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Arabian Horse Association Region 4 2021 | ARABIAN HORSE ASSOCIATION REGION 4 REGION 4 AHA MEMBER CLUBS You must be an AHA member to compete in the Regional Championship Classes. Contact one of these clubs for more information: 4040 - DES ARAB AHA 4154 - EMERALD VALLEY AHC www.desarab.com Peggy Weems Linda A Schneider (541) 424-5251 208-957-1927 [email protected] [email protected] 4096 - AHC OF CENTRAL OREGON 4230 - ARABIANS IN MOTION www.arabianhorseclubofcentraloregon.com/ arabiansinmotion.org/ Tyron Yazzie SARAH ASBY 775.250.6032 Send Email 503.635.3217 [email protected] 4097 - ARABIAN & HALF ARABIAN 4231 - ARABIAN REINING CLUB OF OREGON HORSE ASSN www.ahaco.com http://www.arha.net/ Gayla Cushman-Pike Pam Rose 715.357.6539 503.310.7031 Send Email [email protected] 4099 - ARABIAN HORSE BREEDERS 4233 - CASCADE ARABIAN SPORT ASSN OF OREGON HORSE CLUB www.ahbaoregon.com www.cascadearabiansporthorseclub.org Julie Hedden Lisa Kolke 503.312.1399 Send Email 360.687.2256 [email protected] TENTATIVE SCHEDULE OF CLASSES MONDAY, JUNE 21, 2021 $$ Sweepstakes Allocated Prize Money. ★REGION 4 Futurity Monday, June 21, 2021 - Snake River Stampede Arena - 8:30AM Class Fee AHA Class Title Judging Assignment 421 $160 1186 REGION 4 Arabian Limited Reined Cow Horse ATR Pattern #5 Vrabec 422 $160 1187 REGION 4 HA/AA Limited Reined Cow Horse ATR Pattern #5 Vrabec 423 $160 260 REGION 4 Arabian Reined Cow Horse Pattern #8 Lope Away Vrabec 424 $160 705 REGION 4 HA/AA Reined Cow Horse Pattern #8 Lope Away Vrabec 425 $160 254 REGION 4 Arabian Working Cow Horse AAOTR $$ Vrabec 425.1 $160 256 REGION 4 Arabian Working Cow Horse ATR Vrabec 426 $160 1197 REGION 4 HA/AA Working Cow Horse AAOTR $$ Vrabec 426.1 $160 700 REGION 4 HA/AA Working Cow Horse ATR Vrabec 427 $160 N/A REGION 4 Arabian Working Cow Horse Futurity ★ Vrabec 428 $160 259 REGION 4 Arabian Working Cow Junior Horse $$ Vrabec 429 $160 N/A REGION 4 HA/AA Working Cow Horse Futurity ★ Vrabec 430 $160 1921 REGION 4 HA/AA Working Cow Junior Horse $$ Vrabec 431 $160 251 REGION 4 Arabian Working Cow Horse Vrabec 432 $160 686 REGION 4 HA/AA Working Cow Horse Vrabec Note: 425 & 425.1 and 426 & 426.1 will be run concurrently Monday, June 21, 2021 - Arena #5 – (after completion of classes 421 – 432) Class Fee AHA Class Title Judging Assignment 433 $305 1451 REGION 4 Arabian Herd Work / Ranch Cutting Vrabec 434 $305 1461 REGION 4 HA/AA Herd Work / Ranch Cutting Vrabec This page current as of All updates will be posted at https://aharegion4.com/championship-show Page 11 of 29 05/16/2021 2021 | ARABIAN HORSE ASSOCIATION REGION 4 TENTATIVE SCHEDULE OF CLASSES TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 2021 $$ Sweepstakes Allocated Prize Money. ★REGION 4 Futurity Tuesday, June 22, 2021 - Sports Center Arena – 8AM Class Fee AHA Class Title Judging Assignment 400 $65 229 REGION 4 Arabian Reining AAOTR Pattern #2 Vrabec 400.1 $65 231 REGION 4 Arabian Reining Horse Intermediate Non-Pro AATR Vrabec 400.2 $65 231 REGION 4 Arabian Reining Horse Limited Non-Pro AATR Vrabec 400.3 $65 231 REGION 4 Arabian Reining Horse Primetime Non-Pro AATR Vrabec 400.4 $65 231 REGION 4 Arabian Reining Horse Rookie Non-Pro AATR Vrabec Classes 400 – 400.4 will be