- 2014 RCP #
- 54
- Summary
- Pleasure Drive – Pace – Break in Gait
- Date Received
- 01Jun13
- Proponent
- Pleasure Driving Committee
- Change Date
- Next Rulebook
- Status
- Closed for comments – 01Sep13
- Activity
- Initial Posting: 01Jun13
- PDC – Recommended: 31July13
Current Wording – Article 68 Pleasure Drive – Pace
- Walk Section: Management has the option of adding a walk section near the midpoint, not to exceed 1 km. To be clearly marked with “walk” and “resume trot.” In a multiple turnout, all horses must break for a penalty to be assessed.
- Mandatory Trot: The last kilometer (.6 mile) must be driven at the trot. The start of the trot shall be marked “mandatory trot.” In a multiple turnout, all horses must break for a penalty to be assessed.
- One penalty is assessed for each second too early or too late. 5 penalties for each break in gait to a canter or gallop as defined in Article 28A.
Walk Section and mandatory Trot Sections: 5 penalties for each break in gait as defined in new Article 28A for 1st, 2nd and 3rd breaks, 4th break is Elimination.
Suggested Wording – Article 68 Pleasure Drive – Pace
- Walk Section: Management has the option of adding a walk section near the midpoint, not to exceed .6 mile (1 km). To be clearly marked with “walk” and “resume trot.” In a multiple turnout, all horses must break for a penalty to be assessed.
- Mandatory Trot: The last
kilometer(.6 mile)(1 km).must be driven at the trot. The start of the trot shall be marked “mandatory trot.” In a multiple turnout, all horses must break for a penalty to be assessed. - One penalty is assessed for each second too early or too late. Five
5penalties for each break in gait to a canter or gallop as defined in Article 28A.
Walk Section and mandatory Trot Sections: 5 penalties for each break in gait as defined in new Article 28A for 1st, 2nd and 3rd breaks, 4th break is Elimination.
Reason for change
Related change if RCS2014#54 is adopted
rules says :
August 30, 2013On behalf of Audrey Bostwick:
Yes