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PREMIUM LIST
AND RULES
of the 107th annual
KENTUCKY STATE FAIRHORSE SHOW
106thKENTUCKY STATE FAIR
AUGUST 19-29, 2010
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY
Under theAuspices of the
Kentucky State Fair Board
INDEXDept. Page No.General Rules ..........................................................................6
Health Requirement Information ..........................................10
Saddlebred Officials .............................................................17
WCHS Department Rules .....................................................20
Ticket Information ................................................................37
Class Schedule ......................................................................40
Five-Gaited Division .............................................................46
Three-Gaited Division ..........................................................48
Fine Harness Division ...........................................................50
Saddle Pony Division ...........................................................51
Pleasure Horse Division .......................................................52
Park Division ........................................................................55
Breeding and Futurities .........................................................56
Roadster Division .................................................................60
Roadster Pony Division ........................................................64
Hackney/Harness Pony Division ..........................................66
Equitation Division ...............................................................68
General Quarter Horse Show Rules .....................................78
Quarter Horse Officials .........................................................82
Quarter Horse Classes ...........................................................85
Miniature Horse Show Information ....................................100
2010 Fairs, Festivals and Horse Shows ..............................101
Hotel Information ...............................................................104
Freedom Hall Seating Chart ...............................................105
Map .............................................................Inside Back Cover
www.kyfairexpo.org(502) 367-5300
(502) 367-5305 Fax
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Office of the Governor
Steven L. BeshearGovernor
700 Capital AvenueSuite 100
Frankfort, KY 40601(502) 564-2611
Fax: (502) 564-2517
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Dear Friends:
I commend each of you for supporting the flourishing equine industry in the Bluegrass State through your participation in the Kentucky State Fair Quarter Horse Show and World’s Championship Horse Show. These events are full of rich tradition and sophistication, and they, along with the horse enthusiasts who make them possible, attract horses, owners, and supporters from across the nation and world to our great Commonwealth.
The impact of your participation is felt far beyond the grounds at the Kentucky State Fair. It provides a phenomenal economic impact to our state, but more importantly, it builds a solid foundation by teaching our citizens about sportsmanship, physical fitness, and mental aptitude of owners, trainers, and their horses. By participating in these prestigious events, you give thousands of Kentucky State Fair visitors the opportunity to experience the excitement and absorb the beauty of the state’s equine culture.
Thank you for supporting our Kentucky State Fair horse shows, and best of luck during the competitions.
Sincerely,
KENTUCKY STATE FAIR BOARD
GOVERNOR STEVE BESHEAR
RONALD CARMICLEChairman
J. MICHAEL LIBSVice Chairman
ANNA J. CAVE
RICHIE FARMERCommissioner of Agriculture
GIB GOSSER
LANNY GREER
WILLIAM MALONE
ANN McBRAYER
J. ROBERT MILLER
SAM MOORE
FRED SARVER
TOM SCHIFANO
DR. M. SCOTT SMITHDean & Director - College of Agriculture
University of Kentucky
WILLIAM B. TOLLE
STEVE WILSON
TOURISM, ARTS & HERITAGE CABINET
MARCHETA SPARROWSecretary
EXECUTIVE STAFF
HAROLD WORKMANPresident & CEO
VICKI GLASSVice President of Public Relations & Media
LINDA EDWARDSVice President of Sales
ANDREW MARTINVice President of
Kentucky International Convention Center
KENTUCKY STATE FAIR STAFF
Exposition DivisionCorinne Fetter, Director
Carrie Schueler, Horse Shows
Entry DepartmentAlice Hayse, Manager
Sponsorships and Special ProjectsMichael Blaser, Manager
Lauren BeckleyBryan BlairKelly Hall
Tim Wheeler
Exposition SalesSteve Fowler, Manager
Advertising and PromotionsEdward Browne, Director
Operations DivisionMike Sausman, Director
Event CoordinatorsClark Bertloff
Kim BlairScott Fluhr
Anderson HowardSherri McCoyMelinda Stark
Jeff Zinner
Administrative and IT ServicesJerry Frantz, Executive Director
Maureen MillerMelinda Marburger
Alicia Dunlap, Director IT Services
Human Resources and Access ControlBarbara Whitley, Executive Director
Paul Herberg, HR Director
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GENERAL RULES ANDREGULATIONS OF THE FAIR
THESE RULES WILL BE STRICTLY ENFORCED
“EVERYONE PAYS”
Positively no passes to the outside gates will be issued.This rule applies to all departments.
ENTRY OF EXHIBITS
1. All entries must be made on printed forms furnished by the Kentucky State Fair. The forms are available by writing to Entry Department, Kentucky State Fair, P. O. Box 37130, Louisville, Kentucky 40233. Print or use computer if possible, and supply all information requested. Entries will not be accepted unless accompanied by the required entry fees.
2. Entries close on dates specified in each department. No entries will be accepted after that date.
3. Exhibitors’ gate admission tickets may be purchased by Horse Show exhibitors at the Horse Show Office, and for all other exhibitors at the Entry Department. Exhibitors will be limited to the purchase of two (2) exhibitor gate admission ticket books except when the care of livestock or horses is required.
4. No employee of the Kentucky State Fair nor any member of their immediate household can own or exhibit any articles or animals in any competition in which said employee is directly affiliated.
5. Every animal or article in competition will be under the supervision of the Superintendent of the department in which it is entered, but the Kentucky State Fair Board and Management will not be responsible for any loss or damage that may occur.
6. Exhibits which have been mistakenly entered in a class may be transferred to proper classes before the judging at the discretion of the Superintendent. If such classes already have been judged, they will not be reopened.
7. The Superintendent of each department must check entries listed under each class in the entry book against each exhibit presented. At the time of judging, he must mark the entry book to show which animals or articles were passed on by the judge.
8. Judging books must be signed in ink. Entries that were not shown must be so designated. Superintendents are responsible for these requirements.
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PLACING OF ENTRIES
1. The Fairgrounds will be open to receive livestock and articles for exhibition at dates and times specified in departmental rules. No livestock or article may be brought onto the Fairgrounds and placed on exhibit except by and at the expense of the owner or his authorized agent.
2. Articles from outside Louisville and vicinity can be mailed to the Department Entered, c/o Entry Department, Kentucky State Fair, 937 Phillips Lane, Louisville, Kentucky 40209. Packages will not be accepted by the State Fair unless all charges have been paid.
3. All animals or articles for exhibition must be placed in the department before the time listed in departmental rules. If not placed before the specified time, the owner will forfeit all right to exhibit or compete for premiums subject to appeal to the Kentucky State Fair Board.
RELEASES
1. Exhibitors or concessionaires must obtain signed releases from the Superintendent of their department.
2. See departmental rules for times of release. No animals or articles will be released before the published release date and time.
3. Early Release for Livestock - An exhibitor may request early release with proper documentation of entry at another State Fair or major Livestock Show. The request must be made to Entry Department and must be verified by State Fairs or Livestock Shows involved.
NATIONAL CODE OF SHOW RING ETHICS
Exhibitors of animals at livestock shows shall at all times deport themselves with honesty and good sportsmanship. Their conduct in this competitive environment shall always reflect the highest standards of honor and dignity to promote the advancement of agricultural education. This code applies to junior as well as open class exhibitors who compete in structured classes of competition. This code applies to all livestock offered in any event at a livestock show.
All youth leaders working with junior exhibitors are under an affirmative responsibility to do more than avoid improper conduct or questionable acts. Their moral values must be so certain and positive that those younger and more pliable will be influenced by their fine example. Owners, exhibitors, fitters, trainers and absolutely responsible persons who violate the code of ethics will forfeit premiums, awards and auction proceeds and shall be prohibited from future exhibition in accordance with the rules adopted by the Kentucky State Fair. Exhibitors who violate this code of ethics demean the integrity of all livestock exhibitors and should be prohibited from competition at all livestock shows in the United States and Canada.
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The following is a list of guidelines for all exhibitors and all livestock in competitive events:
1. All exhibitors must present, upon request of fair and livestock show officials, proof of ownership, length of ownership and age of all animals entered. Misrepresentation of ownership, age, or any facts relating thereto is prohibited.
2. Owners, exhibitors, fitters, trainers, or absolutely responsible persons shall provide animal health certificates from licensed veterinarians upon request by fair or livestock show officials.
3. Junior exhibitors are expected to care for and groom their animals while at fairs or livestock shows.
4. Animals shall be presented to show events where they will enter the food chain free of violative drug residues. The act of entering an animal in a livestock show is the giving of consent by the owner, exhibitor, fitter, trainer and/or absolutely responsible person for show management to obtain any specimens of urine, saliva, blood, or other substances from the animal to be used in testing. Animals not entered in an event which culminates with the animal entering the food chain shall not be administered drugs other than in accordance with applicable federal, state and provincial statutes, regulations and rules. Livestock shall not be exhibited if the drugs administered in accordance with federal, state and provincial statutes, regulations and rules affect the animal’s performance or appearance at the event.
If the laboratory report on the analysis of saliva, urine, blood, or other sample taken from livestock indicates the presence of forbidden drugs or medication, this shall be prima facie evidence such substance has been administered to the animal either internally or externally. It is presumed that the sample of urine, saliva, blood, or other substance tested by the laboratory to which it is sent is the one taken from the animal in question, its integrity is preserved and all procedure of said collection and preservation, transfer to the laboratory and analysis of the sample are correct and accurate and the report received from the laboratory pertains to the sample taken from the animal in question and correctly reflects the condition of the animal at the time the sample was taken, with the burden on the owner, exhibitor, fitter, trainer, or absolutely responsible person to prove otherwise.
At any time after an animal arrives on the fair or livestock show premises, all treatments involving the use of drugs and/or medications for the sole purpose of protecting the health of the animal shall be administered by a licensed veterinarian.
5. Any surgical procedure or injection of any foreign substance or drug or the external application of any substance (irritant, counterirritant, or similar substance) which could affect the animal’s performance or alter its natural contour, confirmation, or appearance, except external applications of substances to the hoofs or horns of animals which affect appearance only and except for surgical procedures performed by a duly licensed veterinarian for the sole purpose of protecting the health of the animal, is prohibited.
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6. The use of showing and/or handling practices or devices, such as striking animals to cause swelling, using electrical contrivance, or other similar practice is not acceptable and is prohibited.
7. Direct criticism or interference with the judge, fair or livestock show management, other exhibitors, breed representatives, or show officials before, during, or after the competitive event is prohibited. In the furtherance of their official duty, all judges, fair and livestock show management, or other show officials shall be treated with courtesy, cooperation and respect, and no person shall direct abusive or threatening conduct toward them.
8. No owner, exhibitor, fitter, trainer, or absolutely responsible person shall conspire with another person or persons to intentionally violate this code of ethics or knowingly contribute or cooperate with another person or persons either by affirmative action or inaction to violate this code of ethics. Violation of this rule shall subject such individual to disciplinary action.
9. The application of this code of ethics provides for absolute responsibility for an animal’s condition by an owner, exhibitor, fitter, trainer, or participant whether or not he or she was actually instrumental in or had actual knowledge of the treatment of the animal in contravention of this code of ethics.
10. The act of entering an animal is the giving of consent by the owner,
exhibitor, fitter, trainer, or absolutely responsible person to have disciplinary action taken by the fair or livestock show for violation of this Code of Show Ring Ethics and any other rules of competition of the fair or livestock show without recourse against the fair or livestock show. The act of entering an animal is the giving of consent that any proceedings or disciplinary action taken by the fair or livestock show may be published with the name of the violator or violators in any publication of the International Association of Fairs and Expositions, including Fairs and Expositions and any special notices to members.
11. The act of entering of an animal in a fair or livestock show is the giving of verification by the owner, exhibitor, fitter, trainer, or absolutely responsible person that he or she has read the IAFE National Code of Show Ring Ethics and understands the consequences of and penalties provided for actions prohibited by the code. It is further a consent that any action which contravenes these rules and is also in violation of federal, state, or provincial statutes, regulations, or rules may be released to appropriate law enforcement authorities with jurisdiction over such infractions.
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FOR HEALTH REqUIREMENT INFORMATION, CONTACT:
Kentucky Department of Agriculture
Division of Animal Health
100 Fair Oaks Ln., Suite 252
Frankfort, Kentucky 40601
Phone: (502) 564-3956
For all up-to-date health regulations for each species of
livestock, please contact the
Kentucky Department of Agriculture
at the address and phone number above,
or visit the KDA website at
www.kyagr.com.
If a veterinarian is needed, owner may contact Dr. John Moran through the Livestock Office in the West Wing. Owner may have any vet he desires in case of sick animals and is responsible for fees charged for these services.
Duties and Privileges of Exhibitors
Exhibitors should care for their exhibits at all times. At the close of the Fair, exhibitors must assume responsibility for them.
Discourtesy to Judges and Officials
The Manager or Superintendent of any department will have the authority, without liability or recourse to the Kentucky State Fair Board, to bar any exhibitor, or his representatives, in the event of discourteous act to a judge or an official of the Fair, and he will have power to disqualify the entry of that exhibitor. In the event of such disqualification, the exhibitor forfeits all fees paid as well as any prize money won.
Protests
1. All protests must be made in writing, plainly stating the reason for the complaint or appeal and must be filed with the management of the Kentucky State Fair Board. All protests must be accompanied by a $500.00 cash deposit which will be forfeited if the protest is not sustained.
2. Protests against the exhibition of animals or articles must be filed at least 24 hours before the awards are made. Protests against awards must be filed by 8:00 p.m. on the day on which the awards were made, or, in the case of articles judged prior to the opening of the Fair, by 8:00 p.m. on the official opening day of the Fair.
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3. All protests will be considered at a time set by the Kentucky State Fair Board, and the interested parties will be notified and given the opportunity to submit evidence.
4. In addition to the right of protest herein guaranteed to interested parties, the Kentucky State Fair Board expressly reserves the right to take cognizance of fraud, which may have been consummated or attempted, and to take such action as may be deemed just and proper.
No Liability
1. Every possible protection and courtesy will be extended exhibitors at the Kentucky State Fair, but the Board shall not be responsible for any loss of exhibits, animals or equipment in case of fire, theft, or loss from any other cause.
2. The Kentucky State Fair Board, its agents, servants, and employees shall not be held liable in case of injury to exhibitors, concessionaires, or the public on the grounds or in the buildings from any cause whatsoever while on the grounds of the Kentucky State Fair.
3. All equipment regardless of source of power must comply with all national, state and local safety codes. All exhibitor’s cords must be the 3-wire grounded type. All exposed noncurrent carrying metal parts of fixed equipment, which are liable to be energized, will be grounded.
Awards
1. Competent judges selected from lists, suggested by exhibitors and Breed Associations, have been invited to judge and have accepted, but in case of their inability to serve, the Management reserves the right to select another judge, or judges, to fill the vacancy. No refunds of entry fees, stall rent, etc. will be made in any department due to replacement of judge.
2. Judges will report to the Superintendents in charge at their respective departments according to times and dates specified in contract.
3. An exhibitor cannot (a) act as judge in a class in which said exhibitor is showing or (b) exhibit an entry in any class where the judge is a principal agent, employee, or relative of the exhibitor.
4. Where there is only one entry in a class, the first prize will be awarded if merited. If an exhibit is not worthy of first prize, judges may, at their discretion, award the prize which the animal or article deserves.
5. Should any doubt arise as to the regularity of any entry, or any other important matter, which the judge feels incompetent to decide, he should notify the Superintendent, Board Member in Charge of Department or Management, whose decision will be final.
6. The decision of an awarding judge will be final, and no appeal will be considered except in case of protest.
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7. Objections to any person serving as a judge must be submitted to the Kentucky State Fair Board in writing, prior to making an award, giving good and sufficient reason therefor, and upon which the Board shall have full power to act.
8. Any exhibitor attempting to interfere with the judges during their adjudications will be promptly excluded from competition.
9. Each Superintendent in charge should carefully maintain the judging books of the department, since the judging books are the only basis for the payment of premiums.
Premiums
1. Premiums will be paid by the Kentucky State Fair as early as possible after the awards in the various departments have been made and checked.
2. Premiums will be paid by check sent by the Kentucky State Fair to the post office address of the exhibitor.
3. Errors in premium statement will be corrected until November 1, following the Fair after which time the books are closed, and unpaid premiums are forfeited to the Fair.
4. Any premium check not cashed within 90 days following the date of issue will be forfeited to the Fair. No exceptions will be made.
5. The Kentucky State Fair Board will list in good faith special premiums and awards in the premium list, but is not responsible for their payment and delivery.
6. The following colors of ribbons will be used to designate awards in all departments except Horse Show and Plants and Flowers:
First premium ...........................................................................blue Second premium ........................................................................ red Third premium .......................................................................white Fourth premium ...................................................................... pink Fifth premium ....................................................................... yellow Sixth and additional premiums ............................................ green
Championships ............................................Royal Purple Rosette Grand Championships ................................Royal Purple Banner
7. Ribbons have no value for payment of premiums, as premiums are paid only from the record of the judging books.
Stalls
1. Stalls will be assigned only to bona fide exhibitors. Exhibitors subletting stalls without permission of the Superintendent of the Department will forfeit their stalls, and stalls will be subject to reassignment.
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2. Unless an animal is entered in the Livestock Department, it may not occupy a stall or pen until all exhibition animals are accommodated. Space for tack and display is subject to availability. No refunds of fees will be made.
3. Exhibitors not arriving by designated time will forfeit fees paid, and reserved stalls will be subject to reassignment. In case of unavoidable delay or failure to attend the Fair, proper notification should be given to the Fair Office.
THERE ARE NO REFUNDS OF ENTRY FEES.
Operation of Vehicles
The speed limit within the Fairgrounds is 25 miles per hour, and it is strictly enforced. In addition, there are fire lanes which must be clear at all times, no parking areas, areas in which vehicular traffic is prohibited, and other traffic and vehicle control regulations. State statute provides fines for violation of any traffic control regulations established by the Kentucky State Fair Board.
Electric Lights and Power
Charges for electricity and wiring will be made to exhibitors and concessionaires according to the schedule on file in the office of the Manager of the Fair, and will be furnished upon request by Official State Fair electrician.
Permits and Privileges
1. Each concessionaire will confine himself to the space assigned to him. Failure to do so will subject him to the forfeiture of his privilege, without recourse.
2. Under no circumstances will any person or firm be allowed to place any advertising matter upon buildings, trees, or any place on the grounds, nor will they be permitted to distribute advertising matter outside of the place assigned to them.
3. Purchasers of concessions must keep their spaces in a clean and sanitary condition and meet all requirements of the State Board of Health.
4. The Board reserves the right to declare any concession objectionable, either in character, manner or operation, or because of location, in which event the operation of the concession must be stopped, and the contract cancelled without recourse.
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IMPORTANT NOTICESAll exhibitors bringing livestock onto the grounds should use Gate 4 located off Crittenden Drive. Any vehicle bringing horses or livestock to the Fair which is to remain on the grounds throughout the Fair period must park in area designated by Superintendent of his department.
CONCESSIONAIRES
All shipments to commercial exhibitors must be plainly addressed and prepaid to owner, booth number or midway location, Kentucky State Fair, 937 Phillips Lane, Louisville, Kentucky 40209.
ALL DELIVERIES TO CONCESSIONS ON THE MIDWAY AND BUILDINGS MUST BE MADE BEFORE 9:00 A.M. WITH CARS AND TRUCKS OFF THE GROUNDS BY 9:00 A.M. THIS RULING WILL BE STRICTLY ENFORCED.
All concessionaires must obtain release from South Wing Manager or Midway Manager before leaving the grounds with merchandise. Releases will be collected at the gate.
RECREATIONAL VEHICLES
A LIMITED AMOUNT OF RV PARKING WILL BE AVAILABLE AT A CHARGE OF $10.00 PER DAY, CASH OR CREDIT CARD PAYMENT (VISA, MASTERCARD, DISCOVER & AMERICAN ExPRESS) ONLY; HOWEVER, THERE ARE NO HOOKUPS OR DUMPING FACILITIES. SPACE WILL BE ASSIGNED ON A FIRST COME FIRST SERVE BASIS, AND NO SPACE CAN BE GUARANTEED. CONTACT LINDA STONE LOCATED AT THE ADMINISTRATION OFFICES IN FRONT OF FREEDOM HALL OR CALL (502) 367-5384. ANY RVs DRIVEN ON THE FAIRGROUNDS WILL BE SUBJECT TO RV CHARGES.
This document is available on computer disk, or sections will be read to the visually impaired by Kentucky State Fair staff.
The Administrative Office is equipped with a TDD. The number is (502) 367-5131.
The Kentucky Exposition Center meets requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act. Accessible parking for individuals with limited mobility is located throughout the grounds.
Individuals who require special accommodations should contact Mike Kirchner, ADA coordinator, at the Kentucky Exposition Center, (502) 367-5132, two weeks in advance. For ticketed events, call the KEC Ticket Office at (502) 367-5144. Tickets are subject to availability.
GENERAL INFORMATIONAND SERVICES
FIRST-AIDA first-aid room equipped with first-aid necessities will be maintained on the 2nd floor of the Stadium, the 1st floor of the Coliseum, South Wing “C” and the Midway.
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STATE POLICE
Between West Hall and Midway
OUTSIDE ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER
If greater amperage is required, the needed installation can be acquired for a charge based on a fixed and quoted rate. Your current consumption will be checked during the Fair, as in the past, and you will pay our commercial rate. Electrical contractor located on the northeast corner of the Midway.
FEED AND BEDDINGFeeders Supply Company (502) 212-0433, Ext: 204 & 213
or (502) 367-5096 from August 19-29
Feed for livestock and horses may be brought in by exhibitors for their entries only or ordered from the official State Fair feed supplier. These orders must be placed so that deliveries may be completed by 9:00 a.m. each morning.
TELEPHONE
Telephone service will be provided by CCPI with pay stations located in convenient places on the grounds.
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Located on grounds throughout the Fair
BANK LOCATION
South Wing “C” Conference Center
ATM LOCATIONS
1. West Hall (Outside)2. South Wing (Inside Lobby)3. Freedom Hall (Front Lobby)
4. Broadbent Arena (In Concourse)
FOUND CHILD CENTER
Between West Hall and Midway
LOCATION OF SOUTH WING OFFICE ANDMIDWAY OFFICE
South Wing “C” Exhibit AreaMidway office - Midway Rest Station
DOG NOTICE
Dogs will not be permitted on the grounds of the Kentucky Fair and Exposition Center during the course of the Kentucky State Fair except those under leash control of the owner. Any dog running free will be impounded and removed from the grounds.
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HEALTH DEPARTMENT LOCATION ANDREGULATIONS FOR CONCESSIONAIRES
Located on Fairgrounds adjacent to midway offices. Each concessionaire is required to carry “Food Products Insurance” and “Public Liability Insurance” in the amounts stated in contract. As in previous years, all concessionaires must erect their own tent or other structure. Screens: each food operator must equip their food preparation areas with adequate screening for fly protection. Commissary Supplies: All establishments must purchase their supplies from the licensed wholesale distributors on the Fairgrounds. The Fair Board will select these distributors. All food and drink concessionaires will have standardized prices, and these prices must be posted so as to be visible from all service counters. State Health Regulations: A standard set of Kentucky State Board of Health regulations for food handling establishments will be mailed to all parties holding a food and drink privilege. The Health Department will mail these in ample time for everyone to be familiar with the regulations prior to setting up operations.
TRASH AND WET GARBAGE INFORMATION
The Fair will provide large, portable containers for the disposal of manure and trash. These vehicles will be parked at various locations throughout the livestock buildings at all times. Wet garbage containers will be stationed at various places on the Midway.
GOLF CART OPERATIONB&D Performance Golf Carts (502) 599-0034
Cunningham Golf Cars (502) 244-9244Devers 1-800-714-2201
Golf carts may not be operated in Coliseum, Exposition Wings and Halls, or on the Midway between the hours of 9:00 a.m. to closing, unless written permission is given by President of the Kentucky State Fair Board. These hours to be honored for the 11 days of the Fair. All golf carts operated on grounds must have a permit issued by the Kentucky State Fair, and user must pay a processing fee on all golf carts (rented or owned). If you lose golf cart permit, you must purchase another permit. If your golf cart is impounded, golf cart will be held for 24 hours.
USEF GR301.5(a) 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. 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 Rule 7. Wheelchairs and other mobility assistance devices for individuals with disabilities are exempt from this rule.
Bicycles, razor scooters, skate boards, roller blades and skates are prohibited. Violators will have their equipment confiscated.
