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March 18, 2021 No Post Entries for Dressage NOTE: USEF Safe Sport Must Be Completed to Compete The North Carolina Arabian Horse Association and The Heritage Arabian Horse Association Present A Combined Regional Qualifying All Arabian Horse Show April 9-11, 2021 at the James B. Hunt Horse Complex State Fairgrounds, Raleigh, NC This is a concurrent show with one show qualifying for Region 12 and one show qualifying for Region 15 Official Prize List Recognized by: Arabian Horse Association United States Equestrian Federation United States Dressage Federation WDAA (new for 2021) AQHA Approved Dressage Classes “N” rated: Arabian Division • Arabian Junior Division • HA/AA Division • HA/AA Junior Division Region 12 AND Region 15 Qualifying Show US, Youth, Canadian and Sport Horse Nationals Qualifying Show This Is Not A Ride Through The Gate Show Closing Date for entries: March 18, 2021 No Post Entries for Dressage NOTE: USEF Safe Sport Must Be Completed to Compete NCAHA/HAHA COMBINED SHOW Competition Officials Halter & Performance Judge A, Region 12: Steven Duell (R) Halter & Performance Judge B, Region 15: John Power (R) Sport Horse Judge A, Region 12: Fatima Pawlenki-Kranz (R) Sport Horse Judge B, Region 15: Meg Rhodes (R Working Hunter Judge A, Region 12: Meg Rhodes (R) Working Hunter Judge B, Region 15: Beth Rackham (r) Dressage Judge A, Region 12 Saturday: Fatima Pawlenki-Kranz (R) Dressage Judge B, Region 15 Sunday: Fatima Pawlenki-Kranz (R) Steward: Dorothy Trapp Veterinarian: (On Call) Summit Equine (919) 362-8879 EMT: David Lanphere (919) 200-2554 Farrier: Adam Poindexter (336) 345-0740 Ringmaster: Karen Duell Paddock Master: Kim Moser Announcer: Pam Barkley Photographer: Kristie Totten (919) 698-2878 Officials’ Transportation: TBD Competition Secretary: Susan Wagoner PO Box 336, Centerton, AR 72719 phone: (603) 320-9837 e-mail: [email protected] Horse Show Office: (919) 839-4702 Competition Manager: Rory Meacham (919) 906-3510 Barn Manager/Bedding: Rory Meacham (919) 906-3510 Show Treasurer: Lynne Gorman Hunter Over Fences Course Designer: Rory Meacham Sport Horse and Dressage Coordinator: Marie Taylor (804) 314-5216 23034 Dabney Mill Rd, N. Dinwidde, VA 23803 [email protected] Hunter Ring Coordinator Paige Stewart (804) 469-7151 [email protected] Safety Coordinator: Rory Meacham Vendor Coordinator: Myra Daniel (919) 614-7477 Competition Committee: Chairman, Region 12: Meg Gwyn Chairman, Region 15: Marie Taylor Show Committee: Rory Meacham, Meg Gwyn, Myra Daniel, Marie Taylor Show Manager: Rory Meacham HORSE COMPLEX RULES • No glass containers, bottles, etc. on grounds. • No helium filled balloons/items allowed in the coliseum area. • Manure is to be placed in designated receptacles only. No cleaning of trailers in parking lots. • Washing and bathing of horses in designated wash racks only. • Barn aisles and doorways must remain clear and passable at all times. • Stall guards on each stall door must be closed and latched when unattended. • No dogs allowed in the coliseum area. All dogs on grounds must be on leash and controlled at all times. Vaccination records must be made available upon request. • Parking. Fire lanes will be patrolled and violators will be fined. All automobiles should be parked in designated parking areas. Trucks & trailers must be parked in an organized manner in the parking lots. All campers and RV’s that require electric and/or water hook-ups must be parked in the designated areas and will be charged by the Complex for their use. • Show Management will take all precautions and reasonable steps necessary to ensure the safety of the public, exhibitors and animals. • Facility staff and a representative from Show Management will conduct a stall count. All stalls used will be charged. • All trash must be placed in designated containers provided on the grounds. No littering on the grounds. • Medical waste must be placed in designated receptacles provided in each barn. • All horses on grounds must have proof a current, negative E.I.A. Coggins Test. Horses that do not have this will not be allowed on the grounds. No exceptions. The James B. Hunt Horse Complex is located on Trinity Road in Raleigh, NC (adjacent to the NC State Fairgrounds) Valid Coggins must be posted on horse’s stall door. All Horses on the Grounds Must Have Proof of Equine Influenza (Flu) and EHV-1 and EHV-4 Immunization within 6 months of Show. The is USEF General Rule 845. 