A Fist Full of Silver

1 APPALOOSA CLASS ENTRY FEES ApHC OPEN CLASSES---$23.00 per class YOUTH CLASSES-- $17.00 per class NON PRO CLASSES---$19.00 per classes POST ENTRY FEES ----$6.00 per horse(No Post entry fee if pre-entered in 4 classes) CLOSING DATE FOR ApHC CLASS PRE-ENTRIES IS August 2, 2017 and there are no post entry fees on ApHC youth classes

WSH CLASS FEES ENTRY FEES --$16.00 per class POST ENTRY FEES--$6.00 per horse (No Post entry fee if pre-entered in 4 classes) ENTRY CLOSING DATE for WSH classes is August 2, 2017

WSH Non member fee for this show will be paid by the Appaloosa Museum Benefit show for those who are not WSH members

COMMON FEES

STALLS $75 FOR WEEKEND (Friday 1:00 PM thru Sunday 6:00pm) $40 for 24 hours or less

TACK STALL $40.00 FOR WEEKEND $20.00 for 24 hrs or less

OVERNIGHT CAMPING, per day (4pm to 4pm) $28 with electric and water $19 with electric $8 dry CAMPING VEHICLES MUST SHOW STICKER GIVEN OR MUST PAY AGAIN OR DISCONNECT

WHEN SUBMITTING ENTRY PLEASE INCLUDE ALL OF THE FOLLOWING THAT APPLY: PHOTOCOPY OF HORSE'S REGISTRATION PAPERS (both sides). PHOTOCOPY OF YOUR 2017 WSH MEMBERSHIP CARD. PHOTOCOPY OF YOUR 2017 USEF OR WSH AMATEUR CARD. PHOTOCOPY OF YOUR 2017 ApHC MEMBERSHIP CARD

EVERY CLASS OFFERED HEREIN WHICH IS COVERED BY THE RULES AND SPECIFICATIONS OF THE CURRENT WSH/USEF RULEBOOK WILL BE CONDUCTED AND JUDGED IN ACCORDANCE THEREWITH. ALL OTHERS, WHERE APPLICABLE, WILL BE CONDUCTED AND JUDGED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CURRENT NORTHEAST ZONE OF WSH RULE BOOK OR THE CURENT ApHC RULE BOOK.

2 GENERAL SHOW RULES

1. LOSS AND INJURY: (see 1st page of entry blank also) The Palouse Empire Appaloosa Club, The Appaloosa Museum and Heritage Center, The Appaloosa Horse Club, Inc., Moscow, Id, Washington State Horseman’s Association, Northeast Zone of Washington State Horseman’s Association, The Spokane County Fair and Expo Center, Spokane County, their officials, associates, membership, and/or directors shall not be held responsible for any accident that may occur or be caused to or by any horse exhibited at this show, or for any article of any kind or nature that may be lost or in any way damaged. Each exhibitor will be responsible for any injury that may be occasioned to any person or animal or damage to any property while on the grounds by any horse owned, exhibited or in his custody or control and shall indemnify and hold harmless the above named organizations, their officials and directors individually and collectively from and against all claims, demands, causes of action, costs, charges and expenses of every kind and nature whatsoever arising out of which may be incurred by reason of any accident, injury or damage to person or property caused by the ownership, exhibition, custody or control of any animal exhibited. The owner, rider/driver and any of their agents or representatives acknowledge that they participate voluntarily in the competition, fully aware that horse sports and competitions involve inherently dangerous risk, and by participating they expressly assume any and all risks of injury or loss, and they agree to hold harmless the competition and its officials, directors, employees and agents for any injury or loss suffered during or in connection with the competition, whether or not such injury or loss resulted, directly or indirectly from the negligent acts or omissions of said officials, directors, employees or agents. All horses exhibited will be at the owners risk.

2. CONTESTANTS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR KNOWLEDGE OF ALL ApHC APPROVED CLASS RULES, WSH APPROVED CLASS RULES AND OF THE APPALOOSA MUSEUM BENEFIT SHOW GENERAL SHOW RULES. The rules governing the individual classes and the formulas for judging percentages used for each class will be found in the current ApHC or WHS rulebooks. Presentation of signed entry blank shall be deemed acceptance of said rules, including ApHC drug abuse rules (for ApHC approved classes). If there is failure to sign entry blank, first entry into the ring as an exhibitor shall be deemed acceptance of said rules, including ApHC drug abuse rules (for ApHC approved classes).

3. ENTRIES must be in writing, signed by owner/authorized agent, and accompanied by proper fees. Parent/Guardian must sign the entry of a junior exhibitor.