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KENTUCKY STATE FAIRWORLD’S CHAMPIONSHIP
HORSE SHOW Ronald Carmicle J. Michael Libs Chairman Vice Chairman Kentucky State Fair Board Kentucky State Fair Board
Fred SarverBoard Member in Charge
William B. TolleAssistant Board Member in Charge
AUGUST 22-28, 2010***ENTRIES CLOSE JUNE 28, 2010***
* OFFICIALS *Scarlett Mattson .................................................................ManagerWilliam M. Munford, Jr. .................................. Senior Consultant
PRIZE MONEY - AWARDSAmount offered by Kentucky State Fair (est.) ................$720,000.00Amount offered by Kentucky Futurity (est.) .....................$68,200.00Amount offered by Kentucky Amateur Futurity (est.) ......$42,200.00Amount offered by National 3-Yr.-Old Futurity (est.) ....$110,600.00Amount offered in Silver & Awards (est.) ......................$210,000.00Amount offered in Added Entry Fees on Saturday Night (est.) .......................................................$50,000.00Total Premiums and Awards Available (est.)...............$1,200,000.00
JUDGESSADDLE HORSES
Kathy Boggs ........................................................... Spring Valley, OHJohn Champagne .......................................................Stanardsville, VAMichael Craghead ..............................................................Fresno, CALewis Eckard ................................................................Hildebran, NCMarilyn Macfarlane .................................................Simpsonville, KY
HACKNEY & HARNESS PONIESJohn Champagne .......................................................Stanardsville, VAMichael Craghead ..............................................................Fresno, CALewis Eckard ................................................................Hildebran, NCMarilyn Macfarlane .................................................Simpsonville, KY
EqUITATIONKathy Boggs ........................................................... Spring Valley, OHMichael Craghead ..............................................................Fresno, CAMarilyn Macfarlane .................................................Simpsonville, KY
ROADSTER HORSE & ROADSTER PONIESJohn Champagne .......................................................Stanardsville, VALewis Eckard ................................................................Hildebran, NCMarilyn Macfarlane .................................................Simpsonville, KY
OFFICE MANAGER/SHOW SECRETARY
Carrie Schueler ............................................................ Louisville, KY
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USEF STEWARDSMatt Kwapich ..............................................................Bernalillo, NMMary Lynn Whitney .............................................................. Cary, NCDorothy Trapp ........................................................ Topsail Beach, NC
ANNOUNCERS
Peter Doubleday ....................................................Southern Pines, NCPeter Fenton .............................................................Pleasureville, KYCathy Stumpf ........................................................... Harrodsburg, KYAustin “Buddy” Waggoner III ..................................... Louisville, KY
RINGMASTERSJohn Frye ...........................................................................Riverton, ILKent Moeller ............................................................. Chesterfield, VAWilliam G. Whitley, III ........................................................ Cary, NC
HORN BLOWERSteve Buttleman ........................................................... Louisville, KY
ORGANIST
Gene Wright ............................................................... Shelbyville, KY
VETERINARIAN
Dr. John Moran ...................................................... Flemingsburg, KY
FARRIER
James Quiram .............................................................. Louisville, KY
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Howie Schatzberg ...................................................... Cave Creek, AZDoug Shiflet .................................................................. Asheboro, NC
VIDEO PRODUCTIONS
Richfield Video .......................................................... Shelbyville, KY
STALL MANAGERScott Snider ..................................................................Shelbyvlle, KY
This Horse Show is a member of the United States Equestrian Federation, the Kentucky Association of Fairs & Horse Shows, Central Kentucky Horse Shows Association, South Central Hackney Association, and American Saddlebred Association of the Carolinas, Inc.
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NoticeNo faxiNg of eNtries will be accepted due to difficulty iN
readiNg. either mail, overNight or deliver the eNtries to the office.
Veterinary certificates forentry Fee Reimbursement
will not be accepted.
Stall Fee will be reimbursedif cancelled in the office by
Friday, August 6, 2010.
No changing or adding entries for qualifying classes after
Sunday, August 15, 2010 at 2:00 p.m.
Any horse entered and not shown whose stall is not returned to management will
be charged a non-showing fee of $500.00.
All Hackney/Harness Pony owners and trainers must be current members of
AHHS in order to show in the 2010 World’s championship Horse Show
All Saddlebred owners and trainers must becurrent members of ASHA in order to show in the 2010 World’s championship
Horse Show.
All Roadster owners, trainers and drivers must be members of the ARHPA.
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WORLD’S CHAMPIONSHIP HORSE SHOW RULES AND REGULATIONS
ENTRIES CLOSE MONDAY, JUNE 28, 2010
All entries must be postmarked on or before Monday, June 28, 2010.Postage meter date not accepted.
ENTRY BLANKS
One owner per entry blank. One check or credit card number per owner, which must cover all charges.
The entry blank must be complete in all aspects.
All horses and ponies must be entered in their full names, including registration numbers, and in the names of the owners of record. Please include a current copy of the registration certificate; USEF (required for all owners/trainers/competitors), ASHA and/or AHHS, and/or ARHPA membership cards; pony measurement card, if applicable; and coggins.
All signature lines for owner, rider, trainer, and responsible party (if applicable) must be signed. Trainer may sign as agent.
Entry blanks must include a check or credit card number for the full amount, in order to be processed for entry in the 2010 World’s Championship Horse Show. Open checks will not be accepted for entries. We reserve the right to return checks and request that payment be made by cash or money order.
All Saddlebred horses, Hackney/Harness ponies and Roadster horses must be registered with the American Saddlebred Registry, American Hackney Horse Society or USTA by the closing date of Monday, July 5, 2010.
USEF membership numbers for owners, trainers and riders must be submitted and are indicated on the membership cards, copies of which should be included with the entry form. ASHA and/or AHHS membership numbers for owners and trainers must be submitted and are also indicated on the membership cards, copies of which should be included with the entry form. ARHPA membership numbers for owner, driver and trainer must be submitted.
The first 650 orders for VIP Parking will be filled.
Copies of the entry blank are acceptable and may be downloaded from the website at www.wchs.ky.gov or by calling 502-367-5300.
Entries may be filed via email at www.wchs.ky.gov. A credit card number must be included when filing electronically, or entries will not be accepted. Instructions for submitting email entries are included on the website.
Entries received or postmarked before or on Monday, June 28, 2010, will not be considered post entries. U.S. Postal Service postmark supersedes a postage meter date.
Futurity colts that do not qualify for the finals can enter the open class on Wednesday, August 25, 2010.
No entries will be accepted by telephone or fax.
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Three Judges using Majority Opinion Scoring (MOS) System will be used on all classes.
Entries postmarked after Monday, June 28, 2010, and RECEIVED IN THE OFFICE before or on Monday, July 5, 2010, by 5:00 p.m. (EDT) will be considered post entries. U.S. Postal Service postmark supersedes a postage meter date, but postmark will not be considered after Monday, July 5, 2010. Post entries will be assessed charges according to the table listed on page 22. All entries RECEIVED IN THE OFFICE after 5:00 p.m. (EDT) on Monday, July 5, 2010, will not be accepted (regardless of postmark or meter date) and will be returned to the sender.
Entries will not be accepted without payment. They will be processed upon receipt of payment.
Electronic Registration1. Download the following file @ www.kystatefair.org
Registration Form
a. Right click on the Registration Form link above and choose “Save as...” or “Save Target as...” and save it on your desktop. b. Open the file and scroll down to the bottom where there are tabs. Please choose the red colored tab named “Entry Sheet”. The other tab is general instructions for each section. c. Fill in the green shaded areas in the sections that apply to you, making certain to save the sheet occasionally to prevent losing information.
2. When you have completed the form: a. Go to “File” and select “Save” to save all entry information. b. Sign into your email account of choice. c. Create a new message and address the email to: [email protected] d In the subject line, please include the words: WCHS Registration followed by a dash (-) and the owner’s last name so that it looks like the following:
Example:To: [email protected]
Subject: WCHS Registration-Jones e. Attach the entry form to this email. For specific instructions on attachments please refer to your email’s help section.
If you experience difficulties with this form, please contact [email protected].
Mail entries to: Kentucky State Fair Horse Show Office P.O. Box 37130 Louisville, KY 40233
If you need other information, please call: (502) 367-5300Overnight address: Kentucky State Fair Horse Show Office 937 Phillips Lane Louisville, KY 40209
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OPEN CHECKS
Open check must be presented in order to charge badges, championship entry fees, etc.
Open checks will be completed by show office for the account approximately seven (7) days after the close of the show.
PREMIUM CHECKS
You will be sent a copy of the check and payee statement within ten (10) days of the show.
Premium checks will go to the payee only, who will also receive the 1099 tax form.
Due to being a state agency, the premium checks cannot be issued without a Social Security Number or Federal Tax I.D. Number of the recipient. These must be included on the entry blank.
Premium checks will be mailed 30 days from the last day of the show.
TO PICK UP YOUR NUMBERS YOU WILL NEED
Copy of the original papers showing correct owner, USEF membership card for owner, rider, trainer, ASHA, ARHPA cards for owner, driver and trainer of Roadster horses, and AHHS, ASHA card for owner and trainer, measurement card for ponies, social security number for each payee. Check-in will be quicker if you send these with entry. Back numbers will not be issued without all of the above.
If a fraudulent affidavit is signed for the Saddlebred horse registration, or the USEF membership or the ASHA membership, a penalty of $200.00 will be assessed by both the ASHA and USEF.
USEF Chapter SB101.2 In the event a person files a false affidavit or an affidavit to show change of ownership or change of name without having taken steps to make the change with the ASHA, the Federation will levy a fine against that person in the amount of $200.00.
POST ENTRIES
Entries received or postmarked before or on Monday, June 28, 2010, will not be considered post entries. U.S. Postal Service postmark supersedes a postage meter date.
Entries postmarked after Monday, June 28, 2010 and received in the office before or on Monday, July 5, 2010, by 5:00 p.m. (EDT) will be considered post entries. U.S. Postal Service postmark supersedes a postage meter date, but postmark will not be considered after July 5, 2010. Post entries will be assessed charges according to the table below. All entries received in the office after 5:00 p.m. (EDT) on Monday, July 5, 2010, will not be accepted (regardless of postmark or meter date) and will be returned to the sender.
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Post Entry Fees are: Performance $100 Futurity $50 Equitation $25
NOMINATION & CHAMPIONSHIP FEES
In order for your entry to be listed in the championship class in the program, you must enter on the original entry blank and pay the nomination fee.
The nomination fee is non-refundable.
Pay the remainder of the championship fee upon entering the class.
Equitation championship classes have no nomination fee. You may enter the championship class, but do not pay the entry fee until you qualify and are going to show. Do not pay on the original entry blank.
Equitation workouts and draws for In Hand classes will be posted no earlier than one (1) hour before the session.
FOOTING
Claybase with sawdust, dimensions of the ring are 117’ x 290’.
RIDER-DRIVER AGE
All classes divided by Rider/Driver age will be determined by age as of December 1, 2009.
PONY MEASUREMENT
Numbers will not be issued without a measurement card.
If your pony must be measured, please come to the office and get a measurement form.
Measurement of ponies will be Sunday, August 22, 2010, at 5:00 p.m. or Monday, August 23, 2010, at 9:00 a.m. at the entrance to the metal stadium.
If your pony cannot be measured at the above time, please arrange a measurement time for your pony in the office or with the stewards.Roadster Pony Championships (except Junior) - 1st and 4th place pony will have heel measured after the class.
CHANGES
No changing or adding entries for qualifying classes after Sunday, August 22, 2010, at 2:00 p.m.
Fee for changing classes will be 1% of premiums paid per class, plus original entry fee.
After final closing date of Monday, July 5, 2010, an Equitation horse may not be entered into a Performance class, nor may a rider of a Performance horse be entered into an Equitation class.
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No substitutions for Performance classes will be allowed.
If an Equitation horse becomes unable to show, a substitution will be permitted, providing the office has been notified of horse being used.
When changing division divided by height, the horse must be measured at the horse show.
Futurity colts that do not qualify for the finals can enter the open class Wednesday, August 25, 2010.
SCRATCHES
A fee of $100.00 per horse per class will be charged upon failure to scratch the session before the class.
If an entry is scratched on or before Monday, July 19, 2010 all fees minus $50.00 will be refunded; after Monday, July 19, 2010 the only fee that will be refunded is the stall fee.
If all horses are scratched, then all badges and special parking passes will be cancelled.
Owners/Trainers of horses entered and scratched will be charged a non-showing fee of five hundred ($500.00) dollars when the stall is not returned to management.
Scratches from a class must be made as listed, the night before the morning’s sessions, and by 4:00 p.m. the afternoon of the night session.
Any entry in a class that is split and does not show in the class will be charged a penalty fee of three hundred ($300.00) dollars.
A horse entered and scratched from a futurity class will be charged a scratch fee of twenty-five ($25.00) dollars.
REFUNDS
Veterinary certificates for entry fee reimbursement will not be accepted. All requests for refund corrections on payee statement must be made in writing by Friday, October 15, 2010.
If entries are made with credit card, refunds will be made within a week or ten (10) day period.
It is strongly encouraged for Pleasure/Park Western Invitational entries to be made with a credit card in case the entry has to be returned due to not being qualified.
STALLS
No refund if stall cannot be resold by management.
For refund on stall returned to management, the correct number of stalls used must be given to the office on or before Friday, August 6, 2010. No credit will be given for notification after this deadline.
Exchange of stalls must be done through the office and approved by the manager.
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Due to limited facilities, only horses showing at the 2010 Kentucky State Fair are to be stabled on the grounds.
Owners/Trainers of horses entered and not shown will be charged a non-showing fee of $500.00 if stall is not returned to management.
Horses will not be stabled until 5:00 p.m. Thursday, August 19, 2010, without prior arrangement with management. Do not bed stalls before this date.
Management reserves the right to limit the number of tack stalls per stable depending on the number of horses entered: one (1) tack stall for one to four (1-4) horses; one tack stall for every four (4) horses after the initial tack stall.
No first bedding for stalls. Doors are on all permanent and portable stalls.
FEED, STRAW, SHAVINGS, AND HAY
Feed for livestock and horses may be brought in by exhibitors for their entries only or ordered from the official State Fair feed supplier. These orders must be placed so that deliveries may be completed by 9:00 a.m. each morning.
TRANSFER OF A HORSE
A horse entered by the closing date that is sold or moved to another stable may be transferred to the new trainer, but all entry and stall fees will remain with the original entry blank.
Change of owner and/or trainer must be accompanied with a credit card number, if original fees are to be transfered with the horse, the office must be notified in writing by the original owner or trainer.
VETERINARIAN
Dr. John Moran is the official veterinarian of the Kentucky State Fair. He or his assistant will be available at all times, and they may be reached at the Hilton Garden Inn, (502) 637-2424, when the show is not in progress. During the show, please contact the Horse Show Office (502) 367-5300, or the number posted on the doors of the Horse Show Office.
HEALTH REqUIREMENTS FOR HORSES
For Health Requirement information, contact:Kentucky Department of Agriculture (502) 564-3956
DOGS
Must be confined to the stable or tack room area and be kept tied or on a leash.
No dogs allowed in the Coliseum or Horse Show Office.
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DIVIDED CLASSES
Management reserves the right to use the following policy and will comply with USEF Rules and Suggested Recommendations for dividing classes.
Amateur, Ladies and Junior Exhibitor Championship classes will be limited to ribbon winners only. If splits occur in the qualifying classes, the following policy will be applied.
If no Open qualifying classes are split, those qualified may show in their respective championship, but management may limit the number to ribbon winners only.
Qualifiers for Championships with split classes will be determined by the following policies:
Championship with one (1) qualifying class (under saddle); all can show in the championship. If the qualifying class is split, resulting in two (2) classes, or divisions, then 1-8 ribbon winners from both classes, or divisions, are eligible to show in the championship. If the one (1) qualifying class is split into three (3) classes, or divisions, then 1-8 ribbon winners from each of the three (3) classes, or divisions, are eligible to show in the championship. If the one (1) qualifying class is split into four (4) classes, or divisions, then 1-6 ribbon winners from each of the four (4) classes, or divisions, are eligible to show in the championship.
Championship class with one (1) qualifying class (in harness, or driving); all can show in the championship. If the qualifying class is split, resulting in two (2) classes, or divisions, then 1-8 ribbon winners from both classes, or divisions, are eligible to show in the championship. If the one (1) qualifying class is split into three (3) classes, or divisions, then 1-5 ribbon winners from each of the three (3) classes, or divisions, are eligible to show in the championship. If the one (1) qualifying class is split into four (4) classes, or divisions, then 1-4 ribbon winners from each of the four (4) classes, or divisions, are eligible to show in the championship.
Championship classes with two (2) qualifying classes: class A and class B. Class A is split into two (2) classes, class 1A and class 2A, ribbon winners first through fourth (1-4) in class 1A and class 2A are eligible for the championship. Class B is not split; therefore, ribbon winners first through eighth (1-8) in class B are eligible for the championship.
Championship classes with two (2) qualifying classes: class A and class B. Class A is split into two (2) classes, class 1A and class 2A, ribbon winners first through fourth (1-4) in class 1A and class 2A are eligible for the championship. Class B is split into two (2) classes, class 1B and class 2B, ribbon winners first through fourth (1-4) in class 1B and class 2B are eligible for the championship.
Championship classes with two (2) qualifying classes: class A and class B. Class A is split into three (3) classes, class 1A, class 2A, and class 3A. Ribbon winners first through third (1-3) in class 1A, class 2A and class 3A are eligible for the championship. Class B is not split; therefore, ribbon winners first through eighth (1-8) in class B are eligible for the championship.
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Championship classes with three (3) qualifying classes: class A, class B, and class C. Class A is split into two (2) classes, class 1A and class 2A, ribbon winners first through fourth (1-4) in class 1A and class 2A are eligible for the championship. Class B and C are not split, ribbon winners first through eighth (1-8) are eligible for the championship.
Championship classes with three (3) qualifying classes: class A, class B, and class C. Class A is split into two (2) classes, class 1A and class 2A; also class B is split into two (2) classes, class 1B and class 2B. Ribbon winners first through fourth (1-4) in classes 1A, 2A, 1B and 2B are eligible for the championship. Class C is not split, ribbon winners first through eighth (1-8) from class C are eligible for the championship.
The following policy for Roadster Horses will be applied to championships in this division.
Championship classes with two (2) qualifying classes: class A and class B. Class A is split into two (2) classes, class 1A and class 2A, ribbon winners first through third (1-3) in class 1A and class 2A are eligible for the Championship. Class B is not split; therefore, ribbon winners first through sixth (1-6) are eligible for the Championship.
ROADSTER HORSE TO BIKE OR WAGON CLASSES ARE LIMITED TO TWELVE (12) HORSES. USEF ARTICLE 3406.1.
Championship classes with two (2) qualifying classes; class A and class B. Class A is split into two (2) classes, class 1A and class 2A, ribbon winners first through third (1-3) in class 1A and class 2A are eligible for the Championship. Class B is split into two (2) classes, class 1B and class 2B, ribbon winners first through third (1-3) in class 1B and class 2B are eligible for the Championship.
If a situation arises that is not covered in the above policies then management will determine the eligible ribbon winners, and they will be posted in the horse show office.
When classes are divided, horses must stay in the class shown in the program or as posted.
Exhibitors are not allowed to choose their class. This is entirely the decision of management.
Trainers are responsible for checking class splits.
Split or non-split futurity classes will be held as the first scheduled class listed with finals, if needed, being held as scheduled.
KENTUCKY COUNTY FAIR CHAMPIONSHIPS
All horses in the Kentucky County Fair Three-Gaited, Fine Harness and Five-Gaited classes must be registered American Saddlebreds, and ponies in the Hackney, Road Pony and Harness Pony classes must be registered Hackney Ponies. Road horses must be registered with USTA, unless shown before 2003.Five-Gaited, Three-Gaited, Road Horse, Road Pony - Must show in
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eight (8) classes within five (5) horse shows of the same section that are member shows of the Kentucky Association of Fairs & Horse Shows.
Harness & Hackney Pony & American Saddlebred Fine Harness - Must show in five (5) classes at five (5) horse shows at the same section that are member shows of the Kentucky Association of Fairs & Horse Shows.
False representation of eligibility will cause disqualification and may result in your not being allowed to show in the 2011 Kentucky State Fair World’s Championship Horse Show.
Owner must be a member of the association. Membership fee is $30.00 and can be sent to: Kentucky Association of Fairs & Horse Shows, c/o Gib Gosser, PO Box 361, Somerset, KY 42902. If not a member at time of entry, the membership fee will be charged to your account.
Qualifying period begins the day following the 2009 Kentucky State Fair World’s Championship Horse Show until the day beginning the 2010 Kentucky State Fair World’s Championship Horse Show.
Road Horses or Pony Under Saddle and Road Youth classes are not qualifying classes.
MISCELLANEOUS
Any class at the 2010 Kentucky State Fair World’s Championship Horse Show that has less than five (5) horses shown will be put on probation in 2011, if less than five (5) horses are shown in 2011 the class will either not be held or combined with a class that has the same specifications in 2011 or 2012.
The Kentucky State Fair reserves the right to decline or to accept any entry or entries, and to return or decline refunds of any fees.
False representation of eligibility or information will cause disqualification and may result in you or your horse not being allowed to show in the 2010 Kentucky State Fair World’s Championship Horse Show.
The Kentucky State Fair may also prohibit any person from attending or showing a horse in the ring and remove any owner, stable employee or horse from the ring or grounds without liability of any kind.
An entry must be ready 20 minutes before the class in which it is entered is called. Progress of the preceding class will be given over the speakers in the stable area. Failure to hear the announcement shall not relieve exhibitor of obligation to have entries ready and to comply with the rule. Barn calls are a courtesy of the show. Due to the schedule and time frame, request for a hold between classes can not be given.
Any exhibitor, rider or driver who refuses to obey the request of the judge, ringmaster or manager automatically becomes debarred from further competition and forfeits all previous winnings, together with entry fee and other charges. At the discretion of the manager, the offending individual and his entire exhibit may be removed from the grounds.
All electrical equipment, regardless of source of power, must comply with all national, state, and local safety codes.
All In-Hand classes: if you miss your assigned position to show your colt you will automatically be disqualified.All electrical cords must be the 3-wire grounded type. All exposed
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noncurrent carrying metal parts of fixed equipment, which are liable to be energized, shall be grounded.
WORK AREA
All horse vans or trailers should enter via Gate 6 off Preston Street.
Covered outside arena will be available at all hours unless notified by management.
Stopher Walk - Available up to 30 minutes before show time. During the show, it is available only to horses preparing to show in the next class.
Freedom Hall - Gate will be closed 20 minutes after each session then will be open until 8:00 a.m. on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday; 7:00 a.m. on Wednesday and Friday, unless otherwise posted.
Sunday night after the performance the first hour in Freedom Hall, no whips, noisemakers or attention getting devices will be allowed. Monday through Friday the first hour after the afternoon performances will also be a work time in Freedom Hall for horses under saddle only with no whips, noisemakers or attention getting devices. A steward will be in center ring during this time to enforce this policy.
Saturday afternoon Freedom Hall will be closed to everyone.
No beverages allowed around the rail at anytime during the show. Red taped area on straightaway is for trainers and grooms with horses in that class.
ILLEGAL EqUIPMENT/PRACTICES
SB103. General. [ Chapter SB-Saddlebred Division] Effective 4/1/06: 7. Attention getting devices &/or other noisemakers (including but not limited to tape measures, blow horns, bamboo poles, explosives, fire extinguishers, baby powder, whips longer than 6’, etc.) are not allowed in and around the make up and competition rings during scheduled competition sessions. All such items will be confiscated and offenders will be reported to the USEF. (See also GR302.4i and GR320)
In consideration of your fellow exhibitors and for presenting the proper image of the American Saddlebred, attention getting devices should be used with caution in the warm-up and schooling areas. We encourage you not to use lash whip on victory passes.
