FRASER VALLEY REINING CLUB a chapter of the Western Canadian Reining Association

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1 FRASER VALLEY REINING CLUB a chapter of the Western Canadian Reining Association PRESENTS SLiDE OUT WEST HERITAGE PARK, CHILLIWACK, B.C. JUNE 15-17, 2018 JUDGE: ABBY COSENZA, ARIZONA Affiliate Qualifier *FEATURING* A FULL SLATE OF CLASSES WCRA BEGINNER CLASSES YOUTH CLASSES AQHA CLASSES RANCH RIDING CLASSES GREAT PRIZES IN EVERY CLASS Entries Accepted Online!! Payments by Etransfer will be accepted HOST HOTEL: Comfort Inn, Chilliwack Luckakuck Way, Chilliwack, BC V2R 3C7 (604) Enquiries: Show Manager / President (Christie) ickerr@shaw.ca Vice President (Stephanie) slmtodd@hotmail.com Entries Mailed by May 11, 2018 or Online/Faxed/ by May 18, 2018 Deb Fortner, Show Secretary Fax (866) Sales@reinerware.com ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED ONLINE at

2 Show Schedule Thursday, June 14, 2018 Saturday, June 16, :00 pm - Stabling Available DO NOT ARRIVE EARLY! 4:30 pm - Main Arena Open for practice (closed at 5:45pm) 6:00 pm - Paid warm-ups begin 9:00 pm - Paid warm-ups end 9:10 pm - Main Arena Open for practice - Circle on the Hour Stopping on the Half Hour 7:30 am - Show Office Opens 7:30 am - Main Arena closes for preparation 8:00 am - Classes Begin Friday, June 15, 2018 Sunday, June 17, :00 am - Show Office opens 8:00 am - Paid warm-ups begin 12:15pm - Arena closes for preparation 1:00 pm - Classes Begin 7:30 am - Show Office Opens 7:30 am - Main Arena closes for preparation 8:00 am - Classes Begin NOTE: SHOW OFFICE WILL CLOSE WHEN CLASSES CONCLUDE FOR THE DAY. Class Conditions CLASSES: See current rulebook WCRA CLASSES: See current WCRA rule book 3. AQHA CLASSES: See current AQHA rule book 4. SHORT STIRRUP CLASS: Open to any youth rider who s age 10 or under on January 1 of the current year FVRC BEGINNER FREESTYLE - 6. FUTURE REINERS For Youth (age 18 & under as of Jan 1st); may be assisted in arena by an adult (if needed); riders may choose May be ridden 1 or 2 handed; any legal headgear. Required maneuvers - 2 Stops, 1 back up, 1 rollback and 4 consecutive in each direction. Maximum 3 1/2 minute time limit starts at the beginning of the music or the beginning of the introduction (whichever is first) and ends with the music or when the rider indicates that the run is complete. Riders may not have won a year end championship or reserve championship in Freestyle. the size and speed of circles (excessive speed is discouraged); riders may hold saddle, ride one or two handed (and switch if needed without penalty; western saddle and legal bit; closed reins may be used (which may include Rommel, roping, crossed, knotted or taped reins); riders must wear approved riding helmet and proper riding boots with a heel; western attire recommended (but not mandatory); may use any horse (not restricted to ownership) and horse may be ridden in class by multiple riders (but not more than three times) Walk, Trot or Lope any two reining maneuvers. Walk to centre and stop facing Judge, start maneuvers. Comments only from Judge (not judged). 7. SLIDE OUT WEST LEAD LINE - Must be (8 years and under) - To be shown at a walk only, exhibitors in this class may not cross enter into any other class at this show that requires a jog/trot or lope. Horse must be shown in appropriate equipment, including bridle and saddle with the addition of a lead line or halter and lead line. Warm Up Etiquette look for information posters Those circling have right of way over those running down and/or stopping Circling on hour Stopping on ½ hour

3 General Rules Section A. Entrance Requirements: 1. Open to all breeds and grade horses. 2. rules apply to all classes. All AQHA rules apply to AQHA classes. All WCRA classes will follow the current WCRA High Point Rule Book. Copies of these rules are available at or or 3. Owners/riders who are not WCRA members are no longer required to pay a show fee in order to compete at WCRA approved shows. However, in order to be eligible for high point awards, owners/riders must be members. 4. classes: Both owners and riders must be current members to compete in classes. Horses must have a valid competition license to compete in classes. 5. AQHA classes: Both owners and riders must be current AQHA members to compete in AQHA classes. 6. To qualify for the WCRA Highpoint, both owner & rider must be WCRA members and the same horse/rider combination must ride in all 3 qualifier shows. 