PRE-ENTRY DEADLINE July 2, 2021 (for entries submitted in writing using official entry forms) July 7, 2021 (for entries submitted using the online entry system)

STALL RESERVATION DEADLINE July 2, 2021 to receive preferred stabling

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2 73rd National Appaloosa Show & 2021 World Championship Appaloosa Youth Show 3 73rd National Appaloosa Show & 2021 World Championship Appaloosa Youth Show TABLE OF CONTENTS Accommodations Information...... 16 High-Point Non-Pro...... 30 Additional Awards and Sponsors...... 34 High-Point Non-Pro Masters...... 30 Administrative Charge...... 14 High-Point Novice, 18 & Under...... 34 All-Around Non-Pro and Youth Awards...... 30 High-Point Novice Non-Pro...... 32 ApHC All-Around Non-Pro...... 30 High-Point Walk/Trot Exhibitor...... 34 ApHC All-Around Youth...... 30, 32 High-Point Walk/Trot Non-Pro...... 32 Appaloosa Show Office...... 14 High-Point Youth, 13 & Under...... 32 Awards...... 28 High-Point Youth, 14-18...... 32 AYA Champion of Champions...... 31, 36 Inhumane Treatment...... 20 Bedding...... 21, 26 Lameness...... 20 Blood Disqualification...... 20 National Show Program...... 16 Certificate Of Registration...... 16 NCHA Cutting Judge...... 43 Champion Cattle Horse...... 30 Non-Pro Special Awards...... 30 Champion English Horse...... 30 Non-Pro Sportsmanship Award...... 32 Champion Games Horse...... 30 NSBA Dual--Approved Classes...... 38 Champion Non-Pro Cattle Horse...... 32 Official Judges...... 43 Champion Non-Pro English Exhibitor...... 32 Open Special Awards...... 28 Champion Non-Pro Games Horse...... 32 Overall High-Point Youth Games Exhibitor...... 34 Champion Non-Pro Halter Exhibitor...... 32 Overall High-Point Youth Ranch Horse...... 34 Champion Non-Pro Showmanship/Equitation Exhibitor.... 32 Ownership And Membership...... 12 Champion Non-Pro Western Exhibitor...... 32 Paddock Procedure...... 18 Champion Ranch Horse...... 30 Parking...... 26 Champion Western Horse...... 30 Payment Procedures...... 14 Check-In Procedures...... 14 Randy Cutbirth Memorial Award...... 34 Class Information...... 36 Recreational Vehicles...... 26 Class Patterns...... 18 Reserve High-Point 35 & Over Non-Pro...... 32 Class Procedures...... 18 Reserve High-Point Non-Pro...... 30 Contact Information...... 40 Reserve High-Point Non-Pro Masters...... 30 Cutting...... 39, 40 Reserve High-Point Novice, 18 & Under...... 34 Disqualification...... 18 Reserve High-Point Novice Non-Pro...... 32 Drug Testing...... 18 Reserve High-Point Walk/Trot Exhibitor...... 34 Elimination, Finals, And Scoring...... 26 Reserve High-Point Walk/Trot Non-Pro...... 32 Entries...... 12 Reserve High-Point Youth,13 & Under...... 32 Entry Agreement...... 10 Reserve High-Point Youth, 14-18...... 32 Entry Deadlines...... 12 Ring Stewards...... 43 Equipment Judge...... 20 Scratches/Refunds...... 16 Equipment Judges...... 43 Shipping Information...... 40 Exhibitor Numbers...... 16 Show Officials...... 43 Facility Map...... 56 Show Schedule...... 45 Facility Rules...... 24 Show Services...... 43 Farrier...... 26 Stall Mat Rental...... 33 Feed...... 21, 26 Stall Reservations...... 22 General Rules And Regulations...... 10 Substitutions...... 16 Golf Carts...... 15, 26 Trade Show...... 26, 44 Grand Champion Halter Gelding...... 30 Veterinarians...... 18, 23 Grand Champion Halter Mare...... 28 Working Order...... 18 Grand Champion Halter Stallion...... 28 Youth Activities...... 34, 36 Grand & Reserve Champion Non-Pro Halter Awards...... 30 Youth Judging Contest...... 36 Health Inspection...... 16 Youth Special Awards...... 32 High-Point 18 & Under Equitation Rider...... 34 Youth Sportsmanship Award...... 34 High-Point 35 & Over Non-Pro...... 32 Windemere Handy Hunter...... 17, 38

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HISTORIC

TULSA, OK The followingPreferred Tulsa hotels have partnered Hotels with ApHC to offer great rates and amenities for Appaloosa show attendees!

Call the numbers below to book or find the direct booking links for each hotel on the ApHC web site!

Courtyard Tulsa Central Hampton Inn & Suites Tulsa Central 3340 S 79th East Ave 3418 S 79th East Ave Call: (918) 660-0646 ask for “ApHC” rate Call: (918) 779-4000 ask for “APH/Appaloosa” rate • Complimentary breakfast • Complimentary breakfast • In-house restaurant – The Bistro • Free WiFi & parking • Free parking and high-speed internet • Spacious suites with sofa sleeper $76/night plus applicable taxes $84 standard/$94 queen studio per night plus applicable taxes Reservation Deadline: July 1 Reservation Deadline: July 8 https://www.marriott.com/event-reservations/reservation-link.mi?id=1614363931 https://www.hilton.com/en/book/reservation/deeplink/?&ctyhocn=TULCEHX&gr 481&key=GRP&app=resvlink oupCode=CHHAPP&arrival=20210722&departure=20210802&flexibleDates=true& cid=OM,WW,HILTONLINK,en,DirectLink&fromId=HILTONLINKDIRECT Doubletree Tulsa Warren Place 6110 S Yale Call: (918) 495-1000 ask for “Appaloosa” rate Hilton Garden Inn Tulsa Midtown 4518 E Skelly Dr • Pet friendly! On-site laundry & Starbucks. Call: (918) 878-7777 press O and ask for “ApHC” rate • Free covered parking, oversized parking available • Complimentary hot buffet breakfast • Over 15 restaurants within walking distance • On-site restaurant including Mahogany Prime Steakhouse • 2.5 miles from Tulsa Expo Square $94/night plus applicable taxes $92/night plus applicable taxes Reservation Deadline: July 5 Reservation Deadline: July 5 https://www.hilton.com/en/book/reservation/rooms/?ctyhocn=TULSYDT&arrival Date=2021-07-23&departureDate=2021-08-02&room1NumAdults=1&cid=OM%2C https://www.hilton.com/en/book/reservation/deeplink/?&ctyhocn=TULMDGI&gr WW%2CHILTONLINK%2Cen%2CDirectLink oupCode=APHC&arrival=20210722&departure=20210803&cid=OM,WW,HILTONLIN K,en,DirectLink&fromId=HILTONLINKDIRECT Embassy Suites Tulsa 3332 S 79th East Ave Holiday Inn Express & Suites Tulsa Midtown 4680 E Skelly Dr Call: (918) 622-4000 ask for “ApHC” rate Call: (918) 986-8200 ask for “APP” rate • Spacious two-room suites • Complimentary Bag N Go breakfast • Complimentary hot breakfast every morning • 16 restaurants within walking distance • Complimentary beer/wine/snacks each evening • 2.5 miles from Tulsa Expo Square $99/night plus applicable taxes $89/night plus applicable taxes Reservation Deadline: July 5 Reservation Deadline: July 11 https://embassysuites.hilton.com/en/es/groups/personalized/T/TULESES- APH-20210720/index.jhtml https://www.ihg.com/holidayinnexpress/hotels/us/en/tulsa/tulxs/hoteldetail/ events-facilities?fromRedirect=true&qSrt=sBR&qIta=99801505&icdv=99801505&q SlH=tulxs&qGrpCd=app&setPMCookies=true&qSHBrC=EX&qDest=4680%20E.%20 Skelly%20Drive,%20Tulsa,%20OK,%20US&srb_u=1

• Full Kitchens Residence Inn Tulsa Midtown • 2.5 miles from Tulsa Expo Square 4522 E Skelly Dr. $101/night plus applicable taxes Call: (918) 984-3600 ask for “ApHC” rate Reservation Deadline: July 5 • Complimentary buffet breakfast https://www.marriott.com/event-reservations/reservation-link.mi?id=1614448669304&ke y=GRP&app=resvlink

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Personal Safety & Security Reminders

The ApHC wants to remind everyone to have a safe and enjoyable show.

Many of you will be traveling long distances through unfamiliar places, and it pays to think ahead. The following are things that you may already know, but now is a great time to read over them again and discuss safety with your family. It is also a great time to check the security measures you use to protect your belongings.

Do what you can now to make yourself and your family an unattractive target to thieves and criminals.

Be aware of your surroundings. If something doesn't look or feel right, trust your instincts.

Park and walk only in well-lit areas. Travel in pairs, especially at night.

Children should be with a responsible adult at all times.

Look for a hotel with 24-hour on-site security.

Don't carry large amounts of cash. Think about replaceable travelers' checks or debit cards with fraud protection instead. Keep a list of credit card and bank contact numbers in a separate place that you can use to cancel cards or accounts if necessary. Have a back up plan in case your purse or wallet is stolen.

Purses, wallets, GPS devices, briefcases, bags, laptop computers or anything that looks valuable should never be left in a vehicle or unattended area.

Spare wheels, tires and even whole trailers can be targeted by thieves. Locking the hitch on your trailer and the spare on your truck will make you a less attractive target.

Lock your tack stall. Even if you're only going around the corner or into another stall, always lock up.

Label your cell phone, camera, cases, tack carriers, etc. Found items are returned more quickly if the owner can be easily identified.

If you can, leave your dogs at home. If you bring a dog, keep them on a leash or penned up. Please make sure they are wearing tags with a local or cell number where you can be reached.

Put a label on your horse's stall with your cell, hotel, and local contact information so that you can be reached in the case of a horse emergency.

If you see a horse in distress and the owner is not around, contact the show office or the stall office. The Stall Office is open 24 hours a day.

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my helpers, my stock or my equipment and I AGREE to expressly GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS assume all risks of Harm to me or my horse(s), including Harm resulting from the negligence of the ApHC, the Competition, THIS SHOW WILL BE RUN IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE officials, officers, directors, employees, independent contractors, 2021 OFFICIAL HANDBOOK OF THE APPALOOSA HORSE agents, personnel, volunteers, Visit Tulsa, Tulsa Expo Square, City CLUB EXCEPT AS MAY BE OTHERWISE STATED ON THE of Tulsa, trade show vendors, sponsors and/or other sponsoring FOLLOWING PAGES.THE MANAGEMENT RESERVES THE organizations, if any. I AGREE to indemnify (that is, to pay any losses, damages, RIGHT TO DECLINE ANY ENTRY BEFORE OR DURING THE or costs incurred by) the ApHC the Competition, officials, SHOW WITHOUT LIABILITY FOR COMPENSATION FOR officers, directors, employees, independent contractors, agents, REASONS SUCH AS CHECKS WRITTEN WITH NON- personnel, volunteers, Visit Tulsa, Tulsa Expo Square, City of SUFFICIENT FUNDS, STOPPED PAYMENT ON CHECK, POOR Tulsa, trade show vendors, sponsors and/or other sponsoring organizations, if any, and to hold them harmless with respect SPORTSMANSHIP, INHUMANE TREATMENT OF HORSES, to claims for Harm to me or my horse(s), and for the claims, HARASSMENT OF JUDGES, OFFICIALS, SECRETARIES, demands, cause of accident, cost of charges and expenses STEWARDS, EMPLOYEES AND/OR ANY OTHER AUTHORIZED of every kind and nature which may be incurred by reason of REPRESENTATIVE OF THE SHOW. any accident, injury, or damage to person or property caused The show management reserves the right to change the show by ownership, exhibition, or custody or control of any animal schedule at any time. exhibited, made by others for any Harm caused by me, my All horses on the show grounds must purchase a stall and must horse(s) and/or my property at the Competition. show current health papers and proof of negative Coggins results in I have read the ApHC rules about protective equipment, the show office. See HEALTH INSPECTION for additional details. including protective headgear, and I understand that I am entitled All horses not officially entered in the show must purchase a stall. to wear protective equipment without penalty, and I acknowledge Any exhibitor using a horse not registered with the ApHC that the ApHC strongly encourages me to do so while WARNING or using a horse with a non-characteristic (N) Certificate of that no protective equipment can guard against all injuries. I Registration that does not have a performance permit issued, to further understand that any minor child entered in the Competition assist in any class will be disqualified. is required to wear protective headgear during games classes. All entrants must provide information on lodging I AGREE to furnish a current health certificate and current proof accommodations in Tulsa in order to pick up the exhibitor packet of negative Coggins for each horse on the show grounds, upon for each horse. Please see SHOW OFFICE for more details. request of the show management and understand that any horse which develops a contagious disease during the show will be ENTRY AGREEMENT immediately quarantined or removed from the grounds. RELEASE, ASSUMPTION OF RISK, WAIVER AND INDEMNIFICATION I AGREE that the ApHC has the sole right to control, sell, rent, This statement waives important legal rights. Read it carefully supervise or give away (or to assign others the right to do so) before signing any entry forms and/or before participating in the exclusive rights to broadcast, televise, reproduce, transmit any class as an owner and/or any of his/her representatives, and disseminate all or part of this event. I authorize the ApHC authorized agent, trainer, lessee, rider, driver and/or handler. to make use of any photographs, films or video taken of the I AGREE in consideration for my participation in the National horses and exhibitors entered, while on the grounds or in transit Championship/World Championship Appaloosa Youth Show between the stabling facility and the event site, in any way they [Competition] to the following: see fit in the promotion of the Competition or the ApHC. No I AGREE that I choose to participate voluntarily in the such advertising or promotional rights shall include the right to Competition with my horse(s), as a rider, driver, handler, lessee, use a participant’s name or likeness in a manner which implies owner, agent, coach, trainer, or as parent or guardian of a endorsement of any company, product category or service. youth exhibitor. I am fully aware and acknowledge that horse If I am a parent or guardian of a youth exhibitor, I consent to sports and the Competition involve inherent dangerous risks of the child’s participation and AGREE to all of the above provisions accident, loss, and serious bodily injury including broken bones, and AGREE to assume all of the obligations of this Release on head injuries, trauma, pain, suffering, or death [Harm]. the child’s behalf. I AGREE to release the Appaloosa Horse Club, [ApHC], the I AGREE that the ApHC and Competition as used above Competition, officials, officers, directors, employees, independent includes all of the officials, officers, directors, employees, agents, contractors, agents, personnel, volunteers, Visit Tulsa, Tulsa Expo personnel, independent contractors, volunteers and affiliated Square, City of Tulsa, trade show vendors, sponsors and/ or organizations associated with the Competition. other sponsoring organizations, if any, from all claims for money I represent that I have the requisite training, coaching and damages or otherwise for any Harm to me, my horse(s) and/or abilities to safely compete in the Competition. By signing the my property and for any Harm caused by me, my horse(s) and/ ApHC Release, Assumption of Risk, Waiver and Indemnification or my property to others, even if the Harm resulted, directly or on the entry form, or checking the box required with the online indirectly, from the negligence of the ApHC, or the Competition. entry system, I AGREE to be bound by all applicable ApHC rules I AGREE to assume all liability and responsibility for any and all terms and provisions of the ApHC Release, Assumption of accidents, injury or damages sustained or caused by myself, Risk, Waiver and Indemnification. In the event of failure to sign the

