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The 58th annual

MORGAN MEDALLION CLASSICRegional Championship Horse Show

July 18-21, 2019Judge:

Kristin Stivers, Midway, KYAll classes except dressage

TBD ~ Dressage

~ Officials ~Manager ...................................Kent Moeller ...................................Lexington, KYShow Secretary ........................Lori Nelson ............................................ Paris, KYOffice Assistant .........................Mary K. Hartman ..................................Norco, CAUSEF Steward ..........................Nancy Harvey ...................................................CATechnical Coordinator ...............Sean Cassidy ................................Las Vegas, NVAnnouncer & Music ..................Mark Farrar .................................. Shelbyville, TNPaddock Master........................Kent Moeller ...................................Lexington, KYVeterinarian ..............................TBA and posted at show officeFarrier .......................................Jesse Vaugh .................................. Altamount, UTPhotographer ............................Casey McBride ............................Cave Creek, AZVideographer ............................Take One Video ...............Twenty Nine Palms, CAEMT ..........................................Medical & Safety Mgt. ........... Fountain Valley, CA

ENTRIES CLOSE MONDAY JULY 8, 2019

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MedallionHall of Fame

established 1989

Horses who are inducted into this Hall of Fame are those outstanding individuals who have been standouts in their particular division of competition. Only those stabled and shown in the West Coast Region will be considered. No World title is needed, but horses will not be overlooked because of their titles. The Medallion Hall of Fame Committee will choose an inductee each year, prior to the show. The committee is not obligated to choose from those nominated. If it is found that no horse is eligible, then that year no inductee will be made. This Hall of Fame will stand for excellence, integrity, & the true meaning of the Morgan Horse, whether in performance, in hand, or producing outstanding offspring. The purity of this honor must be maintained so the meaning is kept with that of the highest esteem.

Past ReciPients

1989 Eaton’s Continental1990 Equinox Duplikate1991 Funquest Berrybox1992 Waseeka’s Peter Piper1993 Waer’s Mona Lisa1994 Darien1994 Overlook Porsche1995 Bar-T Invader1996 Malibu’s Fawnita1997 Regency Petersham1998 Carlyle Command1999 Fletcher Banjo John2000 Eaton’s Last Hurrah2002 Precious Moment

2003 Park Place Pledge2004 Saddleback Senator2005 Dragonfire Kublakhan2008 CCR’s Outrajus Corajus2009 LCS Ice Princess2010 Robert E. Lee2011 Miss Voodoo2012 Kern’s Endeavor2013 Noteworthy’s Nobel Heir2014 MLF Caliente2015 VVM Mark My Words2017 Festival Sundance2018 SLB Da Vinci

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HOST HOTEL:SOUTH POINT HOTEL & CASINO

Use code MOR0715for Medallion Show Discounts!

Hotel (702)-796-7111Reservations (866)-791-7626

Spa (702)-797-8030

SouthPointCasino.com

9777 Las Vegas Blvd SouthLas Vegas, NV 89183

attention tRaineRs and exhibitoRs:Shavings may be ordered right on the entry blank and through the horse show.

NOTE: EVERY STALL PURCHASE INCLUDES 4 BAGS OF SHAVINGS.Please order any additional bedding on your entry blank, or via the feed store at the South Point facility.

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STALL MATS are also available at $40 per stall (installed)Please order on your entry form.

PositiVeLY no sLeePinG in the staLLs at niGht.

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SCHEDULE OF CHARGES ENTRY FEES:

Regular Performance Classes ...........................................$60.00Leadline ..............................................................................$40.00UPHA Classics .................................................................$200.00 (separate from required eligibility fee paid to UPHA) ...$100.00Pro/Am “Choose your Charity” & English Pleasure Championship Jackpot ................................................$150.00Championship classes .......................................................$70.00Dressage & Western Dressage ..........................................$50.00

Ribbons will be awarded through 6th place in all Classes.

STALL FEES All Stalls - FOUR (4) BALES SHAVINGS PROVIDED ....$ 225.00 This includes tack and equipment stalls.Stall Mats (includes installation) ...........................................40.00 USEF Fee: (per horse) includes drug & Medication Fee ................23.00 USEF Show Pass Fee (per person) for non-members .......45.00AMHA JUDGES EDUCATION FEE: (per horse) ....................2.00AMHA Non-Member Fee (required if not AMHA member) ...45.00OFFICE CHARGE: per horse ...............................................40.00WESTERN DRESSAGE FEE: per horse ...............................3.00

NOTE: All accounts require an open check at the show before numbers will be released. Credit card payments will incur a 3% transaction fee.

PositiVeLY no sLeePinG in the staLLs at niGht.

ENTRIES CLOSE MONDAY JULY 8, 2019

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United States Dressage Federation

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We are offering online entries throughwww.horseshowsonline.com.

There is an entry charge for this service. Below are instructions to enter online.

What you need:• A free account at HorseShowsOnline. If you don’t already have an account you can

create one when you click the continue button below. HorseShowsOnline basic member is FREE.

• A record in your account for each person and horse that you will use on show entry forms when you enter a show.

How do I get started:1. Login to HorseShowsOnline by clicking the “Member Services” button in the main

menu, OR click the “continue” button below.2. Once you are logged in, click the “My Horses, People, Shows” button in the member

menu.3. At the People, Horses, Shows page, add any new people and horses to your account

as required on the appropriate tab (IE: My People, My Horses). People and horses are saved with your account. Once you have those records in your account you can use them at every show you enter.

4. Click the “Enter show” button to select the show you want to enter and follow the steps in the online entry wizard.

Steps to enter a show:• Select the show you want to enter from your “My People, Horses, Shows” page on

the “My Show Entries” tab, or find the show you want to enter in show selector and click the Online Entry icon. This will start the online entry wizard. Make sure you have already created the horses and people in your member account.

• The online entry wizard will guide you through the steps to complete the entry form. The basic steps in the wizard are:

1. Select the horse, people, and riders for your entry 2. Select the classes each rider is entered in. 3. Select the quantity for stalls and other fees. 4. Confirm your selections 5. Checkout and submit the show entry.• The final step generates the completed entry form and submits your entry to the

show for review and acceptance. If the show requires a payment at entry time, you will be prompted for your credit card information.

Tips:• You can cancel the entry part way through the wizard and resume the entry later

on. For example if you need to add more people to your account, or you just want to come back and complete the entry later. Unfinished entry forms are listed in your “My entries” tab and will allow you to edit the entry.

• People and horses you create in your account are saved permanently and can be used in other shows you enter. You only need to add people and horses once and then they can be re-used.

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SHOW RULES AND REGULATIONS 1. Every class offered herein which is covered by the rules and specifications of the current UNITED STATES EQUESTRIAN FEDERATION rule book will be conducted and judged in accordance therewith.

All questions not covered in these rules and regulations shall be decided by the show management whose decision shall be final. Every horse entered for competition will comply with the rules of the horse show management, but management will, in no case, be responsible for any loss or damage that may occur, and it shall be condition of entry that each exhibitor shall hold this horse show and the officials and employees of the show blameless for any loss or accident to his horse, employees, equipment, which may occur from sickness, fire or otherwise. The management reserves the right to refuse, accept conditionally, or to cancel any entries, disqualify any riders or exhibitors, prohibit entries and cancel award prizes without claims for damages; to cancel or combine unfilled classes, or to reschedule classes after due notice to exhibitors; to change rings or rotate judges.Exhibitors are notified that any act of discourtesy or disobedience to the judges or officials, on the part of the owner, manager, rider, or groom shall disqualify the horse, and the owner shall forfeit his entry fee and other fees. Show management reserves to itself the power to prohibit any person from attending or showing a horse in the ring and to remove any groom or horse from the show without being liablefor compensation. In accordance with the 1989 Federal Waste Tracking Act, which restricts the disposal of medical waste, bio-hazardous medical waste containers will be provided in the stable area. All exhibitors and their agents are responsible for the proper disposal of this waste. No person will be allowed in the show ring during the time of judging except the exhibitor and those having official or requested duties to perform. It is the tradition of the show that riders be correctly attired for the class in question, that attendants be neatly dressed and the horses properly presented. Management may in its discretion bar any person from entering the ring if not suitable presented to appear before an audience.2. Life, senior active and junior active members shall be eligible to participate in all classes at Regular Competitions, Eventing Competitions at the Preliminary Level or above and Combined Driving Competitions at the Advanced Level, Dressage, Reining and Vaulting Competitions and Endurance Rides. A nonmember may

