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New Participants may enter this class, and one othernon-qualifier, with no class fee - see page 8 for details.
Versatility High Point AwardGelding Stakes ~ $300 Guaranteed purse
Champagne ClassAmateur Owner Stakes ~ $500 Guaranteed purse
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Do not mail entry after July 20th deadlineHand carry, email or message.
Late fee ~ $20/horse after 7/20!Enter as many horses as you want, pay at the showonly for the horses you bring, no vet excuse required.If you do not have a scanner, photograph your entry
and email or text it to the Show Secretary.SSaattuurrddaayy AAffttee rrnnoooonn
NPHC Annual Meeting after last class.A brief meeting for members to make their thoughts
heard. Snacks and soft drinks provided.
All juniors under 13* years MUST wear helmets*Age as of 1/1/18
Annie Barazza63409 OB Riley Rd Bend, OR [email protected]
WELCOME TOTHE SHOW!
APPROVED BY
NAPHAAPPROVED BY
PHACGreetings exhibitors! The Board of the Northwest Peruvian Horse Club, and the Show
Committee, welcome you. We are proud to host the 37th annual, Northwest RegionalChampionships, one of the longest running Peruvian Horse Shows in North America!
This show, is drug free. NAPHA has recently changed its drug policy. Previously there wasa "zero tolerance” rule for positive test results, coupled with a 7 day recommendation for non-useprior to a show. With testing procedures becoming more finite, NAPHA recognizes the inappriatenessof that policy. Their Board of Directors made a motion to now defer to the USEF rules. While theremay be a "positive" test, the potential exists for the displayed amount to be far less than therapeuticlevels, and not to a degree that can mask injury nor enhance performance. Additionally, 4 vials willnow be pulled for additional tests as needed. This adheres to the standard of NET (no effect thresh-old,) testing. The NPHC welcomes this change, since it avoids punishing exhibitors, and their ani-mals, for administering needed therapeutic medications, weeks prior to the show. Many medications,such as phenylbutazone, are measurable in the bloodstream by modern techniques, such as HPLC,many weeks after administration, when the ability of the drug to affect performance has long sincedissipated. USEF drug guidelines can be seen here:http://www.napha.net/documents/forms/2018_USEF_DrugsMedications_Guidelines.pdf Complete NAPHA Rules:http://www.napha.net/documents/forms/2018Jan18_NAPHA_ShowRules.pdf
PLEASE WELCOME OUR JUDGE LUIS PABLO VÁSQUEZ DIAZ:Luis Pablo Vasquez has been a member of the Asociacion Nacional de Criadores y
Propietarios del Caballo Peruano de Paso (ANCPCPP) since 2003 and has been officially judginghorse shows since 2011. He has had the pleasure of judging more than 60 regional and nationalshows in Peru, Argentina, Ecuador, Panama, Guatemala, El Salvador and the United States.Sr. Vasquez is a managing partner of Neoagro SAC, an importer and distributor of fertilizers andother agricultural products based in Ecuador. He graduated with a bachelor’s degree in economics from Universidad de Lima-Peru in 2007 andwith an MBA from Centrum Catolica Lima Peru in 2009.Sr. Vasquez is the son of Luis Vasquez Nacarino and the grandson of the late Anibal VasquezMontoya, both prominent breeders of the Peruvian paso.
It will be a great show, and whether you bring one horse or ten, we predict you will enjoyit. To encourage participants new to the show ring, we are offering free entry into the Novice HorseTrail class, # 27, and one other non-qualifier. (see page 8)
The NPHC Board of Directors, and the Show Committee
COVER ART: Many thanks to Karen Whitman for the generous donation of her art. Karen does many forms of illustration and design. She can be reached at: 837 Parklyn Way, Ferndale, WA 98248
360-354-3414 https://www.facebook.com/KarenWhitmanKaz
SPONSORED BY
SHOW CHAIR ......................................................NPHC Board of DirectorsSHOW STEWARD ..........................................Brian McLoughlinRING STEWARD................................................Ginger SamplesRING ADMISSION STEWARD ...........Bonnie McLoughlinSHOW SECRETARY ....................................Annie BarrazaSHOW MANAGER ............................Show CommitteeBARN MANAGER............................................Randy & Kristin EldridgeHOSPITALITY ........................................................TBARIBBONS .................................................................Bonnie McLoughlinSPONSORSHIPS & TROPHIES .........DeAnn LongPREMIUM BOOK ...............................................Brian McLoughlinSHOW VETERINARIAN.............................Dr. Dana Westerman (standby) REGISTRATION. ..................................................Annie BarrazaVENDOR BOOTHS ........................................DeAnn LongAUCTION ..............................................Penny Clayton
CC O N TA C TO N TA C T NN U M B E R SU M B E R S
SHOW OFFICE.........360-805-6711 SHOW INFO .................360-301-3923BARN MANAGER....360-770-6525 AUCTION...................425- 750-0518VENDOR BOOTHS ..360-840-3500 REGISTRAR .....................541-350-2972EMERGENCY ~ DR. DANA WESTERMAN DVM..................360-794-5409
AA P P R O VA LP P R O VA L & P& P O I N TSO I N TSThis show is approved by the North American Peruvian Horse Association (NAPHA).This show will earn a minimum of double points for NAPHA Awards if the recordedowner(s) of the horse is/are a current NAPHA member at the time of the show—Year endAwards—Medallon de Plata, High Point Performance Horse/Gelding, Zone 1 andLifetime Awards—Medallon de Oro, Medallon de Bronze and the new NAPHA LifetineAward – Medallon de Diamonte.This show is also approved by the PHAC for singlepoints, except where a minimum of 25 PHAC Registered horses owned by at least 4different PHAC registered owners attend the show, in which case one and one halfpoints value will be applied.. Qualified entries will receive points toward annual andlifetime awards. All participants must present registration papers or proof of registrationpending for every horse entered in this show, as well as proof of placings for direct entryinto Ch of Ch classes.
