not be permitted to handle animals or equipment.
- Exhibitors should take every opportunity to enhance public awareness, education and appreciation of proper livestock management and handling practices.
There will be no tolerance for any mistreatment of animals. Any unacceptable exhibitor conduct will be subject to action including possible elimination from the competition(s) and/or exhibit, at the discretion of the Board of Directors of the Lindsay Agricultural Society.
General Rules
LINDSAY EXHIBITION RULES & REGULATIONS
- All exhibitors must obey the general rules of the Lindsay Exhibition as well as the individual regulations of each division. An exhibitor violating any rule or regulation of this Society, at the discretion of the Board of Directors, may be required to forfeit all prizes won, and may be subject to other penalties as the Board may see fit.
- THE LINDSAY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY reserves all rights to its grounds and may restrict or prohibit admittance to the grounds to any person or group of persons without giving reason for such action. Further, the Society may refuse the privilege of exhibiting to any individual without disclosing the reasons for such refusal. All members, exhibitors and others must place animals, cars, trucks and exhibits as instructed by the officials or remove same from the grounds.
- MEMBERSHIP: Any persons, on the payment of the annual membership fee of $15.00, shall be enrolled as a member of the Society for the current year and as such shall be entitled to the advantages and privileges conferred on members under the rules of the Exhibition. No membership fee will be retained from winners for their membership for the following year.
- Exhibitors will receive Admission Passes to the email that is listed on the entry form. Exhibitor admission passes will be allocated based on the number of livestock entered.
- OWNERSHIP: Animals or articles entered for competition must be the bonafide property of the person entering them, and with the exception of animals, must have been grown, produced, manufactured or made in the present year by the person or persons entering them. If any doubt arises on the subject, proof will be required. The President, Vice-President or General Manager shall be obliged to cause any exhibitor with reference to whom such doubt exists, to make satisfactory declaration of compliance with the terms of the said Rule. If any person shall enter an article for exhibition as produced or manufactured by himself or herself when it has not really been so, he or she shall forfeit all prizes, which may be awarded to him, and shall be precluded from exhibiting in the future.
- PRIZES: Should there be only one exhibitor in a class or section the Judges may use their discretion as to awarding any premium. The Judges shall in no case award any prize unless they consider the exhibit actually worthy of such prize. No person shall be a Judge of any article or any class that they are interested in as an exhibitor, agent, employee or otherwise.
- ALCOHOL: Consumption of alcohol in the Livestock Building is prohibited. Following one warning the exhibitor will forfeit their prize money. This Rule will be strictly enforced.
- GLASS CONTAINERS: Absolutely no glass containers will be allowed in the Livestock Buildings or wash racks. Following one warning the exhibitor will forfeit their prize money. This Rule will be strictly enforced.
- SMOKING: Absolutely no smoking in the Livestock Buildings, or any other buildings. Following one warning the exhibitor will forfeit their prize money. This Rule will be strictly enforced.
- ENTRIES: All entries must be made on entry forms supplied with prize list, including all requested information. PLEASE NOTE: Insurance information required on entry forms. All entry forms must be in the Lindsay Exhibition Office on or before the closing date of entries as listed in the prize list. Entry fees and administration fee must accompany entry forms. **Entries can be made online at https://www.assistexpo.ca/lindsayex
- TRUCK PARKING: Immediately following unloading, all trucks MUST be moved to the stipulated truck parking area. Trucks and trailers not parked where directed may be towed at owner’s expense. Your understanding and cooperation is appreciated.
- FIRE RESTRICTIONS: No one is allowed to leave a vehicle in front of any building by order of the Fire Chief.
- DISTURBANCES: An exhibitor who is guilty of creating a disturbance, whether by openly criticizing the Judge or using obscene language to any Judge or Official, shall forfeit the right to any premium and may be suspended by the Society from exhibiting.
- FRAUD: Upon the discovery of fraud, deception, or dishonest practice, either in preparation, ownership, or of any misrepresentation concerning any article exhibited which may be affected, or may have been intended to affect the decision of the Judges, the Board of Directors shall have the power to withhold the payment of any prize awarded, and may prohibit any such party or parties from exhibition in any class for one or more years, and may publish the names of such persons or not as deemed most expedient.
