EMERALD VALLEY CLASSIC MINIATURE HORSE SHOW

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1 EMERALD VALLEY CLASSIC MINIATURE HORSE SHOW May 26-28, 2018 At the Oregon Horse Center Eugene, Oregon 3 JUDGES Karen Iverson Senior Judge Lecanto, FL Myron Krause 2018 World Show Judge Battlelake, MN Richard Petty Senior Judge Jacksonville, OR Classes start at 8:00 am May 26, 2018 Show Manager/Secretary Rinda Pullen horseshowmanager@hotmail.com Local Contact Kathy Howard ENTRIES CLOSE May 9, 2018

2 Your attendance at the NWMHC s three AMHA-approved shows in We are noted for sponsoring the largest and most successful shows in the AMHA and hope many of you will take advantage of the fellowship provided at these venues. Membership in the NWMHC is open to ALL persons who are interested in the miniature horse breed. You do not have to own or show a miniature to enjoy the camaraderie of being a part of our Club. TOKENS OR RIBBONS When you go to receive your placing in each class, you may choose to take a token instead of a ribbon which can be redeemed for.50 each. Or you may donate your tokens to the Youth or Gelding Funds. The Club saves on ribbons and you have a little extra cash.

3 RULES AND REGULATIONS 1) Horses will be judged in accordance with the rules of the AMHA. A copy of the rule book may be found in the show office with the Show Manager. 2) Knowing the rules and regulations, as well as the requirements of each class entered, is the exhibitor's responsibility. 3) This AMHA sanctioned show is open to any horse registered with the AMHA whose exhibitor is able to prove valid registration. 4) Horses must not be shod. No pads, wedges, chains, or weighted ankle boots are allowed on the grounds. No whips and/or crops, lighters or any other devices detrimental to the well-being of the horse shall be allowed in halter classes. For rules concerning youth exhibitors and the exhibiting of stallions, please refer to the current AMHA Rule book. 5) Ribbons, braids, glitter and all decorative appurtenances and stallion tack (excluding bits) are not allowed in halter, conformation, or performance classes with the exception of Roadster horses which may have the forelock and first section of mane braided with ribbon. No farm, individual, or horse names may be displayed on exhibitor, horse, or vehicle, except for the multiple hitch or draft harness classes. Check AMHA rulebook for exception to the braiding rule. LEASED HORSES OR PENDING REGISTRATION PAPERS If a horse has been leased by an exhibitor and is to be shown in amateur classes, it is the exhibitor's obligation to provide written verification from the AMHA office that the lease is on file. It is also the responsibility of the exhibitor to provide written verification from the AMHA as to a pending registration number for a horse that has not been issued papers. If, due to time constraints, the exhibitor is unable to provide written verification for either of these cases, the show management will attempt to obtain verbal verification by phone from the AMHA office during regular business hours. When the show management is required to make phone calls to the AMHA office to verify eligibility, it is understood that the exhibitor will be assessed $10.00 per call. These charges are payable prior to receiving entry numbers. No leased horse to be shown in amateur classes or a horse with pending registration will be shown, under any circumstances without written verification or direct verbal verification by the show management from the AMHA. GATE RULE It is the goal of the management that this show present miniatures in the best light possible, be entertaining to those who have come to watch the event, and expediently APPROVAL FORM THAT MUST BE PRESENTED TO THE PADDOCK MANAGER PRIOR TO THE REQUESTED HOLD. CONDITION OF ENTRY Every horse entered for competition will be under the control of the Horse Show Management, but the Horse Show Management will, in no case, be responsible for any loss or damage that may occur, and it shall be a condition of entry that each exhibitor shall hold the Horse Show, the Show Management, the Northwest Miniature Horse Club, the Gypsy & Drum Horses West Club and the Arena facility harmless for any loss or accident to his horses, or equipment which may occur from sickness or otherwise. ENTRY PROCEDURE Entries must be on the official entry form for the show. Entry forms may be photocopied for use. Fill out the necessary information for each horse entered, sign and send completely filled out entry form along with all required fees. Credit cards now accepted (fees will apply).no NUMBERS WILL BE RELEASED WITHOUT FULL PAYMENT OF ALL FEES. If entry forms are postmarked on or before the closing of entries and are properly filled out, there will be no additional penalties. THERE WILL BE A $25.00 ADMINISTRATIVE FEE CHARGED FOR EVERY ENTRY FORM NOT COMPLETELY FILLED OUT AND ALL NECESSARY INFORMATION PROVIDED. THIS MONEY MUST BE PAID BEFORE NUMBERS WILL BE ISSUED. NO ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED OVER THE PHONE. On any entry to be shown in any class, the exhibitor must use the complete name and number of the animal as it is shown on the horse's registration certificate. It is the responsibility of the exhibitors to be aware of progress of classes and be prepared to enter the ring promptly when a class has been called without prior public notice. The gate will remain open for two (2) minutes after each class has been called to enter the ring. Horses not in the arena when the gate is closed will be eliminated from the class. Breaks have been incorporated into the show schedule for necessary tack changes and to set up ring equipment. Additional gate holds, not to exceed two (2) minutes, requested by exhibitors may be called at the discretion of the