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Judged by Sr Luis Pablo Vasquez DiazTrail Judge ~ Ms Vicki Paulus
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Fee Schedule
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Entry Fees (PAGE 3) Us Funds OnlyBIT HORSE-MEMBER-UNLIMITED/SINGLE . . $100/40 NON MEMBER . . . . .$130/65BOZAL/ JUNIOR RIDER ONLY-MEMBER . . . . $75/30 NON MEMBER . . . . .$110/60CHOFCHCLASSONLY-MEMBER (PAGE 8) . . . . $65 NON MEMBER . . . . .$95NPHC AMATEUR OWNER STAKES (PAGE 8) . $50 ($500 guaranteed,$500 guaranteed, pays 1st thru 3rd)GELDING STAKES (PAGE 5) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $50 ($300 guaranteed$300 guaranteed, pays 1st thru 3rd)VERSATILITY HIGH POINT (PAGE 9) . . . . . . . . . $10 (must sign up before class 19)DRUG TEST FEE (PER HORSE) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10LATE FEE (PER HORSE). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $20 if entering after 7/20 (PAGE 3)OFFICE FEE (PER HORSE) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10SALES PRESENTATION (FRI & SAT, PAGE 4) . . . . $40 (free if entered in at least one class)NPHC MEMBERSHIP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $30 each (two adults & children under 18)AFICIONADO - (NOT A PERUVIAN OWNER) . . . . $25 each (two adults & children under 18)
Grounds FeesSTALLS (NOTE THE CHANGE TO “PER NIGHT”) $30 per night (PAGE 3)TACK ROOMS (STALLS W/O BEDDING) . . . $25 per night (PAGE 3)RV PARKING/CAMPING - POWER & WATER . $30 per night (PAGE 3)RV PARKING/CAMPING - NO HOOKUP . . . . $25 per night (PAGE 3)VENDOR FEE -FRI TO SUN (PAGE 3). . . . . . . . $100 (ANYWHERE ON SHOW GROUNDS)
SponsorshipsREGULAR CLASS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $35CHAMPIONSHIP CLASS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $50CH OF CH, BEST BOZAL, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $75NOVICIO & VERSATILITY HIGH POINT . . . . . $75BEST GAITED HORSE OF SHOW . . . . . . . . . . $100EVERGREEN SPONSORSHIP (PAGE 3) . . . . . . . $100 (banner and ranch info inside arena)BUSINESS SPONSORSHIP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $50 (business info on table in arena)
ContactsSPONSORSHIP & VENDOR DeAnn Long - 360-840-3500 [email protected] (email preferred). . . . Kristin Eldridge - 360-770-6525 [email protected] ITEMS. . . . . . . . . . Penny Clayton - 425-750-0518 [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brian McLoughlin - 360-301-3923 [email protected]
EntriesPlease Note: A copy of registration papers or proof of pending registration mm uu ss tt be provided with the entry form for each horse!
PAYMENT NEED NOT ACCOMPANY ENTRY FORM - PAY AT THE SHOW!!! SEE PAGE 3Entry forms should be sent to:
Do not mail your entry after July 20th. Email or bring to the show, andcall or email the barn manager with your stall requirements .call or email the barn manager with your stall requirements .
Annie Barazza63409 OB Riley Rd
Bend, OR 97703
541-350-2972
Entry FeesThe unlimited fee is intended to act as an incentive to encourage people to entermore classes than they might otherwise do at a class by class rate. It applies toJuniors and adults. It also eases the burden on the office staff by rewarding thosewho pay one time in advance. If you have entered at the single class rate and wishto upgrade to the flat fee rate you may do so by paying the unlimited fee, howeverpreviously entered classes will not be credited toward that fee.We do not require payment to be submitted with your entry form. It is hopedthat this will encourage you to enter as many horses as you think mightattend. Your payment at the show will reflect only the horses you bring. Novet excuse is required, however, a one time late fee of $20/horse will becharged for horses not entered by the Deadline for mailing entries, 7/20.
Stall Fees ~ $30/night, Tack Stall $25/nightStalls are available from Wednesday through Monday morning, including bedding.(Tack stalls have no bedding. If you arrive Wednesday and do not use the tack stalluntil Thursday, no charge for Wed. Likewise, if you clear your tack on Sundayafternoon, no charge for Sunday night.) Exhibitors should contact Kristin Eldridge -(360-770-6525 - [email protected].) in advance with your stallrequirements. Each horse entered must be assigned a separate stall, except mareswith suckling foals, and must be placed in stalls as assigned. No showing out oftrailers. Stalls containing horses may not be locked! Dogs must be kept on leash.
Post EntriesEntries should not be mailed after July 20th. Entries should then be texted, (541-350-2972,) emailed ([email protected],) or brought to theshow, and will incur a one time $20 late fee per horse. Fees need not be paiduntil arrival at the show. Exhibitors wishing to add classes must do so a minimumof three classes in advance. This may be done by notifying the Gate Steward.
RV & CampingRV parking & camping are available at $25/ day without hookup, $30/daywith power & water. Reserve spaces on the entry form, and notify KristenEldridge when reserving stalls. (360-770-6525 - [email protected])
Display & Vendor Space / Evergreen & Business SponsorshipThere is a charge of $100 for anyone selling anything on the Show GroundsFriday - Sunday. Contact DeAnn Long, (360-840-3500 [email protected],)for reservations. Evergreen Sponsorship - Ranches or vendors may place abanner in the arena for $100 for the duration of the show and place ranch orvendor info on the hospitality table. Business Sponsorship - $50 -info in arena.
Membership & Registration RequirementsHorses registered with the NAPHA, PPHRNA, AAOBPPH, or PHAC are eligible toenter this show. Current registration papers for each horse must accompa-ny entries. Proof of eligibility to enter directly into Ch of Ch classes mustalso be included. The NPHC reserves the right to decline any entry. Anyonenot in good standing with NAPHA may not enter this show. Exhibitors are notrequired to be members of the above organizations. Multiple registered horsesshould supply all papers.
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Refunds ~ Please Note!Entry fees are not due until arrival at the show. Charges will be basedon horses actually brought to the show and no vet excuse is required. Ifa horse is present on the show grounds and deemed unable to perform, a vet-erinary statement must be presented to the Show Secretary prior to the end ofthe show in order to obtain a refund of class fees, only. No refund after one classhas been entered. Purse class fees will not be refunded unless the horse isremoved from the remainder of the show with a veterinary statement.
Class Changes & SubstitutionsIf a horse entered is unable to perform, another horse may be substituted. A horsemay also be moved from one class to another. In each instance the gate must benotified three classes in advance but no fee will be charged. Changing ridersor handlers is also free, but the same notice must be given.