- COMPLAINTS: Complaints as to errors in premiums must be made known to the General Manager before the close of the Exhibition in order to be considered. No protest will be considered unless a deposit of $25.00 accompanies it. The deposit to become the property of the Exhibition if protest is not sustained, but if sustained, the full amount will be returned to the party who entered the protest.
- PREMIUMS: Premiums won in all classes of livestock will be paid by cheque as soon as possible following the Exhibition. Exhibitors who do not receive prize money by November 15th, 2024 are asked to contact the Exhibition Office at once, submitting an itemized statement of prizes claimed. **NOTE: Prize cheques must be cashed by MARCH 1st, 2025.
- STRAW: Absolutely NO STRAW will be provided by the Lindsay Exhibition.
- SAFETY: While the Directors will take every possible precaution under the circumstances to secure the safety of articles sent to the Exhibition, the owners themselves must take the risk of exhibiting, and should any articles be accidentally injured, lost or stolen, the Directors will give all assistance in their power towards its recovery, but will not make any payments for the value.
- LIABILITY INSURANCE: All Exhibitors and participants must carry a Public Liability Insurance (minimum $2 million). The Society will not be responsible for any accidents. Insurance information is required on entry forms.
- UNMANAGEABLE ANIMALS: Animals not under sufficient control shall not be allowed to compete.
- ATTIRE: Neatness of dress in the ring is required in all divisions.
- HUCKSTERING: The Society, under the Agricultural and Horticultural Organizations Act has the power to enforce all its rules and regulations, and the right to prohibit and prevent theatrical, circus, or acrobatic performances, exhibitions or shows, all kinds of gambling, soliciting for funds, the huckstering or trafficking in fruits, goods, wares or merchandise on the Exhibition grounds, or within three hundred yards thereof; and any person who, after due notice of such rules, violates same, will be removed by police officers or officers of the said society, and will be liable to penalty prescribed.
- PENALTIES: Every person who contravenes any of the provisions of the Agricultural and Horticultural Organizations Act, or the regulations or any rule or regulation of a Society under subsection 2 of section 19 or who gains admission to the grounds contrary to the rules of the society is guilty of an offence, and on summary conviction is liable to a fine of not more than $100.00.
- The Society reserves the right to interpret its own rules and regulations and should any dispute or question arise not provided for in the rules and regulations, the decision of the Board of Directors shall be final.
- In the event admissions to the exhibition are reduced due to weather conditions, the Board of Directors reserves the right to reduce the amount of premiums to be paid.
- PETS: No pets, except certified service animals are allowed on the Exhibition grounds. No dogs, including Exhibitor’s dogs, are allowed in the barns during the Exhibition.
- A $25.00 service charge will be applied to NSF cheques.
- REFUND: ADMINISTRATION FEES are non-refundable. NO EXCEPTIONS.
ENTRY FEES will be refunded if cancelled 24 hours prior to the start of the show entered. Proper medical documentation of show person or animal must be submitted. The justification for withdrawing entries must be submitted at time of notice of cancellation. - NEW Camping is permitted in the new C1 parking lot ONLY. Absolutely no camping is permitted elsewhere on the grounds (including at the East Ring). Camping registration forms MUST be submitted with entry forms to reserve a spot. Camping rules are included on the registration form.
Concussion Code of Conduct
CONCUSSION CODE OF CONDUCT
I will help prevent concussions by:
- wearing the proper equipment for my activity and wearing it correctly;
- developing my skills and strength so that I can participate to the best of my ability;
- respecting the rules of my activity; and,
- demonstrating my commitment to fair play and respect for all (including other Participants, LAS staff, volunteers, coaches, and officials).
