Region 5
Royalty
Royalty
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The Miss C.S.H.A. and Ambassador positions are for ladies and gentlemen
between 14 - 17 years of age, Jr. Miss C.S.H.A. and Jr. Ambassador are for
those between 10 - 13, Little Miss C.S.H.A. and Little Ambassador for those
between 6 - 9 years of age.
Awards include silver buckles to all winners, tiara and sashes to the ladies, and
silver hatbands and trophy jackets to the gentlemen. In addition, those selected
for these positions are awarded a $300.00 scholarship for future educational
use and are eligible to compete for the State positions at the State
Championship Show in October for additional awards.
The contestants are judged on appearance, personality, poise, speaking ability,
equitation and a written test.
Poise, personality, appearance and speaking ability are judged together at a
suitable function at which the contestants are interviewed by the judges and give
a prepared speech. The topic for the speech is chosen in advance.
Equitation is judged during a riding test which consists of a compulsory pattern
which is provided in advance.
The written test contains questions pertaining to basic knowledge of C.S.H.A
and general horsemanship. The questions are taken from the last published C.S.
H.A Bylaws & Rule Book, and the C.S.H.A Horseman’s Handbook. The test also
contains appropriate etiquette questions.
between 14 - 17 years of age, Jr. Miss C.S.H.A. and Jr. Ambassador are for
those between 10 - 13, Little Miss C.S.H.A. and Little Ambassador for those
between 6 - 9 years of age.
Awards include silver buckles to all winners, tiara and sashes to the ladies, and
silver hatbands and trophy jackets to the gentlemen. In addition, those selected
for these positions are awarded a $300.00 scholarship for future educational
use and are eligible to compete for the State positions at the State
Championship Show in October for additional awards.
The contestants are judged on appearance, personality, poise, speaking ability,
equitation and a written test.
Poise, personality, appearance and speaking ability are judged together at a
suitable function at which the contestants are interviewed by the judges and give
a prepared speech. The topic for the speech is chosen in advance.
Equitation is judged during a riding test which consists of a compulsory pattern
which is provided in advance.
The written test contains questions pertaining to basic knowledge of C.S.H.A
and general horsemanship. The questions are taken from the last published C.S.
H.A Bylaws & Rule Book, and the C.S.H.A Horseman’s Handbook. The test also
contains appropriate etiquette questions.
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