ARIZONA NATIONAL LIVESTOCK SHOW

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1 1 ARIZONA NATIONAL LIVESTOCK SHOW 1826 West McDowell Road Phoenix, AZ Phone (602) Fax (602) Table of Contents Officers, Directors and Show Committee... 2 Accommodations... 3 AQHA Ranch Riding Clinic... 5 Show Office Locations/Arena Map... 6 Schedule of Events... 7 General Horse Show Rules... 8 Quarter Horse Show Rules H/FFA Horse Show Rules Youth Horse Judging Contest Arizona National Scholarship Program Advertisers and Show Sponsors Marriott (Host Hotel)... 4 Show Award Sponsorship Acknowledgement Lakin Milling Company Arizona Quarter Horse Association Membership Application Arizona National Livestock Show Membership Application... 28

2 2 OFFICERS, DIRECTORS AND SHOW COMMITTEE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Dean Fish President Scott Loughead President Elect Jim Loughead Chairman of the Board Steve Todd Secretary / Treasurer Robert Shuler Vice President Long Range Planning Tyler Grandil Executive Director BOARD OF DIRECTORS Jacque Accomazzo Bas Aja Heidi Beljean Dan Bell Jerry Black Patrick Bray Janice Bryson Shane Burgess Cody Burson Jarold Callahan Gary Childs Steve Chucri Jack Doughty Con Englehorn David Feenstra Trever Hall Garrett Ham Brian Hanger Rick Hanger Marilyn Harris Helen Heiden Doug Huls Richie Kennedy Mark Killian Galyn Knight Jesse Larios Steve LeValley Keith Murfield Shea Nieto Holly Norris Dominic Palmieri Ron Pint Kevin Rogers Robert Shuler Cindy Tidwell Shelton Steve Todd Jim Webb Jim Williams Kelly Wright SHOW COMMITTEE Horse Show Meg Anema, Ron Pint Open Cattle Terry Van Hilsen, Gerald Lewis Club Calves Lyle Wright, Joey Zamudio Open Sheep Fritzi Collins Junior Sheep Kevin Bloomquist, Tor Sorensen Junior Market Cattle Katie Hanger Junior Swine Kris Ham, Vicki Trump Junior Prospect Steers Katie Hanger Junior Market Goats Linda Compton Junior Heifers Katie Hanger Junior Auction Rick Hanger Livestock Judging Classic Dean Fish, Dave Schafer Ranch Replacement Heifers Clay Parsons, Rick Lehman Arizona Working Ranch Horse Kyle Best Member-At-Large Rick Hanger ADMINISTRATION Tyler Grandil Executive Director Carrie Wimer Assistant Manager Rochell Planty, CMP, CTA Director of Public Relations Vanessa Shreeve - Receptionist

3 3 ACCOMMODATIONS WestWorld RV Reservations Full hookup RV spaces are available at WestWorld. (480) $28.48/night plus including tax; includes electric/water; transfer station available Springhill Suites Marriott N Scottsdale Rd Scottsdale, AZ **Special Group Rate $119 Room Block Deadline for special date is December 20, Newly Renovated! Refreshing Style & Space! The SpringHill Suites North Scottsdale gives guests an opportunity to experience the seasons and relax in calm serenity in every suite. Spacious Studio Suites with a King or 2 Queen Beds & Sofabed Deluxe Complimentary Breakfast On-Site Fitness Center with state of the art Aerobic Equipment, Private Televisions In room refrigerator & microwave Free Wi-Fi in every suite, meeting room, and throughout the public spaces Relaxing Outdoor, Heated Pool & Spa Complimentary Shuttle M-F 7am 10:30 pm 1.2 mile radius

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5 AQHA RANCH RIDING CLINIC REGISTRATION 5 Clinician: Debbie Cooper Clinic Schedule: 1:00 pm 3:00 pm, Wednesday, January 4, 2017 (Arena 6) Formerly known as Ranch Horse Pleasure, the Ranch Riding class is designed to showcase the movement, attitude and versatility of the working horse. The horse s performance should simulate a horse riding outside the confines of an arena and that of a working ranch horse. The horse s ability to move at a forward, working speed while under the control of the rider should be showcased. Primary considerations in evaluating the Ranch Riding include the overall manners and responsiveness of the horse while performing the required maneuvers, and the horse s quality of movement. Clinician Debbie Cooper has spent a lifetime in the horse industry and has trained and/or shown multiple World, Congress and NRHA Champions, as well as showing an Open Junior Ranch Riding World Finalist. Debbie s clinics are designed with success in the show pen as a goal, and as a clinician, Debbie always shares pointers from a judge s perspective. There are a maximum of 12 spots available for the hands-on clinic with horse and rider; however, there is no limit to audit the clinic as a spectator. Registration fee is $25/clinic participant. Registrations will be accepted on a first come, first serve basis. Only the first 12 registrations received will be able to participate in the hands-on portion of the clinic. Additional registrations will be placed on a waiting list ranked in order of registration date. An confirmation will be sent to registrants upon receipt of their registration. Registrations may be submitted electronically and with a credit card payment through the ANLS website. To register by mail, complete the blanks below and submit this form with the $25 fee to register. Form may be mailed with payment to ANLS (1826 W McDowell Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85007). First Name: Last Name: Address: Phone: Address: City/State/Zip: I am over 18 years of age. I am under 18 years of age (please indicate age ). Waiver of Liability Arizona National Livestock Show, Inc.; WestWorld Equestrian Center of Scottsdale; City of Scottsdale, State of Arizona and each of their officers, directors, agents and/or employees will be referred to as Event throughout this agreement. This Participant and the parent or guardian of the Participant will be referred to as Participant throughout this agreement. The Event and the Participant agree that the Event will not be responsible for any loss, damage or injury to the person, animals, or property of the Participant or to the Participant s agents, family, and/or employees regardless of how such loss, damage or injury occurs. The Event and the Participant also agree that the Participant will not hold the Event responsible for any claims and/or suits, nor for the Participant s cost related to any claims and/or suits. The Participant understands that participation in this Contest does involve risk and the potential for injury, and that the Participant agrees to assume sole responsibility for such consequences. My signature includes permission to use photographic images for the purpose of promotion for Arizona National Livestock Show. Participant Signature: Date: Parent/Guardian Signature: Date: (Required if Participant is under 18 years of age)

6 6 SHOW OFFICE LOCATIONS AQHA Show Office Located at the Equidome Office on the east end of the arena Barn Manager Office Located at the Equidome Office on the east end of the arena AQHA Awards Office Located North of the Wendell Arena between Barns Q and R 4-H/FFA Show Office Located North of the Wendell Arena between Barns Q and R