DRESS CODE
The UPHA has adopted a dress code and has requested it be put into effect at the Kentucky State Fair World’s Championship Horse Show; it is as follows and applies to all trainers, handlers, grooms, and other participants entering the show ring:
-Collared shirts required. Stable names and logos are acceptable.-Shirts must be tucked in while in the show ring.-Slacks or Khaki pants only (neither denim nor shorts).-Billed hats must be worn forward.The Kentucky State Fair World’s Championship Horse Show will again
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hold the Western Country Pleasure Invitational at the 2010 horse show. As begun in the second half of the 2008-2009 qualifying period, points may be earned at any competition listed on the ASHA’s database, regardless of whether such competition is a USEF licensed competition. The points earned in all western country pleasure classes restricted to American Saddlebreds, with the exception of the working, trail and classes open to professionals, will count in determining the eligible entries. Classes open to all breeds will not count. Again, the American Saddlebred Horse Association will tabulate the points, and the eligible list will be posted on ASHA’s Web site (www.saddlebred.com). The qualifying period will begin on July 1, 2009, and will end on June 30, 2010; the sixteen (16) horses with the most points will be invited. There will be alternates chosen to replace any of the top sixteen (16) horses that choose not to participate. Points will not be given for placing in the Western Country Pleasure Invitational qualifying class or championship at the 2009 Kentucky State Fair World’s Championship Horse Show. The horses are to be chosen using the same point system as the Pleasure and Park qualifying for the Kentucky State Fair. Points are to be tabulated and verified by the American Saddlebred Horse Association. All American Saddlebreds competing in Western Country Pleasure classes, as detailed below, will be eligible for consideration. The Kentucky State Fair reserves the right to resolve any dispute as to the accuracy of the point total used to determine which horses are deemed eligible to compete. The information explaining the criteria used to determine the horses that will be invited to participate in this qualifying class and championship is listed below. It is also the responsibility of the owner or trainer of the invited horse to enter this class and championship on the official entry blank and by the closing dates for the Western Pleasure division as specified in the detailed qualifying criteria. Points will be tabulated as follows: 1. From July 1, 2009 through December 31, 2010, all classes for Saddlebred Western Country Pleasure at any competition listed on the ASHA’s database, regardless of whether such competition is a USEF licensed competition will count for points. In order for a non-licensed competition to be listed on the ASHA’s database, the manager, chairperson, or a representative of that competition must notify the ASHA as to the dates, location, and manager of the competition before the competition is to be held. The secretary or the manager of said show is responsible for sending in the results to the ASHA within ten (10) days after the competition and by the closing date of the qualifying period. Results will not be accepted (regardless of the postmark or meter date) by the ASHA that are received in the office after the closing date of the qualifying period. Classes open to all breeds are not counted. 2. Saddle & Bridle’s Shatner Western Pleasure qualifying classes, Saddle & Bridle’s $5,000 Shatner Western Pleasure 2009 Grand Championship and Saddle & Bridle’s $1,000 Shatner Junior Exhibitor Western Pleasure 2009 Finals, count for points. Working Western Pleasure, Trail and classes open to professionals are not counted. 3. For purposes of qualifying for the 2010 Kentucky State Fair, no competitions except those specifically described hereinafter will be considered as “triple point competitions.”
4. Points will be awarded to eligible horses for ribbons won in each class,
AMERICAN SADDLEBRED COUNTRY PLEASURE WESTERN INVITATIONAL: qUALIFYING INFORMATION
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except as specifically described hereinafter, from first place through eighth place, as follows: All ribbon winners in classes of six (6) or more entries will recive the following points - 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 (8 for 1st, 7 for 2nd, and so on) - based on number of ribbons awarded; a class with five (5) entries from first place through fourth place, as follows: 4, 3, 2, 1; a class with four (4) entries, from first place through third place as follows: 3, 2, 1; and a class with three (3) entries, from first place through second place as follows: 2, 1. A class with two (2) entries, the first place will receive one point. A class with only one (1) entry will receive no points..
5. For the St. Louis National Horse Show, September 23-26, 2009, designated by USEF as the National Championship for Saddlebred Western Country Pleasure, triple points are awarded for the following classes: Saddle & Bridle’s $5,000 Shatner Western Pleasure 2009 Grand Championship, Saddle & Bridle’s $1,000 Shatner Junior Exhibitor Western Pleasure 2009 Finals, and the $500 Western Country Pleasure Championship. Double points are awarded for qualifying classes at that show for the $750 Western Country Pleasure Championship. Single points are awarded for the qualifying class at that show for the 2010 Finals. 6. To break any tie necessary to determine the invitation list, preference shall be given to the horse that has accumulated its point total from awards in the fewest classes with the greatest number of total entries. 7. For purposes of potential Western Country Pleasure qualifying for the 2010 Kentucky State Fair, points will not be accumulated at the Kentucky State Fair by horses competing in the 2009 Kentucky State Fair; performances at the 2009 Kentucky State Fair will be excluded from potential qualifying point-totals for the 2010 competition. 8. Ongoing point rankings from the 2009/2010 qualifying season will be posted on the ASHA website on or before April 1, 2010, including competition results received and verified by ASHA. Updates will be made daily or whenever new results are entered. Any questions or disputes regarding these point rankings must be made formally, in writing, either by fax or US mail. The fax number is (502) 367-5305 and the full mailing address is:
The Kentucky State Fair, c/o Horse Show Manager 937 Phillips Avenue, Louisville, KY 40209
9. Competitions held at or immediately prior to the entry closing deadline for the 2010 Kentucky State Fair will be urged to provide their official results to USEF and/or ASHA immediately upon the conclusion of the competition. The final point rankings for the 2009/2010 qualifying section will be released immediately after their computation, on or about July 5, including at least eight horses listed in rank order as “Also Eligible.” Should any of the 16 horses fail to enter the Kentucky State Fair (provided all required payments and entries have been received in full, as specified in the prize list, at the Horse Show Office by 5:00 p.m. EST on July 9), formal invitations will be extended to horses on the “Also Eligible” list, in rank order, to provide the full complement of 16 horses for the event. All horses on the “Also Eligible” list may enter immediately upon its release; any horse whose entry cannot be accepted will have all fees refunded. In no event will any entry or payment from “Also Eligible” horses be accepted after Thursday, July 15 at 5:00 p.m. EST. 10. The Kentucky State Fair World’s Championship Horse Show reserves to itself, without limitation, the sole and unconditional right to interpret any question or dispute with regard to the interpretation of the above, including any ancillary questions, without further recourse, and its decisions shall be final.
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KENTUCKY STATE FAIR WORLD’S CHAMPIONSHIP HORSE SHOW PLEASURE AND PARK HORSE
qUALIFYING REqUIREMENTS
1. All horses must qualify to compete in the American Saddlebred Show Pleasure, American Saddlebred Country Pleasure, and American Saddlebred Park Divisions of the 2010 Kentucky State Fair World’s Championship Horse Show. Horses will be entered in these Divisions only if they have been shown in a minimum of six (6) classes, in three (3) or more different competitions, (not including the 2009 World’s Championship Horse Show) in the same Divisions in which they wish to compete at the 2010 World’s Championship Horse Show, either under saddle or in harness, beginning July 1, 2009, through June 30, 2010. At the 2010 World’s Championship Horse Show, the same horse may not enter and/or compete in the Junior Exhibitor and the Adult class, nor may it enter and/or compete in “under saddle and driving” or in more than one age division.
For purposes of qualification, however, as noted above, the same horse may enter and compete in both driving and under saddle, so long as the competition is in the same Division (i.e., country pleasure driving and country pleasure under saddle). Also for puposes of qualification, a horse in the Show Pleasure or Country Pleasure Divisions cannot be shown by its trainer on behalf of the owner of the horse, nor may a horse be shown by any adult family member of the trainer of the horse (provided, however, that this does not preclude a family member of a trainer from showing a horse if the horse is owned by the trainer or by such family member).
For purposes of potential Show Pleasure, Country Pleasure, and Park qualifying for the 2010 Kentucky State Fair, points will not be accumulated at the Kentucky State Fair by horses competing in the 2009 Kentucky State Fair; performances at the 2009 Kentucky State Fair will be excluded from potential qualifying point totals for the 2010 competition.
2. Qualifying information for the American Saddlebred Show Pleasure, Country Pleasure Park Division, as well as the Western Invitational Division, is on pages 30 and 31 of the 2010 Horse Show Premium Book.
3. Each qualifying class in the American Saddlebred Show Pleasure Horse Division, the American Saddlebred Country Pleasure Horse Division, and the American Saddlebred Three-Gaited Park Division has a maximum number of qualified entrants that will be permitted to compete in each class. For the 2010 competition, the maximum number of qualified entrants for each qualifying class is as follows:
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Description Maximum #
Adult Three-Gaited Show Pleasure [3 Divisions]
75 [25 per Division]
Junior Exhibitor Three-Gaited Show Pleasure, Rider 14 – 17 Years Old [2 Divisions]
40 [20 per Division]
Junior Exhibitor Three-Gaited Show Pleasure, Rider 13 Years Old and under [2 Divisions]
40 [20 per Division]
Junior Exhibitor Show Pleasure Driving, Driver 17 Years Old and under
15
Adult Show Pleasure Driving [2 Divisions]
30 [15 per Division]
Adult Five-Gaited Show Pleasure [2 Divisions]
50 [25 per Division]
Junior Exhibitor Five-Gaited Show Pleasure, Rider 17 Years Old and Under
25
Junior Exhibitor Three-Gaited Country Pleasure, Rider 13 Years Old and Under
20
Junior Exhibitor Three-Gaited Country Pleasure, Rider 14 – 17 Years Old [2 Divisions]
40 [20 per Division]
Adult Three-Gaited Country Pleasure [2 Divisions]
50 [25 per Division]
Country Pleasure Driving [2 Divisions] 30 [15 per Division]
Open Park Mare 25
Open Park Stallion/Gelding 25
Amateur Park Stallion/Gelding 25
Amateur Park Mare 25
Junior Exhibitor Park 20
4. In the event the total number of entrants received for any qualifying class does not exceed the maximum numbers listed in #3 above, all entrants will be permitted to compete at the 2010 World’s Championship Horse Show.
5. As in prior years, Championship classes at the 2010 Horse Show will be limited to competitors who have received a ribbon in a qualifying class at the 2010 Horse Show. In the case of a split of a qualifying class, the policy for divided classes explained on page 26 of the prize list will be applied.
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6. In the event the total number of qualified entrants received for any qualifying class exceeds the maximum numbers listed in #3 above by five (5) horses or less, the Kentucky State Fair reserves the right to permit all qualified entrants to compete in a qualifying class; but if the number entered exceeds the maximum number by more than five (5), the number of entries will be reduced to the original maximum number (e.g., if there are eighty-eight (88) entries in Adult Show Pleasure, only seventy five (75) will be allowed to show). The horses that will be eligible to compete in such qualifying class will be chosen based on a point system tabulated and verified by the American Saddlebred Horse Association (“ASHA”), as follows:
• ForShowPleasure,CountryPleasure,andPark,horsesmusthave “qualified” as described in #1 above (6 classes, at 3 shows), in the same Division.
• AllAmericanSaddlebredhorsescompetinginanycompetitionlisted on the ASHA’s database, regardless of whether such competition is a USEF licensed competition, will be eligible for consideration. In order for a non-licensed competition to be listed on the ASHA’s database, the manager, chairperson, or a representative of that competition must notify the ASHA as to the dates, location, and manager of the competition before the competition is to be held. The secretary or the manager of said competition is responsible for sending in the results to the ASHA within ten (10) days after the competition and by the closing date of the qualifying period. Results will not be accepted (regardless of the postmark or meter date) by the ASHA that are received in the office after the closing date of the qualifying period.
• All ribbon winners in classes of six (6) or more entries will recive the following points - 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 (8 for 1st, 7 for 2nd, and so on) - based on number of ribbons awarded; a class with five (5) entries from first place through fourth place, as follows: 4, 3, 2, 1; a class with four (4) entries, from first place through third place as follows: 3, 2, 1; and a class with three (3) entries, from first place through second place as follows: 2, 1. A class with two (2) entries, the first place will receive one point; only one (1) entry will receive no points. Points will count in the following Divisions: Show Pleasure Three-Gaited, Five-Gaited, and Driving; Country Pleasure Three-Gaited, Five Gaited and Driving; Park – Three-Gaited. Points will not be allocated in the following classes for qualification at the 2010 Kentucky State Fair: Open Pleasure, Walk/Trot Pleasure and Park Pleasure.
• Points will not be allocated in Show Pleasure, Country Pleasure, and Park Division (as noted in #1) at the 2009 Kentucky State Fair.
• To break any tie necessary to determine the eligibility list,preference will be given to the entry with the larger number
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of points from USEF competitions. If no points come from USEF shows, then the entry with the larger number of points earned from classes with six (6) or more entries will be given preference.
• Onlypoints accumulatedduring thequalifying period in theDivision in which the horse is entered at the 2010 Kentucky State Fair will count toward qualifying for the Kentucky State Fair. Points accumulated during the qualifying period remain with a horse, regardless of any change(s) of ownership.
• The ASHA will tabulate the points accumulated by each horse,and points will be posted on the ASHA website at www.asha.net. The results for competitions that are listed on the ASHA website will be used to determine points for eligibility, and must be in the ASHA Office for tabulation by the end of the qualifying period (regardless of postmark and metered date).
• The Kentucky State Fair reserves the right to resolve anydispute as to the accuracy of the point total used to determine which horses are deemed eligible to compete.
• The first and second place winners only (i.e., Champion and Reserve Champion) in a championship class for Show Pleasure – Three-Gaited, Five-Gaited, and Driving; Country Pleasure – Three-Gaited and Driving; Park – Three-Gaited at the 2009 World’s Championship Horse Show shall be eligible to compete in the same Division in 2010 for which the championship class was held, provided that such horses also showed in a minimum of six (6) classes, in three (3) or more different competitions (not including the 2009 World’s Championship Horse Show), in the same Division in which they wish to compete at the 2010 World’s Championship Horse Show, either under saddle or in harness during the period beginning July 1, 2009, and ending June 30, 2010.
7. Inasmuch as qualifying for the 2010 Kentucky State Fair may result from participation in competitions not sanctioned by the USEF and thereby not subject to the USEF Drugs and Medications program, in addition to the random drug testing that entrants at the 2010 Kentucky State Fair are subject to, all qualifying and Championship classes at the 2010 Kentucky State Fair in the Show Pleasure, Country Pleasure and Park Divisions will be subject to mandatory drug testing in conjunction with the USEF Drugs and Medications program.
8. The Kentucky State Fair World’s Championship Horse Show is a member of the USEF, and is therefore subject to all USEF rules and regulations.
9. The Kentucky State Fair reserves the right to make a determination to exclude a class from inclusion that does not qualify as an American Saddlebred competition, such as any of the following:
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“open English pleasure”; “pleasure prospect”; “open to all breeds”; “show/country” (without designating one or the other); “pleasure”; or any class other than Park Division classes in which a professional trainer is permitted to show a horse.
10. The Kentucky State Fair World’s Championship Horse Show reserves to itself, without limitation, the sole and unconditional right to interpret any questions or dispute with regard to the interpretation of the above, including any ancillary questions, without further recourse, and its decision shall be final.
STALL/ENTRY LIMITATIONS
Stabling capacity at the Kentucky State Fair World’s Championship Horse Show has reached its limit over the past several years; no additional temporary stabling can be built beyond the capacity of previous years. Therefore, while it is extremely unlikely, it is conceivable that an insufficiency in stabling capacity and/or consequent available time in the schedule may result in Management determining that a division or section of the Kentucky State Fair World’s Championship Horse Show is deemed to be overfilled. If Management deems that any division or section is overfilled, the Kentucky State Fair World’s Championship Horse Show reserves to itself the right to determine the number of entries in that division or section, per USEF GR 2509.2 (b), based on winnings in the qualifying period of Wednesday, July 1, 2009 to Tuesday, June 30, 2010. Qualifying standards will be based on the USEF National Horse of the Year points as a means of qualification, based on results of USEF competitions in the qualifying period above, as verified by the American Saddlebred Horse Association. In the event of the need to invoke qualifying standards, horses which have competed and won ribbons in USEF Recognized Competitions are ranked ahead of horses which have not; horses need not necessarily be enrolled or recorded in the USEF Horse of the Year program to receive points. Points are calculated based strictly on results at USEF Recognized Competitions; enrolled/recorded horses receive no preferences.
If qualifying standards are invoked by the management of the Kentucky State Fair, and the number of horses competing in and receiving points from USEF Recognized Competitions is insufficient to fill all space and stabling available, all other horses entered (those horses having no points) will be placed in a separate pool; if necessary a lottery drawing will then be conducted from this pool to determine the entries to be accepted. The number of horses to be selected by means of this drawing will be determined at the time of any decision to refuse entries. Whether a division or section is overfilled and (to) the extent to which it is overfilled shall be determined at the sole discretion of the Kentucky State Fair World’s Championship Horse Show.
In the event of a tie in point totals affecting the standard required for entry acceptance, a drawing will be held among all those with identical points to determine which entries will be accepted and/or refused.
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JUDGING PANEL RESTRICTIONS
The Kentucky State Fair World’s Championship Horse Show will not accept entries from an exhibitor who has horses stabled on the premises of a member of the Judging Panel within a 30-day period prior to the start of the competition (whether or not remuneration is provided). Stud fees, broodmare boarding, retired horses, and those being used regularly in a lesson program are excluded.
The same policies apply to a judge who has horses stabled on an exhibitor’s premises.
2010 TROPHY POLICY
Perpetual and challenge trophies will remain with the horse show, as they will no longer be checked out to the exhibitor for a year.
A TICKET ORDER FORM IS LOCATEDIN THE FRONT OF THIS BOOK FOR ORDERING.
See order form for individual and weekly $150.00 seats.
Reserved seats for Sunday - Thursday ..........................*$11.00 Advance $15.00 Day of EventReserved seats for Friday - Saturday .............................*$17.00 Advance $23.00 Day of Event*Advance session seating and gate admission must be purchased by Midnight, Wednesday, August 18, 2010.
By Mail Order ONLY:Offer only available June 21 thru August 18. 2010
Gate admission is required for entrance into the grounds.Advanced Outside Gate Admission tickets may be ordered with the horse show seats at:Adult .....................................................................................................$6.00Children, 12 Years & Under and Senior Citizens ................................$2.00
RESERVED SEATS FOR THE WEEK ...................................... $170.00(Includes one (1) outside gate ticket per session.)
Total order must include $6.00 for postage.
FEED AND BEDDING
Feeders Supply Company (502) 583-3867 or (502) 367-5096 from August 19-29.
NUMBERS
Golf Carts:B&D Performance Golf Carts (502) 599-0034Cunningham Golf Cars (502) 244-9244Devers 1-(800)-714-2201
Video:Richfield Video (502) 633-1642
Decorator:Juel Carman (317) 410-3047
Photographer:Howie Schatzberg (480) 595-2865 Doug Shiflet (336) 629-6545
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GENERAL FEES
EXHIBITOR SEATS, EXHIBITOR BADGE WITHOUT SEAT, TRAINER, AND GROOM ARMBANDS are only available to exhibitors, trainers and owners who have HORSES ENTERED AT THIS SHOW and must be purchased on the ENTRY BLANK with horses. If additional seats or badges are needed, only those TRAINERS who have already purchased may buy more, if available, AND THE TRAINER MUST BE THE ONE TO COME INTO THE OFFICE AND PURCHASE. Badges MAY BE limited!
These will be sold in the Horse Show Office ONLY until 8:00 p.m. each evening of the show.
Exhibitor Outside Gate Admission Book ....................................... $40.00 (Contains 20 passes.) For exhibitors and grooms only. ORDERED ON ENTRY BLANK WITH HORSES ENTERED. Includes Fair Parking Fee
Exhibitor Badge with Seat (Reserved Seat) ................................... $90.00 Good for make-up ring & seating area which is printed on your
badge. NOT GOOD FOR RAIL SIDE. ORDERED ON ENTRY BLANK WITH HORSES ENTERED.
Exhibitor Badge without Seat ......................................................... $60.00 (No seat.) LIMITED TO 2 PER OWNER. Good for make-up ring only. ORDERED ON ENTRY BLANK WITH HORSES ENTERED.
In order to allow trainers and grooms better access to their horses and exhibitors in the ring, trainer and groom badges are being replaced by armbands. Only those individuals wearing trainer or groom armbands will be able to stand/walk around the ring at ground level. Armbands must be worn on the arm for admission to warm-up area or Freedom Hall.
Trainer Armband ............................................................................. $60.00 (No seat.) LIMITED TO 1 PER STABLE. Good for make-up ring, rail side & entrance to box seating area. ORDERED ON ENTRY BLANK WITH HORSES ENTERED.
Groom’s Armband .......................................................................... $60.00 FOR GROOMS ONLY. LIMITED TO 1 FOR EVERY 4 HORSES, PER STABLE. (No Seat.) Good for entrance to make-up ring & rail side only. ORDERED ON ENTRY BLANK WITH HORSES ENTERED.
All Horse and Tack Stalls ............................................................. $150.00
Office Fee .................................................................................$40.00 Includes 1 Program 5 Outside Gate Admission Tickets to Owner 5 Outside Gate Admission Tickets to Trainer
Horse Show VIP Parking .............................................................. $150.00 (Limited to the first 650 sold. Limit 1 parking per owner and 1
parking per trainer. State Fair parking fee included. Special lot between the Horse Barns & Horse Show Office must purchase outside gate admisson.)
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PRIZE DISTRIBUTION
Prize money awarded in classes will be divided in the following manner:
Purse 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th
$100,000 24,000 20,000 14,000 10,000 9,000 8,000 8,000 7,000 $50,000 12,000 10,000 7,000 5,000 4,500 4,000 4,000 3,500 $25,000 6,000 5,000 3,500 2,500 2,250 2,000 2,000 1,750 $15,000 3,600 3,000 2,100 1,500 1,350 1,200 1,200 1,050 $10,000 2,400 2,000 1,400 1,000 900 800 800 700 $ 5,000 1,200 1,000 700 500 450 400 400 350 $ 4,000 960 800 560 400 360 320 320 280 $ 3,500 840 700 490 350 315 280 280 245 $ 3,000 720 600 420 300 270 240 240 210 $ 2,500 600 500 350 250 225 200 200 175 $ 2,000 480 400 280 200 180 160 160 140 $ 1,500 360 300 210 150 135 120 120 105
The 6 classes on Saturday Night with pay-backs are figured on the same percentage as the above.
Total with Purse Added $ 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th $50,000 74,000 17,760 14,800 10,360 7,400 6,660 5,920 5,920 5,180 $25,000 35,000 8,400 7,000 4,900 3,500 3,150 2,800 2,800 2,450 $15,000 21,000 5,040 4,200 2,940 2,100 1,890 1,680 1,680 1,470 $10,000 14,000 3,360 2,800 1,960 1,400 1,260 1,120 1,120 980
Distribution of Prize Money with Entry Fees added back if 8 horses show in Saturday Night Championships (8 or more must show)
Total with Purse Added $ 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th $50,000 80,000 19,200 16,000 11,200 8,000 7,200 6,400 6,400 5,600 $25,000 37,500 9,000 7,500 5,250 3,750 3,375 3,000 3,000 2,625 $15,000 22,500 5,400 4,500 3,150 2,250 2,025 1,800 1,800 1,575 $10,000 15,000 3,600 3,000 2,100 1,500 1,350 1,200 1,200 1,050
Distribution of Prize Money with Entry Fees added back if 10 horses show in Saturday Night Championships (8 or more must show)
$100,000 World’s Championship Five-Gaited Classwill not be an entry fee added back class.
