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Horse Resource VOLUME 9 ISSUE 4 APRIL 2016

Quarter Horse Racing Returns to Indiana

Racing Returns toIndiana Grand Racing & Casino on

April 19, 2016

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for a full day of theFastest Horses on the Track

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TINYS FIRST PEPSI2015 QHRAI HORSE OF THE YEAR

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GIorgino si 101 $324,367 (Apollo (TB) x Las Alamitos, by First Down Dash)

3-Time Graded Stakes Winner in TX, NM & LA!2016 Stud fee: $1,000 w/considerations

Harems Last Dash si 96 $169,957

(First Down Dash x Harems Choice, by Beduino)

First Foals will race in 2016!Full Brother to Royal Quick Dash!

2016 Stud fee: $1,000 w/considerations

Logans Mountain si 100 $367,623(Panther Mountain x Logans Game, by Game Patriot)

Multiple Stakes Winner & Graded Stakes Placed!2016 Stud fee: $1,250 w/considerations

Paintyourownwagon si 111 $103,097

(PYC Paint Your Wagon x Jessica Ravin, by Mr Jess Perry)

First Foals will race in 2016!Track Record Setter!


Sixes Royal si 101 $384,961(Royal Quick Dash x Tempered Glass, by Streakin Six)

G1 Winning Sire of Winners of almost $6 Million!2016 Stud fee: $1,500 w/considerations

Streakin Six Cartel si 105 $404,119

(Corona Cartel x Streakin Six Love, by Streakin Six)

2-Time Champion Florida Stallionwith First Two Crops To Race!


Wave Carver si 104 $1,005,946(First Down Dash x Runaway Wave, by Runaway winner )

61% Winners from Starters! World Champion, Millionaire and Champion of Champions Winner! 2016 Stud fee: $2,500 w/considerations

All foals are eligible to be Accredited Florida Bred &

to be nominated to the $200,000 Sunshine State

Derby

Steve Fisch, DVM • Patrick First, DVM • Chad Baumwart, dvm, dacvs

Daylight Savings Time has arrived and I hate to admit it, but I was really excited about that extra hour of sunshine it brought me and being able to ride a little longer outside in the evenings. The chill is still in the air around here, but the days are getting longer. I love this time of year!

It’s time for trade shows! We will have magazines available at the Hoosier Horse Fair again this year, maybe that’s where you picked this one up! Hopefully you like what you see and decide to beceom a regular - wink, wink! We love our readers and are happy when they get something positive from our pages - whether it’s seeing their name on a results page, reading about their favorite horse, getting something positive from one of our faith based pages or just sharing in the fun with the kids on the L’il Cowpokes page - we’re happy to add some enjoyment to your horsey life.

Until next month.... Enjoy some time with horsey friends at a trade show or tack sale, buy something nice for you equine friend, take a trail ride one evening during that extra hour we now have....and don’t forget to count your blessings on horseback!

God Bless and Ride Safe,Christa Conway

LETTER FROM THE EDITORA Letter from the Editor

A Little “Barrel Talk”

DreamingofcansMine flew off about 3 strides in. Any tips are welcome!! Thanks =)

streakysoxTwo suggestions-------get a stampede string or get a helmet. Both work well.

OhMaxI run in a helmet now, but when I’ve run in a hat I’ve jammed it down over my ears and popped the crown out, don’t remember ever losing it when I did that. Lost it lots with just Bobby pins and had a few stampede strings come apart on me

hammer_timeDitto this. Make your noggin go IN the crown. I use pantiliners to pad the hat to fit RaschPerformanceQHSIf you get some SUPER HOLD hair-spray and spray it on the inside band of your hat where it touches your forehead it will stay on (make sure and put your hat on your head while the hairspray is still wet)! I used this trick often. How-ever, when it gets really hot/humid the sweat washes it off and it doesn’t work too well. A rodeo queen told me all about it and it really does work.