7 7 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS 2017 ARIZONA NATIONAL HORSE SHOW Any Schedule updates will be posted at Earliest Arrival 9:00 a.m. Wednesday, January 4, 2017 Warm-up arena shown in (parentheses) Wednesday, January 4, :00 a.m. Earliest Barn Check-In 10:00 am Quarter Horse Show Paid Warm Up Reining Equidome (1) 1:00 p.m. Ranch Riding Clinic with Debbie Cooper Arena 6 Thursday, January 5, :30 a.m. Quarter Horse Show Halter/Showmanship Wendell (3) then Hunter Under Saddle/Equitation Wendell (3) then Western Pleasure/Horsemanship Wendell (3) then Western Riding Wendell (3) 8:00 a.m. Quarter Horse Show Working Cow Horse Equidome (7) 2:00 p.m. Quarter Horse Show Paid Warm-Up Trail Arena 4 Friday, January 6, :30 a.m. Quarter Horse Show Ranch Riding Arena 6 (7) then Trail Arena 4 (3) 7:30 a.m. Quarter Horse Show Roping Eqidome (7) then Reining (to follow roping but not before 11 a.m.) 8:00 a.m. Quarter Horse Show Paid Warm-up Trail (through 11:00) Arena 4 12:30 p.m. Youth Horse Judging Contest Registration Wendell Office 1:00 p.m. Youth Horse Judging Contest Wendell Arena 5:00 p.m. Youth Horse Judging Contest Awards Wendell Arena Saturday, January 7, :30 a.m. Quarter Horse Show Halter/Showmanship Wendell (3) then Hunter Under Saddle/Equitation Wendell (3) then Western Pleasure/Horsemanship Wendell (3) then Western Riding Wendell (3) 8:00 a.m. Quarter Horse Show Working Cow Horse Equidome (7) 4-H/FFA Horse Show English Arena 9 (9a) then Western Arena 9 (9a) 12:00 p.m. 4-H/FFA Horse Show Trail (Jrs to be followed by Srs) Arena 9a Sunday, January 8, :30 a.m. Quarter Horse Show Ranch Riding Arena 6 (7) Trail Arena 4(6) 7:30 a.m. Quarter Horse Show Roping Equidome (7) then Reining 8:00 a.m. Quarter Horse Show Paid Warm-up Trail (through 11:00) Arena 4 (to follow roping but not before 11 a.m.) 1:00 p.m. 4-H/FFA Horse Show Roping (to follow AQHA Roping) Arena 8 (7) then Gymkhana Arena 8 (7)

8 8 ARIZONA NATIONAL HORSE SHOW GENERAL RULES Please direct questions to: ARIZONA NATIONAL LIVESTOCK SHOW 1826 West McDowell Road Phoenix, AZ Phone (602) Fax (602) website: INTERPRETATION l. The Arizona National Show Committee reserves the final and absolute right to interpret all rules and regulations, arbitrarily settle and determine all matters, questions and differences in regard to or arising out of or connected with this Show, and the right to amend or to add to these rules as it determines is necessary. An exhibitor who violates any of the rules will forfeit all privileges and premiums and will be subject to such penalty as the Show Committee may order. The Arizona National Livestock Show assumes no responsibility for the correctness of any description given in the Premium List. LIABILITY 2. All exhibitors will be under the control and direction of the Show Management, but Arizona National Livestock Show, Inc. or its officers, directors, agents, or employees or the City of Scottsdale or its officers, directors, agents or employees will in no case be responsible for any loss, injury or damage that may occur. Each exhibitor will be solely responsible for any loss, injury or damage that may occur to him or his officers, agents, employees, or animals during the Show. The exhibitor shall indemnify the Show against any and all legal proceedings in regard to the above and against damage or injury to any other person or property, caused by the exhibitor, his officers, agents, employees, or animals. FACILITY RULES 3. Exhibitors must comply with all rules, regulations and policies of WestWorld of Scottsdale as published herein. Copies are also available from WestWorld and at the Horse Show Office on site. HEALTH REQUIREMENTS as Required by WestWorld 4. Effective July 1, 2014: A negative Coggins, dated within the previous twelve (12) months, must accompany ALL horses brought onto WestWorld property. 5. A Health Certificate, dated within the previous thirty (30) days, must be presented for any horse originating outside of Arizona. Horses residing outside of the state and traveling into Arizona for these shows must have a health certificate dated within 30 days of the first show day. 6. WestWorld staff, and horse show staff representatives will be conducting random inspections, both upon entry and during the event. Even if you are not asked for documentation upon entry please have such available upon request during your stay. Any refusal or inability to produce such documents will result in immediate expulsion of the horse(s) in question from the grounds. Any horse showing signs or fever/illness/stress is subject to examination by horse show officials and/or the horse show veterinarian, who may, at their sole discretion, place the horse in quarantined stabling or take further action if deemed necessary. 7. For further information, feel free to contact 1) Arizona National at information@anls.org 2) WestWorld of Scottsdale at (480) ; 3) Arizona State Veterinarian s Office at (602) or (602) from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Arizona time Monday through Friday. ENTRIES 8. Competition is open to the world, except in Divisions where otherwise stated. Entries must be made on the current Arizona National Horse Show entry forms. (Photocopied forms are accepted) See specific Show information for entry deadlines.

9 9 9. Checks for entry and other fees are to be made payable to Arizona National. 10. The management is not responsible for errors made on entry forms. Overpayments on entry fees of $15 or less will NOT be refunded. 11. Exhibitors must ascertain when their entries will be shown. Exhibitors and horses must be in the ring promptly after being called. Exhibitors failing to comply with this rule may have their entry excluded from competition. 12. If an exhibitor chooses not to show in a class, he/she must notify the Show Secretary before the class is called. 13. The act of entering classes is the giving of consent that any proceedings or disciplinary action taken by the Arizona National may be shared with other fairs, livestock shows and organizations of fairs and livestock shows. CHECKS AND SERVICE FEES 14. Returned checks must be replaced with certified funds and include a $50 service fee. 15. A late fee of 1% per month will be charged on all accounts not paid within 30 days. CONDUCT 16. An exhibitor who attempts to interfere with or influence judges in any way or publicly expresses disapproval of judges decisions in the arena or on the grounds, will be guilty of conduct unbecoming of an exhibitor. The exhibitor will forfeit all premiums and will be excluded from further competition. JUDGES 17. Decisions of Judges are final. If fraud, misrepresentation, error or collusion is discovered, the Show Management or appointed referee may change final placement. PROTESTS 18. A written protest must be delivered to the Horse Show Superintendent within six (6) hours of a protested occurrence. A $250 deposit must accompany the protest made through a Money Order. The deposit will be forfeited if the protest is not sustained. Protests will be adjudicated by the Arizona National Show Committee, whose decision is final. DOGS 19. Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times. Owners MUST have a veterinarian s certificate which shows the rabies vaccination date for each dog. Dogs found loose on the grounds are subject to being impounded. PHOTOGRAPHS 20. The Arizona National reserves the right to use any and all photographs and films taken during the Show for publicity purposes. FEED AND SUPPLY 21. A complete Feed and Bedding Store operates during the Show. Feed Store bills must be settled with the Feed Store. The Feed Store can be reached by calling (480) STALLS AND BEDDING 22. Stalls must be reserved by December 15 with a completed Stall Reservation Form including full payment as shown below. In addition to the stall fee, stalls used for horses (and not tack stalls) must be bedded with two (2) bags of shavings purchased from the WestWorld feed and bedding store. 23. Import of shavings to WestWorld is prohibited. If shavings are imported, a fine of $ and/or eviction from WestWorld will be imposed. 24. The fee for a tack stall is the same as for a horse stall. Stall fees are $50 per horse the first night and $25 per horse per night each additional night.