7. Riders and Horse owners must provide current HCBC membership numbers or proof of liability insurance. 8. All contestants must sign a waiver before their show package will be released. 9. Photocopies of competition license, registration, and membership cards must accompany entries for both owner & rider. 10. Competitors entering concurrent classes will pay only the higher of the judge s fees. 11. Payment accepted by Cheque or Etransfer. Cheques must be made out to the FVRC in Canadian funds and must be POSTMARKED by May 11th, 2018 Etransfer payments for scanned/faxed entries must be sent to ickerr@shaw.ca by May 18th, No one under the age of 19 will be permitted to handle, ride or show a stallion on the show grounds at any time. 13. Entries close May 18th, Mailed entries must be postmarked by May 11th and accompanied by a cheque for all fees. NEW FOR 2018: Entries can be made online at Scanned or faxed entries will also be accepted ONLY if accompanied with an Etransfer of funds sent to ickerr@shaw.ca by May 18th, If an Etransfer is not received by the appropriate deadline, entries will be considered post entries. We are trying to make the entry process a bit smoother for you by not having to mail all of your paperwork to the secretary, but please note: if you enter the class, you are in the class and will pay for the class unless you scratch properly, NO EXCEPTIONS! Also, you will NOT be entered into a class until you have provided all of the proper paperwork for the class and with this you run the risk of being a post entry if you do not provide your proper paperwork. This means that if you do not provide the show secretary with the rider and owners 2018 membership cards and/or horses proper competition license, you will not be entered into the class until you do and you run the risk of paying the post entry fee if it applies. Entries, HCBC, AQHA and Paperwork and can be: Faxed to or SCAN and your entry and applicable paperwork to sales@reinerware.com or Enter online at - HCBC, and AQHA paperwork entered through this system as well. Please do not send an saying enter me in class 2, 4 and 9. Please fill out your forms, sign the release and . If you fax your entry, PLEASE send a follow-up to Deb at sales@reinerware.com letting her know you have faxed the entry so she can look for it AND respond to you that she received it! Section B. Penalties, Fines, and Refunds: 1. Payment must be faxes or ed by the entry deadline or post entry fees will apply. Post entry fees are $ NSF cheques are not considered timely payment and post entry fees will apply. A $50.00 NSF charge will also apply. Accounts will have 7 days to be paid in full by cash or money order or they will be reported to the for further disciplinary action. 3. Scratches accompanied with a vet certificate and received 5 days prior to the start of the show, will receive their stall fee as refund. No other refunds will be given. 4. Substitutions will be accepted with a vet certificate and a $25 substitution fee. 5. Once the show is complete credits will be mail refund cheque from FVRC. Payments made by credit card will be credited to your credit card. Section C. Pay Out (payouts will be sent to class winners after all paper work is cleared through ): 1. payback percentages will be used to calculate pay outs unless otherwise stipulated. Payouts are according to rules. Show will retain 50% of entry fees. 2. WCRA will retain 50% of entry fees. Any payouts in WCRA Classes will be made in accordance to rules 3. All money is stated in Canadian funds. All paybacks will be in Canadian funds. Payouts less than $10 will be considered a donation to FVRC Section D. Eligibility: 1. It is the competitor s responsibility to be aware of their earnings and enter classes accordingly. Eligibility criteria are explained in the class list provided in the show package for all classes and are as of Jan 1st, current year. 2. classes use earnings only, which are moneys earned in a approved event. eligibility lists are available at Section E. Post Entries: 1. Post entries will be accepted up to 2 hours prior to class start; with the exception of the first class of the day, which must be post entered by 4:00pm the day before. NO EXCEPTIONS! Late Fees will apply. It is show management s discretion as to when the draw is posted. 2. Post entries will be charged an FLAT fee of $50.00 per horse. 3. Post entries will be to the start (beginning) of the regular draw for Friday & Saturday classes and at the end of the draw on Sunday. 4. Show committee reserves the right to close post entries at any time.