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participate as a handler, rider, driver, owner, lessee, agent, coach or trainer at Regular Competitions, Eventing Competitions, Dressage Competitions, Reining Competitions and Combined Driving Competitions upon payment of a $45 Show Pass fee. Participants in the following classes are exempted from the Requirements of this rule: 1) leadline; 2) exhibitions; 3) games and races; 4) classes for 4-H members; 5) walk trot (exception: Friesian performance FR222) and academy classes (academy classes are classes limited to horses used regularly in a lesson program); 6) USDF introductory level tests, pas de deux and quadrille classes; 7) NRHA Endorsed Reining Competitions. 8) Opportunity classes, 9) citizens of other nations who have proof, in English, of current membership in good standing of their own National Federation, 10) USEA beginner novice division; and 11) assistant handlers in Dressage Sport Horse Breeding classes.3. The Rated Sections of this Competition are official USEF pointed sections for the USEF Horse of the Year Awards Program. 4. Owners (lessees), riders, drivers, handlers, coaches and trainers of horses participating at Federation licensed competitions in all Morgan sections must be current members in good standing with the American Morgan Horse Association, Inc., or an organization having registry reciprocity (or pay a non-member fee. Set fees shall be payable to AMHA).5. The Horse Show Executive Committee reserves the right to itself to interpret all questions and conditions in regard to, or arising out of, or incident to, the show, without claims for damages or recourse of any kind. Any questions not covered in these rules and regulations shall be decided by the Horse Show Committee; their decision is to be final. The Show Committee to consist of Horse Show Manager, Horse Show Secretary, the Horse Show Chairman and an Attorney. 6. Horses shown in the Morgan division must be registered with the American Morgan Horse Association, Inc., or an organization having registry reciprocity, (Canadian Morgan Horse Association, British Morgan Horse Society, Swedish Morgan Horse Society.) Horses must be entered under their full registered name or if under one year of age be eligible for registration. Horses must be entered under the names of the owner(s) or lessee of record. A copy of the registration papers showing recorded ownership or proof of lease must be submitted with entry form at the time of making entry. Competition management is responsible for notifying exhibitors of this requirement. See MO101 in the USEF Rule Book. 7. Mandatory for Dressage classes: Protective headgear as defined in DR120.6, From the time horses are officially admitted to the competition grounds by competition management, anyone mounted on a horse at any time on the competition grounds, including non-competing riders, riders on non-com- peting horses, mounted participants in exhibition classes and those competing in all classes and tests, including Para-Equestrian tests, must wear protective headgear as de ned by this rule and otherwise in compliance with GR801.8. The Morgan shall be shown in all its natural beauty with a full mane, forelock and tail. Braiding is permitted only in Hunter, Jumper, Dressage and ADS Carriage classes or in classes when shown under proper Hunter or Dressage tack and attire. Addition of supplemental hair in mane or tail, evidence of ginger. other irritants or use of any device in the ring to alter the natural carriage of the tail or ears shall result in disqualification. The Morgan’s form and movement in its distinctive gaits

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should be the result of selective breeding. Rubber or elastic (except on boots) attached in any way to the legs or hooves shall not be used on the show grounds at any time. Vertical half-cup blinkers are acceptable on the show grounds and in the warm-up ring. Blinders of any kind are not allowed. Stallions are prohibited in Ladies to Ride, Junior Exhibitor, Walk/Trot and Leadline classes. 9. Except for weanlings and yearlings which must be shown barefoot, horses may be shod or barefoot. If shod, the shoe may be of any type and configuration. Exception: In the case of the bar shoe, the bar may not extend below the ground surface of the shoe. Borium or standard screw-in caulks are allowed. There are different length restrictions according to the section or class within the Morgan Division. If the limit for length of toe and/or width of pad is exceeded, the horse must be disqualified from the entire competition and forfeit all entry fees and all winnings including but not limited to all prize money, sweepstakes, trophies, scholarships, ribbons, points, etc. from the entire competition. In Classic Pleasure classes, horses may be shown with or without rim pad(s). Rim pads must follow the inner and outer edge of the shoe and the connection at the heel must not be wider than any aspect of the shoe. The entire sole and frog of the foot must be visible with the exception of that connection at the heel and the length of toe including shoe and pad(s) must not exceed 4 1/2”. In English Pleasure, Western Pleasure, Hunter Pleasure, Pleasure Driving, and Natural Park classes the length of toe must not exceed 5” including pad and shoe.6. In all In-Hand classes, Parade, Park Saddle, Park Harness, Hunter, Jumper, Eventing, Cutting, Reining, Carriage, Morgan Heritage, Equitation and all other Morgan Classes (exception: English Pleasure, Pleasure Driving, Western Pleasure, Hunter Pleasure, Natural Park, and Classic Pleasure Sections) the length of toe must not exceed 5 3/4” including pads and shoe. All Champions and Reserve Champions in classes restricted to Morgans must have one foot measured immediately upon leaving the ring except in classes where points are accumulated to determine Championships (i.e., Dressage and Hunter) (See GR510). In Morgan Division classes which are judged without consideration for type and conformation where the Federation has specific shoeing regulations in the discipline rules, those Federation rules govern all Morgan classes, except the length of toe must not exceed 5 3/4” including pads and shoe. In Saddle Seat Classic Equitation, the Classic Pleasure shoeing will prevail (MO127.3). See GR804, GR507.1, GR510 and GR512, GR513.10. All entries are accepted with the understanding that the Morgan Medallion Committee Officials and the State of Nevada will not be held responsible for any loss, damage or injury to any horse exhibited or any article of any kind. All horses shall be under the control and direction of the Show Committee but solely at the risk of the Exhibitor to Ride, who will be responsible for any loss. damage or injury to any person, animal or property occasioned to him, his agents or employees, or by an animal owned or exhibited by him, and shall indemnify the Morgan Medallion Charity Horse Show and the State of Nevada against any and all loss, damage and liability thus occasioned, including but not limited to any and all legal costs, including attorney fees, which may be incurred as a result thereof. The submitting of an entry form to the Show Secretary shall constitute an acceptance by each person signing same of the provisions herein set forth.

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11. All owners and Exhibitors will be held responsible for any damage incurred by them or their agents to barns of the Showgrounds and will be billed accordingly. Stall doors to be removed by authorized Showgrounds personnel only. 12. The Morgan Medallion Show Committee reserves to itself the right to refuse/ accept conditionally, cancel any entries, disqualify riders or exhibitors, prohibit exhibition of entries, cancel classes with insufficient entries, cancel award prizes and substitute judges, without claim for damages. 13. PROTESTS. See USEF GR602.14. IMPORTANT: No entry will be accepted unless it is: a. made in writing on the ENTRY BLANK provided by the show. (1) Properly signed by (a) the owner, (b) the rider, driver or handler and (c) the trainer or by the agent(s) of such person(s). (2) Includes USEF, AMHA, ASHA, AHHS & USDF (as applicable) Member Numbers or applicable Show Pass fees for each handler, rider, driver, owner(s), Lessee, agent or trainer. (3) Includes all USEF Amateur Numbers and BIRTH DATES of JUNIOR riders. (4) Shows correct mailing address of owner. b. Accompanied by a photocopy of horse’s REGISTRATION PAPERS and photocopy of USEF, AMHA, ASHA, AHHS & USDF MEMBERSHIP CARDS as applicable. c. Accompanied by payment in full of ALL FEES. There will be a 3% transaction fee on all credit card payments.

Entries will be charged a non-refundable non-membership fee if copies are not enclosed.15. There will be a $15.00 penalty for incomplete entries. This includes any and all information required on the entry blank with the exception of the trainer’s signature and his/her membership numbers. These may be given at the Show Office upon arrival. Owner and rider membership numbers must be on the entry blank, or the appropriate non-member fees must be paid. Check that your entry is complete and copies of your registration papers and membership cards are attached before mailing. 16. ENTRIES CLOSE AND MUST BE RECEIVED ON OR BEFORE MONDAY, JULY 8, 2019. a. LATE ENTRIES - received after noon on the closing date will be charged a fee of $30.00 per horse. b. There are NO POST ENTRY FEES in Championship Classes if entered AT LEAST 2 HOURS PRIOR to the start of the class session. 17. Cancellation or Combining of Classes. Management reserves the right to cancel or consolidate classes in which there are insufficient entries. Compatible Pleasure Driving classes with less than five (5) entries in either class when entries close may be combined and worked toward one set of awards. Exhibitors in these classes will be notified. 18. Dividing of Classes. Driving classes with 20 or more entries when entries close will be divided and two sets of awards will be given. Driving classes with less than 20 entries when entries close will not be divided. If post entries increase