2021 NCAHA/HAHA COMBINED SHOW FEES AND AWARDS Classes Entry Fees Awards Halter $35.00 6 Ribbons Performance $30.00 6 Ribbons $100 Championship $40.00 Trophy & $40, $30, $15, $10, $5, (Arabian, HA/AA) 6 Ribbons Sport Horse In-Hand $35.00 6 Ribbons Sport Horse I/H Championship Free Trophy & 2 Ribbons Sport Horse Under Saddle $30.00 6 Ribbons Sport Horse U/S Championship $40.00 Trophy & $40, $30, $15, $10, $5, 6 Ribbons Dressage (No Post Entry) $35.00 6 Ribbons Working Hunter Classes $70.00 6 Ribbons (Per division) Working Hunter Championship Free Trophy & 6 Ribbons Equitation $30.00 6 Ribbons Equitation Medal Classes $30.00 Medal, 8 Ribbons If Ride thru Gate Fee $15.00 plus class fees Stalls $85.00 Office Fee $27.00 (includes AHA recording fee) Credit Card Use Fee 3% of bill Late Entry Fee (per Horse) $20.00 USEF Fee $23.00 ($15.00 Admin./$8.00 Drug) AHA Resolution 9-90 Fee $ 7.00 (per Horse) AHA Single Event fee/person $35.00 (required if not an AHA member or AHA member cannot provide proof of competition card at show) USEF Show Pass $45.00 (required if not a USEF member or cannot provide proof of membership at show) Grounds Fee $20.00 (showing from trailer per horse) Early Arrival $20.00 (per day/per stall) Shavings per bale $ 9.00 Bad Check Fee $100.00 (plus bank fees) Commercial Vendors $75.00 Delinquent Check-Out $25.00 TBA Class Purchase Fee $15.00 plus Entry Fee for regular classes $25.00 plus Entry Fee for championship classes (No Prize Money Paid) Camper Fees collected by the Facility A post entry fee of $20.00 per horse will apply if not postmarked/entered for the show by March 18, 2021 All Dressage must be Pre-Entered. No Post entry for Dressage. Championship Classes must Have Minimum of 6 Horses to Pay Prize Money This is NOT a ride through the gate show. ATTENTION COMPETITORS: Each Competitor is responsible for supplying management with correct association numbers (USEF, AHA, USDF) for horse, owner, rider and trainer, before the day(s) of the competition. The scores of competitors who fail to supply correct numbers may not be counted toward national awards. There has been some confusion on the pricing structure of the show since it is now concurrent. The show fees DO NOT get doubled. The fees shown already take into account that the show is concurrent. You will only need to complete ONE entry form, NOT one per show. TBA CLASSES TBA CLASSES (In Order by Class Number) 3 4 5 6 7 8 12 15 29 34 49 61 70 74 80 86 87 95 102 104 108 109 113 116 117 130 132 137 202 213 216 219 222 223 230 237 248 255 263 271 274 318 329 348 368 369 444 445 446 447 448 544 545 546 547 548 Any class on the AHA Class List or that is recognized by AHA may be chosen, with the exception of Driven Dressage, Carriage Driving, Trail, Combined Training, Cutting, Eventing, UPHA, Reined/Working Cow, and Team Penning Classes. NO PRIZE MONEY WILL BE PAID FOR TBA CLASSES 2021 Main Ring Performance Class Categories and Class Numbers PB Hunter HA Hunter ATR 83 ATR 41 AOTR 31 AOTR 105 AAOTR 72 AAOTR 77 JTR 13 JTR 27 Open 75 Open 71 Junior Horse 40 Junior Horse 94 Limit Horse 89 Limit Horse 98 Mare, Geldings, & Stallions 25 Mare, Geldings, & Stallions 33 PB Country English HA Country English ATR 11 ATR 91 AOTR 32 AOTR 39 AAOTR 107 AAOTR 17 JTR 67 JTR 84 Open 75 Open 93 Ladies & Gentlemen 42 Ladies & Gentlemen 64 Junior Horse 100 Junior Horse 81 Driving 21 Driving 9 PB English HA English ATR 35 ATR 26 AAOTR 63 AAOTR 96 Open 43 Open 79 Junior Horse 65 Junior Horse 36 PB Western HA Western ATR 48 ATR 30 AOTR 97 AOTR 103 AAOTR 18 AAOTR 73 JTR 92 JTR 44 Open 66 Open 51 Ladies & Gentlemen 106 Junior Horse 82 Junior Horse 24 Mares, Geldings, & Stallions 78 PB Specialty HA Specialty Costume Open 52 Costume ATR 37 Ladies Western Sidesaddle Ladies Sidesaddle ATR 38 Open 23 Reining ATR 58 Reining ATR 59 Reining Open 56 Reining Open 57 Show Hack Open 85 Show Hack Open 99 Ranch Horse Riding Open 20 Ladies English Sidesaddle Open 45 Ranch Horse Riding ATR 55 Ranch Horse Riding Open 19 Ranch Horse Rail Pleas. Open 46 Ranch Horse Riding ATR 22 Costume ATR 10 Ranch Horse Rail Pleas. Open 53 Other Classes • AHA Medal Classes: Saddle Seat JTR 68, Hunt Seat Not to Jump 101, Western Horsemanship JTR 90, Reining Seat JTR 60 • Equitation: Saddle Seat 16 • Western Walk/Jog 10 & Under 14 • Walk/Trot 10 & Under Equitation 88 • Hunt Seat Walk/Trot 10 & Under 28 • Saddle Seat Walk/Trot 10 & Under 47 • Walk/Trot/Jog Pleasure ATR 50 • Leadline 2-6 yrs. old 69 • Western Horsemanship JTR 62 • Western Seat Equitation 54 Tentative Schedule of Events NCAHA/HAHA Combined Show Not Before 12:00 PM • Friday, April 9, 2021 • MAIN ARENA Judge A=Region 12 Judge B=Region15 Class # Code Class Title 1. (918) Showmanship JTH 2. (1371) Showmanship AATH 3. (9900) TBA 4. (9900) TBA 5. (9900) TBA 6. (9900) TBA TBA Classes 3-8 are for 7.
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