4 Section F. Stalls, and Arena Availability: 1. See show schedule for specific move in time & show office hours. 2. The show committee reserves the right to close the arena for maintenance at any time they deem necessary. 3. Every horse on the grounds (stabled or haul in) will be charged the $45 Show/Grounds Fee. Haul in fee will be $20.00 per day. Leadline is exempt from the office and haul in fee. Youth receive a reduced rate of $30 for the Office fee which includes haul in fee (Applicable only if solely registered in youth classes). 4. Warm Up arena will be available 24 hours per day from Thursday after 4 pm, except for harrowing. 5. Show competitors only in Warm Up & Main arenas. 6. Stalls will be available Thursday afternoon at 4:00 pm, and must be vacated no later than 9:00 pm Sunday bags of shavings are included in stall fee, additional bags may be purchased through the show office. Tack stalls do not come with bedding, therefore have a reduced rate. 8. All horses on the grounds, whether stalled or not, must be entered in a minimum of one class at the show. 9. Competition arena will be open for riding beginning on Thursday following the completion of the paid warm-ups and following each day s classes. Show competitors only in the competition and warm-up arena for riding. 10. Stalls must be booked with entries and are limited. Tack stalls are available on a first come first served basis. Additional stalls may not be available for post entries. Please check for availability with show committee. Section G. Show Management: 1. Any concerns must be directed to the show representative s attention. 2. No mistreatment or abuse of a horse will be tolerated. 3. All competitors and spectators must conduct themselves in a sportsman like manner at all times. 4. Show management decisions will be final and binding. 5. Slide Out West show management reserves the right to cancel, postpone, or reschedule this event without notice at any time prior to the event and without liability to Slide Out West, FVRC or WCRA. Entry fees will be returned in the case of cancellation. Section H. Parking: 1. RV/Trailer hookups are available at Chilliwack Heritage Park for $30.00 per night and include power only. All RV/Trailers will be required to display camping registration card (provided by show office) in a visible location during the show as proof of camping registration. 2. Dry Camping will be offered at $10.00 per night. 3. Please park in designated parking areas only. Any vehicles parked in an un-authorized area will be moved at the owner s expense. 4. No vehicles or trailers are permitted to park for longer than 10 minutes to unload at the back of the stabling area. Section I. General Information: 1. Website posting is for information purposes only and is considered draft only. In the case of a difference between the website and the show office, the show office information will be final. 2. All reining classes will be judged according to the 2018 WCRA rulebook except where designated as classes, which will be judged according to the 2018 rulebook. Where possible WCRA follows rules. The WCRA rulebook is available at or by contacting the Show Secretary. AQHA classes will follow AQHA rule book. 3. The Fraser Valley Reining Club show committee will select patterns. The patterns will be posted a minimum of one hour prior to the start of the competition. Patterns are also available at or 4. All protests and complaints must be submitted to the show committee in writing. 5. All Champions and Reserve Champions must report to the photographer for sponsor photos. Section J. Draw: 1. The draw will occur on 10:00 am for Friday classes; on 4:00 pm for Saturday classes; & 4:00 pm for Sunday classes 2. The draw will not be posted until the show secretary has time to complete gate print ads and post at in gate. Day sheets will not be printed for this show. 3. Once the draw has occurred you will not receive a refund if you scratch. If you scratch before the draw is completed you will not be charged.. 