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2010 KENTUCKY STATE FAIRWORLD’S CHAMPIONSHIP HORSE SHOW
Sunday Night, August 22nd - 6:30 PM
1 ASR Futurity of Kentucky - Weanlings 2 Kentucky County Fair Fine Harness Championship 3 Kentucky County Fair Harness Pony Championship 4 Division II of Class 1 (IF NECESSARY) 5 Kentucky County Fair Three-Gaited Championship 6 Kentucky County Fair Roadster Pony Championship 7 ASR Futurity of Kentucky - Yearlings 8 Kentucky County Fair Roadster Championship 9 Division II of Class 7 (IF NECESSARY) 10 Kentucky County Fair Hackney Pony Championship 11 Kentucky County Fair Five-Gaited Championship
Monday Morning, August 23rd - 9:00 AM
13 ASB Country Pleasure Driving - Division I 14 Equitation - Open, Rider 15 Years Old 15 ASB Adult Three-Gaited Show Pleasure - Division I 16 Equitation - Open, Rider 17 Years Old 17 ASB Adult Three-Gaited Show Pleasure - Division II (Class 15) 18 Equitation - Open, Rider 14 Years Old 19 ASB Adult Three-Gaited Show Pleasure - Division III (Class 15) 20 Equitation - Open, Rider 16 Years Old 21 ASB Country Pleasure Driving - Division II (Class 13) 22 ASB Junior Exhibitor Five-Gaited Show Pleasure Rider 17 Years Old & Under 23 Open Roadster To Wagon Stake 24 Five-Gaited Pony, Rider 13 Years Old & Under 25 Four-Year-Old Roadster Pony 26 ASB Park Three-Gaited Mare 27 Five-Gaited Pony, Rider 14-17 Years Old 28 Roadster To Bike Mare Stake 29 Junior Exhibitor Three-Gaited, Rider 13 Years Old & Under Division I 30 Three-Gaited Pony, Rider 14-17 Years Old 31 Adult Amateur Junior Hackney/Harness Pony Pleasure Driving 32 Junior Exhibitor Three-Gaited, Rider 13 Years Old & Under Division II (Class 29) 33 Amateur Roadster Pony Over 50 Inches to 52 Inches 34 Three-Gaited Pony, Rider 13 Years Old & Under 35 Amateur Roadster Pony 50 Inches & Under 36 ASB Park Three-Gaited Stallion/Gelding 37 USTA Roadster Eliminations (IF NECESSARY)
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Monday Night, August 23rd - 6:30 PM
42 Junior Three-Gaited Over 15.2 43 Harness Pony Mare Stake 44 Junior Five-Gaited Mare 45 Amateur Ladies Fine Harness 46 Junior Five-Gaited Stallion/Gelding 47 Roadster Pony Over 50 Inches to 52 Inches Stake 48 Ladies Amateur Three-Gaited 15.2 & Under 49 Junior Fine Harness Stallion/Gelding 50 Ladies Amateur Five-Gaited Mare 51 Amateur Gentlemens Fine Harness 52 Junior Three-Gaited 15.2 & Under 53 Ladies Amateur Five-Gaited Gelding 54 Junior Fine Harness Mare 55 Ladies Amateur Three-Gaited Over 15.2 56 Amateur Gentlemens Five-Gaited 57 Ladies Fine Harness 58 Roadster To Bike Stallion/Gelding Stake 59 Five-Gaited Stallion Stake
Tuesday Morning, August 24th - 9:00 AM
64 ASB Adult Show Pleasure Driving - Division I 65 Junior Exhibitor Roadster Pony Under Saddle, Rider 17 Years Old & Under 66 ASB Adult Five-Gaited Show Pleasure - Division I 67 Equitation - Open, Rider 12 Years Old 68 ASB Junior Exhibitor Three-Gaited Show Pleasure Rider 14-17 Years Old - Division I 69 Equitation - Open, Rider 11 Years Old & Under 70 ASB Junior Exhibitor Three-Gaited Show Pleasure Rider 14-17 Years Old - Division II (Class 68) 71 Equitation - Open, Rider 13 Years Old 72 ASB Adult Five-Gaited Show Pleasure - Division II (Class 66) 73 ASB Junior Exhibitor Three-Gaited Show Pleasure Rider 13 Years Old & Under - Division I 74 ASB Adult Show Pleasure Driving - Division II (Class 64) 75 ASB Junior Exhibitor Three-Gaited Country Pleasure Rider 13 Years Old & Under 76 Amateur Gentlemens Harness Pony 77 Amateur Roadster Under Saddle 78 ASB Junior Exhibitor Three-Gaited Show Pleasure Rider 13 Years Old & Under - Division II (Class 73) 79 Four-Year-Old Hackney Pony 80 Junior Exhibitor Five-Gaited, Rider 14-17 Years Old - Division I 81 Amateur Gentlemens Hackney Pony 82 Amateur Roadster To Bike 83 Four-Year-Old Harness Pony 84 Yearling Breeders Open 85 Junior Exhibitor Five-Gaited, Rider 13 Years Old & Under 86 Weanling Breeders Open
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Tuesday Night, August 24th - 6:30 PM
91 ASR National Three-Year-Old Futurity - Three-Gaited 92 Amateur Gentlemens Three-Gaited 93 ASR Futurity of Kentucky - Two-Year-Old Fine Harness 94 Amateur Three-Gaited 15.2 & Under 95 Division II of Class 91 (IF NECESSARY) 96 Junior Exhibitor Five-Gaited, Rider 14-17 Years Old Division II (Class 80) 97 Division II of Class 93 (IF NECESSARY) 98 Three-Gaited 15.2 & Under Stake 99 Amateur Five-Gaited Stallion/Gelding 100 ASR National Three-Year-Old Futurity - Fine Harness 101 Amateur Three-Gaited Over 15.2 102 Roadster Pony 50 Inches & Under Stake 103 Division II of Class 100 (IF NECESSARY) 104 Amateur Roadster To Wagon 105 ASR National Three-Year-Old Futurity - Five-Gaited 106 Amateur Five-Gaited Mare 107 Division II of Class 105 (IF NECESSARY) 108 Amateur Ladies Hackney Pony 109 Five-Gaited Mare Stake
Wednesday Morning, August 25th - 9:00 AM
112 Equitation - Open, Walk-Trot, Rider 8 Years Old & Under 113 ASB Adult Three-Gaited Country Pleasure Division I 114 Equitation - Open, Walk-Trot, Rider 9 Years Old 115 ASB Junior Exhibitor Show Pleasure Driving Driver 17 Years Old & Under 116 Equitation - Open, Walk-Trot, Rider 10 Years Old 117 ASB Adult Three-Gaited Country Pleasure Division II (Class 113) 118 Junior Exhibitor Hackney/Harness Pony Pleasure Driving 119 ASB Western Country Pleasure Invitational 120 ASB Junior Exhibitor Three-Gaited Country Pleasure Rider 14-17 Years Old - Division I 121 Adult Amateur Hackney/Harness Pony Pleasure Driving 122 ASB Junior Exhibitor Three-Gaited Country Pleasure Rider 14-17 Years Old - Division II (Class 120) 123 ASR National Three-Year-Old Futurity - Three-Gaited Park Pleasure 124 Junior Exhibitor Roadster Pony, Driver 13 Years Old & Under 125 ASB Amateur Park Three-Gaited Stallion/Gelding 126 Three-Year-Old Harness Pony 127 ASB Junior Exhibitor Park Horse 128 Ladies Amateur Roadster To Bike 129 Junior Exhibitor Roadster Pony, Driver 14-17 Years Old 130 Three-Year-Old Hackney Pony 131 ASB Amateur Park Three-Gaited Mare 132 Three-Year-Old Roadster Pony 133 Division II of Class 123 (IF NECESSARY)
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Wednesday Night, August 25th - 6:30 PM
139 ASR Futurity of Kentucky - Weanling Finals - Class 1 (IF NECESSARY) 140 Ladies Three-Gaited Over 15.2 141 Amateur Ladies Harness Pony 142 Fine Harness Stallion/Gelding Stake 143 Junior Exhibitor Three-Gaited, Rider 14-17 Years Old - Division I 144 Hackney Pony Stake 145 Ladies Five-Gaited Gelding 146 Three-Gaited Over 15.2 Stake 147 Ladies Three-Gaited 15.2 & Under 148 Open Roadster Under Saddle 149 Fine Harness Mare Stake 150 Ladies Five-Gaited Mare 151 Harness Pony Stallion/Gelding Stake 152 Junior Exhibitor Three-Gaited, Rider 14-17 Years Old Division II (Class 143) 153 Five-Gaited Gelding Stake
Thursday Morning, August 26th - 9:00 AM
154 ASR Amateur Futurity of Kentucky - Weanlings 155 Youth Roadster to Bike, Driver 15-21 Years Old 156 ASR Amateur Futurity of Kentucky - Two-Year-Old In-Hand 157 Junior Exhibitor Roadster Pony Under Saddle, Rider 17 Years Old & Under Championship 158 ASR Amateur Futurity of Kentucky - Yearlings
Thursday Night, August 26th - 6:30 PM
160 ASR Futurity of Kentucky - Yearling Finals - Class 7 (IF NECESSARY) 161 Kentucky State Fair Senior Equitation Championship 162 Junior Three-Gaited Championship 163 Amateur Fine Harness Championship 164 Five-Gaited Pony Championship 165 Ladies Roadster To Bike 166 Three-Year-Old Five-Gaited Mare 167 Roadster To Wagon Championship 168 Junior Fine Harness Championship 169 Three-Gaited Pony Championship 170 Ladies Fine Harness Championship 171 Three-Year-Old Three-Gaited 172 USTA Roadster To Bike Classic 173 Three-Year-Old Five-Gaited Stallion/Gelding
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Friday Morning, August 27th - 9:00 AM
176 Two-Year-Old Three-Gaited 177 Equitation - Walk-Trot, Rider 8 Years Old & Under Championship 178 Junior Exhibitor Hackney/Harness Pony Pleasure Driving Championship 179 ASB Adult Show Pleasure Driving Championship 180 Equitation - Walk-Trot, Rider 9-10 Years Old Championship 181 ASB Junior Exhibitor Show Pleasure Driving Championship 182 Division II of Class 176 183 ASB Junior Exhibitor Five-Gaited Show Pleasure Rider 17 Years Old & Under Championship 184 Kentucky State Fair Junior Equitation Championship 185 Two-Year-Old Fine Harness Stallion/Gelding 186 Junior Exhibitor Five-Gaited, Rider 13 Years Old & Under Championship 187 ASB Adult Three-Gaited Show Pleasure Championship 188 Junior Exhibitor Roadster Pony, Driver 13 Years Old & Under Championship 189 Two-Year-Old Fine Harness Mare 190 Junior Hackney Pony Championship 191 ASB Junior Exhibitor Three-Gaited Country Pleasure Rider 13 Years Old & Under Championship 192 Junior Roadster Pony Championship 193 Two-Year-Old Five-Gaited
Friday Night, August 27th - 6:30 PM
196 ASR Futurity of Kentucky - Two-Year-Old Fine Harness Finals Class 93 (IF NECESSARY) 197 ASB Amateur Park Three-Gaited Championship 198 Amateur Harness Pony Championship 199 Junior Exhibitor Five-Gaited, Rider 14-17 Years Old Championship 200 ASB Western Country Pleasure Invitational Championship 201 ASR National Three-Year-Old Futurity - Five-Gaited Finals Class 105 (IF NECESSARY) 202 Junior Exhibitor Three-Gaited, Rider 13 Years Old & Under Championship 203 Amateur Roadster Pony Championship 204 Junior Exhibitor Three-Gaited, Rider 14-17 Years Old Championship 205 ASR National Three-Year-Old Futurity - Fine Harness Finals Class 100 (IF NECESSARY) 206 Ladies Amateur Three-Gaited Championship 207 Amateur Hackney Pony Championship 208 ASB Adult Five-Gaited Show Pleasure Championship 209 Junior Five-Gaited Championship 210 Amateur Roadster To Bike Championship 211 ASR National Three-Year-Old Futurity - Three-Gaited Finals Class 91 (IF NECESSARY) 212 Ladies Amateur Five-Gaited Championship
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214 Adult Amateur Hackney/Harness Pony Pleasure Driving Championship 215 ASB Country Pleasure Driving Championship 216 ASB Junior Exhibitor Three-Gaited Show Pleasure Rider 14-17 Years Old Championship 217 Junior Harness Pony Championship 218 Equitation - Kentucky Rider 17 Years Old & Under 219 ASB Junior Exhibitor Three-Gaited Country Pleasure Rider 14-17 Years Old Championship 220 ASB Adult Three-Gaited Country Pleasure Championship 221 ASB Junior Exhibitor Three-Gaited Show Pleasure Rider 13 Years Old & Under Championship 222 ASR National Three-Year-Old Futurity - Three-Gaited Park Pleasure Finals - Class 123 (IF NECESSARY) 223 Roadster Under Saddle Championship 224 Three-Year-Old Fine Harness Mare 225 Junior Exhibitor Roadster Pony, Driver 14-17 Years Old Championship 226 Three-Year-Old Fine Harness Stallion/Gelding 227 ASB Junior Exhibitor Park Championship 228 Roadster Pony To Wagon 229 ASB Park Three-Gaited Championship
Saturday Night, August 28th - 7:00 PM
230 Ladies Three-Gaited Championship 231 Roadster Pony World’s Grand Championship 232 Ladies Five-Gaited Championship 233 Amateur Three-Gaited Championship 234 Fine Harness World’s Grand Championship 235 Harness Pony World’s Grand Championship 236 Three-Gaited World’s Grand Championship 237 Roadster To Bike World’s Grand Championship 238 Amateur Five-Gaited Championship 239 Hackney Pony World’s Grand Championship 240 Five-Gaited World’s Grand Championship
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SADDLEBRED DIVISIONFIVE-GAITED DIVISION
Judging and Show Specifications for this section, please refer to: (USEF) Chapter SB101-130.
Class #
Class Name Nom/Entry Fee
Time ofShowing
11 $2,000 Kentucky County Fair ChampionshipStallion, Mare or Gelding, any age. Will not be stripped.
$140 Sunday Night
44 $3,000 Junior Mare4 years old and under.
$210 Monday Night
46 $3,000 Junior Stallion/Gelding4 years old and under.
$210 Monday Night
209 $5,000 Junior ChampionshipMust have qualified by showing in class 44 or 46. Balance of $250 to be paid for championship, if qualified. If not nominated, entry fee will be $350. To be stripped.
$50 Nom. Friday Night
50 $2,500 Ladies Amateur MareMare, any age. Shown by an Amateur Lady 18 years old and over.
$175 Monday Night
53 $2,500 Ladies Amateur GeldingGelding, any age. Shown by an Amateur Lady 18 years old and over.
$175 Monday Night
212 $3,500 Ladies Amateur ChampionshipMust have qualified by receiving a ribbon in class 50 or 53. Balance of $210 to be paid forchampionship, if qualified. If not nominated, entry fee will be $280. To be stripped.
$35 Nom. Friday Night
56 $2,500 Amateur GentlemensStallion, Mare or Gelding, any age. Shown by an Amateur Gentleman 18 years old and over.
$175 Monday Night
99 $2,500 Amateur Stallion/GeldingStallion or Gelding, any age. Shown by an Amateur 18 years old and over.
$175 Tuesday Night
106 $2,500 Amateur MareMare, any age. Shown by an Amateur 18 years old and over.
$175 Tuesday Night
238 $3,500 Amateur ChampionshipMust have qualified by receiving a ribbon in class 56, 99 or 106. Balance of $210 to be paid for championship, if qualified. If not nominated, entry fee will be $280. To be stripped.
$35 Nom. Saturday Night
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80 $2,000 Junior Exhibitor - Rider 14-17 Years OldMare or Gelding, any age.
Division II (Class 96)
$140 Tuesday Afternoon
199 $3,000 Junior Exhibitor - Rider14-17 Years Old ChampionshipMust have qualified by receiving a ribbon in class 80 or 96. Balance of $180 to be paid for championship, if qualified. If not nominated, entry fee will be $240. To be stripped.
$30 Nom. Friday Night
85 $2,000 Junior Exhibitor - Rider13 Years Old & UnderMare or Gelding, any age.
$140 Tuesday Afternoon
186 $3,000 Junior Exhibitor - Rider 13 Years Old & Under ChampionshipMust have qualified by showing in class 85. If class 85 is split, ribbon winners (1-8) in both splits are eligible. Balance of $180 to be paid for championship, if qualified. If not nominated, entry fee will be $240. To be stripped.
$30 Nom. Friday Afternoon
145 $2,500 Ladies GeldingAny age. Ridden by a Lady 18 years old and over.
$175 Wednesday Night
150 $2,500 Ladies MareAny age. Ridden by a Lady 18 years old and over.
$175 Wednesday Night
232 $3,500 Ladies ChampionshipMust have qualified by receiving a ribbon in class 145 or 150. Balance of $210 to be paid for championship, if qualified. If not nominated, entry fee will be $280. To be stripped.
$35 Nom. Saturday Night
166 $3,000 Three-Year-Old Mare $210 Thursday Night
173 $3,000 Three-Year-Old Stallion/Gelding
$210 Thursday Night
193 $3,000 Two-Year-OldStallion, Mare or Gelding.
$210 Friday Morning
59 $10,000 Stallion StakeDivision of Championship
$600 Monday Night
109 $10,000 Mare StakeDivision of Championship
$600 Tuesday Night
153 $10,000 Gelding StakeDivision of Championship
$600 Wednesday Night
240 $100,000 World’s GrandChampionshipMust have qualified by showing in any class in this division. Must be shown by an Adult. Declaration of intent to show must be made in the horse show office by 5:00 p.m., Saturday, August 28, 2010. (No exceptions.) Balance of $3,600 to be paid for championship, if qualified. If not nominated, entry fee will be $4,400. To be stripped.
$400 Nom. Saturday Night
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THREE-GAITED DIVISIONJudging and Show Specifications for this section, please refer to: (USEF) Chapter SB131-134.
Class #
Class Name Nom/Entry Fee
Time ofShowing
5 $2,000 Kentucky County FairChampionshipStallion, Mare or Gelding, any age. Will not be stripped.
$140 Sunday Night
176 $3,000 Two-Year-OldStallion, Mare or Gelding.
Division II (if necessary - Class 182)
$210 Friday Morning
171 $3,000 Three-Year-OldStallion, Mare or Gelding.
$210 Thursday Night
52 $3,000 Junior Horse 15.2 & UnderStallion, Mare or Gelding, 4 years old and under, 15.2 and under.
$210 Monday Night
42 $3,000 Junior Horse Over 15.2Stallion, Mare or Gelding, 4 years old and under, over 15.2.
$210 Monday Night
162 $5,000 Junior ChampionshipMust have qualified by showing in class 42 or 52. Balance of $250 to be paid for championship, if qualified. If not nominated, entry fee will be $350. To be stripped.
$50 Nom. Thursday Night
29 $2,000 Junior Exhibitor - Rider13 Years Old & Under Mare or Gelding, any age
Division II (Class 32)
$140 Monday Afternoon
202 $3,000 Junior Exhibitor - Rider 13 Years Old & Under ChampionshipMust have qualified by receiving a ribbon in class 29 or 32. Balance of $180 to be paid for championship, if qualified. If not nominated, entry fee will be $240. To be stripped.
$30 Nom. Friday Night
143 $2,000 Junior Exhibitor - Rider14-17 Years OldMare or Gelding, any age.
Division II (Class 152)
$140 Wednesday
Night
204 $3,000 Junior Exhibitor - Rider14-17 Years Old ChampionshipMust have qualified by receiving a ribbon in class 143 or 152. Balance of $180 to be paid for championship, if qualified. If not nominated, entry fee will be $240. To be stripped.
$30 Nom. Friday Night
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48 $2,500 Ladies Amateur 15.2 & UnderMare or Gelding, any age, 15.2 and under. Shown by an Amateur Lady 18 years old and over.
$175 Monday Night
55 $2,500 Ladies Amateur Over 15.2Mare or Gelding, any age, over 15.2. Shown by an Amateur Lady 18 years old and over.
$175 Monday Night
206 $3,500 Ladies AmateurChampionshipMust have qualified by receiving a ribbon in class 48 or 55. Balance of $210 to be paid for championship, if qualified. If not nominated, entry fee will be $280. To be stripped.
$35 Nom. Friday Night
92 $2,500 Amateur GentlemensStallion, Mare or Gelding, any age. Shown by an Amateur Gentleman 18 years old and over.
$175 Tuesday Night
94 $2,500 Amateur 15.2 & UnderStallion, Mare or Gelding, any age, 15.2 and under. Shown by an Amateur 18 years old and over.
$175 Tuesday Night
101 $2,500 Amateur Over 15.2Stallion, Mare or Gelding, any age, over 15.2. Shown by an Amateur 18 years old and over.
$175 Tuesday Night
233 $3,500 Amateur ChampionshipMust have qualified by receiving a ribbon in class 92, 94 or 101. Balance of $210 to be paid for championship, if qualified. If not nominated, entry fee will be $280. To be stripped
$35 Nom. Saturday Night
140 $2,500 Ladies Over 15.2Mare or Gelding, any age, over 15.2. Shown by a Lady 18 years old and over.
$175 Wednesday Night
147 $2,500 Ladies 15.2 & UnderMare or Gelding, any age, 15.2 and under. Shown by a Lady 18 years old and over.
$175 Wednesday Night
230 $3,500 Ladies ChampionshipMust have qualified by receiving a ribbon in class 140 or 147. Balance of $210 to be paid for championship, if qualified. If not nominated, entry fee will be $280. To be stripped.
$35 Nom. Saturday Night
98 $5,000 15.2 & Under StakeDivision of ChampionshipStallion, Mare or Gelding, any age, over 14.2 but not exceeding 15.2
$300 Tuesday Night
146 $5,000 Over 15.2 StakeDivision of ChampionshipStallion, Mare or Gelding, any age, over 15.2.
$300 Wednesday Night
236 $25,000 World’s GrandChampionship*Entry Fees Added if 8 or More Show*Must have qualified by showing in any of the above classes. Must be shown by an Adult. Declaration of intent to show must be made in the horse show office by 5:00 p.m., Saturday, August 28, 2010. (No exceptions.) Balance of $1,250 to be paid for championship, if qualified. If not nominated, entry fee will be $1,750. To be stripped.
$250
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FINE HARNESS DIVISION
Judging and Show Specifications for this section, please refer to: (USEF) Chapter SB120-126.
Class #
Class Name Nom/Entry Fee
Time ofShowing
2 $2,000 Kentucky County FairChampionshipStallion, Mare or Gelding, any age.
$140 Sunday Night
189 $3,000 Two-Year-Old Mare $210 Friday Afternoon
185 $3,000 Two-Year-OldStallion/Gelding
$210 Friday Afternoon
224 $3,000 Three-Year-Old Mare $210 Saturday Afternoon
226 $3,000 Three-Year-OldStallion/Gelding
$210 Saturday Afternoon
54 $3,000 Junior Mare4 years old and under.
$210 Monday Night
49 $3,000 Junior Stallion/Gelding4 years old and under.
$210 Monday Night
168 $5,000 Junior ChampionshipMust have qualified by showing in class 49 or 54. Balance of $250 to be paid for championship, if qualified. If not nominated, entry fee will be $350.
$50 Nom. Thursday Night
45 $2,500 Amateur LadiesStallion, Mare or Gelding. Driven by an Amateur Lady 18 years old and over.
$175 Monday Night
51 $2,500 Amateur GentlemensStallion, Mare or Gelding. Driven by an Amateur Gentleman 18 years old and over.
$175 Monday Night
163 $3,500 Amateur ChampionshipMust have qualified by receiving a ribbon in class 45 or 51. Balance of $210 to be paid for championship, if qualified. If not nominated, entry fee will be $280
$35 Nom. Thursday Night
57 $2,500 LadiesMare or Gelding, any age. Suitable for and driven by a Lady 18 years old and over.
$175 Monday Night
170 $3,500 Ladies Fine HarnessChampionshipMust have qualified by showing in class 57. If class 57 is split, ribbon winners (1-8) in both splits are eligible. Balance of $210 to be paid for championship, if qualified. If not nominated, entry fee will be $280.
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142 $4,000 Stallion/Gelding StakeDivision of Championship
$240 Wednesday Night
149 $4,000 Mare StakeDivision of Championship
$240 Wednesday Night
234 $15,000 World’s GrandChampionship*Entry Fees Added if 8 or More Show*Must have qualified by showing in any of the above classes. Must be shown by an Adult. Declaration of intent to show must be made in the horse show office by 5:00 p.m., Saturday, August 28, 2010. (No exceptions.) Balance of $750 to be paid for championship, if qualified. If not nominated, entry fee will be $1,050.
$150 Nom.
Saturday Night
SADDLE PONY DIVISION
Ponies in all classes must be ridden by a Junior Exhibitor. See (USEF) Chapter SB198-200.
Three-Gaited Ponies
34 $1,500 Three-Gaited PonyRider 13 Years Old & UnderMare or Gelding, any age, not exceeding 14.2.
$105 Monday Afternoon
30 $1,500 Three-Gaited PonyRider 14-17 Years OldMare or Gelding, any age, not exceeding 14.2.
$105 Monday Afternoon
169 $2,500 Three-Gaited PonyChampionshipMust have qualified by receiving a ribbon in class 30 or 34. Balance of $150 to be paid for championship, if qualified. If not nominated, entry fee will be $200.
$25 Nom. Thursday Night
Five-Gaited Ponies
24 $1,500 Five-Gaited PonyRider 13 Years Old & UnderMare or Gelding, any age, not exceeding 14.2
$105 Monday Morning
27 $1,500 Five-Gaited PonyRider 14-17 Years OldMare or Gelding, any age, not exceeding 14.2.