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the number of entries in these classes, they may be divided at the discretion of the judge but will be worked toward ONE set of awards. Saddle classes with 30 or more entries when entries close will be divided and two sets of awards will be given. Saddle classes with less than 30 entries will be divided at the discretion of the judge. 19. Cancellation or Substitution of Entries. Exhibitors canceling their entries for any reason after the official entry closing date shall forfeit entry and stall fees. NO FEES SHALL BE REFUNDED FOR ANY REASON. No substitution of horses will be permitted. Where exhibitors, trainers or stables wish to make a change in entries in any class, they are required to follow the procedure of scratching the existing entry and making a new entry with the Show Secretary’s office. Such changes shall be treated as post entries and charged 1-1/2 times the regular fee. In the event of the sale or injury to a horse (veterinarian’s certificate required), exhibitors may post enter another horse in the same classes at the rate of $5.00 per class. Stall Refund Exception: Stall fees will be refunded with cancellation 72 hours prior to the start of show by Sunday, July 14th, 2019, 8:00 a.m. 20. Scratches and Rider Changes. All scratches and rider changes MUST be made in the Horse Show Office BEFORE each performance. NO charge! PLEASE COOPERATE. 21. Championship Stake Entries. To be eligible, horses must be entered, shown and judged in any class of its division. To be shown and judged in any class in which horses compete together, an animal must perform in all required gaits both ways of the ring in the original workout and must remain in the ring up to the point of the judge excusing it. There are no penalty fees for entering at the show at least one (1) hour before the session. 22. For the Morgan division: Maiden, Novice and Limit Classes. A Maiden Class is open to horses which have not won a first-place ribbon at a Regular Member Show of the USEF or CEF in the particular performance division in which they are shown prior to the closing of entries for this show. A Novice Class is open to horses which have not won three (3) first-place ribbons at Regular Member Shows of the USEF or the CEF in the particular performance division in which they are shown prior to the closing of entries for this show. A Limit Class is open to horses which have not won six (6) first-place ribbons at Regular Member shows of the USEF or the CEF in the particular performance division in which they are shown prior to the closing of entries for this show. 23. USEF Amateur Certification. Every person who has reached his/her 18th birthday and competes in classes for Amateur under USEF rules must possess current Amateur certification issued by the Federation. The certification, which must be renewed annually, and must be available for inspection or the competitor must have lodged with Show Secretary, at least one hour prior to such class, application for such certification provided by the Federation. Check your USEF card carefully to make sure ‘Amateur’ is printed clearly on face of card. 24. All riders, drivers, handlers and attendants must be neatly attired. No attendants will be allowed to enter the ring during any performance unless neatly attired. This will be strictly enforced. 25. All JUNIORS riding in Hunter Seat Equitation Classes must wear properly fitting protective headgear while riding in the designated schooling and exercise areas and the show ring. Junior riders in all classes where jumping is required

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and when jumping anywhere on the Showgrounds must wear protective headgear. (Exception: Trail classes) 26. Facilities, Stabling and Availability. Arenas are 250’ by 125’ and footing is a combination of sand, dirt, shavings and inorganic material. Stalls are 10’ x 12’ and of sturdy construction, in good condition, middle split Dutch doors and weatherproof ceilings approximately 15 feet in height. Stalls will be available for exhibitors to move into at 8:00 AM Monday, July 15th, 2019.27. There will be ABSOLUTELY NO PARKING in the barn aisles. Parking for loading or unloading will NOT be allowed during any performance session. Any vehicle/trailer found in the barn aisle during any performance session will be subject to a $200 fine per violation. Any emergency loading/unloading must be cleared with show management before parking in aisle. RV/Camper units are to be parked in assigned spots only. Trailers will have specific parking areas, check with the horse show office for trailer parking instructions. NO SMOKING signs are posted throughout the barns and citations will be issued for noncompliance.28. There will be a penalty of $100.00 if a check is refused by the bank for any reason. No checks will be processed through the bank a second time, and must be covered by a money order, Cashiers Check or cash, in addition to the penalty. Management reserves the right to refuse or to accept personal checks from any Exhibitor to Ride who has had a check returned to the show by the bank. Cashier’s Checks or Money Orders only will be accepted from these exhibitors. 29. FOUR (4) BALES of shavings will be provided with each stall purchased. Bedding will be provided by the feed store at South Point Equestrian Center at reasonable prices and must be ordered in advance on entry blank, or called in to the feed store.30. Food and beverages will be available at the Equestrian Center and the connected hotel and exhibition facilities. 31. A hospitality booth with coffee and doughnuts will be open from 8:00 to 10:00 am on show days. 32. PRIZE MONEY will be mailed within 30 days of show. 33. Minors who do not have a valid driver’s license which allows them to operate a motorized vehicle in the state in which they reside will not be permitted to operate a motorized vehicle of any kind, including, but not limited to, golf carts, motorcycles, scooters, or farm utility vehicles, on the competition grounds of licensed competitions. Minors who have a valid temporary license may operate the above described motorized vehicles as long as they are accompanied by an adult with a valid driver’s license. The parent(s), legal guardian(s), or individual who signs the entry blank as a parent or guardian of a minor operating a motorized vehicle in violation of this rule are solely responsible for any damages, claims, losses or actions resulting from that operation. Violations of this rule will be cause for sanctions against the parent(s), guardian(s) and/or trainer(s) who are responsible for the child committing the offense. Penalties may include exclusion of the child, parent(s), guardian(s), and/or trainer(s) from the competition grounds for the remainder of the competition and charges being filed against any of the above individuals in accordance with Chapter 6. Wheelchairs and other mobility assistance devices for individuals with disabilities are exempt from this rule.

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The unsafe use of personal electronic transport devices, as determined by the competition officials and management in their sole discretion, that do not require a driver’s license to operate, including but not limited to segways, hover boards, and single wheeled scooters is prohibited on competition grounds. Operating such devices in areas where people gather may be deemed “unsafe use” if there is a risk of harm to others. If the operator of the device is a minor, the parent/legal guardian or individual who signs the entry blank as a parent or guardian of a minor operating the device in violation of this rule is accountable and may be subject to penalties. Wheelchairs and other mobility assistance devices for individuals with disabilities are exempt from this rule.35. We request that all accounts are settled and closed out at the office within 30 minutes after the last class of the Sunday session, JULY 21, 2019 unless otherwise scheduled by appointment with the Show Secretary. The horse show office WILL NOT be open on Monday, July 22nd.

SHOW SECRETARY:Lori Nelson

956 Hill Rd., Paris, KY 40361eMail: loriluvshorses@yahoo.com

Show Office Telephone (702) 797-8146Show Office Fax (702) 797-8147

ENTRIES CLOSE MONDAY JULY 8, 2019

SOUTH POINT EQUESTRIAN CENTERThe South Point Equestrian Center is the finest indoor horse facility in the country. Our complex includes a 4,600-seat arena, the Priefert Pavilion with two arenas, and 1,200 climate controlled horse stalls. These components allow the South Point Equestrian Center to proudly host some of the most prestigious equestrian events in the world.

Our Equestrian Complex Features:

• Priefert Pavilion With Two Arenas each with a 250’ x 125’ Show Floor • 1,200 Climate Controlled Stalls • Cinch Saloon Overlooking Arena • Concessions & Snack Bar • 270’ x 90’ Indoor Practice Arena

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SOUTH POINT EQUESTRIAN & EVENT CENTER RULES, REGULATIONS AND INFORMATION

1. Cork Boards are available for display of flyers, post, etc. Signs posted on any other surface will be removed and any damage from placing or removing the sign will be invoiced to the Show Manager. No stapling, no taping, no nailing and no sticking of any objects to the stall walls.

General Information:South Point Hotel, Casino & Spa

9777 Las Vegas Blvd, SouthLas Vegas, NV 89183

Hotel telephone Number (702) 796-7111Show Office Telephone (702) 797-8146

Show Office Fax (702) 797-81472. South Point Hotel, Casino and Spa is not responsible for any lost, stolen or damaged property. Please contact hotel Security for lost and found.3. Smoking is prohibited in the Arena, Barns and Stalls.4. Appliances such as coffee makers, microwaves, refrigerators, space heaters, etc. are absolutely prohibited in the stall area. No lights may be plugged into above stall electrical receptacles. No sleeping in stalls.5. Shavings and hay are available for purchase exclusively from the South Point Equestrian Center. Shavings are $11.00 per bag. No outside shavings will be allowed.6. No straw is allowed in the stalls.7. No glass bottles or glasses are allowed in stall area.8. No outside food or beverage allowed in stall area or arena.9. No weapons of any type are allowed on property.10. All children must be accompanied by an adult at all times.11. Riders must lead horses in the stall area at all times.12. It is the policy of the South Point that pets (i.e. dogs, cats, etc.) are not allowed on property. We do, however understand that it is sometimes necessary for a pet to accompany a horse for travel. If this happens, your pet must be confined to a stall, or if with its owner, it must be on a leash not more than 6 feet in length. No unattended dogs will be allowed outside of the stall. No dogs will be allowed in the Hotel. It is the responsibility of the pet owner to dispose of animal waste in the appropriately labeled trash bins. If possible, please leave your dogs at home.13. Shuttles: For your convenience, the South Point Hotel, Casino & Spa offers a scheduled shuttle to and from McCarran Airport free of charge. These shuttles are reserved for the use of hotel guests only. The Airport Shuttle from McCarran Airport has the South Point logo on the sides of the shuttle and pick-up is at Ground (or Level) Zero. If you are planning on using the Airport Shuttle, we ask that you please call for reservations. Reservations can be made prior to your trip by calling toll-free at 1-866-796-7111 (ask for shuttle reservations), or by contacting the Bell Desk. Please be advised that seating is limited and only those with reservations will be allowed to board.14. Horses are confined to the barn, stall and dirt practice areas only. Absolutely no riding will be permitted in any parking lot at the South Point facility.15. No spray painting, hoof black or hoof dressing should be applied to horse hooves in stall area and/or barns without floor protection.