4. Even if you have a Veterinarian or Doctor s note, unless you have scratched your classes prior to the draw you will still be charged. Section K. Equipment: 1. Equipment must be used as stated in the, AQHA & WCRA Rule Books, unless otherwise specified. See WCRA rule book at 2. After each work, bits will be dropped and viewed by the judge or designate. 3. Classes where running martingales are allowed, rein stoppers must be used. 4. All youth under the age of 19 years old are required to wear an approved helmet at all times while mounted on the grounds. Youth are not permitted to handle or ride stallions on the grounds at any time. Section L. Animal and Bicycle/Scooter Control: 1. Dogs are to remain on leash and must be kept under control at all times. Please clean up after your dog and respect signs restricting access to outdoor areas and green spaces. Dogs can cause safety hazards. Please be attentive in high traffic areas 2. Bicycles or motorized scooters are not permitted anywhere in the indoor arenas or stabling areas

5 FRASER VALLEY REINING CLUB SLiDE OUT WEST 2018 CLASS LIST Friday, June 15, :00 PM START - Arena closes at 12:30pm CLASSES WITH THE SAME LETTER RUN CONCURRENTLY. CONCURRENT CLASSES PAY ONLY THE HIGHER JUDGES FEE AND ONE HIGH-POINT FEE. Post entries will be to the start (beginning) of the regular draw on Friday and Saturday. Sunday post entries will be at the end of the class. CLASS ELIGIBILITY DESCRIPTION For Complete Description, refer to Handbook. For complete WCRA descriptions, refer to WCRA rule book 1. A Buck or Two Open to all riders; No lead change; 2 handed optional; legal headgear. Limited to 40 Entries 2. WCRA Beginner Horse Open See WCRA Class Eligibility 3a. Ltd Non-Pro Open to any Non Pro cardholder, who has earned less than $10000 in all categories except 3, 7, & 9 over the previous 3 years. 4a. Prime Time Non Pro Riders aged 50 years & older 5a. AQHA Amateur Reining Open 6. Never won a Buckle (Non Pro) Any Non Pro rider that has never won a buckle in any reining class prior to running in this class. May use two hands with any legal headgear. Modified pattern. 7b. Intermediate Open 8b. Ltd Open ADDED MONEY/ PRIZES PATTERN ENTRY FEE JUDGES FEE MOD See AQHA rule book 11 Open to any card holder, with less than $7,500 earnings in all categories, except 3, 7, 9 & 10 over the previous two calendar years. Open to any card holder, with less than $5000 earnings over previous 3 years in all categories, except 3, 7, 9 & FVRC Beginner Freestyle May be ridden 1 or 2 handed; any legal headgear. Required maneuvers - 2 Stops, 1 back up, 1 rollback and 4 consecutive in each direction. Maximum 3 1/2 minute time limit starts at the beginning of the music or the beginning of the introduction (whichever is first) and ends with the music or when the rider indicates that the run is complete. Riders may not have won a year end championship or reserve championship in Freestyle. Buckle $ $200 MOD WCRA HIGH- POINT FEE TOTAL $ $ $ 5.00 $ $ $ $ 5.00 $ $ $ $ - $ $ $ $ - $ $ $ $ 5.00 $ N/A 10. Open Freestyle As per current rules N/A $ $ $ 5.00 $ 45.00

6 Saturday, June 16, :00 AM START CLASSES WITH THE SAME LETTER RUN CONCURRENTLY. CONCURRENT CLASSES PAY ONLY THE HIGHER JUDGES FEE AND ONE HIGH-POINT FEE. Post entries will be to the start (beginning) of the regular draw on Friday and Saturday. Sunday post entries will be at the end of the class. CLASS 11c. Novice Horse Open (L2) 12c. Novice Horse Open (L1) 13d. Novice Horse Non-Pro (L2) 14d. Novice Horse Non-Pro (L1) 15e. Rookie (L1) 16e. FVRC Rookie (L1) 17e. Rookie (L2) 18e. FVRC Rookie (L2) ELIGIBILITY DESCRIPTION For Complete Description, refer to Handbook. For complete WCRA descriptions, refer to WCRA rule book Open to any cardholder but restricted to horses with less than $25000 in earnings, except category 3, 7 & 9. Open to any cardholder but restricted to horses with less than $7500 in lifetime earnings, except category 3, 7 & 9. Open to any Non Pro cardholder but restricted to horses with less than $25000 in earnings, except category 3, 7 & 9. Open to any Non Pro cardholder but restricted to horses with less than $25000 in earnings, except category 3, 7 & 9. Open to any Non Pro cardholder, who has earned less than $500 lifetime earnings except category 3,7 & 9, or less than (100) youth points. As per current rules. Open to riders with less than $500 lifetime earnings. membership not required. Open to any Non Pro cardholder, who has earned less than $1500 lifetimes earnings except category 3,7 & 9, or less than (200) youth points. As per current rules. Open to riders with less than $1500 lifetime earnings. membership not required. 