2014 National Plantation Walking Horse Association All Gaited Breed Fall Festival & Futurity

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1 2014 National Plantation Walking Horse Association All Gaited Breed Fall Festival & Futurity November Los Angeles Equestrian Center 480 W. Riverside Drive Burbank, CA 91506

2 Debbie Rash Paso Fino Judge Judges The Honorable Ring Master Diane Little Alece Ellis TWH/OBG Judge Paso Fino Steward Chuck Brooker Announcer Phyllis Buteyn Paddock Announcer Susan Falciani Show Manager Barn Manager Debbie Andersen, Show Manager Pauline Stotsenberg, Barn Manager DQP To Be Announced Photography by Laurie Taylor TMA Photography

3 The National Plantation Walking Horse Association complies 100% with the Horse Protection Act. Ribbon Awards Ribbons awarded 1 st through 6 th. $20 award in classes with 3 or more entries. Money awards will be mailed to exhibitors after the show. Junior classes will receive non-monetary awards in all classes. Rulebook A copy of NPWHA s rulebook can be found at Entries Mailed entries must be postmarked by November 10 th. Online entries can be made at until 9:00 pm on November 19 th. After these dates a post entry fee will apply. Your entries must be received by November 10 th in order to be listed in our show program. Please note - as this is a NPWHA-sponsored event, current membership status is required for CPFHA pointed classes. Registration Papers TWH and Paso Fino classes require front and back copies of Registration Papers, NO EXCEPTIONS. We do not keep your papers on file. Open Gaited Breeds do not need to provide registration papers. Directions To Show Grounds From Northern California (5 North) Exit Western Avenue West. Take Western to Riverside Drive, turn left. Take Riverside Drive to Main Street, turn left into LAEC. From Southern California (5 South) Take Alameda Avenue West. Alameda to Main Street, turn left. Take Main Street into LAEC. From the 134 Freeway Exit Buena Vista Street, turn right. Turn right on Riverside Drive. Riverside Drive to Main Street, turn right into LAEC. Shavings & Feed U.S. Horse Feed & Shavings serves these show grounds. Your hay and shavings can be delivered to your barn waiting for your arrival by calling Jodi at (818) NOTE: Exhibitors may bring feed and shavings with them, but no other vendors can deliver to the show grounds. As U.S. Feed is the exclusive supplier to LAEC.

4 Class Descriptions Obedience This class is open to horses from all divisions. In addition to showing at the specified gaits, riders will be asked to simultaneously perform tests such as, but not limited to, halt, back up, turn on the forehand, etc. Challenge of the Breeds Will be judged as a rail class and a pattern will be asked for by the judge. Best InShow Class is offered to all first place winners with a $250 purse. Jr. Horse This class is open to horses from all divisions who are 3-5 years of age. Horses of this age may be ridden with two hands. Limit Horse This class is open to horses from all divisions who have not won more than 6 blue ribbons in a performance class. Limit Rider This class is open to all riders who have not won more than 6 blue ribbons in a performance class. Costume This is a fun class for everyone and all breeds. You can enter as a group or a single rider and not all entries have to be on a horse. Must be in costume.