FlyingHigh1454Go 100% and follow the lead of west-ern pleasure riders. haha BOBBY PINS and pin them so they are liter-ally stuck in your skull. It never fails.

cranky B4 10amI was never able to keep my hat on

without stampede strings, untill I bought one that fit perfectly! So, go out an try on every hat you can find till you have one that fits..... and yes, the hair-spray thing on the forhead does help.

GrizI would second this. A properly fitting hat won’t come off nearly as easily. That said, I always used a stampede string just in case.

classicpotatochipGet a hat that fits! You should be able to pull it down to your eyebrows all the way around your head and then lift the brim gently from all sides and just feel it steadily pull before it comes off. A well fitting hat will have this resis-tance but still be comfortable to wear.

MC1993Pull the inside band of the hat down on the back of your head...beware it suction cups to your head lol

babbsywabbsyI use bobby pins and pin my hat to my head. You can also put paper towel or something inside the hat band to make your hat smaller so it will fit your head better. If your hat fits, it shouldn’t fly off :)

hoofs_in_motionFlip the back of your hat band down and shove it on

ladyjockeyI cut slits part of the band in front about 2 inches apart, I roll it right before I run

r_beauHairspray will work to keep your hat on your head (spray the hairspray on your forehead, or the front band of your hat) but if you happen to have a really NICE hat, I would not recom-mend hair spray. It will damage the animal pelt over time.I did the whole rodeo queen thing too in the past and I had two nice hats from my sponsors custom made for me (about $400 apiece) and they would have killed me if I would have used hairspray to keep them on my head!So I just loaded up with bobby pins when needed on a windy day. They hurt like heck sometimes, but they kept your hat on your head.

SouthtxponygirlI have always just pulled it down as far as it will go, it hurt like the dickens put pulled it off/poped it off as soon as my run was over, left a marked put it worked, lol. Stampede strings just dont work for me, I had my hat come off a few times with one and all it did was cause my hat to get in my face and stay there, but a helmet would be a good ideal, cant lose one of those

Gunner11This. It’s amazing how well that works. I also use double sided tape on my forehead (I used the strips that are made for keeping low-cut clothes in place). The stampede strings didn’t help me much, but the hatband trick combined with tape worked like a charm. It would’ve taken a freaking hurricane to get my hat off

star1218for the first time in my life I bought a hat that is capable of being smashed down onto my head, like deep over my eyebrows. It is a nice hat too, but i never felt like I could do that with say, my Charlie 1 Horse hats...they aren’t flexible enough or something. Any-way, low pony, a few bobby pins near your ears if necessary and cram that baby down low for your run.

IRunOnFaithI flip the back of my leather hat band down on the inside and it makes my hat fit tighter. Never lost it that way.

rpreast^^^ This. I used to lose my hat CON-STANTLY. A while back I dated a bronc rider and I finally asked how the heck he never lost his hat, and that’s what he told me to do! Its the best trick in the book.

barrelracingstar121This is kinda gross but i usually lick the inside where my forhead is so it sticks and push it down til my ears are squished out and my hat is about on my eyebrows! lol it hurts and leaves the greatest hat hair you’ll ever see but its effective

DreamingofcansI had it fitted to my head by the owner of the hat store. Maybe I didn’t have it pulled down low enough on my fore-head??

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* Showbill/flyer/info on websiteAPRIL 2016March 31- April 3 - Cloverdale, IN @ C Bar C Expo Center - Freedom Special Appaloosa Show - www.cbarcexpo.com for more info

2 - Zionsville, IN @ Fortune Farm - ITOBA Sales Prep Seminar - Visit www.itoba.com for more info

3 Wood Co. Swap Meet 10-3pm Bowling Green, Ohio FMI- 419-466-9316

1-3 Hoosier Horse Fair, Booth West Pavilion, Indianapolis, IN

7-10 Equine Affair, Columbus, Ohio

8-10 - Cloverdale, IN @ C Bar C Expo Center - Llama Show Visit www.cbarcexpo.com for more info

*15-17 - New Castle, IN @ Henry County Saddle Club - Bricker Barrel Racing Productions Sizzler Series - IBRA, NPBA & GBRA, Added $, For more event or series info visit www.brickerbarrelracing.com