4 show manager. ALL GATE HOLDS MUST BE REQUESTED AT THE OFFICE AT LEAST FOUR (4) CLASSES IN ADVANCE OF THE REQUESTED HOLD. THOSE GRANTED GATE HOLDS WILL BE ISSUED A GATE HOLD A PHOTOCOPY OF BOTH SIDES OF THE REGISTRATION PAPER MUST ACCOMPANY THE ENTRY FOR EACH HORSE AND WILL NOT BE RETURNED. Any exhibitor showing a senior stallion must also include a certificate of veterinarian inspection with their entry. Exhibitors are responsible for their own errors and those of their agents in the preparation of entry forms. It is the responsibility of the exhibitor to notify the show manager if a credit from a previous show is being used. All show fees must be cleared before the end of each show. NON-PAYMENT OF OBLIGATIONS Any person submitting a non-negotiable check, or who fails to clear past due fees before leaving the show grounds, will not be allowed to participate in any NWMHC sponsored show until the account is cleared. All outstanding accounts due the NWMHC must be settled within 30 days of the date the debt was incurred, or the end of the last show of the season, whichever comes first, in order to be eligible for yearend award including Gelding Incentive monies. Any NSF check must be replaced by cash, money order or cashier s check within 30 days, including all bank fees and/or collection fees and a NWMHC $50.00 charge for returned check(s). Failure to do so will result in a notice to AMHA. AMATEUR CLASSES In order for an individual to enter amateur classes, he/she must qualify for amateur classes as defined by the current AMHA show rules, and have a valid amateur card issued by AMHA. The amateur card number must be placed in the appropriate space on the entry form. If the exhibitor has been issued an amateur card they should include a copy of the card with their entries. Applications for amateur cards will be available at the show office for exhibitors who have not been issued a card. If the exhibitor has not been issued an amateur card and plans on showing in amateur classes at the show, mark PENDING in the space requesting the exhibitor's card number. The exhibitor will be asked to complete an application for amateur status prior to being issued entry numbers at the show. Amateur cards are $15.00 to AMHA members. The cost to non-members is $ They must be renewed annually. All horses shown in amateur classes must be either owned or leased by the exhibitors as defined in the 2017 AMHA Show Rules. If the registration papers do not show the exhibitor or family as the owner of record, a written verification of a lease from the AMHA, dated prior to the first show in which the horse is to be shown, must accompany the entries in order to allow the horse and exhibitor to compete in any amateur classes. AMATEUR OWNED, TRAINED & EXHIBITED Horses must be owned or leased, trained and shown by an amateur. To be eligible for this class the horse must have been purchased or leased prior to January 1 of the current year and the transfer of ownership or lease must have been completed by AMHA by the above date. POST ENTRIES-ADDING CLASSES-LATE FEES After the closing date of entries, the post entry fee will be an additional $3.00 per class entered. Post entries or added classes will be accepted up to five classes prior to the class entering the ring provided that the horse is determined to be eligible for entry. Post entries made for the first five classes each day will be accepted up to one half (1/2) hour prior to the first class entering the ring. Exception - Liberty. Entries will not be accepted once order of go has been established. This will be done 5 classes or 1 hour before start of such class. POST ENTRIES MADE DURING THE SHOW MUST BE MADE AT THE SHOW OFFICE AND WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED UNLESS ACCOMPANIED BY FULL PAYMENT. An entry authorization will be issued at the show office and must be presented to the paddock manager prior to entering the ring. Management reserves the right to accept entries for unfilled classes after the closing date at the regular entry fee. Post entry fee for a horse not entered will be an additional $25.00 if entered at

