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2026 SCSCA Shows

Tri County Colts

07

Jun

Lake Crystal Arena | 720 S Main St., Lake Crystal, Mn 56055

Judge - Allen Hartman

Start Time - 8:30AM

Wilton River Riders

14

Jun

Waseca County Fairgrounds | 409 8th Ave NE Waseca, MN 56093

Judge - Lynn Ellen St. Martin

Start Time - 8:30AM

Golden Rose Saddle Club

21

Jun

KaBoy Up Arena | 24016 County Road 12 New Ulm, MN 56073

Judge - Denise Reeser

Start Time - 8:30AM

Madelia Saddle Club

28

Jun

Watonwan County Fairgrounds | 53 11th St S, St. James, MN 56081

Judge - BJ Peterson

Start Time - 8:30AM

Gopher Saddle Club

12

Jul

Faribault County Fairgrounds | 235 Midway Rd, Blue Earth, MN 56013

Judge - Lita Perrin

Start Time - 8AM

SCSCA Fundraiser

19

Jul

Lake Crystal Arena | 720 S Main St., Lake Crystal, Mn 56055

Judge - Ashley Zutz/ Ben Sparks

Start Time - 8:30AM

Twisted Z Saddle Club

26

Jul

Nicollet County Fairgrounds | 400 W Union St., St. Peter, MN 56082

Judge - Sherrie Nichols

Start Time - 8:30AM

Mankato Saddle Club

02

Aug

Lake Crystal Arena | 720 S Main St., Lake Crystal, Mn 56055

Judge - Michael Saterbak

Start Time - 8:30AM

Fox Hollow Saddle Club

09

Aug

30745 Fox Hollow Road, Le Sueur, MN

Judge - Ben Sparks

Start Time - 8:30AM

Fairmont Saddle Club

16

Aug

Martin County Fairgrounds | 1300 N Bixby Rd Fairmont, Mn 56031

Judge - Kelli Dobrava

Start Time - 8:30AM

Important Dates

November - SCSCA Awards Banquet

December - SCSCA By-Laws Meeting

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Frequently asked questions:

Do I need to be a member of a SCSCA club to show?

No! All SCSCA are open shows, meaning anyone can join and you do not need to be a part of a SCSCA club to participate. 

You DO need to be a member of a SCSCA club if you want to earn points for year-end high point.

You DO need to be a member of any WSCA club and earn 1st or 2nd place at a qualifying WSCA to qualify for competing at the WSCA Champ Show or running during the MN State Fair. 

Walk/Trot vs. Walk/Trot/Lope Rule:

A Horse/Rider combination may NOT participate in both a Walk/Trot and Walk/Trot/Lope judged class, regardless of discipline (English or Western).

Examples:

 YES - Horse/Rider combination enters Walk/Trot Western Pleasure and Walk/Trot English Equitation

 YES - Horse/Rider combination enters Walk/Trot Western Pleasure and Walk/Trot Western Horsemanship


 YES - Horse/Rider combination enters Walk/Trot/Lope Western and/or English Pleasure and Walk/Trot/Lope English Equitation and/or Western Horsemanship

 NO - Horse/Rider combination enters Walk/Trot Western Pleasure and Walk/Trot/Lope Western Pleasure or Walk/Trot/Lope Western Horsemanship

 NO - Horse/Rider combination enters Walk/Trot/Lope English Pleasure and Walk/Trot Western Pleasure


“Like Class” Rule:

A horse may NOT be used more than once per “like” class.

Examples:

 YES - Rider 1 enters Walk/Trot Western Horsemanship and Rider 2 enters Walk/Trot/Lope Western Pleasure or Walk/Trot Western Pleasure

 YES - Rider 1 enters horse in English Equitation and English Pleasure and Rider 2 enters horse in Western Pleasure and Western Horsemanship


 YES - Rider 1 enters horse in Jr. Pole Weaving and Rider 2 enters horse in Int. Barrels.


 NO - Rider 1 enters Walk/Trot Western Horsemanship and Rider 2 enters Walk/Trot/Lope Western Horsemanship

 NO - Horse is entered in 2, 3, 4 year old snaffle bit Western pleasure and horse is entered in Sr.+ Western Pleasure

 NO - Rider 1 enters horse in Jr. Pole Weaving and Rider 2 enters horse in Sr.+ Pole Weaving.

 Showing Two Horses in Pattern Classes (SMS, Equitation, Horsemanship):

Showing more than one horse in judged pattern classes is NOT automatically guaranteed.

 It is at the discretion of the judge and show committee at EACH show.
Exhibitors should seek approval at each show if they wish to show more than one horse.

 If there is rail work included, only one horse will be allowed.
Some judges may not use patterns, and current rules indicate rail work is required (though not all judges follow that consistently).

 Best practice: Always check with the show committee and judge ahead of time.

Still have questions: Message a SCSCA Board member!

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