5 Show Rules, Regulations and Specifications for PFHA 1. Every class offered herein which is covered by the rules and specifications of the current NPWHA and PFHA rule book will be conducted and judged in accordance therewith. 2. THE HORSE SHOW COMMITTEE reserves the right to itself to interpret all questions and conditions in regard to, or arising out of, or incident to, the show, without claims for damages or recourse of any kind. Exhibitors are notified that any act of discourtesy or disobedience by them or their riders, to the JUDGES, SHOW STAFF OR OFFICIALS shall disqualify their entry, and the owner shall forfeit their fees and other charges, including any and all prize money which they may have earned at the show. The Horse Show Committee shall have full power to act on any ruling in regard to such issues. Should the act justify it, the Horse Show Committee shall have the power to disbar the offending individual from further competition and to have them and their entire exhibition removed from the grounds without being held liable for damage of any kind. This shall be accepted as condition of entry. Any questions not covered in these rules and regulations shall be decided by the Horse Show Committee, consisting of the Horse Show Manager, the Horse Show Secretary and the NPWHA and PFHA Show Steward. 3. Horses must be registered with the TWHBEA, IPWHA, Canadian Tennessee Walkers or Paso Fino Horse Association. Owners, exhibitors and handlers must be current members of the NPWHA or Paso Fino Horse Association and the California Paso Fino Horse Association. Amateurs must have PFHA Membership Cards with Amateur or Senior Amateur noted thereon. 4. Horses must be entered and shown under their full registered name and registration number. Copies of both sides of the registration paper must be submitted with entry, except in cases of leased horses when only the front side of registration papers and a letter from the registered owner verifying this lease must accompany the entry. 5. Each person and/or exhibitor, by attending and/or participating in this horse event acknowledges that they understand the inherent danger that exists in riding and being around horses and the equipment used to handle them. Further, each exhibitor, trainer or owner of horses at the Equestrian Center will be responsible for any injury inflicted to another, spectator, visitor, or by any horse, equipment or vehicle owned or under the control of the exhibitor and shall Hold Harmless the Members, Officers, Directors and/or Committee Members of the California Paso Fino Horse Association as well as the Paso Fino Horse Association and will indemnify them in the event of a claim or legal action initiated against them resulting from the negligence of the exhibitor, owner, employee, trainer, agent, handler or representative of such horse, equipment or vehicle. 6. Cruelty to or the abuse of a horse by any person at a recognized show is forbidden. Excessive use of a whip on any horse in a stall, runway, schooling area, show ring, or elsewhere on the show grounds before or during a show, by any person, constitutes a violation and renders the offender subject to penalty. 7. All Sub-junior youth (under 12) and any person riding in a class where there is a jump are required by law NPWHA or PFHA rules to wear properly fastened protective headgear which meets or exceeds ASTM Standard for Equestrian use and carries the SEI tag. Exhibitors will supply their own equipment. 8. The Horse Show Committee reserves the right to combine classes, cancel classes, and to change the class schedule at any time. It is the responsibility of the exhibitor to check with the Paddock Master, Gatekeeper, or Show Office to keep informed as to when your classes will be conducted. 9. The Horse Show Committee reserves the privilege of substituting or changing judges if it becomes necessary. The judge s decisions in the show ring are their own responsibility and the Show Committee accepts no responsibility for these decisions. 10. No entry will be accepted or back numbers released unless it is: a) Properly signed and, in case of a minor, signed by a parent or guardian. PLEASE NOTE: The entry form must be signed by all handlers, riders, owners, trainers, and drivers. No one may show a horse unless they have signed the entry blank entering that horse. Printed stamps and copies of signatures will not be accepted as a signature. b) Made on an entry blank provided by the Show. c) Shows correct mailing address of owner. d) Accompanied by payment in full of ALL FEES. e) Enclose copies of current PFHA and CPFHA membership cards. Exhibitor MUST be a current member of NPWHA, PFHA and CPFHA or join prior to acceptance of entries at this show. 11. Entries postmarked after November 10th or received at the show will be considered late and assessed an additional fee of $20. ALL HORSES ON THE SHOW GROUNDS MUST BE ENTERED IN AT LEAST ONE CLASS. 12. When exhibitors, trainers or stables wish to make a change in entries in any class, they are required to follow the procedure of scratching the existing entry and making a new entry with the Show Secretary s office. Credit will be given for the scratched class if done properly in the horse show office and another class added. Horses not properly scratched from a class and are not shown will forfeit their fee. Refunds of scratched or missed classes will not be made. In the event of the sale or injury to a horse (Veterinarian s Certificate required), exhibitors may post-enter another horse in the same class at no additional fee. 13. ENTRIES IN ALL CLASSES/EVENTS MUST BE READY AND REPORT TO THE PADDOCK MASTER FIVE (5) MINUTES PRIOR TO THE START OF EACH CLASS/EVENT. There will be a three (3) minute warning to appear and the gate will close two (2) minutes after the first horse enters the show ring for each class. Classes must be entered at least 30 minutes prior to desired scheduled class. 14. Stabling: Uncovered paddocks will not be. Paddocks are 12 x 12. No bedding is provided, but is allowed. Paddocks must be picked up after use. Tools/containers will not be provided. Paddock cannot be shared by more than one horse, all owners shall agree that they accept responsibility for their horse s behavior. Each owner to provide own water and feed buckets for horses. Paddocks must be vacated and cleaned by end of day, Sunday, November 23rd. Horses coming to California earlier, may request local ranches to be contacted for layover. 15. RV Facilities: Available for a fee with hook-ups. See premium for costs. (Arrangements to be made in advance.) 16. No dogs or other pets will be permitted on the grounds unless under leash control of the owner. Any animals running free will be impounded and removed from the grounds. 17. Food and beverages will be available on the show grounds. 18. PAYMENT: Make checks that accompany entries payable to: NPWHA. No credit cards are accepted. 19. There will be a penalty of $50.00 if a check is refused by the bank for any reason. No checks will be processed through the bank a second time, and must be covered by a money order, cashier s check, or cash, in addition to the penalty. 20. PRIZES A ribbon will be awarded to first through sixth place in Regular and Fun Classes and first through fourth place in Championship Classes. 21. MOTORIZED VEHICLES Minors who do not have a valid driver s license which allows them to operate a motorized vehicle in the state in which they reside will not be permitted to operate a motorized vehicle of any kind including, but not limited to, golf carts, motorcycles, scooters, or farm utility vehicles on the competition grounds of licensed competitions. Minors who have a valid temporary license may operate the above described motorized vehicles as long as they are accompanied by an adult with a valid driver s license. The parent(s), legal guardian(s), or individual who signs the entry blank as a parent or guardian of a minor operating a motorized vehicle in violation of this rule are solely responsible for any damages, claims, losses or actions resulting from that operation. Violations of this rule will be cause for sanctions against the parent(s), guardian(s) and/or trainer(s) who are responsible for the child committing the offense. Penalties may include exclusion of the child, parent(s), guardian(s), and/or trainer(s) from the competition grounds for the remainder of the competition. Wheelchairs and other mobility assistance devices for individuals with disabilities are exempt from this rule.

