ENTRIES for the NRHA Reining must be received by September 10, 2009. Please include a copy of current NRHA membership card and competition license. Classes will be conducted according to the current rules of NRHA. NRHA and DRHA approved.

Judges: Terry Thompson, Jeff Petska, Wilma Holcomb, Karen McCuistion, Debra Jones Wright.
Show Secretary: Carol Moore 719-384-4980, Show Manager: Don Moore
NRHA Bit Judge: Jan Perdue-Wilson NRHA Representative: Tina Kuenzli

Tuesday, September 29 – Paid Warm-Ups: $35 for 8 min. Afternoon session - #400 – 1:00 to 6:00 p.m.
Wednesday, September 30 – Class #401: Morning session 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 – Arena Open 11:00-1:00. Class #402: Afternoon session 1:00 to 6:00 p.m.

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Late entries will be taken until two classes prior to the class being entered.
Entry Fee due by September 10, late fee: $40 per horse. Ancillary classes only
Futurity deadline September 10, late fee: entry fee plus ½ of entry fee.
No cancellations, substitutions only
$7 video fee per horse.
Entry into the Intermediate Open Futurity DOES NOT require entry into the Open Futurity. If entered in the Intermediate Open Futurity, entry into the Open Futurity is ONLY $400, all judges fees apply!
Entry into the Limited Open Futurity DOES NOT require entry into the Open Futurity, but MUST enter the Intermediate Open futurity to qualify.
Entry into the Intermediate Non Pro Futurity DOES NOT require entry into the Non Pro Futurity. If entered in the Intermediate Non Pro Futurity, entry into the Non Pro Futurity is ONLY $200.00, all judges fees apply!
Entry into the Limited Non Pro Futurity DOES NOT require entry into the Non Pro Futurity, but MUST enter the Intermediate Non Pro futurity to qualify
3 year old Open and Non Pro Futurity – one handed or two handed in snaffle bit or hackamore.

GREEN REINER ELIGIBILITY (DRHA only) is an entry-level I division.
For Non Pro, Youth, and Novice Amateur riders with less than $100 lifetime reining or reined cow horse earnings (from any and all shows, NOT limited to NRHA earnings) who have earned less than 20 NRHA Youth points, and/or less than 10 AQHA or ANY Breed or Club Associated reining or reined cow horse points at the beginning of current show year. In addition, rider cannot have won ANY Year-End Reining or Reined Cow Horse Award. Class will not be jackpotted and no prize money will be paid out. This is an award division only. Green Reiner points will count toward year-end awards. An eligible Green Reiner rider can compete in the division for the entire calendar year even if their earnings exceed the limit during the year.

GREEN AS GRASS ELIGIBILITY (DRHA only) is an entry-level II division.
For Non Pro, Youth, and Amateur riders with less than $150 lifetime reining or reined cow horse earnings (from any and all shows, NOT limited to NRHA earnings) who have earned less than 20 NRHA Youth points, and/or less than 20 AQHA or ANY Breed or Club Associated reining or reined cow horse points at the beginning of current show year. Class will be jackpotted and prize money will be paid out. Green As Grass points will count toward year-end awards. An eligible Green As Grass rider can compete in the division for the entire calendar year even if their earnings exceed the limit during the year.
Green As Grass and Green Reiner exhibitors may ride a horse owned by someone else, and not limited to a family member. However, to be eligible to ride in NRHA divisions, the exhibitor MUST follow the rules as stated in the NRHA handbook. NRHA Competition Licenses for horses entered are not required for Green As Grass and Green Reiner divisions. Green As Grass and Green Reiner are not NRHA recognized divisions, but will be judged based on NRHA rules. Riders are to show one handed in a shank bridle. An exhibitor may show in a snaffle or hackamore on horses 5 years of age or under.

(Show Committee to retain 50% of entry fees)

BEHAVIOR AND CONDUCT
NO MISTREATMENT OF ANY ANIMAL WILL BE TOLERATED.
Any competitor, owner or trainer found to be abusing their horse in any way will be IMMEDIATELY disqualified from the competition and reported to the NRHA for disciplinary procedures.

UNSPORTSMANLIKE CONDUCT
Unsportsmanlike conduct will not be tolerated!
Any action of disrespect, deceit or fraud directed to show management, grounds crew, show representatives or judges will result in disqualification from competition and removal from the facility. Individuals accused of unsportsmanlike conduct will be subject to the disciplinary procedures set forth be the National Reining Horse Association in Article A of the handbook.