10 Sample Stall Fee Schedule One Night $50.00/stall Two Nights $75.00/stall Three Nights $100.00/stall Four Nights $125.00/stall Five Nights $150.00/stall Etc. 10 No horse may arrive earlier than 9:00 am, Wednesday, January 4, Stall reservations are due by December 15. Early arrivals (prior to January 4) must make additional arrangements directly with WestWorld Operations ( ) at least 5 days prior to arrival. If bedding is not pre-ordered, exhibitors renting stalls must check in at the feed and bedding office upon arrival to make arrangements for delivery and payment of bedding. Bedding can be pre-ordered from Feed & Bedding by calling (480) There is a maximum of one (1) horse per stall. 26. Stall cancellations must be received in writing and cancellations received by December 20 will receive a refund of the amount paid less $25 per stall cancellation fee. Stall refunds requested for cancellations after December 20 may be granted ONLY if the Executive Director is notified prior to the first day of the Show due to the horse s lack of serviceability, and a qualified veterinarian s statement is provided indicating the lack of soundness or serviceability of the horse. Stall cancellations may be mailed or faxed to the Arizona National office at (602) Refunds will be mailed by February 15. If you cancel any stalls and do not receive a refund by March 1, please call the Arizona National Office (602) Exhibitors will be responsible for any repair bills for stalls occupied by exhibitor and charged to Arizona National by WestWorld. Do not use any nails or screws in stall area. Each hole found in a stall will result in a $25 fine. 28. Charges for tack stalls will NOT be split between different exhibitors. 29. Trainers with multiple stall reservations must list the names of horse owners on the entry form for stalls to be assigned together. MOTOR HOMES AND TRAILERS 30. Motor home and trailer parking is available on the grounds. Arrangements must be made directly with WestWorld on site or by calling (480) WESTWORLD FACILITY RULES The City of Scottsdale and WestWorld management shall enforce the following rules and regulations. These rules and regulations are to be observed by all users of the WestWorld facilities. Facility users, temporary/overnight boarders and RV guests are required to register with WestWorld and sign a Liability Release Agreement prior to utilizing a WestWorld facility. Electric golf carts shall be operated only by an individual possessing a valid driver s license, and be who is at least 16 years of age. Golf cart owners, vendors, lessees, or suppliers shall be responsible for the safe operation of all carts. Only qualified City employees may use City equipment. City facilities shall be utilized at user s own risk. City is not responsible for any personal injury or personal property damage on or going to or from the premises. City shall not be liable for lost, stolen or damaged personal property. Unclaimed perishable property will be disposed of, as necessary. Other personal property or belongings left at WestWorld, if unclaimed after ninety (90) days, will become the sole property of City. User will be responsible for any and all damage to the facilities and all portions thereof, excluding normal wear and tear. City reserves the right to repair damage and to invoice user for cost of such repair.

11 11 Any accident, regardless of nature, is to be immediately reported to WestWorld management and/or security personnel. Sales and distribution of food and beverage or other commercial activities are not permitted. Any unauthorized use of City facilities and/or utilities is prohibited. Alcoholic beverages are not permitted on the premises unless provided by City or its contract vendors. Alcohol is not to be brought in or removed from WestWorld property. Open cooking or campfires are prohibited. The use of electric, open flame or space heaters is prohibited unless specifically approved, in writing, by City. Disposal of trash or solid waste materials is allowed in designated areas or receptacles only. Dumping of gray water is prohibited. If gray water is dumped on WestWorld property, a fine of $ will be imposed. Federal and City laws and regulations prohibit washing of trailers, RVs, and vehicles on WestWorld property without the prior written consent of City. Firearms are not allowed. Fireworks or explosives cannot be brought onto City property. Pets are to be kept on leashes at all times. Horseback riding is permitted on established trails or in posted available arenas only. For trail riding safety, a minimum of two (2) riders is recommended. Users shall obey all regulatory signs. Horses are not to be turned loose on the property or in the arenas, nor are they to be tied to any structure not specifically designated for this purpose. Horses are to be ridden in stable area at a walk. Under no circumstances is smoking permitted in the stall areas. Alcohol consumption in the stall areas is not permitted. Motor vehicles are prohibited within stable facilities except to load/unload horses, tack or feed. Overnight parking is not allowed, except in RV or other specifically designated areas Area traffic and parking signs are to be observed at all times, including posted speed limits. The posted speed limit on the main access road is 25 mph. All other roads are posted at 15 mph. Designated fire lanes are to be kept clear at all times. Vehicles in unauthorized areas may be towed at owner s expense. WestWorld visitors and facility users may not post or exhibit any printed material such as posters, signs or advertisements. City management reserves the right to evict from the property anyone displaying inappropriate behavior, drunkenness, disobeying the Rules & Regulations, or creating excessive noise or disturbance. Arena lights are to be extinguished by 11:00 pm. Exceptions may be made with the prior written approval of WestWorld management. Facility users and visitors must comply with all environmental laws, rules and regulations. City reserves the right to use the name, image, photograph, likeness or any other reproduction, taken or acquired by City, of any visitor or facility user, for publicity purposes of City without notifying or compensating individuals therein. All stalled horses must have a minimum of two (2) bags of shavings per stall. Import of shavings to WestWorld is prohibited. If shavings are imported, a fine of $ and/or eviction from WestWorld will be imposed.