held concurrently 401 $65 1377 REGION 4 Reining Seat Equitation AATR Pattern #7 Vrabec 402 $65 933 REGION 4 Reining Seat Equitation JTR 15-18 Pattern #7 Vrabec 403 $65 933 REGION 4 Reining Seat Equitation JTR 14 & Under Pattern #4 Vrabec 404 $65 390 REGION 4 Short Stirrup Reining JTR 10 & Under Pattern A Vrabec 405 $65 N/A REGION 4 Arabian Reining Futurity ★ Pattern #5 Vrabec 406 $65 235 REGION 4 Arabian Reining Horse Junior Horse $$ Pattern #5 Vrabec Classes 405 & 406 will be held concurrently Tuesday, June 22, 2021 - Sports Center Arena -TBA Class Fee AHA Class Title Judging Assignment 407 $65 180 REGION 4 Arabian English Trail Horse Vrabec 408 $65 692 REGION 4 HA/AA English Trail Horse Vrabec 409 $65 184 REGION 4 Arabian English Trail Horse ATR Vrabec 410 $65 696 REGION 4 HA/AA English Trail Horse ATR Vrabec 411 $65 1308 REGION 4 Walk/Trot English Trail 10 & Under Vrabec 15 MINUTE CHANGE OF TACK BREAK 412 $65 220 REGION 4 Arabian Western Trail Junior Horse $$ Vrabec 413 $65 655 REGION 4 HA/AA Western Trail Junior Horse $$ Vrabec 414 $65 211 REGION 4 Arabian Western Trail Horse Vrabec 415 $65 646 REGION 4 HA/AA Western Trail Horse Vrabec 416 $65 217 REGION 4 Arabian Western Trail Horse JTR 18 & Under Vrabec 417 $65 1177 REGION 4 HA/AA Western Trail Horse JTR 18 & Under Vrabec 418 $65 214 REGION 4 Arabian Western Trail Horse AAOTR $$ Vrabec 419 $65 649 REGION 4 HA/AA Western Trail Horse AAOTR $$ Vrabec 420 $65 1021 REGION 4 Walk/Trot Western Trail 10 & Under Vrabec Region 4 Scholarship Program Application Deadline is May 1st Applicants must be current members of AHA through a Region 4 club. Download complete rules and application: http://www.aharegion4.com/scholarship/ ADULT SCHOLARSHIP A minimum $1000 scholarship awarded annually to an adult wishing to continue his/her education beyond high school. YOUTH SCHOLARSHIP A minimum $1000 scholarship awarded annually to a graduating senior wishing to continue his/her education. This page current as of All updates will be posted at https://aharegion4.com/championship-show Page 12 of 29 05/16/2021 2021 | ARABIAN HORSE ASSOCIATION REGION 4 TENTATIVE SCHEDULE OF CLASSES WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 2021 $$ Sweepstakes Allocated Prize Money. ★REGION 4 Futurity Wednesday, June 23, 2021 - Sports Center Arena - 8AM Class Fee AHA Class Title Judging Assignment 445 $65 1372 REGION 4 Showmanship AATH 19 – 49 Pattern P Zeier, Sullivan, Jacobsen 445.1 $65 1372 REGION 4 Showmanship AATH 50 & Over Pattern P Zeier, Sullivan, Jacobsen 446 $65 919 REGION 4 Showmanship JTH 15-18 Pattern P Zeier, Sullivan, Jacobsen 447 $65 919 REGION 4 Showmanship JTH 14 & Under Pattern C Zeier, Sullivan, Jacobsen 448 $65 917 REGION 4 Showmanship Walk/Trot 10 & Under Pattern A Zeier, Sullivan, Jacobsen 449 $65 2144 REGION 4 HA/AA English Pleasure JOTR 18 & Under Jacobsen, Zeier, Sullivan 450 $65 2947 REGION 4 HA/AA Hunter Pleasure AATR SELECT Zeier, Sullivan, Jacobsen 451 $65 N/A REGION 4 Arabian Country/English Pleasure Futurity ★ Jacobsen, Zeier, Sullivan 452 $65 191 REGION 4 Arabian Western Pleasure Geldings Sullivan, Jacobsen, Zeier 453 $65 2115 REGION 4 Arabian Country English Pleasure JTR 18 & Under Jacobsen, Zeier, Sullivan 454 $65 N/A REGION 4 Arabian Western Pleasure AOTR