10 73rd National Appaloosa Show & 2021 World Championship Appaloosa Youth Show 11 73rd National Appaloosa Show & 2021 World Championship Appaloosa Youth Show ApHC Release, Assumption of Risk, Waiver and Indemnification Changes to entries must be submitted in writing. Changes on an entry form, the exhibitor’s first entry into a class will be to entries will not be accepted by telephone. The ApHC is not deemed acceptance of said ApHC Release, Assumption of Risk, responsible for any lost, faxed, emailed or delayed entries. The Waiver and Indemnification. ApHC recommends using the online entry system or certified/ OWNERSHIP AND MEMBERSHIP registered mail as these options provide confirmation that your entries were received. Any horse exhibited in the show must be registered in the The IRS requires the ApHC to obtain the correct taxpayer owner’s name at the time of showing and must be entered as identification number (TIN) for persons for whom we have to such. file an information return (i.e. 1099-Miscellaneous for premium All owners and exhibitors of horses being exhibited in payback). This form must be completed by the owner or in the the show must be current members in good standing with case of multiple owners, by the first listed current owner. If the the ApHC. If purchase of an ApHC membership is necessary, correct TIN is not provided, subsequent payments can be subject membership fees may be paid online at www.appaloosa. to backup withholding per IRS regulations. Award checks will com or accompany the entry form. Memberships can also be not be issued until the ApHC has a W-9 on file for all persons purchased at the show. receiving these checks. You are required to complete a W-9 with Youth may obtain an Appaloosa Youth Association (AYA) the appropriate certifications and submit this form with your entry. membership to fulfill the ApHC membership requirement. Youth This information must be provided to the ApHC regardless of the exhibitors must also be a current year member of an ApHC- age of the owner. Your exhibitor packet will be held if this form is affiliated regional club in order to participate in youth classes at not submitted. A W-9 is available online. the World Championship Appaloosa Youth Show. The social security number listed on the W-9 should be that of In order to compete in non-pro classes, the non-pro or a the owner or in the case of multiple owners, that of the first-listed member of their family (as defined in Rule 900.J) must own or owner on the Certificate of Registration. No other social security co-own the horse as evidenced by ApHC records prior to the first number is acceptable. International residents must complete IRS day of the show (see Rule 907.B). Therefore, all transfers must Form W-8ECI or the ApHC must deduct 30% of any monies be completed by the ApHC on or before July 25, 2021. Note: earned. Social security numbers must be provided for individuals. The original Certificate of Registration must be presented in Taxpayer identification numbers will not be accepted in lieu of a the show office at the show to obtain your back numbers. social security number for individual owners. All persons competing in non-pro events must be current ApHC Entries sent by Federal Express, UPS, certified mail, return members, must be enrolled in the ApHC non-pro program and receipt or Express mail should be mailed to: must meet all eligibility requirements as stipulated in the Official Appaloosa Horse Club Handbook of the ApHC. Unrelated non-pros may not National Show /Youth World Show show the same horse in non-pro division classes at 2720 W Pullman Road the National Championship Appaloosa Show. Moscow, ID, 83843 In order to show in the youth division, the youth or a member Entries may also be faxed to (208) 882-8150. of their family (as defined in Rule 801.A.1) must own or co-own Exhibitors are responsible for verifying that entries have the horse as evidenced by ApHC records prior to the first day been received in the ApHC office. If you fax or email entries, of the show (see Rule 802C). Therefore, all transfers must be DO NOT SEND ORIGINALS in the mail as this will result in completed by the ApHC on or before July 25, 2021. Note: double charges if paying by credit card. Faxed copies of checks The original Certificate of Registration must be presented in are not considered payment, and entries will not be accepted the show office at the show to obtain your back numbers. All until actual payment is received. If you fax entries or stall persons competing in youth events must be current AYA members, reservations, please allow 4 hours of processing time before must be a current year member of an ApHC-affiliated regional calling to determine if they have been received. ApHC office club and must meet all eligibility requirements as stipulated in the hours are Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. PT. Official Handbook of the ApHC. Unrelated youths may not Declined credit cards may result in you paying post-entry prices. show the same horse in youth division classes at the World If you are using a debit or credit card, please pre-authorize Championship Appaloosa Youth Show. amounts over $200 (or for amounts in excess of your daily ENTRIES limit) with the card company or your bank to avoid processing Entries must be submitted electronically via the ApHC delays and late fees. ApHC does not accept American Express on-line entry system or in writing. All entries submitted in as a form of payment. writing must be made on printed entry forms furnished by ENTRY DEADLINES the ApHC (photocopies of the printed forms will be accepted), Pre-Entry Deadline: signed by the proper parties, and accompanied by all entry July 2, 2021 (for entries submitted in writing using official entry forms) fees, equipment charges, cattle charges and a completed July 7, 2021 (for entries submitted using the online entry system) W-9 form for the first-listed current owner on the Certificate All entries must be in the ApHC office by the appropriate pre- of Registration. Exhibitors are responsible for any errors on entry deadline listed above in order to receive pre-entry prices their entry forms. Entries lacking sufficient information or not and to be included in the Official Program. No supplement will accompanied by all required fees will not be accepted. Entries be printed. will not be accepted by telephone.

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Entries will be accepted after these dates at post entry prices. been declined and which have not been cleared prior to the Post entry fees are not assessed to NSBA entries, equipment or pre-entry deadline. cattle fees (except in cutting). Post entry charges WILL BE assessed CHECK-IN PROCEDURES to cattle fees in cutting classes. Post entries must be made by 6:00 All trailers should enter the facility through Gate 5 if traveling p.m. the day prior to when the class to be entered is scheduled. on East 15th Street or through Gate 1 if traveling on East 21st Entries not received in the ApHC office by July 2, 2021 should Street. be taken to the show – do not send them to the ApHC office. As you arrive at Tulsa Expo Square, please refer to the following Non-pro and youth exhibitors entering nine (9) non-pro or check-list to help you get your horse checked in, safely stalled youth classes at regular pre-entry price can enter a 10th class and ready to show. for FREE! This option is available for PRE-ENTRIES ONLY! This Check into the stall office (North end of Expedition Building) option is available to non-pro and youth exhibitors regardless – provide stall office personnel with the registered name of your of the number of horses they exhibit and is based solely on the horse(s) and the name of the person listed as “stalled with” on number of non-pro or youth classes in which that non-pro or that the stall reservation form you originally submitted. Stall personnel youth exhibitor pre-enters. Entries for multiple horses MUST BE will give you a stall ledger listing your stall number(s) and give RECEIVED TOGETHER in order to credit the exhibitor for the FREE you directions to your stalls. If you purchase a stall at the show, class. Once entries have been received, classes shall NOT be it must be paid for at the time the request is made. Stalls will not substituted, scratched, added or changed in order to qualify for be unlocked until payment is made. Please keep your ledger as a free class. After the pre-entry deadline, post-entry prices and proof of purchase to present in the show office when picking fees apply to any changes or added classes. Equipment, cattle up your exhibitor packet. If you have received a confirmation and NSBA charges must still be paid on all eligible classes even letter or email in which a horse is listed as “not stalled”, it will if these are assessed in the class in which the non-pro or youth be necessary to purchase or confirm the purchase of a stall for exhibitor does not have to pay the regular entry fee. the horse and provide the stall ledger to the show office when Post entry fees are an additional $40/class. picking up your exhibitor packet. ADMINISTRATIVE CHARGE Check into the show office (Ford Truck Exhibit Hall) – To pick There will be a one-time $50 administrative charge paid per up your exhibitor packet that includes the exhibitor numbers, you horse, which includes the drug-testing charge for each horse must present the following items at the show office: entered. This fee is assessed only once per horse regardless of 1) Original Certificate of Registration (PHOTOCOPIES the number of classes or divisions (open, non-pro or youth) in WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED), which the horse is entered. For example, if a horse is entered in 2) Current (within 30 days) health certificatedated on or youth or non-pro classes and open classes, only $50 is due. For after June 26, 2021, further clarification see DRUG TESTING. 3) Current (within 12 months) proof of negative Coggins PAYMENT PROCEDURES signed by a licensed veterinarian dated on or after July 26, 2020, All entries must be made payable to the ApHC in U.S. funds 4) Stall ledger given to you upon checking in with the stall drawn on a U.S. bank. Payment may be made in the form of office (if your horse is listed as “Not Stalled” on your personal checks, Visa, MasterCard, Discover, money order or entry confirmation letter) and wire transfer. The ApHC does not accept American Express as 5) Completed Proof of Accommodations form – available a form of payment. A 3% surcharge will be added to all credit online or in the show office. card charges. If you are paying by debit or credit card it is advisable to APPALOOSA SHOW OFFICE contact your bank or credit card issuer in advance about charges The show office is located in theFord Truck Exhibit Hall and in excess of $200 (or your bank card daily limit) to avoid the will be open July 25 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and daily thereafter charge being declined for security reasons. Cards declined by from 7 a.m. until the last ApHC class enters the arena for judging the bank will be treated as insufficient funds and may result or 9:00 p.m. (whichever is earlier). The show office will not close in your horse being excluded from the program and/or late before 6 p.m. These are the only times that exhibitor packets can stall penalties or post-entry fees being assessed. be picked up or classes can be entered or scratched. Any check returned to the ApHC office due to insufficient Post entries must be complete by 6 p.m. the day prior to when funds will require certified funds and payment of a returned the class is scheduled to be held - NO EXCEPTIONS. If using the check charge of no less than $25 in order for entries or stall online entry system to process post entries, you will receive an reservations to be processed. If the customer has not paid all emailed receipt. If you do not receive an emailed receipt, you charges for returned checks prior to the show, the agent/owner have not successfully post-entered the class. must bring certified funds to the show office for the entries or stall The show office will not cash any checks. Third party checks reservations to be processed. will not be accepted. The date at which funds are secured for declined credit See SUBSTITUTIONS and SCRATCHES/REFUNDS for further cards or insufficient funds checks will be acknowledged as information. the date the entries and/or stall reservations are received If only showing in the National/Youth World Show cutting at and processed. Post entry fees and late stall charges may be the Hardy Murphy Coliseum in Ardmore, OK on July 31, check assessed to entries or stall reservations for which funds have into the show office at the Hardy Murphy Coliseum on July 30