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16. Please do not clean stalls directly into the aisles. Gondolas are provided at the end of each aisle.17. Please do not clean trailers directly onto the parking lots.18. Biohazard containers are available and must be used for the disposal of all biohazard materials and needles. Please do not place needles in the trash receptacles or on the floor.19. No obstructions may be kept or stored in the stall aisles including furniture, chairs, carts, tack boxes, etc. Stall decorations must be fire retardant.20. Equestrian participants enter the arena and practice areas at their own risk.21. It is the responsibility of the Show Producer and the horse owner to insure that the Health requirements are met. South Point Equestrian & Event Center assumes no responsibility for the administration of check-in or health procedures.

NEVADA EQUINE TRANSPORTATION REQUIREMENTS1. All regulations apply to both horses and cattle whether branded or not.2. To enter Nevada, you must comply with your state of origin’s requirements for brand inspection. ALL DOCUMENTS MUST ADEQUATELY IDENTIFY THOSE ANIMALS IN YOUR POSSESSION. IF NOT, YOU MAY BE SUBJECT TO FINES OR SEIZURE.3. In Nevada, a current valid brand inspection certificate is required and must be in your possession. If your state of origin does not require brand inspection on horses, then you should have some proof of ownership accompanying them. Nevada residents should have proof of ownership in possession at all times when transporting livestock.4. Lifetime Horse Permits are available to Nevada residents. These permits are issued in lieu of brand inspection certificates and are honored statewide and in California, Oregon, Idaho, Arizona and Utah. Annual Permits are also available for movement within the state, but are not to be used for change of ownership.5. A current Livestock Health Certificate issued by a licensed veterinarian is required to enter the State of Nevada. It ust show your animals to be in good health and free from disease. A Coggins Test performed within the previous six months is required on horses6. When open, you are required to stop at all Nevada Highway Patrol Commercial Vehicle Inspection Stations.

Class 118: $1,000 English Pleasure Championship

Open to Stallions, Mares, and Geldings of any breed who have shown and been judged in any English Pleasure class at this horse show. To be shown at a walk, trot and canter. Judge may ask to back or halt.

FOR MORE INFORMATION, see Page 25.

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CLASS DESCRIPTIONSMorgan In Hand Section

Morgan In Hand Section Entries are to be judged individually, standing then at a walk and trot on the line and must be serviceably sound. Horses should stand with front legs perpendicular to the ground. Rear legs may be placed slightly back. The horse is also judged at some time during the class not stretched. Emphasis is placed on type and conformation with consideration given to horse’s ability to move correctly on the lead. Unnatural tail carriage should be penalized. See MO102.4 and MO114.2. Not more than two handlers shall be allowed in the ring to show each horse in In-Hand classes. No item may be used inside or outside the ring while showing the horse except one whip per handler. (See General Rules, GR803.) Should any first or second place winner in a qualifying class not compete for the championship or be disqualified for being unsound, unruly, or not performing the class routine in the Championship Class, the horse receiving the next highest ribbon in the qualifying class shall have the option of moving up for the Champion and Reserve only.

Class No. Day Entry Fee7. Geldings 2 Yrs & Under/Jr Champion Gelding Thursday Evening $608. Geldings 3 & 4 Yrs Old Thursday Evening $609. Geldings 5 Yrs Old & Over Thursday Evening $6010. Senior Champion Gelding Thursday Evening N/A First and second place from Classes 3 & 411. Grand Champion Gelding Thursday Evening N/A Junior Champion and Reserve Gelding & Senior Champion and Reserve Gelding17. Fillies 2 Yrs & Under/Jr Champion Filly Thursday Evening $6019. Mares 3 & 4 Yrs Old Thursday Evening $6020. Mares 5 Yrs Old & Over Thursday Evening $6021. Senior Champion Mare Thursday Evening N/A First and second place from classes 10 & 11 22. Grand Champion Mare Thursday Evening N/A Junior Champion and Reserve Mare & Senior Champion and Reserve Mare 28. Colts 2 & Under/Jr Champion Stallion Thursday Evening $6032. Stallions 3 & 4 Yrs Old Thursday Evening $6033. Stallions 5 Yrs Old & Over Thursday Evening $6034. Senior Champion Stallion Thursday Evening N/A First and Second from classes 17 & 18 35. Grand Champion Stallion Thursday Evening N/A Junior Champion and Reserve Stallion & Senior Champion and Reserve Stallion

Morgan Specialty In HandMorgan Specialty In Hand There is only one standard for type and conformation of the Morgan horse. In-Hand classes offered for horses in specific disciplines or specific classes or suitable to become classes (Classic Pleasure In-Hand, Western In-Hand, etc.) are judged against the criteria stated in MO 102.

Class No. Day Entry Fee18. Hunter or Western Type In Hand Thursday Evening $60 Horses must be handled by Amateurs, horses to be judged appropriate to their attire. 31. Classic Type In Hand Thursday Evening $60 Classic horses must be handled by Amateurs, horses to be judged appropriate to their attire.

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Misc. Morgan In Hand, cont’d 37. Justin Morgan Standard Thursday Evening $60 Open to Morgan stallions, mares, and geldings of any

age. Horses to be led into the ring at a walk. Entries to be judged at the walk and the closest resemblance to the statue of Justin Morgan located in Weybridge, Vermont. One handler without whip per entry allowed. (USEF MO 191) Winner to receive the Applevale Replica Perpetual Trophy.

Morgan Park Saddle DivisionTo be shown at a park walk, park trot, and canter. Class specifications, USEF MO118.

Class No. Day Entry Fee108. Park Saddle, Junior Horse Saturday Matinee $6086. Park Saddle Ladies Friday Matinee $6026. Park Saddle Amateur, any age Thursday Evening $60124. Park Saddle Amateur Championship Saturday Evening $70 Any age rider. To be eligible, horses must have shown in class 26 or 86 if ridden by an Amateur.68. Park Saddle, Open Friday Matinee $60159. Open Park Saddle Championship Sunday Matinee $70 To be eligible, horses must have been entered, shown, and judged in any other Park Saddle class.

Morgan Park Harness DivisionTo be shown to a 4 wheeled vehicle. All drivers must remain seated until all entries have been inspected and judged. One attendant, without whip, must head each entry. To be shown at a park walk and park trot. Class specifications MO120.

Class No. Day Entry Fee104. Park Harness Two Year Olds Saturday Matinee $60100. UPHA Park Harness Saturday Matinee $200 Open to all 3 year olds that have been nomi- nated to the UPHA for the calendar year (can be done at the show or via information on UPHA website). Entry money to be add back. Horses placing 1-6 will be eligible for additional money in the 3 year old Park Harness World Championship class at the Morgan Grand National through the UPHA program.61. Park Harness Amateur, any Age Friday Matinee $602. Park Harness Junior Horse Thursday Evening $6039. Park Harness Open Thursday Evening $60 148. Park Harness Open Championship Sunday Matinee $70 To be eligible, horses must have been entered, shown, and judged in any other Park Harness Class.

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Morgan English Pleasure DivisionTo be shown at a walk, trot, road trot, & canter with light rein but still maintaining contact with the horse’s mouth Class specifications, USEF MO123

Class No. Day Entry Fee46. English Pleasure Junior Horse Friday Matinee $60132. English Pleasure Limit Horse Sunday Matinee $6053. English Pleasure Junior Exhibitor, 13 & Under Friday Matinee $6071. English Pleasure Junior Exhibitor, 14-17 Friday Matinee $60141. English Pleasure Junior Exhibitor Championship Sunday Matinee $70 Age 17 & under. To be eligible, horses must have shown in class 53 or class 71.127. English Pleasure Ladies Saturday Evening $6079. English Pleasure Amateur Rider, 18 & Over Friday Matinee $60162. English Pleasure Amateur Championship Sunday Matinee $70 Riders 18 & over. To be eligible, horses must have shown in class 79 or class 127 if ridden by an Amateur.60. English Pleasure Open Friday Matinee $60153. English Pleasure Open Championship Sunday Matinee $70 To be eligible, horses must have been entered, shown, and been judged in any other English Pleasure Class.

Morgan Pleasure Driving DivisionTo be shown to an appropriate 2 wheeled vehicle. Driver only is permitted in vehicle. All drivers must remain seated until all entrants have been inspected and judged. One attendant, without whip, must head each horse. To be shown at a walk, pleasure trot, and road trot. May be asked to back. Class specifications USEF MO125.

Class No. Day Entry Fee96. Pleasure Driving 2 year olds Saturday Matinee $6083. UPHA Pleasure Driving Friday Matinee $200 Open to all 3 year olds that have been nomi- nated to the UPHA for the calendar year (can be done at the show or by going to UPHA website and nominating). Entry money to be added back. Horses placing 1-6 will be eligible for additional money in the 3 year old Park Harness World Championship class at the Grand National through the UPHA program114. Pleasure Driving Junior or Novice Horse Saturday Matinee $6013. Pleasure Driving Ladies Thursday Evening $60145. Pleasure Driving Ladies Championship Sunday Matinee $70 To be eligible, horses must have shown in class 13.72. Pleasure Driving Amateur, Any age Friday Matinee $60129. Pleasure Driving Amateur Championship Saturday Evening $70 Any Age. To be eligible, horses must have shown in class 672.55. Pleasure Driving Limit Horse Friday Matinee $6043. Pleasure Driving Open Friday Matinee $60156. Open Pleasure Driving Grand Championship Sunday Matinee $70 Must have shown in any other class in the Pleasure Driving Division.