19. FVRC 4 Year Old Futurity Open To be eligible to compete in the FCRC 4 Year Old Futurity, horses must be 4 years of age as of the start of the calendar year and cannot have been shown in ANY Age Event Competition/Futurities as a 3 Year Old. These horses are allowed to be shown in AQHA, or NRCHA events to receive the show seasoning required as part of the training process as long as the Category 2 Aged Event restrictions are followed. This class must have a minimum 3 entries by the entry deadline to run. ADDED MONEY/ PRIZES $ $ $500 PATTERN ENTRY FEE JUDGES FEE WCRA HIGH- POINT FEE TOTAL $ $ $ 5.00 $ $ $ $ - $ $ $ $ 5.00 $ $ $ $ - $ $ $ $ 5.00 $ $ $ $ - $ WCRA Beginner Reiner Open See WCRA Class Eligibility Buckle Mod WCRA Beginner A See WCRA Class Eligibility WCRA Mod A 22. FVRC Beginner Horse Non Pro May be ridden 1- or 2handed; any -approved headgear; no running martingale. 23. AQHA Ranch Riding Amateur See AQHA rule book. AQHA 2 24f. AQHA Ranch Riding Open 25f. FVRC Ranch Riding Open See AQHA rule book. For all horses, regardless of ownership or trainer. 13 AQHA 4 See also AQHA rule book. AQHA 4 $ $ $ 5.00 $ $ $ $ 5.00 $ 45.00

7 Saturday June 16, 2018 CONTINUED CLASSES WITH THE SAME LETTER RUN CONCURRENTLY. CONCURRENT CLASSES PAY ONLY THE HIGHER JUDGES FEE AND ONE HIGH-POINT FEE. Post entries will be to the start (beginning) of the regular draw on Friday and Saturday. Sunday post entries will be at the end of the class. CLASS ELIGIBILITY DESCRIPTION For Complete Description, refer to Handbook. For complete WCRA descriptions, refer to WCRA rule book ADDED MONEY/ PRIZES PATTERN ENTRY FEE JUDGES FEE WCRA HIGH- POINT FEE TOTAL 26. FVRC Youth Ranch Riding See also AQHA rule book. AQHA 3 27g. Youth 13 & Under For Complete description, refer to the Handbook. 28g. Youth For Complete description, refer to the Handbook. 29. WCRA Youth See WCRA Class Eligibility Buckle 30. WCRA Youth See WCRA Class Eligibility WCRA A 31h. Short Stirrup 32h. WCRA 10 and Under Open to any Youth rider who is age 10 or under on January 1 of the current year. Riders may use a horse without the restrictions of ownership for Youth classes as defined in the Youth Conditions. This class will not count for Top Ten standings nor toward Youth Rookie (18 & Under) or Rookie eligibility. There will be no penalty for holding the saddle with either hand. The rider may ride with standard reins, or with any type of closed reins and may ride with one or two hands on the reins at any time during the class. Horse must be owned by immediate family A ( 14) See WCRA Class Eligibility A ( 14) $ $ - $ - $ $ $ - $ 5.00 $ $ $ - $ 5.00 $ $ $ - $ 5.00 $ $ $ - $ 5.00 $ $ $ - $ - $ $ $ - $ 5.00 $ 15.00

8 Sunday, June 17, :00 AM START 33i. Open 34i. Rookie Professional 35i. AQHA Reining Open 36i. FVRC Rookie Professional As per current rules. Open to any cardholder. $ Youth and Non Pros are not eligible for this class. Open to any rider holding a valid General card who has not earned more than $5,000 in lifetime earnings, all categories, except 10, 11, & 12, at the start of the year. See AQHA rule book. For all horses, regardless of ownership or trainer. As per current rules. Open to riders with less than $1500 lifetime earnings. membership not required. 37. WCRA Beginner B See WCRA Class Eligibility WCRA Mod B 38j. Intermediate Non Pro 39j. Non-Pro 40j. FVRC Non-Pro Open to any rider holding a valid Non Pro card who has earned less than $5,000 in Categories 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, & 8 over the previous two calendar years. As per current rules. Open to any Non Pro cardholder. Meet the Non Pro criteria as set out in the current Rule Book. Membership not required. $ $ WCRA Beginner Pattern See WCRA Class Eligibility Buckle 42. FVRC Green as Grass Only for Non Pro, Youth and Amateur riders in their FIRST YEAR of showing Reiners. [If you have shown a Reiner at any show