14 73rd National Appaloosa Show & 2021 World Championship Appaloosa Youth Show to receive your back numbers, show packet and to present your classes in at Hardy Murphy Coliseum in Ardmore, OK will use horse’s Original Certificate of Registration and health/Coggins the same back number for both locations. papers. SUBSTITUTIONS ACCOMMODATIONS INFORMATION If substitution of a horse is necessary in a non-pro or youth Show attendees must provide lodging information prior to class or of an exhibitor in an open class, such changes must be picking up exhibitor packets. This form is available online or in reported to the show office prior to the class entering the arena or the show office. before judging has begun in the case of warm-up periods before In addition, please encourage all those in attendance at the a class starts. No horse or rider changes will be accepted at show, whether exhibiting or not, to assist the ApHC in the the announcer’s stand or paddocks. No rider changes will be process of certifying hotel room usage by providing information allowed in youth or non-pro classes. No horse changes will be on their lodging accommodations to the show office. allowed in open classes. CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION Any horse entering the arena in which the exhibitor is someone other than the one on record with the ApHC show office and in The original Certificate of Registration must be presented which case an exhibitor change has not been filed with the show for each horse entered in the show. Exhibitor packets will office prior to the class entering the arena will be disqualified. only be issued after the original certificate has been verified. PHOTOCOPIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED! VET SCRATCHES/REFUNDS HEALTH INSPECTION Horses that become sick or injured PRIOR to the start of the show must provide a dated and signed vet’s statement to The ApHC requires that ALL horses, of ALL ages, on the show the ApHC concerning the condition of the horse, the horse’s grounds whether entered in the show or not and including those registered name and number and the date the sickness or injury on the grounds that are not registered with the ApHC to be occurred. Notice must be received in the ApHC Show Office accompanied by a current 30-day health certificate (dated on or PRIOR to that horse’s first class for any refund to be allowed. after June 26, 2021) as well as a current, within twelve months, As of the first day of the show, only statements from the Official proof of negative Coggins (dated on or after July 26, 2020) Show Veterinarian, along with an official class scratch form, will administered by a licensed accredited veterinarian, showing be accepted in the show office for horses that become sick or positive identification of the horse, the horse’s temperature, and injured on the show grounds. All documentation must be in the the name and address of the laboratory performing the tests. This Show Office PRIOR TO THE CLASS ENTERING THE ARENA. documentation MUST be presented in the show office for every If a horse does not compete in a class in which it is entered horse on the show grounds. and a vet certificate and official scratch form has NOT been Registered names must be used on the health certificate received, the entry fees will be forfeited. At the conclusion of the and Coggins rather than “barn names”. Coggins and health show and after the completion of a financial review, entry fee(s) certificates must be presented to the show office. If Coggins will be refunded less a $20 per class office charge if proper and health certificates are not available, the horse will be documentation was received as outlined above. quarantined until proper documentation is received and/or No refunds are issued for administrative fees. testing is conducted at the expense of the owner. Quarantined Equipment and cattle charges and stall fees are non- horses shall not be allowed to compete and entry fees will be refundable after July 11, 2021. In cases where horses are forfeited until health papers are received. All horses are subject to vet scratched (with a signed/dated statement from the attending inspection by the Show Veterinarian or State Veterinarian at any veterinarian) at least 15 days prior to the first day of the show time or if suspected of harboring a communicable disease. All (by July 11, 2021), refunds of equipment and/or cattle charges horses must be serviceably sound. will be refunded in full and stall fees will be refunded less $20/ The attending show veterinarian recommends all horses be stall office fee. vaccinated for tetanus, influenza, Eastern/Western encephalitis, No refunds will be issued under any circumstances for Rhinopneumonitis, equine herpesvirus type 1 (EHV-1), equine NSBA fees or ApHCF practice class fees (if held). herpes virus type 4 (EHV-4) and West Nile Virus. Refund checks, for all entries originally paid by check, will EXHIBITOR NUMBERS be mailed to exhibitors approximately 45-60 days following the One exhibitor number will be assigned to each horse. This last day of the show. For all entries paid by credit card, refunds number will be used for all classes, in all divisions, in which the will be credited to the same credit card used for initial payment horse is entered. The exhibitor number belongs with the horse, approximately 45-60 days following the last day of the show. If not the rider/handler. a horse is disqualified from showing by management or officials It is essential that the correct exhibitor number is used for all or if a horse is entered and not shown, the entry fees will be classes and that it be displayed in the correct manner (see rule forfeited. No refunds will be made on amounts of $10 or less. 711.M of the Official Handbook of the Appaloosa Horse Club No refund can be applied to charges while at the show. for complete rules for each class). Failure by the exhibitor to display These are the only instances in which refunds will be issued. the correct number or to display the number in the correct manner while being judged shall result in disqualification from the class. NATIONAL SHOW PROGRAM Horses that are shown in National/Youth World Show classes The National Championship/World Championship Youth in Tulsa and also shown in National/Youth World Show cutting Show Program will list all entries that are received in the ApHC

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17 WILLIAMS PHOTOGRAPHY LARRY 73rd National AppaloosaSee page Show 38 &for 2021 class World rules Championship and regulations Appaloosa Youth Show 17 office by the pre-entry deadline. The National Show Program will budget, manpower and time. be available in the Show Office and the Stall Office. CLASS PATTERNS DRUG TESTING Patterns will be available to download on the ApHC Web All horses entered in the show are subject to drug testing. site no later than July 12. Pattern books will be available in the For complete rules and regulations concerning the drug testing show office. Patterns will be posted in the paddocks the day of procedures and drugs and medications, refer to Rule 40 of the the class. Exhibitors are responsible for checking patterns posted Official Handbook of the Appaloosa Horse Club. The owner, in the paddocks for any corrections or clarifications prior to trainer, or other responsible party must witness the blood and/ exhibiting in the class. or urine sample collection and sign the forms required by the DISQUALIFICATION veterinarian. Failure to do so waives any subsequent objections Any exhibitor, horse or owner disqualified from any class to the testing process or results. All payouts will be issued pending for any reason shall NOT receive a refund of any fees of any drug test results. If a horse tests positive for unapproved drugs kind. When disqualification occurs by the show management or or unacceptable levels of an approved medication, all ribbons, judges, the decision is final. In addition to other disqualifications trophies and other awards shall be held in escrow by the ApHC as outlined in the rules and regulations contained in the Official until notification of the Disciplinary Committee’s decision. Handbook of the Appaloosa Horse Club, judges (including Drug tests will be administered at the discretion of the ApHC. equipment judges) shall have the authority to disqualify entries Those horses selected for testing must report to the drug testing for illegal equipment, improper attire, inhumane treatment, station immediately following each class or random request. unsoundness/lameness or the presence of blood. See Rule Once blood and/or urine samples have been collected, the 30 in the Handbook of the Appaloosa Horse Club for further horse may leave the testing stall. Drug testing procedures will be information. strictly enforced. Cooperation is mandatory. Exhibitors are not allowed to wear earpieces or to have OFFICIAL VETERINARIAN wireless contact with anyone during the conduct of a class. In the event the ApHC designates a properly licensed Exhibitors in violation of this rule shall be disqualified. veterinarian or veterinarians as the Official Show Veterinarian(s) WORKING ORDER or Official Drug Testing Veterinarian(s) for an ApHC-approved All working orders in elimination and final classes will be or -sponsored event including, but not limited to, the National decided or drawn by show management in accordance with Championship/World Championship Youth Show, as a service official ApHC rules. If you and/or your horse are entered to exhibitors and other persons, and any exhibitor or other person in back-to-back or concurrent classes and feel that this will directly or indirectly employs, retains, hires or otherwise utilizes cause a time constraint, you may inform the show office by the services, advice and/or expertise of such Official Show 5 p.m. the day prior to the class(es) and request a change in Veterinarian(s) or Official Drug Testing Veterinarian(s), the ApHC the order-of-go to allow more time to prepare. Adjustments shall not in any manner or to any extent whatsoever be liable may only be requested for direct horse or exhibitor conflicts. or responsible for any action, conduct, decisions or services No adjustments will be made for trainers’ convenience or non- by such Official Show Veterinarian(s) or Official Drug Testing show conflicts. If possible, show management will then adjust Veterinarian(s). Such exhibitor or other person expressly releases your working order. If you do not contact the show office prior and holds harmless the ApHC from any and all claims, liabilities, to 5 p.m. the day before the classes in question, we may not be losses or actions of any kind arising from or in connection with able to accommodate your request. Once working orders or cuts the exhibitor or other person’s employment, retention, hiring or have been posted, changes will not be made unless approved utilization of the services, advice and/or expertise of such Official by show management. Show Veterinarian(s) or Official Drug Testing Veterinarian(s). Veterinarians other than the Official Show Veterinarian(s) or PADDOCK PROCEDURE Official Drug Testing Veterinarian(s) wishing to conduct business Only exhibitors and their horses are allowed in the alleyway at Tulsa Expo Square during the National Championship/World and holding area. This policy applies for the duration of the Championship Youth Show must request permission in writing class, including eliminations and finals, etc. Once the horse has from the ApHC office prior to the start of the show. entered the paddock, only exhibitors entered in the class will be The Show Veterinarian is Pine Ridge Equine Hospital, www. allowed to handle or ride their own horses. Exceptions may be pineridgequine.com, 918.827.8000. Once the show starts, made to this in over-fence classes when an exhibitor is showing only vet scratches submitted by the official show veterinarian will more than one horse in a class. Exceptions must be approved by be accepted to qualify for a refund as designated under VET the paddock manager. SCRATCHES/REFUNDS. Grooming is prohibited in these areas including, but not limited Any animal on the grounds in immediate need of veterinarian to, any type of spraying. care will be treated at the expense of the owner if the animal’s Barn calls are a courtesy and will be made for each class owner(s) cannot be located. and for all exhibitors entered in each class. Regardless of the CLASS PROCEDURES circumstances, it is the exhibitor’s ultimate responsibility to report to their class on time. Exhibitors must check in with the The ApHC has established class procedures to benefit the paddock personnel. majority of exhibitors participating, within the limits of available Paddock personnel will call exhibitors to enter the arena in

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AN OWEN FARMS ENTITY their posted order of go. All horses must be ready and waiting all animals. The welfare of the horse is the primary consideration in the make-up arena so they may enter the main arena promptly in all activities. Horses will be treated with kindness, respect when called. and compassion at all times. Owners, exhibitors, trainers and In classes in which an order of go has been posted, entries all responsible parties must ensure the health and well-being of not entering the arena for judging in their posted order of go are animals in their care at all times including, but not limited to, considered to have missed their class and will not be allowed to handling, transportation, training, treatment and stalling. enter the arena to compete. Inhumane Treatments as set forth under Rule 30.A.1 of the In classes in which a time limit has been given to enter the Official Handbook of the Appaloosa Horse Club states that no arena, entries not in the arena at the expiration of that time limit person may treat a horse in an inhumane manner, which includes are considered to have missed their class and will not be allowed but is not limited to: to enter the arena to compete. • Placing an object in a horse’s mouth so as to cause undue Late entries will not be admitted into the arena once the gates discomfort or distress. have been closed. • Tying a horse in a manner as to cause undue discomfort or No refunds will be issued for missed classes. distress including but not limited to in a stall, trailer or when EQUIPMENT JUDGE longeing or riding. • Letting blood from a horse. Official Equipment Judges shall be employed by and be • Use of inhumane training techniques, equipment or methods a representative of the ApHC. Equipment Judge(s) shall be including but not limited to poling or striking horse’s legs with responsible for attire and equipment rule interpretations. Final objects (i.e. tack poles, jump poles, etc.) interpretations are the responsibility of show management. All • Attaching any item or appliance that restricts movement or bits, tack, appointments and attire shall be checked by the circulation of the tail. equipment judge(s) prior to entering the arena. Any equipment • Inhumane treatment that causes a horse to bleed. considered to be inhumane or illegal by the Official Equipment • Any surgical procedure or injection of any foreign substance Judge(s) must be removed or entry into the arena will be denied. or drug which could affect the horse’s performance or alter its The Official Equipment Judge(s) may disqualify an entry for illegal natural conformation or appearance is prohibited, except for equipment, improper attire, inhumane treatment, unsoundness/ those surgical procedures performed for the sole purpose of lameness or the presence of blood on the horse. See Rule 30 protecting the health of the horse. in the Official Handbook of the Appaloosa Horse Club for • Exhibiting a horse that appears to be sullen, dull, lethargic, complete rules regarding inhumane treatment. emaciated, drawn or overly tired. The Official Equipment Judge(s) shall have the authority to call • If fresh blood is found on any mouth and/or body areas of a for a blood sample and/or urine test on any horse. horse, (i.e.: including but not limited to: barrel, flanks, belly, Official Equipment Judge(s) may serve as an alternate judge sides, shoulders) the judge(s) must excuse the horse from the at the discretion of show management. competition. BLOOD DISQUALIFICATION • Withholding food and/or water for prolonged periods of In all classes and all divisions of classes, judges and/or time such that it causes undue discomfort or distress to the equipment judges may disqualify horse(s) from horse. the class if fresh blood is found on the mouth and/or body • Excessive spurring or whipping. areas of a horse (i.e.: including but not limited to the barrel, • Excessive jerking of reins. flanks, belly, sides, shoulders). Judges and/or equipment • Excessive fencing. judges have the sole authority to determine if the • Excessive or aggressive spinning; blood found on the horse warrants disqualification • Use of prohibited equipment, including, but not limited to: saw from the class and the judge’s decision is final and tooth bits; hock hobbles; tack collars; or tack hackamores; not protestable. riding in a curb bit without a curb strap; wire or solid metal LAMENESS curb straps no matter how padded; wire cavesson; wire or cable tie-downs (unless wrapped or padded); bumper bits; Rules regarding lameness are adopted to protect the health metal bosals (no matter how padded); chambons; headstalls of Appaloosas exhibited in ApHC-approved and -sponsored made of metal (no matter how wrapped or padded); twisted shows. At show management’s discretion, either at the beginning rawhide or rope may not be used on a horse’s head (3/8 inch or upon completion of a class or individual work, prior to leaving rope may be used with a slip/gag bit); running martingales the arena, the horse shall be asked to perform movements/ used with curb bits and/or used without rein stops; maneuvers on a loose rein or lead to demonstrate soundness. • Applying excessive pressure on or excessively jerking a halter Exhibition of a horse that shows signs of unsoundness/lameness lead shank or allowed lip chain. as determined by Official Judges in any class shall be cause for • Any other treatment or conduct deemed by a show official to disqualification. A judge’s decision as to the lameness of a horse be inhumane or abusive. is not protestable. See Rule 712 in the Official Handbook of the • Exhibiting a horse that has an open, raw or bleeding sore that Appaloosa Horse Club for complete rules regarding lameness. repeatedly comes in contact with the hackamore. INHUMANE TREATMENT The standard by which conduct or treatment will be measured The ApHC is committed to the humane and proper treatment of is that which a reasonable person, informed and experienced in

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Pete’s Feed, LLC is the on-site provider of shavings, hay and feed. They are located on the North end of the Explorer Building. VISA, MASTERCARD, DISCOVER, AMEX (no cc fees), check and cash accepted. Open accounts OK with signed check made out to Pete’s Feed LLC.