5 the show. There will be a $50.00 charge for all checks returned for lack of funds. This must be paid before entry numbers will be issued at this or any following show. SCRATCHED CLASSES-REFUNDS No entry fees will be refunded without a veterinarian s certificate as to the unsoundness of the entered horse. This must be presented to the show secretary before the first class on which the entry is to be shown. Failure to show a horse that has been entered constitutes a forfeiture of entry fees. In the event of the sudden illness of a horse after the entry deadline you may substitute another animal at no additional charge. If this is done at the show it must be done within the time frame outlined in the Post Entry section, and a veterinarian s certificate must be provided. VANDALISM Anyone found guilty of vandalism at a NWMHC Show can be removed from the grounds. If it is a minor the responsible adult will be removed also. There will be no refund of fees. The responsible parties will be accountable for any and all damages. YOUTH All youth must have an AMHA Youth Card to show in youth classes at an AMHA show. Applications are available in the office. Children under 8 must be supervised by someone 13 or older at all times while on the show grounds. No children under 8 will be allowed in the warm up arena without the constant supervision by someone 13 & older. There will be no playpens, strollers, etc. in the warm up arena at any time. Parents failing to provide adequate supervision will be subject to review by the NWMHC board. AWARDS Youth classes, ribbons to 8 th Amateur and Open classes, ribbons to 6 th Championship classes, ribbons to Grand & Reserve Supreme, ribbon Any inappropriate behavior may result in expulsion from the show. The NWMHC reserves the right to refuse service to anyone. CLASS DESCRIPTIONS THESE DESCRIPTIONS ARE DESIGNED SPECIFICALLY TO PROVIDE A GENERAL UNDERSTANDING OF VARIOUS TERMS AND DESCRIPTIONS USED IN RELATION TO THIS SHOW. THEY ARE PROVIDED TO ASSIST NEWCOMERS & SPECTATORS GAIN A BASIC AWARENESS OF THE CRITERION FOR VARIOUS CLASSES. THEY ARE IN NO WAY INTENDED TO SUPERCEDE, REPLACE, OR BE USED IN LIEU OF THE OFFICIAL RULES RELATED TO SHOWING. FOR MORE SPECIFIC DEFINTIONS AND RULE STATEMENTS, REFER TO THE CURRENT AMHA SHOW RULES. HALTER: Horses to be shown in hand at a walk & a trot. Horses are shown with all four feet flat on the ground & square, or at least one front & one rear cannon bone perpendicular to the ground. Stretched horses to be penalized. Transmissible weakness and unsoundness to be penalized. In the case of two animals being judged equal, the higher placement shall be awarded to the smaller animal. HALTER CHAMPIONSHIPS: Shall include the first and second place winners for the appropriate age & height divisions. The champions will be selected from the first-place winners in a given division. The second-place winner from the class providing the Champion & the other first place horses will be eligible for Reserve Champion.