$105 Monday Afternoon
164 $2,500 Five-Gaited PonyMust have qualified by receiving a ribbon in class 24 or 27. Balance of $150 to be paid for championship, if qualified. If not nominated, entry fee will be $200.
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AMERICAN SADDLEBREDSHOW PLEASURE HORSE DIVISION
Horses entered in this section must have been shown in at least SIX (6) CLASSES IN THREE (3) HoRSE SHoWS in the Show Pleasure division, either under saddle or in harness, beginning July 1, 2009, through June 30, 2010. Same horse may not show in the Junior Exhibitor and the Adult class, nor may they show in “under saddle and driving” and more than one age division at the World’s Championship Horse Show. Park Pleasure does not qualify for this division. Refer to page 32 in the prize list for additional requirements for qualifying to show in this division. Judging and Show Specifications for this section, please refer to: (USEF) Chapter SB135-148.
Three-Gaited Show Pleasure - Under Saddle
15 $2,000 ASB Adult Three-GaitedShow Pleasure
Division II (Class 17)
Division III (Class 19)
$140 Monday
Morning
187 $3,000 ASB Adult Three-GaitedShow Pleasure ChampionshipMust have qualified by receiving a ribbon in classes 15, 17 or 19. Balance of entry fee of $180 to be paid for championship, if qualified. If not nominated, entry fee will be $240.
$30 Nom. Friday Morning
68 $2,000 ASB Junior ExhibitorThree-Gaited Show Pleasure Rider 14-17 Years Old
Division II (Class 70)
$140 Tuesday
Morning
216 $3,000 ASB Junior ExhibitorThree-Gaited Show Pleasure Rider 14-17 Years Old ChampionshipMust have qualified by receiving a ribbon in class 68 or 70. Balance of entry fee of $180 to be paid for championship, if qualified. If not nominated, entry fee will be $240
$30 Nom. Saturday
Morning
73 $2,000 ASB Junior ExhibitorThree-Gaited Show Pleasure Rider 13 Years Old and Under
Division II (Class 78)
$140 Tuesday
Morning
221 $3,000 ASB Junior ExhibitorThree-Gaited Show Pleasure Rider13 Years Old & Under ChampionshipMust have qualified by receiving a ribbon in
class 73 or 78. Balance of entry fee of $180 to be paid for championship, if qualified. If not nominated, entry fee will be $240.
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Show Pleasure Driving
Shown to a two-wheeled jog cart at a flat walk, trot and extended trot.
115 $2,000 ASB Junior Exhibitor ShowPleasure Driving - Driver 17 Years Old & Under
$140 Wednesday
Morning
181 $3,000 ASB Junior Exhibitor Show Pleasure Driving ChampionshipMust have qualified by showing in class 115. Balance of entry fee of $180 to be paid for championship, if qualified. If not nominated, entry fee will be $240.
$30 Nom. Friday Morning
64 $2,000 ASB Adult Show PleasureDriving
Division II (Class 74)
$140 Tuesday
Morning
179 $3,000 ASB Adult Show PleasureDriving ChampionshipMust have qualified by receiving a ribbon in class 64 or 74. Balance of entry fee of $180 to be paid for championship, if qualified. If not nominated, entry fee will be $240.
$30 Nom. Friday Morning
No more than 16 horses will be eligible for each championship.
Five-Gaited Show Pleasure
Horses entered in this section must have been shown in at least SIX (6) CLASSES IN THREE (3) HoRSE SHoWS in the Five-Gaited Show Pleasure division beginning July 1, 2009 through June 30, 2010. Refer to page 32 in the prize list for additional requirements for qualifying to show in the division.
66 $2,000 ASB Adult Five-Gaited Show Pleasure
Division II (Class 72)
$140 Tuesday Morning
208 $3,000 ASB Adult Five-GaitedShow Pleasure ChampionshipMust have qualified by receiving a ribbon in class 66 or 72. Balance of entry fee of $180 to be paid for championship, if qualified. If not nominated, entry fee will be $240.
$30 Nom. Friday Night
22 $2,000 ASB Junior ExhibitorFive-Gaited Show Pleasure Rider 17 Years Old & Under
$140 Monday
Morning
183 $3,000 ASB Junior ExhibitorFive-Gaited Show Pleasure Rider 17 Years Old & Under ChampionshipMust have qualified by showing in class 22. If class 22 is split, ribbon winners 1-8 from both splits are eligible. Entries may be limited. Balance of entry fee of $180 to be paid for championship, if qualified. If not nominated, entry fee will be $240.
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AMERICAN SADDLEBREDCOUNTRY PLEASURE HORSE DIVISION
Horses entered in this section must have been shown in at least SIX (6) CLASSES IN THREE (3) HoRSE SHoWS in the Country Pleasure division, either under saddle or in harness, beginning July 1, 2009 through June 30, 2010. Same horse may not show in the Junior Exhibitor and the Adult class, nor may they show in “under saddle and driving” and more than one age division at the World’s Championship Horse Show. Park Pleasure does not qualify for this division. Refer to page 32 in the prize list for additional requirements for qualifying to show in this division. Judging and Show Specifications for this section, please refer to: (USEF) Chapter SB149-158.
Country Pleasure
75 $2,000 ASB Junior ExhibitorThree-Gaited Country Pleasure Rider 13 Years Old & Under
$140 Tuesday
Afternoon
191 $3,000 ASB Junior ExhibitorThree-Gaited Country PleasureRider 13 & Under ChampionshipMust have qualified by showing in class 75. If class 75 is split, ribbon winners 1-8 from both splits are eligible. Balance of entry fee of $180 to be paid for championship, if qualified. If not nominated, entry fee will be $240.
$30 Nom. Friday Morning
120 $2,000 ASB Junior ExhibitorThree-Gaited Country PleasureRider 14-17 Years Old
Division II (Class 122)
$140 Wednesday
Morning
219 $3,000 ASB Junior ExhibitorThree-Gaited Country Pleasure Rider 14-17 Years Old ChampionshipRibbon winners 1-8 from class 120 or 122 are eligible for championship. Balance of entry fee of $180 to be paid for championship, if qualified. If not nominated, entry fee will be $240.
$30 Nom. Saturday
Morning
113 $2,000 ASB Adult Three-GaitedCountry Pleasure
Division II (Class 117)
$140 Wednesday
Morning
220 $3,000 ASB Adult Three-GaitedCountry Pleasure ChampionshipMust have qualified by receiving a ribbon in class 113 or 117. Balance of entry fee of $180 to be paid for championship, if qualified. If not nominated, entry fee will be $240.
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Western Country Pleasure
119 $2,000 ASB Western CountryPleasure Invitational
$140 Wednesday
Morning
200 $3,000 ASB Western CountryPleasure Invitational ChampionshipMust have shown in class 119. Balance of entry fee of $180 to be paid for Championship. If not nominated, entry fee will be $240.
$30 Nom.
Friday Night
See page 30 for Qualifying Information
Country Pleasure Driving
Shown to a two-wheeled jog cart at a flat walk, trot and extended trot.
13 $2,000 ASB Country Pleasure DrivingTo be driven by an Amateur. Division II (Class 21)
$140 Monday
Morning
215 $3,000 ASB Country PleasureDriving ChampionshipMust have qualified by receiving a ribbon in class 13 or 21. Balance of entry fee of $180 to be paid for championship, if qualified. If not nominated, entry fee will be $240.
$30 Nom. Saturday
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AMERICAN SADDLEBRED THREE-GAITED PARK DIVISION
Horses entered in this section must have shown in at least six (6) classes in three (3) shows in the Park Division beginning July 1, 2009 through June 30, 2010. Park Pleasure does not qualify for this division. Refer to page 32 in the prize list for additional requirements for qualifying to show in this division. Judging and Show Specifications for this section, please refer to: (USEF) Chapter SB164-168.
26 $2,000 ASB Park Mare $140 Monday
Afternoon
36 $2,000 ASB Park Stallion/Gelding $140 Monday
Afternoon
229 $3,000 ASB Park ChampionshipMust have shown in class 26 or 36. Balance of entry fee of $180 to be paid for championship, if qualified. If not nominated, entry fee will be $240.
$30 Nom. Saturday Afternoon
125 $2,000 ASB Amateur ParkStallion/GeldingShown by an Amateur.
$140 Wednesday
Afternoon
131 $2,000 ASB Amateur Park MareShown by an Amateur.
$140 Wednesday
Afternoon
197 $3,000 ASB Amateur ParkChampionshipMust have qualified by receiving a ribbon in class 125 or 131. Balance of entry fee of $180 to be paid for championship, if qualified. If not nominated, entry fee will be $240.
$30 Nom. Friday Night
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BREEDING CLASSES
2010 USEF RULES FOR IN-HAND AND FUTURITY CLASSES
For Judging and Show Specifications for this section, please refer to: USEF Subchapter SB13, SB174-SB178: Please note: Subchapter SB13, SB177. Conformation and finish count 50% of the total score. All entries should be judged according to the standards for the ideal American Saddlebred type and conformation. Defects must be penalized.
86 $10,000 Weanling Breeders $600 Tuesday
Afternoon
84 $10,000 Yearling Breeders $600 Tuesday
Afternoon
127 $1,500 ASB Junior Exhibitor Park $140 Wednesday
Afternoon
227 $3,000 ASB Junior Exhibitor Park ChampionshipMust have qualified by showring in class 127. If class 127 is split, ribbon winners 1-8 from both splits are eligible. Balance of entry fee of $180 to be paid for championship, if qualified. If not nominated, entry fee will be $240.
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AMERICAN SADDLEBRED REGISTRY - FUTURITIES
Entries in all American Saddlebred Registry Futurities must be entered on the Kentucky State Fair entry blank with USEF fee and stall fee enclosed. All entries are eligible to show in Breeders Stake classes, providing that the appropriate fee has been paid.
Weanlings must be conditionally registered on or before the post entry closing date of the Kentucky State Fair (Monday, July 5, 2010).
All weanlings must be blood typed or DNA tested prior to showing in the Kentucky Futurity or Amateur Kentucky Futurity, i.e., pending/conditional registrations must be completed.
All American Saddlebred Registry Futurity exhibitors should contact the American Saddlebred Registry, 4083 Iron Works Parkway, Lexington, KY 40511, 859-259-2742, for a copy of current rules governing each futurity.
CLASS PROCEDURES FOR SHOWING IN-HAND ENTRIES:
SHOWING PROCEDURE FOR IN-HAND: Entries will enter the ring one at a time showing at a trot, be led down the right-hand rail to the other end of the ring, and return to the judges at a trot and then be judged standing on conformation. on the return lead, entries are permitted to trot past the judges to the end of the ring, if so desired, and then return to the judges. Entry will then be led to the opposite rail at a walk, out of the way of subsequent entries. If judged on conformation a second time, entries must again be led at a walk and trot. Entries are not to be judged lunging. A diagram will be posted in the horse show office. A second workout in a large class is strongly encouraged at the judges’ discretion.
DECLARATION OF INTENT TO SHOW FOR IN-HAND AND PERFORMANCE FUTURITY CLASSES:
A SIGNED DECLARATIoN oF INTENT To SHoW and a $50.00 starting fee payment FOR EACH ENTRY in the American Saddlebred Registry Futurity of Kentucky and the American Saddlebred Registry National Three-Year-Old Futurity must be made by 2:00 p.m., Sunday, August 22, 2010, to the American Saddlebred Registry Futurity Secretary in the Horse Show office.
A SIGNED DECLARATIoN oF INTENT To SHoW and a $25.00 starting fee payment FOR EACH ENTRY in the American Saddlebred Registry Amateur Futurity of Kentucky must be made by 2:00 p.m., Sunday, August 22, 2010, to the American Saddlebred Registry Futurity Secretary in the Horse Show office.
Futurity colts that do not qualify for the finals can enter the open class on Wednesday, August 25, 2010.
No entry will be allowed to show unless the Declaration of Intent to Show has been filed and the fee paid by the deadline. (No exceptions.)
All In-Hand classes: if you miss your assigned position to show your colt you will automatically be disqualified.
SCRATCHES
IMPORTANT: ANY ExHIBITOR OR ExHIBITOR’S AGENT, WHO FAILS TO OFFICIALLY SCRATCH ANY ENTRY A SESSION BEFORE THE START OF THE CLASS, WILL BE CHARGED A FEE OF $300.00 PER HORSE, PER CLASS.
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AMERICAN SADDLEBRED REGISTRY FUTURITY CLASSES
IN-HAND CLASSES
Any class of the in-hand division with 41 or more declared entries shall be divided as equally as possible into two sections. Declaration and starting fee must be made by 2:00 p.m., Sunday, August 22, 2010, to the American Saddlebred Registry Futurity Secretary in the Horse Show office. No more than twelve (12) entries shall be selected by the judges to return for a final class as indicated. All prize money will be awarded in the final class.
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IN THE IN-HAND DIVISIONS OF THE AMERICAN SADDLEBRED REGISTRY FUTURITY OF KENTUCKY AND THE AMERICAN SADDLEBRED REGISTRY AMATEUR FUTURITY OF KENTUCKY, PURSUANT TO USEF SUBCHAPTER SB13, SB177: Conformation and finish count 50% of the total score. All entries should be judged according to the standards for the ideal American Saddlebred type and conformation. Undesirable traits should be penalized.IF IN-HAND CLASSES MUST BE DIVIDED INTO TWO SECTIONS, IT WILL BE AS FOLLOWS:
Sunday night Class 1 - Weanling Division II - If necessary Class 4.
Sunday night Class 7 - Yearling Division II - If necessary Class 9.
IF A FINAL IS HELD, THE WEANLINGS WILL BE THE FIRST CLASS ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT AND THE YEARLINGS WILL BE THE FIRST CLASS ON THURSDAY NIGHT.
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IF FUTURITY CLASSES are not split, they will be held as the original class. If split, the Final will be held as listed.
FINE HARNESS CLASSES with 16 or more declared entries shall be divided as equally as possible into two sections. Declaration and starting fee must be made by 2:00 p.m., Sunday, August 22, 2010 to the American Saddlebred Registry Futurity Secretary in the Horse Show office. No more than 15 entries will be selected from both sections to show in a final class as indicated. All prize money will be awarded in the final class.
THREE- & FIVE-GAITED CLASSES with 25 or more declared entries shall be divided as equally as possible into two sections. Declaration and starting fee must be made by 2:00 p.m., Sunday, August 22, 2010, to the American Saddlebred Registry Futurity Secretary in the Horse Show office. No more than 20 entries will be selected from both sections to show in a final class as indicated. All prize money will be awarded in the final class.
American Saddlebred Registry Futurity of Kentucky
1 Weanling DivisionEntries shall be led in the ring and shown in bridle or halter.
Division II (If Necessary - Class 4)
Finals (If Necessary - Class 139)
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7 Yearling DivisionEntries shall be led in the ring and shown in bridle or halter.
Division II (If Necessary - Class 9)
Finals (If Necessary - Class 160)
Sunday Night
Sunday Night
Thursday Night
93 Two-Year-Old Fine HarnessShown in fine harness to four-wheeled vehicle. Judged on performance, conformation, presence, quality, and manners.
Division II (If Necessary - Class 97)
Finals (IF NECESSARY - CLASS 196)
Tuesday Night
Tuesday Night
Friday Night
American Saddlebred Registry National Three-Year-Old Futurity
To be stripped in elimination classes and/or in the final providing that is the only class held.
123 Three-Gaited Park PleasureMare or Gelding. To be stripped. Judged on manners, performance, conformation, presence, and quality.
Division II (If Necessary - Class 133)
Finals (If Necessary - Class 222)To be stripped.
Wednesday Afternoon
Wednesday Afternoon
Saturday Afternoon
91 Three-GaitedTo be stripped. Judged on performance, conformation, presence, quality, and manners.
Division II (If Necessary - Class 95)
Finals (If Necessary - Class 211)To be stripped.
Tuesday Night
Tuesday Night
Friday Night
105 Five-GaitedTo be stripped. Judged on performance, conformation, presence, quality, and manners.
Division II (If Necessary - Class 107)
Finals (If Necessary - Class 201)To be stripped.
Tuesday Night
Tuesday Night
Friday Night
100 Fine HarnessJudged on performance, conformation, presence, quality, and manners.
Division II (If Necessary - Class 103)
Finals (If Necessary - Class 205)
Tuesday Night
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American Saddlebred Registry Amateur Futurity of Kentucky
All entries are to be shown by amateurs, including tailers.
154 WeanlingsEntries shall be led in the ring and shown in bridle or halter.
Thursday Morning
158 YearlingsEntries shall be led in the ring and shown in bridle or halter.
Thursday Morning
156 Two-Year-Old In-HandEntries shall be led in the ring and shown in bridle or halter.
Thursday Morning
ROADSTER DIVISION
Judging and Show Specifications for this section, please refer to: (USEF) RD101-113.
8 $2,000 Kentucky County FairChampionshipStallion, Mare or Gelding, any age.
$140 Sunday Night
104 $2,000 Amateur Roadster To Wagon Stallion, Mare or Gelding, any age. Driven by an Amateur 18 years old and over.
$140 Tuesday
Night
23 $2,000 Open Roadster To WagonStakeStallion, Mare or Gelding, any age.
$140 Monday
Morning
167 $10,000 Roadster To WagonChampionshipMust have qualified by placing 1-6 in class 23 or 104. Balance of $500 to be paid for championship, if qualified. If not nominated, entry fee will be $700.
$100
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82 $2,000 Amateur Roadster To BikeStallion, Mare or Gelding, any age. Driven byan Amateur 18 years old and over.
$140 Tuesday
Afternoon
128 $2,000 Ladies Amateur Roadster To BikeMare or Gelding, any age. Driven by a Lady Amateur 18 years old and over.
$140 Wednesday
Afternoon
210 $3,500 Amateur Roadster To BikeChampionshipMust have qualified by placing 1-6 in class 82 or 128. Balance of $150 to be paid for championship, if qualified. If not nominated, entry fee will be $200.
$35 Nom. Friday Night
165 $2,000 Ladies Roadster To BikeMare or Gelding, any age. Driven by a Lady.
$140 Thursday Night
28 $2,500 Roadster To Bike Mare Stake
$175 Monday Afternoon
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58 $2,500 Roadster To Bike Stallion/Gelding Stake
$175 Monday Night
237 $15,000 Roadster To Bike World’sGrand Championship*Entry Fees Added if 8 or More Show*Must have been shown in one of the above classes and shown by an Adult. Declaration of intent to show must be made in the horse show office by 5:00 p.m., Saturday, August 28, 2010. (No exceptions.) Balance of $750 to be paid for championship, if qualified. If not nominated, entry fee will be $1,050.
$150
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All championships may be limited to comply with USEF rules.
American Road Horse and Pony Association, Inc.2010 Membership Renewal
Membership ARAPHA Inc. based on Calendar Year(January 1 to December 31)
Individual Membership $35.00 Junior Membership $15.00 (18 & Under) Family Membership $50.00 (only family members under 18) owner $35.00 Trainer $35.00 Life Membership $500.00 Horse shows $100.00
Name or Names ______________________________________________________
(Please print and ______________________________________________________state Jr. or Sr.) ______________________________________________________
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Address_______________________City__________________State_____Zip_________
Phone_____________________Fax___________________E-mail_____________________
Stable Name________________________________________________________________
Do you care if address and/or phone number are given out? Yes_________No_________
Amount Paid $__________ Payable To: ARHPA Inc. Remit to Pat Cropper 177 East 2nd Street Maysville, KY 41056
President: Vice President - PonyLanny Judd (270) 864-3144 Dr. Jerry Blevins (270) 842-3120
Vice President - Horses Secretary TreasurerRaymond Shively (812) 649-2518 Pat Cropper (606) 564-3766 Email: [email protected]
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United States Trotting AssociationRoadster Classic
$15,000 Added Total Estimated Prize MoneyRoadster To Bike Class
Sponsored by: The World’s Championship Horse Show, the American Road Horse and Pony Association in conjunction with the United States Trotting Association/Standardbred Equestrian Program.
For: Standardbred horses that have not been shown prior to Sunday, August 30, 2009.
To be held: During the World’s Championship Horse Show, Louisville, Kentucky, August 22-28, 2010.
Class requirements:- Horse must be a Standardbred that is registered either with the USTA
or CTA, and registration will be checked at Louisville prior to showing. Copy of papers must accompany entries, and the ownership must be both current and correct.
- Horse cannot have been shown in any roadster class prior to August 29, 2009.
- Horse owner must be a current member of both the USTA Standbred Equestrian Program (SEP) and the American Roadhorse and Pony Association.
- Tattoo or freeze brand will be checked before entering the ring.
Payments:- Nomination fee: Postmarked no later than June 1, 2010 ........... $50.00 Payment made to the ARHPA and postmarked no later than Tuesday,
June 1, 2010, to avoid late penalty. After Tuesday, June 1, there is a $200.00 late fee penalty. All entries must be in by Tuesday, June 15, 2010.
- Entry fee: Due by entry closing date for WCHS ..................... $150.00 Payment made to the World’s Championship Horse Show- Starting fee: Due by 2:00 p.m. Sunday, August 22, 2010. ..... $300.00 This payment will be added back to the prize money for the class.
NOTE: Horses must be entered by the owner/trainer in the World’s Championship Horse Show in this class by the horse show’s entry deadline. Rules of USEF and the World’s Championship Horse Show will apply.
Remit to:ARHPA
177 E. Second StreetMaysville, KY 41056
(606) 564-3766Fax (606) 564-3325
For information call:Lanny Judd (270) 864-3144Pat Cropper (606) 564-3766
Raymond Shively (812) 649-2518Dr. Jerry Blevins (270) 842-3120
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United States Trotting AssociationRoadster Classic
$15,000 Added Total Estimated Prize MoneyRoadster to Bike Class
The World’s Championship Horse ShowLouisville, KY - August 22-28, 2010
A nomination fee of $50.00 must be included with this form and mailed with a postmark no later than Tuesday, June 1, 2010. Nominations postmarked after this date will be subject to a $200.00 late penalty and must be in by Tuesday, June 15, 2010 or they will not be accepted. Please make the nomination fee payable to the American Road Horse and Pony Association (ARHPA). The horse owner, trainer and exhibitor must be a current member of both the USTA Standardbred Equestrian Program and the American Road Horse and Pony Association. Papers must be with this nomination form (in current owner’s name - no exception). All forms must be completed.
NOMINATION FORMOWNER:
TRAINER:
Horse - Only one registration number needs to be completed.
I certify that the nominated horse has not been shown prior to 9/29/10.
_________________________________________ Signature of horse ownerHorse must be entered into the World’s Championship Horse Show in the name of the owner; the entry and starting fees paid to the horse show by the deadlines. Mail to: *President: Lanny Judd ARHPA Classic Phone: 270-864-3144 c/o Pat Cropper, Secretary *Vice Pres. Roadhorses: Raymond Shively (812) 649-2518 177 East 2nd Street *Vice Pres. Roadponies: Dr. Jerry Blevins Maysville, KY 41056 (270) 842-3120 Fax 606-564-3325 Phone 606-564-3766 [email protected]
Name __________________________ Phone # __________________
Address ________________________ Email address _____________
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Name __________________________ Phone # __________________
Address ________________________ Email address _____________
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USTA Registration Standardbred Canada USTA Sire & Dam ARHPA &Number Registration Number Registration Numbers USTA Number
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The following classes do not qualify for the championship.
172 USTA Roadster To Bike Classic(See pages 54-55 for details.)Elimination class, if necessary, will be class 37.
$150 Thursday Night
77 $1,500 Amateur Roadster UnderSaddleStallion, Mare or Gelding. Shown by an Amateur 18 years old and over.
$105 Tuesday
Morning
148 $1,500 Open Roadster Under SaddleStallion, Mare or Gelding.
$105 Wednesday Night
223 $2,500 Roadster Under SaddleChampionshipRibbon winner 1-6 from class 77 or 148 is eligible.Balance of $150 to be paid for championship, if qualified. If not nominated, entry fee will be $200.
$25 Saturday Morning
155 $1,500 Youth Roadster to BikeDriver 15-21 Years OldMare or Gelding, any age. Driven by an Amateur 15-21 years old
$105 Thursday Morning
ROADSTER PONY DIVISIONNot to exceed 52 inches in height
6 $2,000 Kentucky County FairRoadster Pony ChampionshipStallion, Mare or Gelding, any age.
$140 Sunday Night
132 $1,500 Three-Year-Old Roadster PonyStallion, Mare or Gelding.
$105 Wednesday Afternoon
25 $1,500 Four-Year-Old Roadster PonyStallion, Mare or Gelding.