SHAVINGS: • Pine (Easy-pick) 4.0 (cu.ft) $9.25/bag. AVAILABLE HAY and FEED Stalls are on concrete, six (6) bags per stall on average. • Native Bluestem Grass Hay - NO overnight deliveries. Pre-orders and pre-payment Price per bale $11.00 – this is a good clean grass. must be made by 7/19 to pre-bed. After this, orders • Bermuda Grass (aka Coastal hay) must be placed at the on-site office. Price per bale $14.00 – this is a finer bladed grass. - Pete’s Feed will deliver the pre-order of shavings to • Alfalfa Cubes exhibitor stalls with a label showing Exhibitor Name • Equine Senior and Number of Shavings purchased. • Strategy - Pete’s Feed does not offer the service of “bedding” the • Safe Choice stalls. Please contact the stall mat provider for “bed- • Whole Oats ding” arrangements. Stalls will remain locked until ar- • Salt Bricks rival. • Beet Pulp (with molasses) - Exhibitors may bring their own shavings. Bulk deliver- • Alfalfa hay is NOT available for purchase on-site, you may ies are not allowed. NO private sales allowed. bring your own alfalfa onto the grounds. - Please use Pete’s Feed ADVANCE BEDDING OR- DER FORM under Show Forms or direct from petes- Pete’s Feed does sell alfalfa cubes. [email protected] NO pre-orders are accepted. Please order/purchase your hay and feed after your arrival.

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21 73rd National Appaloosa Show & 2021 World Championship Appaloosa Youth Show generally accepted equine training and exhibition procedures, NOTE: The person listed as “stalled with” is responsible for all would determine to be cruel, abusive and inhumane. money due and will be held liable for all damages reported to A Show Steward may be employed by and be a stalls and is responsible for any payments due for damage or representative of the ApHC. He/she shall monitor the treatment stall panels that are removed and not replaced by the exhibitor. of horses on the property. Upon discovery by a show official, ApHC will attempt to stable each trainer/ranch/group show steward or barn monitor of inhumane treatment, show according to choices requested on the stall reservation management may immediately disqualify the horse and exhibitor form. However, stabling decisions are made based upon the and report the matter to the ApHC for further disciplinary action. National Show/Youth World Show stabling history of the STALL RESERVATIONS person listed as “stalled with” and based upon the availability of stalls in the requested area(s). Deadline: Received in office by July 2. If you request additional stalls upon arrival, or after the original You must complete the ApHC stall reservation form found request is received, those stalls must be paid for at the time of online. Please complete only one form per trainer/ranch/group. the request and may not be located with your other stalls. Stalls You must have your stalling information in the ApHC office by purchased after the stall reservation deadline will include the pre-entry deadline to receive preferred stabling and avoid the late fee regardless of when you purchased your original late fees. stalls. Late fees shall be assessed to both regular and daily stalls if the All reservations or changes to original reservations must be reservations are received after the pre-entry deadline. Late fees made in writing to the ApHC office. Reservations or changes are $100 per stall or $45 per stall per day for daily stalls. Stall to reservations will not be accepted over the phone. reservations not received in the ApHC office by July 2 should be taken to the show and submitted to the stall office upon arrival. MOVE-IN/MOVE-OUT: Stalls will be available for move in after 7:30 a.m. on FEES: Saturday, July 24. Do not arrive prior to this as ApHC will be • $275 ($375 late) each — Explorer, Expedition, F-150 barns unable to accommodate early arrivals. Stalls must be vacated • $95 ($140 late) per night — Daily Stalls are located by 11:59 a.m. on Monday, August 2. throughout the grounds based upon availability There is a separate stall reservation form for horses entered Stall reservations will be NOT be accepted without full payment in National/Youth World Show cutting classes at the Hardy of all stall fees. See PAYMENT PROCEDURES for information on Murphy Coliseum in Ardmore, OK. If you plan to attend this how to purchase your stalls. event, please submit stall reservations and payment to the Tulsa Expo Square will assess a charge of $20/panel for ApHC. This form is available online. any portable stall panel that is removed during the show. Exhibitors removing stall panels will be assessed these fees after STALL REQUIREMENTS: the conclusion of the show and upon ApHC receipt of the Tulsa All horses participating in the National Championship Show Expo Square invoice. Exhibitors may choose to fold back the or World Championship Appaloosa Youth Show, i.e. entered, stall panels in portable stalls and zip-tie those BUT MUST RE- turn-back, assisting or any breed of horse on the grounds must ASSEMBLE the stall at the conclusion of the show to avoid be stalled. Horses CANNOT be tied to horse trailers or housed these charges. in horse trailers during the show. Exhibitors are NOT allowed to change stalls without the RESERVATION FORM: approval of the stall manager. If you change stalls without the The stall reservation form must be completed and submitted approval of the stall manager, you will be charged for both with each horse’s registered name and registration number. List all stalls. Stalls cannot be re-sold. Air conditioning units are not horses that will be occupying stalls. List all tack stalls separately allowed in the barns. Individual cooling units will be confiscated as “TACK”. If your horse is in the process of being registered, until the end of the show. include it on the stall card with the registration name and number as “Registration Pending”. Please indicate your first and second STALL OFFICE: choices for stall locations (Refer to Tulsa Expo Square Facility The stall office is located in the Expedition Building. The office Map in this premium book for building locations) and include opens Saturday, July 24 at 7:30 a.m. and will be open 24 aisle or end location and any other notes that may be helpful hours a day thereafter until the end of the show. for personnel assigning your stall location. The number of stalls STALL CHECK-IN PROCEDURES: requested cannot exceed availability in that area. Stall locations will not be given out prior to your arrival at the If you are stalling with a trainer/ranch/group, send all stall Tulsa Expo Square. You must check in at the stall office in order requests AND PAYMENTS in the same envelope, choosing just to sign a stall ledger and receive your stalling assignments. one trainer/ranch/group name for the “stalled with” person. You must verify with stall office personnel the names of all Include the total number of stalls on one card only. Stall requests horses that will be stalled. You will receive a stall ledger that lists not included in the same envelope or not faxed together are not stall locations and any horse changes. guaranteed to be stalled together. The person listed as “stalled with” must sign the ledger If you are attending the ABRA show and would like to retain accepting responsibility for any damages and stating that the your stall location in the Oklahoma Ford Dealer’s barn, please stalls will be left in good clean condition. Additionally, this indicate this request on your stall reservation form. person will be responsible for any additional charges related to

22 73rd National Appaloosa Show & 2021 World Championship Appaloosa Youth Show stall panel removal/replacement. You can avoid these fees by ineligible to participate at the National and/or World Show(s) returning all stalls panels to their original position upon departure shall forfeit any preferred stall(s) location at the National and/ from the show. Your stall ledger must be presented in the show or World Show(s). In connection with any member’s stall entry office when picking up your exhibitor packet. Exhibitor packets reservation application for the National and/or World Show(s), for horses entered that do not have verified stall locations will not if the person they list as being “stalled with” is suspended or be released. ineligible to participate at the National and/or World Show(s), On Saturday, July 24, all stalls will be unlocked except those the member applicant will forfeit their preferred stalling location(s) that contain pre-bed shaivngs or mats. Check in with the stall at the National and/or World Show(s) as applicable. All other office upon arrival to facilitate unlocking your stalls if they members stalling with any suspended or ineligible person will contain shavings or mats. Stalls that have not been moved into forfeit their preferred stalling location(s). Stalling location refers on Saturday will be locked until your arrival. to any established or designated area that the suspended or ineligible person has usually occupied. At the end of the STALL DECORATIONS: suspension or ineligibility period any such preferred stall If your stalls are located on an aisleway in any barn, the location(s) shall not revert back to the suspended or ineligible ApHC requests that they be decorated for the entire duration person or other members who forfeited their preferred stalling of the show for presentation to the public and to minimize any location(s). potential hazards that occur while assembling or tearing down decorations and which may cause harm to fellow exhibitors and FACILTY RULES horses. No talls decorations will be allowed to protrude into the GRILLS: barn aisles. Open flame or other devices emitting flame, fire, heat or any All materials used in decorating stalls must be treated with a flammable or combustible liquids, gas, charcoal or other cooking fire retardant or be made of fire-retardant material. Due to fire devices are not permitted inside stall barns or under the eaves regulations, stall aisles cannot be blocked or closed off to through of stall barns. traffic. The Fire Marshall will be on-site randomly inspecting decorations for compliance with regulations. WASH RACKS: Stall decorations cannot block main aisles. Exhibitors may Animals must be washed in wash racks only. Bathing of animals purchase additional stalls to create seating or entertainment areas in stalls, walkways, streets or any other area is prohibited. but all aisleways must remain clear to facilitate safe movement ALCOHOL: of horses, exhibitors, shavings deliveries etc. Show management It is unlawful for any person or organization to bring or have reserves the right to ask any person whose animal, decorations upon the premises any alcoholic beverages other than the ones or equipment is creating an unsafe situation to move said animal, sold by the licensed caterer authorized to conduct alcohol decorations or equipment or to relocate. sales on the grounds. Any packaged liquor brought onto the Decorations shall NOT damage the surface of the stalls. Any fairgrounds will be confiscated. damages assessed by Tulsa Expo Square will be billed to the person listed as “stalled with”. All decorations must be attached DOGS/PETS: using temporary set-ups and must be removed by the person Owners assume all liability for any pets brought to the show. listed as “stalled with” prior to move-out. Use of nails, tacks or All pets must be on a leash while on the grounds. No pets of any similar materials that alter or damage stalls is strictly prohibited. kind are allowed in the arenas at any time. As a courtesy to fellow All stalls must be vacated by 11:59 a.m. on Monday, August 2. exhibitors, pet owners are required to pick up and dispose of ALL animal waste, especially in the courtyard and esplanade areas. STALL MAINTENANCE: All stalls are 10X10 portables and are on concrete. Stall mat FIRE SAFETY: rentals are available through Elite Stall Mat Rental. Reservations The use of electric, flame or space heaters and air conditioners may be made online at www.stallmatrentals.com. A direct link is prohibited in the barn area. Use of extension cords in stall to reserve mats for the National Show is available on the ApHC areas requires Ground Fault Interrupter Protection (GFCI). These web site National Show page. cords have a test and reset button on the cord and most have Exhibitors are required to keep their stalls neat and clean, “GFCI protected” printed on the cord. All 120-volt extension dispose of refuse matter in designated bins only and remove cords mut be three-wire grounded (three-prong plug). Frayed or all items and materials they attached to the stalls, including damaged cords shall not be used. Fire inspectors will check the decorations and all signs. Do not dispose of soiled shavings in grounds for compliance. trash cans. SECURITY: The person listed as “stalled with” is responsible for any Security of personal property (horses, tack, trailers, vehicles, damage to stalls, electrical wiring, etc. and for any clean-up of purses etc.) is the responsibility of each individual. Tulsa Expo materials such as decorations, signs, fabric, nails, tacks, wires, Square maintains security patrols of the grounds and has plentiful etc. Any damages assessed by Tulsa Expo Square will be billed security camera coverage of the facility. However, ApHC and/ to the person listed as “stalled with”. or Tulsa Expo Square will not be responsible for the loss of FORFEITURE OF STALL LOCATION: personal property. Per Board motion, any suspended person or persons otherwise SIGNS/ADVERTISEMENTS:

24 73rd National Appaloosa Show & 2021 World Championship Appaloosa Youth Show 25 73rd National Appaloosa Show & 2021 World Championship Appaloosa Youth Show Bulletin boards are provided for posting of signs, advertisements will be impounded. and posters. Any sign posted on a painted surface is strictly Golf carts can be parked on some sidewalks, but may NOT prohibited by Tulsa Expo Square. A fine will be assessed for any BE DRIVEN on any sidewalks. violations. The use of the golf carts at Tulsa Expo Square is a privilege. FEED & BEDDING Anyone abusing this privilege will not be allowed to use any golf cart. Golf carts are not available for rental from the ApHC Bedding is the responsibility of exhibitors/owners. Straw and or Tulsa Expo Square. See ad on page 15 for golf cart rental coarse shavings are allowed as stall bedding. Individuals may information. bring bedding for their own use, but the sale of bedding by exhibitors/owners is strictly prohibited. Bulk shavings deliveries PARKING on grounds are prohibited by the facility. There is no charge for unloading or parking on site. Due to Feed and bedding orders will be taken by Pete’s Feed, LLC. All congestion, please limit unloading time as much as possible and payments must be made to Pete’s Feed at the time of ordering. immediately move your trailer to the designated trailer parking Pete’s Feed is located at the north end of the Explorer barn. lot(s). Trailers must be parked in designated lots during the show A pre-bed form is available on the ApHC web site. Order and are not allowed to be parked in vehicle parking lots or next forms and payment must be made directly to Pete’s Feed, NOT to arenas or barns unless actively loading or unloading. sent to ApHC. Handicap parking spaces are for Handicap Permit holders Pete’s Feed is not affiliated with the ApHC. The ApHC assumes only. no responsibility and/or liability of any kind or connection with Trailers and/or vehicles violating posted or announced parking any bedding, hay and/or feed purchased from the on-site rules shall be subject to towing/impounding. vendor. RV CAMPING On Saturday, July 24, all stalls will be unlocked except those RV spaces are available in the northwest section of the property. that contain pre-bed shaivngs or mats. Check in with the stall All spaces should be reserved directly with Tulsa Expo Square. office upon arrival to facilitate unlocking your stalls if they contain A link is available on the ApHC web site National Show page shavings or mats. Stalls that have not been moved into on or call 918.744.133 ext. 2154 for more information. Saturday will be locked until your arrival. All spaces should be reserved as soon as possible to guarantee COWBOY WAY TRADING POST availability. For more information contact the Marketing Director by mail, FARRIER at 2720 West Pullman Rd, Moscow, ID 83843, phone, (208) Only the official show farrier(s) will be permitted to provide 882-5578 ext 273, or email, [email protected]. The farrier services on the grounds. Other farriers wanting to do Trade Show is open daily from July 26 – August 1. Trade show business on the grounds must contact the ApHC for approval. contracts and additional information can be located on the ApHC web site on the National Show page. ELIMINATION, FINALS, AND SCORING Exhibitors will not be allowed to sell retail items from their stall SCORING: locations. Exhibitors wishing to sell retail items must purchase For the majority of classes either a four-judge or a three-judge trade show space, pay all applicable fees, be located in format will be used to compute placings. This will be determined appropriate trade show space and are subject to abide by a by show management. In most four-judge formats, the low scores vendor contractual agreement. Vendors are subject to Oklahoma will be discarded (except in cuts) and the remaining three scores retail sales and tax laws. Vendors and/or exhibitors will not be tabulated to determine placings. In the three-judge format, no allowed to participate in the trade show without signing a vendor scores will be discarded; all three scores will be tabulated to contract and are subject to all regulations contained therein. determine placings. GOLF CARTS/SCOOTERS/BICYCLES In placed classes, the judge’s placings will be converted into Golf carts, scooters and bicycles are allowed on the Tulsa numerical scores according to the chart below: Expo Square grounds, however for the safety of participants 1...... 120 6...... 55 11...... 15 and horses, NO golf carts, scooters, bicycles or other personal 2...... 105 7...... 45 12...... 10 motorized vehicles will be allowed inside the barns, trade show 3...... 91 8...... 36 13...... 6 or arenas at any time except for staff and handicap vehicles. 4...... 78 9...... 28 14...... 3 Handicap vehicles must obtain a permit in the show office. Any 5...... 66 10...... 21 15...... 1 person operating a golf cart in an unsafe, reckless or dangerous CUTS: manner will be detained by law enforcement or security officers. In large classes when cuts are necessary, the cuts will be In some cases, golf carts can and will be impounded. determined by a random draw. Exhibitors in each cut will enter Golf cart operators must have a valid driver’s license with them the arena for judging and will be placed by all judges. Top at all times and may only be driven on the streets in the direction placing entries from each cut will return to the arena for a clean- of traffic. slate final go-round. The same exhibitor must exhibit the same Golf carts must yield to all pedestrians and horses and may not horse in both the cut and the final. The same equipment must be be parked blocking an entrance. used on the horse in the cut and the final. Golf carts parked in front of handicapped entrances or ramps

