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2021 Summer Circuit Showbill Circuit Awards in Every Class High Point Awards Open, Amateur, Nov. Ama., Select, Youth, Nov. Yth. World Championship Show Cattle Classes July 5, 2021 Held during the Tulsa Holiday Summer Circuit—Mustang Arena, Expo Square ENTER AT SHOW ROPE OKLAHOMA PAYOUT SHOW ENTRY INFO: JAKE WALKER (918)798-0538 Vegas Tuffest Jr. World Championship Qualifier July 3—Mustang Arena Get qualified at the Tulsa Holiday Summer Cir- cuit for Las Vegas’ biggest payout for Jr.’s! Over $1MILLION in cash and prizes will be won in Las Vegas Dec. 1-6 in Barrels, tie down, break- away & goats. For entry info, call (405)880-2751 or go to www.TulsaHolidayCircuit.com Awards All Around High Point Awards AQHA classes only. Points will be tabulated on a nine (9) point system. Example: In a class of nine (9) or more, first place receives nine (9) points; second place gets eight (8) points; etc. In a class of five (5), first place receives five (5) points; second place gets four (4) points; etc. Awards will be determined on total points earned. Halter is not required —however, Halter points will count towards the High Point Awards (Amateur Halter for Novice Amateur and Select High Points and Youth Halter for Novice Youth High Point). All Amateur and Youth Awards are 1 horse/1rider. You must show all days the classes are held. Jr., Sr., & Amateur Western Pleasure High Points will be awarded in the following divisions: Jr., Sr., & Amateur Trail Open, Amateur , Novice Amateur , Select , Youth , & Novice Youth Jr., Sr., & Amateur Western Riding Open HUS If you do not plan on staying til the end of the show, please have someone pick up your award—they will not be shipped. Circuit Awards Circuit Awards will be awarded in every AQHA class. Halter is not required for these awards. You must show all days the classes are held. Points will be tabulated on a nine point system. Youth Trail Added Money Classes Youth Western Riding Youth Western Pleasure $500 Added Open & Amateur Western/English Jr., Sr., & Amateur Western Pleasure; Jr., Sr., & Amateur Trail; Jr., Sr., Amateur Western Riding, & Open HUS. Must show both days, no additional entry fee—you’re automatically entered! Payback is as follows on Points will be tabulated on a 9 pt. system and is based on the horse only. Placings in each 5 or more entries. $250 Added Youth Western class will be determined on total points Youth Trail, Youth Western Riding, Youth Western Pleasure. Must show both days, no additional entry 1st - 40% earned in that class. You must show both fee—you’re automatically entered! 2nd - 30% days. Halter is not required. There is no addi- 3rd - 20% tional entry fee required. Classes must have 4th - 10% 5 or more entries shown both days for monies to be paid. You must pick up your check at show office & fill out W-9. They will not be mailed without a completed W-9. PHBA World Championship Cattle & Emergency Numbers Hospitals: Urgent Care: PHBA Co-Approved Classes St. John Medical Center Midtown Med Center The Tulsa Holiday Summer Circuit is proud to team up with the Palomino Horse Breeders Associa- 21st & Utica, (918)744-2345 1623 S. Utica, (918)392-5100 tion to offer the PHBA World Championship in Open/Amateur/Youth Calf Roping, Amateur/Youth Breakaway, Open/Amateur/Youth Heading, Open/Amateur/Youth Heeling, Open/Amateur/Youth Hillcrest Medical Center MedExpress Urgent Care Working Cowhorse and Amateur/Youth Boxing. Not only can you register your horse with PHBA AT 1120 S. Utica, (918)584-1361 2140 S. Yale Ave. (918)712-9342 THE SHOW, you also ENTER AT THE SHOW! July 5th ONLY showing to Richard Spinks & Michael Bednarek. PHBA has co-approved classes 7-46 (Halter) on July 3rd and classes 65-71 (Ranch Riding) on July Official Show Vet 5th, which can also be entered at the show. Halter will be judged by Michael Bednarek and Ranch Riding by Nancy Wilde. Pine Ridge Equine Hospital 24 hour Emergency Service For more information, call (918)438-1234 or (405)258-3876. (918)827-8000 DRAW # BACK # Show Entry Info PreEntry In an effort to protect our exhibitors, please mail, email, or text all entries either prior to show or at show. The show office will take entries with a Plexiglass shield in place but we highly encour- age electronic transmission of your entries ESPECIALLY because of Covid & USPS delays. A copy of the horse’s AQHA registration papers, the exhibitor’s current AQHA membership card and a current (1 yr.) Coggins test is required to enter. You will not be allowed to show without a July 3, 2021 Mustang Arena current Coggins. Include copies of these items with the Master Sheet. & Add Classes entry 8:00-9:30am