ConductEach exhibitor will display their horse in the most natural way possible and main-tain their horse in suitable manner. No smoking is permitted in or around thebarn areas. Dogs must be kept on leash. Only participants in the class, theJudge, and Ring Steward and their assistants will be permitted to enter the arena.Attendants are not permitted in the arena unless summoned by the Judge or whenspecified in this Premium. Anyone entering the arena as an attendant must bedressed in white shirt and pants. Under no circumstances may the Judge beapproached during classes. Any person or horse may be barred from entering thering if not suitably presented. No one may make any remark or commit acts duringthe show that are considered offensive or made with intent to influence or castaspersions on the judging. Any exhibitor may be barred from the show for thisoffense. Acts of discourtesy or disobedience to the officials on the part of an owner,rider, handler or member of the family participating in the show may disqualifythem or their horses from adjudication. The management may remove any of theaforementioned persons from the show without being liable for compensation ordamages. The NPHC reserves the right to decline any entry.
RibbonsRosette ribbons are awarded to fifth place in all classes except those for Juniors,which will be awarded to eighth place. First place finishers will receive engravedawards and Championship classes will be awarded neck ribbons and trophies.
JuniorsA Junior is between the ages of 6 and 17 as of January 1st of 2018. No Juniorunder 15 on January 1st of 2018 may show a stallion. No ungelded males over12 months may be shown in any class designated solely for Juniors, nor mayspurs be used. Retrancas are prohibited for Juniors in any class; baticolais required, floron is optional. Helmets are mandatory for Juniors 12and under, and encouraged for 13 and over. Leather covered Peruvianstirrups, (tapaderos,) are permitted in any class. Classes are divided 6 to12, & 13 and over. They may be combined, but judged separately. Juniors 15 &over may ride in Barridas, but signed consent must be given on the show entryform. Juniors may not compete in Novicio Division Classes.
FoalsNo horses are to be allowed to run free, including foals, regardless of age.
Sales PresentationThere will be a presentation of horses for sale after classes 12, & 40. Theenclosed form must be completed for all horses presented and a $40 fee paidfor each animal not entered in classes at the show. See form for furtherrequirements.
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Bozal Classes - 2, 9, 11, 38, 49 (see page 9 for percentages)The same horse shall not be shown in both bit & bozal at the same show. Onlyhorses 3 & 4 years old are permitted to show in bozal. First & Second place quali-fies for Best Bozal (63). Bozal horses are allowed in classes 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 9, 10, 11,14, 15, 17, 22, 24, 25, 27, 28, 29, 31, 34, 38, 39, 43, 45, 49, 51, 53, 62. Nojackets, ponchos, pellons or spurs.
Luxury Geldings Stakes ($300 guaranteed purse) - 12Horses in bit, only. Entry fee is $50. Prize money to be divided as follows: 1st -50%, 2nd - 30%, 3rd - 20% of purse. Judged as a breeding Class. No refundunless horse is withdrawn from remaining classes with vet excuse.
Reining - 14, 15, 50Open to horses 4+ in bit, amateur and professional. Jacket, or poncho folded onsaddle(optional). Spurs are optional except for Juniors, who may not use them.Juniors may enter a bozal horse in junior classes.
Ride a Buck ~ 53Entrants will be riding bareback. They have a $20 bill placed beneath their calf,reins in both hands. They cannot adjust the bill. They will perform maneuvers asdirected by the announcer. The last rider with the bill still beneath their leg willcollect all the other bills.
Synchronized Pairs Class ~ 51 ~ PerformanceTwo horses perform together as in a Performance class. Judged on maneuvers, ridingskill, ability to perform together, and how horses stay in sync. Bit or bozal.
Ladies/Gentlemen to Ride, Performance, 46, 48Open to all genders, in bit. Judged as a performance class. Winners qualify forPerformance Championship classes appropriate to their gender.
Trail Classes - 26, 27 (only 26 counts towards versatility)Open to horses 4+ in bit, amateur and professional. No ponchos although jacketsare allowed. Novice Horse may enter bozal horses. Three refusals allowed beforethe rider must proceed to the next obstacle. Trail classes held in the outdoor arenaSaturday morning, 8:30 to noon. Vicki Paulus will be the Judge. New exhibitorbonus, see page 8.
Gait Classes - 30, 33, 36, 40 Open to horses 4+ in bit, amateur and professional. 1st & 2nd place qualify for BestGaited (63). 100% gait.
Bozal, 2, 9, 11, 38, 491st & 2nd place qualifies for Best Bozal (62). 100% gait.
Amateur Performance - 32, 35, 37 (see page 9 for percentages)The rider must be an amateur with a declaration on file. This class qualifies for theChampion & Reserve Amateur Performance Horse (55).
Drugs & Artificial AppliancesThis is a drug free show, with testing. The use of performance enhancing drugsare banned. This includes, but is not limited to stimulants, depressants, tranquiliz-ers, local anesthetics, and drugs which mask the presence of forbidden sub-stances. The only exceptions are topical antibiotics and hormonal treatment forestrus cycle control. The NPHC enforces a zero tolerance policy with respect toforbidden substances, which have no place in equine maintenance. Therapeuticdrugs will be limited to the NET, (no effect threshold) as prescribed by the USEF. http://www.napha.net/documents/forms/2017_USEF_DrugsMedications_Guidelines.pdf
Rules for Classes
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[61][Novicio Hi Point]
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[62][Novicio Hi Point]
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[59][Jr Hi Point][Jr Hi Point]
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[60]Versatility Hi Point [56]
[60]Versatility Hi Point [57]
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Versatility Hi Point [54]NQ
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Versatility Hi Point [63][Jr Hi Point]
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Versatility Hi Point [63]
Friday, July 27Friday, July 27thth , 2018 ~ 8:30 am, 2018 ~ 8:30 am