I will care for my health and safety by taking concussions seriously, and I understand that:
- a concussion is a brain injury that can have both short-term and long-term effects;
- a blow to my head, face, or neck, or a blow to the body that causes the brain to move around inside the skull may cause a concussion;
- I don’t need to lose consciousness to have had a concussion;
- I have a commitment to concussion recognition and reporting, including self-reporting of possible concussion and reporting to a designated person when an individual suspects that another individual may have sustained a concussion (meaning: If I think I might have a concussion I should stop participating in further training, practice or competition immediately, and I will tell an adult if I think another Participant has a concussion); and,
- continuing to participate in further training, practice or competition with a possible concussion increases my risk of more severe, longer lasting symptoms, and increases my risk of other injuries.
I will not hide concussion symptoms. I will speak up for myself and others.
- I will not hide my symptoms. I will tell an LAS staff person, volunteer, official, parent, or another adult I trust if I experience any symptoms of concussion;
- If someone else tells me about concussion symptoms or I see signs they might have a concussion, I will tell a LAS staff person, volunteer, official, parent, or another adult I trust so they can help;
- I understand that if I have a Suspected Concussion, I will be removed from activity and not be able to return to participating, training, practice, or competition until I undergo a medical assessment by on-site medical personnel, medical doctor or nurse practitioner and have been medically cleared to return to training, practice, or competition; and,
- I have a commitment to sharing any pertinent information regarding incidents of removal from activity with my school and any other activity organization with which I have registered (meaning: If I am diagnosed with a concussion, I understand that letting all of my other coaches, teachers, and employees know about my injury will help them support me while I recover).
I will take the time I need to recover, because it is important for my health.
- I understand my commitment to supporting the Concussion Protocol process and I will follow the LAS Protocol in returning to participate;
- I understand I will have to be medically cleared by a medical doctor or nurse practitioner before returning to the activity; and,
- I will respect LAS staff, volunteers, coaches, parents, health-care professionals, medical doctors, and nurse practitioners regarding my health and safety.
Rules & Regulations
Hackney Pleasure Ponies Horse
Roadsters
Hackney Ponies
Specials for Hackneys, Roadsters and Harness Ponies
Registered Fine Harness Ponies
Roadster Ponies
Welsh
Sport Pony
English & Western Open Show
ENGLISH AND WESTERN OPEN SHOW - DIVISION 09
IMPORTANT NOTES:
- SHOW DATE: 8:30 AM on Saturday, September 21, 2024. Please check the schedule for specific class/division order.
- JUDGE: Lindsay Grice
- ADMINISTRATION FEE: $10.00
- ENTRY FEE:
Class 0901 to 1015 $8.00 per class
Class 0916 to 1024 $10.00 per class
- MUST PRE-REGISTER - NO ENTRIES ACCEPTED ON SHOW DAY
- Horses or ponies that are shown in Division 09: English & Western Show are NOT eligible to show in any other Light Horse Division, including the LEX Express. This rule will be enforced. Any exhibitor, horse, or pony that competes in the Light Horse Show is eligible to compete in the Hunter & Jumper Show.
- Riders not in control of their animal will be excused from the ring.
- All riders English & Western, 16 years and under must wear protective helmets (ASTM or SEI approved). It is strongly recommended that games riders wear helmets.
- Riders MUST SHOW proof of current Ontario Equestrian membership or proof of private insurance when picking up their number at the show office.
- All patterns will be posted at ring side 30 minutes before the class.
- Exhibitors/horses in 0901 Halter & 0902 Showmanship to be shown in an English bridle with appropriate English attire or Western leather halter and leather lead with chain with appropriate Western attire.
- English - Attire - All clothing must be clean and neat. Show jacket, shirt with proper collar, jodhpurs or breeches, field boots or black or brown paddock boots with clean matching half chaps and approved helmet. Blunt spurs are allowed (unrowelled type). Crops are permitted in appropriate classes.
- English - Tack - Bridle - English type snaffle, pelham, or kimberwick. No inhumane bits will be allowed. Single rein Pelham converters are allowed. Drop nosebands and standing or running martingales are not allowed. Breastplates are optional. Saddle - of English type, leather, synthetic, suede are acceptable. White saddle pads should be used (coloured trim is acceptable).
- Western - Attire - All clothing must be clean and neat. Western shirt with a collar, western trousers or western jeans (dark colour) (no blue jeans), cowboy boots and hat (helmets are encouraged for riders over 16 years). Short sleeves are NOT permitted. Spurs are optional and should be humane and blunt ended. Chaps are optional.