6 Description of Divisions NOTE: CROSS ENTERING IS PROHIBITED OPEN GAITED BREED or OGB COUNTRY PLEASURE HORSE Open to gaited horses of any breed. No registration papers are required. Horses must transition from the walk or the working walk (loose rein) to the intermediate gait (middle gait) with an obvious change of speed required. An intermediate gait (middle gait) is a gait ranging from a flat walk, a paso llano, a stepping pace to a fox trot. Any tendency to hard pace or hard trot must be severely penalized. The intermediate gait is always faster than the walk. The Country Pleasure horse is the epitome of pleasure and comfort. These horses must appear comfortable, well mannered, easy to ride, and consistent on a light rein. Horses must stand quietly and back readily when asked. Any unfinished, poor acting horse(s) should not be placed in front of other horses that have the required elements of a Country Pleasure horse. Three gait classes require canter. The canter should be collected, graceful and display absolute effortlessness for the horse and rider. (MAXIMUM shoe size for all four feet: 3/8 x 3/4 - caulks allowed) Tack and attire is breed specific for English and Western. TWH TRAIL PLEASURE HORSE Horses should perform the true walking horse gaits with effortlessness geared toward encouraging stamina and longevity on the trails, while exhibiting a cadenced head shake. Animation and action are not desirable, and horses should be judged on manners, responsiveness and manageability on a light rein. Horses must be relaxed and speed must not come at the sacrifice of form. Each horse shall be very balanced front and rear and display easy, discernible transitions from flat walk to running walk. The Trail Pleasure horse should have a natural head set according to its conformation. All horses must have a willing attitude suited for hours on the trail. The canter should be relaxed and effortless with control at all times. Any bumping or pumping of the reins should be severely penalized. Horses are required to stand quietly, and back readily. In the flat walk and running walk, the curl of the elevated front foot may not be above the fetlock area. (MAXIMUM shoe size for all four feet: 3/8 x 3/4 NO CAULKS ALLOWED) All TWH ages 5 a over MUST be ridden with one hand in Western attire classes. Any rider using two hands will be disqualified. TWH PLEASURE HORSE This horse should epitomize the natural Plantation Walking Horse performing the true signature gaits of the breed. Horses are to be judged on their alert and willing attitude. Horses should display smooth, fluid, free flowing, head shaking and ground covering gaits. The Pleasure horse should move with effortless rhythm and style, but not be overly animated. Excessive animation in a Plantation Pleasure class is unacceptable. Horses should have a headset that is moderate, natural, and not overly elevated. Manners, responsiveness and manageability on a light rein are paramount and should be judged accordingly. The horse shall be very balanced front and rear and display easy and discernible transitions from flat walk to running walk. The canter should be light, airy, and collected and must be under control at all times. Any bumping or pumping of the reins should be extremely penalized. Each horse must back readily on command. (MAXIMUM shoe size for all four feet: 3/8 x 3/4 caulks allowed) All TWH ages 5 a over MUST be ridden with one hand in Western attire classes. Any rider using two hands will be disqualified. TWH PERFORMANCE/PARK PERFORMANCE The Western Performance Horse should represent the ultimate show horse and should display brilliance and animation while performing the true walking gaits. Horses in the Performance Division should have the highest headset and the highest reaching motion with the front legs due to the extreme impulsion of the hind legs. The horse should be well balanced both front and rear. The nose should be vertical or slightly ahead of vertical with a pronounced head nod. (MAXIMUM shoe size for all four feet: 3/8 X 3/4 caulks allowed) All TWH ages 5 a over MUST be ridden with one hand in Western attire classes. Any rider using two hands will be disqualified. The Plantation Park Horse should display brilliance and animation with a snap to its walk while performing the true walking gaits. Horses in the Park Division should have a high headset and high reaching motion with the front legs due to the extreme impulsion of the hind legs. The horse should be well balanced both front and rear. The nose should be vertical or slightly ahead of vertical with a pronounced head nod. (MAXIMUM shoe size for all four feet: 1 x 1/2 caulks allowed) All TWH ages 5 a over MUST be ridden with one hand in Western attire classes. Any rider using two hands will be disqualified.