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Morgan Classic Pleasure Saddle DivisionTo be shown by an Amateur at a walk, pleasure trot, road trot, and canter. Horses must stand quietly and back readily. Class specifications, USEF MO128

Class No. Day Entry Fee63. Classic Pleasure Junior Exhibitor 17 & Under Friday Matinee $60130. Classic Pleasure Junior Exhibitor Championship Saturday Evening $70 17 Years of age & under. Must have shown in class 63. 98. Classic Pleasure Ladies Saturday Matinee $6091. Classic Pleasure Saddle Open Friday Matinee $60138. Open Classic Pleasure Saddle Championship Sunday Matinee $70 Must have shown in any other class in the Classic Pleasure Saddle Division

Morgan Classic Pleasure Driving DivisionTo be shown to an appropriate 2 wheel vehicle. To be shown at a walk, pleasure trot, and road trot. Horses must stand quietly and back readily. Class Specifications, USEF MO130.

Class No. Day Entry Fee51. Classic Pleasure Driving Junior or Limit Horse Friday Matinee $6016. Classic Pleasure Driving Open Thursday Evening $60109. Classic Pleasure Driving Junior Exhibitor 17 & Under Saturday Matinee $6066. Classic Pleasure Driving Ladies Friday Matinee $60151. Classic Pleasure Driving Ladies Championship Sunday Matinee $70 Must have shown in class 66102. Classic Pleasure Driving Gentlemen to Drive Saturday Matinee $60123. Open Classic Pleasure Driving Championship Saturday Evening $70 Must have shown in any other class in the Classic Pleasure Driving Division

Morgan Hunter Pleasure DivisionTo be shown at a walk, trot, extended trot, canter & extended canter with light rein but still maintaining contact with the horse’s mouth. Class specifications MO139.

Class No. Day Entry Fee57. UPHA Hunter Pleasure Friday Matinee $200 Open to all 3 year olds that have been nomi- nated to the UPHA for the calendar year (can be done at the show or via information on UPHA website). Entry money to be add back. Horses placing 1-6 will be eligible for additional money in the 3 year old Hunter Pleasure World Championship class at the Morgan Grand National through the UPHA program.76. Hunter Pleasure Junior Horse Friday Matinee $60136. Hunter Pleasure Junior Horse Championship Sunday Matinee $70 Horses must have shown in either class 57 or 76.42. Hunter Pleasure Junior Exhibitor 13 & under Friday Matinee $6050. Hunter Pleasure Junior Exhibitor 14-17 Friday Matinee $60139. Hunter Pleasure Junior Exhibitor Championship Sunday Matinee $70 Ages 17 & under. Winner to receive the Eaton’s Last Hurrah Perpetual Memorial Trophy. Must have shown in class 42 or 50.64. Hunter Pleasure Ladies Friday Matinee $60

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Morgan Hunter Pleasure Division, cont’d142. Hunter Pleasure Ladies Championship Sunday Matinee $70 Must have shown in class 64.38. Hunter Pleasure Amateur, 18 & over Thursday Evening $60128. Hunter Pleasure Amateur Championship Saturday Evening $70 Age 18 & over. Must have shown in class 38.117. Hunter Pleasure Limit Horse Saturday Matinee $6081. Hunter Pleasure Open Friday Matinee $60157. Open Hunter Pleasure Championship Sunday Matinee $70 Must have been entered, shown, and been judged in any other Hunter Pleasure class.

Morgan Western Pleasure DivisionTo be shown at a walk, jog, & lope with light rein while still maintaining contact with horse’s mouth. Judge may ask for an extension of any gait. Class specifications, USEF MO134.

Class No. Day Entry Fee47. Western Pleasure Junior Horse Friday Matinee $60101. Western Pleasure 3 Year Old Saturday Matinee $60155. Western Pleasure Junior Horse Championship Sunday Matinee $70 Must have shown in class 47 or 101.1. Western Pleasure Ladies Thursday Evening $60121. Western Pleasure Ladies Championship Saturday Evening $70 Must have shown in class 1.78. Western Pleasure Junior Exhibitor, 13 & Under Friday Matinee $6090. Western Pleasure Junior Exhibitor, 14-17 Friday Matinee $60134. Western Pleasure Junior Exhibitor Championship Sunday Matinee $70 Ages 17 & under. Must have shown in class 78 or 90.54. Western Pleasure Amateur 18 & over Friday Matinee $60150. Western Pleasure Amateur Championship Sunday Matinee $70 Ages 18 & over. Must have shown in class 41 or 54.111. Western Pleasure Amateur Masters to Ride Saturday Matinee $6082. Western Pleasure Limit Horse Friday Matinee $6015. Western Pleasure Gentlemen Thursday Evening $60 93. Western Pleasure Open Friday Matinee $60143. Open Western Pleasure Grand Championship Sunday Matinee $70 Must have shown in any other Western Pleasure class.

Morgan Roadster DivisionExhibitor to wear stable colors, cap and jacket to match. The principle gait for Roadsters is the trot. They shall be asked to trot three distinctive speeds; the jog trot, road gait, and at speed. Class Specifications MO144.

Class No. Day Entry Fee89. Roadster to Bike Friday Matinee $60103. Roadster Under Saddle Saturday Matinee $60137. Roadster to Bike Championship Sunday Matinee $70 Must have shown in class 89.

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Join the fun! Raise money and compete for your favorite

cause on Saturday nightClass 131: Charity Pro/Am any seatFOR MORE INFORMATION, see page 28

Morgan Dressage SectionNOTE: The Western Dressage and Dressage divisions will have a total of 45 open slots. The Dressage will be open to only Morgans, however, any breed of horse will have the opportunity to compete in the Western Dressage division with first priority going to the Morgan entries prior to the close of entries. All Morgans entered prior to midnight on the date of close of entries will be accepted first. After close of entries, all breeds will be accepted on a first come, first served basis with no priority until the total of 45 rides has been reached. To be conducted in accordance with USEF CHAPTER DR-DRESSAGE. Mandatory protective headgear for ALL RIDERS while mounted ANYWHERE on competition grounds (see DR120).

To be conducted in accordance with USEF CHAPTER DR-DRESSAGE. Mandatory protective headgear for ALL RIDERS while mounted ANYWHERE on competition grounds (see DR120).Class No. Day Entry Fee205. Dressage - Introductory Level, Test A or B Thursday AM $50 206. Dressage - Training Level, Test 1 - Open Thursday AM $50207. Dressage - Training Level, Test 2 - Open Thursday AM $50 208. Dressage - Training Level, Test 3 - Open Thursday AM $50209. Dressage - First Level, Test 1 - Open Thursday AM $50 210. Dressage - First Level, Test 2 - Open Thursday AM $50211. Dressage - First Level, Test 3 - Open Thursday AM $50 212. Dressage - Second Level, Any Test - Open Thursday AM $50213. Dressage Suitability In-Hand Thursday AM $50 Open to any horses that have not competed in any test above first level that are under 7 years of age. To be shown on the triangle. To be judged on horses’ potential to become a Dressage mount. Horses are placed and no actual scores are awarded.

Western Dressage SectionTo be conducted in accordance with USEF Rules; Chapters MO189, which includes appointments and gaits. OPEN TO ALL BREEDS.Class No. Day Entry Fee214. Western Dressage-Introductory Level, Test 1 Thursday AM $50215. Western Dressage-Introductory Level, Test 2 Thursday AM $50216. Western Dressage-Introductory Level, Test 3 Thursday AM $50217. Western Dressage-Introductory Level, Test 4 Thursday AM $50218. Western Dressage-Basic Level, Test 1 Thursday AM $50219. Western Dressage-Basic Level, Test 2 Thursday AM $50220. Western Dressage-Basic Level, Test 3 Thursday AM $50221. Western Dressage-Basic Level, Test 4 Thursday AM $50222. Western Dressage-Level 1, Test 1 Thursday AM $50223. Western Dressage-Level 1, Test 2 Thursday AM $50224. Western Dressage-Level 1, Test 3 Thursday AM $50225. Western Dressage-Level 1, Test 4 Thursday AM $50226. Western Dressage-Level 2, Test of Choice Thursday AM $50227. Western Dressage-Level 3 or 4, Test of Choice Thursday AM $50

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Morgan & Open Breed Carriage Pleasure Driving DivisionHorses to be driven Single, Pairs, Tandem, Unicorn or Four-In-Hand to an appropriate wooden wheeled vehicle, antique, restored or good reproduction, appropriate for the occasion. Harness must be in good repair, clean, fit properly and be of the type appropriate to the vehicle used. At all times the whip must wear hat, gloves, driving apron and shall carry a driving whip in hand. A driver not in compliance with the above shall be severely penalized. Failure to carry a whip in an obstacle driving class incurs elimination. Headers need not come from within the vehicle for Single Hitches. Multiple Hitches must carry a header at all times. Servant-driven vehicles are eligible in all classes (no apron for the driver). Classes conducted in accordance with Driving-Pleasure Driving Division, Chapter CP.Class No. Day Entry Fee228. Morgan Dressage Driving - Thursday AM $60 Training Level, Test 2229. Morgan Dressage Driving - Thursday AM $60 Preliminary Level, Test 269. Carriage Pleasure Driving - Working Amateur Friday Matinee $60 Amateur drivers to be 18 & over in age 107. Carriage Pleasure Driving - Working Saturday Matinee $60 115. Carriage Pleasure Driving Reinsmanship Saturday Matinee $60120. Carriage Obstacle Driving - Saturday Evening $60 Pick Your Route 146. Carriage Driving Championship Sunday Matinee $70