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NPHC Amateur Owner Stakes - $500 guaranteed, open, bit/bozal, breeding (pg 8)Colts in Bozal - first & second qualify (see page 5)Junior Showmanship in Hand, 6 to 12 - open, (see page 4)Junior Showmanship in Hand, 13 to 17 - open, (see page 4)Stallions 4-6 in Bit - breeding(see page 9)Novicio - Performance - open, 18+ (see page 9)Stallions 7 & over in Bit - breeding(see page 9)Crystal Horse - open, bit, horse must be12 +, breeding (see page 8)Geldings 3 &4, Bozal - first & second qualify (see pages 5 &9)Novicio Champagne - open, 18+ (see page 9)Fillies in Bozal - first & second qualify (see page 5 &9)Luxury Geldings, 4+ - Stakes - $300 guaranteed purse, bit, luxury (see page 5)
Sa les Horse Presen ta t i o nSa l es Horse Presen ta t i o nLunch Lunch
Luxury Geldings 4-6 in Bit - (see page 9)Junior Reining - 6 to 12 - (see page 4)Junior Reining - 13 to 17 - (see page 4)Luxury Geldings 7 + in Bit - Breeding(see page 9)Novicio Breeding - open, 18+ (see page 9)Mares 4-6 in Bit - Breeding - (see page 9)Geldings 4-6 Bit, Performance - (see page 9)Mares 7 & over in Bit - Breeding - (see page 9)Mares 4-6 Bit, Performance - (see page 9)Get of Sire - bit/bozal - (see page 8)Stallions 4-6 Bit, Performance - (see page 9)Produce of Dam - bit/bozal - (see page 8)Rancho Conjunto - Breeding - 2 or more horses, bit or bozal
Po t l u c k a n d Au c t i o n - 7 :00pmPo t l u c k a n d Au c t i o n - 7 :00pm (page 12)
Saturday July 28Saturday July 28thth , 2018 ~ 8:30 am, 2018 ~ 8:30 amOutdoor ArenaOutdoor Arena
Performance Trail - open, bit, no poncho (see page 5)Novice Horse Trail - horse has won fewer than 4 blues in trail - 18+
8:30 am ~ Indoor Arena8:30 am ~ Indoor ArenaJunior Gait 6 to 12 - open, first & second qualify (see page 5)Junior Gait 13 to 17 - open, first & second qualify (see page 5)Geldings in Bit - Gait - first & second qualify (see page 5)Junior Performance, 6 to 12 - open, bit or bozal (see page 4)Amateur Performance - Geldings 4 & over in Bit (see page 5)Mares in Bit - Gait - first & second qualify (see page 5)Junior Performance, 13 to 17 - open, bit or bozal (see page 4)Amateur Performance - Mares 4 & over in Bit (see page 5)Stallions in Bit - Gait - first & second qualify (see page 5)
[ ] denotes classes for which winners qualify
Schedule of Events
{6, 10, 17, 39}{19, 21, 23, 26, 30, 33, 36, 41, 44, 47, 50}
{26, 50}{32, 35, 37}
{19, 41, 46, 48}{21, 44, 46, 48}{23, 46, 47, 48}
{13, 16, 42}{18, 20, 42}
{5, 7, 42}
{3, 4, 14, 15, 28, 29, 31, 34, 43, 45}{2, 9, 11, 38, 49}
{30, 33, 36, 40 }{55 & previous Champions}
{56 & previous Champions}{57 & previous Champions}{58 & previous Champions}{59 & previous Champions}
{60 & previous Champions}{61 & previous Champions}
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Schedule of events
Amateur Performance - Stallions 4 & over in Bit (see page 5)Bozal, 3-4, Gait open (see page 5)Novicio Gait - open, 18+ (see page 9)Amateur Gait 4+- open, bit
Sa les Horse Presen ta t i o nSa l es Horse Presen ta t i o nLunch 12:00 pm - 1:00 pmLunch 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Trail Class AwardsTrail Class AwardsGeldings 7 & over Bit, Performance (see page 9)Amateur Owner - Breeding/Luxury - open, bitJunior Equitation, 6 to 12 - open, bit or bozal , no poncho (page 4)Mares 7 & over, Bit, Performance (see page 9)Junior Equitation, 13 to 17 - open, bit or bozal , no poncho (page 4)Ladies to Ride - open, bit, performance (see page 5 )Stallions 7 & over, Bit, Performance (see page 9)Gentlemen to Ride - open, bit performance (see page 5)Bozal, 3-4, Performance - open, (see page 5)Reining Performance - open, bit (see page 5)Synchronised Pairs Class- open, bit or bozal, performance (see page 5)Champagne Class - open, bit, poncho or jacket optional (see page 9)Ride a Buck - open, bit or bozal (see page 5)
Sunday July 29Sunday July 29th, 2018 ~ 8:30 am, 2018 ~ 8:30 am
Novicio High Point AwardVersatil ity High Point AwardChampion Performance Horse - no ponchoChampion & Reserve Amateur Performance HorseChampion & Reserve Performance GeldingChampion & Reserve Performance MareChampion & Reserve Performance StallionChampion & Reserve Luxury GeldingChampion & Reserve Breeding MareChampion & Reserve Breeding Stallion
Junior BarridaJunior BarridaOutstanding Junior Sportsman Award -not judged, best sportsmanship (see page 8)Junior High Point & Reserve AwardBest Bozal Horse of ShowBest Gaited Horse of ShowChampion of Champions Amateur Performance HorseChampion of Champions Performance GeldingChampion of Champions Performance MareChampion of Champions Performance StallionChampion of Champions Luxury GeldingChampion of Champions Breeding MareChampion of Champions Breeding Stallion
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Versatility High Point - 19, 21, 23, 26, 30, 33, 36, 41, 44, 47, 50An entry consists of a horse ridden by the same exhibitor in qualifying classes inorder to receive points. Participants must register at the office and pay$10 before class 19. 1st - 5 pts, 2nd - 4 pts, 3rd - 3 pts, 4th - 2 pts, 5th - 1pt.Winner may ride in closing Barrida. A tie will be resolved with a ride-off.
Tack & AttireAll Breeding/Luxury qualifying and Championship classes are Peruvian TackClasses, requiring a traditional Peruvian saddle that is clean and functionallysound. Class 50, spurs and the poncho, folded on the saddle, are optional. Ajacket may be worn. In all other classes tack other than Peruvian must beconsistent over the entire horse, with the exception of the bit. All horses in thisshow must use the Peruvian bit or bozal, regardless of tack. English saddlemay not be used with bozal. Rider’s attire to be white shirt and pants,Peruvian hat, scarf and appropriate colour boots and poncho or jacket (inbozal no poncho, spurs or jacket allowed) for Peruvian tack, or clothing appro-priate for the tack used (see NAPHA rules.) For ladies, a white split riding skirtmay be substituted for white pants. With western tack, lariat and hobbles are notmandatory. Equestrian hard hats are allowed in all classes. No spurs in bare-back, but pads without stirrups are allowed. Tapaderos, (leather stirrups,) areacceptable in all classes.
Performance Division ~ 19, 21, 23, 41, 44, 46, 47, 48Horses must be in bit. These classes are open to professionals and amateurs.
Champagne Class, Open - 52Open, bit. Poncho or jacket optional. Peruvian bit only.