4. ALL HORSES STAYING ON THE GROUNDS OVERNIGHT MUST BE STALLED. CONTACT. Crystal White or Lynette Thompson WITH YOUR STALL REQUESTS. THERE WILL BE NO SLEEPING IN THE STALLS. Shavings will be provided but stall will not be pre-bedded, bring your wheel barrows and shovels.. Stall fees will be $75 for the weekend (Friday 1:00 pM thru Sunday 6:00pm) OR $40 per day (24 hrs or less) and tack stalls will be $40 for the weekend or $20.00 per day. Stalls will be assigned on a first come first serve basis. Due to fairgrounds policy we will be filling the large barn first. Special stall requests, including specific stalls or early arrivals, must be made with Crystal White 208-882-5579, 3xt 279 or Lynette Thompson 509-635-1114 by July 28, 2017 and will be assigned on a first come first serve basis also. Stall assignments must be made at the office before stalls may be occupied. If you stall your horse in a stall not assigned to you, you will move your horse and clean and re-bed the stall for the correct occupant.

5. CLOSING DATE FOR PRE-ENTRIES IS AUGUST 2, 2017. Entries postmarked after this date will be charged a post entry fee as explained under the fees. All entries

3 must be made on an official entry blank or copy and must be signed by the proper parties. Entry and stall fees MUST accompany the entry blank or it will be treated as a post entry. Post entries will be accepted until 15 minutes before start of show or 15 minutes before the end of lunch break, or before the class prior to class being enters the ring. The show committee may combine or split class divisions as per WSH or ApHC rules.

6. No refunds of any nature will be made at the show. All refund requests shall be in the hands of the show secretary before the last class of the show. No refunds will be made on stall or entry fees without a signed vet or doctor’s certificate, and will be charged a $15.00 office charge. Refunds will be mailed after checks have cleared the bank, unless applied towards a new entry.

7. Pets used for medical purposes, as part of the booth or event can be on the grounds and in the buildings on a leash, other pets are not allowed on the grounds unless they are kept in campers, horse trailers or in a kennel outside the camper unit. All others are restricted. County WAC 5.04.070. Owners of the animal will be held responsible for their actions. Exercise areas include the dog runs located behind Campground B and adjacent to the EP2 Restrooms. Please dispose of animal waste.

8. The show reserves the right to refuse entry due to disrespect for the rules, intoxication, rough treatment of animals or for any other reason the management may deem necessary and reasonable. Exhibitors may also be excused from the show or class for the above reasons. The Show Committee also reserves the right to refuse any entry of an exhibitor or the participation of any agent, trainer, rider, or driver who has shown an objectionable attitude toward a Recognized Show or previous unsportsmanlike behavior at a Recognized Show or to its Management.

9. Gate holds will be granted ONLY if requested at the office at least 3 classes prior to the one being requested for and are limited to horses/riders in consecutive classes, and shall not exceed three minutes. In classes where horses compete collectively, the gate will be closed two minutes after the first horse enters the ring. An official timer will be appointed to enforce this rule. No horse permitted to enter the ring once the gate is closed.

10. No one shall approach a judge unless he/she first obtains permission from the show committee or show steward, who shall arrange an appointment with the judge at a proper time and place. No exhibitor has the right to inspect the judge’s cards without his/her permission. The decision of a Judge is final.

4 11. NO entry will be accepted where an exhibitor prescribes conditions under which he/she will exhibit.

12. Checks RETURNED by the bank for any reason will be charged a $50.00 penalty, which will be added to the amount, owed. Full amount of returned check, plus penalty and all expenses incurred for recovery of debt will be paid in full with cash or money order to show in 10 days of being sent registered mail notification of said check. Debts not paid to show in a timely fashion and returned checks not made good as prescribed will be reported to the ApHC, NEZ and WSH. APPALOOSA MUSEUM AND HERITAGE CENTER BOARD of DIRECTORS will make final decision on whether to place person who pays debt on a cash only basis.

13. Please read all signs on the grounds regarding restricted areas.

14. All class patterns shall be made or approved by the judges and shall be posted at least 1 hr prior to classes that work individually.

15. Award to first with placing awards 2nd- 5th in each class. Also Hi Points listed elsewhere in this entry. All classes shall be placed thru 8th.

ApHC APPROVED CLASS RULES

16. All horses entered in the ApHC approved classes MUST be registered with the ApHC with eligible to show papers. ALSO ALL PERSONS COMPETING IN ANY ApHC SPONSORED OR APPROVED CLASS MUST BE A CURRENT MEMBER OF THE ApHC. Persons entering Non Pro classes must have or apply for a Non Pro endorsement on their current year ApHC membership card. If Member cards are not available at the show, person may apply at the show. Registration papers or copies (both sides), AYA, Non-Pro and Membership cards or legible copies of said cards MUST be presented at the show office BEFORE numbers are issued. Copies of papers and cards sent in with entries makes things go much faster and smoother in the office.

17. Protests applying to any ApHC approved class will be handled in accordance with the current ApHC 2017 rulebook. a. Open ApHC Jr. or Sr. classes that have 1 entrant in one of those age divisions may be combined the other division with the approval of all entrants. b. ApHC Youth classes 13 & Under or 14-18 that have 1 entrant in one of those age divisions may be combined the other division with the approval of all entrants.

18. In all ApHC approved classes, correct exhibitor’s numbers must be on be on their backs in hand classes or on both sides of their saddle pads in riding classes or exhibitor shall be disqualified.