15-17 - Cloverdale, IN @ C Bar C Expo Center - Indiana Reining Horse Association Show - Visit www.cbarcexpo.com for more info

16 - Shelbyville, IN @ Indiana Grand Racing & Casino - ITOBA Winner’s Circle Celebration & Awards Ceremony - Must RSVP and purchase membership by April 1, 2016. [email protected] or 317-709-1100. Visit www.itoba.com

17 Wells Co. Swap Meet, 12-4pm Bluffton, IN FMI: 260-750-4622

19 - Shelbyville, IN @ Indiana Grand Racing & Casino - Racing Returns - Live Racing T, W, F Sa through October 29. T-Sa July & August,. Post times T-F 2:05pm, Sat 6:05pm - Visit www.indianagrand.com for more info

19 - - Cloverdale, IN @ C Bar C Expo Center - NO OPEN RIDING TODAY Visit www.cbarcexpo.com for info

20-24 - - Cloverdale, IN @ C Bar C Expo Center - IQHYA Show Visit www.cbarcexpo.com for more info

*22-24 Bluffton, IN @ Wells County Fairgrounds - RLA Barrel Racing - Sizzler Series, IBRA & NPBA approved. Added $, For more info on event or series, visit www.brickerbarrelracing.com

26 - - Cloverdale, IN @ C Bar C Expo Center - Open Riding - Visit www.cbarcexpo.com for more info

*29-30 - Memphis, TN @ Agricenter Showplace - Dynamite Barrel Race - BBR, $!0,000 Future Fortunes Bonus, Best of the Best, WPRA, NBR IBRA, On the Road. $$$Adeede Money $$$ - Average payback For more info visit www.dynamitebarrelraces.com

29-30 West Union, OH, Adams County Fairgrounds, The Adams County Horseman’s Association Open all Breed Horse Show is approved for PAC, OCAP, & OIP points. FMI Contact Melissa Downs 937-695-0550 or email [email protected]

*30 - May 1 - New Castle, IN @ Henry County Saddle Club - Bricker Barrel

Racing Productions Sizzler Series - NBHA IN01, NPBA & GBRA, Added $. More event or series info visit www.brickerbarrelracing.com

*30-May 1 - Urbana, IN @ Crazy Horse Arena - ASR Speed Shows - NBHA (Sunday only), IBRA & NPBA - Added $ both days! For mnore info see flyer at thehorseresource.net or call 574-936-1500

MAY 2016*6-8 - Auburn, IN @ Fairgrounds - 708 South Union Street - Bricker Barrel Racing Productions Sizzler Series - IBRA, NPBA & GBRA, Added $, More event or series info visit www.brickerbarrelracing.com

6-8 - Cloverdale, IN @ C Bar C Expo Center - NBHA Show - Visit www.cbarcexpo.com for more info

7 Carriage Parade Oxford, Ohio, FMI-513-967-6687

*7 - Danville, IL @ M & W Saddle Club - 2016 Jackpot Shows -NBHA & IL BRA - Added $$$ - Start time 3pm, Jackpot will not start before 5pm. Visit us on facebook at M & W Saddle Club or flyer at thehorseresource.net

*8 - Danville, IL @ M & W Saddle Club - NBHA - Added $$$ - Start time 9am. Visit us on facebook at M & W Saddle Club or flyer at thehorseresource.net

8 Mothers School Show Allen Co., Fort Wayne, IN

13-15 - Cloverdale, IN @ C Bar C Expo Center - Indiana Paint Horse Club Show Zone 8 - Visit www.