Breeding/Luxury Division ~ 5, 7, 13, 16, 18, 20, 42Horses must be finished in bit and at least 4 years of age. Open to professionals& amateurs. Ungelded males must be registered as Breeding Stallions. Nospayed mare may be shown as a Breeding Mare. Al l qual i fy ing andChampionship classes in this division will be Peruvian Tack classes.
Novicio Division - 6, 10, 17, 39 (see page 12 for new definition)Participants must use the same animal in all Novicio classes in order to qualify forthe High Point Award. Open to all genders, bit or bozal (bozal, 3 - 4 years.) Pointsare as follows: 1st - 5 pts, 2nd - 4 pts, 3rd - 3 pts, 4th - 2 pts, 5th - 1pt. Winner mayride in closing Barrida. Ties will result in a ride-off.
Percentages for Breeding/Luxury DivisionBozal - Conformation 45% Condition 5% Brio & Temperament 20% Gait 30%Bit - Conformation 27% Condition 5% Brio & Temperament 27% Gait 41%
Percentages for Performance DivisionCondition 10%, Performance, Brio, Suitability & Manners 50%, Gait 40%.
StallionsMale horses 4 years of age older must be registered as a stallion or gelding.Registration papers indicating “male” will not be considered acceptable regis-tration papers. The only exceptions will be male horses entered in Colts 3-4 inBozal. Spayed mares may not be shown as a breeding mare. No Junior underthe age of 15 as of January 1st, 2018 may show a stallion in any class. Noungelded males over 12 months may be shown in a class designated forJuniors only. Horses are considered 1 year on January 1st of the year followingtheir birth.
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Crystal Horse, Breeding/Luxury - 8Open to all sexes, 12 years or over in bit (any horse born before 2007.) Thisclass is intended to recognize the mature horse. It is judged as a Breeding class,but is non-qualifying. A crystal trophy will be awarded.
NPHC Amateur Owner Stakes ($500 guaranteed purse) - 1Entry fee is $50. Rider must be an NPHC member, registered as the owner ofthe horse (or immediate family members), as well as an amateur with amateur declaration on file. Prize money to be divided as follows: 1st - 50%, 2nd - 30%,3rd - 20% of entry fees. Judged as a breeding, bozal allowed, non qualifying. Norefund unless horse is withdrawn from remaining classes with vet excuse.
Novice Horse ~ Trail 27 ~ New Ehibitor BonusThis class is for horses which have not won more than four blue ribbons in any trailclass. This class does not qualify for Versatility High Point. Any entrant who has notshown in a NAPHA or PHAC approved show int the past 3 years, may enter thisclass. along with one other non-pointed class, without incurring class fees. Otherfees apply.
Get of Sire /Produce of Dam - 22 / 24Get consists of 3 or more get, produce consists of 2 or more produce, bit orbozal, breeding, with emphasis on uniformity. Only one entry per sire or dam. Tobe made with permission of sire/dam owner.
Outstanding Junior Sportsman AwardNot a judged award, voted on by Juniors.The Sportsmanship award is presentedto the junior showing the greatest sportsmanship during the show, as determinedby all juniors. It does not count towards the Junior High Point Award.
Junior High Point and Reserve AwardJunior High Point & Reserve is an award for the junior receiving the most pointsfrom classes 3, 4, 14, 15, 28, 29, 31, 34, 43, 45, only, and is calculated as fol-lows: 1st-10 pts, 2nd-8 pts, 3rd-5 pts, 4th-3 pts, 5th-1 pt. Juniors participating inregular classes will not receive extra points. High Point classes divided 6 to 12,13 to 17. Age divisions may be combined but judged separately. Juniors may notenter Novicio Division Classes. Ties will result in a ride-off.
Championship Classes - 54 - 61, 62, 63See page 9 for percentages. Open to winners of 1st & 2nd place in all classesqualifying for classes 54 to 63. All Breeding & Luxury Division classes arePeruvian Tack classes, although a pellon is not required.
Champion of Champions Classes 64 - 70Open to current and past Champions from the NPHC Regional Show andPPHRNA, NAPHA, and PHAC National Shows. Past Champions may not com-pete in qualifying classes for their division if they wish to enter directly, but mayenter other division classes. Those entering directly as past Champions and notentered in any other classes at this show must pay an entry fee of $65 formembers and $95 for non members. Those entering directly as pastChampions and also entered unlimited in other non-qualifying classes are cov-ered by their unllimited entry fee. Proof of past Championships shouldaccompany entry form. All Breeding and Luxury Division classes are PeruvianTack classes - whites and ponchos or jackets required. NAPHA Rules do notrequire horses to complete the Prueba in order to enter the Championships,therefore this show will not require one.
Rules for Classes Rules for Classes
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Judges’ AuthorityThe Judges shall have the authority to place a horse in whatever position theybelieve the merit of the horse justifies. They must, however, award placesaccording to merit starting with 1st and continuing in order. This applies whetherthere is one entry or many. If there are more horses of merit in a class thanprizes, the Judges have the right to award any number of Honorable Mentions.The Judges’ decisions as to the placing of horses in a class is final. Under no cir-cumstances will exhibitors be allowed to discuss their standings with the Judges.
Judges’ OptionThe Judge may ask to ride any horse entered under saddle, in Breeding Divisionclasses, but not in Performance Division. Exhibitors may elect to not have theJudge ride their horse, but should notify the Ring Steward upon enteringthe class. The Judges will not be responsible for any injury which the horsemay sustain during this time. Likewise, the owner will not be responsible for anyinjury which the Judges may suffer resulting from their riding a horse.
Interaction with the JudgesPlease join us in extending a warm welcome to our Judge, Luis Pablo VasquezDiaz. We would like to make him feel welcome at our show and encourageeveryone to get to know him. We ask, however, that all exhibitors respect theJudge’s professionalism and ethics and understand that this is of the utmost impor-tance. We invite appropriate interaction with all show officials, and while it is notour intent to isolate the Judge at social functions, we must insist that any questionsregarding particular horses, placings at the show, one’s performance or anythingpertaining to this show be directed to our Show Steward. There will be a chance tomeet with, and question Sr Vasquez Diaz, Thursday evening at 7:00 pm.
Call for ClassesClasses will be announced 3 classes in advance. Three minutes will be allowedafter the first horse enters the ring. If a tack or attire change requires a gate hold,the Gate Steward, Bonnie McLoughlin, must be notified in advance. No onemay enter the arena after the gate has closed.