26 73rd National Appaloosa Show & 2021 World Championship Appaloosa Youth Show 27 73rd National Appaloosa Show & 2021 World Championship Appaloosa Youth Show TIE-BREAKING PROCEDURES: ESCROW OF AWARDS All ties, except first place in individual performance classes, All monetary awards will be issued pending notification of will be broken by a tie-breaking judge (pre-determined by show drug testing results. If a horse tests positive for any unapproved management before the class begins). If a tie occurs for first drugs or unacceptable levels of approved medication, all place in any individual performance class judged complete or in ribbons, trophies, and other awards shall be held in escrow any individual performance class finals judged complete, there by the ApHC until notification of the Disciplinary Committee’s will be a work-off for first place only. Individual performance decision. classes include working hunter, western riding, reining, cutting, PREMIUM PAYBACK trail and judged roping events. No premium payback in classes is available at the National In the event of a tie in working cow horse, please see Rule Championship/Youth World Show per Board motion. Some 741.F in the Official Handbook of the Appaloosa Horse Club classes may be eligible for sponsored payouts. Some high-point for tie-breaking procedures. award winners are eligible for award checks. ELIMINATIONS: AWARD CALCULATIONS & TIE BREAKING PROCEDURES Any horse receiving a no-time or a no-score in an elimination FOR OPEN, YOUTH & NON-PRO AWARDS round will be eliminated. Horses will receive points towards special open, youth and Show management reserves the option of holding finals only non-pro awards for 1st through 10th place. First place will depending upon the number of entries in the class. receive 11 points, 2nd place will receive 9 points, and so on In case of a tie for the final qualifying position (except in down to 10th place which will receive 1 point unless otherwise Camas Prairie Stump Race and Nez Perce Stake Race) all those specified. If there are less than 10 horses in a class, scores will tied will go forward to the finals. In the event it is not necessary be based on the number competing with the 1st place horse to run an elimination round, the class will be run complete at the receiving one more point than the number of horses in the class, time the final round is scheduled. In Camas Prairie Stump Race the 2nd place horse receiving 2 fewer points than the 1st place and Nez Perce Stake Race, if a tie occurs in an elimination horse and the 3rd place horse receiving 1 less point than the round for the last position in the finals bracket, those horses tied 2nd place horse and so on down to last place which shall will re-run on time only with the fastest time advancing. receive 1 point unless otherwise specified. Once an elimination round has been held, no change of Unless otherwise stated under individual award listings, in the horse/exhibitor combination or tack/equipment is allowed for case of a tie in the open awards, the horse earning points in the the finals. In heading and heeling, the entrant must have the greater number of classes that count toward the award will be same helper in both the elimination and final rounds. the winner. If that fails to break the tie, the horse placing 1st-10th In most classes, when possible, the top 16 horses will be over the greatest number of total entries will be the victor. called back for the finals. In the case of a tie in the youth or non-pro division, the youth AWARDS or non-pro earning points in the greater number of classes that count toward the award will be the winner. If that fails to break NATIONAL POINTS the tie, the youth or non-pro earning points in the greater number In all ApHC nationally pointed open, non-pro and youth of performance classes will be the winner. If that fails to break classes, points will be awarded for each judge’s placings the tie, the youth or non-pro placing 1st-10th over the greatest according to the sliding scale in the ApHC Official Handbook. number of total entries will be the victor. Awards will be presented to the overall placings in the class as The ApHC does not accept responsibility for misprints in daily described under SCORING. award tabulations. All information is not final until verified. RIBBONS & TROPHIES OPEN SPECIAL AWARDS In all ApHC-approved/pointed classes, a Champion trophy is awarded to first place winners. The Reserve Champion trophy GRAND CHAMPION HALTER STALLION is presented to second place winners and ribbons are awarded $500, Grand Champion Trophy, & Neck Ribbon for first through tenth place. Sterling silver Montana Silversmiths belt buckle donated by Awards in the open derby and handy hunter classes are John Lovelace. sponsored by Windemere Equestrian Center. GRAND CHAMPION HALTER MARE MEDALLIONS & MEDALS $500, Grand Champion Trophy, & Neck Ribbon Open division classes are medallion classes except for Green Sterling silver Montana Silversmiths belt buckle donated by classes and Open Derby classes. There must be at least three John Lovelace. entries shown in an open division class for it to be considered GRAND CHAMPION HALTER GELDING eligible for a medallion. See Rule 702.I.3 for further information. $500, Grand Champion Trophy, & Neck Ribbon Non-pro classes are medal classes except for novice non-pro cutting, non-pro handy hunter, non-pro walk/trot classes, and CHAMPION WESTERN HORSE non-pro yearling longeline classes. There must be at least three $1,000, Custom Montana Silversmith buckle entries shown in a non-pro division class for it to be considered Classes that count toward this award are 341, 342, 343, eligible for a medal. See Rule 903.A for further information. 360, 381, 382, 421 and 422. Youth classes are not eligible for medallions or medals. 28 73rd National Appaloosa Show & 2021 World Championship Appaloosa Youth Show

CHAMPION ENGLISH HORSE NON-PRO SPECIAL AWARDS $1,000, Custom Montana Silversmith buckle Novice, 35 & Over, Masters and Walk/Trot non-pro classes Custom embroidered award from Schneider’s Saddlery only count toward awards in those respective divisions. They do Classes that count toward this award are 400, 430, 441, not count toward any other non-pro special awards. 442, 460 and 500. Non-pro handy hunter, non-pro cutting (all ages/divisions) and CHAMPION CATTLE HORSE non-pro yearling longeline classes do not count toward any non- $1,000, Custom Montana Silversmith buckle pro special awards. Classes that count toward this award are 160, 180, 220, A non-pro may use more than one horse and all points will be 230, 235, 240 and 250. combined except where specifically stated. CHAMPION GAMES HORSE GRAND & RESERVE CHAMPION NON-PRO HALTER $1,000, Custom Montana Silversmith buckle AWARDS Classes that count toward this award are 270, 280, 290, Grand Champion Trophy, & Neck Ribbon; Reserve Champion 300 and 600. Trophy & Neck Ribbon to grand & reserve grand champion non- pro halter mares, stallions & geldings. Grand Champion Non-Pro CHAMPION RANCH HORSE Halter Mare and Stallion will also receive a custom Montana $1,000, Custom Montana Silversmith buckle Silversmiths Buckle donated by John Lovelace. Classes that count toward this award are 541, 542, 552, First and second place winners in each non-pro halter class 554, 555, 556, 557, 558 and 559. are eligible to return and compete for grand and reserve ALL-AROUND NON-PRO AND YOUTH AWARDS grand champion honors within each sex division. If a non-pro In order to compete for all-around honors, a contestant must exhibitor wins in more than one class, they may ask another non- compete in at least 3 performance events. They must also pro exhibitor (who is not related to their trainer) to present their compete in 3 or more categories (halter is considered one additional horse(s) for judging for grand & reserve champion. category). Novice non-pro, 35 & over non-pro, masters non-pro, HALTER walk/trot non-pro, walk/trot youth, non-pro handy hunter, youth Montana Silversmiths buckles will be awarded to the 3rd place handy hunter, leadline and novice youth classes don’t count exhibitor in non-pro halter mares, stallions, geldings, and most toward these awards. colorful classes compliments of sponsor Aged Gelding - AS The winner of the all-around is determined by adding the COOL AS I AM. points earned by each contestant and his/her horse in every approved class in which he/she has placed in the top ten. Points ApHC ALL-AROUND NON-PRO are compiled on a one horse-one exhibitor basis. A contestant Points are accumulated on a one horse-one exhibitor basis. may exhibit more than one horse; however, the points earned Custom embroidered award from Schneider’s Saddlery by the contestant with each individual horse will be compiled Custom Montana Silversmith belt buckle separately. Trophy saddle Scoring and tie-breakers for this award are outlined under One year’s use of a three-horse gooseneck aluminum AWARD CALCULATIONS above. Sundowner Trailer sponsored by Twin Cities South Trailer Sales, No points are awarded to a disqualified contestant, regardless LLC of Pilot Point, TX of the number in the class. HIGH-POINT & RESERVE NON-PRO Categories for tabulation of the All-Around Awards are listed Custom Montana Silversmith buckle below and ONLY the following classes will count toward this Custom embroidered award from Schneider’s Saddlery award: In classes in which a non-pro can exhibit more than one horse • Showmanship at Halter, English Showmanship (youth only) (western riding, trail, reining, roping etc.), only the non-pro’s • Bareback Horsemanship, Hunt Seat Equitation, Hunt Seat highest placing in each class will count toward the high-point Equitation Over Fences, Saddle Seat Equitation, Western award. Horsemanship • Camas Prairie Stump Race, Figure 8 Stake Race, Keyhole HIGH-POINT & RESERVE NON-PRO MASTERS Race, Nez Perce Stake Race Custom Montana Silversmith buckle • Hunter Hack, Hunter Under Saddle, Pleasure Driving (non-pro Custom embroidered award from Schneider’s Saddlery only), Saddle Seat Pleasure, Trail, Western Pleasure, Western All non-pro masters classes count toward this award. In classes Riding, Working Hunter, Heritage (youth only), Ranch Trail, in which a non-pro can exhibit more than one horse (western Ranch Rail Pleasure, Ranch Riding riding, trail, reining etc.), only the non-pro’s highest placing in • Judged Tie-Down Roping, Judged Heading, Judged Heeling, each class will count toward the high-point award. Reining, Steer Daubing, Breakaway Roping, Working Cow HIGH-POINT & RESERVE 35 & OVER NON-PRO Horse (non-pro only), Timed Tie-Down Roping, Timed Heading Custom Montana Silversmith buckle & Heeling (non-pro only), Ranch Reining, Boxing Custom embroidered award from Schneider’s Saddlery • Halter (all age/sex divisions), Hunter In Hand (all age/sex All 35 & over non-pro classes count toward this award. In divisions), Most Colorful at Halter classes in which a non-pro can exhibit more than one horse (trail etc.), only the non-pro’s highest placing in each class will count