$105 Monday Afternoon
192 $2,500 Junior Roadster PonyChampionshipMust have shown in class 25 or 132 to be eligible.Balance of $150 to be paid for championship, if qualified. If not nominated, entry fee will be $200. Entries may be limited.
$25 Nom. Friday Morning
35 $1,500 Amateur Roadster Pony50 Inches & UnderStallion, Mare or Gelding, any age.
$105 Monday
Afternoon
33 $1,500 Amateur Roadster PonyOver 50 Inches to 52 InchesStallion, Mare or Gelding, any age.
$105 Monday
Afternoon
203 $2,500 Amateur Roadster PonyChampionshipMust have qualified by receiving a ribbon in class 33 or 35. Balance of $150 to be paid for championship, if qualified. If not nominated, entry fee will be $200. Entries may be limited.
$25 Friday
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124 $1,500 Junior Exhibitor RoadsterPony - Driver 13 Years Old & Under Mare or Gelding, any age.
$105 Wednesday
Afternoon
188 $2,500 Junior Exhibitor RoadsterPony - Driver 13 Years Old & UnderChampionshipMust have qualified by showing in class 124.If class 124 is split, ribbon winners 1-4 in both splits are eligible. Balance of $150 to be paid for championship, if qualified. If not nominated, entry fee will be $200.
$25 Nom.
Friday Afternoon
129 $1,500 Junior Exhibitor RoadsterPony - Driver 14-17 Years OldMare or Gelding, any age.
$105 Wednesday
Afternoon
225 $1,500 Junior Exhibitor RoadsterPony - Driver 14-17 Years OldChampionshipMust have qualified by showing in class 129. If class 129 is split, ribbon winners 1-4 in both splits are eligible. Balance of $150 to be paid for championship, if qualified. If not nominated, entry fee will be $200.
$25 Nom. Saturday
Afternoon
102 $2,000 Roadster Pony50 Inches & Under StakeShown by an Adult 18 years old and over.
$140 Tuesday Night
47 $2,000 Roadster PonyOver 50 Inches to 52 Inches StakeShown by an Adult 18 years old and over.
$140 Monday Night
231 $10,000 Roadster Pony World’sGrand Championship*Entry Fees Added if 8 or More Show*Must have qualified by showing in any of the above classes. Must be shown by an Adult. Declaration of intent to show must be made in the horse show office by 5:00 p.m., Saturday, August 28, 2010. (No exceptions.) Balance of $500 to be paid for championship, if qualified. If not nominated, entry fee will be $700.
$100
Nom.
Saturday Night
228 $1,500 Roadster Pony To WagonMust be shown to a four-wheeled road wagon. Pony 54 inches and under.
$105 Saturday
Afternoon
All championships may be limited to comply with USEF rules.
65 $1,500 Junior Exhibitor RoadsterPony Under Saddle - Rider 17 Years Old & UnderPony 54 inches & under, Under Saddle - Ridden by a Junior Exhibitor 17 years old and under.
$105 Tuesday Morning
157 $2,500 Junior Exhibitor RoadsterPony Under Saddle - Rider 17 Years Old & Under ChampionshipMust have qualified by showing in class 65. If class 65 is split, ribbon winners -4 in both splits are eligible.
$25 Nom. Thursday Afternoon
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Hackney/Harness Pleasure Pony Section
Single pony, not to exceed 14.2 hands in height.
118 $1,500 Junior ExhibitorHackney/Harness Pony PleasureDrivingDriven by a Junior Exhibitor 17 years old and under.
$105 Wednesday
Morning
178 $2,500 Junior ExhibitorHackney/Harness Pony PleasureDriving ChampionshipMust have qualified by showing in class 118. If class 118 is split, ribbon winners 1-8 in both splits are eligible. Balance of $150 to be paid for championship, if qualified. If not nominated, entry fee will be $200.
$25 Nom. Friday Morning
31 $1,500 Adult Amateur Junior Hackney/ Harness Pony Pleasure Driving4 years old and under. Driven by an Adult 18 years old and over.
$105 Monday Afternoon
121 $1,500 Adult Amateur Hackney/Harness Pony Pleasure DrivingDriven by an Adult 18 years and over.
$105 Wednesday
Morning
214 $2,500 Adult Amateur Hackney/Harness Pony Pleasure Driving ChampionshipMust have qualified by receiving a ribbon in class 121. If class 121 is split, ribbon winners (1-8) in both are eligible. Balance of $150 to be paid for championship, if qualified. If not nominated, entry fee will be $200. Will be limited to 16.
$25 Nom. Saturday Morning
Hackney Ponies
Single pony, not to exceed 14.2 hands in height.
10 $2,000 Kentucky County FairHackney Pony ChampionshipStallion, Mare or Gelding, any age.
$140 Sunday Night
130 $1,500 Three-Year-OldStallion, Mare or Gelding.
$105 Wednesday Afternoon
79 $1,500 Four-Year-OldStallion, Mare or Gelding.
$105 Tuesday Afternoon
190 $2,500 Junior ChampionshipMust have shown in class 79 or 130 to be eligible. Balance of $150 to be paid for championship, if qualified. If not nominated, entry fee will be $200.
$25 Nom. Friday Morning
HACKNEY/HARNESS PONY DIVISION
Entries must be registered with the American or Canadian Hackney Horse Societies, and must be entered under their full registered names by owner of record. Judging and Show Specifications for this section, please refer to: (USEF) HK101-111.
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81 $1,500 Amateur GentlemensStallion, Mare or Gelding, any age.Driven by an Amateur Gentleman.
$105 Tuesday Afternoon
108 $1,500 Amateur LadiesStallion, Mare or Gelding, any age.Driven by an Amateur Gentleman.
$105 Tuesday Night
207 $2,500 Amateur ChampionshipMust have qualified by receiving a ribbon in class 81 or 108. Balance of $150 to be paid for championship, if qualified. If not nominated, entry fee will be $200.
$25 Nom. Friday Night
144 $2,000 Hackney Pony StakeAny age.
$140 Wednesday Night
239 $10,000 World’s GrandChampionship*Entry Fees Added if 8 or More Show*Must have qualified by showing in any of the above classes. Declaration of intent to show must be in the horse show office by 5:00 p.m., Saturday, August 28, 2010. (No exceptions.) Balance of $500 must be paid for championship, if qualified. If not nominated, entry fee will be $700.
$100
Nom.
Saturday Night
Harness Ponies
Not to exceed 50 inches in height
3 $2,000 Kentucky County FairHarness Pony ChampionshipStallion, Mare or Gelding, any age.
$140 Sunday Night
126 $1,500 Three-Year-OldStallion, Mare or Gelding.
$105 Wednesday
Afternoon
83 $1,500 Four-Year-OldStallion, Mare or Gelding.
$105 Tuesday
Afternoon
217 $2,500 Junior Pony ChampionshipMust have shown in class 83 or 126 to be eligible. Balance of $150 to be paid for championship, if qualified. If not nominated, entry fee will be $200.
$25 Nom. Friday Afternoon
76 $1,500 Amateur GentlemensStallion, Mare or Gelding, any age. Driven by an Amateur Gentleman.
$105 Tuesday Morning
141 $1,500 Amateur LadiesStallion, Mare or Gelding, any age. Driven by an Amateur Lady.
$105 Wednesday Night
198 $2,500 Amateur ChampionshipMust have qualified by receiving a ribbon in class 76 or 141. Balance of $150 to be paid for championship, if qualified. If not nominated, entry fee will be $200.
$25 Nom. Friday Night
151 $2,000 Stallion/Gelding StakeAny age.
$140 Wednesday Night
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43 $2,000 Mare StakeAny age.
$140 Monday Night
235 $10,000 World’s GrandChampionship *Entry Fees Added if 8 or More Show*Must have qualified by showing in any of the above classes. Declaration of intent to show must be in the horse show office by 5:00 p.m., Saturday, August 28, 2010. (No exceptions.) Balance of $500 to be paid for championship, if qualified. If not nominated, entry fee will be $700.
$100 Nom.
Saturday Night
EQUITATION CLASSES (Saddle Seat)
The age of the Junior Rider on December 1, 2009, shall be his/her age for this competition. Kentucky classes are open to Kentucky residents only, and residence shall be determined as to the voting status of parent or guardian, by the Kentucky Law. This law states: to be eligible to vote in KY you must live in the state six months. The parent or legal guardian must be an eligible voter as of the start of the horse show. USEF EQ115-119.
Championships have no nomination fee. You may enter the championship, but do not pay championship fee. If you qualify, you declare and pay the fee before 6:00 p.m. the day prior to showing.
Trophy & Ribbons
218 Kentucky Class, Rider 17 Years Old & Underopen to riders with residence in KY. Tests 1-16
$25 Saturday
Morning
16 Open Class - Rider 17 Years OldTests 1-16
$25 Monday Morning
20 Open Class - Rider 16 Years OldTests 1-16
$25 Monday Morning
14 Open Class - Rider 15 Years OldTests 1-16
$25 Monday Morning
18 Open Class - Rider 14 Years OldTests 1-16
$25 Monday Morning
71 Open Class - Rider 13 Years OldTests 1-12
$25 Tuesday Morning
67 Open Class - Rider 12 Years OldTests 1-12
$25 Tuesday Morning
69 Open Class - Rider 11 Years Old& UnderTests 1-12
$25 Tuesday Afternoon
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161 Kentucky State Fair SeniorEquitation ChampionshipMust have qualified by placing 1-5 in class 14, 16, 18 or 20. Tests 1-16. Riders 14-17 years old. Entry fee of $25 to be paid for championship, if qualified.
$25 Thursday Night
184 Kentucky State Fair JuniorEquitation ChampionshipMust have qualified by placing 1-5 in class 67, 69 or 71. Tests 1-16. Riders 13 years old and under. Entry fee of $25 to be paid for championship, if qualified.
$25 Friday Morning
112 Equitation - Open, Walk-TrotRider 8 Years Old & Under
$25 Wednesday
Morning
114 Equitation - Open, Walk-TrotRider 9 Years Old
$25 Wednesday
Morning
116 Equitation - Open, Walk-TrotRider 10 Years Old
$25 Wednesday
Morning
177 Equitation - Walk-Trot - Rider 8Years Old & Under ChampionshipMust have shown in class 112. If class 112 is split, ribbon winners 1-6 are eligible for the championship. Entry fee of $25 to be paid for championship, if qualified.
$25 Friday
Afternoon
180 Equitation - Walk-Trot - Rider 9 & 10 Years Old ChampionshipRibbon winners 1-6 of classes 114 and 116 are eligible. Entry fee of $25 to be paid for championship, if qualified.
$25 Friday
Afternoon
The Kentucky State Fair World’s Championship Horse Show USEF #335 is operated in accordance with the current Rules of the USEF of which body it is a Regular Member Competition and is rated an “A” show in Five-Gaited; Three-Gaited; Fine Harness; Hackney & Harness Ponies; Hackney Pleasure Pony; Roadster Pony & Roadster Horse; American Saddlebred Pleasure.
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Federation Entry Agreement
By entering a Federation-licensed Competition and signing this entry blank as the owner, Lessee, Trainer, Manager, Agent, Coach, Driver, Rider, Handler, Vaulter or Longeur and on behalf of myself and my principals, representatives, employees and agents, I agree that I am subject to the Bylaws and Rules of The United States Equestrian Federation, Inc. (the “Federation”) and the local rules of the competition. I agree to be bound by the Bylaws and Rules of the Federation and of the competition. I will accept as final the decision of the Hearing Committee on any question arising under the Rules, and agree to release and hold harmless the competition, the Federation, their officials, directors and employees for any action taken under the Rules. I represent that I am eligible to enter and/or participate under the Rules, and every horse I am entering is eligible as entered. I also agree that as a condition of and in consideration of acceptance of entry, the Federation and/or the Competition may use or assign photographs, videos, audios, cablecasts, broadcasts, internet, film or news media, or other likenesses of me and my horse taken during the course of the competition for the promotion, coverage or benefit of the competition, sport, or the Federation. Those likenesses shall not be used to advertise a product and they may not be used in such a way as to jeopardize amateur status. I hereby expressly and irrevocably waive and release any rights in connection with such use, including any claim to compensation, invasion of privacy, right of publicity, or to misappropriation. The construction and application of Federation rules are governed by the laws of the State of New York, and any action instituted against the Federation must be filed in New York State. See GR908.4.
GR1210.4 - Competition management shall place a minimum of one sharps container per each competition, whether or not stabling is provided. Additionally, at least one sharps container per fifty occupied stalls for the disposal of needles and other disposable sharp instruments in convenient locations in barns housing competition horses. It is competition management’s responsibility to replace such containers when full and dispose of them properly. Competition management may fine any individuals including trainers, owners, exhibitors, or their agents up to $100 for improper disposal of needles or other sharp disposable instruments. Competition management will place a notice of this requirement either in its prize list or on a specific handout given to trainers on check in at the competition. If local law has different requirements, local law will prevail. Competitions failing to comply with placing the required number of containers on the show grounds will be considered in violation of the rules and may be subject to penalty as determined by the CEO or Executive Director and/or the Hearing Committee.
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USEF MEMBERSHIP STATEMENT
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 NON-MEMBER MAY PARTICIPATE AS A HANDLER, RIDER, DRIVER, OWNER, LESSEE, AGENT, COACH OR TRAINER AT REGULAR COMPETITIONS, EVENTING COMPETITIONS, DRESSAGE COMPETITIONS, REINING COMPETITION AND COMBINED DRIVING COMPETITIONS UPON PAYMENT OF A $30 NON-MEMBER REGISTRATION 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 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
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SADDLEBRED RECORD RULES1. Eligibility Requirements: To be eligible, a horse (living or deceased) must be a regis-
tered American Saddlebred and must have earned the necessary points (see Saddle-bred Record Point System); applicant or owner must be a current ASHA member.
2. Number of Points & U.S. Equestrian Show Requirements: To become a Champion in thePerformance, Show Pleasure, and/or Country Pleasure Divisions, a horse must have earned15 points at United States Equestrian Federation (USEF) “A,” “B,” or “C” rated shows.
3. Time Limit on Points: There is no time limit on earning points.4. Applications: Application must be made on the proper form and must be accompanied by
the application fee of $75.00 and two photographs. Application may be submitted by theowner, agent, or other person. A $50 rush fee will be assessed for priority processing.
5. Violations of U.S. Equestrian Rules: If an owner or owner’s agent has been found tohave been in violation of the Drugs and Medications Rules at a specific horse show, nopoints will be earned by the horse in question for that entire horse show. Any other viola-tions of the rules (as adjudicated by USEF) and/or correction of official show results mayresult in loss of points or championship status.
6. Approval of Champion: When a horse has been approved as a Champion, the appli-cant will receive the Certificate of Championship. The prefix CH will be permanentlyadded to the horse’s name on ASR records; a new registration certificate will be issuedto the Owner of Record upon presentation of the original certificate.
7. Permanent Status: The designation of Champion is permanent and irrevocable, exceptin the case of a violation of USEF rules or a correction of official show results (see Rule 5. above).
8. Duplicate Certificates of Championship: $35.00 each.9. Refund Policies: Refunds will be made only if (a) two or more applications have been
received, or (b) at the discretion of ASR. The application with the earliest postmark will beaccepted.
The Kentucky State Fair World’s Championship Horse Show carries aU.S. Equestrian Federation “A” rating for all divisions. Therefore, pointscan be earned at this show which may count toward the Saddlebred
Record Champion status. For complete information, contact: AmericanSaddlebred Registry, Saddlebred Record, 4083 Iron Works Parkway,
Lexington KY 40511. 859-259-2742. [email protected].
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SADDLEBRED RECORD POINT SYSTEMPerformance, Show Pleasure and Country Pleasure
1. To achieve CH status, a horse must earn 15 points at USEF “A,” “B,” or “C” rated shows.
2. Only 3 points at a single show will be allowed.3. Only 3 points won in “In Hand” classes will count toward the total of 15 points required
to earn CH status.4. The following classes are not eligible for points:
A/O/T/R Model Combination NoviceConsolation PairEquitation Restricted Limit Trail Local or Residency VersatilityMaiden
5. Point Values2 points 1st place Championship class in which four or more horses
have competed and qualified in a prior class.1 point 2nd place Same as above.1 point 1st place Any other eligible class in which six or more horses
have competed.
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SADDLEBRED RECORD POINT SYSTEM
Performance and Show Pleasure
1. To achieve CH status, a horse must earn 15 points at U.S. Equestrian Federation “A” rated shows.
2. Only 3 points at a single show will be allowed. 3. Only 3 points won in “In Hand” classes will count toward total of 15 points required to
earn CH status. 4. The following classes are not eligible for points.
A/O/T/R Maiden Consolation Model Equitation Novice Limit Pair Local or Residency Restricted
5. Point Values 2 points 1st place Championship class in which four or more horses have competed
and qualified in a prior class. 1 point 2nd place Same as above. 1 point 1st place Any other eligible class in which six or more horses have
competed.
Country Pleasure 1. To achieve CH status, a horse must earn 90 points at U.S. Equestrian Federation
“A,” “B” or “C” rated shows. 2. Only 10 points at a single show will be allowed. 3. Only 18 points won in “In Hand” classes will count toward the total of 90 points
required to earn CH status. 4. Points may be earned and combined in the following classes:
Three Gaited Country Pleasure Five Gaited Country Pleasure Country Pleasure Driving Western Country Pleasure Hunter Country Pleasure
5. The following classes are not eligible for points: Combination Trail Model Versatility Pairs
6. Point Values No. of Competitors 1st Place 2nd Place
5-9 1 point ½ point 10-14 2 points 1 point 15 & over 3 points 1 1/2 points
7. Bonus Points will be added for championship classes -2 points for first place, and 1 point for second place, only if the horse placed in the top six in a qualifying class.
8. If the show results do not reflect the correct number of entries in a particular class, the number of entries will be based on the total number of horses placed. ASR will adjust the allocated points upon written verification from the horse show secretary as to the correct number of entries.
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GENERAL HORSE SHOWRULES AND REGULATIONS
OFFICE
All horses will be under the care and supervision of their owners. The Fair Management will not be responsible for injury to horses or attendants.
There will be ample parking space on the fairgrounds for trailers and vehicles. All horses should enter the fairgrounds via Gate 6 off Preston Street.
You may pick up your back numbers in the Horse Show Office beginning on Sunday, August 8th, after 6:00 p.m. for Quarter Horses and on Sunday, August 15th, after 2:00 p.m. for Morgan Horses.
ENTRY BLANKS
PLEASE PRINT ON THE ENTRY BLANK!
Exhibitors should carefully read the conditions stated on each entry blank as these will be strictly enforced.
The word “ENTRY” will not be accepted. Each entry blank must contain the name and full description of each horse and the class in which it is entered clearly enumerated.
a. Entries in all horsemanship classes must be made in the name of the individual who will ride. Do not make these entries in stable names or the names of parents.
b. Every exhibitor or agent and trainer must sign the entry blank which must be accompanied by check covering all fees and charges. Both lines must be signed.
c. The Payee listed on the bottom of the 2010 Payment & Premium Information Form will be the one all correspondence will be sent to and also the name on the premium check.
d. Please make sure to fill out all spaces, name, trainer, owners address, phone numbers and complete address where specified.
REFUNDS
NO REFUNDS AFTER CLOSING DATE FOR ANY REASON.
Any exhibitor, rider, or driver who refuses to obey the request of the Judge, Ringmaster or Manager automatically becomes debarred from further competition and forfeits all previous winnings, together with entry fees and other charges. At the discretion of the Manager, the offending individual and his entire exhibit may be removed from the grounds.
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The right is reserved to combine classes, or to cancel any class in which a sufficient number of entries is not received. The right is also reserved to rearrange classes in the schedule. However, the exhibitor making entries in such classes will be notified at least 12 hours in advance of the scheduled time of the class.
Horses must be ready ten minutes before the class in which they are entered is called. Warning as to the progress of the preceding class will be given over the loud speakers in the Stable Area. The Horse Show will not be responsible for an Exhibitor’s failure to hear the call.
ATTIRE
All Quarter Horse Show exhibitors must be suitably clothed with western hat and attire. (T-shirts are not acceptable.) AQHA rules to apply.
ENTRY FEES
Entry fee in each class is listed in the prize list. The Kentucky State Fair reserves the right of declining to accept any entry or entries and to return any and all entrance fees. Also to prohibit any person from attending or showing a horse in the ring and to remove any owner or stable employee or horse from the ring or from the grounds without liability of any kind.
If you post enter you must pay at that time. A $25.00 fee will be charged for all returned checks. We reserve the right to return checks and request cash for fees.
DOGS
Dogs are permitted at the Show only if they are confined to the stable and tack room area and they must be kept tied or on a leash. No dogs allowed in the Coliseum or Horse Show Office.
JUDGING
During the time of the judging no person will be allowed in the Ring, except the Ring Attendants, Judge of the Class, and when necessary, the Handler in charge of the horses being judged.
If for any reason one of the judges has to be withdrawn from judging a class due to circumstances unforeseen in advance by the Horse Show Management, another judge will be substituted.
No attendant or groom will be allowed in the horse show arena unless he is wearing suitable attire.
Decisions of the Judge or Judges will be final.
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VETERINARIAN
The Kentucky State Fair has named Dr. John Moran and Associates of Flemingsburg, KY to be the official veterinarians who will be in attendance and will inspect such horses as may be designated by the judge or judges or the Horse Show Manager and their decision will be FINAL. The number for Dr. Moran while the show is not in progress will be (606) 748-8381 or contact the Horse Show Office at (502) 367-5300. A pager number will be posted in the Horse Show Office.
This show will follow all regulations of the Horse Protection Act of 1970, Public Law 91-540- As Amended.
STALLS
Stalls in the horse barns will be limited exclusively to horses entered and to be shown in the 2010 Kentucky State Fair Horse Shows. This rule is necessary owing to limited number of available stalls.
$40.00 Stall Fee - All horses are required to have a stall, and this must be included on the entry blank. No first bedding, Permanent stalls with doors.
EXHIBITORS - Upon arrival, report to the Stall Trailer (watch for signs), for stall placements. Quarter Horses will not be stabled until after 6:00 p.m., Sunday, August 8th and must be out by 9:00 a.m., Sunday, August 15th. Morgan Horses will be stabled after 2:00 p.m. on Sunday, August 15th and must be out by 9:00 a.m., Wednesday, August 18th.
ALL HORSES ENTERED MUST PAY THE $40.00 STALL FEE.
PREMIUM CHECKS
Checks will be mailed out by the first of October.
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1. Download the following file @ www.kystatefair.org
Registration Form
a. Right click on the Registration Form link above and choose “Save as...” or “Save Target as...” and save it on your desktop. b. Open the file and scroll down to the bottom where there are tabs. Please choose the red colored tab named “Entry Sheet”. The other tab is general instructions for each section. c. Fill in the green shaded areas in the sections that apply to you, making certain to save the sheet occasionally to prevent losing information.
2. When you have completed the form: a. Go to “File” and select “Save” to save all entry information. b. Sign into your email account of choice. c. Create a new message and address the email to: [email protected] d In the subject line, please include the words: Quarter Horse Registration followed by a dash (-) and the owner’s last name so that it looks like the following:
Example:To: [email protected]
Subject: Quarter Horse Registration-Jones e. Attach the entry form to this email. For specific instructions on attachments please refer to your email’s help section.
If you experience difficulties with this form, please contact [email protected].