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*14 - Kouts, IN @ Navajo Saddle Club - Open show - Halter & Pleasure starts at 9:00, Contesting not before 3:00pm. $600 added - IBRA, Illinois BRA, APHA,OCAP. For more info visit www.navajosaddleclub.us

*14-15 - Logansport, IN @ 4H Fairgrounds - Bricker Barrel Racing Productions Sizzler Series - NBHA IN06, IN02 & IN01, NPBA & GBRA, Added $, For more event or series info visit www.brickerbarrelracing.com

20 - Shelbyville, IN @ Indiana Grand Racing & Casino - Quarter Horse Racing - Harley Greene Derby Trials www.indianaquarterhorseracing.com

20-22 - Cloverdale, IN @ C Bar C Expo Center - Barrel Royal with Dawn & Clea - Visit www.cbarcexpo.com for more info

*21-22 - Jefferson Fair Park, Jefferson, WI, All Breed Open classes and ABRA Approved classes. Flat Rate fee for ABRA & All Breed Horses, Series High Point Buckles year end awards and more. http://www.swbuckskin.com for more info. Kathy Yager, 920-397-7678 or email [email protected]

*21 - Edinburgh, IN @ Hoosier Horse Park - 2016 ISHA Spring & Fall Open All Breed Shows - Covered Arena - PAC, OCAP, PPP, AMHA, WPCSA, ACAP, AHA of IN-Fore more info please contact Donna Skatrud at 317-418-6381 or [email protected]

21-22 Wabash Saddle Club Horse Show Lagro, IN

25 - Shelbyville, IN @ Indiana Grand Racing & Casino - Thoroughbred Racing - Sagamore Sired Stakes, Swifty Sired Fillies - www.itoba.com or www.indianagrand.com

27-29 - Cloverdale, IN @ C Bar C Expo Center - Indiana Ranch Horse Show - Visit www.cbarcexpo.com for more info

28 - Shelbyville, IN @ Indiana Grand Racing & Casino - Quarter Horse Racing - Born Runner Classic - www.indianaquarterhorseracing.com

*28-29 - Warsaw, IN @ Kosciusko County Fairgrounds - Open Contesting

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JUNE 20162-5 - Cloverdale, IN @ C Bar C Expo - NPBA Championships -$$$$ Prizes, Hall of Fame Dinner, etc. Visit www.polebending.org for more info

4 - Shelbyville, IN @ Indiana Grand Racing & Casino - ALL Quarter Horse Racing ALL day - Harley Greene Derby Finals, Jaguar Rocket Stakes Trials, Gordon Mobley Futurity Trials, www.indianaquarterhorseracing.com

*4-5 - Huntington, IN @ Chief LaFontaine Saddle Club - Bricker Barrel Racing Productions Sizzler Series - NBHA 01, NPBA & GBRA, Added $, More event or series info visit www.brickerbarrelracing.com

*4 - Danville, IL @ M & W Saddle Club - 2016 Jackpot Shows -NBHA & IL BRA - Added $$$ - Start time 3pm, Jackpot will not start before 5pm. Visit us on facebook at M & W Saddle Club or flyer at thehorseresource.net

*5 - Danville, IL @ M & W Saddle Club - NBHA & IL BRA - Added $$$ - Start time 9am, Visit us on facebook at M & W Saddle Club or flyer at thehorseresource.net

*10-12 - Kendallville, IN @ 4H Fairgrounds - Bricker Barrel Racing Productions Sizzler Series - IBRA, NBHA, NPBA & GBRA, Added $, For more event or series info visit www.brickerbarrelracing.com

*11 - Shelbyville, IN @ Indiana Grand Racing & Casino - QHRAI presents Youth Day - Students ages 16-18 can experience a real “day at the track” - Applications must be submitted by May 15th. See this issue for application or visit www.indianaquarterhorseracing.com

*11 Plymouth, IN @ ASR - ASR Speed Shows - NBHA & NPBA - Added $! For mnore info see flyer at thehorseresource.net or call 574-936-1500

11 - Shelbyville, IN @ Indiana Grand Racing & Casino - Thoroughbred Racing - ITOBA Stallion Season Auction Stakes Fillies, Jim Elliott Memorial ITOBA Stallion Season Auction Stake Colts - www.itoba.com

or www.indianagrand.com

*11 - Kouts, IN @ Navajo Saddle Club - Open show - Halter & Pleasure starts at 9:00, Contesting not before 3:00pm. $600 added - IBRA, Illinois BRA, APHA,OCAP. For more info visit www.navajosaddleclub.us