30 73rd National Appaloosa Show & 2021 World Championship Appaloosa Youth Show 31 73rd National Appaloosa Show & 2021 World Championship Appaloosa Youth Show toward the high-point award. N650, N660, N670, N680, N690. Calculation for this award is one horse-one exhibitor. HIGH-POINT & RESERVE NOVICE NON-PRO Custom Montana Silversmith buckle Custom embroidered award from Schneider’s Saddlery YOUTH SPECIAL AWARDS All novice non-pro classes (except novice cutting) count toward All youth classes count for youth high-point awards except this award. In classes in which a non-pro can exhibit more than novice, leadline, handy hunter (except as noted) and walk/trot one horse (trail etc.), only the non-pro’s highest placing in each classes. class will count toward the high-point award. Novice classes and walk/trot classes only count toward awards in those respective youth divisions. They do not count HIGH-POINT & RESERVE WALK/TROT NON-PRO toward any other youth special awards. Custom Montana Silversmith buckle A youth may use more than one horse and all points will be Custom embroidered award from Schneider’s Saddlery combined except where specifically stated. All non-pro walk/trot classes count toward this award except for novice cutting. In classes in which a non-pro can exhibit more HIGH-POINT YOUTH, 13 & UNDER than one horse (trail, games etc.), only the non-pro’s highest Trophy Saddle placing in each class will count toward the high-point award. Custom Montana Silversmith buckle Custom embroidered award from Schneider’s Saddlery NON-PRO SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD Multiple horses may be used. In classes in which a youth can Custom Montana Silversmith buckle exhibit more than one horse (trail, games etc.), only the youth’s CHAMPION NON-PRO GAMES HORSE highest placing in each class will count toward the high-point Custom Montana Silversmith buckle. award. Classes that count are N270, N281, N290, N301. RESERVE HIGH-POINT YOUTH, 13 & UNDER Calculation for this award is one horse-one exhibitor. Custom Montana Silversmith buckle CHAMPION NON-PRO CATTLE HORSE Custom embroidered award from Schneider’s Saddlery Custom Montana Silversmith buckle. Multiple horses may be used. In classes in which a youth can Classes that count are N390, N410, N420, N440, N450, exhibit more than one horse (trail, games etc.), only the youth’s N456, N600, N610, N620. Calculation for this award is one highest placing in each class will count toward the high-point horse-one exhibitor. award. CHAMPION NON-PRO HALTER EXHIBITOR HIGH-POINT YOUTH, 14-18 Custom Montana Silversmith buckle. Trophy Saddle Classes that count are N504, N505, N506, N507, N514, Custom Montana Silversmith buckle N515, N516, N517, N524, N525, N526, N527, N540, Custom embroidered award from Schneider’s Saddlery N550, N560, N570. Calculation for this award is based upon Multiple horses may be used. In classes in which a youth can the non-pro who may show multiple horses. exhibit more than one horse (trail, games etc.), only the youth’s highest placing in each class will count toward the high-point CHAMPION NON-PRO WESTERN EXHIBITOR award. Custom Montana Silversmith buckle. Classes that count are N330, N340, N350, N370. RESERVE HIGH-POINT YOUTH, 14-18 Calculation for this award is based upon the non-pro who may Custom Montana Silversmith buckle show multiple horses. Custom embroidered award from Schneider’s Saddlery Multiple horses may be used. In classes in which a youth can CHAMPION NON-PRO ENGLISH EXHIBITOR exhibit more than one horse (trail, games etc.), only the youth’s Custom Montana Silversmith buckle highest placing in each class will count toward the high-point Custom embroidered award from Schneider’s Saddlery award. Classes that count are N120, N130, N150, N170, N190. Calculation for this award is based upon the non-pro who may ApHC ALL-AROUND YOUTH show multiple horses. Trophy Saddle Custom Montana Silversmith buckle CHAMPION NON-PRO SHOWMANSHIP/EQUITATION Custom embroidered award from Schneider’s Saddlery EXHIBITOR One year’s use of a three-horse gooseneck aluminum Custom Montana Silversmith buckle Sundowner Trailer sponsored by Twin Cities South Trailer Sales, Custom embroidered award from Schneider’s Saddlery LLC of Pilot Point, TX Classes that count are N110, N140, N160, N310, N320, One youth, one-horse basis. See ALL-AROUND NON-PRO N360. Calculation for this award is based upon the non-pro AND YOUTH AWARD CALCULATION for rules. who may show multiple horses. HIGH-POINT & RESERVE CHAMPION NON-PRO RANCH HORSE WALK/TROT EXHIBITOR 10 & UNDER Custom Montana Silversmith buckle Custom Montana Silversmith buckle Non-pro classes that count toward the award are ranch classes

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Custom embroidered award from Schneider’s Saddlery at halter classes compliments of sponsor Aged Gelding - AS Multiple horses may be used. In classes in which a youth can COOL AS I AM. exhibit more than one horse (trail, games etc.), only the youth’s ADDITIONAL AWARDS highest placing in each class will count toward the high-point award. All walk/trot youth 10 & Under classes count toward AND SPONSORS this award. The Appaloosa Youth Association (AYA) will sponsor custom embroidered jackets for each youth* exhibitor who wins a HIGH-POINT & RESERVE World Championship Appaloosa youth title. Certificates will be WALK/TROT EXHIBITOR 11 - 18 presented to redeem at Tioga Territory. Custom Montana Silversmith buckle The Appaloosa Horse Club will sponsor custom embroidered Custom embroidered award from Schneider’s Saddlery jackets for open and non-pro* class champions at the National Multiple horses may be used. In classes in which a youth can Championship Appaloosa Show. Certificates will be presented exhibit more than one horse (trail etc.), only the youth’s highest to redeem at Tioga Territory. placing in each class will count toward the high-point award. All The Appaloosa Horse Club will sponsor custom embroidered walk/trot youth 11-18 classes count toward this award. jackets for each youth exhibitor who places second* at the HIGH-POINT 18 & UNDER EQUITATION RIDER World Championship Appaloosa Youth Show. Certificates will Custom Montana Silversmith buckle be presented to redeem at Tioga Territory. Custom embroidered award from Schneider’s Saddlery All Leadline exhibitors will receive a plush-stuffed horse in each Youth classes that count toward this award are Y131, Y132, class in which they compete compliments of the Appaloosa Y141, Y142, Y151, Y152, Y160, Y170. Horse Club. All Walk/Trot youth exhibitors will receive an item sponsored HIGH-POINT & RESERVE by Schneider’s Saddlery in each class in which they compete. NOVICE, 13 & UNDER As an official ApHC award supplier, Schneider’s Saddlery Custom Montana Silversmith buckle provides $3,500 in awards for the National Show & World Custom embroidered award from Schneider’s Saddlery Youth Show. Multiple horses may be used. In classes in which a youth can *One jacket per class for youth or non-pro exhibitors or exhibit more than one horse (trail etc.), only the youth’s highest exhibitors may choose to have all class wins embroidered on placing in each class will count toward the high-point award. All one jacket only for no additional fee. novice youth classes count toward this award. YOUTH ACTIVITIES HIGH-POINT & RESERVE NOVICE, 14-18 NEW! Custom Montana Silversmith buckle AYA TEAM CHALLENGE Custom embroidered award from Schneider’s Saddlery Developed and tabulated by the AYA Board of Directors. Multiple horses may be used. In classes in which a youth can Rules: exhibit more than one horse (trail etc.), only the youth’s highest • Teams must be a minimum of 2 and a maximum of 6 placing in each class will count toward the high-point award. All participants. novice youth classes count toward this award. • Team members do not need to reside in the same territory. Individuals may only be an official member of one team. YOUTH SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD • Teams receive points by participating in eligible activities Custom Montana Silversmith buckle and posting a photo including their team name and the RANDY CUTBIRTH MEMORIAL AWARD hashtag #AYAteamchallenge to Instagram. (Highest Scoring Youth Reiner) • Teams will receive a maximum of 1 point per team for Custom Montana Silversmith buckle-sponsored by the Friends participation in designated activities (must post photo and of Randy Cutbirth to the highest scoring youth reiner in Reining, hashtag). 18 & Under. • The winning team in any competitive activity will receive an additional 1 point for winning the activity (must still post OVERALL HIGH POINT GAMES EXHIBITOR photo and hashtag to receive participation point) Custom Montana Silversmith buckle • All teams must complete and return the Team Challenge Youth classes that count toward the award are Y211, Y212, enrollment form to the ApHC office no later than July 9. Y221, Y222, Y261, Y262, Y371, Y372. • Teams may earn points by participating in the following OVERALL HIGH POINT RANCH HORSE EXHIBITOR activities Custom Montana Silversmith buckle o July 25 – Boot scramble; wheel barrow race; general Youth classes that count toward the award are ranch classes membership meeting/ice cream social; egg toss; dog Y650, Y660, Y670, Y680, Y690. races July 26 – Aug 1 – daily online scavenger hunt; “Get HALTER o Spotted” daily photo with an Appaloosa Montana Silversmiths buckles will be awarded to the 3rd place exhibitor in youth halter mares, halter geldings and most colorful

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Hodges Badge Company, Inc. | 800-556-2440 | hodgesbadge.com/equestrian o Theme Days Eligibility: . July 26 – Team Decorating The contest is open to youth of 4-H, FFA and Appaloosa . July 27 – Beach Day Youth Association members. Teams will consist of three or four . July 28 – Denim Day members. When four team members compete, the three highest . July 29 – Breyer/Chocolatey Day scorers will make up the official team. Two age divisions are . July 30 – Blue Day based on the age of the youth as of January 1: . July 31 – State Theme • Junior (13 & Under) o August 1 – Team Challenge Parade • Senior (14–19) • In case of a tie for first place points in the AYA Team Classes to Be Judged (tentative) Challenge, a tie-breaker activity will be held on August 1 after • Halter—Four to five classes the team challenge parade. • Performance—Four to six classes that may include any of the following: Horsemanship, Hunter Hack, Hunter Under CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS COMPETITION Saddle, Reining, Western Pleasure, Western Riding, Eligibility: Hunt Seat Equitation, Trail or Ranch Riding (Ranch Horse The first and second place winners of the following classes Pleasure), or Hunter In-Hand. will be invited to compete in the Champion of Champions Oral Reasons— competition on Sunday, August 1: bareback horsemanship (13 1. Junior: 1 Set—Halter & under, 14-18), western horsemanship (13 & under, 14-18), 2. Senior: 4 Sets—2 Halter, 2 Performance hunt seat equitation (13 & under, 14-18), saddle seat equitation Awards: (18 & under). To be announced. Should an exhibitor win one or more of the above-listed classes, they may choose to compete in the Champion of Champions YOUTH EXHIBITORS OPENING DAY competition once for every win. Contestants must compete on the ICE CREAM SOCIAL & GAMES same horse and using the same equipment and attire used during On Sunday, July 25, the AYA Board of Directors is hosting a the class they won. Contestants will not be moved up to replace day of Youth World Show activities including a boot scramble, a contestant who does not choose to participate. wheel barrow races, general membership meeting & ice cream Conditions: social, egg toss and dog races to kick off the show in the Mustang Contestants will have a maximum of 3 minutes to complete Arena. Visit www.appaloosa.com for additional information. their self-designed pattern/routine. Contestants are allowed (and encouraged) to provide a CD or flashdrive with suitable music AYA COMMEMORATIVE SHOW T-SHIRT to be played during their individual work. There is no entry fee All youth exhibitors entered in the show may pick up their FREE to participate. commemorative show t-shirt at the Tioga Territory booth in the Awards: trade show. One t-shirt per exhibitor. Additional shirts may be Awards are sponsored by Deerfield Farm, LLC. purchased for $10/shirt. A custom Montana Silversmiths buckle, champion horse neck CLASS INFORMATION sash and one dozen roses in addition to the Coveted Champion of Champions 3-tier trophy will be presented to the overall APPALOOSA FOUNDATION PAID PRACTICES Champion of Champions! Pre-entry Fee: $25 (post entry fee $50) Judging: Paid practices for Western Pleasure and Hunter Under Saddle Panel of 3 judges will score each contestant’s equitation may be offered during the Show. To be eligible, the horse must pattern using a scale of 0-20. (Maximum possible—60 points). be entered in one of these classes at the show. A maximum These judges will also assess a separate score of 0-10 based of 24 entries will be accepted per class on a first-come basis, upon level of difficulty, musical interpretation (artistic impression) as determined by postmark or online entry date. Training aids etc. (Maximum possible—30 points). At the conclusion of each are allowed. Inhumane equipment or treatment is prohibited contestant’s individual pattern work, an applause meter will be in accordance with ApHC rules. All entry fees will benefit the used to measure the audience’s appreciation of the performance Appaloosa Foundation. Entrants must participate in the class with and a judge will assign a score of up to 10 points to be added the horse’s exhibitor number properly displayed. to each contestant’s total score. (Maximum possible—10 points). No refunds will be given for ApHCF paid practice class fees. The contestant with the highest overall score (maximum of 100 The pre-entry fee may be paid up until 6 p.m. the day prior to points possible) will be named the AYA Champion of Champions. the class. Entries that come to the arena the day of the classes and that are not pre-entered must pay $50 at the gate in order YOUTH HORSE JUDGING CONTEST to enter the class. Judging contest will be held Sunday, July 25 in the Super Duty TEAM ROPING Barn beginning at 8:30 a.m. In non-pro and youth judged heading and judged heeling Entry deadline July 1. Watch the ApHC website at www. classes, the non-pro or youth will be allowed to rope with any appaloosa.com on the National Show page for additional partner of their choosing. However, all partners must be members details and entry forms. in good standing of the ApHC and must ride horses registered with the ApHC.