Morgan Hunter/Jumper SectionClass No. Day Entry Fee200. Morgan Hunter Under Saddle - Open Thursday AM $60 To be shown at a walk, trot, canter, and hand gallop both ways of the ring. For safety reasons, the judge may limit the number of horses to hand gallop at one time. Excessive speed at the hand gallop shall be penalized. Light contact is required and the horse should be responsive, obedient, alert, and move freely. Horses should not be eliminated for slight errors.201. Morgan Hunter Hack - Open Thursday AM $60 To be shown at a walk, trot, and canter both ways of the ring. Horses are then individually asked to jump two fences 1’6”-2’6” in height.202. Morgan Low Warm Up Hunters-Open-2’ Thursday AM $60 To be shown over a course of not more than 8 fences, 2’ in height. Horses will not be jogged for soundness.203. Morgan Low Working Hunter-Open-2’3”-2’6” Thursday AM $60 To be shown over a course of not more than 8 fences, 2’3”-2’6” in height. Horses will not be jogged for soundness.204. Morgan Working Hunter-Open-2’6”-3’3” Thursday AM $60 To be shown over a course of not more than 8 fences, 2’3”-2’6” in height. Horses will not be jogged for soundness.

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Trail Horse SectionMay be shown under Western Equipment or English tack. To be shown individually over and through a course of six to eight obstacles. Course to include a walk, trot (jog) and canter (lope) of suitable duration to determine way of going.194. Trail, Senior Horse Friday AM $60195. Trail, Junior Horse Friday AM $60196. Trail, Amateur Any Age Friday AM $60197. Trail Horse Open Friday AM $60 Winner to receive the EI Mejor Perpetual Trophy198. Trail Horse Championship Friday AM $70 To be eligible, horses must have been entered, shown and judged in any other trail class.

Morgan AOTS DivisionClass No. Day Entry Fee94. Morgan AOTS Hunter or Classic Pleasure Friday Matinee $60116. Morgan AOTS Western Pleasure Saturday Matinee $60

Equitation DivisionEquitation division riders to be judged on general horsemanship. To be shown at a walk, trot or jog, and canter/lope. Any or all riders may be asked to execute any appropriate USEF EQ. tests.

Class No. Day Entry Fee85. Morgan Saddle Seat Equitation Friday Matinee $60 (USEF EQ119) Rider eligible for MMC High Point Award.113. UPHA Challenge Cup Saddle Seat Equitation Saturday Matinee $60 Open to all saddle seat equitation riders, 17 years of age and under, riding a Morgan mare or gelding. The proper calling of the gaits shall be walk, show trot, and canter. Judging in all UPHA Challenge Cup qualifying classes is based 60% on rail work and 40% on the individual workout. The top four riders must be worked individually; more may be worked at the judge’s discretion. The mandatory workout is: “Trot a serpentine to the opposite end of the ring. Return down either rail at a show trot.” USEFEQ118.1773. AMHA Saddle Seat Medal Friday Matinee $60 Entries to enter the ring at a trot & will be judged at a walk, trot, and canter. At least the top 4 riders must perform at least 2 or more individual tests. USEFMO16792. NHS Good Hands Friday Matinee $6536. Open Saddle Seat Equitation, Any Breed Thursday Evening $60152. Open Saddle Seat Equitation Championship Sunday Matinee $70 Open to any breed. Winner to receive the Bob Speck Perpetual Trophy. Must have shown in any other class in the Saddle Seat Equitation division.3. Morgan Hunt Seat Equitation Thursday Evening $60 (USEFEQ113) 17 & Under. Rider eligible for MMC High Point Award.67. AMHA Hunt Seat Medal Friday Matinee $60 Entries are to enter the ring at a walk or trot and be judged at a walk, trot, and canter. They shall be worked both ways of the ring. At least the top 4 riders must perform 2 or more individual tests. USEFMO170

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Equitation Division, cont’d 106. Hunt Seat Equitation Championship Saturday Matinee $70 Must have shown in any other class in the Hunt Seat Equitation division. Rider eligible for MMC High Point Award.58. AMHA Western Seat Medal Friday Matinee $60 Entries are to enter at the walk or jog and will be judged at the walk, jog, and lope both ways of the ring. At least the top 4 riders must perform 2 or more individual tests. USEFMO16825. Morgan Western Seat Equitation Thursday Evening $60 17 and under. USEF EQ125 Rider eligible for MMC High Point Award119. Western Seat Equitation Championship Saturday Matinee $70 Must have shown in any other class in the Western Equitation division74. AMHA Reining Seat Medal, 17 & Under Friday Matinee $60

Open Breed ClassesClass No. Day Entry Fee27. English Pleasure, Open to Any Breed Thursday Evening $60164. $1,000 English Pleasure Championship Sunday Matinee $150 Open to any breed. Must have shown in any class in any English pleasure division at the show.41. English Pleasure Driving, Open to Any Breed Thursday Evening $60112. English Pleasure Driving Championship Saturday Matinee $70 Open to any breed. Must have shown in class 41.49. Walk/Trot Pleasure Friday Matinee $60 Open to any breed, any age rider, any seat.118. Pleasure Saddle Championship, Walk & Trot Saturday Matinee $70 Open to any breed, any age rider, any seat. Must have shown in class 49.

Class 131: Charity Pro/Am any seat Open to Stallions, Mares, and Geldings of any breed. To be shown at a walk, trot/jog and canter/lope. To be shown the first direction of the ring by a Professional rider. To be shown the second direction by an Amateur rider. One attendant may assist during the rider change. Open specifications to apply first way of the ring, Amateur specifications to apply on the reverse. Open to all seats.

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American Saddlebred Horse SectionSee USEF Chapter SB

USEF Approved In order to compete, all horses must be registered with the American Saddlebred Registry or the Canadian Livestock Records Corporation. They must be entered in their full registered names with registration numbers and under the names of the owner(s) of record with A.S.R. or the C.L.R.C. A copy of the registration papers showing proof of ownership, or a copy of the registration papers with a Certificate of Eligibility to Show issued by the A.S.R. must be submitted with entry form at the time of making entry. Owners, trainers, riders, drivers and handlers must be current members in good standing with the American Saddlebred Horse Association (ASHA). Copies of current membership cards are required. Stripping for conformation not required.

American Saddlebred Park DivisionClass No. Day Entry Fee14. ASB Park Saddle Thursday Evening $60110. ASB Park Saddle Championship Saturday Matinee $70 Must have shown in any other class in this division.

American Saddlebred Fine Harness DivisionClass No. Day Entry Fee62. ASB Fine Harness Friday Matinee $60135. ASB Fine Harness Championship Sunday Matinee $70 Must have shown in any other class in this division.

American Saddlebred Five-Gaited DivisionClass No. Day Entry Fee40. ASB Open Five-Gaited Thursday Evening $6052. ASB Five-Gaited Amateur to Ride Friday Matinee $60161. ASB Five-Gaited Championship Sunday Matinee $70 Must have shown in any other class in this division.

American Saddlebred Three-Gaited DivisionClass No. Day Entry Fee6. ASB Open Three-Gaited Thursday Evening $6097. ASB Three-Gaited Championship Saturday Matinee $70 Must have shown in any other class in this division.

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American Saddlebred Pleasure DivisionThe American Saddlebred Pleasure Horse should have quality, style, presence and suitable conformation; prompt, comfortable gaits; giving the distinct impression it is an agreeable mount to ride. Easy, ground-covering action is desired. Manners and suitability as a Pleasure mount are paramount. Special emphasis is placed on a true, flat walk. Transitions from one gait to another should be smooth and effortless.

Class No. Day Entry Fee45. ASB Five-Gaited Show Pleasure Friday Matinee $60144. ASB Five-Gaited Show Pleasure Championship Sunday Matinee $70 Must have shown in any other class in this division.24. ASB Three-Gaited Show Pleasure Adult Thursday Evening $6070. ASB Three-Gaited Show Pleasure Juvenile Friday Matinee $60158. ASB Three-Gaited Show Pleasure Championship Sunday Matinee $70 Must have shown in any other class in this division.88. ASB Park Pleasure Friday Matinee $60133. ASB Park Pleasure Championship Sunday Matinee $70 Must have shown in any other class in this division.