*12 - Plymouth, IN @ ASR - ASR Speed Shows - IBRA - Added $! For mnore info see flyer at thehorseresource.net or call 574-936-1500

12 - Shelbyville, IN @ Indiana Grand Racing & Casino - 2016 ITOBA 2 Year old in Training and Horses of Racing Age Sale - www.itoba.com

12 - Indiana Horse Racing Commission Meeting - Details and Time TBA - visit www.in.gov/hrc/2336.htm

16 - Pre Entry Deadline for 4th Annual Chalee Gilliland Memorial Barrels & Bling Benefit Barrel Race - IBRA Super Show, NBR, BFA, BBR, WPRA - Added $$$ - Saddles and awards. More info and entry form visit thehorseresource.net to see flyer

*17 - New Castle, IN @ Henry County Saddle Club - Girls Barrel

Racing Association of Indiana Annual Show - Over $3,000 Added! NBHA 01, 0

*17-19 - Jefferson Fair Park, Jefferson, WI, All Breed Open classes and ABRA Approved classes. Flat Rate fee for ABRA & All Breed Horses, Series High Point Buckles year end awards and more. http://www.swbuckskin.com for more information. Kathy Yager, 920-397-7678 or email [email protected]

*17-19 - New Castle, IN @ Henry County Saddle Club - Bricker Barrel Racing Productions Sizzler Series - IBRA, NBHA, NPBA & GBRA, Added $, More event or series info visit www.brickerbarrelracing.com

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LOUISIANA: Melissa Reeme (318) 268-4647 [email protected]: Carolyn Richens (207) 487-5833 (207)[email protected]: Kristine Nagy (330) 472-7410 or [email protected]: Doug Leasor (413) 668-8961 or [email protected]: Diane Loosenort (616) 450-9189 or [email protected]: Wendy Thornburg (601) 540-5095 or [email protected]: Josh Morton (731) 431-7496 or [email protected] NEBRASKA: Amy O’Daniel (402) 639-1238 or [email protected]: Kate Ristow (805) 238-9948 or [email protected] JERSEY: Kristine Nagy (330) 472 7410 or [email protected] YORK: Kristine Nagy (330) 472 7410 or [email protected] CAROLINA: Buddy Blackman (910) 813-7881 or [email protected] DAKOTA: Dawn Mutchelknaus (605) 451-1611 or [email protected]

OHIO: Donald and Angie Robinson (740) 525-6566 or [email protected]: Sherry Martin (918) 843-0256 or [email protected]: Billi Jo & Dan Jorgenson 724-840-1122 [email protected] CAROLINA: Buddy Blackman (910) 813-7881 or [email protected] DAKOTA: Dawn Mutchelknaus 605-451-1611 [email protected]: Candace Pratt (940) 395-5521 or [email protected]: Josh Morton (731) 431-7496 or [email protected]: Kate Ristow (805) 238 - 9948 or kristow@wildbluenetWEST VIRGINIA: Joe Hull (724 )984-1309 [email protected] WYOMING: Amy O’Daniel (402) 639-1238 or [email protected]: Joanne Fisher (416) 573-1876 or [email protected] (contact for all shows)

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ALABAMA4/15 Honey Pot Barrel Racing $6000 added. 4D Priceville, AL

ARKANSAS4/1 Barrels 4 Buckles 4D Spring Series Atkins, AR4/2 Cabot FFA Barrel and Pole Jackpot Lonoke, AR4/3 AOK Points Race #2 Natural Dam, AR4/5 Bundled up Barrel Bonanza Stuttgart, AR4/9 $2650 Added Slingin Dirt Dandie Style 1st Annual Barrel Race Fort Smith, AR4/9-4/10 Cowgirls For Christ $500 Added Open 4D Barrel Race! Clarksville, AR4/10 $2650 Added Slingin Dirt Dandie Style 1st Annual Barrel Race Ft. Smith, AR4/12 Bundled up Barrel Bonanza Stuttgart, AR4/15-4/17 ABRA 13th Annual Barrel Bash Pine Bluff, AR4/15 Barrels 4 Buckles 4D Spring Series Atkins, AR4/15 4D Barrel Race and 3D Pole Race Conway, AR4/16 AR NBHA 07 / NWAHSA Elm Springs, AR4/22 Barrels 4 Buckles 4D Spring Series Atkins, AR4/23 $1000 Added Barrel Race Fort Smith, AR4/29 Barrels 4 Buckles 4D Spring Series Atkins, AR4/30 $500 added 4D Barrel Race Sponsored by 5 Star Equine Products @ Four States Fairgrounds Texarkana, AR