6 SUPREME HALTER HORSE; This individual is selected from among the Champions of the various divisions, Junior Champion Mare, Stallion & Gelding, Senior Champion Mare, Stallion & Gelding. SHOWMANSHIP: Classes in which the exhibitor is judged based on the manner in which the animal is shown, groomed & fitted. The conformation traits of the horse are not a factor in these classes. HALTER OBSTACLE: These are classes where the horse is shown in hand & the animal is judged 100% on the manner of the performance through the course. OBSTACLE DRIVING: Similar to halter obstacle with the exception that the animal is driven through a course hitched to a cart. HUNTER: Horses are judged on their style, manners & way of going over the fences. Exhibitors are not allowed to go over the jumps & whips are NOT permitted. Horses in this class are 3 yrs. old or older. JUMPER: Horses are judged on accumulated faults. In the event of identical scores for exhibitors, jumps are raised & a jump off is held for first place only. Exhibitors may go over the jumps with the horses. Horses in this class are 3 yrs. or older. Whips are not permitted. ROADSTER: Horses are shown in a bike with stirrups & no basket. Horses are to be 3 yrs. of age or older. The exhibitor is dressed in racing silks. Horses are shown at 3 speeds, the Slow Jog Trot, Road Gait, & at a full extended Drive On Trot. Horses are not asked to rein back. Horses enter the arena clockwise at the jog trot. SINGLE PLEASURE DRIVING: Horses shown in these classes are 3 yrs. or older. Horses are shown in a two-wheel vehicle with baskets in Open Pleasure Driving & Youth Pleasure Driving. Horses are shown both ways of the arena & judged at the Walk, Collected Trot, & Working Trot. Horses enter the ring counter clockwise at a collected trot. Horses should stand quietly & rein back. Gaits of horse in pleasure driving classes should be natural & not artificially enhanced. COUNTRY PLEASURE DRIVING: Horses shown in this class are 3 yrs. or older. Horses are shown in two-wheel pleasure vehicles only. Horses are to be judged on attitude, manners, performance, quality & conformation in that order. Horses are to be shown both ways of the ring at the Walk, Pleasure Trot, & Working Trot. Horses will enter the ring counter-clockwise at the Pleasure Trot & will be required to stand quietly & back readily. CLASSIC PLEASURE DRIVING: Horses shown in this class are 3 yrs. or older. Horses are shown hitched to show cart with either wooden or metal spoke wheels. A basket is mandatory. Horses are to be judged on attitude, manners, performance, quality & conformation in that order. Horses are to be shown both ways of the ring at the Walk, Pleasure Trot, & Working Trot. Horses will enter the ring counter-clockwise at the Pleasure Trot & will be required to stand quietly & back readily. A horse shown in Classic Pleasure Driving cannot be shown in Country Pleasure or Single Pleasure in the same show. YOUTH CLASSES: Open to anyone 18 years of age or under as of January 1 of the current year. Youth classes are further divided into age groups. Age as of January 1 is used to determine a child s age for the show year. For specific rules relating to youth showing stallion, refer to the AMHA Show Rules. COLOR CLASSES: Horses are judged 80% on color and 20% on conformation. Horses in color classes are circled both way of the ring to provide the judges an opportunity to view both sides of the animals. Multi-color classes are open to pinto & appaloosa marked horses. Solid color classes are open to all non-patterned colors. AMATEUR CLASSES: Open to any individual who is no longer eligible to show in youth classes & has not shown, judged, instructed, trained or assisted in training a horse for another person for pay within the last 5 yrs. In order to show a horse in amateur classes, the horse must either be owned or leased by the exhibitor or the exhibitor s family prior to being shown. All leases must be on record with the AMHA prior to the show date. In order to show in amateur classes, the exhibitor must show proof of amateur status by presenting an AMHA amateur card or applying for an amateur card at the show prior to entering the ring. AMATEUR OWNED, TRAINED & EXHIBITED: These classes are open to amateurs whose horse is trained, conditioned, groomed & shown by the amateur or other nonprofessional family member. LIMIT DRIVING CLASSES: These classes are open to horses who have not won 6 first places at recognized AMHA shows in driving. OPEN CLASSES: These classes are open to all competitors

7 SENIOR HORSES: For the purpose of this show, senior horses are animals which are 3 yrs. of age or older. Senior horses compete in halter classes based on their height. JUNIOR HORSES: Junior horses are animals that are no more than 2 yrs. of age. In halter classes, junior horses compete against each other based on their ages & heights. Classes are for weanlings, yearlings& two-year olds. LIBERTY: Liberty class is what its name implies. The horses halter is removed and then allowed to work at liberty for 1 ½ minutes. Two handlers are allowed in the arena during this period. All horses shown in the liberty class are at least 1 yr. old. Whips are allowed but the horse cannot be touched after the halter is removed. After the liberty period, the exhibitor has 1 ½ minutes to catch & halter the horse. Music is required. VERSATILITY: The horse will be shown first in driving, then shown in halter & as a hunter. Horses do not leave the arena between divisions unless a split is required for safety in the driving portion of the class. DRIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS: These classes are similar to halter championship classes in that the first & second place award winners in each of the various driving classes (single pleasure, country pleasure, classic pleasure & roadster) offered at the show will be called back into the arena for these classes to determine a champion & reserve champion pleasure driving, country pleasure driving, classic pleasure driving & roadster horse. FOR A COMPLETE EXPLANATION OF ALL REGULATIONS CONSULT THE CURRENT AMHA SHOW RULES. ATTENTION Please remember if you have any type of a vehicle or trailer (truck, horse trailer, or car) parked in an RV spot you WILL be charged for RV parking. This is a rule of the facility, so your cooperation would be greatly appreciated. You must have a camping permit visibly posted in the window of your vehicle. They are available in the facility office. VENDORS Vendors will not be allowed to sell their merchandise from stalls or in front of stalls at any NWMHC show. Check with the show coordinator for available vending spaces.

