2017 US National Show Premium October 20-22, 2017 Ft. Worth, Texas

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1 North American Peruvian Horse Association 2017 US National Show Premium October 20-22, 2017 Ft. Worth, Texas Judges: Performance Division - Bill Clattenburg Breeding Division - Renzo Crolle Claux

2 WELCOME TO FT. WORTH, TEXAS! Dear Exhibitor, The NAPHA Board of Directors and the 2017 US National Show Committee are excited to welcome you to Ft. Worth for this year s show! The show committee has several exciting events planned to showcase the Peruvian Horse at our National show. We plan to have a lovely evening performance showcasing our 2016 Medallon de Plata & Region award winners, lifetime Medallon de Oro, Bronce & Diamante winners, as well as exciting entertainment acts & competitions. There will be a dinner planned for Friday evening to celebrate several of our long time members. More information will be posted soon on these events. One incredible addition to our show this year is a well planned livestream of the show! The theme of the livestream will be Reintroducing the Peruvian Horse to North America. In order to make the livestream entertaining and interesting, we will have a team of two anchors in the announcer s booth at all times. We want to show that the Peruvian Paso horse is well spread out thru the Americas with a vibrant and fun show circuit that spans from Argentina, Peru, Central America, Canada and the USA. Showcasing the best ranches around the world will convey a fun, positive and entertaining activity that can be attractive and enjoyed by many. Please make plans to attend the US National Show in Ft. Worth this year, October 20-22, We will be adding continual updates to the new naphanationals.com website as more information becomes available. Good luck to all exhibitors and we hope you enjoy the show! Your NAPHA Board of Directors, Chris Austin, David Averette, Pam Castaneda, Carolyn Mittrick, Tina Mewhinney, Kathleen Morrison, Ernesto Sandigo Cover Artwork by Guillermo Leon Piqueras US National Show

3 Thirteenth Annual US National Show October 20-22, 2017 Ft. Worth, Texas Table of Contents: Show Staff & Contact Numbers...4 Welcome to Exhibitors...2 Show Approval & Points...2 Special Events...5 Registration Requirements...6 Veterinary Information & Health Requirements...15 Barn Check-in & Related Information Financial Information: Payment Policy, Late Fee, Refunds Special Awards...17 Class Schedule Fees Sponsorships & Show Program Ads...7 Rules & Special Class Information DEADLINES...4 Hotel Information...18 About our Judges...19 Junior Pattern Class...17 SHOW APPROVAL & POINTS The 2017 U.S. National Peruvian Horse Show will be conducted under the current rules in the NAPHA Rules of Horse Showing posted on-line at This show has been approved by NAPHA and will earn a minimum of triple points for NAPHA Awards, if the recorded owner(s) of the horse is/are a current NAPHA member at the time of the show Year end Awards Medallon de Plata, High Point Performance Horse/Gelding, Zone 3 and Lifetime Awards Medallon de Oro, Medallon de Bronze, Medallon de Diamante. The show is drug free with testing (PER USEF DRUG TESTING RULES) and has NAPHA approved Judges and Carded Show Steward for Maximum Points. The show is approved by the Peruvian Horse Association of Canada PHAC) for Single Points, sliding scale, for horses that are PHAC registered and whose owners are current PHAC members. 3

4 Show Officials BREEDING & PISOS DIVISION JUDGE: RENZO CROLLE CLAUX PERFORMANCE DIVISION JUDGE: BILL CLATTENBURG Show Committee: Carolyn Mittrick, Carole Hackett, Mary Kay Santos Andrea Rodriquez, Debbie Lloyd, Pam Castañeda Naomi Scull Carded Show Steward: Danell Adams Show Secretary: Naomi Scull Pre-Entry Secretary & Stall Assignments: Arlynda Miller Barn Superintendent: Carole Hackett Gate Steward: Pete Arnold Show Manager: Carole Hackett Announcer: Carolyn Mittrick Ringmaster: D. J. Sebree Ribbon Ring Master: Karen Larson Photographer: Don Stine Veterinarian: Frank Fluitt Farrier (on call at show): TBD Class Sponsorships: Arlynda Miller (707) , Carole Hackett (951) or Naomi Scull (405) Show Program Ads: Arlynda Miller, Kelly Powers Naomi Scull, Carole Hackett Show Program: Paso Llano Magazine Star Sponsors: Arlynda Miller Vendors: Pam Castañeda Ribbons & Trophies: Show Committee Silent Auction: TBD Important Deadlines! All Deadlines are Received by! Postmarked by will not be accepted Send Pre-entries to NAPHA office, fax or September 27 by 3 pm PST: Pre-entry deadline Avoid late fees! September 27 by 3 pm PST: Deadline to enter Ch. Of Ch. Classes & Past Champions entering directly to the Champion of Champions classes, as well as Champion of Champions from 2017 regional shows who are eligible to enter directly into their respective Champion & Reserve class ADVERTISING DEADLINE: September 25th US National Show