5 WSH CLASS RULES 19. REGISTRY NUMBER (WSH CLASSES): Full registered name and number is required for entry in classes for registered horses. Papers must be available if requested. A photocopy for show file is appreciated.

20. WSH NON-MEMBER REGISTRATION FEE (WSH CLASSES): Each exhibitor (horse owner or equitation rider/showmanship handler) who is not a WSH Member must pay a $3 Non-Member Registration Fee per judge at each "B" System Show ($6 for a dual judged show). A horse owner also entering equitation pays only one fee. WSH Membership cards must be presented unless photocopy is included with entry.

21. AGE (WSH CLASSES): The age of an individual on Dec. 1, 2016, is maintained the entire year. For horse show purposes, a horse becomes one year old on January 1 following actual foaling date.

22. AMATEUR (WSH CLASSES): To enter classes for Amateurs, current USEF or WSH Amateur certification is required, or application must be lodged with the Show Sec. at least one hour prior to the class. Refer to current WSH Rule Book for Amateur Certification rules.

23. CHANGES (WSH CLASSES): Show Management reserves the right to combine/cancel classes with fewer than three entries; to accept entries for unfilled classes at regular fee; to divide classes as entries warrant; to substitute listed officials. Exhibitors will be advised if classes are combined, canceled or divided.

24. NUMBERS (WSH CLASSES): Exhibitor’s numbers must be adequately attached on Exhibitor’s back or on each side of the saddle pad, with exception to any “in hand class” where the number can be pinned to the front of the exhibitor. NUMBERS MUST BE VISIBLY NOTICABLE FROM ACROSS THE ARENA. Drivers may display their exhibitor number on the vehicle. COMPETITORS WILL BE DISQUALIFIED IF THE CORRECT NUMBER IS NOT IN PLACE

25. PROTECTIVE HEADGEAR (WSH CLASSES): WSH rules state that--Properly fastened protective headgear which meets or exceeds the ASTM and SEI standards at WSH approved shows must be used any time the rider is on the competition grounds: a. All riders of any age jumping on the competition grounds at any time (including Hunter Hack and any Over Fences classes). b. All riders age 6 & Under. c. All riders under age 17 showing in Hunter Seat Equitation and/or English Pleasure classes or anytime exhibitor is in Hunter attire and/or tack. d. No rider of any age will be penalized for wearing protective headgear in Western or Saddle Seat classes. 6

26. PROTESTS (WSH CLASSES): Any rider, driver, handler, exhibitor, owner, agent, trainer or parent of a junior exhibitor may file a protest. The protest must be made in writing, signed by the protestor, be accompanied by a deposit of $50.00, and addressed to the secretary of the competition at which the alleged violation occurred within 48 hours of the alleged violation, OR may be made directly to the Horse Show Director, accompanied by a $50.00 deposit and received within five (5) business days following the last recognized day of the competition.

27. AGREEMENT: Every entry at a Recognized Competition constitutes an agreement that the person making it, be that owner, lessee, trainer, manager, agent, coach, driver, rider, or handler, and the horse are subject to the Bylaws and rules of WSH. Every exhibitor, rider, driver, handler, coach and trainer or his/her agent(s) must sign an entry blank. In the case of a rider, driver, or handler under the age of 18, his/her parent or guardian, or if not available, the trainer, must sign an entry blank on the minor’s behalf. If any of the above persons fails to do so, his/her first entrance into the warm up arena as an exhibitor, rider, driver, or handler shall be construed as his/her acceptance of the rules of the competition involved and of WSH and shall ipso facto render him/her subject to said rules. Upon the failure of an owner, trainer, rider, driver, handler, coach, or agent(s) parent or guardian or trainer of a minor rider, driver, or handler to sign an entry blank as required, and upon confirmation of any such violations(s) by the Steward or Secretary of the competition, such person(s) shall be subject to a fine of $50.00, imposed for such violation.

28. Limit Rider/Horse classes are open to riders/horses who have not won six firsts in any show (Walk Trot 10 & under placings not to be counted) in that particular seat or class at any show including USEF/Equine Canada/WSH Open or Breed. Schooling and 4-H shows are exempt. Prior wins of horse with different rider are not a factor in Limit Rider classes. Horses and riders competing for WSH annual Horse Show awards that are signed up in the Limit Classes shall remain a Limit for the current show year regardless of the number of wins. At the end of the show year if an exhibitor or horse has not reached the maximum number of wins in a category they signed up for, they may sign up for the same category and compete in the following year.

29. Green classes are open to those horses/riders in their first or second year of showing. FIRSTS IN WALK/TROT 10 & UNDER CLASSES DO NOT COUNT TOWARD THE AMOUNT OF FIRSTS FOR GREEN WALK/TROT.