8 SATURDAY May 26, 2018 Classes start at 8:00 AM 101 Youth Obstacle Driving Years 102 Youth Obstacle Driving 12 Years & Under 103 Amateur Obstacle Driving 104 Open Obstacle Driving 105 Youth Classic Pleasure Driving Years 106 Amateur Roadster 107 Youth Classic Pleasure Driving 8-12 Years 108 AOTE Senior Mares Level AOTE Senior Mares Level Amateur Senior Mares Level Amateur Senior Mares Level Amateur Stock-Type Mares 113 Single Pleasure Driving Geldings 114 Senior Mares 28 & Under 115 Senior Mares Over 28 to Senior Mares Over 30 to Senior Mares Over 32 to Grand Champion & Reserve Senior Mare 119 Stock-Type Mares 120 Youth Exhibiting A Senior Mare Years 121 Youth Exhibiting A Senior Mare 8-12 Years 122 Youth Exhibiting A Senior Mare 7 Years & Under 123 Ladies Classic Pleasure Driving 124 Single Pleasure Driving Stallions 125 Youth Jumper Years 126 Youth Jumper 12 Years & Under 127 Amateur Jumper 128 Open Jumper 129 Ladies Roadster 130 Single Pleasure Driving Mares 131 Youth Versatility Years 132 Solid Color Mares 133 Multi-Color Mares 134 AOTE Junior Mare Level AOTE Junior Mare Level Amateur Junior Mare Level Amateur Junior Mare Level Grand Champion & Reserve Amateur Mare 139 Country Pleasure Driving Over 32 to Country Pleasure Driving 32 & Under 141 YOTE Roadster 142 Gentlemen s Classic Pleasure Driving 143 Special Needs Driving 144 YOTE Mares 18 Years & Under 145 Youth Exhibiting A Junior Mare Years 146 Youth Exhibiting A Junior Mare 8-12 Years 147 Youth Exhibiting A Junior Mare 7 Years & Under 148 Youth Stock-Type Mares 149 Youth Special Needs Exhibiting A Mare Or Gelding 150 Adult Special Needs Exhibiting A Mare Or Gelding 151 Developmentally Disabled Exhibiting A Mare or Gelding*

9 152 Amateur Country Pleasure Driving Level Amateur Country Pleasure Driving Level AOTE Junior Geldings Level AOTE Junior Geldings Level Amateur Junior Geldings Level Amateur Junior Geldings Level NWMHC TWO-YEAR-OLD GELDING HALTER FUTURITY* 159 Weanling & Yearling Geldings 160 Two-Year-Old Geldings 161 Grand Champion & Reserve Junior Gelding 162 Youth Exhibiting A Junior Gelding Years 163 Youth Exhibiting A Junior Gelding 8-12 Years 164 Youth Exhibiting A Junior Gelding 7 Years & Under 165 AOTE Classic Pleasure Driving 166 YOTE Classic Pleasure Driving 167 Liberty SUNDAY May 27, 2018 Classes start at 8:00 AM 201 Youth Halter Obstacle Years 202 Youth Halter Obstacle 12 Years & Under 203 Youth Halter Obstacle 7 Years & Under* 204 Amateur Halter Obstacle 205 Open Halter Obstacle 206 Youth Versatility 12 Years & Under 207 AOTE Single Pleasure Driving 208 Country Pleasure Driving Mares 209 AOTE Senior Geldings Level AOTE Senior Geldings Level Amateur Senior Geldings Level Amateur Senior Geldings Level Grand Champion & Reserve Amateur Gelding 214 Amateur Stock-Type Geldings 215 Country Pleasure Driving Stallions 216 Senior Geldings 30 & Under 217 Senior Geldings Over 30 to Senior Geldings Over 32 to Grand Champion & Reserve Senior Gelding 220 Stock-Type Geldings 221 Ladies Single Pleasure Driving 222 Youth Roadster 223 NWMHC TWO-YEAR-OLD MARE HALTER FUTURITY* 224 YOTE Single Pleasure Driving 225 Youth Pleasure Driving 7 Years & Under** 226 Two-Year-Old Mares 29 & Under 227 Two-Year-Old Mares Over 29 to Two-Year-Old Mares Over 31 to Yearling Mares 28 & Under 230 Yearling Mares Over 28 to Yearling Mares Over 30 to 32