Mail entries to: Kentucky State Fair Horse Show Office P.O. Box 37130 Louisville, KY 40233
If you need other information, please call: (502) 367-5300Overnight address: Kentucky State Fair Horse Show Office 937 Phillips Lane Louisville, KY 40209
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KENTUCKY STATE FAIRQUARTER HORSE SHOW
August 9-14, 2010 Broadbent Arena & Coliseum
Ronald Carmicle J. Michael Libs Chairman Vice-Chairman Kentucky State Fair Board Kentucky State Fair Board
Fred Sarver William B. Tolle Board Member in Charge Assistant Board Member in Charge
OFFICIALS
Judge-AQHA, NSBA ......... Bill Springer .......................Griffin, GA
Judge-AQHA-NSBA ......... Mary A. Luther .................. Lowell, MI
Judge-AQHA-NRHA,NRCHA Bobby Harrison ...........Whitesburg, TX
Judge-AQHA-NRHA,NRCHA Chris Kozlowski .....................Galt, CA
Judge-AQHA ..................... Robert St. Clair ...... Fall of Rough, KY
Judge-NCHA ...................... Chubby Turner .......... Weatherford, TX
Judge-NCHA ...................... Sam Turner ........................Weatherford, TX
Manager ............................. Harold Workman ......... Louisville, KY
Show Secretary .................. Carrie Schueler ............ Louisville, KY
Announcer .......................... Mark Hester .............Hopkinsville, KY
Announcer .......................... Jimmy Shaw .......................Adams, TN
Time Keeper ...................... Dale Fowler ......................Marion, KY
Veterinarian ........................ Dr. John Moran ...... Flemingsburg, KY
Farrier ................................. Troy Colglazier ................Marengo, IN
Office Staff ........................ Jean Miles .................... Louisville, KY
Office Staff ........................ Linda Mitchell ............. Louisville, KY
Office Staff ........................ Bonnie Johnson ............ Louisville, KY
Office Staff ........................ Karen Jeffries ............... Louisville, KY
Office Staff ........................ Janice Sego .................. Louisville, KY
Arena Staff ......................... Butch Fluhr .................. Louisville, KY
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1. Read General Horse Show Rules and Regulations on pages 76-78 for additional Quarter Horse Rules.
2. Entry Closing Date - All entries must be postmarked on or before Monday, July 5, 2010. Postage meter date not accepted.
3. Post Entries will be accepted by payment of $25.00 late fee per horse, plus regular class fees. Late entries must be made NO LATER than 6:00 p.m. prior to the day of the class to enter.
4. Post Entries - Team Penning - Entries will be accepted with double entry fee until 6:00 p.m. the day before the class is to be held.
5. Post Entries - Ranch Sorting - Entries will be accepted with double entry fee until 6:00 p.m. the day before the class is to be held.
6. Cutting Entries - Entries will be accepted (with entry fee and $100.00 late fee) until the day before the class is to be held. Entry closing date Monday, July 26, 2010.
7. Roping Post Entries will be double only on the office charges.
8. Youth Package $75.00 - Youth entries received by Monday, July 5, 2010 may pay a fee of $75.00 which includes stall fee and entry into as many events in the AQHA Youth Shows as each horse may wish to enter. Individual classes may be entered at regular entry. This $75.00 package applies only to advance entries. Post entries are the regular entry fees and $25.00 late fee charge. The $10.00 Drug Fee is NOT included in the $75.00 Youth Package. Must put class numbers on entry form.
9. Entry Forms - The entry forms must contain all information requested, including complete mailing address, social security number and signature. Your entry form must be neat and correct. Entries should be mailed to Kentucky State Fair, Quarter Horse Show, PO Box 37130, Louisville, KY 40233. Additional entry blanks may be obtained by writing to the above address or by calling (502) 367-5300, FAX (502) 367-5305. Catalogs and entry forms will also be on our web site www.kyfairexpo.org.a. No entries will be accepted by telephone, but completed
entry form may be faxed using credit card payment (Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express).
DO NOT duplicate entry by faxing and mailing.b. Full payment of entry fees, stall fees and drug fees required
or entries will not be accepted.c. Copies of registration papers and your membership card
must be sent in with your entry blank. Exhibitors in AQHA classes must be members of AQHA or AQHYA. Amateur entries must hold valid AQHA Amateur Card.
Memberships may be purchased at the show office. (Bring originals to the show.) Fill out entry blank completely. NCHA, NRHA, NSBA and NRCHA membership may be
purchased at the show office.
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10. Registration papers must be seen for all horses, except those shown in Open Performance classes, as well as current membership cards. All horses competing in NRHA competition will be required to have a competition license.
11. Drug Test - All horses entered in AQHA classes must pay $10.00 drug testing fee and submit to testing if chosen.
12. Substitutions - In the event an entry must cancel due to lameness or injury the entry may be substituted by the same owner, provided the show secretary is furnished with a veterinarian’s written statement prior to the time the class is called.
13. No Refunds - on entry, stall fee and drug fees will be made where a horse is withdrawn for any reason by an exhibitor.
14. Double Judged/Double Points - This show is approved for double judged/double points. Each of the two judge’s placing will produce separate results; therefore, two full sets of AQHA points will be awarded.a. Only one total entry fee is charged - one entry fee enters the exhibitors in both shows.
15. Money Paid on Composite Placings - In all classes the money, awards will be determined based on composite placings of both judges. Ribbons and caps awarded on both judges. Exception: In timed events, money will be awarded on time. In roping classes, money will be awarded on time; awards will be on composite judge’s placings. Money will be paid on time but points awarded by judges in roping and dally team heading and heeling. In case of ties, money will divided with one judge pre-designated as tiebreaker for awards.
16. Girls Barrels and Open Barrel Race - Western attire, hats are optional. AQHA rules to be applied.
17. Flag Race - Ten second penalty with no pick, five second with no stick. Anything knocked over is no time. Flag must be stuck through the top of the bucket. No hitting horse with flag.
18. Rescue - Jumper must make contact behind cone. This means no stepping out in front of cone. If cone is knocked over, it is a no time. No sleeveless shirts. No ball caps. Helmets or cowboy hats are optional. Jumper may wear T-shirts and tennis shoes. Jumper must be astride the horse when crossing the finish line.
19. For Health Requirement Information, contact: Kentucky Department of Agriculture (502) 564-3956 or www.kyagr.com.
20. A limited amount of RV parking will be available at a charge of $10.00 per day cash or credit card (Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express) payment only; however, no hookups or dumping facilities. Space will be assigned on a first come first serve basis and no space can be guaranteed. Contact Linda Stone’s office located at the administration offices in front of Freedom Hall or call (502) 367-5384. Any RV’s driven on the fairgrounds will be subject to RV charges.
21. Parking of trucks and trailers in fire lanes is prohibited except for time necessary to load and unload.
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Junior Horses - 5 Years Old & UnderSenior Horses - 6 Years Old & Over
Double Point ShowPremiums
Entry fees are for both shows (example - $18 ($9 + $9)
$18 entry fee will receive - 6 Ribbons
$100 purse will receive - $30, $25, $20, $15, $10, Ribbon$150 purse will receive - $50, $40, $30, $20, $10, Ribbon$200 purse will receive - $60, $48, $36, $24, $18, $14$400 purse will receive - $125, $100, $75, $50, $30, $20$500 purse will receive - $150, $120, $90, $60, $45, $35
7 places - 26%, 22%, 17%, 12%, 10%, 8%, 5%6 places - 30%, 24%, 18%, 12%, 9%, 7%5 places - 30%, 25%, 20%, 15%, 10%4 places - 40%, 30%, 20%, 10%3 places - 50%, 30%, 20%
Monday, August 9th, 8:00 a.m. - Broadbent Arena
CUTTERS: See Post Entry Rule of Page 80.
NCHA approved events are restricted to NCHA members only. All owners and riders must be members in good standing with the NCHA to compete in an approved show. NCHA cards must be shown when picking up your back numbers. Back numbers must be picked up before you show. BACK numbers must be worn in the class.
Class # Class Name Entry Fee
1 NCHA Championship Open Cutting ..................... $220.00 Exhibitor may show 2 horses. Added Purse $500.00 100% payback of entry fee ($110 entry fee, $110 office charge)
2 AQHA Senior Cutting ............................................ $135.00 100% payback of entry fee. ($25 entry fee, $110 office charge)
Class 2 will run concurrently with NCHA Class 1.
3 NCHA 5 & 6 Year Old Open Classic .................... $220.00 100% payback of entry fee Added Purse $1,000.00 ($110 entry fee, $110 office charge) Exhibitor may show unlimited entries.
4 NCHA 4 Year Old Open Derby ............................. $220.00 100% payback of entry fee Added Purse $1,000.00 ($110 entry fee, $110 office charge) Exhibitor may show unlimited entries.
5 NCHA $15,000 Novice Horse/Non-Pro Rider ...... $150.00 100% payback of entry fee Added Purse $400.00 ($75 entry fee, $75 office charge)
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6 NCHA $3,000 Limit Novice Cutting .................... $110.00 100% payback of entry fee Added Purse $400.00 ($55 entry fee, $55 office charge)
7 NCHA $50,000 Limit Amateur Cutting ............... $110.00 100% payback of entry fee Added Purse $400.00 ($55 entry fee, $55 office charge)
8 AQHA Amateur Cutting......................................... $80.00 100% payback of entry fee ($25 entry fee, $55 office charge)
9 NCHA $15,000 Limit Amateur Cutting ................ $95.00 100% payback of entry fee ($50 entry fee, $45 office charge)
10 KY State Fair Bluegrass Cutting Stake .................. $110.00 100% payback of entry fee Added Purse $500.00 Money to finals - Clean Slate ($55.00 entry fee, $55.00 office charge) Open to anyone – eliminations Monies to the top three (50% 30% 20%)
1st go on Monday-Top 8 to compete Tuesday - Class 21
Monday, August 9th, 9:00 a.m. - Coliseum
11 AQHA Junior Reining ........................................... $40.00 Purse $450.00
12 AQHA Senior Reining ........................................... $40.00 Purse of $500 to be paid in the finals. Purse $450.00 Top 12 to compete Monday night Class 29 - CLEAN SLATE.
13 NRHA Open ........................................................... $75.00 50% payback Added Purse $500.00 $50 entry fee, $25 judges fee
14 NRHA Intermediate Open...................................... $40.00 50% payback Added Purse $500.00 $20 entry fee, $20 judges fee
15 NRHA Limited Open ............................................. $40.00 50% payback Added Purse $500.00 $20 entry fee, $20 judges fee
Classes 13, 14 and 15 will run concurrently with AQHA Classes 11 and 12. NRHA classes: monies according to NRHA rules.
16 AQHA Novice Amateur Reining ........................... $20.00 Purse $150.00
17 AQHA Amateur Reining ....................................... $25.00 Purse $250.00
18 NRHA Non-Pro ...................................................... $40.00 50% payback Added Purse $250.00 $20 entry fee, $20 judges fee
19 NRHA Intermediate Non-Pro ................................ $40.00 50% payback Added Purse $250.00 $20 entry fee, $20 judges fee
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Classes 18, 19, 20 and 21 will run concurrently with AQHA Class 17. NRHA classes: monies according to NRHA rules.
22 NRHA Novice Horse Open (Level 1) .................... $40.00 50% payback Added Purse $250.00 $20 entry fee, $20 judges fee
23 NRHA Novice Horse Non-Pro (Level 1)............... $40.00 50% payback Added Purse $250.00 $20 entry fee, $20 judges fee
Classes 22 and 23 will run concurrently. NRHA classes: monies according to NRHA rules.
24 AQHA Novice Youth Reining ............................... $20.00 Purse $150.00
25 AQHA Youth Reining ........................................... $25.00 Purse $250.00
26 NRHA Youth (13 & Under) .................................. $10.00 **NO judges fee. **NO payback.
27 NRHA Youth (14-18) ............................................ $10.00 **NO judges fee. **No payback.
Classes 26 and 27 will run concurrently with AQHA Class 25. NRHA classes: monies according to NRHA rules.
28 NRHA Youth Rookie (18 & Under) ...................... $10.00 **NO judges fee. **No payback.
29 Ky. State Fair Senior Reining Finals Purse $500.00 The Pat Mahoney Trophy, In memory of Pat Mahoney Top 12 from Class 12 - CLEAN SLATE
Tuesday, August 10th, 8:00 a.m. - Broadbent Arena
30 NCHA Championship Non-Pro Cutting ................ $220.00 100% payback of entry fee Added Purse $500.00 ($110 entry fee, $110 office charge)
31 NCHA 5 & 6 Year Old Non-Pro Classic ............... $220.00 100% payback of entry fee Added Purse $1,000.00 ($110 entry fee, $110 office charge) Exhibitor may show unlimited entries.
32 NCHA 4 Year Old Non-Pro Derby ....................... $220.00 100% payback of entry fee Added Purse $1,000.00 ($110 entry fee, $110 office charge) Exhibitor may show unlimited entries.
33 NCHA $10,000 Limit Novice Cutting ................... $150.00 100% payback of entry fee Added Purse $400.00 ($75 entry fee, $75 office charge)
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34 AQHA Junior Cutting ............................................ $100.00 100% payback of entry fee ($25 entry fee, $75 office charge)
Class 34 will run concurrently with NCHA Class 33
35 NCHA $5,000 Novice Non-Pro ............................. $110.00 100% payback of entry fee Added Purse $400.00 ($55 entry fee, $55 office charge)
36 NCHA Youth Activity Cutting .............................. $35.00 ($20 entry fee, $15 office charge)
37 AQHA Youth Cutting ............................................. $35.00 100% payback of entry fee ($20 entry fee, $15 office charge)
Class 37 will run concurrently with NCHA Class 36
38 NCHA $35,000 Limit Non-Pro Cutting ................ $110.00 100% payback of entry fee ($55 entry fee, $55 office charge)
39 NCHA $2,000 Limit Rider - Any Horse ............... $95.00 100% payback of entry fee ($50 entry fee, $45 office charge)
40 KY State Fair Bluegrass Cutting Finals Top 8 from Class 10 – Clean Slate
Tuesday, August 10th, 9:00 a.m. - Coliseum 41 Walk-Trot Riders 10 Years & Under ..................... $18.00 Not eligible for any other performance classes
5 minute warm up
42 AQHA 2 Year Old Snaffle Bit ............................... $35.00 Western Pleasure Added Purse $250.00
43 NSBA 2 Year Old Open Snaffle Bit Western Pleasure $20.00 Added Purse $100.00
Class 43 will run concurrently with AQHA Class 42. NSBA Class: monies according to NSBA rules.
44 AQHA Novice Youth Western Pleasure ............... $25.00 Purse $200.00
45 AQHA Novice Amateur Western Pleasure ........... $25.00 Purse $200.00
5 minute warm up
46 NSBA 3 Year Old Non-Pro Western Pleasure ....... $20.00 Added Purse $100.00
47 3 Year Old Snaffle-Bit Western Pleasure .............. $35.00 NSBA rules to be applied Added Purse $250.00
48 NSBA 3 Year Old Snaffle-Bit Western Pleasure .. $20.00 Added Purse $100.00
29 NSBA 3 Year Old Snaffle-Bit Western Pleasure .... $20.00 Added Purse $100.00
Class 48 will run concurrently with KSF Class 47. NSBA Class: monies according to NSBA rules.
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50 AQHA Youth Western Pleasure (13 Years ........... $25.00 & Under) Purse $200.00
51 AQHA Youth Western Pleasure (14-18 Years) ..... $25.00 Purse $200.00
52 NSBA Youth Western Pleasure (Rider 18 & Under) $20.00 Added Purse $100.00
53 AQHA Junior Western Pleasure ............................ $40.00 Purse $400.00
54 NSBA All-Age Color Western Pleasure ................ $20.00 Added Purse $100.00
55 NSBA All-Age Non-Pro Color Western Pleasure $20.00 Added Purse $100.00
56 AQHA Amateur Western Pleasure (50 Years ........ $25.00 & Over) Purse $200.00
57 AQHA Amateur Western Pleasure - All Ages ...... $25.00 Purse $200.00
58 NSBA Maturity Non-Pro Western Pleasure .......... $20.00 Added Purse $100.00
59 AQHA Senior Western Pleasure ............................ $40.00 Purse $400.0060 NSBA Senior Western Pleasure ............................. $20.00 Added Purse $100.00
Class 60 will run concurrently with AQHA Class 59. NSBA class: monies according to NSBA rules.
61 The TONY WILSON MEMORIAL OPEN .......... $25.00 Western Pleasure Purse $200.00 Top 12 to compete Saturday night Class 232 - CLEAN SLATE. Purse of $500 to be paid in the Finals.
If you will not be returning back to the Finals on Saturday Night, please notify the Horse Show Office.
62 AQHA Novice Youth Western Horsemanship ...... $25.00 Purse $200.00
63 AQHA Youth Western Horsemanship (13 Years .. $25.00 & Under) Purse $200.00
64 AQHA Youth Western Horsemanship ................... $25.00 (14-18 Years) Purse $200.00
65 AQHA Novice Amateur Western Horsemanship .. $25.00 Purse $200.00
66 AQHA Amateur Western Horsemanship ............... $25.00 (50 Years & Over) Purse $200.00
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67 AQHA Amateur Western Horsemanship ............... $25.00 (All Ages) Purse $200.00
68 AQHA Green Western Riding ................................ $25.00 Purse $200.00
69 AQHA Western Riding........................................... $25.00 Purse $200.00
Trail will start 1 hour after last Western Riding class
70 AQHA Green Trail ..................................................... $25.00 Purse $200.00
71 NSBA Green Trail ...................................................... $20.00 Added Purse $100.00
Class 71 will run concurrently with AQHA Class 70. NSBA class: monies according to NSBA rules.
72 AQHA Junior Trail ................................................ $25.00 Purse $200.00
73 AQHA Senior Trail ................................................ $25.00 Purse $200.00
74 NSBA Junior Trail ................................................. $20.00 Added Purse $100.00
75 NSBA Senior Trail ................................................. $20.00 Added Purse $100.00
Class 74 and 75 will run concurrently with AQHA Class 72 and 73. NSBA class: monies according to NSBA rules.
76 AQHA Novice Youth Trail .................................... $25.00 Purse $200.00
77 AQHA Novice Amateur Trail ................................ $25.00 Purse $200.00
78 AQHA Youth Trail ................................................ $25.00 Purse $200.00
79 NSBA Youth Trail - All Age .................................. $20.00 Added Purse $100.00
Class 79 will run concurrently with AQHA Class 78. NSBA class: monies according to NSBA rules.
80 AQHA Amateur Trail (50 Years & Over) ............. $25.00 Purse $200.00
81 AQHA Amateur Trail ............................................ $25.00 Purse $200.00
82 NSBA Amateur Trail .............................................. $20.00 Added Purse $100.00
Class 82 will run concurrently with AQHA Class 80 and 81. NSBA class: monies according to NSBA rules.
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83 AQHA Junior Working Cow Horse ....................... $55.00 100 % payback of entry fee $25 entry fee, $30 office charge
84 NRCHA Open Hackamore..................................... 158.00 $40 entry fee, $50 cattle charge Added Purse $500.00 $60 Jackpot - $8 NRCHA fee per class
85 NRCHA Limited Hackamore................................. 158.00 $40 entry fee, $50 cattle charge Added Purse $500.00 $60 Jackpot - $8 NRCHA fee per class
Class 84 and 85 will run concurrently with AQHA Class 63. NRCHA Classes: monies according to NRCHA rules. NRCHA rule apply to the NRCHA entries in the AQHA classes.
86 AQHA Senior Working Cow Horse ...................... $55.00 100 % payback of entry fee $25 entry fee, $30 office charge
87 NRCHA Open Bridle ............................................. $158.00 $40 entry fee, $50 cattle charge Added Purse $500.00 $60 Jackpot - $8 NRCHA fee per class
88 NRCHA Limited Open Bridle ............................... $158.00 $40 entry fee, $50 cattle charge Added Purse $500.00 $60 Jackpot - $8 NRCHA fee per class
Class 87 and 88 will run concurrently with AQHA Class 86. NRCHA Classes: monies according to NRCHA rules. NRCHA rule apply to the NRCHA entries in the AQHA classes.
89 AQHA Amateur Working Cow Horse ................... $55.00 100% payback of entry fee. ($25 entry fee, $30 office charge)
90 NRCHA Non Pro Hackamore ................................ $133.00 $30 entry fee, $50 cattle charge Added Purse $500.00 $45 Jackpot - $8 NRCHA fee per class
91 NRCHA Non Pro Bridle ........................................ $133.00 $30 entry fee, $50 cattle charge Added Purse $500.00 $45 Jackpot - $8 NRCHA fee per class
92 NRCHA Intermediate Non Pro Bridle ................... $98.00 $20 entry fee, $40 cattle charge Added Purse $250.00 $30 Jackpot - $8 NRCHA fee per class
Class 90, 91 and 92 will run concurrently with AQHA Class 89. NRCHA Classes: monies according to NRCHA rules. NRCHA rule apply to the NRCHA entries in the AQHA classes.
93 AQHA Youth Working Cow Horse ....................... $55.00 100 % payback of entry fee $25 entry fee, $30 office charge
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94 NRCHA Youth Bridle ............................................ $86.00 $15 entry fee, $40 cattle charge Added Purse $100.00 $23 Jackpot - $8 NRCHA fee per class
Class 94 will run concurrently with AQHA Class 93. NRCHA Classes: monies according to NRCHA rules. NRCHA rule apply to the NRCHA entries in the AQHA classes.
95 NRCHA Youth Limited ......................................... $98.00 $20 entry fee, $40 cattle charge Added Purse $150.00 $30 Jackpot - $8 NRCHA fee per class
96 AQHA Novice Amateur Working Cow Horse Boxing $55.00 100 % payback of entry fee $25 entry fee, $30 office charge
97 NRCHA Non Pro Limited ..................................... $98.00 $20 entry fee, $40 cattle charge Added Purse $150.00 $30 Jackpot - $8 NRCHA fee per class
Class 97 will run concurrently with AQHA Class 96. NRCHA Classes: monies according to NRCHA rules. NRCHA rule apply to the NRCHA entries in the AQHA classes.
Wednesday, August 12th, 8:00 A.M. - Coliseum
98 AQHA Novice Youth Showmanship ..................... $18.00
99 AQHA Novice Amateur Showmanship ................. $18.00
100 AQHA Youth Showmanship at Halter, (13 Years & Under) ................................................ $18.00
101 AQHA Youth Showmanship at Halter, (14-18 Years) ......................................................... $18.00
102 AQHA Amateur Showmanship (50 Years & Over) ................................................. $18.00
103 AQHA Amateur Showmanship at Halter .............. $18.00
104 AQHA Youth Halter Geldings - 2 Years Old & Under .................................................................. $18.00
105 AQHA Youth Halter Geldings - 3 Years Old & Over .................................................................... $18.00
106 AQHA Youth Performance Halter - Geldings ....... $18.00
107 AQHA Youth Gelding Grand Champion & Reserve ............................................................... $------
109 AQHA Amateur - Halter Gelding, 2 Years Old & Under .................................................................. $18.00
110 AQHA Amateur - Halter Gelding, 3 Years Old & Over .................................................................... $18.00
111 AQHA Amateur Performance Halter - Geldings ... $18.00
112 AQHA Amateur Gelding Grand Champion & Reserve ............................................................... $------
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115 AQHA Geldings at Halter - foals of 2008 ............. $18.00
116 AQHA Geldings at Halter - foals of 2007 ............. $18.00
117 AQHA Geldings at Halter - foals of 2006 & before ................................................................. $18.00
118 AQHA Performance Halter - Geldings .................. $18.00
119 AQHA Gelding Grand Champion & Reserve ....... $------
121 AQHA Youth Halter Mares - 2 Years Old & Under .................................................................. $18.00
122 AQHA Youth Halter Mares - 3 Years Old & Over .................................................................... $18.00
123 AQHA Youth Performance Halter - Mares ........... $18.00
124 AQHA Youth Mare Grand Champion & Reserve ............................................................... $------
126 AQHA Amateur - Halter Mares, 2 Years Old & Under .................................................................. $18.00
127 AQHA Amateur - Halter Mares, 3 Years Old & Over .................................................................... $18.00
128 AQHA Amateur Performance Halter - Mares ....... $18.00
129 AQHA Amateur Mare Grand Champion & Reserve ............................................................... $------
131 AQHA Mares at Halter - foals of 2010 ................. $18.00
132 AQHA Mares at Halter - foals of 2009 ................. $18.00
133 AQHA Mares at Halter - foals of 2008 ................. $18.00
134 AQHA Mares at Halter - foals of 2007 ................. $18.00
135 AQHA Mares at Halter - foals of 2006 & before ................................................................. $18.00
136 AQHA Performance Halter - Mares ...................... $18.00
137 AQHA Mare Grand Champion & Reserve ........... $------
139 AQHA Amateur - Halter Stallions, 2 Years Old & Under .................................................................. $18.00
140 AQHA Amateur - Halter Stallions, 3 Years Old & Over .................................................................... $18.00
141 AQHA Amateur Performance Halter - Stallions ... $18.00
142 AQHA Amateur Stallion Grand Champion & Reserve ............................................................... $------
144 AQHA Stallions at Halter - foals of 2010 ............. $18.00
145 AQHA Stallions at Halter - foals of 2009 ............. $18.00
146 AQHA Stallions at Halter - foals of 2008 ............. $18.00
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147 AQHA Stallions at Halter - foals of 2007 ............. $18.00
148 AQHA Stallions at Halter - foals of 2006 & before ................................................................. $18.00
149 AQHA Performance Halter - Stallions .................. $18.00
150 AQHA Stallion Grand Champion & Reserve ........ $------
There will be a 30 minute warm-up for Longe Line horses only.