7 Appaloosa Competitive All-Breed Activities Program (ACAAP) What is it?

Are you an active Appaloosa owner? Do you enjoy competing in local competitions such as team penning, ranch events, barrel racing, gaming, judged trail riding, hunter or open shows? If your answer is yes, the Appaloosa Horse Club would like to offer you another way to receive recognition for your accomplishments with the Appaloosa Competitive All-Breed Activities Program. ACAAP promotes and rewards the Appaloosa horse that excels in all-breed competition outside of ApHC approved/sponsored shows and trail rides. Through ACAAP, you can earn merits by competing in all-breed events and then submitting the results to the ApHC. These merits will be recorded on your registered Appaloosa's performance record. ACAAP is your opportunity to receive the recognition and awards you deserve for participating on your Appaloosa in the events that your community offers. The Appaloosa Competitive All-Breed Activities Program accepts most types of activities as long as the competition is sponsored by an organization or club that keeps official records on the performance of all horses entered in the event. In order for the ApHC to include your event or competition in ACAAP, the sponsoring organization must have an established governing body and a representative who will sign a verification form. Please don't confuse this program with showing and receiving national points at ApHC approved/sponsored shows. ACAAP merits cannot be earned at ApHC approved/sponsored events or at any show approved by another breed registry unless those classes are open to all breeds of horse.

To learn more about the ACAAP program contact the Appaloosa Horse Club - 208-882-5578

ApHC Jr. or Sr. classes that have 1 entrant in one of those age divisions MAY be combined the other division with the approval of all entrants. ApHC Youth classes 13 & Under or 14-18 that have 1 entrant in one of those age divisions MAY be combined the other division with the approval of all entrants Show Management reserves the right to combine/cancel WSH/NEZ classes with fewer than three entries; to accept entries for unfilled classes at regular fee; to divide classes as entries warrant. Exhibitors will be advised if classes are combined, canceled or divided

Approvals are designated as follows: WSH-Washington State Horsemen NEZ-North East Zone ApHC-Appaloosa Horse Club

ACAAP- designates this class eligible for ACAAP points IF entrant is signed up for ACAAP Points thru ApHC (see above for ACAAP explanation).

Friday, August 11, 2017 Show will begin promptly at 4PM

1 AB Miniature Horse Obstacle In Hand Open 38" and Under WSH, NEZ 2 AB Trail In Hand Open Over 14.2 hands WSH, NEZ, ACAAP 3 AB Trail In Hand Open 14.2 Hands & Under WSH, NEZ, ACAAP 4 AB Trail Horse In Hand 3 Yrs & Under WSH, NEZ, ACAAP

8 5 AB Marianne Bonwell W/T Trail Eng or West Riders 10 & Under WSH, NEZ, ACAAP 6 AB Trail Horse English or Western Green 1st/2nd Yr, W/T WSH, NEZ, ACAAP 7 AB Trail Horse English or Western Jr Ex 17 & Under WSH, NEZ, ACAAP 8 AB Trail Horse English or Western Sr Ex 18 & Over WSH, NEZ, ACAAP 9 ApHC Green Trail Horse ApHC 10 ApHC Sr Trail Horse ApHC 11 ApHC Jr Trail Horse ApHC 12 ApHC Youth Trail, 13 & Under ApHC 13 ApHC Youth Trail, 14-18 ApHC 14 ApHC Non Pro Trail, Masters 50 & over ApHC 15 ApHC Non Pro Trail, 35 & over ApHC 16 ApHC Non Pro Trail, 19 & over ApHC 17 ApHC Non Pro Trail, Novice ApHC