7 Friday, November 21, starts 11:30 am 1. Futurity Cal Bred Fillies & Colts of 2014 Barefoot Weanlings 2. Futurity Cal Bred Fillies & Colts of 2013 Barefoot Yearlings 3. Futurity Cal Bred Fillies & Colts of Yr Olds 4. Futurity Grand Championship {Marge Sunderland Memorial Trophy} 5. Produce Of Dam 6. Get Of Sire (2 or more get) 7. OGB Costume Class 2gt Open 8. OGB Trail Obstacle Youth 9. OGB Trail Obstacle Amateur 10. OGB Champagne Class Amateur 11. Futurity Cal Bred Yr old Under Saddle 2gt Open 12. OGB Western Ladies to Ride All Divisions 18 & Over 2gt Open 13. OGB Western Gentlemen to Ride All Divisions 18 & Over 2gt Open 14. OGB Western Novice Rider All Divisions 2gt Amateur Saturday, November 22, start 9:00 am 15. PF Pleasure Schooling 3 & 4 Year Old Fillies 16. OGB English Color Horse 2gt Amateur 17. Plantation Pleasure Limit Horse & Or Rider 2gt Open 18. PF Pleasure Schooling 3 & 4 Year Olds Colts & Geldings 19. OGB English Junior to Ride gt 20. Plantation Performance/Park 2gt Open 21. PF Pleasure 5 & Up Mares 22. Plantation Trail Pleasure Limit Horse & Or Rider 2gt Open 23. PF Pleasure 5 & Up Geldings (shown concurrently with # 24) 24. PF Pleasure 5 & Up Stallions 25. OGB English Junior to Ride Equitation 17 & Under 2gt 26. PF Pleasure Fillies/ Mares Championship 27. OGB English Ladies to Ride All Divisions 18 & Over 2gt Open 28. PF Pleasure Colts/ Stallions/ Geldings Championship 29. OGB English Country Pleasure 2gt Open 30. PF Performance Schooling 3 & 4 Years Fillies 31. Plantation Trail Pleasure 2gt Open 32. PF OGB English Junior to Ride 12 & Under 2gt 33. PF Performance Schooling 3 & 4 Years Colts/ Geldings 34. Plantation Pleasure 2gt Amateur 35. OGB English Color Horse 2gt Open 36. PF Performance 5 & Up Mares 37. TWH English All Divisions Ladies to Ride 17 & over Amateur 38. OGB English Gentlemen to Ride All Divisions 18 & Over 2gt Open 39. PF Performance 5 & Up Geldings (shown concurrently with # 40) 40. PF Performance 5 & Up Stallions 41. Plantation Pleasure 2gt Open 42. OGB English Country Pleasure 2gt Amateur 43. PF Performance Fillies /Mares Championship Color Coded Classes for your Convenience Brown TWH Futurity Classes Purple Open Gaited Breeds Black Paso Fino Horses only Blue TWH Pleasure Horses Red TWH Trail Pleasure Horses Green All breeds Country Pleasure Horses Orange TWH Performance/Park Horses There will be a Sale Presentation during the lunch break on Saturday. This is free, so anyone wanting to participate please provide written information to the office by 10am. ALL TWH AGES 5 YEARS AND OLDER MUST BE RIDDEN WITH ONE HANDED IN WESTERN ATTIRE CLASSES.