whatsoever, prior to January 1 of this year, you are NOT eligible!] May use two hands with any legal headgear. OK to enter other classes WCRA Mod A (2 spin pattern) $ $ $ 5.00 $ $ $ $ 5.00 $ $ $ $ - $ $ $ $ 5.00 $ $ $ $ 5.00 $ $ $ $ 5.00 $ Slide Out West Future Reiners Two maneuvers to be performed of the riders choice N/A $ 5.00 $ - $ - $ FVRC Walk/Trot Ranch Pleasure Horses may be shown 1 or 2 handed N/A $ 5.00 $ - $ - $ Slide Out West Lead Line Must be (8 years and under) - To be shown at a walk only, exhibitors in this class may not cross enter into any other class at this show that requires a jog/trot or lope. Horse must be shown in appropriate equipment, including bridle and saddle with the addition of a lead line or halter and lead line. Helmets are required. N/A $ - $ - $ - $ -

9 WESTERN CANADIAN REINING ASSOCIATION CLASS ELIGIBILITY AND HIGH POINT WCRA offers modified classes to build the sport of reining by encouraging beginner reiners and youth. Eligibility rules are listed below for WCRA classes offered at WCRA sanctioned shows. It is the responsibility of the competitor to understand all rules and eligibility restrictions of these classes. Additionally, WCRA offers year end highpoint awards for many of these classes as well as some classes. Rules for highpoint eligibility are listed below as well. WCRA Beginner A WCRA Beginner B WCRA Beginner Horse Open WCRA Rule Book May be ridden 1 or 2 handed; running martingale optional (must be outfitted with rein stoppers); legal headgear; modified pattern with no lead changes. Restricted to riders who: Meet the Non Pro criteria as set out in the current Rule Book, Have not competed in a class that required a non-modified pattern ( patterns 1 thru 13) to be ridden one-handed (youth class exempted) Have not won a High Point Championship or Reserve Championship in Beginner A, Beginner B, Beginner Pattern, Youth, or Beginner Reiner Open, and Have not ridden a horse to a Championship or Reserve Championship in Beginner Horse Open. May be ridden 1 or 2 handed; running martingale optional (must be outfitted with rein stoppers); legal headgear; modified pattern with no lead changes. Restricted to riders who: Meet the Non Pro criteria as set out in the current Rule Book, Have not competed in a class that required a non-modified pattern ( patterns 1 thru 13) to be ridden one-handed youth class exempted, Have not won a High Point Championship or Reserve Championship in Beginner B, Beginner Pattern, Youth, or Beginner Reiner Open, and Have not ridden a horse to a Championship or Reserve Championship in Beginner Horse Open. May be ridden 1 or 2 handed; any -approved headgear; no running martingale. Restricted to horses with less than $500 lifetime earnings in reining competitions as of the start of the year. Pattern WCRA Modified A (revised 2016) WCRA Beginner B Pattern 1 through 13 WCRA Beginner WCRA Beginner Reiner Open May be ridden 1 or 2 handed; any approved headgear; no running martingale. Restricted to riders who: Meet the Non Pro criteria as set out in the current Rule Book, Have never placed 1st, prior to the current year, in a class that required a non-modified pattern ( patterns 1 thru 13) to be ridden one-handed, and Have not won a High Point Championship or Reserve Championship in Beginner Pattern. May be ridden 1 or 2 handed; any approved headgear; no running martingale. Restricted to riders with less than $500 lifetime winnings in reining competitions as of the start of the year. Open to any Pattern Modified 4, 5, 6, or 8 (containing no lead changes)

10 WCRA Beginner Freestyle WCRA Youth 10 and Under WCRA Youth WCRA Youth WCRA Short Stirrup May be ridden 1 or 2 handed; any legal headgear. Required manoeuvres - 2 Stops, 1 back up, 1 rollback and 4 consecutive in each direction. Maximum 3 1/2 minute time limit starts at the beginning of the music or the beginning of the introduction (whichever is first) and ends with the music or when the rider indicates that the run is complete. Riders may not have won a year end championship or reserve championship in Freestyle. Riders 10 years and under as of January 1st of current year. May be ridden 1 or 2 handed; running martingale optional (must be