12 12 THANK YOU to our Sponsors Arizona Quarter Horse Association Lakin Milling Company Arizona Agribusiness & Equine Center, Inc. Lakin Milling Company Serving Arizona since 1960 We at Lakin Milling Company are proud to support The Lakin Milling 4456 South Dysart Road Avondale, Arizona (623)

13 13 53rd ANNUAL ARIZONA NATIONAL QUARTER HORSE SHOW Double Judged Show Held at WestWorld in Scottsdale JUDGE A April Devitt, Frankfort, KY JUDGE B Leonard Berryhill, Talala, OK JUDGE C Chele McGauly, Elm Grove, LA JUDGE D Casey Devitt, Frankfort, KY SCHEDULE & RULES Updates will be posted at: SUPERINTENDENT: Meg Anema CO-SUPERINTENDENT: Ron Pint For additional information contact: Secretary - Shawn Martin at (623) (Fax (480) or myentries@gmail.com) Show Manager - Jan Wilson at (480) or the Arizona National Livestock Show at (602) Trail Course Designer/Manager Ann Dennis Barn Manager Teresa Buck (480) (cell) Ring Stewards Ann Hathorn, Sydney Weaver, Ruth Cloudt Approved by: American Quarter Horse Association (AQHA) Arizona Quarter Horse Association (AzQHA) All General Rules & Regulations Apply. Please Read Them Carefully. SHOW OFFICE LOCATIONS: The ENTRY OFFICE for the Quarter Horse Show will be in the Equidome Show Office. The AWARDS OFFICE for the Quarter Horse Show will be in the Wendell Show Office. ENTRY DEADLINE To avoid late fees, entries must be received by the Arizona National by December 1. Entries can be faxed or mailed. Mailed entries must be postmarked by the deadline and received within five (5) days of the December 1 deadline. Fax: (602) Mail to: Arizona National Horse Show 1826 W McDowell Rd Phoenix, AZ NEW: Late entries must be faxed to the Show Secretary at (480) and will be charged a $30 per horse late fee. Do NOT mail or fax late entries to the Arizona National office. STALL RESERVATIONS Must be made by December 15 and include payment. Please see Stall Section of the General Horse Show Rules. COW HORSE CATTLE RESERVATIONS Must be made by December 15 and include payment. Please see Cattle Reservations Rule 19.

14 14 SCHEDULE (warm up arena shown in brackets) Wednesday, January 4, :00 am-6:00 pm Pre-paid Warm-Up Reining Equidome 1:00 pm AQHA Ranch Riding Clinic with Debbie Cooper Arena 6 (pre-registration required) Thursday, January 5, 2017 Judges Casey Devitt and Chele McGauley 7:30 a.m. Halter/Showmanship - Wendell (3) then Hunter Under Saddle/Equitation - Wendell (3) then Western Pleasure/Horsemanship - Wendell (3) then Western Riding - Wendell (3) Judges April Devitt and Leonard Berryhill 8:00 a.m. Working Cow Horse - Equidome (7) Friday, January 6, 2017 Judges Casey Devitt and Chele McGauley 7:30 a.m. Ranch Riding - Arena 6 (7) then Trail - Arena 4 (3) Judges April Devitt and Leonard Berryhill 7:30 a.m. Roping - Eqidome (7) then Reining- Equidome (7) (to follow roping but not before 11 a.m.) Saturday, January 7, 2017 Judges April Devitt and Leonard Berryhill 7:30 a.m. Halter/Showmanship - Wendell (3) then Hunter Under Saddle/Equitation - Wendell (3) then Western Pleasure/Horsemanship - Wendell (3) then Western Riding - Wendell (3) Judges Casey Devitt and Chele McGauley 8:00 a.m. Working Cow Horse - Equidome (7) Sunday, January 8, 2017 Judges April Devitt and Leonard Berryhill 7:30 a.m. Ranch Riding - Arena 6 (7) Trail - Arena 4(6) Judges Casey Devitt and Chele McGauley 7:30 a.m. Roping - Equidome (7) then Reining Equidome (7) (to follow roping but not before 11 a.m.) ENTRIES 1. The Arizona National Quarter Horse Show will be governed by AQHA rules according to the current AQHA Rule Book. 2. AzQHA points for this Show will count for the 2017 year end awards. 3. A copy of the AQHA registration certificate is required and must list the same owner as shown on the entry form. 4. For Performance Halter entries, a copy of the AQHA Register of Merit in the appropriate division is required and must be sent in with the entry form.

15 15 5. Show Management will inspect membership cards or photocopies prior to accepting entries in an AQHA class. In order to show, an exhibitor must present a current membership card or purchase a membership from the Show Secretary. Non-AQHA classes including 13 & under and Walk/Trot classes do not require membership except for state points. 6. A $5 show processing/drug testing fee per horse per judge will be collected and forwarded to AQHA. 7. Every rider competing in an Amateur or Novice Amateur class must possess a current Amateur card issued by AQHA which may be obtained at the Show Office. 8. Youth & Novice Youth Exhibitors must be members of AQHYA (National). Membership may be obtained in the Show Office. 9. The 13 & Under and Walk/Trot classes are not AQHA approved and count for state AZQHYA points only. 10. Walk/Trot Classes are for riders 10 & Under. Horse need not be a Quarter Horse. STALLS 11. Stalls must be reserved and paid for by December 15. Please see Stalls Section of the General Horse Show rules for specific regulations. 12. Exhibitors will be responsible for any repair bills for stalls occupied by exhibitor and charged to Arizona National by WestWorld. Do not use any nails or screws in stall area, each hole is a $25 fine. 13. A grounds fee of $25.00 per horse will be charged for haul-in horses (horses without a stall). For horses entered in only youth classes, the grounds fee will be $10.00 per horse. 14. Stall cancellations must be received in writing and cancellations received by December 20 will receive a refund of the amount paid less $25 per stall cancellation fee. Stall refunds requested for cancellations after December 20 may be granted ONLY if the Executive Director is notified prior to the first day of the Show due to the horse s lack of serviceability, and a qualified veterinarian s statement is provided indicating the lack of soundness or serviceability of the horse. Stall cancellations may be mailed or faxed to the Arizona National office at (602) Refunds will be mailed by February 15. If you cancel any stalls and do not receive a refund by March 1, please call the Arizona National Office (602) HEALTH REQUIREMENTS as Required by WestWorld 15. Effective July 1, 2014: A negative Coggins, dated within the previous twelve (12) months, must accompany ALL horses brought onto WestWorld property. 16. A Health Certificate, dated within the previous thirty (30) days, must be presented for any horse originating outside of Arizona. Horses residing outside of the state and traveling into Arizona for these shows must have a health certificate dated within 30 days of the first show day. 17. WestWorld staff, and horse show staff representatives will be conducting random inspections, both upon entry and during the event. If you are not asked for documentation upon entry please have such available upon request during your stay. Any refusal or inability to produce such documents will result in immediate expulsion of the horse(s) in question. Any horse showing signs or fever/illness/stress is subject to examination by horse show officials and/or the horse show veterinarian, who may, at their sole discretion, place the horse in quarantined stabling or take further action if deemed necessary. 18. For further information, feel free to contact 1) Arizona National at information@anls.org 2) WestWorld of Scottsdale at (480) ; 3) Arizona State Veterinarian s Office at (602) or (602) from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Arizona time Monday through Friday. ENTRY FEES 19. Payment for fees is expected at entry office day of show. Arrangement for payment of all fees must be made with the Show Secretary prior to exhibitor s first class. Open checks will be accepted. Exhibitors must settle all fees before leaving the Show.