American Saddlebred Country Pleasure DivisionCountry Pleasure horses must be plain shod or unshod. Permissible as plain shod shall be a shoe (inclusive of caulks), which may be thicker at the heel and may include toe clips and side clips. Also permissible is an eggbar shoe. Not permissible as plain shod: bands, bars, pads of any kind, wedges, lead, springs, any attachment that extends below the bottom of the shoe, and any foreign substance not specified as permissible. The sole and entire frog of the foot must be visible. Any animal with prohibited shoeing must be disqualified from further competition at that competition and forfeit all entry fees and winnings. Quarter boots and bell boots are permitted only in Five-Gaited classes

Class No. Day Entry Fee30. ASB Country Pleasure Driving Thursday Evening $60163. ASB Country Pleasure Driving Championship Sunday Matinee $70 Must have shown in any other class in this division.77. ASB Jr Exhibitor Country Pleasure Driving Friday Matinee $60 Challenge59. ASB Country Hunter Pleasure Friday Matinee $6099. ASB Country Hunter Pleasure Championship Saturday Matinee $70 Must have shown in any other class in this division.84. ASB Country Western Pleasure Friday Matinee $60140. ASB Country Western Pleasure Championship Sunday Matinee $70 Must have shown in any other class in this division.

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Hackney Pony DivisionAll Hackney Ponies must be registered with the American Hackney Horse Society and/or the Canadian Hackney Society. They must be entered in their full registered names, with registration numbers, and under the names of the owner(s) of record with the AHHS or the CHS.. Owners and trainers of ponies participating at Federation licensed competitions in all other sections of the Hackney Division must be current members in good standing with the American Hackney Horse Society. See USEF Chapter HK.

Class No. Day Entry Fee4. Hackney Pony Pleasure Driving Thursday Evening $60 To be shown at a walk, trot, road trot, both ways of the ring and to back readily.149. Hackney Pony Pleasure Driving Championship Sunday Matinee $70 Must have shown in any other class in this division.80. Hackney Pony Roadster Under Saddle Friday Matinee $6029. Hackney Pony Roadster to Bike Thursday Evening $60105. Hackney Pony Roadster to Bike Championship Saturday Matinee $70 Must have shown in any other class in this division.

Miscellaneous Performance SectionClass No. Day Entry Fee23. Morgan Road Hack Thursday Evening $60 To be shown at a walk, trot, road trot, canter, hand gallop both ways of the ring and to back readily. During the class, the judge must ask horses to halt and walk off on a loose rein both ways of the ring. For safety reasons, the judge may limit the number of horses to hand gallop at one time. Excessive speed at the hand gallop should be penalized. To be judged on performance with proper cadence and balance, manners and suitability for a r oad hack 60%; type and conformation 40%. Open to saddle seat or hunter pleasure tack.95. PICK YOUR CLASS! Friday Matinee $60119A. PICK YOUR CLASS! Saturday Matinee $60 Offered as the last class on Friday afternoon and/or Saturday afternoon. If there is a

class you need or want in the schedule that we haven’t included, here is your chance. A sponsorship of $100 is required to add the class. Please notify our show manager, Kent Moeller, by the start of the horse show so we can add it to the schedule and give other exhibitors proper notification and enourage others to enter with you.

131. Charity Pro/Am Class - Any Seat Saturday Evening $150 Open to Stallions, Mares, and Geldings of any breed. To be shown at a walk, trot/

jog and canter/lope. To be shown the first direction of the ring by a Professional rider. To be shown the second direction by an Amateur rider. One attendant may assist during the rider change. Open specifications to apply first way of the ring, Amateur specifications to apply on the reverse. Open to all seats. The prize fund comes from the pro/am teams raising money for their charity cause. Each pair must choose a charity to “ride for” (charities chosen must have 501(c)3 status and must collect contributions prior to the show. Before the start of the Friday evening session, each team must name their charity and turn in all of the funds they have raised. Checks must be made out to Morgan Medallion (NOT to any specific charity). Only checks and cash will be accepted. We cannot accept credit cards and any other fundraising tools (i.e. GoFundMe, PayPal, etc.) must be closed out and funds turned into the Morgan Medallion via cash or check. All funds collected will be put into a pot to be divided as follows: Morgan Medallion will receive 20% of monies raised. The remaining pot will then be split in 2. The first half will be distributed based on amount raised! The

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in class 5, 75 or 87.team that raises the most will receive 50%, the team that raised the second most will receive 20%, the team that raised the third most will receive 10%, the team that raised the forth highest amount will receive 5% and the remaining 15% will be divided among the remaining teams.

The second half of the pot will be divided based on Class results. The winning Team’s Charity receives 50%, Second Place’s Team receives 20%, The third place team’s charity will receive 10%, the forth place team’s charity will receive 5% and the remaining 15% of that half of the pot will be evenly distributed among all other charities represented. Each team has a minimum required amount of $750.00 to be raised by that team, however, teams are encouraged to raise as much as they can. The more raised, the more EVERY charity receives and the more each team raises, the more their specific charity receives!

All money will be turned in Friday night so there is time to count and divide. Teams will receive a check to send to their charity WITH THEIR RIBBON on Saturday night!

Miscellaneous Junior Exhibitor SectionOpen to Exhibitors who have not yet reached their 18th birthday. The age of a Junior Exhibitor on Dec. 1st of the prior year shall be maintained throughout the entire year.Class No. Day Entry Fee12. Morgan Showmanship - Handlers 17 & under Thursday Evening $60 Entries are to be shown individually. To be judged on Exhibitor’s ability to show horse “in hand” both standing and at a walk and trot on the line. To be judged 40% on horse’s appearance and 60% on showmanship. 122. Leadline Equitation, Walk-Only, 7 & under Saturday Evening $40 Open to any breed. Horses to be led by an individual 16 years or older both ways of the ring and to stand quietly. To be judged on rider’s ability to handle, sit, and aid the horse. Leader must hold a lead that is attached to the bridle/headstall appropriate to the saddle used. Entries will NOT be asked to back. Helmets MANDATORY.147. Leadline Stake Sunday Matinee $40 Open to any breed. Riders are not required to show in class 122. Entries have the option of trotting on line. Walk-Trot or Jog Division Riders entering the walk-trot or jog division may not show in any classes offering the canter or lope . These classes are open to riders 11 years of age and under. Reference USEF MO1735. UPHA Walk-Trot Equitation Thursday Evening $60 Open to any breed.48. Walk-Trot Saddle Seat Pleasure Friday Matinee $60 Saddle Seat Riders must ride Saddle Seat and will be judged accordingly.44. Walk-Trot or Jog, Hunt Seat or Western Pleasure Friday Matinee $60 Riders must ride Hunt Seat or Western and will be judged accordingly.87. Walk-Trot Saddle Seat Equitation Friday Matinee $6075. Walk-Trot or Jog, Hunt Seat or Western Equitation Friday Matinee $60 Riders may ride Hunt Seat or Western and will be judged accordingly. 126. Open Walk-Trot Pleasure Championship Saturday Evening $70 Open to all breeds. Riders must have shown in class 44 or 48.160. Open Walk-Trot Equitation Championship Sunday Matinee $70 Open to all breeds. Riders must have shown

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Socializing in Las Vegas

Thursday Afternoon @4pmin front of out gate

Saturday EveningAfter the last class

MORGAN MEDALLION EXHIBITOR’S EXTRAVAGANZA

at the CINCH SALOON

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Tentative ScheduleThursday 7:00 AM200. MOR Hunter Under Saddle Open201. MOR Hunter Hack Open202. MOR Low Warm Up Hunter Open, fences 2’203. MOR Low Working Hunter Open, fences 2’3”-2’6”204. MOR Working Hunter Open, fences 2’6”-3’3”

Thursday 8:00 AM205. MOR Dressage, Introductory Level, Test A or B206. MOR Dressage, Training Level, Test 1 - Open207. MOR Dressage, Training Level, Test 2 - Open208. MOR Dressage, Training Level, Test 3 - Open209. MOR Dressage, First Level, Test 1 - Open210. MOR Dressage, First Level, Test 2 - Open211. MOR Dressage, First Level, Test 3 - Open212. MOR Dressage, Second Level, Any Test - Open213. MOR Dressage Suitability In-Hand214. Western Dressage Introductory Level Test 1215. Western Dressage Introductory Level Test 2216. Western Dressage Introductory Level Test 3217. Western Dressage Introductory Level Test 4218. Western Dressage Basic Level Test 1219. Western Dressage Basic Level Test 2220. Western Dressage Basic Level Test 3221. Western Dressage Basic Level Test 4222. Western Dressage, Level 1, Test 1223. Western Dressage, Level 1, Test 2224. Western Dressage, Level 1, Test 3225. Western Dressage, Level 1, Test 4226. Western Dressage, Level 2, Test of Choice227. Western Dressage, Level 3 or 4, Test of Choice228. MOR Dressage Driving, Training Level, Test 2229. MOR Dressage Driving, Preliminary Level, Test 2

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Join us for a WELCOME COCKTAIL PARTY in front of the outgate starting at 4:00 PM