5 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS: Tuesday, Oct. 17th -Wednesday, Oct. 18th: Early arrivals-out of state horses ONLY! Please be sure to contact Arlynda Miller to arrange for early arrivals with horses so arrangements can be made. Thursday Oct. 19th: Arrival of Horses 6:30 pm Judges Meet & Greet: At arena concourse, appetizers will be served. Cash bar available. Friday Oct. 20th: Classes Begin at 8:00 AM Backstage Club of the Will Rogers Coliseum, on Friday evening, Oct. 20, 2017 Price per person $50.00 per person. Deadline to purchase tickets: October 13th, 2017 online at napha.net/store Saturday Oct. 21st: Classes begin at 8:00 AM Medallon de Bronce, Oro & Diamante awards, 2016 Medallon de Plata, Region Award Winners & 2016 Annual High Point Junior Award Presentations Sunday, Oct. 22nd: Classes begin at 8:30 AM Silent Auction Winners Will Be Announced at Noon Champions of Champions Classes High Point Junior Awards, High Point Breeder, Owner, Horse, Amateur Important Requirement! 2017 NAPHA Membership is required of all owners and exhibitors (presenting or riding). Exhibitors (presenting or riding), not listed as a 2017 member will not be allowed to enter the arena. A membership application can be completed and paid for on the NAPHA website prior to the show. Any late exhibitors may go to the Show Office and complete a membership application and pay the membership fee. Owner membership is $ 70. For those that do not own a NAPHA registered horse, they can join for $ 50 (aficionado). 5

6 REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS: Horses must be registered with NAPHA (formerly PPHRNA & AAOBPPH) or the PHAC. Horses must be entered based upon the current, registration papers - registered owner, full registered name & number. Male horses 4 years of age & older must be registered as a stallion or gelding. Registration papers indicating male will not be considered acceptable registration papers. The only exception will be male horses entered in Colts 3-4 in Bozal. Spayed mares may not be shown as a breeding mare. CLASS FEES: Regular Class: $50.00 Junior Classes: $35.00 Gelding Stakes Class: $ Best Gaited/Best Bozal: $65.00 Championships: $65.00 Ch of Ch Classes: $75.00 Championship if only class entered $ Pre-entered horses only Ch Of Ch if only class entered $ Pre-entered horses only 2017 NAPHA Membership $70.00 Owner/Membership, $80 International $50.00 Aficionado Membership ALL RIDERS & PRESENTERS MUST BE NAPHA MEMBERS TO PARTICIPATE! Entries into the championship class by qualification from 2017 Regional shows & Returning Champions & Champion of Champions who wish to enter these classes MUST BE pre-entered by 3pm September27, 2017 General Fees: Drug Fee, per horse: $15.00 MANDATORY Office Fee, per horse: $15.00 MANDATORY Late Fee after 9/27 per horse: $25.00 received or incomplete Security Fee: $25 per HORSE MANDATORY RV Parking paid directly to Will Rogers Equestrian Center - hook ups available Please see for full information VENDOR BOOTHS: Includes Friday-Sunday, Indoor Space: $300 Outdoor Space: $500 Please contact Pam Castañeda to reserve your space! lonestarhorsecenter@aol.com STALLS: Horse OR Tack - Thursday-Mon am $ bags shavings included Early arrival, Horse or Tack Stall $50.00/day BEFORE THURS OCT 19TH Shavings, per bag: $10.00 MUST BE PRE ORDERED on entry Banquet Tickets: US National Show form by Sept. 27, 2017 $ 50/person - Deadline to purchase tickets Friday, October 13th, 2017 *****ALL EXTRA SHAVINGS MUST BE PRE-ORDERED!**** HAY: Russell Feed Alfalfa or Coastal hay is available in 2 or 3 string bales. Orders must be placed with Russell Feed by 12 noon each day and on Friday to ensure delivery on the same afternoon. No deliveries Sat/Sun. Credit Card required at time of order.

7 SPONSORSHIPS & ADVERTISING Class Sponsorships Regular Class $35.00 Championship Classes $50.00 High Point Junior Awards $50.00 Best Gaited or Best Bozal $60.00 Champion of Champions Classes $60.00 Other High Point & Special Awards $50.00 Champion of Champions Buckle Sponsorship $ Includes special sponsor mention in the show program $300 in Class Sponsorships earns a banner space in the arena! Contact Arlynda Miller for sponsorships arlynda@napha.net Star Sponsorships: Platinum Stars $ Gold Stars $ Silver Stars $ Bronze Stars $ Copper Stars $ Chrome Stars $ Please see PDF form on for full information Show Program Advertising: AD DEADLINE September 25th, 2017 Full Page Color $ Full Page Black & White $ Half Page Color $ Half Page Black & White $ One-quarter Page Color $ One-quarter Page Black & White $ Business Card, Black & White only $ Front Cover: $ Inside Front Cover $ SOLD Inside Back Cover $ SOLD Back Cover $ SOLD Centerfold $ SOLD To reserve sponsorships, ads or STAR Sponsors please contact Arlynda Miller arlynda@napha.net Kelly Powers-Ponciano info@pasollano.com SILENT AUCTION NAPHA will be holding a Silent Auction. Even if you are not attending the show, please consider donating an item or 2 to this fund raiser for NAPHA. It doesn t even have to be a horse related item. Maybe even consider making a basket or bucket of goodies from your area. Have fun and be creative! 7