Exhibitions $5/run—-60 sec. time limit sheet. You are not required to PreEnter, but who wants to stand in line? Open 4D /Vegas Tuffest Barrels /AQHA Barrels 10:00am Mail entries to Tulsa Holiday Circuit, P.O. Box 1004, Stillwater, OK 74076. Do not mail to ENTRIES CLOSE AT 9:30AM $60 Entry Fee Open 4D Stillwater after June 21st, email to [email protected] or text to (405)880-2751. AQHA Jr., Sr., Amateur, & Youth Barrel classes $25 (includes 3 judges/3 sets of points) 80% 4D Entry Fees Payment: Cash, check, Mastercard, American Express, Visa, or Discover. There is a 4% conven- Half/Half/Whole split ience fee on all credit card transactions. Tabs run only if an open, signed check or credit card Drag after 5. info is left with the show office. Returned checks will be assessed a $25.00 fee. Unpaid bills are reported to the AQHA. Open 4D will run concurrently with Vegas Tuffest qualifier barrels (19 & Under /12 & Under) and AQHA barrels. AQHA exhibitors must bring copies of registration papers and exhibitor’s membership. If horse is entered in more than one AQHA class, and you choose not to rollo- Rules of the Show ver your time, your 1st run will be used in 4D (if entered). AQHA exhibitors please remember ¨ Lead-line classes are 6 & Under and FREE. Small Fry walk-trot classes are 9 and Under. that AQHA dress code and equipment rules DO APPLY and you MUST use the back # as- Horses do not have to meet AQHA ownership requirements but must be registered Quarter signed to you. Back #’s will not be issued to Open 4D & Vegas Tuffest entries. Horses. Exhibitors may not show in a loping class and enter the Small Fry classes, Youth and Adult Walk-Trot classes. NO office charges, pull-in fees or drug fees! ¨ Level 1 Walk-Trot classes are AQHA approved classes. Please remember that you cannot NO added fees, period! enter the corresponding loping/cantering class within that same show. However, that combi- nation can switch back and forth between shows. ¨ Oklahoma state law requires every horse entering the grounds possess a current (1 yr.) Coggins. You will not be allowed to show without a current Coggins. ¨ AQHA rules will be strictly enforced by show personnel. CONTESTANT’S NAME ¨ Working order in individually worked classes will be drawn for. YOU MUST GO IN ORDER. ADDRESS/CITY/STATE/ZIP You must ride in your heat in rail classes. Working orders will be announced and posted. Gate calls will be strictly enforced. ¨ Tie breakers for all awards: 1st - Most number of classes shown pertaining to that award; 2nd - Most number first places, second places, etc.; 3rd - Flip a coin. ¨ Youth and amateur classes will receive ribbons. If we miss you in the arena, you can pick PHONE them up at the show office. ¨ All exhibitors must have current 2021 AQHA INDIVIDUAL memberships to compete. Memberships can be purchased at the show office. ¨ The Ford Truck Arena & Mustang Arena will be open for riding after the conclusion of each day’s performance until 6:00am the following morning. For more Information: ¨ Any damage to stalls or barns will be charged to the registered occupant. (405)880-2751 [email protected] www.TulsaHolidayCircuit.com PO Box 1004 - Stillwater, OK 74076 (405)880-2751 Friday, July 2 & Sunday, July 4 Saturday, July 3 & Monday, July 5 Ford Truck Arena 8:00am Ford Truck Arena 8:00am Judges: Judges: July 2: Bruce Army, Bonnie Jo Clay, Dennis Sigler July 3: Bruce Army, Bonnie Jo Clay, Dennis Sigler July 4: Richard Spinks, Rick Bailey, Michael Bednarek July 5: Nancy Wilde, Kay Colvin, Dolly Chayer 81. Small Fry Trail 107. Green Western Pleasure Level 1 July 3 ONLY—6 Judges July 3 & 5—3 Judges/day 82. Youth Walk-Trot Trail Level 1 108. Novice Youth Western Pleasure Judges: Bruce Army, Bonnie Jo Clay, Dennis Sigler, 83. Amateur Walk-Trot Trail Level 1 109. Youth Western Pleasure Richard Spinks, Rick Bailey, Michael Bednarek 47. Small Fry Walk-Trot HUS 84. Green Trail 110. Jr. Western Pleasure CLASSES 7-46 PHBA CO-APPROVED 48. Youth Walk-Trot HUS Level 1 85. Novice Youth Trail 111. Novice Amateur Western Pleasure (1 PHBA JUDGE—Michael Bednarek) 49. Amateur Walk-Trot HUS Level 1 86. Novice Amateur Trail 112. Select Western Pleasure 50. Green Hunter Under Saddle 87. Jr. Trail 113. Amateur Western Pleasure 1. Small Fry Showmanship 51. Novice Youth Hunter Under Saddle 88. Youth Trail 114. Sr. Western Pleasure 2. Novice Youth Showmanship 52. Youth Hunter Under Saddle 89. Select Trail 115. Novice Youth Horsemanship 3. Youth Showmanship 53. Novice Amateur Hunter Under Saddle 90. Amateur Trail 116. Youth Horsemanship 4. Novice Amateur Showmanship 54. Select Hunter Under Saddle 91. Sr. Trail 117.
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