16 20. Credit cards will be accepted for payment of fees at the show. Card and Cardholder must be present to run credit card charges. A 4% service fee will be charged for all credit card transactions. 21. Refunds will NOT be issued after you have closed out your check. 22. A $50 service fee will be charged on all returned checks. 23. Cow Horse Cattle must be reserved by December 15 with a completed Cow Horse Cattle Reservation Form and include full payment of $70 per head. Entries without reserved cattle and reservations sent without payment are subject to availability of cattle and a late fee of $30 per head. Cattle reservations cancelled by December 31 will receive a refund of the amount paid less a $20 cancellation fee. 16 Class Fees Open/Amateur/Select/Green/Novice Am Youth/Novice Youth/13 & Under/Walk-Trot $18/individual/judge $15/individual/judge Warm-up Trail*... $15 per session * Warm-up will be available prior to the trail classes for six-minute practice sessions. Exhibitor must purchase a ticket from the Show Secretary. Tickets will be collected at the trail course. Warm-up Reining **... $45 per session ** Warm-up will be available in the Equidome prior to reining classes for six-minute practice sessions. Exhibitor must purchase a ticket from the Show Secretary. Tickets will be collected at the reining arena. Slots will be available on a first come first served basis when signing up at the arena. Pattern Books will be available at the Show Office for $5.00 each. Cattle Charges Roping... $25 Working Cow Horse... $70 Working Cow Horse Late Fee...$30 **Cattle prices subject to change due to current cattle prices SEE Working Cow Horse Cattle Reservations Other Fees: Office Fee... $25 per horse AQHA Fees:... $5 per horse per judge Grounds (Haul-in) Fee... $25 per horse if not renting a stall Grounds Fee Horses entered in youth only...$10 per horse if not renting a stall Late Fee *...$30 per horse (*required if entry is not received by December 1) Stall Fees SEE STALL SECTION of GENERAL RULES A Service Fee of $50.00 will be charged on all returned checks. JACKPOT PAYOUT (based on the number of jackpot entries for each class in each show) # Entries 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th % winner takes all % 40% % 30% 20% % 30% 20% 10% % 30% 15% 10% 5% % 25% 20% 15% 10% AWARDS 24. Class Awards: Exhibitors placing 1st through 6th place will have the option of receiving a rosette or a raffle ticket. Rosettes and raffle tickets can be picked up at the Awards Office at the Wendell Office. Five drawings for your choice of eight different Limited Edition Bill Owen lithographs will be held throughout the Show. Please go to the Awards Office to pick up your rosette or enter the raffles.

17 Circuit Awards: A High Point Circuit Award is given to the eligible entry that earns the highest points for a respective class and under all four judges. The announcer will issue a Circuit Award Coupon for each circuit award winner. Winners need to redeem the coupon at the Awards Office in order to select their award. 26. High Point Awards: High Point and Reserve High Point awards are awarded to the entry that receives the most total points in that division. Placing of the tie-breaker judge will resolve ties. The Entry Office will issue High Point and Reserve High Point Coupons which are to be turned in at the Awards Office for collection of award. High Point Buckles and Reserve High Point Awards will be provided for Novice Youth, Youth, Novice Amateur, Amateur, Select, Open All Ages and 13 & Under. High Point and Reserve High Point awards will be provided for Walk/Trot 27. Champion and Reserve Champion Banners: Banners will be provided for the Circuit Champions and Reserve Circuit Champions selected from each sex in the Open, Amateur and Youth Divisions. CLASS SCHEDULE / CLASS NUMBERS ATTENTION EXHIBITORS: Level 1 classes are Novice level classes ATTENTION: Reining and Cattle Class Exhibitors Entries for reining classes and cattle classes must be in the Horse Show Office by 5:00 pm the day prior to the Show. This is done to facilitate the draw. Entries taken after this time will ride last. Thurs. Jan 5 Sat. Jan 7 COW HORSE CLASSES Equidome warm-up Arena 7 Working Cow Horse Junior Working Cow Horse Select Working Cow Horse - Amateur Working Cow Horse Youth Working Cow Horse Level 1Amateur Boxing Working Cow Horse Amateur Boxing Working Cow Horse Level 1 Youth Boxing Working Cow Horse Youth Boxing Working Cow Horse Senior Working Cow Horse Open All-Breed HALTER Wendell Arena warm-up Arena 3 Youth Yearling Mares Youth Two Year Old Mares Youth Three Year Old Mares Youth Aged Mares Youth Performance Mares Amateur Yearling Mares Amateur Two Year Old Mares Amateur Three Year Old Mares Amateur Aged Mares Amateur Performance Mares Open Yearling Mares Open Two Year Old Mares Open Three Year Old Mares Open Aged Mares Open Performance Mares

18 18 Thurs. Jan 5 Sat. Jan 7 HALTER (continued) Wendell Arena warm-up Arena 3 Youth Yearling Geldings Youth Two Year Old Geldings Youth Three Year Old Geldings Youth Aged Geldings Youth Performance Geldings Amateur Yearling Geldings Amateur Two Year Old Geldings Amateur Three Year Old Geldings Amateur Aged Geldings Amateur Performance Geldings Open Yearling Geldings Open Two Year Old Geldings Open Three Year Old Geldings Open Aged Geldings Open Performance Geldings Amateur Yearling Stallions Amateur Two Year Old Stallions Amateur Three Year Old Stallions Amateur Aged Stallions Amateur Performance Stallions Open Yearling Stallions Open Two Year Old Stallions Open Three Year Old Stallions Open Aged Stallions Open Performance Stallions Showmanship Walk/Trot Showmanship Level 1 Youth Showmanship Level 1 Amateur Showmanship 13 & Under Showmanship 18 & Under Showmanship Select Showmanship Amateur ENGLISH Wendell Arena warm-up Arena 3 Hunter Under Saddle Green/Level Hunter Under Saddle Junior Hunter Under Saddle Walk/Trot Hunter Under Saddle Level 1 Youth Hunter Under Saddle Level 1 Amateur Hunter Under Saddle 13 & Under Hunter Under Saddle 18 & Under Hunter Under Saddle Select Hunter Under Saddle Amateur Hunter Under Saddle Senior Hunt Seat Equitation Walk/Trot Hunt Seat Equitation Level 1 Youth Hunt Seat Equitation Level 1 Amateur Hunt Seat Equitation 13 & Under Hunt Seat Equitation 18 & Under Hunt Seat Equitation Select Hunt Seat Equitation Amateur