Classes Saturday August 12, 2017 will begin at 7:30 AM. Breaks will be announced 18 ApHC Hunter In Hand Stallions, all ages ApHC 19 ApHC Non Pro Hunter In Hand Stallions ApHC 20 ApHC Hunter In Hand Geldings, all ages ApHC 21 ApHC Non Pro Hunter In Hand Geldings ApHC 22 ApHC Hunter In Hand Mares, all ages ApHC 23 ApHC Non Pro Hunter In Hand Mares ApHC 24 ALL BREED Jackpot Weanling No WSH Pts 25 ALL BREED Jackpot Most Colorful No WSH Pts 26 ALL BREED Jackpot Yearling Lounge Line No WSH Pts 27 AB All Other Breed Stock Type Halter, Any Age, Any Sex WSH, NEZ, ACAAP 28 AB All Other Breeds Non Stock Type Halter, Any Age, Any Sex WSH, NEZ, ACAAP 29 AB Appaloosa Halter Horse, Open WSH, NEZ 30 AB Miniature Horse Halter (38 " & Under) Any Age, Any Sex WSH, NEZ 31 ApHC Jr Stallions, 2 and Under ApHC 32 ApHC Sr. Stallions, 3 and Over ApHC Stallion Championship- 1st and 2nd from classes 31 & 32 33 ApHC Non Pro Stallions ApHC 34 ApHC Jr Geldings, 2 and Under ApHC 35 ApHC Sr. Geldings, 3 and Over ApHC Gelding Championship-1st and 2nd from classes 34 & 35 36 ApHC Non Pro Geldings ApHC 37 ApHC Jr. Mares, 2 and Under ApHC 38 ApHC Sr Mares, 3 and Over ApHC Mare Championship- 1st and 2nd from classes 37 & 38 39 ApHC Non Pro Mares ApHC 40 ApHC FPD Halter Mares, all ages ApHC 41 ApHC FPD Halter Geldings, all ages ApHC 9 42 ApHC FPD Halter Stallions, all ages ApHC 43 ApHC Most Colorful, all sexes, all ages ApHC 44 ApHC Non Pro Most Colorful, all sexes, all ages ApHC 45 ApHC Yearling Lounge Line ApHC 46 AB Lounge Line 3 & under WSH, NEZ 47 ApHC Non Pro Yearling Lounge Line ApHC 48 ApHC Novice Youth Showmanship, 18 & Under ApHC 49 ApHC Youth Showmanship, 14-18 ApHC 50 ApHC Youth Showmanship, 13 & Under ApHC 51 ApHC Non Pro Showmanship, Masters 50 & over ApHC 52 ApHC Non Pro Showmanship, 35 & over ApHC 53 ApHC Non Pro Showmanship, 19 & over ApHC 54 ApHC Non Pro Showmanship, Novice ApHC 55 AB Showmanship in Hand Eng or West Sr Am 18 & Over WSH, NEZ, ACAAP 56 AB Showmanship in Hand Eng or West Jr. 17 & Under WSH, NEZ, ACAAP 57 ApHC Youth Saddle Seat Equitation 18 & Under ApHC 58 ApHC Non Pro Saddle Seat Equitation 19 & Over ApHC 59 ApHC Youth Saddle Seat Pleasure 18 & Under ApHC 61 ApHC Non Pro Saddle Seat Pleasure 19 & Over ApHC 62 ApHC Saddle Seat Pleasure All Ages ApHC 63 ApHC Youth Hunt Seat Eq, Walk Trot 10 & Under ApHC 64 ApHC Youth Hunt Seat Eq, Novice 18 & Under ApHC 65 ApHC Youth Hunt Seat Eq, 13 & Under ApHC 66 ApHC Youth Hunt Seat Eq, 14-18 ApHC 67 AB Hunter Seat Eq (not to jump), Jr Exh 17 & Under WSH, NEZ, ACAAP 68 AB Hunter Seat Eq (not to jump) Sr Am 18 & over WSH, NEZ, ACAAP 69 ApHC Non Pro Hunt Seat Eq, Masters 50 & over ApHC 70 ApHC Non Pro Hunt Seat Eq, 35 & over ApHC 71 ApHC Non Pro Hunt Seat Eq, 19 & over ApHC 72 ApHC Non Pro Hunt Seat Eq, Novice ApHC 73 ApHC Green Horse Hunter Under Saddle ApHC 74 AB English Pleasure Horse Jr Ex 17 & Under WSH, NEZ, ACAAP 75 AB English Pleasure Horse Sr Ex 18 & Over WSH, NEZ, ACAAP 76 ApHC Youth Hunter Under Saddle, Novice 18 & Under ApHC 77 ApHC Sr. Hunter Under Saddle ApHC 78 AB English Pleasure Jr Horse WSH, NEZ, ACAAP 79 AB English Pleasure Green Horse 1st/2nd Yr WSH, NEZ, ACAAP 80 ApHC Non Pro Hunter Under Saddle, Masters 50 & over ApHC 81 AB English Pleasure Novice Horse NEZ, No WSH Pts, ACAAP 82 ApHC Non Pro Hunter Under Saddle, 35 & over ApHC 83 ApHC Non Pro Hunter Under Saddle, 19 & over ApHC 84 AB English Pleasure Non Colored Horses WSH, NEZ, ACAAP 85 ApHC Non Pro Hunter Under Saddle, Novice ApHC 10 86 ApHC Youth Hunter Under Saddle, 13 & Under ApHC 87 ApHC Youth Hunter Under Saddle, 14-18 ApHC 88 ApHC Jr. Hunter Under Saddle ApHC 89 AB English Pleasure Horse Open WSH, NEZ, ACAAP 90 AB English Pleasure Sr Horse WSH, NEZ, ACAAP 91 AB English Pleasure Colored Horse WSH, NEZ, ACAAP 92 AB Appaloosa English Pleasure Horse WSH, NEZ 93 AB Arabian/Half Arabian English Pleasure Open WSH, NEZ 94 AB All Other Breeds English Pleasure WSH, NEZ 95 ApHC Nez Perce Stake Race, Open ApHC 96 ApHC Youth Nez Perce Stake Race 18 & Under ApHC 97 ApHC Non Pro Nez Perce Stake Race 19 & over ApHC 98 ApHC Figure 8 Stake Race, Open ApHC 99 ApHC Youth Figure 8 Stake Race 18 & Under ApHC 100 ApHC Non Pro Figure 8 Stake Race 19 and over ApHC 101 ApHC Camas Prairie Stump Race, Open ApHC 102 ApHC Youth Camas Prairie Stump Race 18 & Under ApHC 103 ApHC Non Pro Camas Prairie Stump Race 19 & over ApHC 104 ApHC Pleasure Driving Open ApHC 105 AB Miniature Horse Pleasure Driving 38" and Under WSH, NEZ 106 Pleasure Driving H/P Gentlemen NEZ 107 AB Pleasure Driving , Green Horse/Pony 1st and 2nd year WSH, NEZ, ACAAP 108 AB Pleasure Driving Horse/Pony Open WSH, NEZ, ACAAP 109 ApHC Non Pro Pleasure Driving 19 & over ApHC 110 Pleasure Driving H/P, Ladies NEZ, ACAAP 111 AB Reinsmanship Open WSH, NEZ, ACAAP 112 ApHC Non Pro Ranch Rail Pleasure 19 & Over ApHC 113 ApHC Ranch Rail Pleasure, Open ApHC 114 ApHC Youth Ranch Rail Pleasure 18 & Under ApHC 115 AB Ranch Riding Open WSH, NEZ, ACAAP 116 ApHC Non Pro Ranch Riding 19 & Over ApHC 117 ApHC Ranch Riding, Open ApHC 118 ApHC Youth Ranch Riding 18 & Under ApHC