ResponsibilityAll entries are accepted with the understanding that the NPHC, NAPHA, andgrounds and arena owners will not be held responsible for any loss, personaldamage or injury to horses exhibited, or for any article of any kind or naturethat may be lost or destroyed or in any way damaged. All horses shall be underthe control and direction of the Show Management but solely at the risk of theexhibitor who will be responsible for any injury that may be occasioned to anyperson or animal or damage to any property while on the grounds by anyhorse owned or exhibited by him, and shall indemnify the management againstall claims or damages of any kind or nature, including attorney fees and courtcosts, that may arise out of an injury occasioned by any horse owned or exhib-ited by him or arising from any cause whatever including the negligence of anyother person in charge of any such horse.
Prueba FuncionalNAPHA Rules forbid requiring completion of a Prueba Funcional for entry intoChampionship classes, therefore this show will not require one.
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Cross EntriesHorses are permitted to enter both Breeding and Performance Division classes.Horses may not show in both bit and bozal in the same show.
Artificial MarkingsOnly clear grooming materials are allowed on the hide or hair except that whitepowder may be used on white markings. Clear grooming materials may be usedon hooves, but black may not. Artificial mane or tail pieces are prohibited.
Health RequirementsWashington State requires horses entering the state to have an official health cer-tificate or Certificate of Veterinary Inspection within 30 days of shipment and anegative Coggins test within twelve months. Exempt are equines under six monthsof age accompanying a negative dam.
Veterinarian - Dr. Dana Westerman, DVM 360-794-5409There will not be a vet on the grounds during the show, but Dr Dana will be oncall. She will be required to call to management’s attention any horse whichexhibits symptoms of a communicable disease or lameness. If, upon mandatoryinspection, the horse is found to be contagious or considered a danger to otheranimals, it must be removed from the showgrounds or quarantined.
Feed DealerTractor Supply Company Monroe Farm & Feed Corporation 13650 Roosevelt RD SE 18422 Cascade View DrMonroe, WA 98272 Monroe, WA 98272360-794-0561 360-794-4663
SecurityThe locking of stalls containing horses is prohibited.
Meet with the Judge - 7:00 pm ThursdayThis will be a question & answer period with Sr Vasquez Diaz. It will be an excel-lent chance for exhibitors to querry the judge on points of showing and judgingthat will help make the show a more rewarding experience. Following the Q & Athe Juniors will have a chance for a one on one with the judge.
ShoesNAPHA rules do not allow shoes, however evidence of shoes having been pulledis acceptable.
Substitution of Judge or Other OfficialsThe NPHC reserves the right to substitute another approved Judge or other offi-cial in place of those listed in this premium.
Rules & RegulationsThe Northwest Peruvian Horse Club requests your cooperation in helping to makethis show a success, in that all participants be familiar with the NAPHA Bylaws, andRules & Regulations of Horse Showing & Peruvian Paso Standards. They havebeen revised this year and are available from NAPHA, 707-544-5807, or fordownload at http://www.napha.net/forms-rules/ The highlights are containedherein, but exhibitors will need to be familiar with all aspects of the the rules. Forthe current NAPHA Rules: http://www.napha.net/documents/forms/2018Jan18_NAPHA_ShowRules.pdf
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Hotels:Evergreen Inn and Suites Best Western Sky Valley Inn19103 State Route 2 19233 State Route 2Monroe, WA 98272 Monroe, Washington, 98272360-863-1900 360-794-3111Monroe Motel Fairground Inn (train noise)20310 Old Owen Road 18950 High way 2Monroe WA 98272 Monroe, WA 98272360-794-6751 360-794-5401
Attention New ExhibitorsIf you have questions about showing, tack, show rules etc, the NPHC would like to
provide some advice and assistance. We will try to find a seasoned exhibitor to be your"coach" before and during the show. Interested? Call Brian McLoughlin at 360.301.3923.Friday Night Barbeque, & Auction
There will be a pot luck party on Friday night. Bring something to throw on thegrill and a side dish. There will be an auction in conjunction with the food, so pleasebring something to donate. We will have a big tent in the RV area with picnic tables.Novice RuleAnyone competing in a class or Division declared for "Novices" only must have asigned, NAPHA Novice Declaration on file with the NAPHA. Novices must file this formannually. An exhibitor (18 years and older) can compete in the Novice Division for aperiod of 3 years. If the Novice, at the end of 3 years has not competed in more than8 NAPHA approved shows during that period they may extend the time period foranother 3 years (double shows count as one show). However, if at any time, a Novicecompetes and wins a Champion title in gait, breeding, or performance (any otherDivision above the level of Novice) they will be immediately excluded from competingin the Novice Division at future shows.NPHC Annual Meeting
After numerous requests from members the Annual Meeting will be held onSaturday afternoon 15 minutes after the last class. Snack foods and soft drinks will beprovided. The meeting will proceed with efficiency. We invite discussion and new ideasbut the meeting will not dwell on any one subject for a long period of time so pleasebe prepared.New feature for the NPHC Regional Show
This year we will have the " Big Tent " in the RV area available for morningcoffee, the Judge's meeting, dinner/auction, and the Annual Meeting. Tables and chairswill be provided. We hope this will be an enjoyable addition for everyone.
Rule Changes for 2018 http://www.napha.net/documents/forms/2018_ShowRule_updates.pdf
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Name of Horse Sex Birthdate NAPHA# PHAC# Name of Horse Sex Birthdate NAPHA# PHAC#
2018 NPHC Regional Show Entry Form Owner’s NumberOwner’s Number
Please print or type. Only one owner perOnly one owner perentry formentry form. Duplicate this form for
additional horses. Notify Barn manager ofstall & RV requirements by phone or email.
Kristin Eldridge - [email protected]
G e n d e r A b b r e v i a t i o n sG e n d e r A b b r e v i a t i o n sS - Stallion G - Gelding M - Mare F - Filly C - Colt - (3 & under)
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Copies of all registration & lease papers Copies of all registration & lease papers mm uu ss tt accompany this entry! accompany this entry! (see page 3) (see page 3) If double registered, include both registrations.If double registered, include both registrations.