19 19 Thurs. Jan 5 Sat. Jan 7 WESTERN RAIL Wendell Arena warm-up Arena 3 Western Pleasure Green/Level Western Pleasure Junior Western Pleasure Walk/Trot Western Pleasure Level 1 Youth Western Pleasure Level 1 Amateur Western Pleasure 13 & Under Western Pleasure 18 & Under Western Pleasure Select Western Pleasure Amateur Western Pleasure Senior Western Horsemanship Walk/Trot Western Horsemanship Level 1 Youth Western Horsemanship Level 1 Amateur Western Horsemanship 13 & Under Western Horsemanship 18 & Under Western Horsemanship Select Western Horsemanship Amateur WESTERN RIDING Arena 3 warm-up Wendell Arena Western Riding Level 1 Green Western Riding Junior Western Riding 13 & Under Western Riding 18 & Under Western Riding Select Western Riding Amateur Western Riding Senior Fri. Jan 6 Sun. Jan 8 Equidome warm-up Arena 7 Breakaway Roping 18 & Under Breakaway Roping Level 1 Amateur Breakaway Roping Select Breakaway Roping Amateur Tie Down Roping 18 & Under Tie Down Roping Level 1 Amateur Tie Down Roping Select Tie Down Roping Amateur Tie Down Roping All Ages Dally Heading 18 & Under Dally Heading Level 1 Amateur Dally Heading Select Dally Heading Amateur Dally Heading All Ages Dally Heeling 18 & Under Dally Heeling Level 1 Amateur Dally Heeling Select Dally Heeling Amateur Dally Heeling All Ages

20 20 Fri. Jan 6 Sun. Jan 8 TRAIL Arena #4 Trail Green/Level Trail Junior Trail Walk/Trot Trail Level 1 Youth Trail Level 1 Amateur Trail 13 & Under Trail 18 & Under Trail Select Trail Amateur Trail Senior REINING Equidome warm up Arena 7 Reining ALL Breed Reining Junior Reining Level 1 Youth Reining Level 1 Amateur Reining 13 & Under Reining 18 & Under Reining Select Reining Amateur Reining Senior RANCH HORSE PLEASURE Arena #6 warm up Arena 7 Ranch Horse Riding Junior Ranch Horse Riding Level 1 Amateur Ranch Horse Riding Level 1 Youth Ranch Horse Riding Select Ranch Horse Riding Amateur Ranch Horse Riding Youth Ranch Horse Riding Senior

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22 22 4-H / FFA HORSE SHOW Held at WestWorld of Scottsdale Show Manager: Vanessa Shreeve (602) vanessa@anls.org English & Western: Saturday, January 7, 2017 Roping & Gymkhana: Sunday, January 8, 2017 All General Rules & Regulations Apply. Please Read Them Carefully. ENTRIES 1. Open to any Junior or Senior 4-H member or FFA member in good standing, duly certified and currently conducting a 4-H or FFA horse project. Exhibitors must have reached their 9th birthday and NOT have reached their 19th birthday on January 1, Juniors are those who have not reached their 14th birthday prior to January 1, Seniors are those who have reached their 14th birthday prior to January 1, All classes will be conducted under the current Arizona State 4-H Horse Show Rules (revised January 2015). All exhibitors are responsible for knowing these rules. Arizona State 4H Horse Show Rules are available online at As per Arizona State 4-H Horse Show Rules: Beginning January 1, 2015, Arizona 4-H will require that an industry approved ASTM/SEI equestrian helmet be worn by all exhibitors when they are mounted on a horse and participating in any local club, county, state or national horse event/activity/project meeting/riding practice operating under the sponsorship of the Arizona 4-H Program. 3. Exhibitors must complete 4-H/FFA Horse Show entries by December 10. Entries are ONLINE ONLY (anls.fairwire.com). Exhibitors submitting complete entries by November 15 will receive an ANLS Exhibitor T-Shirt. 4. Only one rider per horse per class. 5. In accordance with 4-H/FFA rules, only 4-H/FFA members will be allowed to ride/exercise their horses on the grounds. 6. Stallions may NOT be entered in any 4-H/FFA Horse Show classes. 7. Show Management reserves the right to cancel or change classes and address any safety issues. Show management decisions are final. FEES 8. Western, English & Gymkhana... $10.00 per class Roping Classes... $15.00 per class includes cattle. Exhibitor Fee... $15.00 per exhibitor. Late Fee (prior to Show Day)... $5.00/class Late Fee (by 8:00 am Show Day)... $10/class 9. For Western, English, Gymkhana and Roping entries, late entries or substitutions will be allowed after the December 10 entry deadline with a $5.00 per class late fee. Day of Show entries may be accepted until 8:00 am with a $10.00 per class late fee. 10. No refunds will be made after entries close. Refund of class fees and stall fees will be granted ONLY if the Chairman is notified prior to 8:00 am the day of the class being dropped due to the horse s lack of serviceability, and a qualified veterinarian's statement is provided which indicates the lack of soundness or serviceability of the horse. Exhibitor fees are NOT refundable. 11. All fees must accompany entries and be submitted during the online entry process.