Classes for Sunday August 13, 2017 will begin at 7:30 AM. Lunch Breaks Will be announced 119 ApHC Reining All Ages ApHC 120 AB Reining, Open WSH, NEZ, ACAAP 121 ApHC Non Pro Reining 19 & over ApHC 122 ApHC Youth Reining 18 & Under ApHC 123 ApHC Western Riding Open ApHC 124 ApHC Western Riding Green Horse ApHC 11 125 ApHC Youth Bareback Horsemanship 18 & Under ApHC 126 ApHC Non Pro Western Horsemanship, Masters 50 & over ApHC 127 ApHC Non Pro Western Horsemanship, 35 & over ApHC 128 ApHC Non Pro Western Horsemanship, 19 & over ApHC 129 ApHC Non Pro Western Horsemanship, Novice ApHC 130 ApHC Youth Western Horsemanship, 13 & Under ApHC 131 ApHC Youth Western Horsemanship, 14-18 ApHC 132 ApHC Youth Western Horsemanship, Novice ApHC 133 ApHC Youth Western Horsemanship, Walk Trot ApHC 134 AB Western Seat Eq 17 & Under WSH, NEZ, ACAAP 135 AB Western Seat Eq Sr Am 18 & Over WSH, NEZ, ACAAP 136 AB Equitation, Walk Trot, E/W, Riders 10 & Under WSH, NEZ, ACAAP 137 AB Leadline Eq E/W 6 & Under WSH, NEZ, ACAAP 138 ApHC Youth Leadline 6 & Under ApHC 139 ALL BREED Jackpot Jr Western Pleasure No WSH Pts 140 ApHC Green Western Pleasure ApHC 141 ApHC Non Pro Western Pleasure, Masters 50 & over ApHC 142 ApHC Novice Youth Western Pleasure, 18 & Under ApHC 143 ApHC Non Pro Western Pleasure, 35 & over ApHC 144 ApHC Sr Western Pleasure ApHC 145 ApHC Non Pro Western Pleasure, 19 & over ApHC 146 ApHC Youth Western Pleasure, 13 & Under ApHC 147 ApHC Youth Western Pleasure, 14-18 ApHC 148 ApHC Non Pro Western Pleasure, Novice ApHC 149 AB Western Pleasure Limit Horse WSH, NEZ, ACAAP 150 ApHC Jr Western Pleasure ApHC 151 AB Walk Trot Pleasure, E/W, Riders 10 & Under WSH, NEZ, ACAAP 152 AB Western Pleasure, Green Horse, 1st/2nd Yr WSH, NEZ, ACAAP 153 AB Western Pleasure Non Colored Horses WSH, NEZ, ACAAP 154 AB Western Pleasure Horse Open WSH, NEZ, ACAAP 155 AB Western Pleasure Sr Horse WSH, NEZ, ACAAP 156 AB Western Pleasure Colored Horses WSH, NEZ, ACAAP 157 AB Western Pleasure Jr Horse WSH, NEZ, ACAAP 158 AB Western Pleasure Jr Ex 17 & Under WSH, NEZ, ACAAP 159 AB Western Pleasure Sr Ex 18 And Over WSH, NEZ, ACAAP 160 AB Quarter Horse Western Pleasure Horse WSH, NEZ 161 AB Paint Western Pleasure Horse WSH, NEZ 162 AB Arabian/Half Arabian Western Pleasure, Open WSH, NEZ 163 AB Appaloosa Western Pleasure Horse WSH, NEZ 164 AB Buckskin Western Pleasure Horse WSH,NEZ 165 AB All Other Breeds Western Pleasure Horse WSH, NEZ

12 2720 W Pullman RD. Moscow, ID, 83843 Phone: 208 882 5578 ext 279 [email protected]

The Appaloosa Museum is a non-profit, educational organization established in 1975 to collect, preserve, study, and exhibit objects and information illustrating Appaloosa horse history and its place in our lives and those of our ancestors. Museum support is funded by a donation from the Appaloosa Horse Club, private donations, gift shop sales, and by individuals like you.