8 FUNDS & FINANCES Funds: All payments must be made in U.S. funds. All prize money will be awarded in US funds. All refunds are given in US funds. Payment Policy: NAPHA cannot extend credit of any kind to anyone. All entries must be paid in full in the form of personal checks, Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover, or money order. All entries must be made payable to NAPHA in U.S. funds drawn on a U.S. bank. Credit card information must include the 3 digit security code on the back of the card, expiration date and signature of the card holder. Faxed or ed entries MUST HAVE a valid credit card number to be accepted. Any entry received without proper payment &/or current registration papers (horses must be properly registered and will be shown as registered with NAPHA) will be considered incomplete and will be subject to late fees. If an exhibitor wishes to add classes or horses during the show, they must be paid for, at the time of entry, with a check or a valid credit card. In the event that your check is returned to NAPHA, due to insufficient funds, certified funds and payment of a returned check charge will be required in order for entries or stall reservations to be processed. If the customer has not paid all charges for returned checks prior to the show, the agent/owner must bring certified funds to the show office for the entries to be processed. NAPHA shall collect funds for entries and/or stalls in which the credit card was declined or in which a check has been returned due to insufficient funds before processing entries or stall reservations. The date at which funds are secured, for declined credit cards or insufficient funds checks, will be acknowledged as the date the entries and/or stalls are received and processed. Post entry fees will be assessed, to entries for which funds have been declined. Outstanding Debts: Anyone owing a debt 60 days past due from the date of the first billing to the NAPHA or one of its approved shows may not be allowed to show in a NAPHA approved show in any capacity, including owner, trainer, rider, handler, etc. No exhibitor who owes an outstanding debt to NAPHA for any reason will be allowed to exhibit his/ her horses until the unpaid balance is satisfied. Late Fee: All completed, pre-entries must be submitted to the NAPHA office by 3 pm (Pacific time) on Wednesday, Sept. 27, 2017, in order to pay the pre-entry fees. Entries will be accepted after this date, with a late fee of $ 25 per horse. No exceptions will be made. Incomplete entries are subject to the late fee as well. Substitution: If a horse is entered by September 27th but then is unable to perform, another horse may be substituted at no additional fee US National Show

9 Refunds: All requests for refunds must be submitted to the Horse Show Office by 12 pm on Sunday, Oct. 22, 2017, the last day of the horse show. Absolutely no request will be considered after this date. NO EXCEPTIONS. Valid, written veterinary excuse is required. Absolutely no refunds will be made without a written veterinary excuse. For pre-entered horses not shown: class fees, stall fees are refundable. For horses at the show: refunds ONLY for pre-entered classes that were not entered. If a horse is disqualified from showing by the Show Management or Officials, or if a horse is entered and not shown, all fees will be forfeited. Regular Class Refunds: Refunds will be considered only due to injury or illness of a horse or exhibitor. Refund requests must be accompanied by a veterinarian s or doctor s statement. In all instances, there will be no refund of the office fee, security fee and drug fee. Sportsmanship Rules One of the primary objectives of the North American Peruvian Horse Association is to encourage high moral character and good sportsmanship among its members while at the same time inspiring exemplary conduct in all phases of competition and instilling a sense of fairness and responsibility for the rigors of showmanship as well as the greater issues of life. Negative conduct, including harassment, bullying, or any other form of unsportsmanlike conduct will not be permitted by the NAPHA, and any person engaging in such action or conduct will be disciplined to the full extent permitted by the NAPHA rules. Unsportsmanlike or irresponsible conduct or any other form of misconduct that is illegal, indecent, profane, intimidating, threatening, harassing or abusive is prohibited. The NAPHA will not tolerate such behavior and violators will be excused from competition and/or removed from the show grounds and are subject to further disciplinary action. Good Sportsmanship Rules Good sportsmanship is about playing by the rules, discipline, respect and self-control. Good sportsmanship is not just what you do in the arena, but the way you conduct yourself both in and out of the arena. 1. The Golden Rule Do unto others as you would have others do unto you. Show respect for your opponents if you expect it yourself. 2. Have an understanding and an appreciation of the rules. The spirit of good sportsmanship depends on conforming to the intent of the rules. 3. Enjoy yourself and encourage enjoyment for others. 4. Take responsibility for your actions. 5. Recognize and appreciate good performances, especially by the opponent. 6. Respect the integrity and judgment of the judges and show officials. 7. Expect proper behavior from your teammates, trainers, family and friends. 8. Accept both victory and defeat with pride and compassion 9

10 CLASS SCHEDULE: Friday October 14th - 8:00 am CLASSES BEGIN 8 AM Class # Qualifies for: High Points: 1 Luxury Geldings 4+ in bit - Stakes NQ HPB, HPH, HPO 2 Mares 4+ - Zootecnico NQ HPB, HPH, HPO 3 Stallions 4+ - Zootecnico NQ HPB, HPH, HPO 4 Fillies 2 & 3 Years - Halter 8 HPB, HPH, HPO 5 AOTR - Performance HPA 6 Colts 2 & 3 Years - Halter 8 HPB, HPH, HPO 7 AOTR - Performance HPA 8 Champion & Reserve Junior Horse 4, 6 HPB, HPH, HPO 9 Amateur Performance Stallions HPA 10 Geldings 3-4 in Bozal 60 HPB, HPH, HPO 11 Luxury Geldings 4-6 in Bit 68 HPB, HPH, HPO 12 Amateur Performance Stallions HPA 13 Luxury Geldings 7+ in Bit 68 HPB, HPH, HPO 14 Gentlemen to Ride - Performance 4+ 65, 67, 69 HPH 15 Fillies 3-4 in Bozal 60 HPB, HPH, HPO LUNCH 16 Produce of Dam - Bit/Bozal NQ HPB HPO 17 Get of Sire - Bit/Bozal NQ HPB HPO 18 Ranch or Breeder s Conjunto - Bit/Bozal NQ HPB HPO 19 Premio Aficion - Bit/Bozal NQ HPB HPO 20 Mares 4-5 in Bit 66 HPB, HPH, HPO 21 Amateur Performance Geldings HPA 22 Mares 6-7 in Bit 66 HPB, HPH, HPO 23 Amateur Performance Geldings HPA 24 Colts 3-4 in Bozal 60 HPB, HPH, HPO 25 Mares 8+ in Bit 66 HPB, HPH, HPO 26 Amateur Performance Mares HPA 27 Stallions 4-6 in Bit 70 HPB, HPH, HPO 28 Amateur Performance Mares HPA 29 Stallions 7+ in Bit 70 HPB, HPH, HPO 30 Ladies to Ride - Performance 4+ 65, 67, 69 HPH 31 AOTR - Breeding/Luxury 4+ 66, 68, 70 HPB, HPH, HPO Leather & Lace Dinner & Auction Be sure to purchase your ticket(s) by Friday, Oct. 13th, 2017 Saturday - Classes Begin 8:00 am Class # Qualifies for: High Points: 32 Geldings Gait HPB, HPH, HPO 33 Performance Mares HPH 34 Geldings Gait HPB, HPH, HPO 35 Performance Mares HPH 36 Junior Equitation - 6 to 12 NQ HP JR US National Show SIGNATURE: Billing Address:

11 NAPHA US National Championship Show Entry Form For Entries Received by Sept 27, Mail, Fax, or entries to: NAPHA, PO Box 2187, Santa Rosa, CA Fax: , arlynda@napha.net Make checks payable to: NAPHA. Complete entries on the back of this form. You may copy this form as necessary, but each form must be signed as indicated below. Please provide a copy of the NAPHA registration certificate(s) for each horse entered. This is mandatory and entries will not be processed until copies of registration are received. QTY: Total of Entry Fees from opposite side of this form 2017 NAPHA Membership - as listed on certificate of registration - $ 70/$80 International member 2017 NAPHA Aficionado Member (for rider/handlers w/no NAPHA registered horse) $50 Champion Class- if only class entered - $100 pre-entered by Sept.27, 2017 Ch of Champions if only class entered- $ 100 pre-entered by Sept. 27, 2017 Billing Address: Horse OR Tack - Thurs-Mon am - $150-2 bag of shavings is included per horse stall Early Arrival or Late Departure $ 50/day per Horse OR Tack (Before Thursday Oct 19) Additional Shavings - $ 10/bag MUST BE PRE ORDERED Drug Fee, per horse (mandatory) - $15 Security Fee $25 per HORSE (mandatory) Office Fee, per horse - $ 15 NAPHA member; Late Fee per horse -received or incomplete after 9/27/17 - $ 25 additional per horse Sponsorship: Regular class $ 35 Champion & Reserve $ 50 - Ch of Ch $ 60 Banquet Tickets: $50/person Deadline to purchase tickets October 13th, 2017 Show Program Advertising/Other Total of all Fees Credit Card Authorization Name on Card: Please charge my (circle one) Visa or Mastercard Total Due: Card number: Exp. Date: Security Code: Signature: Billing Zip: SIGNATURE:

12 NAPHA US National Championships Entry Form NOTE: PLEASE DO NOT SEND THIS SHEET BY ITSELF! Your ENTRY IS NOT COMPLETE UNLESS REGISTRATON COPIES & FULL PAYMENT ARE ENCLOSED AND THE ENTIRE ENTRY FORM, BOTH SIDES, IS COMPLETED AND SIGNED. ONE OWNER PER ENTRY FORM. Track Points for High Point Awards: High Point Horse Amateur Rider List Horse or Rider Name under award: Juniors Office use Name of Horse Reg. # Age Sex Class Numbers Rider / Handler Class Fee Past Champions, Past Champions of Champions & Regional Champion of Champions: Please enter title won, year & show Office use Name Reg # Age Sex Class Number(s) Rider Title: (champion, ch of ch.) Division: Show: Title: (champion, ch of ch.) Division: Show:

13 Title: (champion, ch of ch.) Division: Show: Title: (champion, ch of ch.) Division: Show: Multiple Horse Entry Classes: Produce of Dam, Get of Sire, Ranch/Breeder Conjunto, Premio Aficion: Class # Name of Sire, Ranch, Breeder or Dam Type Reg # Horse 1 Reg # Rider Horse 2 Reg # Rider Horse 3 Reg # Rider Class # Name of Sire, Ranch, Breeder or Dam Type Reg # Horse 1 Reg # Rider Horse 2 Reg # Rider Horse 3 Reg # Rider Class # Name of Sire, Ranch, Breeder or Dam Type Reg # Horse 1 Reg # Rider Horse 2 Reg # Rider Horse 3 Reg # Rider Lodging During Show: Arrival Date/Time: Contact Number During Show: Stable With: Print additional copies of this form at