36 73rd National Appaloosa Show & 2021 World Championship Appaloosa Youth Show 37 73rd National Appaloosa Show & 2021 World Championship Appaloosa Youth Show HERITAGE Eligibility: All entries in heritage classes must submit a type-written, a. Open to any horse that is eligible for Pre-Green Hunter, Green 14-point font, double-spaced description of their costume. This Hunter, Working Hunter, Youth Working Hunter, Non-Pro description must not be more than 200 words, written in third Working Hunter, Youth Equitation over Fences or Non-Pro person and submitted to the show office by 5 p.m. the day before Equitation over Fences. the class. This description will be read by the announcer during b. Professionals are not eligible to compete in this class. the class. The ApHC reserves the right to edit content. When the Judging: announcer has finished reading the description, each exhibitor a. The Handy Hunter class will be judged numerically and scored will have one minute (this will be timed) to answer questions on quality, movement, jumping style, handiness, manners and posed by the judges or to give additional information about their way of going. Pace and brilliance are to be rewarded. costume. At the expiration of the one-minute time limit, the judges b. In addition to a base score, an Option Bonus Score consisting will move on to the next exhibitor without delay. of two (2) additional points for every higher fence option jumped without a knockdown and a Handy Bonus Score NSBA DUAL-APPROVED CLASSES (NSBA) consisting of zero (0) to ten (10) bonus points to each horse Entry Fee - $20. No Post Entry fees. and rider combination for handiness of round. The three The ApHC has entered into an agreement with the National scores and sum total must be announced separately. Snaffle Bit Association (NSBA) to approve classes for NSBA i. Examples of handy options for the Handy Bonus Score points and awards. In order to compete for NSBA recognition, include, but are not limited to: a handy approach to the first the owner and exhibitor of the horse must be NSBA members. fence (such as doing a rollback or cantering straight from These classes will run concurrently with regular ApHC classes. the in gate), direct routes between jumps, hand galloping Those exhibitors who wish to compete for NSBA awards and long straight distances, choosing short approaches, taking points in the available classes must either complete the NSBA jumps at an angle, handy exit after jumping the last jump. entry form available online, or check the NSBA box under each c. The judges may not award the same base score to any two eligible class using the online entry system. competitors in the class. The ApHC will provide class results to NSBA for inclusion in d. All ties will be broken by the base score before adding any NSBA standings. Those exhibitors receiving first place NSBA height or handy bonuses. honors in these classes will also receive a NSBA trophy. To purchase NSBA membership, contact the NSBA at 4203 OPEN HUNTER DERBY Grove Avenue, Gurnee, IL 60031 (847) 623-6722 or fax Sponsored by Windemere Equestrian Center (847) 625-7435. Exhibitors and owners must present proof of This class is designed to simulate a classic hunter round with NSBA membership when checking in at the ApHC show office a more natural appearance and the option for more pace and or must pay for NSBA membership in order to show in the dual- handiness. Obstacles are reminiscent of the hunt field and jumps approved portion of the class. should have a variety of appearances, such as natural logs and No refunds will be given for NSBA dual-approved class fees. brush, coops, hedges, stone wall, white fence, etc. Jumps can NSBA memberships should be purchased in advance of be narrower, ground lines are not required, ditches are allowed entering the NSBA portion of any class. and straight approaches or related distance to fences are not For a complete list of eligible classes refer to the schedule and required. classes designated as “NSBA”. Class Specifications: a. A minimum of eight (8) fences set at appropriate heights and YOUTH AND NON-PRO HANDY HUNTER spreads will be used. Sponsored by Windemere Equestrian Center b. There will be at least one (1) higher option fence set three (3) The Handy Hunter class is designed to test skills riders and inches (3’) higher with spreads not to exceed the fence height. their horses might use in the field, such as on a foxhunt. A handy c. The course must include one (1) in and out, a bending line, hunter is a horse that is very easy to maneuver around a course and a single fence with a long approach. in a ring or on the hunt field. d. The course cannot use more than two (2) straight lines at a Class Specifications: related distance, all other jumps must be single fences or at a. There will only be one round. unrelated distances. b. A minimum of ten (10) fences set at appropriate heights e. Formal attire is preferred but not required. and spreads will be used. A minimum of two (2) additional Eligibility: obstacles, (not to be jumped) should be positioned on course a. Open to any horse that is eligible for Pre-Green Hunter, Green such that multiple approaches can be made to different jumps. Hunter, Working Hunter, Youth Working Hunter, Non-Pro c. There will be at least one (1) higher option fence set three (3) Working Hunter, Youth Equitation over Fences or Non-Pro inches (3’) higher with spreads not to exceed the fence height. Equitation over Fences. d. The course must include one (1) in and out, a bending line, Judging: and a trot fence. a. The Open Hunter Derby will be judged and numerically e. The course can include a hand gallop to a fence, open and/ scored on quality, movement, jumping style, manners and or close a gate, walk fence not to exceed twelve (12) inches way of going. Pace and brilliance are to be rewarded. (12”) in height, tight turns, long approach to a single oxer, multiple options to approach a fence, and pen type obstacles.

38 73rd National Appaloosa Show & 2021 World Championship Appaloosa Youth Show 39 73rd National Appaloosa Show & 2021 World Championship Appaloosa Youth Show b. In addition to a base score there will be an Option Bonus CONTACT INFORMATION Score consisting of two (2) additional points for every higher Appaloosa Horse Club fence option jumped without a knockdown. The two scores 2720 W Pullman Road and sum total must be announced separately. Moscow, ID 83843 c. Ties may be broken either by a predetermined tie-breaker 208.882.5578 phone judge or a jump off consisting of at least four (4) fences, 208.882.8150 fax jumped in an order verbally announced no more than five (5) [email protected] minutes before the jump off. www.appaloosa.com

NATIONAL SHOW CUTTING SHIPPING INFORMATION National Show cutting classes will be held in conjunction with If arriving June 24 – 30, ship to: the USCHA cutting at the All American Appaloosa Congress at Tulsa Expo Square the Hardy Murphy Coliseum in Ardmore, OK on Saturday, July Appaloosa National/Youth Show C/O Your Name 31. The ApHC-approved cutting at the All American Congress th will be Friday evening, July 30. 4000 E. 15 Street Entries: Tulsa, OK 74112 To pay pre-entry prices, complete your entries by mailing your hard copy entries to the ApHC office by July 2 OR by using Tulsa Expo Square does not accept shipments in advance of the online entry system by July 7. Contact the ApHC office for the show. instructions for late entries. All mail and packages must be picked up at the Expo Stall Reservations: Warehouse – Open Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. There is a separate stall reservation form on the ApHC web The last day for pick-up at the warehouse during the show is site specifically for the cutting event at Ardmore. Please complete Friday, July 30. and mail this form to ApHC by July 2 in order to secure stalls at the show. Check-In: Entries that show in Tulsa will check in at the show office in Tulsa to receive their back numbers, show packet etc. These back numbers will be used for National/Youth World Show classes in Tulsa and in Ardmore. Entries that will only show in National/Youth World Show cutting classes in Ardmore will check into the show office in Ardmore to receive back numbers and show packets. Prize Money: $150 will be paid back to the top entries in youth cutting, open junior cutting and open senior cutting with 60% to the first place horse and 40% to the second place horse. This prize money is sponsored by the Appaloosa Cutting Horse Association. National Points: There will be 2 NCHA judges for National/Youth World Show classes. Points earned under each judge will be doubled allowing exhibitors to earn 4 sets of points in National/Youth World Show classes. Scoring: Scores from both judges will be added together to determine overall placings. National Show awards as described in this premium book will be given to the top 10 in each of the following classes – junior, senior, non-pro, masters non-pro, novice non- pro and youth.These classes do not count toward any high-point awards at the show. All American Appaloosa Congress Cutting classes under 4 judges will be offered at the All American Appaloosa Congress on Friday evening, July 30 at the Hardy Murphy Coliseum in Ardmore, OK. For entries into this show, please visit www.allamericanappaloosacongress.com.

40 73rd National Appaloosa Show & 2021 World Championship Appaloosa Youth Show 41 73rd National Appaloosa Show & 2021 World Championship Appaloosa Youth Show Calling all Regional Clubs!

The Appaloosa Youth Association is requesting ApHC Regional Clubs to consider donating a basket for the AYA Silent Auction held during the Youth World Show!

Baskets can be a showcase of your area! Include local items that represent your area. If you plan to donate, please let us know by June 15th.

Contact Youth Coordinator, Amber Alsterlund for more information: (208) 882-5578 ext. 264 • [email protected]

42 73rd National Appaloosa Show & 2021 World Championship Appaloosa Youth Show All proceeds go to the Appaloosa Youth Association. SHOW OFFICIALS Executive Secretary...... Lynette Thompson Show Manager...... Keri Minden-LeForce Arena Manager...... Jack Owen Judges’ Advisor...... Joe Carter Director of Marketing...... Hannah Cassara Trade Show Coordinator...... Elaine Pierson Show Secretary / Judges’ Coordinator...... Debra Schnitzmeier Youth & Awards Coordinator...... Amber Alsterlund Scoring...... ApHC I.T. Staff Appaloosa Journal Editor...... Dana Russell Appaloosa Journal Advertising Director...... Hannah Cassar Appaloosa JournalShow Premium Art Director...... Barbara T. Lawrie Stall Manager...... Alpha Russell Assistant Stall Manager...... Lissa Jones Announcers...... Denny Oviatt, Georgianna Renouard Drug Testing Veterinarian...... Jeff Pollock, D.V.M SHOW SERVICES Show Veterinarian...... Pine Ridge Equine Hospital Farrier...... Kirk Knowlton Photographer...... Larry Williams Photography Videographer...... 3 2 1 Action Video Over Fences Course Equipment & Design...... Tucker Williams OFFICIAL JUDGES Ann Jones...... Flowery Branch, GA Dale Sullens...... Aubrey, TX Dee Dee Douglas...... Owensville, MO Don Beard...... Cheyenne, WY Harvey Stevens...... Ocala, FL Jeffrey Ray...... Owasso, OK Jill Paxton...... Ankeny, IA Kathy Boggetta...... Hartland, MI Linda Lee Long...... Marion, IN Michael Ochetto...... Belcher, LA NCHA CUTTING JUDGES TBA RING STEWARDS Alan Henderson...... Lafayette, NJ Cheryl Ogle...... Moscow, TN Cindy Dockter...... Coleman, TX Debbie McMasters...... Madison, TN Heather Northcutt...... Middletown, MO Jennifer Atwood...... Hermitage, TN John Tabb...... Greenbrier, TN Ron McMillian...... Collinsville, OK EQUIPMENT JUDGES Cindy Chilton-Moore...... Broken Arrow, OK Delena Doyle...... Azle,TX Sherry Haynes...... Stephenville, TX

43 73rd National Appaloosa Show & 2021 World Championship Appaloosa Youth Show 44 73rd National Appaloosa Show & 2021 World Championship Appaloosa Youth Show BUILT FORD TOUGH LIVESTOCK COMPLEX at Tulsa Expo Square, Tulsa, OK Tentative Schedule Saturday, July 24 7:30 AM - 24 hours Horses/Exhibitors move-In Stall Office Open Sunday, July 25 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM Show Office Open Check-in to pick up exhibitor numbers and packets 7:30 AM Vendors move-in

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Monday, July 26 Sponsored by: Heather Runyon Show Horses & Wagon Road Farm MUSTANG ARENA 7:30 AM PRE EQUIP/ OPTIONAL ENTRY CATTLE NSBA O290 Figure Eight Stake Race 145 Y317 Walk/Trot Figure Eight Stake Race, 10 & Under 90 Y371 Figure Eight Stake Race, 13 & Under 90 Y372 Figure Eight Stake Race, 14-18 90 N297 Non-Pro Walk/Trot Figure 8 Stake Race - NEW 145 N290 Non-Pro Figure Eight Stake Race 145 O270 Keyhole Race 145 Y316 Walk/Trot Keyhole Race, 10 & Under 90 Y261 Keyhole Race, 13 & Under 90 Y262 Keyhole Race, 14-18 90 N277 Non-Pro Walk/Trot Keyhole Race - NEW 145 N270 Non-Pro Keyhole Race 145 RE-SET ARENA O180 Judged Tie-Down Roping 145 40 Y250 Breakaway Roping, 18 & Under 90 40 N440 Non-Pro Breakaway Roping 145 40 N600 Non-Pro Judged Tie-Down Roping 145 40 O220 Timed Tie-Down Roping 145 40 N410 Non-Pro Timed Tie-Down Roping 145 40 O230 Judged Heading 145 40 N610 Non-Pro Judged Heading 145 40 Y710 Judged Heading, 18 & Under 90 40 O235 Judged Heeling 145 40 N620 Non-Pro Judged Heeling 145 40 Y720 Judged Heeling, 18 & Under 90 40

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irs of the Come see us down sta Built Ford Tough Arena! 502 East Main St. 1-620-431-2479 Chanute, KS 66720 tiogaterritory.com/ApHC 46 73rd National Appaloosa Show & 2021 World Championship Appaloosa Youth Show PRE EQUIP/ OPTIONAL ENTRY CATTLE NSBA O240 Heading & Heeling 145 40 N390 Non-Pro Heading & Heeling 145 40 Y350 Steer Daubing, 18 & Under 90 40 O250 Steer Daubing 145 40 N420 Non-Pro Steer Daubing 145 40 FORD TRUCK ARENA 6:30 AM Over Fences Warm-Up Classes ApHC Over Fence Paid Practice – Classes 2’6” – 2’9” ApHC Over Fence Paid Practice – Classes 2’9” – 3’0” ApHC Over Fence Paid Practice – Classes 3’0” – 3’3” / 3’3”+ 8:30 AM O523 Pre-Green Hunter 145 40 N160 Non-Pro Hunt Seat Equitation Over Fences 110 40 Y170 Hunt Seat Equitation Over Fences, 18 & Under 90 40 3O520 Green Hunter 145 40 20 3N170 Non-Pro Working Hunter 145 40 20 3O500 Working Hunter 145 40 20 3Y360 Working Hunter, 18 & Under 90 40 20 Derby Practice Round O525 Windemere Open Derby 145 40 Handy Hunter Practice Round N175 Windemere Non-Pro Handy Hunter 145 40 Handy Hunter Practice Round Y367 Windemere Handy Hunter, 18 & Under 90 40 RE-SET ARENA Y311 Walk/Trot Hunt Seat Equitation, 10 & Under 90 Y811 Walk/Trot Hunt Seat Equitation, 11-18 90 N110 Non-Pro Hunt Seat Equitation 110 Y151 Hunt Seat Equitation, 13 & Under 90 Y152 Hunt Seat Equitation, 14-18 90 O424 Ladies’ Western Pleasure 145 Y621 Novice Hunt Seat Equitation, 13 & Under 90 Y622 Novice Hunt Seat Equitation, 14-18 90 3N120 Non-Pro Hunter Under Saddle 145 20 3O360 Western Riding 145 20 Tuesday, July 27 Sponsored by: The Shepherd Family MUSTANG ARENA 7:30 AM O160 Working Cow Horse 145 70 N456 Non-Pro Working Cow Horse 145 70 3Y670 Ranch Trail, 18 & Under 90 40 20 3O556 Junior Ranch Trail 145 40 20 3O557 Senior Ranch Trail 145 40 20 3N670 Non-Pro Ranch Trail 145 40 20 RE-SET ARENA Y456 Boxing, 18 & Under 90 70 N450 Non-Pro Working Cow Horse 145 70 AWARD Champion Cattle Horse AWARD Champion Non-Pro Cattle Horse O300 Nez Perce Stake Race - ELIMINATIONS 145 O300 Nez Perce Stake Race FINALS FORD TRUCK ARENA 7:30 AM N514 Non-Pro Yearling Fillies 145 N515 Non-Pro Two-Year-Old Mares 145 N516 Non-Pro Three-Year-Old Mares 145 N517 Non-Pro Aged Mares 145 N518 Non-Pro Performance Halter Mares - NEW 145 Grand & Reserve Champion Non-Pro Mares 3N570 Non-Pro Hunter in Hand Geldings 145 20 3N550 Non-Pro Hunter in Hand Stallions 145 20 3N560 Non-Pro Hunter in Hand Mares 145 20