Futurity ★ Sullivan, Jacobsen, Zeier 455 $65 926 REGION 4 Saddle Seat Equitation JTR 15-18 Pattern X Jacobsen, Zeier, Sullivan 456 $65 926 REGION 4 Saddle Seat Equitation JTR 14 & Under Pattern B Jacobsen, Zeier, Sullivan 457 $65 N/A REGION 4 HA/AA Reining Horse Futurity ★Pattern # 5 Vrabec 458 $65 669 REGION 4 HA/AA Reining Junior Horse $$ Pattern # 5 Vrabec Classes 457 & 458 will be held concurrently Wednesday, June 23, 2021 - Snake River Stampede Arena – 10AM Class Fee AHA Class Title Judging Assignment 459 $65 1734 REGION 4 Arabian Ranch Horse Rail Pleasure Vrabec 460 $65 2345 REGION 4 HA/AA Arabian Ranch Horse Rail Pleasure Vrabec 461 $65 1736 REGION 4 Arabian Ranch Horse Rail Pleasure ATR Vrabec 462 $65 2347 REGION 4 HA/AA Arabian Ranch Horse Rail Pleasure ATR Vrabec August 6 – 8, 2021 Region 4 Off-Site SPORT HORSE CHAMPIONSHIPS Carriage Driving Dressage Western Dressage Hunter Over Fences Sport Horse In-Hand & Sport Horse Under Saddle Watch for updates at https://aharegion4.com/sport-horse DevonWood Equestrian Centre 25033 SW Pacific Hwy. Sherwood, Oregon This page current as of All updates will be posted at https://aharegion4.com/championship-show Page 13 of 29 05/16/2021 2021 | ARABIAN HORSE ASSOCIATION REGION 4 TENTATIVE SCHEDULE OF CLASSES WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 2021 $$ Sweepstakes Allocated Prize Money. ★REGION 4 Futurity Wednesday, June 23, 2021 - Sports Center Arena – 1PM Class Fee AHA Class Title Judging Assignment 463 $65 117 REGION 4 Arabian Pleasure Driving Jacobsen, Zeier, Sullivan 464 $65 N/A REGION 4 Arabian Hunter Pleasure Futurity ★ Zeier, Sullivan, Jacobsen 465 $65 1852 REGION 4 Arabian Country English Pleasure AATR CHOICE/ELITE Jacobsen, Zeier, Sullivan 466 $65 2163 REGION 4 HA/AA Western Pleasure JOTR Sullivan, Jacobsen, Zeier 467 $65 173 REGION 4 Arabian Ladies Side Saddle Western Sullivan, Jacobsen, Zeier 468 $65 2236 REGION 4 Arabian Hunter Pleasure AATR SELECT Zeier, Sullivan, Jacobsen 469 $65 N/A REGION 4 HA/AA Country/English Pleasure Futurity ★ Jacobsen, Zeier, Sullivan 470 $65 1636 REGION 4 Arabian Hunter Pleasure JTR 14 & Under Zeier, Sullivan, Jacobsen 471 $65 1636 REGION 4 Arabian Hunter Pleasure JTR 15-18 Zeier, Sullivan, Jacobsen 472 $65 525 REGION 4 HA/AA English Pleasure ATR Jacobsen, Zeier, Sullivan 473 $65 N/A REGION 4 HA/AA Hunter Pleasure AOTR Futurity ★ Zeier, Sullivan, Jacobsen 474 $65 908 REGION 4 Walk/Trot Hunter Seat/Saddle Seat Equitation 10 & Under Jacobsen, Zeier, Sullivan 475 $65 760 REGION 4 HA/AA English Show Hack ATR Zeier, Sullivan, Jacobsen 476 $65 N/A REGION 4 HA/AA Western Pleasure AOTR Futurity ★ Sullivan, Jacobsen, Zeier 477 $65 1754 REGION 4 Arabian English Pleasure ATR Select Jacobsen, Zeier, Sullivan 478 $65 2150 REGION 4 HA/AA Country English Pleasure JOTR Jacobsen, Zeier, Sullivan 479 $65 231 REGION 4 Arabian Reining Horse JTR 18 & Under Pattern #8 Vrabec 480 $65 1184 REGION 4 HA/AA Reining Horse JTR 18 & Under Pattern #8 Vrabec 481 $65 664 REGION 4 HA/AA Reining Horse AAOTR $$ Pattern #2 Vrabec 481.1 $65 666 REGION 4 HA/AA Reining Horse Intermediate Non-Pro AATR Vrabec 481.2 $65 666 REGION 4 HA/AA Reining Horse Limited Non-Pro AATR Vrabec 481.3 $65 666 REGION 4 HA/AA
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