14 SIGNATURE: Release Form - Important - This release contains important limitations of legal liability. The Undersigned entrant states as follows: I acknowledge that competitive horse showing contains inherent risks of injury and damage to me personally, to my horse, and to my equipment, caused by my own negligence, or the negligence of others. Knowing these facts, I nevertheless, in consideration of your acceptance of this entry, hereby for myself, my heirs, executors and administrators, waive, release and discharge the NAPHA, and the WILL ROGERS EQUESTRIAN CENTER (WREC), their Boards of Directors, officers and all individual members thereof, and all other persons and organizations in any way connected with the event described herein, their representatives, heirs, executors, administrators and assigns from any and all right, claim or liability for damages, or for any and all injuries that might be sustained by me including injuries to animals, or from any and all claims of any kind or nature that might occur as a result of or arising out of my participation in this event. Further, I hereby acknowledge that this release will extend to any accidents, damages or claims arising out of my entry caused by my own act or the acts of anyone or any animal within my control. I further agree that I will defend, indemnify and hold harmless NAPHA, and WILL ROGERS EQUESTRIAN CENTER (LAEC), their officers, directors, members and agents or any of them against all claims, demands and causes of action including court costs and attorney s fees, arising from any action or other proceeding brought by or prosecuted for my benefit contrary to this release extended to all claims of every kind and nature whatsoever, whether know or unknown, and I expressly waive any benefits I may have under California Civil Code 1542 relating to the release of unknown claims. I further certify that I have read and am familiar with the rules and regulations of the NAPHA, and the premium list for this show and agree to be bound by all these rules and conditions including but not limited to those which discuss liability, risk, damage, injury, responsibility and indemnity. I do acknowledge that I have read the foregoing statement and know and understand the contents thereof. Signature: Date: Recorded Owner of Horse(s) as listed on the certificates of registration one entry form per owner! Print: Name: Ranch Name: Address: Phone: Minors must have the following statement signed by their parents or guardians: We, the undersigned parents or guardians of, for and in consideration of our child s participation in this event, state that we have read the waiver and release written above and we expressly agree that the terms and conditions of said waiver and release shall apply to and be binding upon us and our minor child insofar as it pertains to his or her participation and to any injury or damage said minor child or his or her horse may sustain or cause as a result of said participation. Parent or Guardian Please print and sign: Child s Birthday: Age for show purposes:

15 Class # Qualifies for: High Points: 37 Junior Equitation - 13 to 18 NQ HP JR Stallions Gait HPB, HPH, HPO 39 Performance Geldings HPH 40 AOTR - Gait HPB, HPH, HPO 41 Stallions Gait HPB, HPH, HPO 42 Performance Geldings HPH 43 Bozal Gait 60 HPB, HPH, HPO 44 Junior Lead Line 6 yrs & Under NQ Lunch 45 Junior Performance Pattern - 6 to 12 NQ HP JR Junior Performance Pattern - 13 to 18 NQ HP JR AOTR - Performance - Open Tack & Attire 58 HPH 48 Mares Gait HPB, HPH, HPO 49 Performance Stallions HPH 50 Mares Gait HPB, HPH, HPO 51 Performance Stallions HPH 52 Junior Performance - 6 to 12 NQ HP JR Junior Performance - 13 to 18 NQ HP JR Amateur Performance - Open Tack/Attire 4+ 59, 61, 62 HPA 55 Ladies Sidesaddle 4+ NQ Evening Performance: 30 min break after class 55 before evening classes. Flag Ceremony & National Anthems Memorial Presentations, Medallon de Oro, Bronce, Diamante, 2016 Medallon de Plata & High Point Presentations Sunday - Classes Begin 8:30 am Class # Qualifying Classes: 56 Junior Grooming & Conditioning - 6 to 12 NQ HP JR Junior Grooming & Conditioning - 13 to 18 NQ HP JR Ch & Res AOTR Performance Horse 5, 7, Ch & Res Amateur Performance Gelding 21, 23, Best Bozal Horse of Show 10, 15, 24, Ch & Res Amateur Performance Mare 26, 28, Ch & Res Amateur Performance Stallion 9, 12, Junior Bareback Equitation - 6 to 12 NQ HP JR Junior Bareback Equitation - 13 to 18 NQ HP JR Ch & Res Performance Gelding 14, 30, 39, Champion & Reserve Breeding Mare 20, 22, 25, Ch & Res Performance Stallion 14, 30, 49, Champion & Reserve Luxury Gelding 11, 13, Ch & Res Performance Mare 14, 30, 33, Champion & Reserve Breeding Stallion 27, 29, 31 Lunch 11

16 Award Presentations High Point Junior Award 6 12 (JR12) High Point Junior Award 13 & over (JR13), High Point Breeder (B), High Point Owner (O), High Point Horse (H) Class # Qualifying Classes: 71 Ch of Ch AOTR Performance Horse Best Gaited Horse of Show 32,34,38,40,41,48,50 73 Ch of Ch Amateur Performance Gelding 59 & past CH of CH 74 Ch of Ch Amateur Performance Mare 61 & past CH of CH 75 Ch of Ch Amateur Performance Stallion 62 & past CH of CH 76 Ch of Ch Performance Gelding 65 & past CH of CH 77 Champion of Champions Breeding Mare 66 & past CH of CH 78 Ch of Ch Performance Stallion 67 & past CH of CH 79 Champion of Champions Luxury Gelding 68 & past CH of CH 80 Ch of Ch Performance Mare 69 & past CH of CH 81 Champion of Champions Breeding Stallion 70 & past CH of CH US National Show Barrida of Champions SPECIAL STABLING NOTES & HORSE HEALTH REQUIREMENTS Arrival no earlier than 10 am on Thursday, Oct. 19th - Departure no later than 10 am on Monday, Oct. 23rd Additional days earlier than these dates may be available. You will need to contact the NAPHA office for early arrival or late departure arrangements. Early Arrivals or Late Departures will be charged at $ 50 per stall/tack, a day. Shavings must be pre ordered by Sept. 27th, on your entry form. You will be able to purchase shavings directly, from the WRMC Shavings Office. You will need to have a credit card to order from them. Tack and Other Stall Rules: If ordering a tack stall for more than one person, all tack stalls must be paid for by one exhibitor. Stalls may be used only to house horses and tack. Any other commercial uses are strictly prohibited. While fans are allowed, for safety reasons, air conditioners are prohibited in the stalling area. Also, any fabric or paper used or draped in stalls must be fire resistant or treated with a flame retardant. Any damage to stalls will be the financial responsibility of the owner/exhibitor/trainer. Stall(s) cannot be resold unless the sale is approved by the Show Management. Panel Removal: Stall panels in the Richardson-Bass building may not be removed, per Will Rogers Memorial Center. Shavings: Two (2) bags of shavings are included in the horse stall fee. Shavings are not included with the purchase of a tack or feed room. Advance shaving orders, to expedite move-in, will be accepted with pre entered horses only. Close of entries is Sept. 27, They must be listed on your entry form only. Additional Shavings must be purchased from the Will Rogers Memorial Center. The cost for shavings is $7 per (small flake/loose, 3.5 cubic feet) bag, or $10 for a compressed (medium/large flake; 9 cubic