10 232 Weanling Mares 233 Grand Champion & Reserve Junior Mare 233F NWMHC Three-Year-Old Driving Futurity* 234 Country Pleasure Driving Geldings 235 Classic Pleasure Driving 32 & Under 236 Classic Pleasure Driving Over 32 to YOTE Geldings 18 Years & Under 238 Youth Exhibiting A Senior Gelding Years 239 Youth Exhibiting A Senior Gelding 8-12 Years 240 Youth Exhibiting A Senior Gelding 7 Years & Under 241 Youth Stock-Type Geldings 242 Gentlemen s Country Pleasure Driving 243 Single Pleasure Driving 32 & Under 244 Single Pleasure Driving Over 32 to Adult Showmanship 246 Amateur Showmanship 247 Adult Special Needs Showmanship 248 Youth Country Pleasure Driving Years 249 Youth Country Pleasure Driving 8-12 Years 250 Open Roadster 251 Amateur Classic Pleasure Driving Level Amateur Classic Pleasure Driving Level Amateur Versatility 254 Youth Liberty* MONDAY May 28, 2018 Classes start at 8:00 AM 301 Youth Hunter Years 302 Youth Hunter 12 Years & Under 303 Youth Hunter 7 Years & Under* 304 Amateur Hunter 305 Open Hunter 306 Developmental Disabled Hunter (2 Jumps)* 307 Youth Showmanship Years 308 Youth Showmanship 8-12 Years 309 Youth Showmanship 7 Years & Under 310 Youth Special Needs Showmanship 311 Youth Single Pleasure Driving Years 312 Youth Single Pleasure Driving 8-12 Years 313 Amateur Stock-Type Stallions 314 Grand Champion & Reserve Amateur Stock-Type Halter (Stallions, Mares, Geldings) Non-Rated** 315 AOTE Senior Stallions Level AOTE Senior Stallions Level Amateur Senior Stallions Level Amateur Senior Stallions Level Classic Pleasure Driving Geldings 320 Ladies Country Pleasure Driving 321 Youth Costume 322 Gentlemen s Roadster 323 Senior Stallions 28 & Under 324 Senior Stallions Over 28 to 30

11 325 Senior Stallions Over 30 to Senior Stallions Over 32 to Grand Champion & Reserve Senior Stallion 328 Stock-Type Stallions 329 Gentlemen s Single Pleasure Driving 330 AOTE Country Pleasure Driving 331 Classic Pleasure Driving Mares 332 Solid Color Stallions & Geldings 333 Multi-Color Stallions & Geldings 334 AOTE Junior Stallion Level AOTE Junior Stallion Level Amateur Junior Stallion Level Amateur Junior Stallion Level Grand Champion & Reserve Amateur Stallion 339 Classic Pleasure Driving Stallions 340 Amateur Single Pleasure Driving Level Amateur Single Pleasure Driving Level Versatility 343 NWMHC TWO-YEAR-OLD STALLION HALTER FUTURITY* 344 YOTE Country Pleasure Driving 345 Two-Year-Old Stallions 29 & Under 346 Two-Year-Old Stallions Over 29 to Two-Year-Old Stallions Over 31 to Yearling Stallions 28 & Under 349 Yearling Stallions Over 28 to Yearling Stallions Over 30 to Weanling Stallions 352 Grand Champion & Reserve Junior Stallion 353 Grand Champion & Reserve Stock-Type Halter (Stallions, Mares, Geldings)** 354 AOTE Roadster 355 OVERALL AMATEUR HALTER CHAMPION (Non-Rated) 356 SUPREME OPEN HALTER CHAMPION 357 Grand Champion & Reserve Roadster 358 Grand Champion & Reserve Classic Pleasure Driving 359 Grand Champion & Reserve Single Pleasure Driving 360 Grand Champion & Reserve Country Pleasure Driving * DENOTES NON-APPROVED CLASS ** DENOTES AMHA NON-POINTED CLASS