The Museum is designed to provide a self-guided exploration of exhibits that include a theater; a hands- on Kid’s Area; a library & archive featuring books, magazines, and videos; and the Apalousey Trading Post gift shop. Exhibits themes range from the early evidence of spotted horses in art and literature, to the relationship between the Appaloosa and the Nez Perce, to the highlights of the modern Appaloosa Horse Club.

Did you know?

The actual development of the Appaloosa breed is set on the Palouse, but it has a legacy extending back thousands of years into the art and history of Europe and Asia and on into the development of the West. Today the breed is celebrated by many national and international organizations.

The Museum shares the Appaloosa story through exhibits, a reading library, education programs and tours. Roughly 600 students each year learn the history of Idaho’s State horse. We have interactive educational areas and monthly changing craft projects.

The Appaloosa Museum also hosts book signings, joint efforts with local historical groups, and annually: Appaloosa Fest, Spirits of the West Wine Ride and a holiday party with Santa and his Appaloosa.

The Appaloosa Museum is a repository of Native American and early Settler artifacts and holds the history of the Appaloosa horse. Located in the heart of Palouse Country, visitors come from all over the world to see and enjoy the heritage of this particular spotted horse.

Museum visitors learn about the storied history of the spotted horse, along with well-known horses and riders in all aspects of modern equine activity including racing, showing, endurance riding and breeding. The Museum also has an activity center for our younger visitors who can learn about the world of the Appaloosa through age-appropriate activities. The Museum also hosts a summer festival which includes a short ride atop a gentle spotted horse and a winter holiday open house where Santa arrives on his colorful steed.

How does a city the size of Moscow, Idaho, support such an attractive gem? The donation from the Appaloosa Horse Club and regular donations provide the Museum with a solid foundation. However, those funds are not sufficient for the growth and outreach goals of the Museum, which include acquisition of new artifacts, rotating displays and increased educational programs for Appaloosa Museum visitors of all ages. Therefore, I am inviting you to join a select group of individuals who value history, museums, educational programs, the Appaloosa horse and the beautiful Palouse country. Your help is needed to maintain and support the Appaloosa Museum. One hundred percent of your pledge amount goes to sustaining the Museum and is fully tax-deductible.

I hope you will accept this invitation to be a participating friend of the Appaloosa Museum. If you would like additional information, please contact us at 208-882-5578 or via email at [email protected].

Sincerely, Appaloosa Museum Board of Directors

13 HIGH POINT AWARDS The Appaloosa Museum Benefit Show is offering the following HI POINT SHOW AWARDS: (followed by a list of classes to count for each award, any changes to these will be posted in the show office) Points for Youth and Non Pro's will be counted on a one horse, one rider basis. Combined youth classes will count points to participants age group.

These Appaloosa awards count points from only ApHC approved classes ApHC In Hand Mare- 22, 37, 38, 40, 43 ApHC In Hand Stallion- 18, 31, 32, 42, 43 Appaloosa In Hand Gelding- 20, 34, 35, 41, 43 ApHC Games Horse- 95, 98, 101 ApHC High Point FPD Horse (must have ApHC FPD designation sticker on papers)- All ApHC In Hands, Games, Open classes. Youth and Non Pro not to count. ApHC High Point Open (Jr. and Sr. combined) Performance Horse, ApHC classes only- 10, 11, 62, 77, 88, 104, 113, 117, 119, 123, 144, 150 ApHC Non Pro 19 & Over- 16, 19, 21, 23, 33, 36, 39, 44, 47, 53, 58, 61, 71, 83, 97, 100, 103, 109, 112, 116, 121, 128, 145 ApHC Non Pro 35 & Over- 15, 19, 21, 23, 33, 36, 39, 44, 47, 52, 58, 61, 70, 82, 97, 100, 103, 109, 112, 116, 121, 127, 143 ApHC Non Pro 50 & over- 14, 19, 21, 23, 33, 36, 39, 44, 47, 51, 58, 61, 69, 80, 97, 100, 103, 109, 112, 116, 121, 126, 141 ApHC Non Pro Novice (novice Non Pro classes only), 17, 54, 72, 85, 129, 148 ApHC Youth 13 & Under- 12, 50, 57, 59, 65, 86, 96, 99, 102, 114, 118, 122, 125, 130, 146 ApHC Youth 14-18- 13, 49, 57, 59, 66, 87, 96, 99, 102, 114, 118, 121, 125, 131, 147

These Appaloosa awards counts points from ApHC approved and All Breed Classes Overall ApHC High Point Open (Jr. and Sr. combined) Horse- All ApHC In Hands, Games, Open classes along with all Open All Breed High Point horse class numbers combined Overall ApHC High Point Youth- All ApHC youth and Open Youth classes combined Overall High Point FPD Horse (must have ApHC FPD designation sticker on papers)- All ApHC In Hands, Games, Open classes along with all Open High Point horse class numbers combined

These All Breed awards count point from only All Breed Classes Open All Breed Youth- 7, 56, 67, 74, 134, 158 Open All Breed English Horse- 2, 3, 7, 8, 74, 75, 78, 84, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 104, 106, 108, 110, 111 Open All Breed Western Horse- 2, 3, 7, 8, 104, 106, 108, 110, 111, 115, 120, 153, 154, 155, 156, 157, 158, 159, 160, 161, 162, 163, 164 Open All Breed High Point Horse, All Breed Classes only- All Open English and Open Western classes combined

Points will be tabulated as follows for hi pt awards: Number of horses in class Placing 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 5 or more 5 4 3 2 1 4 4 3 2 1 3 3 2 1 2 2 1 1 1 Hi Points will be tabulated by combining points from Judges A & B 14

JACKPOT ALL BREED CLASSES Classes held in conjunction with the Appaloosa Museum Benefit Horse Show

Jackpot Class Entries close 3 classes prior to each Jackpot Class

Classes are open to all age eligible horses, regardless of registration status. No registration papers are required to show in these classes.