17 feet) bag. Shavings will be for sale through the WRMC Shavings Office Thursday Sat. 7 am to 4 pm,. Exhibitors will need to pay the shavings office, directly with a credit card. Will Rogers Memorial Center staff will deliver shavings to stall areas. Bedding must be purchased on the grounds. Soiled Bedding: Exhibitors are required to keep their stalls clean and neat, to dispose of refuse matter in designated dump areas, and remove all items and materials erected by them, including tack, stall decorations and all signs. Stall Decorations: Please limit end-of-aisle decorations to 42 inches deep and allow at least a 7-foot height clearance over aisles for equipment. WRMC asks that a covering, such as plastic, be placed underneath any groundcover or plants. Decorations must be attached using temporary setups, such as wire or plastic ties, and removed prior to move out. The following may NOT be used; nails, liquid nail, bolts, screws, rubber cement, etc. Any damage to stalls will be the financial responsibility of the owner/exhibitor/ trainer. Any fabric or paper used or draped on stalls must be fire-resistant or treated with fire retardant. Stall Mat Rental: Elite Stall Mat Rentals provides high quality interlocking rubber stall mats for rent. The mats should be ordered online: prior to the show to ensure delivery prior to your arrival. Onsite ordering will be limited. Stall assignments will be finalized one week prior to move-in. Stall assignments will be provided to Elite Stall Mat Rentals at that time. The mats are 7/8 thick and are custom pieces that will be delivered and removed after your departure. The rental cost is $75 per stall for the entire length of the show (includes installation and removal). Stall disinfection is included in the price of rental. Order early while supplies last. If you would like to speak to a representative, please call (855) MATS-200. FACILITY RULES Alcohol: No outside alcohol may be brought into the horse show facility. Only designated vendors may sell alcohol. If it is determined that the alcohol has been brought in from an outside source, the parties may be subject to a fine. Dog Rule: All dogs must be confined, on a leash and muzzled at all times when on the show grounds. Absolutely NO dogs are allowed in the John Justin Arena or commercial exhibit area. Dogs running free will be removed from the grounds and impounded by the city. Extension Cord Requirements: If extension cords are used at the horse show facility, Ground Fault Interrupter Protection (GFCI) is required. These cords are easily recognized as there is a test and a reset button on the cord. Most of these cords have the words GFCI protected printed on the cord. All 120-volt extension must be threewire grounding-type cords (recognized by the three-prong plug on the end of the cord). Frayed or damaged cords may not be used. Extension cords may not be installed 13

18 through doors. These requirements help eliminate harmful or fatal electrical hazards to you or your animals. City staff, including Fire Inspectors and Electrical Inspectors, will check the premises periodically for compliance. Golf Cars: A valid driver s license is required to operate a golf car or motorized scooter. All traffic rules must be followed. No one under the age of 16 is allowed to drive a golf car. Loading and Unloading Trailers: Arriving and departing horse trailers and vans will be allowed 15 minutes for unloading and loading, and then must move to the designated parking areas. Non-Smoking Facility: No smoking is allowed in any building on the Horse Show Facility. Smoking is allowed only outdoors. Paid Parking Facility: The Will Rogers Memorial Center is a paid parking facility. All vehicles and trailers on the Will Rogers property will be required to pay to park in all facility lots. For more information and to purchase WRMC parking passes, please visit Car, pickup, van, and trailer parking will be designated. Please park in these areas only. Violators will be towed away. Portable Cooling Systems/ Electrical Requirements: For stalling, please follow these guidelines provided by the WRMC staff: The only portable water-cooled fans allowed must meet the power requirements outlined below and have a self-contained water source. There are 5 amps of power available to every stall in the Richardson-Bass and Burnett Buildings. This will basically accommodate one box fan. Multi-plug devices will not be allowed (i.e. plug strip). Only one cord may be plugged into each single outlet. Only extension cords with appropriate GFCI protection will be allowed. Extension cords and power strips may not be used to operate multiple appliances simultaneously. No small air conditioners, heaters, or margarita machines are allowed in the stalling areas. We have limited electrical use; we must provide power to all exhibitors for fan use. If a small air conditioner or heater is reported, it will be turned off immediately and the owner will be asked to remove it. Post hydrants are available for exhibitor use at the end of each row of stalls. These may not be left on indefinitely. They must be turned off after each use. They may not be connected to portable water-cooled fans, misting systems, etc., which require a continuous water supply. Signs, Posters, Etc.: If any promotional material placed on any of the Horse Show Facility s property defaces or destroys the property, parties responsible may be charged for the cost of having the property repaired or replaced US National Show