23 Exhibitors entered by November 15 will receive an ANLS Exhibitor T-Shirt. Exhibitors entering after the November 15 deadline will still pay the exhibitor fee, but will not receive a T-Shirt. HEALTH REQUIREMENTS as Required by WestWorld 13. Effective July 1, 2014: A negative Coggins, dated within the previous twelve (12) months, must accompany ALL horses brought onto WestWorld property. 14. A Health Certificate, dated within the previous thirty (30) days, must be presented for any horse originating outside of Arizona. Horses residing outside of the state and traveling into Arizona for these shows must have a health certificate dated within 30 days of the first show day. 15. WestWorld staff, and horse show staff representatives will be conducting random inspections, both upon entry and during the event. If you are not asked for documentation upon entry please have such available upon request during your stay. Any refusal or inability to produce such documents will result in immediate expulsion of the horse(s) in question. Any horse showing signs or fever/illness/stress is subject to examination by horse show officials and/or the horse show veterinarian, who may, at their sole discretion, place the horse in quarantined stabling or take further action if deemed necessary. 16. For further information, feel free to contact 1) Arizona National at information@anls.org 2) WestWorld of Scottsdale at (480) ; 3) Arizona State Veterinarian s Office at (602) or (602) from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Arizona time Monday through Friday. STALLS 17. See General Rules for Stall Rules and Stall Fees. Horses requiring a stall that are entered in both the 4-H and AQHA shows must reserve stalls under the Quarter Horse Show. 18. Stall fees for the 4-H/FFA show are $30/night. 19. Shavings are NOT included. Please see Stall Section of General Rules. Shavings must be purchased separately from WestWorld, HAULED IN SHAVINGS ARE NOT PERMITTED H/FFA stalls must be reserved and prepaid with the 4-H/FFA online entry. AWARDS 21. Awards are given for 1st place. Rosettes are awarded for 1st through 10th place in all classes. 22. Junior and Senior Hi-Point and Reserve Hi-Point awards are given in each division. These divisions are Roping (100 classes), Gymkhana (200 classes), English (300 classes), and Western (400 classes). 23. Awards include Hi-Point Buckles and Reserve Hi-Point Bronc Halters sponsored through the Arizona National. POINTS 24. Points will be awarded for the top 10 places, ( ) regardless of the number of contestants in the class. Ties for high point awards will be broken by the most number of 1st places. If still tied, most number of 2nd places, continuing until tie is broken.

24 SCHEDULE OF CLASSES: (Classes will run in order shown) Saturday, January 7, 2017 Arena 9 (Arena 9A warm-up) begins at 8:00 am - Check in at the Wendell Show Office 24 CLASS#...CLASS DESCRIPTION Senior English Showmanship Junior English Showmanship Senior English Equitation Junior English Equitation Senior English Pleasure Junior English Pleasure Senior Hunter Hack (Max. 2 6") Junior Hunter Hack (Max. 2') ******Lunch Break****** Senior Western Showmanship Junior Western Showmanship Senior Western Equitation Junior Western Equitation Senior Western Pleasure Junior Western Pleasure Senior Western Riding Junior Western Riding Senior Reining Junior Reining Arena 9A (north of Arena 9) Begins at 12:00 Noon Junior Western Trail (12:00 noon-2:00 pm) Senior Western Trail (2:00 pm-4:00 pm) Sunday, January 8, 2017 Begins at 1:00 pm/ Not to begin before 10:00 am Check-in at Wendell Show Office Arena 8 (Arena 7 warm-up) CLASS#...CLASS DESCRIPTION Senior Breakaway Junior Breakaway Senior Heading Junior Heading Senior Heeling Junior Heeling *****30 minute Break***** Senior Barrels Junior Barrels Senior Poles Junior Poles Senior Goat Tying Junior Goat Tying

25 25 7th ANNUAL ARIZONA NATIONAL YOUTH HORSE JUDGING CONTEST Chair: Vanessa Shreeve (602) Friday, January 6, 2017 Entry Deadline December 10 SCHEDULE 12:30 pm... Contest Registration/Packets to teams Wendell Show Office 12:45 pm... Instructions/Division of groups Wendell Arena 1:00 pm...contest Begins Wendell Arena 5:00 pm... Critique Wendell Arena 5:15 pm... Contest Results and Awards Wendell Arena CONTEST FORMAT 1. A total of four classes will be judged, and will include two halter classes and two performance classes. Seventeen minutes will be allowed to place horses in each class. If suitable horses are available, the halter classes will consist of mare or gelding classes. The performance classes will be selected from Western Pleasure, Reining, Western Riding, Hunter Under Saddle, Hunter Hack, Western Horsemanship, Hunt Seat Equitation, or Pleasure Driving. 2. Two sets of reasons will be given, one set of halter reasons and one set of performance reasons. Classes to be used as reasons classes will be announced following completion of halter and performance classes. Scores will be given on placings and oral reasons. 3. Each class will consist of four horses. Handlers/riders will be identified with numbered vests. 4. All halter horses will be considered sound of mouth, wind, and limb; all performance horses will be judged as they go. All tack and attire will be considered legal. 5. Teams may have three (3) or four (4) members; when four (4) members are entered, the three (3) highest overall scores will make up the team total. Contestants may also compete as individuals, and earn individual scores towards overall high point awards. 6. A High Point Buckle will be awarded to the High Point Individual in each of the following divisions, 4-H Junior, 4-H Senior, FFA, AQHYA and Open Youth. Rosettes will be awarded to the top five individuals. Top teams in each division will be awarded a plaque and top team members will be awarded rosettes (Top Teams placed 1 st -3 rd ). 7. Ties will be broken as follows: a. If tied for overall score, the contestant having the highest overall reasons score shall be listed first. b. If still tied, the contestant having the highest score in placing reasons classes shall be listed first. c. If still tied, the contestant with the highest overall placing score in all classes shall be listed first. d. If still tied, the contestant with the highest single reasons score shall be listed first. e. If contestants are still tied, the youngest contestant shall be listed first. JUDGING ELIGIBILITY 8. The contest is open to all 4-H, FFA, AQHYA, and other youth breed or organized equestrian club/group members in good standing. 9. Contestants will compete in one of the following Divisions: Junior 4-H, Senior 4-H, FFA, AQHYA, or Open Youth Division (all other youth horse organizations).