- Western - Tack - Bridle - of Western type headstalls to be used, either with a browband, one ear or two, but no noseband. Split reins or closed reins with romel are acceptable. Horses over 5 years old are to use a shank bit and be neck reined. Horses under 5 years old and under may use a snaffle bit or bosals and be direct reined. If under 5 years, proof of age must be shown to the office upon registration, or if asked by the committee, ring steward or Judge. Curb chains may be used but must be at least ½” in width and lie flat. Hackamores, tie downs, draw reins, training martingales are prohibited in all classes. Saddle - of any Western type may be used, but must fit the horse and rider. Saddle pad must be neat and clean and may be of any colour. Silver equipment may be used but shall not be given preference over good working equipment.
- Bitless Bridles - Allowed at the discretion of the Judge.
- Games (classes 0916 - 0924) - May be shown in either English or Western tack and apparel. Must be shown with appropriate attire (example: no English rider with Western saddle, no Western boots on English riders, no Western saddle and English bridle etc.). Short sleeves are permitted. Helmets are encouraged.
- All exhibitors must enter and exit the ring at a WALK.
- These rules can be altered by the committee at any time as they see fit.
- The Judges decision is FINAL. Lack of courtesy to the Judge, Committee and Volunteers could result in the expulsion from the ring and forfeiture of winnings.
- Western Games Champion - A belt buckle will be awarded to both youth & open highest horse and rider combination that compete in the Western Games Classes. Western Games classes are 0917, 0919, 0920, 0922, & 0924. Youth Western Games Classes are 0916, 0918, 0921, & 0923. These will be awarded following class 0924.
*6TH PLACE AND BEYOND WILL RECEIVE $8.00 IN PRIZE MONEY*
Prizes: 1st: $30, 2nd: $25, 3rd: $20, 4th: $15, 5th: $10, others: $8
Classes:
1. | Halter (see Rule 7 above) - Judged on the confirmation of the horse. All horses will walk in the ring individually, set up at the first cone, once acknowledged by the Judge, walk to the Judge. As the horse approaches, the Judge will step to the side to allow the horse to trot away and into line (Judges' discretion - either tails to the rail or nose to tail) for individual inspection. Sponsorship: $100.00, Lisa Harrison |
2. | Showmanship (See Rule 7 above) - Judged on the exhibitor's showmanship and presentation. A pattern will be posted prior to the class. Exhibitors will line up at the Judge's discretion. Each exhibitor will execute the pattern one participant at a time. Sponsorship: $108.00, Deer Run Golf Course |
3. | English Pleasure Judged on the way of going of the horse. The horse should be a pleasure to ride with light maintained rein contact at all gaits. To be shown at the walk, trot and canter. Sponsorship: $100.00, Ron & Lue Burkholder |
4. | English Equitation Judged on the rider's seat, hands, suitability of horse and rider and performance. To be shown at the walk, trot and canter. Judge may also ask for an extended or collected trot and extended or collected canter and back up. Sponsorship: $108.00, Williamson Lindsay Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram Ltd., Prize Sponsorship |
5. | Hunter Hack Exhibitors must ride with contact and strong gaits. To be shown at the walk, trot and canter. Judge may also ask for a hand gallop. Sponsorship: $108.00, Dentistry on Kent |
6. | Western Pleasure Judged on the way of going of the horse. The horse should be a pleasure to ride with a loose rein. To be shown at the walk, jog and lope. Sponsorship: $108.00, Stellar Equine Supply |
7. | Western Horsemanship Judged on the rider's seat, hands, suitability of horse and rider and performance. To be shown at the walk, jog and lope. Judge may also ask to extend the lope and back up. Sponsorship: $250.00, Masters Real Estate Team |