Classes will be judged simultaneously by both judges, their scores added together, and awards given on total points. A coin will be flipped by an exhibitor representative to determine a tie breaker judge.

CLASSES 1. Weanling Halter, all sexes Will use attire and tack rules found in the current ApHC rule book. 2. Yearling Lounge Line, Western all sexes Will use attire and tack rules found in the current ApHC rule book. 3. Most Colorful At Halter, all ages all sexes Will use attire and tack rules found in the current ApHC rule book 4. Junior Western Pleasure Will use attire and tack rules found in the current ApHC rule book

FEES Fees: $40 per class: this will be divided $10 to office; $30 to class jackpot.

Minimum added monies: $50 Weanling Halter— $50 Yearling Lounge Line— $50 Most Colorful at Halter-- sponsored by William and Lynette Thompson $50 Junior Western Pleasure—

Jackpot and added monies to be added together and split as follows: Horses in class Percentages of purse 1 100% 2-4 60/40% 5-7 50/30/20% 8-10 45/25/16/14% 11-14 40/22/15/13/10% 15-18 38/20/14/12/9/7% 19-24 36/19/13/11/8/7/6% 25+ 34/18/12/10/8/7/6/5%

15 The Appaloosa Museum Benefit Horse Show is operated in accordance with the current rules of WASHINGTON STATE HORSEMEN Horse Show Division Of which body it is a "B" System Show Every person who participates in the show is responsible for knowledge of and is subject to the Association Rules. Members receive a hard copy of The Canter, 3 times per year and available on the website www.WashingtonStateHorsemen.org and are entitled to participate in the Annual High Score Award competition, if horse is recorded and participation fees are paid for the current year. NO POINTS WILL BE COUNTED TOWARD THE ANNUAL HIGH SCORE AWARDS before membership dues are paid, horses have been recorded with WSH, and all fees paid. THE STEWARD OF THIS SHOW WILL HAVE FORMS FOR RECORDING AND PARTICIPATION.

WSH ANNUAL CONVENTION November 10-12, 2017, Red Lion, Yakima WA 98901 Watch for more information regarding Convention on the Website www.WashingtonStateHorsemen.org

Please send me information on how I may participate in the Annual High Score Awards competition. PLEASE PRINT Name______Address______City______State______Zip______Email______

To: WASHINGTON STATE HORSEMEN , Horse Show Division, PO Box 1010 , McKenna WA 98558 253-208-8319 [email protected]

WSH release (must send in with entry blank or sign at show) FAILURE TO SIGN THIS ENTRY WILL CONSTITUTE A FINE OF $50.00. I AGREE in consideration for my participation in this Competition (insert name) to the following: I AGREE that I choose to participate voluntarily in the Competition with my horse, as a rider, driver, handler, lessee, owner, agent, coach trainer, or as parent or guardian of a junior exhibitor. I am fully aware and acknowledge that horse sports and the Competition involve inherent dangerous risks of accident, loss, and serious bodily injury including broken bones, head injuries, trauma, pain, suffering, or death (“Harm”). I AGREE to release Washington State Horsemen and the Competition from all claims for money damages or otherwise for any Harm to me or my horse and for any Harm caused by me or my horse to others, even if the Harm resulted, directly or indirectly, from the negligence of Washington State Horsemen or the Competition. I AGREE to expressly assume all risks of Harm to me or my horse, including Harm resulting from the negligence of Washington State Horsemen or the Competition. I AGREE to indemnify (that is, to pay any losses, damages, or costs incurred by) Washington State Horsemen and the Competition and to hold them harmless with respect to claims for Harm to me or my horse, and for claims made by others for any Harm caused by me or my horse at the Competition. I have read the Washington State Horsemen Rules about protective equipment, and I understand that I am entitled to wear protective equipment without penalty, and I acknowledge that Washington State Horsemen strongly encourages me to do so while WARNING that protective equipment cannot guard against all injuries. If I am a parent or guardian of a junior exhibitor, I consent to the child’s participation and AGREE to all of the above provisions and AGREE to assume all of the obligations of this Release on the child’s behalf. I AGREE that Washington State Horsemen and “Competition” as used above includes all of their officials, officers, directors, employees, agents, personnel, volunteers, and affiliated organizations. The construction or application of WSH rules is governed by the laws of the State of Washington (RCW 4.4).