FLORIDA4/16 Platinum Barrel Series 2016 Altha, FL

GEORGIA4/2 NBRC Barrels and Poles Show Ringgold, GA4/2 NBHA District 3 Show Jackson, GA4/2 NBRC Running Show Ringgold, GA4/10 Cox Arena Buckle/Added Money Finals Barrel/Pole Series Silver Creek, GA4/10 Lucky Run Barrel Racing $2500 Added!! Madison, GA4/12 The Cowboy Shop Tuesday Night Practice Nights Franklin, GA4/15 NBRC Friday Night Jackpot Ringgold, GA4/16 Two Creeks Saddle Club Horse Shows Ringgold, GA4/16 Chad/Jamie Sheppard Benefit Show Jackson, GA4/26 The Cowboy Shop Tuesday Night Practice Nights Franklin, GA

4/30 Open Barrel Race Jackson, GAHAWAII

4/26 Starting Events at hill stations near delhi places and River rafting in Rishikesh, HI

IOWA4/29 Friday Night Lights Barrel Series Bedford, IA

INDIANA4/9 Tana Poppino - Barrel Clinic Romney, IN4/10 Tana Poppino - Barrel Clinic Romney, IN

KANSAS4/2 Southwest Barrel Racing Association Scott City, KS4/3 NBHA KS02 Jackpot Sanctioned Chanute, KS4/5 Go Big Or Go Home Saddle Series Lyons, KS4/8-4/10 Barrel Bash Topeka, KS4/9 NBHA KS02 Jackpot Sanctioned Uniontown, KS4/15 Rienhardt Barrel Clinic Lyons, KS4/17 NBHA KS01 POINT SHOW Lawrence, KS4/19 Go Big Or Go Home Saddle Series Lyons, KS4/22-4/24 Topeka, KS - Go For Broke Barrel Race Topeka, KS4/23 NBHA KS02 JACKPOT SANCTIONED Parsons, KS

LOUISIANA4/1-4/3 3rd Annual Race For The Kids $15,000 Added Bastrop, LA4/1 Christian Can Chasers 5D Buckle Series Hineston, LA4/2 River Cities Barrel Racers Summer Series Dubois Arena, Colfax, LA4/8 Minden Riding Club Playday Minden, LA4/8 RRR Playday Series Vivian, LA4/9 HRC Second Saturdays Play Day Series Haughton, LA4/9 Benefit 5D Barrel Race $2500.00 Added For L.S.U.A Rodeo Team Hineston, LA4/15 DRC Thursday/Friday Night Jackpot Barrels and Poles with Exhibitions DeRidder, LA4/22 RRR Playday Series Vivian, LA4/22 Minden Riding Club Playday Minden, LA4/22 Christian Can Chasers 5D Buckle Series Hineston, LA4/23 SRC 5D $1,000.00 Added Money show Keithville, LA4/23 Super Sonic $2000 Added 4D Barrel Race Alexandria, LA4/29-5/1 3rd Annual Cirle Of Hope $3000.00 4D Bastrop, LA