12 AMHA FEE Schedule Owner fee- $10.00 AMHA fee- $3.00 Youth classes - $12.00 Amateur classes $24.00 Open classes $27.00 Stall/Tackroom $78.00 (first bag shavings included) Additional Shavings $8.00 Stall extra day $20.00 per night RV/camping contact OHC entry $5.00 per entry sheet Please no move ins before noon on Friday, except by appointment. Call Kathy Howard for appointments. MOTELS IN AREA Holiday Inn (Say you are with OHC NWMHC for discount rate) Shilo Inn (in Springfield) or Motel Courtyard Quality Inn & Suites or Super or DIRECTIONS TO THE SHOW GROUNDS The center is located approximately 7 miles west from I-5. From North on I-5 Exit 195B Beltline west bound. This is a new fly over, it is before the old exit, and immediately after you pass under the bike bridge over I-5. Off Beltline, take the 5 th exit NW Expressway, turn right. The center will be on your right just pass Irvington Drive. From South on I-5 Exit 195B Follow above directions. MEASURING No Miniature horse may exceed 34 in height. All horses must be measured and qualify for their height and/or age classification to receive an entry number and compete. All measuring will take place on the show grounds. GR- 020-G Permanent Measurement card. If you have a permanent measurement card for a horse 60 months or older you may present the card with the horse and that measurement will be recorded as the measurement for that horse. Please note that measurement may still be protested under GR-050-C. ALL BLANKETS MUST BE REMOVED FROM THE HORSE BEFORE MEASURING. Measuring will take place at the following times. Friday May 25-3:00 to 7:00 PM Saturday May 26-7:00 to 7:30 AM Sunday May 27 7:00 to 7:30 AM Monday May 28 by appointment Hardship measuring May 28 7:00 7:30 Exhibitors requesting height measurements at times other than specified above will be required to report to the show office, pay a $20 late measurement fee (per horse) and obtain a measurement authorization prior to being measured or issued an entry number.

13 STABLING Stalls, whether occupied by horses, feed, or tack, will be available at $78.00 each and includes one (1) bag of shavings, additional nights will be charged at $20 per night. If exhibitors intend to arrive on the grounds earlier or stay later beyond Monday evening and need to use stalls, special arrangements can be made. Anyone wishing to be stalled next to each other MUST list names on their entry blank. Entries must be received by closing date of show to guarantee stalls being together. Stalls MUST be paid for at the time reservations are made. There will be no refunds on stalls unless show management asks you to give up a stall due to a shortage or notice is given to the show manager prior to the first class of the show and NWMHC does not incur the cost of the stall. If all stalls are reserved prior to receiving your reservation, show management will attempt to notify you of this situation by phone prior to the show. No horse may be stabled in a horse trailer or any other vehicle/trailer used to haul a horse at any NWMHC show.

14 NWMHC Membership Application We welcome your decision to be a part of the Northwest Miniature Horse Club. The NWMHC accepts memberships throughout the calendar year. Renewals are due each year by January 1st. Members must be current on their dues in order to vote at NWMHC Meetings and accumulate points for Year End Awards. FAMILY MEMBERSHIP Includes up to two adults living at the same address and their dependent children and any grandchildren who are less than 19 years of age as of January 1st. SPONSORED YOUTH MEMBERSHIP $10 A youth under the age of 19 as of January 1st, who is not a dependent of a member may be sponsored by an adult member with written approval of parent or guardian. FARM LINK ON NWMHC WEBSITE $25 Have a link to your website included on the Farms and Ranches page of the NWMHC website. MINIATURE HORSE WORLD MAGAZINE CLUB AD $65 Due by April 1st. Your contact information will be listed in the NWMHC Ad in the Miniature Horse World magazine. Six farms will be spotlighted, chosen by lottery drawing, each year. Ads start in the June/July issue. YEA New Renewa Show Status: Youth Birthdate Halter Driving 1st Adult Name: 2nd Adult Name: 1st Youth Name: 2nd Youth Name: 3rd Youth Name: 4th Youth Name: 5th Youth Name: Sponsored Youth Name: Sponsored Youth Address: Sponsored Youth's Parent/Guardian Signature: Address: City: State: Zip: Country: Phone Number (best one to contact you on): Farm Name: Website: Questions? Family Membership $35 MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: NWMHC Sponsored Youth $10 Farm Link on Website $25 Print and Mail with check to: MHW Club Ad $65 TOTAL NWMHC Call/Text/ Kathy or howardstables@aol.com c/o Kathy Howard SW Scholls Ferry Rd Beaverton, OR 97007