19 HEALTH REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMITTING HORSES INTO TEXAS All horses must have a: 1. Negative Coggins (Equine Infectious Anemia) dated no earlier than October Health Certificate issued no earlier than September 23rd, 2017 by a licensed veterinarian from the state of origin. These documents will be checked upon arrival by the Barn Manager (Carole Hackett) Make sure the veterinarian uses registered names on the health and Coggins certificates rather than barn names. If current Coggins, health papers and a copy of the Certificate of Registration are not available, the horse will not be allowed to compete and entry fees will be forfeited. All horses are subject to inspection by the Show Veterinarian or State Veterinarian at any time or if suspected of harboring a communicable disease. It is recommended that horses being brought to the Nationals be vaccinated for West Nile Virus. Additionally, owners of horses should ask their veterinarians about a booster shot for West Nile Virus. It is important to remember that vaccines that protect your horse against Western, Eastern and Venezuelan equine encephalitis do not protect against encephalitis caused by West Nile Virus. If you vaccinate against Western, Eastern and/or Venezuelan encephalitis, you should vaccinate against West Nile Virus, as well. Consult your veterinarian to set up a vaccination schedule appropriate for your horse. Conduct and Safety: The National Show expects the highest standard of ethics from its exhibitors and those persons under their authority and will tolerate no act of disobedience or discourtesy toward any show official, under penalty of disqualification or expulsion from the show. Courtesy toward fellow exhibitors and the viewing public is compulsory at all times. Cruelty to any horse, by any person, at this show will NOT be tolerated. Exhibitors shall at all times take whatever steps are necessary to protect themselves, their horses, and the viewing public. SUPERVISE JUNIORS! Responsibility: Entries are accepted with the understanding that the 2017 NAPHA U.S. National Show and the Will Rogers Equestrian Center will not be held responsible for any loss, personal injury, or damage to horses exhibited or for any article of any kind or nature that may be lost or destroyed or in any way damaged. All horses shall be under the control and direction of the Show Committee but solely at the risk of the exhibitor, who will be responsible for any injury that may be occasioned to any person or animal or damage to any property while on the grounds by any horse owned or exhibited by him and shall indemnify the management against all claims or damages of any kind or nature, including attorney fees and court costs, that may grow out of any injury occasioned by any horse owned or exhibited by him or arising from any cause whatever, including the negligence of himself or any other person, including the person in charge of any such horse. 15

20 Show Rules & Regulations: Everything is being done to conduct this show on the highest possible level and for the pleasure and safety of exhibitors and spectators. The best adjudication officials to be found have been selected and they will place awards to the horses as they see them presented in the ring without regard for previous records or performances. The National show is desirous of fair treatment for all exhibitors. All showing procedures and judging percentages as well as definitions, class descriptions, descriptions of gear and attire, rules and regulations, conduct and ethics and conditions for this show are described in the aforementioned named publications. All exhibitors, handlers, riders and other persons participating in the show are responsible for a thorough knowledge of all the rules and regulations. Rule books may be obtained at Exceptions or additions to these rules are noted in this premium list. - INCLUDING drug testing consistent with USEF drug testing at therapeutic levels. - In the event that a Judge or other designated official is unable to perform his or her duties, the NAPHA reserves the right to substitute an equally qualified Judge or other official. - The Judge has the authority to place any horse in whatever position he thinks the merit of the horse justifies. Any exhibitor desiring to discuss his/her placing with a Judge MUST FIRST obtain permission from the Show Steward, AFTER they are finished presenting horses throughout the show. No horse, rider, or handler may leave the ring without the permission of the Judge. The rider/handler must request permission through the Ring Steward. Championship Classes & Champion of Champions Classes 1st and 2nd place of qualifying classes will be automatically entered into the appropriate Best or Champion & Reserve classes; if the qualifying class allows more than one sex of horse, the 1st and 2nd place winners will be entered into the class of the appropriate sex, if applicable. It is not required that a 1st or 2nd place horse enter a Best or Champion/ Reserve Class. Best and Champion/Reserve classes all have an associated fee. If a horse will not enter its Best or Champion/Reserve Class, and the Show Secretary is notified at least one hour before the class, then a refund will be credited for the Best or Champion/Reserve Class fee. The 2017 U.S. National Show Champions will be automatically entered into their respective Champion of Champions Classes. It is not required that a 2017 Champion enter its respective Champion of Champions Class. Champion of Champions Classes each have an associated fee. If a U.S. National Show Champion will not enter its Champion of Champions Class, and the Show Secretary is notified at least 1/2 hour before the class, then a refund will be credited for the Champion of Champions Class fee. A withdrawal slip must be filed with the show secretary. Champions and Champions of Champions of all past PPHRNA, AAOBPPH & NA- PHA U.S. National Shows are eligible to directly enter the appropriate 2017 National Champions of Champions Classes. This does not apply to Bozal or Gait competitions. Past National Champions and National Champions of Champions that are entered directly into Champion of Champions classes MUST be pre-entered by September 27th. Only the following can enter directly into the Champion of Champions Class: 1. Past National Champion of Champions & PHAC National Ch. of Ch US National Show