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VisitTulsa.Com PRE EQUIP/ OPTIONAL ENTRY CATTLE NSBA 3Y641 Novice Hunter Under Saddle, 13 & Under 90 20 3Y642 Novice Hunter Under Saddle, 14-18 90 20 Y307 Walk/Trot Hunter Under Saddle, 10 & Under 90 Y807 Walk/Trot Hunter Under Saddle, 11-18 90 3Y322 Hunter Under Saddle, 14-18 90 20 3Y321 Hunter Under Saddle, 13 & Under 90 20 3O442 Senior Hunter Under Saddle 145 20 3O365 Green Western Riding 145 20 3O400 Hunter Hack 145 20 20 3N150 Non-Pro Hunter Hack 145 20 20 3Y380 Hunter Hack, 18 & Under 90 20 20 3N128 Masters Non-Pro Hunter Under Saddle 145 20 O423 Men's Western Pleasure 145 N118 Masters Non-Pro Hunt Seat Equitation 110 Y390 Heritage, 18 & Under 90 3O430 Pleasure Driving 145 20 3N190 Non-Pro Pleasure Driving 145 20 Wednesday, July 28 Sponsored by: Lazy Faire Ranch MUSTANG ARENA 8:30 AM Y124 English Showmanship, 13 & Under 90 Y125 English Showmanship, 14-18 90 3Y530 Hunter in Hand, Mares 90 20 3Y540 Hunter in Hand, Geldings 90 20 N301 Non-Pro Nez Perce Stake Race - ELIMINATIONS 145 Y315 Walk/Trot Nez Perce Stake Race, 10 & Under 90 Y221 Nez Perce Stake Race, 13 & Under - ELIMINATIONS 90 Y222 Nez Perce Stake Race, 14-18 - ELIMINATIONS 90 N307 Non-Pro Walk/Trot Nez Perce Stake Race - NEW 145 N301 Non-Pro Nez Perce Stake Race FINALS Y221 Nez Perce Stake Race, 13 & Under FINALS Y222 Nez Perce Stake Race, 14-18 FINALS Y330 Saddle Seat Pleasure, 18 & Under 90 Y160 Saddle Seat Equitation, 18 & Under 90 3Y680 Ranch Riding, 18 & Under 90 20 FORD TRUCK ARENA 7:30AM Y690 Ranch Reining, 18 & Under 90 O341 Junior Reining 145 N504 Non-Pro Yearling Colts 145 N505 Non-Pro Two-Year-Old Stallions 145 N506 Non-Pro Three-Year-Old Stallions 145 N507 Non-Pro Aged Stallions 145 N508 Non-Pro Performance Halter Stallions - NEW 145 Grand & Reserve Champion Non-Pro Stallions 3O432 Yearling Longe Line, Hunter - NEW 145 20 3O022 Hunter in Hand Mares 145 20 3O023 Hunter in Hand Geldings 145 20 3O021 Hunter in Hand Stallions 145 20 O393 Men’s Heritage/runs concurrent with Ladies’ Heritage 145 O394 Ladies’ Heritage/runs concurrent with Mens’ Heritage 145 3N129 Novice Non-Pro Hunter Under Saddle 110 20 N370 Non-Pro Reining 145 N125 Non-Pro 35 & Over Hunter Under Saddle 145 3O422 Senior Western Pleasure 145 20 3N680 Non-Pro Ranch Riding 145 20 N119 Novice Non-Pro Hunt Seat Equitation 110 N115 Non-Pro 35 & Over Hunt Seat Equitation 110 3O554 Junior Ranch Riding 145 20 3O441 Junior Hunter Under Saddle 145 20 3N348 Masters Non-Pro Western Riding 145 20

49 3 NSBA dual-approved classes 50 73rd National Appaloosa Show & 2021 World Championship Appaloosa Youth Show Thursday, July 29 Sponsored by: Mike and Paige Berry Total Refrigeration LLC MUSTANG ARENA 7:30 AM PRE EQUIP/ OPTIONAL ENTRY CATTLE NSBA 3Y660 Ranch Rail Pleasure, 18 & Under 90 20 O280 Camas Prairie Stump Race - ELIMINATIONS 145 O280 Camas Prairie Stump Race FINALS AWARD Champion Games Horse Y300 Leadline, 6 & Under 0 Y131 Bareback Horsemanship, 13 & Under 90 Y132 Bareback Horsemanship, 14-18 90 Y611 Novice Western Horsemanship, 13 & Under 90 Y612 Novice Western Horsemanship, 14-18 90 Y813 Walk/Trot Western Horsemanship, 11-18 90 Y313 Walk/Trot Western Horsemanship, 10 & Under 90 Y141 Western Horsemanship, 13 & Under 90 Y142 Western Horsemanship, 14-18 90 FORD TRUCK ARENA 7:30 AM N524 Non-Pro Yearling Geldings 145 N525 Non-Pro Two-Year-Old Geldings 145 N526 Non-Pro Three-Year-Old Geldings 145 N527 Non-Pro Aged Geldings 145 N528 Non-Pro Performance Halter Geldings - NEW 145 Grand & Reserve Champion Non-Pro Geldings N310 Non-Pro Showmanship 110 N540 Non-Pro Most Colorful at Halter 145 AWARD Champion Non-Pro Halter Exhibitor N318 Masters Non-Pro Showmanship 110 O342 Senior Reining 145 3N532 Non-Pro Yearling Longe Line, Hunter - NEW 145 20 N127 Non-Pro Walk/Trot Hunter Under Saddle 145 O541 Junior Ranch Reining 145 N335 Non-Pro 35 & Over Western Pleasure 145 3N660 Non-Pro Ranch Rail Pleasure 145 20 3O427 Three-Year-Old Snaffle Bit Western Pleasure 145 20 N117 Non-Pro Walk/Trot Hunt Seat Equitation 110 3O555 Senior Ranch Riding 145 20 N325 Non-Pro 35 & Over Western Horsemanship 110 Y190 Reining, 18 & Under 90 O460 Saddle Seat Pleasure 145 N690 Non-Pro Ranch Reining 145 Friday, July 30 Sponsored by: France Appaloosas, home of Tell Me Im Hot MUSTANG ARENA 8:30 AM Y309 Walk/Trot Trail, 10 & Under 90 40 Y809 Walk/Trot Trail, 11-18 90 40 3Y607 Novice Trail, 14-18 90 40 20 3Y606 Novice Trail, 13 & Under 90 40 20 3Y292 Trail, 14-18 90 40 20 3Y291 Trail, 13 & Under 90 40 20 RE-SET ARENA N287 Non-Pro Walk/Trot Camas Prairie Stump Race - NEW 145 N281 Non-Pro Camas Prairie Stump Race - ELIMINATIONS 145 Y314 Walk/Trot Camas Prairie Stump Race, 10 & Under 90 Y211 Camas Prairie Stump Race, 13 & Under - ELIMINATIONS 90 Y212 Camas Prairie Stump Race, 14-18 - ELIMINATIONS 90 N281 Non-Pro Camas Prairie Stump Race FINALS Y211 Camas Prairie Stump Race, 13 & Under FINALS Y212 Camas Prairie Stump Race, 14-18 FINALS FORD TRUCK ARENA 7:30 AM Y409 Youth Senior Mares, Three & Older 90 Y509 Youth Senior Geldings, Three & Older 90

51 3 NSBA dual-approved classes 52 73rd National Appaloosa Show & 2021 World Championship Appaloosa Youth Show PRE EQUIP/ OPTIONAL ENTRY CATTLE NSBA Y650 Youth Ranch Horse Conformation 90 Y520 Youth Most Colorful at Halter 90 Y408 Youth Junior Mares, Two & Under 90 Y508 Youth Junior Geldings, Two & Under 90 O542 Senior Ranch Reining 145 AWARD Champion Youth Ranch Horse O054 Yearling Fillies 145 O055 Two-Year-Old Mares 145 O056 Three-Year-Old Mares 145 O057 Aged Mares 145 O059 Performance Halter Mares 145 Grand & Reserve Champion Mares 3O558 Junior Ranch Rail Pleasure 145 20 3O421 Junior Western Pleasure 145 20 3O559 Senior Ranch Rail Pleasure 145 20 N360 Non-Pro Bareback Horsemanship 110 O552 Open Ranch Horse Conformation 145 N650 Non-Pro Ranch Horse Conformation 145 AWARD Champion Ranch Horse AWARD Champion Non-Pro Ranch Horse AWARD Champion English Horse 3N339 Novice Non-Pro Western Pleasure 110 20 3N338 Masters Non-Pro Western Pleasure 145 20 N329 Novice Non-Pro Western Horsemanship 110 N328 Masters Non-Pro Western Horsemanship 110 N130 Non-Pro Saddle Seat Pleasure 145 N140 Non-Pro Saddle Seat Equitation 110 Saturday, July 31 Sponsored by: Samantha and Olivia Johnson MUSTANG ARENA 8:30 AM 3O385 Green Trail 145 40 20 3O381 Junior Trail 145 40 20 3O382 Senior Trail 145 40 20 RE-SET ARENA 3O431 Yearling Longe Line, Western - NEW 145 20 FORD TRUCK ARENA 7:30 AM N315 Non-Pro 35 & Over Showmanship 110 N319 Novice Non-Pro Showmanship 110 3Y342 Western Pleasure, 14-18 90 20 3Y341 Western Pleasure, 13 & Under 90 20 O031 Yearling Colts 145 O032 Two-Year-Old Stallions 145 O033 Three-Year-Old Stallions 145 O034 Aged Stallions 145 O035 Performance Halter Stallions 145 Grand & Reserve Champion Stallions 3O447 Green Hunter Under Saddle 145 20 AWARD Champion Non-Pro Games Horse AWARD Champion Non-Pro English Exhibitor Y308 Walk/Trot Western Pleasure, 10 & Under 90 Y808 Walk/Trot Western Pleasure, 11-18 90 N337 Non-Pro Walk/Trot Western Pleasure 145 3N330 Non-Pro Western Pleasure 145 20 3Y631 Novice Western Pleasure, 13 & Under 90 20 3Y632 Novice Western Pleasure, 14-18 90 20 AWARD Champion Western Horse N327 Non-Pro Walk/Trot Western Horsemanship 110 3Y270 Western Riding, 18 & Under 90 20 N320 Non-Pro Western Horsemanship 110 HARDY MURPHY COLISEUM – ARDMORE, OK 8:00 AM O142 Senior Cutting 145 140 O141 Junior Cutting 145 140

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54 3 NSBA dual-approved classes PRE EQUIP/ OPTIONAL ENTRY CATTLE NSBA N380 Non-Pro Cutting 145 140 Y180 Cutting, 18 & Under 90 140 N388 Masters Non-Pro Cutting 145 140 N389 Novice Non-Pro Cutting 145 140 Sunday, August 1 Sponsored by: Missouri Ledge Appaloosas MUSTANG ARENA 7:30 AM 3N350 Non-Pro Trail 145 40 20 N355 Non-Pro 35 & Over Trail - NEW 145 40 3N358 Masters Non-Pro Trail 145 40 20 3N359 Novice Non-Pro Trail 110 40 20 N357 Non-Pro Walk/Trot Trail 145 40 RE-SET ARENA 3N531 Non-Pro Yearling Longe Line, Western - NEW 145 20 3N340 Non-Pro Western Riding 145 20 FORD TRUCK ARENA 7:30 AM O074 Yearling Geldings 145 O075 Two-Year-Old Geldings 145 O076 Three-Year-Old Geldings 145 O077 Aged Geldings 145 O078 Performance Halter Geldings 145 Grand & Reserve Champion Geldings O086 Most Colorful at Halter 145 Y118 Showmanship at Halter, 14-18 90 Y117 Showmanship at Halter, 13 & Under 90 3O444 Three-Year-Old Snaffle Bit Hunter Under Saddle 145 20 Y306 Showmanship at Halter, 10 & Under (walk/trot) 90 Y602 Novice Showmanship, 14-18 90 Y601 Novice Showmanship at Halter, 13 & Under 90 3O425 Green Western Pleasure 145 20 AYA CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS AWARDS High-Point Youth Over Fences Exhibitor High-Point 18 & Under Equitation Rider Champion Non-Pro Showmanship/Equitation Exhibitor High-Point Youth Games Exhibitor Champion Non-Pro Western Exhibitor Randy Cutbirth Memorial Buckle - High Scoring Youth Reiner High-Point & Reserve Walk-Trot Youth, 10 & Under High-Point & Reserve Walk-Trot Youth, 11-18 High-Point & Reserve Walk/Trot Non-Pro High-Point & Reserve Novice Youth, 13 & Under High-Point & Reserve Novice Youth, 14-18 High-Point & Reserve Novice Non-Pro High-Point & Reserve Youth, 13 & Under High-Point & Reserve Youth, 14-18 High-Point & Reserve Masters Non-Pro High-Point & Reserve 35 & Over Non-Pro High-Point & Reserve Non-Pro Youth Sportsmanship Award Non-Pro Sportsmanship Award Overall High-Point Youth All-Around Youth ApHC All-Around Non-Pro

55 3 NSBA dual-approved classes Platinum Sponsors

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Silver Sponsor Bronze Sponsors Merchandising &

The Original Designer of Event Partners English and Western Jewelry Windemere

Saddle Sponsors All Around Non-Pro High Point Youth 13 & Under Central Washington Equine Hospital Sue Scobee & Wilburn Archer All Around Youth High Point Youth 14-18 In Honor of Gayle Matson Kozaks years of dedication The Grange Co-Op of Issaquah, WA to the Appaloosa Breed

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