4/30 River Cities Barrel Racers Summer Series Alexandria, LA

MINNESOTA4/23-4/24 Tuff Enuf Ranch 2015-2016 Winter Series Hinckley, MN

MISSOURI4/1 Friday Night Lights Barrel Series Barnard, MO4/3 Frosty Buckle Series Marshfield, MO4/9 HWY 38 Arena Winter Buckle Series Barrel Race/BBR/Bonus Race Qualifier Marshfield, MO4/9 OHBA April Race Fordland, MO4/16 KMOBRA Membership Drive Race Min 500 Added Carthage, MO4/23 NBHA Barrel Race, poles to follow Marshfield, MO4/23 Mizzou Collegiate Horsemen’s Assoc Horse Show Columbia, MO4/30 Rock’N RV Arena Summer Series BBR Pending Mounain View, MO

MISSISSIPPI4/1-4/3 Lucky Dog $7,000 Added Open 4D Starkville, MS

NEBRASKA4/9 Benefit Barrel Race 5d $400+ added each run Broken Bow, NE

NEW JERSEY4/17 Rein Dancer TRC 3rd Annual Winter Gymkhana Services New Egypt, NJ

NEVADA4/10 Stop the Clock Barrel Racing Spring Buckle Series Boulder City, NV

OHIO4/7-4/10 Panty Raid Futurity 2016 Springfield, OH

OKLAHOMA4/1 $500 Added Rockin’ C Productions AQR #4 Sperry, OK4/1 Oklahoma Cowgirls Association Sapulpa, OK4/1 Flying Cow Barrel Series **Make up Race** Afton, OK4/1 Running R Arena Spring Series Meeker, OK4/2 Central Ok Jr Rodeo Association Perry, OK4/2 Open Timed Event Rodeo Sperry, OK4/2-4/3 Flying Cow Barrel Series ***FINALS...Open to everyone. Only qualified can run at “Added Money”*** Afton, OK4/2 SOONER BARREL RACERS ASSN Pryor, OK4/3 Sand Springs RUC - Play Day Sand Springs, OK4/3 Oklahoma Cowgirls Association Beggs, OK4/3 Timed Event Rodeo Beggs, OK

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4/14 Owasso 6 Week Barrel Series W/$1000 And Growing At Final Race & PBRIP Approved Owasso, OK4/14 GATES PRODUCTIONS BBR APPROVED BEGGS, OK4/14 $100 ADDED for every 20 Entries Diamond B Barrel Exhibitions & 4D Jackpot Healdton, OK4/14 MTR Buckle Series Minco, OK4/14 Skiatook RUC Playdays, OK4/15-4/17 BARREL BASH $5800 ADDED 4 Laptops/3 Tablets! Guthrie, OK4/15 Shoop’s Training, Cowboy Gatherin 4D Barrel Series Saddle, Buckles, and more Inola, OK4/16 $2000 LIGHT HORSE PRODUCTIONS MAKE A WISH 4D BARREL RACE Sperry, OK4/16 4D BARREL RACE #1 ADDED MONEY SERIES Ketchum, OK4/16 RIPLEY RUC PLAYDAY Ripley, OK4/16 Clinton Roundup 4D Barrel Race-$200 added Clinton, OK4/17 AOK Points Race #3 Vian, OK4/17 Timed Event Rodeo Beggs, OK4/17 $2000 Light Horse Productions Make A Wish 4D Barrel Race Sperry, OK4/17 Sand Springs RUC - Play Day Sand Springs, OK4/18 Light Horse Productions Spring Series Muldrow, OK4/18 Dave Elliott Bit Series 5D 6 Week Series Wynnewood, OK4/18 MondayNights SpringCash Series Vinita, OK4/19 CRUC 4D Open Jackpot Checotah, OK4/19 $100 ADDED for every 20 Entries Diamond B Barrel Exhibitions & 4D Jackpot Healdton, OK4/20 Lightning C Arena Wed Night Jackpot McAlester, OK4/21 $100 ADDED for every 20 Entries Diamond B Barrel Exhibitions & 4D Jackpot Healdton, OK4/21 Skiatook RUC Playdays , OK4/21 Owasso 6 Week Barrel Series W/$1000 And Growing At Final Race & PBRIP Approved Owasso, OK4/22 Running R Arena Spring Series Meeker, OK4/22 Collinsville 5 WEEK SERIES PBRIP Collinsville, OK4/23 Bridle Creek Barrel Race Sperry, OK4/24 Broken Arrow round up club playday Broken Arrow, OK4/25 Light Horse Productions Spring Series Muldrow, OK4/25 MondayNights Spring Cash Series Vinita, OK4/26 CRUC 4D Open Jackpot Checotah, OK