8 44. Plantation Performance/Park 3gt Open 45. Plantation Trail Pleasure 2gt Amateur 46. PF Performance Colts/Stallion/Geldings Championship 47. Plantation Pleasure Jr. Horse 3-5yrs 2gt Open 48. OGB English Equitation 18 & Over 2gt Amateur 49. PF Fino Schooling 3 & 4 Years Fillies 50. Plantation Trail Pleasure 3-5yrs 2gt Open 51. OGB English Color Horse 3gt Amateur 52. PF Fino Schooling 3 & 4 Years Colts/ Geldings 53. Plantation Pleasure 3gt Open 54. Plantation Trail Pleasure 3gt Amateur 55. PF Fino 5 & Up Mares 56. OGB English Color Horse 3gt Open 57. Plantation Trail Pleasure 3gt Open 58. OGB English Country Pleasure 3gt Amateur 59. PF Fino 5 & Up Geldings (shown concurrently with #60) 60. PF Fino 5 & Up Stallions 61. OGB English Junior to Ride 17 & Under 3gt 62. Plantation Pleasure 3gt Amateur 63. PF Fino Fillies/ Mares Championship 64. OGB English Equitation Medal Class 17 & Under 3gt 65. OGB English Country Pleasure 3gt Open 66. PF Fino Colts/Stallion/Geldings Championship Color Coded Classes for your Convenience Brown TWH Futurity Classes Purple Open Gaited Breeds Black Paso Fino Horses only Blue TWH Pleasure Horses Red TWH Trail Pleasure Horses Green All breeds Country Pleasure Horses Orange TWH Performance/Park Horses Sunday, November 23, Start 9:00 am 67. PF Amateur to Ride Pleasure Schooling 3 & 4 Years Fillies 68. OGB Western Country Pleasure 2gt Open 69. PF Amateur to Ride Pleasure Schooling 3 & 4 Years Colts/Geldings 70. Western Pleasure 2gt Open 71. PF Amateur to Ride Pleasure 5 & up Mares 72. Western Trail Pleasure 2gt Amateur 73. OGB Western Color Horse 2gt Open 74. OGB Western Junior to Ride gt 75. Western Pleasure Limit Horse & Or Rider 2gt Open 76. PF Amateur to Ride Pleasure 5 & up Geldings (shown concurrently with #77) 77. PF Amateur To Ride Pleasure 5 & Up Stallions 78. Western Junior To Ride 12 & Under 2gt 79. Western Performance/Park 2gt Open 80. PF Amateur To Ride Pleasure Fillies/ Mares Championship 81. OGB Western Country Pleasure 2gt Amateur 82. Western Pleasure 2gt Amateur 83. PF Amateur to Ride Pleasure Colts/stallions/Geldings Championship 84. Western Trail Pleasure 3gt Open 85a. PF Sub Junior Pleasure 85b. PF Junior pleasure (Judged Separately) 86. Western Trail Pleasure Limit Horse & Or Rider 2gt Open 87. PF Amateur to Ride Performance 3 & 4 Years Fillies

