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2025 NODA Summer show serieS
Both Western and Classical Dressage are offered at all levels.
Enjoy some pictures of our 2024 season in our slide show
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NODA Schooling Show Rider Medal Program
This exciting program allows NODA members to earn Medals from participating in NODA schooling shows in both classical and western dressage. You can earn Bronze, Silver, Gold and FEI medals based on set criteria.
NODA PROFESSIONALS : Don't forget about our Professional Incentive Program(PIP) where you can earn free rides
SCHOOLING SHOW INFORMATION
2025 SCHOOLING SHOW PRIZE LIST NODA RIDER WAIVER FORM - REQUIRED Two Ways to Enter a Show:
| Please Note: NODA Schooling Shows are able to host 70 riders (for a 2-ring show). Entries received after a show is full and by the Close Date, will be placed on a waitlist for the show. Sign up to volunteer at a 2025 schooling show
VOLUNTEER POSITION DESCRIPTIONS Ride a Thoroughbred? Provide T.I.P. Numbers with your entry. |
2025 SHOW DATES, JUDGES, & LOCATIONS
Sunday 5/18 SHOW NOTES Open Date: 4/14 Received Date: 5/2 Danielle O'Donnell (L*) and Chris Gemmel-Gnidovich (L) OPEN Schooling Show (*) A Chagrin Valley Farms 9250 E. Washington St, Bainbridge OH Stabling Requests: Sue Ford 440-543-7233 Last minute stall reservations need to be made by NOON on Thursday 5/15!! |
Sunday 6/22 SHOW NOTES
Open Date: 5/19 Received Date: 6/6 Robin Birk (R) and Nina Catanzarite (L) OPEN Schooling Show (*) A Chagrin Valley Farms www.ChagrinValleyFarms.com Stabling Requests: Sue Ford 440-543-7233 |
Sunday 7/20 SHOW NOTES Open Date: 6/23 Received Date: 7/4 Jen Roth (R) and Alison Schmidbauer (L*) OPEN Schooling Show (*) A Rocky River Stables 19901 Puritas Ave, Cleveland OH Stabling Requests: Email info@valleyriding.org | Sunday 8/10 SHOW NOTES Open Date: 7/14 Received Date: 7/25 Cheryl Connell Marsh (R) and Stephanie Likens (L*) OPEN Schooling Show (*) A Chagrin Valley Farms www.ChagrinValleyFarms.com Stabling Requests: Sue Ford 440-543-7233 |
Sunday 9/14 Open Date: 8/11 Received Date: 8/29 Amy Roth Hietter (r) and Michael Peters (L*) OPEN Schooling Show (*) A Chagrin Valley Farms www.ChagrinValleyFarms.com Stabling Requests: Sue Ford 440-543-7233 | Saturday 10/4 Open Date: 9/8 Received Date: 9/18 Nicky Vogel (R) and Susan Posner (R) OPEN Schooling Show (*) B Chagrin Valley Farms www.ChagrinValleyFarms.com Stabling Requests: Sue Ford 440-543-7233 |
Sunday 10/5 - CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW (By Qualification/Invitation Only) CHECK HERE TO SEE WHO IS QUALIFIED FOR THIS SHOW In addition to earning the scores, riders must volunteer one shift at a SCHOOLING SHOW for EACH horse you ride. Proxies are allowed, but we need to know if someone is working for you so we can keep track of it. Questions about scores should be directed to Hannah at ss-secretary@nodarider.org Questions about volunteer hours should be directed to Sally at schoolingshow@nodarider.org Nicky Vogel (R) and Susan Posner (R) Championship Show (*) C Chagrin Valley Farms www.ChagrinValleyFarms.com Stabling Requests: Sue Ford 440-543-7233 (*) Important Show Notes (A) Open to members and non-members; members may qualify at show for Championship (B) Open to members and non-members, NOT a qualifying show for Championship (C) Open to pre-qualified NODA Members ONLY. Championship Entry Form Required |
Mandatory Entry & Show Requirements
Proof of Negative Coggins Test (EIA), Proof of Vaccines & NODA Waiver Form Required with Show Entry This safeguards the safety and well-being of horses at the shows. Your horse's name on your show entry MUST match the horse name on your Negative Coggins as well as any other required forms/documentation. USEF Rule GR906.4 includes the following statement: “For Dressage Competitions, any documentation such as negative EIA certification that is required for entry to a competition must list the same horse name and description as is listed on the entry blank and on the USEF horse identification or recording documents". See all Biosecurity Requirements which includes documentation needed during check-in at the show office PRIOR to unloading your horse(s). NODA SHOWS BIOSECURITY REQUIREMENTS
Rider, Owner, and Trainer signatures required on Entry Forms before you can receive your entry number to compete. (Trainer signature needed only if they are riding your horse). Parents must sign Entry for minors. Three ways to submit signed entry forms: | Safety Helmets Required ALL MOUNTED RIDERS (competitors and non-competitors) must wear approved ASTM/SEI Helmets regardless of competition level as per USEF Rule DR120.1.1. Please make sure your chin strap is sufficiently tight or you may be asked to tighten it before you may continue riding.
Issued at Show Office check-in. All competitors must have a Show Number BEFORE entering warm-up areas. If you don't have a bridle number on you will be asked to get it before you continue riding. |
VOLUNTEER TODAY!Our shows cannot run smoothly without the help of volunteers! E-mail Schooling Show Manager at SchoolingShow@nodarider.org for any volunteer related questions. |
How to Contact Show Secretary or Show Manager
We appreciate all show communications and wish to clarify the acceptable communication methods utilized by Show Secretary, Hannah Mandell and our Show Manager, Sally Before Show Day - Messages: E-mail SS-Secretary@nodarider.org or Call/Text Hannah at 563-209-6783 - Show Documents: E-mail SS-Secretary@nodarider.org, US mail, or submit Photocopy(s) at show Day before Show Day E-mails to SS-Secretary@nodarider.org or you may Call/Text Hannah at 563-209-6783 Call/Text Hannah at 563-209-6783 or Sally at 440-221-7544. Many of you know that phone service at show venues tend to be unreliable. We will, however, do our best to check for voicemail messages throughout the day. Please also note that the secretary and manager are NOT able to access Facebook Messenger on Show Days. Thank you for notifying us if you are scratching, and we apologize in advance if we are unable to respond during the show. |
Hannah Mandell
Sally Burton |
How Ride Times are Scheduled
Note: The ring size may have to be changed depending on the needs of the show or the venue. Decision is up to the discretion of the Schooling Show Manager/Committee. Generally, all shows will start with the higher-level riders going first but is subject to change based on scheduling needs. NODA and the show committee/ management reserve the right to limit entries, to add, combine or cancel classes, and to make whatever changes may be required by the circumstances of the competition. When cross entering divisions, it is possible competitors will ride their higher level test first, as we will try to run higher level tests first before it gets too hot, but there is no guarantee on ride time. Show & Volunteer Questions? Sally Burton, Show Manager - Schoolingshow@nodarider.org
Entry, Ride Time, Refund, Scratches Questions? Hannah Mandell, Show Secretary - SS-Secretary@nodarider.org |
All shows usually begin at 8:00 AM. The large ring (20x60) will be used for ALL classes but may not meet standard arena size in certain situations.