League Shows

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League show was cancelled  but Maywood is still hosting their own show. 

Date: July 25th 2026

Location: Tulelake Fairgrounds  

Judge: Alexis Martin-Vegue USEF 'r' judge

Clinic with the Judge the day after, Sunday July 26th, 2026

Opens: June 27th and closes a week before the show, mail in entries needs to be post marked ten days prior to the show 

This is a one day show, only one entry is required. Stabling will be available starting Friday. Dressage court will be set up Friday,  and open for schooling on Friday only.  High Point AA, JrYr, Open, and Western Dressage awards at the show. Camping and RV hook-ups are available on the show grounds. Come join us for a fun show on the grass!  The State of California requires a CDFA fee $14 per show so please add that to your entry.  Looking forward to a great show!

The Clinic the day after with the judge will be at Hilltop Farms in Malin, OR.

Posted below are the League Show Entry Forms, and League Show Rules.

Date: September 26th & 27th 2026

 Location: Klamath County Fairgrounds  

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This is a two day show and requires two separate entries. Stabling will be available starting Friday.  This is a one day show, only one entry is required. Stabling will be available starting Friday. Dressage court will be set up Friday,  schooling will be available on the ground, but the arena will be closed for schooling.  High Point AA, JrYr, Open, and Western Dressage awards at the show. Camping and RV hook-ups are available on the show grounds. Come join us for a fun show on the grass!  The State of California requires a CDFA fee $14 per show so please add that to your entry, per day, per entry.  Looking forward to a great show!

Posted below are the League Show Entry Forms, and League Show Rules.

​ODS League shows provide a “second tier” level of competition intended to prepare the horse and rider for USEF-Licensed (“Recognized”) shows. USEF show rules are followed  with the exceptions of  league shows allow for relaxed rider attire and do not require additional officials and staff as with licensed shows.  Judging is generally by USDF “L” program graduates (the first tier of judging recognized by USEF).

ODS League shows are open to all. That is, you do not need to be an ODS member to compete at an ODS League Show. However, you must be a member to compete for ODS League Show Final Awards and to be eligible for ODS League Show Horse/Rider Awards.

Classes from Introductory through Second Level including Freestyle, Pas De Deux and Quadrilles are offered and scores from these classes count toward year-end ODS League Horse/Rider awards for ODS members. Additional classes that do not count toward year-end awards may include upper level classes and other dressage tests (Para-Equestrian, Western Dressage, and Eventing).

Information provided by Oregon Dressage Society