8. | Western Ranch Rail Pleasure Exhibitor may be asked for (but not limited to) Walk, Trot, Extended Trot, Lope, and Extended Lope. Shown on the rail. No pattern or individual work. The ranch rail pleasure class measures the ability of the horse to be a pleasure to ride while being used as a means of conveyance from one ranch task to another and should reflect the versatility, attitude, and movement of a working horse. The horse should be well-broke, relaxed, quiet, soft, and cadenced at all gaits. The horse should be ridden on a relatively loose rein with light contact and without requiring undue restraint. The horse should be responsive to the rider and make timely transitions in a smooth and correct manner. The horse should be soft in the bridle and yield to contact maintaining a natural head carriage at each gait. Tack should look like working tack including a back cinch and breast strap (but not required). Silver on saddles and "bling" is discouraged, but not penalized. Chaps/chinks optional. |
9. | Command Open to English & Western riders. Commands will be announced; last rider(s) to perform the command will be called into the middle of the ring. Commands will be called until there is one rider left. Last rider is the winner of the class. Judge may ask for (but not limited to) walk, jog/trot, lope/canter, counter canter/lope, hand gallop, back up, halt, change rein/reverse, dismount, mount and side pass. Sponsorship: $108.00, Staples & Swain Professional Corporation |
10. | Youth Lead Line Prize: PRIZE MONEY: $100 to be divided equally among ALL the participants in this class. - 6 years and under Horses must be led by an adult (18 years or older) with a bridle along with a halter and shank overtop of the bridle. A spotter for young riders is encouraged. Exhibitor will be asked to walk, halt and back up. Exhibitors entering in this class can not enter in any other class. Sponsorship: $100.00, J. Plaunt Enterprises Inc. |
11. | Beginner English & Western Pleasure Walk, Trot/Jog Open to all ages of beginners who have not loped/cantered. Exhibitors must ride the horse and not be led. Exhibitors will be asked to walk and jog/trot both directions of the ring and will be judged on the way of going of the horse. The horse should be a pleasure to ride. Western riders may ride with both hands. Exhibitors entering in this class can only enter in 0901, 0902, 0911, 0912 & 0913. |
12. | Beginner English & Western Equitation Walk, Trot/Jog Open to all ages of beginners who have not loped/cantered. Exhibitors must ride the horse and not be led. Exhibitors will be asked to walk and jog/trot both directions of the ring and will be judged on the rider's seat, hands, suitability of horse and rider and performance. Riders may be asked to back up. Western riders may ride with both hands. Exhibitors entering in this class can only enter in 0901, 0902, 0911, 0913, & 0914. Sponsorship: $50.00, Bobbie Finley, September 21 2024 Horse Ring A |
13. | Beginner English & Western Mystery Class Walk, Trot/Jog Open to all ages of beginners who have not loped/cantered. Exhibitors must ride the horse and not be led. This class is a fun class and will be announced the day of the show. Class could be Command (Simon Says), Egg & Spoon, Musical Buckets etc. Exhibitors entering in this class can only enter in 0901, 0902, 0911, 0912 & 0914. Sponsorship: $108.00, Hudson Henderson Ins. Brokers Lindsay |
14. | Trail Can be shown either English or Western, but must be shown with appropriate attire (example: no English rider with Western saddle, no Western boots on English riders and no short sleeves). Pattern will be posted prior to class. Exhibitors will be asked to complete different obstacles in a pattern at a walk, jog/trot, lope/canter, side pass and back up on a loose rein (English riders must use two hands, except at the gate). All riders may not change hands on reins other than at the gate. Judged on performance, way of going and manners. 60 seconds or two attempts will be given per obstacle, then the exhibitor must move onto the next obstacle. Natural obstacles may include, but not limited to: bridge, gate, mailbox jog/trot/lope/canter poles, side pass and back up. This is NOT a timed event. Sponsorship: $100.00, Lynn Burkholder Photographer |
15. | Costume Class Open to all riders, both young and young at heart. Costumes to be made prior to the show and should fit the horse and rider. There is no theme. Be creative, but safe and have FUN! Sponsorship: $100.00, Free In Motion Equine Massage Therapy |
CLASSES 0916 - 0924
Exhibitors must enter the ring at a WALK. Failure to do so, will result in elimination from the class.
Laser Timers: will be used for accurate times to 0.001 seconds.
These are timed events. Fastest time wins.
Riders MUST cross the finish line.