21 2. Past National Champions A past champion may enter other divisions in the show, but may not enter any class that qualifies for the division they are entering directly to the championship for NAPHA Regional Champion of Champions Horses of shows held since 1/1/2017 are eligible to enter directly to the appropriate 2017 US National Champion & Reserve Classes. This does not apply to Best Bozal or Best Gaited competitions. Entries MUST be entered by noon September 27, Please indicate on your entry form in which show/title horse qualified in. Qualification will be verified by the show secretary. Junior Division: Juniors are ages 17 & under as of January 1 of the current year. In Junior Classes, Juniors must compete in their respective age divisions. For Junior Classes: retrancas are prohibited, baticola is required, floron is optional. Leather stirrups (tapaderos) may be used. Helmets are required for ALL Juniors riding in ANY class, and no spurs are allowed. No ungelded colts over 12 months old are allowed in any Junior class. Juniors must be at least 15 years old to show stallions in adult classes or to ride in the barrida at the end of the show. Parent/Guardian approval is required for a Junior to ride in a barrida, and Parent/Guardian must sign waiver/release for Junior to participate. Cones Spacing: It will be requested of the judges to keep the spacing between cones in the performance division classes at least 8 feet apart Class Notes: - Luxury Gelding Stakes: 1st=40%, 2nd=30%, 3rd=15%, 4th=10%, 5th=5%, Stakes paid out after show bills have been settled by winners & show drug testing results have been received. - Amateur Owner to Ride (AOTR) Classes: The owner/owners shown on the 17

22 registration papers, & their minor children are allowed to present. -Amateur/AOTR Performance, Open Tack & Attire: Judged as a regular performance class, but open to any combination of tack & attire. - Get of Sire and Produce of Dam Under Saddle ~ Bit or Bozal: Entry shall consist of: three (3) offspring per sire, two (2) offspring per dam, to be shown under saddle, in bit or bozal according to age. Each group of three (3) offspring per sire or two (2) offspring per dam constitutes a separate entry and must be paid for as separate entry. Entry MUST be made by, or with the SIGNED permission of, the owner (not lessee) of the sire or dam. Joint ownership is permitted. Ribbons go to the offspring, any trophy to the owner of the Sire or Dam. -Ranch or Breeder s Conjunto Under Saddle ~ Bit or Bozal: Entry is restricted to three (3) horses; no additional horses may be added to the group, and no 1 or 2 horse entries are allowed. Horses may be shown in bit or bozal, according to their ages. Ranch Entry: All horses must be currently owned by the same ranch or exhibitor, acquired either through purchase or by breeding. Breeder s Entry: All horses must have been bred by the same ranch or exhibitor. -Premio Aficion: Bit or Bozal: Entry to consist of one mare, one gelding, and one stallion, owned and bred by the same breeder/owner. -Best Bozal: Classes 10, 15, 24, 43-1st & 2nd place qualify. -Best Gaited: Classes 32,34,38,40,41,48,50-1st & 2nd place qualify. SPECIAL AWARDS - MUST BE SIGNED UP BEFORE START OF SHOW High Point Breeder of Show: Points counted as listed in class list (HPB), excluding championships & junior rider division. High Point Owner of Show: Points counted as listed in class list (HPO), excluding championships & junior rider division High Point Amateur Rider of Show, 18 & Over: Points counted in classes 5, 7, 9, 12, 21, 23, 26, 28, 54. Must have amateur declaration on file with NAPHA or show office. High Point Horse of Show: Points are counted from classes as indicated in class list. Show Hotel - Courtyard Marriott 3150 Riverfront Dr., Fort Worth, Tx / Rates valid 10/17/17-10/22/17 & must be reserved by September 26, Please call and use NAPHA Attendees as group code $ for King $ for two Queens. Hawthorn Suites By Wyndham Fort Worth/Medical Center 1701 South University Drive, Fort Worth, TX Group Code: CGLNAP Rates valid 10/17/17-10/23/17 & MUST be reserved by September 29, 2017 Single Studio: $79/night, Double Studio: $89/night Penthouse Suite: $109/night Springhill Suites Ft. Worth 3250 Lovell Avenue Fort Worth Texas Standard Suite: $115.00/night

23 About the Judges: Bill Clattenburg Bill Clattenburg is a NAPHA carded judge and a retired Civil Engineer. He owns and operates Clattenburg Peruvian Ranch located in Montpelier, Louisiana. Bill has been breeding, training, and showing Peruvian Horses since He previously had a herd of more than 40 Peruvian horses but currently has a herd of about 25 horses. His Peruvian horses have been awarded National Championships, as well as, many regional Champion of Champions titles. Renzo Crolle Claux I am a Business Administrator, graduated from the University of the Pacific of Lima-Peru (1996). Currently I am dedicated to mechanical metal and Manufacture of animal feed. I have been a breeder of Peruvian horses since 1989 and a member of the ANCPCPP since I am a judge recognized by the ANCPCPP since September 2008, having judged more than 100 competitions, in almost all areas of Peruvian territory, including 5 Peruvian national shows between 2011 and 2016, as well as as in countries such as Argentina, Bolivia, Ecuador, Panama, Honduras, Guatemala, El Salvador, Nicaragua and the USA, both national and regional competitions in these Central American countries. I am currently Chairman of the Judges Committee of the ANCPCPP. 19

24 NAPHA PO Box 2187 Santa Rosa, CA Entries due by 9/27/2017 Ad deadline - 9/27/2017 Deadline to enter Past Championships - 9/27/2017 More Information at