9 88. OGB Western Country Pleasure 3gt Open 89. PF Amateur to Ride Performance 3 & 4 Years Colts/Geldings 90. OGB Western Color Horse 3gt Open 91. PF Amateur To Ride Performance 5 & Up Mares 92. OGB Western Pro/Amateur or Amateur/Amateur 2gt 93. OGB Western Equitation 18 & Over 2gt Amateur 94. PF Amateur to Ride Performance 5 & Up Geldings (shown concurrently with #95) 95. PF Amateur to Ride Performance 5 & Up Stallions 96. Western Trail Pleasure 2gt Open 97. OGB Western Seat Equitation Junior to Ride 17 & Under 2gt 98. PF Amateur to Ride Performance Fillies / Mares Championship 99. Western Performance/Park 3gt Open 100. OGB Western Color Horse 2gt Amateur 101. PF Amateur to Ride Performance Colts/Stallions/Geldings Championship 102. Western Pleasure 3gt Open 103a. PF Sub Junior 103b. PF Junior Performance (Judged Separately) 104. OGB Western Obedience 2gt Open 105. Western Trail Pleasure 3gt Amateur 106a. PF Sub Junior Equitation 106b. PF Junior Equitation (Judged Separately) 107. Western Pleasure Jr. Horse 3-5 yrs 2gt Open 108. PF Amateur to Ride Fino Schooling 3 & 4 years Fillies 109. OGB Western Jr. to Ride 17 & Under 3gt 110. OGB Western Country Pleasure 3gt Amateur 111. PF Amateur to Ride Fino Schooling 3 & 4 Years Colts/Geldings 112. TWH Western All Divisions Ladies to Ride 18 & Over 2 gt Amateur 113. PF Amateur to Ride 5 & Up mares 114. Western Trail Pleasure Jr. Horse 3-5yrs 2gt Open 115. PF Amateur to Ride Fino 5 & Up Geldings (shown concurrently with # 116) 116. PF Amateur to Ride 5 & Up Stallions 117. Western Pleasure 3gt Amateur 118. PF Amateur to Ride Fino Fillies/ Mares Championship 119. OGB Western Color Horse 3gt Amateur 120. PF Amateur to Ride Fino Colts/Stallions/Geldings Championship 121. OGB Challenge of the Breeds Performance open 2gt Stakes 122a. PF Sun Junior Fino 122b. PF Junior Fino (Judged Separately) 123. OGB Best in Show Color Coded Classes for your Convenience Brown TWH Futurity Classes Purple Open Gaited Breeds Black Paso Fino Horses only Blue TWH Pleasure Horses Red TWH Trail Pleasure Horses Green All breeds Country Pleasure Horses Orange TWH Performance/Park Horses Lead Line class to take place after lunch on Sunday and it is free to all participants. Don t forget the silent auction!

10 REMINDER THERE WILL BE NO SHOWING FROM TRAILER ALLOWED AT THIS EVENT

11 Horse Show Entry Form Entry #: Check #: Amount: Horse: Owner: Address: Owner: Address: Registered Name Register Number First Name Last Name Street City State Zip Home Number Work Number Cell Number First Name Last Name Street City State Zip Home Number Work Number Cell Number A Copy of Registration Papers Showing Proof of Ownership Must Accompany This Form Pre-Entry Class Fee $20 X Non-Member Fee TWH (one time fee) $20 Late Entry Fee $30 Nominated Futurity Fees $50 X (Applies to classes1-6 & 11) Champion/Best In Show Classes $30 X DQP Fees(per day, per horse) $15 Drug Fee (one time fee per horse) $5 Office Fees (one time per owner) $25 Early Arrival/Late Departure $25 Stall Fees for 3 days $80 Tack Room Fees for 3 days $70 Futurity Babies (2/under) for 3 days $60 Sponsorship per Class $25 X RV Parking per day $40 X Class # Rider TOTAL FEES ENCLOSED If you desire or prefer an end stall please specify by checking the box. Make Checks Payable to: NPWHA Mail check & entry to: Debbie Andersen Grand Avenue Wildomar, CA On-Line Entries are available at PRE-ENTRIES MUST BE POST MARKED BY NOV. 10TH Stable me with Owner/Agent Signature If you have any questions, please call: Jayme (951) or Debbie (951)