Thursday 5:00 pm1. MOR Western Pleasure Ladies2. MOR Park Harness Junior Horse3. MOR Hunt Seat Equitation4. Hackney Pony Pleasure Driving5. UPHA Walk-Trot Equitation6. ASB Open Three-Gaited7. MOR Geldings 2 Yrs & Under/Jr Champion Gelding8. MOR Geldings 3 & 4 Yrs Old9. MOR Geldings 5 Yrs Old & Over10. MOR Senior Champion Gelding11. MOR Grand Champion Gelding12. Showmanship - Handlers 17 & under13. MOR Pleasure Driving Ladies14. ASB Park Saddle15. MOR Western Pleasure Gentlemen 16. MOR Classic Pleasure Driving Open17. MOR Fillies 2 Yrs & Under/Jr Champion Filly 18. MOR Hunter or Western Type In Hand19. MOR Mares 3 & 4 Yrs Old20. MOR Mares 5 Yrs Old & Over21. MOR Senior Champion Mare22. MOR Grand Champion Mare 23. MOR Road Hack24. ASB Three-Gaited Show Pleasure Adult25. MOR Western Seat Equitation26. MOR Park Saddle Amateur, any age27. English Pleasure, Open to Any Breed28. MOR Colts 2 & Under/Jr Champion Stallion29. Hackney Pony Roadster to Bike30. ASB Country Pleasure Driving31. MOR Classic Type In Hand32. MOR Stallions 3 & 4 Yrs Old33. MOR Stallions 5 Yrs Old & Over34. MOR Senior Champion Stallion35. MOR Grand Champion Stallion36. Open Saddle Seat Equitation, Any Breed37. MOR Justin Morgan Standard38. MOR Hunter Pleasure Amateur, 18 & over39. MOR Park Harness Open40. ASB Open Five-Gaited41. English Pleasure Driving, Open to Any Breed

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Friday 8:00 AM194. Trail, Senior Horse195. Trail, Junior Horse196. Trail Horse Amateur, any age rider197. Trail Horse Open198. Trail Horse Championship

Friday 10:00 AM Matinee42. MOR Hunter Pleasure Junior Exhibitor 13 & under43. MOR Pleasure Driving Open44. Walk-Trot/Jog, Hunt Seat or Western Pleasure45. ASB Five-Gaited Show Pleasure46. MOR English Pleasure Junior Horse47. MOR Western Pleasure Junior Horse48. Walk-Trot Saddle Seat Pleasure49. Walk-Trot Pleasure Saddle, Any Breed, Any Age Rider, Any Seat50. MOR Hunter Pleasure Junior Exhibitor 14-1751. MOR Classic Pleasure Driving Junior or Limit Horse52. ASB Five-Gaited Amateur to Ride53. MOR English Pleasure Junior Exhibitor, 13 & Under54. MOR Western Pleasure Amateur55. MOR Pleasure Driving Limit Horse56. ASB Country Pleasure Saddle57. MOR UPHA Hunter Pleasure58. AMHA Western Seat Medal59. ASB Country Hunter Pleasure60. MOR English Pleasure Open61. MOR Park Harness Amateur, Any Age62. ASB Fine Harness63. MOR Classic Pleasure Junior Exhibitor 17 & Under64. MOR Hunter Pleasure Ladies65. ASB Show Pleasure Driving66. MOR Classic Pleasure Driving Ladies67. AMHA Hunt Seat Medal68. MOR Park Saddle Open69. Carriage Pleasure Driving - Working Amateur to Drive70. ASB Three-Gaited Show Pleasure Juvenile71. MOR English Pleasure Junior Exhibitor, 14-1772. MOR Pleasure Driving Amateur, Any age73. AMHA Saddle Seat Medal74. AMHA Reining Seat Medal, 17 & Under

— ONE HOUR BREAK —

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Friday Matinee, cont’d75. Walk-Trot/Jog, Hunt Seat/Western Equitation76. MOR Hunter Pleasure Junior Horse77. ASB Jr Ex Country Pleasure Driving Challenge78. MOR Western Pleasure Junior Exhibitor, 13 & Under79. MOR English Pleasure Amateur Rider, 18 & Over80. Hackney Pony Roadster Under Saddle81. MOR Hunter Pleasure Open82. MOR Western Pleasure Limit Horse83. UPHA Pleasure Driving84. ASB Country Western Pleasure85. MOR Saddle Seat Equitation86. MOR Park Saddle Ladies87. Walk-Trot Saddle Seat Equitation88. ASB Park Pleasure89. MOR Roadster to Bike90. MOR Western Pleasure Junior Exhibitor, 14-1791. MOR Classic Pleasure Saddle Open92. NHS Good Hands93. MOR Western Pleasure Open94. MOR AOTS Hunter or Classic Pleasure Saddle95. Pick Your Class!

Saturday 10:00 Matinee96. MOR Pleasure Driving 2 Year Olds97. ASB Three-Gaited Championship98. MOR Classic Pleasure Ladies99. ASB Country Hunter Pleasure Championship100. MOR UPHA Park Harness101. MOR Western Pleasure 3 Year Old102. MOR Classic Pleasure Driving Gentlemen to Drive103. MOR Roadster Under Saddle104. MOR Park Harness Two Year Olds105. Hackney Pony Roadster to Bike Championship106. Hunt Seat Equitation Championship107. Carriage Pleasure Driving - Working 108. MOR Park Saddle, Junior Horse109. MOR Classic Pleasure Driving Jr Ex 17 & Under110. ASB Park Saddle Championship111. MOR Western Pleasure Amateur Masters to Ride112. English Pleasure Driving Championship

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Saturday Matinee, cont’d113. UPHA Challenge Cup Saddle Seat Equitation114. MOR Pleasure Driving Junior or Novice Horse115. Carriage Pleasure Driving Reinsmanship116. MOR AOTS Western Pleasure117. MOR Hunter Pleasure Limit Horse118. Pleasure Saddle Championship, Walk & Trot119. Western Seat Equitation Championship 119A. Pick Your Class!

Saturday Evening 5:00 PM120. Carriage Obstacle Driving - Pick Your Route121. MOR Western Pleasure Ladies Championship122. Leadline Equitation, Walk-Only, 7 & under123. MOR Open Classic Pleasure Driving Championship124. MOR Park Saddle Amateur Championship125. ASB Show Pleasure Driving Championship126. Open Walk-Trot Pleasure Championship127. MOR English Pleasure Ladies128. MOR Hunter Pleasure Amateur Championship129. MOR Pleasure Driving Amateur Championship130. MOR Classic Pleasure Jr Exhibitor Championship 131. Charity Pro/Am Class - Any Seat

EXHIBITOR’S PARTY!

Morgan medallion fun!THURSDAY

Starting at 4, join us for a welcome cocktail party at the outgate

SATURDAY

after our last evening class, join us for the EXHIBITOR EXTRAVAGANZA PARTY

in the CINCH SALOON

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Sunday 10:00 AM Matinee132. MOR English Pleasure Limit Horse133. ASB Park Pleasure Championship134. MOR Western Pleasure Jr Exhibitor Championship135. ASB Fine Harness Championship136. MOR Hunter Pleasure Junior Horse Championship 137. MOR Roadster to Bike Championship138. MOR Open Classic Pleasure Saddle Championship139. MOR Hunter Pleasure Jr Exhibitor Championship140. ASB Country Western Pleasure Championship141. MOR English Pleasure Jr Exhibitor Championship142. MOR Hunter Pleasure Ladies Championship143. MOR Open Western Pleasure Grand Championship144. ASB 5-Gaited Show Pleasure Championship145. MOR Pleasure Driving Ladies Championship146. MOR Carriage Driving Championship147. Leadline Stake with Optional Trot148. MOR Park Harness Open Championship

— HALF-HOUR BREAK —

149. Hackney Pony Pleasure Driving Championship150. MOR Western Pleasure Amateur Championship151. MOR Classic Pleasure Driving Ladies Championship152. Open Saddle Seat Equitation Championship 153. MOR English Pleasure Open Championship154. ASB Country Pleasure Saddle Championship155. MOR Western Pleasure Junior Horse Championship156. MOR Open Pleasure Driving Championship157. MOR Open Hunter Pleasure Championship 158. ASB 3-Gaited Show Pleasure Championship159. MOR Open Park Saddle Championship 160. Open Walk-Trot or Jog Equitation Championship161. ASB 5-Gaited Championship162. MOR English Pleasure Amateur Championship163. ASB Country Pleasure Driving Championship164. $1,000 English Pleasure Championship, All Breeds

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DIRECTIONSSouth Point Hotel, Casino and Spa is located at:

9777 Las Vegas Blvd SouthLas Vegas, NV 89183

DRIVING DIRECTIONS:

From CA: Head North on Interstate 15 to Exit “Cactus Avenue”. At exit, turn left (east) on Cactus Ave. on to Las Vegas Blvd. Make a left on Le Baron, then take second right just before the Priefert Pavillion and head straight into the Barn Entrance.

From AZ: Exit Interstate 40 at US 93 and proceed North. Cross bridge into Nevada and remain on US 93 North until exiting at Interstate 215 West. Take Exit 7 and turn left onto Eastern Avenue South. Turn right on to Silverado Ranch Blvd. Proceed to Las Vegas Blvd South and turn left. Follow to Le Baron Rd. and make a right. Take the second right just before the Priefert Pavillion and head straight into the Barn Entrance.

From the Rental Car Terminal at McCarran Airport: Head South on Gilespie St. toward E. Warm Springs Rd. and turn right. At Las Vegas Blvd. turn left. At Le Baron Rd. turn right. Follow down to turn right at second street, before the Priefert Pavillion and head straight into the Barn Entrance.

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