Name of Horse Sex Birthdate NAPHA# PHAC# Name of Horse Sex Birthdate NAPHA# PHAC#
This entry constitutes an agreement that the person signing it and the horses entered shall be subject to all the rules and regulations of the NAPHA, NPHC and the NWWashington Fairgrounds. The undersigned agrees to hold the NPHC, NAPHA, their officials, directors & employees harmless for any action taken. The undersigned certifiesthat every horse, rider and/or handler is eligible as entered and agrees for themself and their representatives to be bound by the By-laws and Rules of Horse Showing ofthe NAPHA, and the NPHC, and that they are the owner or duly authorized agent for the owner of each horse listed herein. If acting as an agent for the owner, a signedauthorization must be included with this entry. It is further certified that the undersigned has read and is familiar with the Premium List for this show, the NAPHA Bylaws,the Blue Book of Peruvian Horse Showing, Breed Standards and Code of Ethics and agrees to be bound by the rules contained therein.Owner’s NameAddressCity, State, Zip Email
Ranch Name/PhoneSignature of owner/agent
Contact at Show
The following must be completed if the exhibitor is a minor. (Children under 13 years as of 1/1/2018 must wear a safety helmet.) I hereby consent to theentry of my child in this horse show and certify that I have read the foregoing agreement, and accept responsibility thereunder for the participation of said minor. My child, if 15+ yrs as of 1/1/18, may ride in the closing barrida. ☐yes ☐no My child, if 6+ yrs as of 1/1/18, may ride in barridas for juniors only: ☐yes ☐no
After July 20After July 20 thth ,, bring entry form to showbring entry form to showLate Fee $20/horse after 7/20. Send forms (pay at the show!)
[email protected] or call541-350-2972
Annie Barazza63409 OB Riley Rd Bend, OR 97703
Text (take picsof the forms) oremail, preferred.
Class # Handler
Class # Handler Class # Handler
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Name of child Age as of 1/1/18 Signature of parent or guardian
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Drug Test Fee $10 per horse X $10
Office Fee $10 per horse X $10
Late Fee (entered after July 20th) $20 per horse X $20
Aficionado Membership X $25
NPHC Membership X $30
NPHC 2018 Regional Show Entry Form
MemberJunior rate -
horse ridden by junior ONLY
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horse ridden by junior ONLY
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Stakes Classes
Sales Presentation
Versatility High Point
Tack Rooms (see page 3)
Vendor FeePayment may be made at the show! Enter as many horses as you want - only horses brought to the show will becharged for. No veterinary excuse needed! Pay to NPHC in $ US. Late fee $20/horse for entries after 7/20.
Stalls
Arrival & Departure Dates
RV Parking& Camping
Sponsorships(Evergreen Sponsorship provides donor witha banner & hospitality table in the arena.)
Friday & Sat after class 12 & 40no charge if entered in classes
You must sign up before class 19
Friday through Sunday - for those selling anything, anywhere at the Fairgrounds.
Arrive Depart
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Regular class #‘s
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Ch of Ch, Best BozalNov & Versatility, Hi Pt
Best Gaited
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NPHC Amateur owner Stakes ~ $500guaranteed
Gelding Stakes ~ $300 guaranteed
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2 adults & children under 182 adults & children under 18
2 adults & children under 18
Sales Presentation Entry FormAAFTERFTER CLASSESCLASSES 12 & 40 – E12 & 40 – ENTRYNTRY FFEEEE ~ $40/~ $40/HORSEHORSE IFIF NOTNOT ENTEREDENTERED ININ AA CLASSCLASS
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MEMBER NAME
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Please indicate services you offer. This information will be included in the membership list.
Horses for sale Instruction Stallion at studTraining Video available Visitors welcomeShipped semen
Enclosed is my check for $ in U.S. funds, made payable to: N.P.H.C.
Send to: Bonnie McLoughlin PO Box 310 Chimacum, WA 98325
I do not own a horse.
(Includes same family members as above.)$25.00
Includes 2 adult partners & their children under 18 years. Must own at least one Peruvian.
$30.00
Please indicate where you would like to participate.
Regional Show Reporter Clinics Trail RidesNewsletter Parades Exhibitions PromotionWeb Site Show Committee Part-bloods Endurance
I am a member of: NAPHA PHAC PPBR
Number of people in this Membership:
AdultsJuniors
RANCH NAME
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(360) 732-0685 [email protected]
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How many Partbloods
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Names & birthdates (year not necessary for adults):
do you own?
do you own?
do you own?
UNDER 18 YEARS OF AGE (please give YEAR of birth)
NPHC 2018/19 MEMBERSHIP FORM
PHCBC
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Owner/Breeder
The membership year begins July 1. There is a grace period of 2 months
Boarding
AficionadoMay not own a pure-blood Peruvian Horse
CITY, STATE, ZIP
WEB SITE
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Horse Show Grounds, NPHC, Owner and NAPHA, its agents or employees shall not be liable for any damage which may accrue from any cause of or as a result of fire, theft, running away, state of health, injury to person, horse or property.
I acknowledge that I have read this Release of Liability and know and understand its contents.
I hereby release Evergreen State Fairgrounds, (Hereinafter referred to as Horse Show Grounds,) Northwest Peruvian Horse Club and show Management (hereinafter referred to as NPHC,) the horse owner named below, (herein after referred to as Owner) and the North American Peruvian Horse Association (herein after referred to as NAPHA) from all liability for any act of negligence or want of ordinary care on the part of the Show grounds and or Management or any of its agents. I waive, release and discharge Horse Show Grounds, NPHC, Owner and NAPHA from any and all claims of liability for injury or damage to myself, my animals or my property arising out of my participation.
I agree that I will indemnify and hold harmless Horse Show Grounds, NPHC, Owner and NAPHA against any claims, demands and cause of action, including court costs and actual attorney fees, arising from any proceedings or lawsuits brought by or prosecuted for my benefit, in which this release is upheld.
NPHC Regional Horse Show Release of Liability
I acknowledge that horseback riding is a sport, which carries inherent risks of injury and damage to horse, property and myself. I knowingly assume all risks, whether known or unknown, of horse back riding.
Horse Owner ______________________________________
___________ Signature of Rider (Parent must sign for minors) Date
______________________________________ ___________ Print Name Age of Minor
NOVICE DECLARATION FORM
NAPHA Show Rules Sec. 17. Novice Rule. Anyone competing in a class or Division declared for "Novices" only must have a signed, NAPHA Novice Declaration on file with the NAPHA. Novices must file this form annually. An exhibitor (18 years and older) can compete in the Novice Division for a period of 3 years. If the Novice, at the end of 3 years has not competed in more than 8 NAPHA approved shows during that period they may extend the time period for another 3 years (double shows count as one show). However, if at any time, a Novice competes and wins a Champion title in gait, breeding, or performance (any other Division above the level of Novice) they will be immediately excluded from competing in the Novice Division at future shows.