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13 Futurity 2014 Nomination Form Entry #: Check #: Amount: ALL FUTURITY NOMINATION HORSES MUST ENTER BY MAIL Horse: Nominated Horse s Registered Name Nominated Horse s Register Number Sire: Dam: Sex of Nominated Horse Sire s Registered Name Dam s Registered Name Foaling Date of Nominated Horse Sire s Registration Number Dam s Registration Number CIRCLE ONE: Weanling Yearling Two Year Old Three Year Old Owner: First Name Last Name Address: Street City State Zip Home Number Work Number Cell Number A Copy of Registration Papers Showing Proof of Ownership MUST Accompany This Form NOMINATION FEES $50 NPWHA will be adding $100 towards each Futurity Division.

14 GENERAL PROVISIONS: There are four divisions of the NPWHA Futurity for Futurity Horses; Weanlings, Yearlings, Two-Year Olds, and Three-Year Olds. All to be shown in halter. Three-Year Olds are to be shown under saddle, and may be barefoot or wear an A or B shoes. Foals born after October 1 st shall be shown as a weanling in the following year. Weanlings and yearlings shall be shown barefoot in a show halter. Two-Year Olds to be shown in a show halter, may be barefoot or shown in an A or B shoes. NOMINATION REQUIREMENTS 1. Both names and registration numbers of Sire, Dam and Foal must be listed on the Futurity form (see reverse). 2. If you nominate and show your Futurity horse, you must also pay a class fee and other show fees. There is no class fee if you nominate your foal and do not show. 3. The weanling must be registered with TWHBEA, IPWHR or Canadian Registry. NOMINATION FEES Weanlings 2014 Nomination Fee $50 Yearlings 2014 Nomination Fee $50 Two-Year Olds 2014 Nomination Fee $50 Three Year Olds 2014 Nomination Fee $50 PRIZES: The winner of each Futurity division will receive the largest percentage of the prize fund, followed in declining order by each place through 6 th place. The nominator of the Sire and Dam of the winning Filly and Colt in the Weanling division will receive a cash reward. We need items for the Silent Auction and would appreciate everyone bringing something wonderful for the auction tables. It can be horse related or not. Some examples that people love framed horse art, horse tack, baskets with soap, etc., liquor (that s a big mover), coffee basket, etc. You get the idea. If you need to mail your items, please send to; Michelle McAlister, 245 South Lasky Drive, Beverly Hills, CA Thank you in advance for your donated items.

15 Program Advertising Sponsorship Levels Platinum Level - $150 Banner put up in the Equidome (provided by sponsor), full-color page ad in program and one class sponsorship. Gold Level - $125 Banner put up in the Equidome (provided by sponsor), half-page color ad in program and one class sponsorship. Silver Level - $100 Banner put up in the Equidome (provided by sponsor), one class sponsorship. Banners need to be received by November 15 th and should be picked up after the show at the show office or can be returned to sponsor at a fee of $ Program Ads Full page Color $100 / Black & White $75 Half Page Color $75 / Black & White $50 Quarter Page Color $50 / Black & White $25 Business Card Color $35 / Black & White $20 Vendor Booths Booth space is available up to 10 X 10 for $65.00 per day Saturday and Sunday only. May use Friday to set-up booth if needed, but if setting up on Saturday morning it needs to be complete by 8:30 am. Move out to be done after the show end time on either day. Not required to be at show for both days. For Contributions: A contribution letter will be provided at the end of the year with our ID# for tax purposes. Contributions in the form of product or cash is accepted. Contact (214) for program ads. Contact (951) for program ads Contact (951) for Banner & Vendor booths

16 National Plantation Walking Horse Association Grand Avenue Wildomar, CA NPWHA 2014 FESTIVAL & FUTURITY