152 NSBA Non Pro Western Longe Line ..................... $20.00 Added Purse $100.00 153 NSBA Western Longe Line .................................... $20.00 Added Purse $100.00
30 Minute Break for Hunt Seat horses only.
154 AQHA Green Hunter Under Saddle ...................... $25.00 Purse $200.00
155 AQHA Novice Youth Hunter Under Saddle ......... $25.00 Purse $200.00
156 AQHA Novice Amateur Hunter Under Saddle ..... $25.00 Purse $200.00
157 AQHA Youth Hunter Under Saddle (13 Years ..... $25.00 & Under) Purse $200.00
158 AQHA Youth Hunter Under Saddle (14-18 ......... $25.00 Years Old) Purse $200.00
159 AQHA Registered Junior Hunter Under ................ $25.00 Saddle Purse $200.00
160 AQHA Amateur Hunter Under Saddle .................. $25.00 Purse $200.00
161 AQHA Amateur Hunter Under Saddle .................. $25.00 (50 & Over) Purse $200.00
162 NSBA Maturity Non Pro Hunter Under Saddle .... $20.00 Added Purse $100.00
163 AQHA Registered Senior Hunter Under ............... $25.00 Saddle Purse $200.00
164 NSBA Maturity Open Hunter Under Saddle ......... $20.00 Added Purse $100.00
165 AQHA Novice Youth Hunt Seat Equitation .......... $25.00 Purse $200.00
166 AQHA Novice Amateur Hunt Seat Equitation ...... $25.00 Purse $200.00
167 AQHA Youth Hunt Seat Equitation (13 Years ..... $25.00 & Under) Purse $200.00
168 AQHA Youth Hunt Seat Equitation (14-18 ........... $25.00 Years Old) Purse $200.00
169 AQHA Amateur Hunt Seat Equitation .................. $25.00 Purse $200.00
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171 Open Pole Bending ................................................ $40.00 2-D Format **70% payback Added Purse $1,000.00 (60%, 40%) Pay 7 places in each division
Class 173 Open Barrel Race will not start before 6:00 p.m.
173 Open Barrel Race ................................................... $50.00 4-D Format **70% payback Added Purse $2,500.00 (35%, 30%, 20%, 15%) Pay 7 places in each division, 1/2, 1/2 and 1 full second AQHA rules to be applied.
Thursday, August 12th, 8:00 a.m. - Broadbent
Team Penning and Ranch Sorting will be charged a fee of $50.00 for rider name changes, made the day of the show.
177 AQHA Youth Ranch Sorting Team $30.00 (60% Jackpot) (3 places) Added Purse $100.00 60 second time limit
178 AQHA Open Ranch Sorting Team $100.00 (60% Jackpot) (5 places) Added Purse $1000.00 60-second time limit
179 AQHA Amateur Ranch Sorting Team $60.00 (60% Jackpot) (5 places) Added Purse $500.00 60-second time limit
180 Open Two Man Ranch Sorting Team $100.00 Added Purse $2,000.00 4 Ride Limit (Must have a change of 1 rider) 60% Jackpot; 40% to 1st go payback - 6 places 60% to Finals payback - 6 places 60 second time limit - Western Attire (AQHA Rules applied)
Open Two Man Ranch Sorting (Finals) Top Ten - Combine Time
182 Two Man Ranch Sorting (50 & Over) ................ Team $100.00 Added Purse $2,000.00 4 Ride Limit (Must have a change of 1 rider) 60% Jackpot; 40% to 1st go payback - 6 places 60% to Finals payback - 6 places 60 second time limit - Western Attire (AQHA Rules applied)
Open Two Man Ranch Sorting (50 & Over) (Finals) Top Ten - Combine Time
184 AQHA Youth Team Penning Team $30.00 (60% Jackpot) (3 places) Added Purse $100.00 90-second time limit.
185 AQHA Amateur Team Penning ............................. Team $90.00 (60% Jackpot) (5 places) Added Purse $500.00 60-second time limit.
186 AQHA Team Penning ............................................ Team $150.00 (60% Jackpot) (5 places) Added Purse $1,000.00 60-second time limit.
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Thursday, August 12th, 9:00 a.m. - Coliseum187 Girls Barrel Race - Open ....................................... $50.00 2-D Format. Added Purse $1,500.00 1st go $550.00; 2nd go $500.00; Finals $450.00. AQHA rules to be applied, 1 full second. Top 12 to compete Saturday Night Class 233. CLEAN SLATE.
If you will not be returning back to the Finals on Saturday Night, please notify the Horse Show Office. No substitution of horses will be permitted.
189 Speed Race - Open ................................................. $25.00 50% Jackpot - Payback 6 places Added Purse $200.00
190 AQHA Novice Youth Pole Bending ...................... $25.00 50% payback Added Purse $200.00
191 AQHA Youth Pole Bending (13 Years & Under) . $25.00 50% payback Added Purse $200.00
192 AQHA Youth Pole Bending (14-18 Years) ........... $25.00 50% payback Added Purse $200.00
193 AQHA Novice Amateur Pole Bending .................. $25.00 50% payback Added Purse $200.00
194 AQHA Amateur Pole Bending .............................. $25.00 50% payback Added Purse $200.00
195 AQHA Junior Pole Bending ................................. $25.00 50% payback Added Purse $200.00
196 AQHA Senior Pole Bending .................................. $50.00 50% Jackpot Added Purse $1,500.00 Top 12 to compete Saturday Night Class 236. Money will be split 50% in class and 50% in Finals CLEAN SLATE.
If you will not be returning back to the Finals on Saturday Night, please notify the Horse Show Office. No substitution of horses will be permitted.
197 Rescue Race - Open ............................................... $50.00 50% Jackpot Added Purse $1,500.00 Top 12 to compete Saturday Night Class 231. Money will be split 50% in class and 50% in Finals CLEAN SLATE (See Rule #18, page 82)
If you will not be returning back to the Finals on Saturday Night, please notify the Horse Show Office. No substitution of horses will be permitted.
198 Flag Race - Open ................................................... $50.00 50% Jackpot Added Purse $1,500.00 Top 12 to compete Saturday Night Class 235. Money will be split 50% in class and 50% in Finals - CLEAN SLATE (See Rule #17, page 82)
If you will not be returning back to the Finals on Saturday Night, please notify the Horse Show Office. No substitution of horses will be permitted.
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Friday, August 13th, 9:00 a.m. - Broadbent Arena
Team Penning and Ranch Sorting will be charged a fee of $50.00 for rider name changes, made the day of the show.
199 Open Team Penning ............................................... Team $225.00 Added Purse $3,000.00 (6 Ride Limit) - (Must have a change of 1 rider) 60% Jackpot Payback: 20% to 1st Go - 5 places 20% to 2nd Go - 5 places 60% to Finals - 6 places 1 Full Go; 2nd Go - Top 30% (progressive time) with time combine ONE TRASH COW RULE. Western attire.
202 Open Team Penning (50 Years & Over) ............... Team $150.00 Added Purse $1,000.00 (4 Ride Limit) - (Must have a change of 1 rider) 60% Jackpot to Finals (50 on or before August 8, 2009) 60 second time limit - progressive time after 10 times.
Payback: 40% to 1st Go - 5 places 60% to Finals - 5 places Top 10 will go to the finals on Saturday Night Class 228 ONE TRASH COW RULE. Western attire.
If you will not be returning back to the Finals on Saturday Night, please notify the Horse Show Office.
203 Open Youth Team Penning (18 & Under) ............. Team $45.00 (60% Jackpot) (3 places) Added Purse $250.00 (4 Ride Limit) (Must have a change of 1 rider) 90-second time limit.
204 The Kentuckiana Team Penning Open– ............... Team $150.00 Added Purse $2,500.00 Only exhibitors with a current address of Kentucky or Indiana may participate. (6 Ride Limit) – (Must have a change of 1 rider) 60% Jackpot Payback: 20% to 1st go – 5 places 20% to 2nd go – 5 places 60% to Finals – 6 places
1 Full Go; 2nd Go - Top 30% (progressive time) with time combine Top 10 will go the finals on Saturday Night - Class 229 ONE TRASH COW RULE. Western attire.If you will not be returning back to the Finals on Saturday Night, please notify the Horse Show Office.
Friday, August 13th, 10:00 a.m. - Coliseum
206 AQHA Novice Youth Barrel Race $25.00 50% payback Added Purse $200.00
207 AQHA Youth Barrel Race (13 Years & Under) ... $25.00 50% payback Added Purse $200.00
208 AQHA Youth Barrel Race (14-18 Years) ............. $25.00 50% payback Added Purse $200.00
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209 AQHA Novice Amateur Barrel Race .................... $25.00 50% payback Added Purse $200.00
210 AQHA Amateur Barrel Race ................................. $25.00 50% payback Added Purse $200.00
211 AQHA Registered Junior Barrel Race ................... $30.00 50% payback Added Purse $500.00
212 AQHA Registered Senior Barrel Race .................. $50.00 50% Jackpot Added Purse $1,500.00 Top 12 to compete Saturday Night Class 234 - CLEAN SLATE. Money will be split - 50% in this class and 50% in Finals.
If you will not be returning back to the Finals on Saturday Night, please notify the Horse Show Office.
Saturday, August 14th, 8:00 a.m. - ColiseumPOST ENTRIES FOR ROPING WILL BE REGULAR FEE
PLUS DOUBLE OFFICE CHARGE.MONEY PAID ON TIME-POINTS AWARDED BY JUDGES.
213 AQHA Registered Tie-Down Roping .................... $50.00 ($25 entry fee, $25 office charge) Added Purse $400.00 Payback 40% 30% 20% 10%
214 Tie-Down Roping - Open (1 ride only) ................. $50.00 ($25 entry fee, $25 office charge) Added Purse $400.00 Payback 40% 30% 20% 10%
215 AQHA Amateur Tie-Down Roping ....................... $40.00 100% payback of entry fee Added Purse $200.00 ($20 entry fee, $20 office charge) Payback 50% 30% 20%
216 AQHA Youth Tie-Down Roping (18 & Under) .... $25.00 Purse $200.00
217 AQHA Amateur Breakaway .................................. $40.00 100% payback of entry fee Added Purse $200.00 ($20 entry fee, $20 office charge) Payback 50% 30% 20%
218 AQHA Youth Breakaway (18 & Under) ................ $25.00 Purse $200.00
219 AQHA Amateur Roping (Heading) ....................... $40.00 100% payback of entry fee Added Purse $200.00 ($20 entry fee, $20 office charge) Payback 50% 30% 20%
220 AQHA Roping (Heading) ...................................... $50.00 ($25 entry fee, $25 office charge) Added Purse $400.00 Payback 40% 30% 20% 10%
221 AQHA Youth Roping (Heading) (18 & Under) .... $25.00 Purse $200.00
222 AQHA Amateur Roping (Heeling) ........................ $40.00 100% payback of entry fee Added Purse $400.00 ($20 entry fee, $20 office charge) Payback 50% 30% 20%
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224 AQHA Youth Roping (Heeling) (18 & Under) ..... $25.00 Purse $200.00
225 Open Team Roping ............................................. Team $100.00 **ELIMINATIONS** Added Purse $1,500.00
Contestant limited to 5 teams COMBINED TIME/MONEY TO FINALS - Class 230 ($60 entry fee, $40 office charge) Top 10 to compete Saturday Night Payback 30% 25% 20% 15% 10%
226 Ky. State Fair Dally Team Roping (Over 40 Years) ...................................................... Team $50.00 ($25 entry fee, $25 office charge) Added Purse $750.00 Payback 40% 30% 20% 10%
227 Century Dally Team Roping (Over 50 Years) ................................................... Team $50.00 ($25 entry fee, $25 office fee) Added Purse $500.00 Men must be 50 & Over, women any age. Payback 40% 30% 20% 10%
FINALSSaturday Night, August 14th
Opening Ceremonies - 5:45 p.m.Finals - 6:00 p.m. - Broadbent Arena or Coliseum
228 Open Team Penning - 50 Years & Over Top 10 from Class 202 - CLEAN SLATE
229 The Kentuckiana Team Penning Finals (60 second time) Top 10 from Class 204 - CLEAN SLATE
230 Open Team Roping Finals Top 8 from Class 225 - COMBINED
231 Rescue Race Finals Top 12 from Class 197 - Money will be split 50% in class and 50% in Finals - CLEAN SLATE
232 Ky. State Fair Tony Wilson Memorial Western Pleasure Finals Top 12 from Class 61 - Purse $500 - CLEAN SLATE
233 Ky. State Fair Girls Barrel Race Top 12 from Class 187 - Purse $500.00 - CLEAN SLATE
234 Ky. State Fair Senior Barrel Race Finals Top 12 from Class 212 - Money will be split 50% in class and 50% in Finals - CLEAN SLATE
235 Open Flag Race Finals Top 12 from Class 198 - Money will be split 50% in class and 50% in Finals - CLEAN SLATE
236 Ky. State Fair Senior Pole Bending Finals Top 12 from Class 196 - Money will be split 50% in class and 50% in Finals - CLEAN SLATE
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4-H HORSE SHOWJuly 4 - 10, 2010
QUARTER HORSE SHOWAugust 9-14
WORLD’S CHAMPIONSHIPSADDLE HORSE SHOW
August 22-28
NORTH AMERICANQUARTER HORSE SHOW
November 3-10
NORTH AMERICANDRAFT HORSE SHOW
November 12-13
MULE & DONKEY SHOWNovember 11-13
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MINIATURE HORSE SHOW7:00 p.m. - Thursday, August 26
6:00 p.m. - Friday, August 276:00 p.m. - Saturday, August 28
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Event Dates Phone # Contact PersonAdair Co. Fair 7/2-10 270-378-1885 Greg ThomasAlexandria Fair & Horse Show 9/2-6 859-391-9800 Sally McNicholsAllen Co. Fair 7/10-17 270-622-3472 Johnny ThreetAmerican Road Horse & Pony Association 5/21-25 606-798-2320 Pat CropperBallard Co. Fair 7/17-24 270-665-9771 Florence LanierBarren Co. Fair 270-427-3799 Teresa BooneBeattyville Kiwanis Homecoming Fair 6/15-19 606-464-2461 Allen BegleyBell Co. Fair 8/24-28 606-337-1523 Jesse HallBluegrass Spring Blast 4/25 859-361-1942 Barbara JohnsonBoone Co. Independence Day 7/31 - 8/2-7 859-586-6223 Larry BurchamBourbon Co. Fair & Horse Show 6/21-26 859-987-9477 Jim AllenBoyd Co. Fair 8/17-21 606-928-4134 Yvonne GreenBoyle Co. Fair & Horse Show 5/31-6/5 859-516-3868 Ryan OwensBreathitt Co. 4th of July Pageant 7/4 606-434-4984 John CharlesBreckinridge Co. Fair 7/5-10 270-547-7207 Kevin CashmanBuckeye Sweepstakes 5/27-30 937-962-4336 Cindy ClintonBullitt Co. Fair 6/14-19 502-543-4855 Ruth SohmBurlington Spring Horse Show 5/28-29 859-472-1322 Jim DavisCaldwell County Fair 9/11 270-365-0145 Tina ZiobroCarlisle Co. Fair 8/3-7 270-628-3620 Kristena BlackCarroll Co. Fair 6/3-12 502-732-8005 Kevin CraigCarter Co. Fair 606-474-7263 Misty SergentCasey Co. Apple Festival 9/18-25 606-787-5355 Deva B. HairCasey Co. Fair 6/4-12 606-787-8648 Judy EmersonCentral KY Gaited Horse Assn. 6/13 & 7/25 502-348-9439 Donna PerkinsClark Co. Fair & Horse Show 7/31-8/7 859-744-9780 Melissa ClarkClay Co. Days Festival 606-526-9058 Angela SmithClinton Co. Fair 6/14-19 606-688-0785 Denver H. Flowers, Jr.Crittenden County Lions Fair 7/26-31 270-965-4700 Perry NewsomCumberland Co. Fair 8/2-7 270-433-7483 Vickie PruittDaviess Co. Fair 7/12-17 270-683-8314 Larry PriarEdmonson Co. Fair 9/9-18 270-597-3734 Jimmy DuvallEdmonson Co. Saddle Club Fun Show 270-597-3429 Larry StarnesEstill Co. Fair 7 606-723-4074 Fred BrownEwing-Fleming Co. Fair 7/5-10 606-267-5981 Angie BlackFranklin Co. Fair & Horse Show 7/12-17 502-223-4106 Donna GayFranklin-Simpson Co. Fair 6/18-26 270-392-0466 Mark SextonGallatin Co. Fair 6/21-26 859-393-1758 Mark C. WallarGarrard Co. Fair 6/21-26 859-792-2256 Richard Arnold or Don MartinGermantown Fair 8/2-7 606-763-6631 Fred ChumblerGrant Co. Fair & Horse Show 7/26-31 859-663-7752 Tena WebsterGrayson Co. Agriculture Fair 7/29-31 270-242-4405 Nancy CainGrayson Co. Fair 8/31-9/4 270-259-6600 Kevin W. PharisGreen Co. Fair & Horse Show 6/14-19 270-932-4034 Melinda G. HallGreenup Co. Fair 8/31-9/4 505-473-5904 Jay SizemoreHancock Co. Fair 8/10-14 270-927-6216 Sue HargisHardin Co. Fair 7/5-10 270-369-6098 Larry JaggersHarrison Co. Fair 7/8-17 859-234-1764 David AsherHarrodsburg Spring Saddlebred 4/17 859-265-0407 Brenda Musick Horse ShowHart Co. Fair 6/28-7/3 270-528-3641 Jimmy EnglandHenderson Co. Fair 7/6-10 270-860-0575 James Peden
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Event Dates Phone # Contact PersonHeart of Leslie Co 606-526-9058 Angela SmithHenry Co. Fair 6/26-7/3 502-845-6505 Justin AtchisonHickman Co. Fair 7/31-8/7 270-653-4301 Josh BaileyHopkins Co. Fair 7/27-31 270-821-1393 Allen Seibert Jackson Co Fair 8/28-9/4 606-287-7197 Tammy SpurlockJefferson Co. Pageants 2/20 502-636-0405 Denise MattinglyJessamine Co. Fair 7/5-10 859-887-1003 Joella TatmanKenton Co. Fair 7/12-17 859-356-1966 Alan JonesKentucky Spring Premier 4/14-16 Chuck WalkerKentucky State Championship 9/18 502-836-4462 Rose WellsKentucky State Fair 8/19-29 502-367-5300 Carrie SchuelerKnox Co Fair 6/1-5 606-545-7009 Marcia DixonLarue Co. Fair 7/22-31 270-234-3313 Ann MorrisonLaurel Co. Fair 7/6-10 606-878-2262 Doug PhelpsLawrence Co. Septemberfest 9/10-11 606-673-3387 Betty DiamondLawrenceburg Fair & Horse Show 6/19-26 502-839-5523 Wayne HanksLewis Co. School & Agriculture Fair 8 606-796-2653 Gary KidwellLexington Jr League Horse Show 7/5-10 859-252-1893 Amy DineenLexington Lions Bluegrass Fair 7/15-25 859-266-6969 Sue AlexanderLincoln Co. Fair 6/28-7/3 606-365-2847 June BastinLittle World’s Fair 8/2-7 606-758-8635 Larry TaylorLogan County Fair 5/31-6/5 270-726-6686 Mike GilliamMadison Co. Fair & Horse Show 7/16-24 859-582-8815 Rose Ann HouseMarion Co. Fair 6/28-7/3 270-692-2113 Betty BradshawMarshall Co. A & I Fair 6/5-12 270-994-0767 Laurie TravisMartin Co. Fair 6/7-12 606-298-0539 Susan MooreMay Classic Horse Show 5/7-8 502-836-4462 Rose WellsMcCracken Co. Fair 6/21-26 270-488-3363 Tommy BrownMcCreary County Fair 8/10-14 606-310-1643 Julie SumnerMcLean Co. Fair 7/21-24 270-499-0257 Carla DurbinMeade Co. Fair 7/26 270-422-2000 Debbie WeberMercer Co. Fair 7/26-31 859-265-0407 Brenda MusickMetcalfe Co. Fair & Pony Celebration 6/26-7/3 270-428-5881 Donna ShawMonroe Co. Fair 7/21-26 270-487-8273 Judy WileyMontgomery Co. Fair 7/26-31 859-498-2589 Karen S. CockrellMorehead State Equestrian Club 4/2-3 770-377-8047 Erin LeCompt Spring Horse ShowMorgan Co. Agricultural Fair 8/25-28 606-743-3195 Paul D. KiddMuhlenberg Co. Fair 6/1-5 270-476-3798 Darrin BentonMurray-Calloway Co. Fair 6/14-19 270-753-5940 Jerry McCoyNelson Co. Fair 7/12-17 502-249-6532 Keith WillettOhio Co. Fair 9/23-25 270-274-0441 Kelly LewisOldham Co. Fair 7/20-25 502-639-4324 Danny CoxOwen Co. 4-H Fair & Horse Show 7/10-17 502-484-5598 Fa Dana BramblettOwensboro Charity English Horse Show 7/17 270-926-4440 Jeff BartlettOwensboro Fall Fun Show 9/25 270-926-4440 Jeff BartlettOwingsville Lions Horse Show 7/2-4 606-674-2917 Earl Rogers, Jr.Pendleton Co. Fair 7/2-20 859-654-8254 Kaye Johnting13th PMHA Morab Nationals 10/23-24 270-358-8727 Donna LassanskePulaski Co.Fair 7/19-24 606-875-4383 Harold CashPurchase District Fair 5/24-29 270-247-5376 Jack Morris
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Event Dates Phone # Contact PersonRobertson Co. Farm Bureau Agricultural Fair 9/17-20 606-724-5647 Toby MillerRock Creek Horse Show 6/8-12 270-547-2407 Scarlett MattsonRowan Co. Fair 8/24-28 606-356-5225 Mike Padrick Russell Co. Jaycee Fair 6/5-12 270-866-0418 Robert Morgan SAHIBA Arabian Spring Show 5/14-16 502-484-5158 Jeff CaldwellSAHIBA Sheiks N Shreks 10/16 304-389-5717 Deneb ThompsonSAHIBA Spring Horse Affair 3/13-14 304-389-5717 Deneb ThompsonScott Co. Kiwanis Fair 6/22-26 502-867-7849 Paula MoranShelby Co. Fair & Horse Show 6/17-26 502-647-0076 Beth SniderShelbyville Horse Show 8/4-7 502-647-0076 Beth SniderSilverama 6/27 937-962-4336 Cindy ClintonSmith’s Grove Lion’s Club Horse Show 7/3 270-563-4133 John W. SmithSouthern Horse Owners & Exhibitors 4/10 & 9/4 270-841-1374 Pat BlaineSouthern Kentucky Fair 7/25-31 270-842-7980 Chris SiegristSpencer Co. Fair 7/16-17 & 7/27-31 502-477-9992 Dwight F. MartinTaylor Co. Fair 6/7-12 270-789-2780 Stuart MillsTollesboro Lions Fair 7/16-24 606-798-2421 Steven PedersenTrigg Co. Ham Festival 10/15-17 270-522-8756 Leida UnderhillTrigg Co. Riding Club 8/7 & 9/18 270-522-8648 Stephanie NoelTrimble Co. Fair 7/5-10 502-255-3930 Lisa O’NealUnion Co. Fair 6/21-26 270-333-4107 Misty StrunkWashington Co. Fun Horse Show 9/18 859-284-5524 Krista ThompsonWashington Co. Horse Show 8/7 859-284-5524 Krista ThompsonWashington Co. Fair 10/1-3 859-284-5524 Krista ThompsonWayne Co. Fair & Horse Show 6/25-7/3 606-348-4526 Susie CowanWestern KY Saddlebred Assoc 6/19 270-825-8982 Jeanne ClaytonWestern Kentucky State Fair 7/2-10 270-885-5488 Tim HendersonWhitley Co. Fair 606-549-1493 Harry AlderWoodford Co. Fair & Horse Show 6/12-19 859-873-3004 Michele RankinWorld’s Championship Horse Show 8/22-28 502-367-5300 Scarlett MattsonWorld Chicken Festival 9/23-26 606-878-6900 Ken Harvey
For information on County Fairs & Horse Shows contact:
GIB GOSSER(606) [email protected]
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