I, , do hereby declare under penalty of perjury that, by the definition of "Novice" in the NAPHA show rules. I am eligible for Novice Status in shows approved or sponsored by the NORTH AMERICAN PERUVIAN HORSE ASSOCIATION. I certify that the foregoing statement made by me is true.
Signature Membership #
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THIS FORM MUST BE FILED ANNUALLY WITH THE NAPHA OFFICE.
NAPHA • P.O. Box 2187 • Santa Rosa, CA 95405 • Phone: 707-544-5807 • Fax: 707-544-5857
DECLARATION OF AMATEUR STATUS Anyone competing in a class or Division declared for "Amateurs" only must have a signed NAPHA Amateur Declaration on file with the NAPHA. Amateurs must file annually. Regardless of one’s equestrian skills and/or accomplishments, a person is an amateur if after their 18th birthday they have not engaged in any of the activities identified in PART X Glossary of Terms, Section 10 Professional. Every person who has reached his/her 18th birthday and competes in classes for amateurs under NAPHA rules must be listed on the NAPHA website as an Amateur or have signed a NAPHA Amateur Declaration and filed it with the show secretary, prior to the start of the show that morning of the class entered. Amateur status will be issued only on receipt of the application properly signed and is revocable at any time for cause. Any person who has not reached his/her 18th birthday is an amateur and does not require amateur status. See PART X GLOSSERY OF TERMS Sec. 2. for the complete definition of Amateur and Professional, in the NAPHA Show Rules. 1) Remuneration. Remuneration is defined as compensation or payment in any form such as cash, goods, sponsorships, discounts or services; reimbursement of any expenses; trade or in-kind exchange of goods or services such as board or training. 2) Permitted activities by an Amateur. An Amateur is permitted to do the following:
a. Accept reimbursement for actual expenses associated with conducting classroom seminars for a not-for-profit organization, therapeutic riding programs, or programs for charitable organizations approved in advance by NAPHA.
b. Act as a camp counselor when not hired in the exclusive capacity as a riding instructor; give instruction or training to handicapped riders for therapeutic purposes.
c. Appear in advertisements and/or articles related to acknowledgement of one’s own personal or business sponsorship of a competition and/or awards earned by one’s owned horses. (example: An amateur may appear on a non-owned horse but must not receive remuneration.)
d. Accept prize money as the owner of a horse in any class other than equitation or showmanship classes.
e. Accept a non-monetary token gift of appreciation valued less than $300 annually.
f. Serve as an intern for college credit or course requirements at an accredited institution provided one has never held professional status with NAPHA or any other equestrian National Federation. In addition, one may accept reimbursement for expenses without profit, as prescribed by the educational institution’s program, for the internship.
g. Write books or articles related to horses.
h. Accept remuneration for providing service in one’s capacity as a: competition manager, competition secretary, judge, steward, announcer, TV commentator, veterinarian, groom, farrier, tack shop operator, breeder, or boarder, or horse transporter
i. Accept reimbursement for any bona fide expenses directly related to the horse (i.e. farrier/vet bills, entries). Travel, hotel, equipment, and room and board are not considered bona fide expenses.
I, , do hereby declare under penalty of perjury that, by the definition of "Professional" in the NAPHA show rules and on the back of this form, I am eligible for Amateur Status in shows approved or sponsored by the NORTH AMERICAN PERUVIAN HORSE ASSOCIATION. I certify that the foregoing statement made by me is true.
Signature Membership #
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THIS FORM MUST BE FILED ANNUALLY WITH THE NAPHA OFFICE. NAPHA • P.O. Box 2187 • Santa Rosa, CA 95405 • Phone: 707-544-5807 • Fax: 707-544-5857
PROFESSIONAL STATUS Professional status is based on one’s own activity along with another’s. A person is deemed a professional after his 18th birthday, if he accepts remuneration for his spouse, family member, or cohabitant engaging in any activity enumerated in 1 a-l below. For the purposes of this rule, the term cohabitant is defined as any individuals living together in a relationship, as would a married couple, but not legally married. See PART X GLOSSERY OF TERMS Sec. 2. for the complete definition of Amateur and Professional, in the NAPHA Show Rules. Professional. Based on one’s own activities, unless expressly permitted as listed in the definition of Amateur, a person is a professional if after his18th birthday he/she does any of the following: a. Accepts remuneration AND rides, exercises, drives, shows, trains, assists in training, schools or conducts clinics or seminars. b. Accepts remuneration AND gives riding or driving lessons, showmanship lessons, equitation lessons, trains horses, or provides consultation services in riding, driving, showmanship, equitation, or training of horses. c. Accepts remuneration AND acts as an employee in a position such as a groom, farrier, bookkeeper, veterinarian or barn manager AND instructs, rides, drives, shows, trains or schools horses that are owned, boarded or trained by his employer, any member of his employer’s family, or a business in which his employer has an ownership interest. d. Accepts remuneration AND uses his name, photograph or other form of personal association as a horseperson in connection with any advertisement or product/service for sale, including but not limited to apparel, equipment or property. e. Accepts prize money unless permitted in paragraph 3d or 3e for Amateur activities stated above. f. Rides, drives or shows any horse that a cohabitant or family member or a cohabitant or family member’s business receives remuneration for boarding, training, riding, driving or showing. A cohabitant or family member of a trainer may not absolve themselves of this rule by entering into a lease or any other agreement for a horse owned by a client of the trainer. g. Gives instruction to any person or rides, drives, or shows any horse, for which activity his cohabitant or another person in his family or business in which his cohabitant or a family member controls will receive remuneration for the activity. A cohabitant or family members of a trainer may not absolve themselves of this rule by entering into a lease or any other agreement for a horse owned by a client of the trainer. h. Accepts remuneration AND acts as an agent in the sale of a horse or pony or accepts a horse or pony on consignment for the purpose of sale or training that is not owned by him, his cohabitant, or a member of his family, a farm/ranch/syndicate/partnership/corporation/business in which he, his cohabitant or a member of his family controls. i. Advertises one’s equestrian services such as training or instruction. j. Accepts remuneration AND acts as an intern, apprentice, or working student whose responsibilities include, but are not limited to, riding, driving, showmanship, handling, showing, training or assisting in training, giving lessons/coaching and/or schooling horses other than horses actually owned by him. k. Accepts remuneration in excess of rental fee for use of a facility, ring or school horses. l. Accepts remuneration for such use AND uses commercial logoed items while on competition grounds unless expressly permitted by applicable division rules.