Youth are riders 18 years and under.
16. | Youth Barrel Race Prizes: 1st: $80, 2nd: $55, 3rd: $40, 4th: $15, 5th: $10, others: $8 Cloverleaf pattern to be performed either to the left or the right. A knocked over barrel is a 5 second penalty. Sponsorship: $100.00, Hill's Florist & Garden Centre Ltd. Sponsorship: $108.00, Rabbit Run Repairs |
17. | Barrel Race Prizes: 1st: $80, 2nd: $55, 3rd: $40, 4th: $15, 5th: $10, others: $8 Cloverleaf pattern to be performed either to the left or the right. A knocked over barrel is a 5 second penalty. Sponsorship: $200.00, RJT Office Solutions / Wall It Wall Art, Sponsorship and prize donation |
18. | Youth Keyhole Prizes: 1st: $80, 2nd: $55, 3rd: $40, 4th: $15, 5th: $10, others: $8 Run down the ring to the "keyhole" turn around inside the "keyhole" and run back crossing the finish line. Stepping over the line will be a 5 second penalty. Sponsorship: $108.00, Shannon Timbers |
19. | Keyhole Prizes: 1st: $80, 2nd: $55, 3rd: $40, 4th: $15, 5th: $10, others: $8 Run down the ring to the "keyhole" turn around inside the "keyhole" and run back crossing the finish line. Stepping over the line will be a 5 second penalty. Sponsorship: $108.00, Kevin Barker & Greg Snoddon Auctions Sponsorship: $100.00, Ron & Lue Burkholder |
20. | Flag Race Prizes: 1st: $80, 2nd: $55, 3rd: $40, 4th: $15, 5th: $10, others: $8 Run down either side of barrel 'A', grab the flag. Continue to run and around barrel 'B'. Deposit flag back in barrel 'A'. Cross the finish line.A missed flag grab or missed flag deposit is a 5 second penalty. Sponsorship: $108.00, Shannon Timbers |
21. | Youth Dash for Cash Prizes: 1st: $80, 2nd: $55, 3rd: $40, 4th: $15, 5th: $10, others: $8 Run down the ring to the barrel at the far end, go around it and run back over the finish line. A knocked over barrel is a 5 second penalty. Sponsorship: $108.00, Kei-Lin Roofing Sponsorship: $108.00, Shannon Timbers |
22. | Dash for Cash Prizes: 1st: $80, 2nd: $55, 3rd: $40, 4th: $15, 5th: $10, others: $8 Run down the ring to the barrel at the far end, go around it and run back over the finish line. A knocked over barrel is a 5 second penalty. Sponsorship: $208.00, Dentistry on Kent Sponsorship: $108.00, Shannon Timbers |
23. | Youth Pole Bending Prizes: 1st: $80, 2nd: $55, 3rd: $40, 4th: $15, 5th: $10, others: $8 Run down the ring, either to the right or left of the poles. Serpentine your way down and then back up the poles then run down the opposite side over the finish line. A knocked over pole is a 5 second penalty. Sponsorship: $108.00, 11907093 Canada Corp |
24. | Pole Bending Prizes: 1st: $80, 2nd: $55, 3rd: $40, 4th: $15, 5th: $10, others: $8 Run down the ring, either to the right or left of the poles. Serpentine your way down and then back up the poles then run down the opposite side over the finish line. A knocked over pole is a 5 second penalty. Sponsorship: $100.00, Lakeland Funeral & Cremation Centre |
YOUTH WESTERN GAMES CHAMPION | WESTERN GAMES CHAMPION | |
A Custom LEX Buckle will be awarded to the junior horse and rider combination with the most points in the Games (0916, 0918, 0920, 0921, & 0923). The award will be presented following class 0924. | A Custom LEX Buckle will be awarded to the horse and rider combination with the most points in theGames (0917, 0919, 0920, 0922, & 0924). The award will be presented following Junior Western Games Champion. |
Points:
1st - 6 points
2nd - 5 points
3rd - 4 points
4th - 3 points
5th - 2 points
6th - 1 point
Sponsored by RJT Solutions, Lindsay ON