26 10. The Junior 4-H Division will consist of contestants less than fourteen (14) years old on January 1st (the January 1st preceding the contest). The Senior 4-H Division will consist of contestants fourteen (14) years old or older on January 1st (the January 1st preceding the contest). 11. Contestants are eligible to compete if they a. have never competed on a collegiate judging team. b. are not entered in or have completed a college or university level horse judging course. c. have not competed at their respective national level contest (National 4H Horse Classic for 4-H teams; National FFA Horse Evaluation CDE for FFA teams). CONTEST RULES Entry Deadline is December Entry forms are available online for download on the ANLS website ( Entry forms must be signed by the appropriate official: Ag Education instructor/advisor for FFA members, club leader for 4-H members, or club leader for youth breed and other organized youth horse associations/clubs. The signature will verify the Official has read the Contest Rules and verified the eligibility of each contestant. 13. Fees: A $20.00 team fee and $5.00 per additional individual fee will be required for individuals entering prior to December 8. A late entry fee of $10.00 will be required for teams or individuals that enter after December 10. Late entries will be accepted up until 11:00 am the day of the contest. 14. FFA contestants must wear official FFA dress. All other contestants are required to wear Western attire (long sleeve shirt and jeans/slacks; blazer or tie is optional). No hats or caps are allowed. 15. Only contestants and contest officials are permitted in the Horse Judging Contest area for the duration of the contest While the judging and reasons portions of the contest are in progress, there will be no communication between contestants, between contestants or coaches, or between a contestant and anyone else except as directed by the chairman or his representatives. Failure to abide by this regulation may result in disqualification of the contestant. 17. Cell phones, pagers and other communication devices are NOT allowed. Failure to abide by this regulation may result in disqualification of the contestant. 18. Placing cards will be provided. Contestants must provide their own writing materials. Clipboards, notebooks, notepads and papers must be clean and free from any written marks. Contestants may not have in their possession horse judging manuals, texts, or lists of terms. If pattern classes are judged, contestants will be provided copies of the pattern(s). Violation of this rule may result in disqualification of the contestant. 19. A group leader will be placed in charge of each group of contestants. Contestants are responsible for turning in their cards to the group leader when time is called. Late cards will not be accepted. 20. Placing cards must be completed in full for a score to be tabulated. Cards that are blank, illegible, or marked with more than one placing will receive a zero score. 21. Contestants will have two minutes to give their reasons to the official. Reasons that exceed the two minute limit will be penalized. Contestants will not be offered their placing cards upon entering the reasons room. Contestants will not be permitted to use their notes while giving reasons. 22. Rule violations will cause disqualification, forfeiture of all awards, and the possibility of being barred from future competition.

27 27 ARIZONA NATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM The Arizona National Livestock Show, in partnership with the Arizona Horse Lovers Foundation, offers educational scholarships to encourage and support students who have demonstrated an interest in agriculture. Over the past 23 years, the Arizona National Livestock Show Scholarship Program has awarded over $800,000 in college scholarships. For the 2016/2017 academic school year, $63,500 was awarded to students seeking college degrees. Scholarships are available to both resident and non-resident students pursuing an undergraduate degree and attending an accredited university or college for the current academic year. Other requirements include: prior Arizona National participation as an exhibitor, volunteer, employee, or contestant; High School graduation, completion of at least 12 semester hours following High School graduation and before applying; current enrollment of at least 12 credit hours at the time of application; a minimum grade point average of 2.5 (A=4); verification of full-time enrollment; and acknowledgment of award acceptance by sending Thank You notes to the scholarship committee(s). Selection of applicants and amounts awarded are based on the Scholarship Committee s review of these criteria: Arizona National Participation (exhibitor, volunteer, employee, or contestant; repeated experiences and long term investment) Career Plans & Goals Grades & Course Work Letters of Recommendation (quality, content, and credentials) Activities (Ag-related, leadership, well-roundedness, accomplishments) Overall impression of applicant and application The future of agriculture lies with the youth of today. Education is the key to success of our youth, and the Arizona National is proud to invest in the future through the Scholarship Program. Funds for the Program come from a variety of sources including annual events such as social events for Members of the Arizona National. Additionally, a portion of the sale proceeds from the Junior Livestock Market Auction is designated for the Scholarship Program. We encourage contributions to the Arizona National Scholarship Program to help us continue motivating in their academic pursuits. Contributions are tax deductible and your total contribution will go into the Scholarship Program. Please contact the Arizona National if you would like additional information. Scholarship Applications are accepted and reviewed once a year. The deadline for Scholarship Applications is March 15 th. 2016/2017 ACADEMIC YEAR SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Arthur Argueta - Peoria, AZ Arizona 4-H Youth Foundation Jessica Burson - Roswell, NM Anika Carlson - Scottsdale, AZ Taylor Corbin - Queen Creek, AZ Samuel Davis - Madison, KS Dominique Fajardo - Laveen, AZ Laurel Fish - Nogales, AZ Riley Fite - Safford, AZ Tabytha Friend - Hereford, AZ Brittany Gerald - Queen Creek, AZ Isaiah Govea - Glendale, AZ Carter Ham - Sahuarita, AZ Braelyn Henry - Tucson, AZ Kayla Hildebrand - Paso Robles, CA Lacy Hunt - Buckeye, AZ Sierra Johnson - Glendale, AZ Hannah Lauffenburger - Queen Creek, AZ Joshua Mendez - Nipomo, CA Justen Ollendick - Queen Creek, AZ Makayla Richardson - Las Cruces, NM Taylor Rogers - Mesa, AZ Shelby Rojas - Phoenix, AZ Mariah Sanchez - Gilbert, AZ Allison Schindler - Buckeye, AZ Ellen Skaar - Minneota, MN Preston Sweatt - Cochise, AZ Laura Truby - Waddell, AZ Meg Van rijn - Mesa, AZ Lillian Webb - Mesa, AZ Zane Webster - San Simon, AZ Melanie Whitmore - Bear River, WY University of Arizona Livestock Judging Team

28 Become a Member of The Arizona National Livestock Show and support our mission of Growing the Future You are invited to join and support the Arizona National Livestock Show, a non-profit organization developed in 1948, dedicated to supporting youth and promoting livestock and agriculture to the public. The organization has been dedicated to producing the Arizona National Livestock Show which draws participants from more than 2 states. We also provide over $60,000 in scholarship awards each year. Membership in the ANLS entitles you access to the Membership Club during the Show, ANLS Pins, parking credential, admission to the Show and special discounts with a variety of businesses. Membership events are held throughout the year. Our membership year runs July 1 through June 30. Why not join today? Membership Benefit Donation Lifetime 2 Gold Overlay Lifetime Membership Pins, Regular membership, and Recognition on the Lifetime Member Plaque $1,000 Corporate Gold 16 Membership Pins, 16 Membership Cards $500 Corporate Silver 8 Membership Pins, 8 Membership Cards $300 Supporting 6 Membership Pins, 6 Membership Cards $250 Family 4 Membership Pins, 4 Membership Cards $100 Regular 2 Membership Pins, 2 Membership Cards $50 Youth Experience Collectable Dog Tag, 5% discount at Sullivan Trailer during Show, one free Meal in the ANLS Club during the livestock show, and special blasts. Please complete and return this form to: Arizona National Office 1826 West McDowell Road, Phoenix, Arizona Print your name(s) as you would like them to appear in our records Name(s): Company: Address: City: State Zip Phone: Referred by: $15 Lifetime ($1,000) Corporate Gold ($500) Corporate Silver ($300) Supporting ($250) Family ($100) Regular ($50) Youth Experience ($15