outfitted with rein stoppers); legal headgear; modified pattern with no lead changes. Riders may use a horse without the restrictions of ownership for Youth classes as defined in the Youth Conditions. No restrictions on highpoints or class standings. Riders 11 years to 13 years old as of January 1st of current year. May be ridden 1 or 2 handed; running martingale optional (must be outfitted with rein stoppers); legal headgear; modified pattern with no lead changes. Riders may use a horse without the restrictions of ownership for Youth classes as defined in the Youth Conditions. No restrictions on highpoints or class standings. Riders 14 years to 18 years old as of January 1st of current year. May be ridden 1 or 2 handed; running martingale optional (must be outfitted with rein stoppers); legal headgear; modified pattern with no lead changes. Riders may use a horse without the restrictions of ownership for Youth classes as defined in the Youth Conditions. No restrictions on highpoints or class standings. Please see WCRA Youth 10 and Under No Pattern A (Previously 14) WCRA Beginner A 5 WCRA Youth 13 and Under Please see WCRA Youth WCRA Youth 18 and Under Please see WCRA Youth WCRA YEAR END HIGHPOINTSWCRA annually tabulates points from each show and awards year end highpoints awards (at the AGM, held in November) in the following classes: Open WCRA Beginner A Open Freestyle WCRA Beginner B Limited Open WCRA Beginner Horse Open Non Pro WCRA Beginner Limited Non Pro WCRA Beginner Reiner Open Novice Horse Open Lv 2 WCRA Youth Novice Horse NP Lv 2 WCRA Youth Rookie Lv 2 WCRA Youth 10 and Under (awards to all 10 and under competitors, regardless of number of shows competed in) Youth 13 & under Youth Eligibility: - To qualify in each class, riders must have ridden at all 3 shows (Rockslide, SOW and WCC) in that class with the same horse (with the exception of Youth 10 and Under who only need to show in one show to be eligible). - Competitors are required to have 9 volunteer hours verified by their club president prior to awards deadline (July 31st).

11 USE ONE ENTRY FORM PER HORSE & RIDER COMBINATION FOR OFFICE USE: COMPETITOR BACK NUMBER : HORSE INFORMATION: (include copy of registration papers and/or competition license) Registered Name: Sex: Stallion Gelding Mare OWNER INFORMATION: CHECK HERE IF ADDRESS HAS CHANGED WITHIN LAST 3 YRS (incl. current copies of, WCRA & HCBC # s) Name : Phone#: Address: RIDER INFORMATION: CHECK HERE IF ADDRESS HAS CHANGED WITHIN LAST 3 YRS (incl. current copies of, WCRA & HCBC # s) Name: Phone#: Address: Date of Birth: (required for youth exhibitors and prime time only) Parent or Guardian Signature (if rider under 19 yrs) Responsible Party: (who is paying for these entries?) Pay-outs payable to (must be named if different from responsible party): CLASS # CLASS NAME ENTRY FEE JUDGES FEE WCRA HI POINT FEE TOTAL Competitors entering concurrent classes pay only the higher of the judge s fees. TOTAL ENTRY FEE AMOUNT WAIVER $ Paid Warm-up Fees - $25.00 per 5 minutes (see attached form) # warm-ups x $25 $ Office/Grounds Fee (paid only once per horse regardless of multiple riders, see General Rules for youth and leadline exceptions) $ Drug Fee, paid once per horse entered in classes only $ 7.00 AQHA Drug Fee, paid once per horse entered in AQHA classes only $ 6.00 Camping WITH POWER HOOK-UP - $30.00/night (see attached form) # nights x $30/night $ Camping WITHOUT POWER HOOK-UP - $10.00/night (see attached form) # nights x $10/night $ Total Stabling (from stabling form) $150 for box stalls, $125 for tack/trainer stalls (Thurs. to Sat. Night) $25 for Wednesday night. See attached form for details on stabling. Total Stabling Fees $ WCRA Member Show Fee discount ($20 members deduct from total) $ Post Entry Fee (If postmarked later than May 11 or ed/faxed later than May 18, 2018) $50.00 $ Haul in Fee - $20 per day - NO EXCEPTIONS # days x $20/day $ Cheques payable to FVRC in CANADIAN DOLLARS Etransfer to ickerr@shaw.ca (must be sent by May 18, 2018) TOTAL DUE $ Entries must be POSTMARKED by May 11, Online or ed entries with Etransfer payment accepted by May 18, Mail to: Deb Fortner 414 Fields Gulch, Waitsburg, WA USA Phone (509) Fax (866) kdfortner@yahoo.com Enter Online at: I hereby release the Fraser Valley Reining Club (FVRC) and the Western Canadian Reining Association (WCRA), and their volunteers or representatives, from any loss or damage that may occur, and it shall be a condition of entry that each exhibitor shall hold the horse show management blameless of any loss or accident to his/her horse or horse s equipment, any accident or injury that may happen to the rider/handler of any horse during this event. All owners and exhibitors will be held responsible for any damage incurred by them or their agents to barns or properties on the show grounds and will be billed accordingly. In consideration of my participation in the event known as the FVRC Slide Out West I hereby grant to FVRC the right to record, broadcast & otherwise use, in any and all media my performance in the event, and use my name and my horse s name, likeness, voice and biographical information in connection with the same. Signature: Date Parent or legal guardian signature (if rider is under 19) Witness

12 ONE FORM PER HORSE FOR OFFICE USE: COMPETITOR BACK NUMBER : STABLING, TACK, RV & PAID WARM UP FORM Please note: To allow Heritage Park staff time for set up they have requested that competitors do NOT arrive prior to 4pm on Thursday. No exceptions for camping or stabling. Stall Reservation: (Stalls will NOT be reserved without full payment & an entry form for horse being stalled) (Stalls NOT available prior to 4 pm on Thursday) Owner/Rider Name: Phone Number: Name of Horse: Stallion Gelding Mare BOX $ each, (3 nights) Thursday, Friday & Saturday, 5 bags of bedding and end of show cleaning included. Stable near : Total Stall Fee $ (add total to entry form) Tack/Trainer Stall: NAME DISPLAYED ON STALL FRONT Tack/Trainer $ each (no bedding included) Total Tack/Trainer Stall Fee $ (add total to entry form) On-Site Camping: (please fill out separate form for each campsite) Camping is not reserved and not assigned. First come first serve basis only. Campers will be required to display a valid camping pass in vehicle window available from show secretary LICENSE PLATE # OF CAMPER : CAMPING WITH POWER HOOK UP* # of $30.00/night $ (add total to entry form) * As per Chilliwack Heritage Park rules there is NO sharing of power (piggybacking) DRY CAMPING (NO HOOK UP) # of $10/night $ (add total to entry form) Power hookups only no water/sewer - Washrooms, showers & Sani-dump station on site Paid Warm Ups - Thursday, June 14, Friday, June 15, 2018 Total Number of sessions x $25.00 per 5 minute session (max 2 sessions per horse) $ (add total to entry form) Paid Warm Up #1 Thursday 6 pm - 9 pm # sessions Together Separate Paid Warm Up #2 Friday 8 am - 12 pm # sessions Together Separate Owner/Rider Name: Name of Horse: *We will do our best to honor your time requests, however please be flexible if you don t get the time you requested. Please be on time for your session. Your session will begin and end promptly at your designated time. Please transfer each of your stall, tack, RV & Paid Warm Up Fees to the Entry Form

13 Check List - Did you include???? (please check the boxes!) Photocopy of Horse Registration and/or Proof of Ownership? OR Deb already has from earlier 2018 show Photocopy of 2018 HCBC membership or proof of insurance for both Deb already has from earlier 2018 show owner & rider? OR Photocopy of 2018 WCRA membership for both owner & rider? Deb already has from earlier 2018 show Photocopy of 2018 membership for both owner & rider? OR Deb already has from earlier 2018 show Photocopy of Horse Competition License? OR Deb already has from earlier 2018 show Photocopy of AQHA membership for both owner and rider Photocopy of AQHA horse papers Completed Entry form (Mailed by May 11 or fax/ by May 18) Payment by cheque (postmarked by May 11) Payment by Etransfer (sent by May 18 or post entry fees apply) Completed Paid Warm Up / On-Site Camping Form Completed Stabling Reservation Form Signed Waiver Form I need to purchase a Membership or Competition License at show Make cheques or money orders payable to Fraser Valley Reining Club in Canadian Funds. Etransfers must be sent by May 18th to ickerr@shaw.ca