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SOUTH CAROLINA4/22 NBHA Dixie National North Augusta, SC

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TENNESSEE4/1-4/3 $7,000 Added No Bull Barrel Race White Pine, TN

TEXAS4/1 Cross Brand Cowboy Church 5 D Barrel Race Tyler, TX4/1 2 Amigas Productions Buckle Series Willis, TX4/1 Branded Cross 100% Payout Jackpot Boyd, TX4/1-4/2 $13,250 Added “I’m Eggstraspecial Too!” Marshall, TX4/1 Spring Bonus Bucks Barrel Series Grand Saline, TX4/1 Boots, Bow Ties & Barrels Terrell, TX4/2 Barrels 4 Bryson Sulphur Springs, TX4/2-4/3 Lynn Mckenzie Barrel Racing Clinic Montague, TX4/3 Wild Notions Productions Groesbeck, TX4/3 BUCKLE SERIES - Barrels and Poles Henderson, TX4/5 Davis Ranch Arena Tuesday

Night 4D Jackpot Big Sandy, TX4/6 Red Hot Barrel Productions Stockdale, TX4/7 Thursday Night Jackpot Lubbock, TX4/8 Diamond D.M. Arena weekly Jackpot Point, TX4/8 Branded Cross 100% Payout Jackpot Boyd, TX4/9 $500 Added 4D Barrel Race DeKalb, TX4/9-4/10 Heart of the Hills Barrel Racing Assoc. Uvalde, TX4/9 NBHA TX 15-4D-SATURDAY-Zaal Ranch Collinsville, TX4/9 SCSP PLAYDAY Center, TX4/10 M & B Productions Buckle series Waxahachie, TX4/10 Heart of the Hills Barrel Racing Assoc. Uvalde, TX4/10 $1000 ADDED MCFA 4D Hat Brand Barrel Race Madisonville, TX4/12 Diamond D.M. Arena weekly Jackpot Point, TX4/15 Branded Cross 100% Payout Jackpot Boyd, TX4/15 2D Rapid Run Off! $500 Added Denton, TX4/15 Spring Bonus Bucks Barrel Series Grand Saline, TX4/16 Rainbows and Roses 4D Spring barrel race Bullard, TX4/16 9th Annual Steve Rater

Memorial Montague, TX4/16 Rainbow and Roses Spring 4D barrel race Bullard, TX4/17 Race For The Cross...Because He Paid Your Fees Open 5D Barrel Race Jacksonville, TX4/17 Longhorn Barrels and Poles Marshall, TX4/18 MONDAY NIGHT BARRELS 4D OPEN Athens, TX4/21 Thursday Night Jackpot Lubbock, TX4/21 Coming In Hot Barrel Races -Dripping Springs, TX4/22 Diamond D.M. Arena weekly Jackpot Point, TX4/22 Branded Cross 100% Payout Jackpot Boyd, TX4/22 Added money 5D Open & 3D Youth Barrel Jackpot Magnolia, TX4/23 WBRA Buffalo, TX4/23 KoolSpeed Challenge Saddle Series Terrell, TX4/24 M & B Productions Buckle series Waxahachie, TX4/24 BUCKLE SERIES - Barrels and Poles Henderson, TX4/26 Diamond D.M. Arena weekly Jackpot Point, TX4/27 Red Hot Barrel Productions Stockdale, TX4/29 Spring Bonus Bucks Barrel Series Grand Saline, TX

4/29 Jamaica Friday Night Barrel Race Alice, TX4/29 2 Amigas Productions Buckle Series Willis, TX4/29 Branded Cross 100% Payout Jackpot Boyd, TX4/30 NBHA TX 14 4D Vernon, TX4/30 Barrel Racing Clinic Magnolia, TX4/30-5/1 Heart of the Hills Barrel Racing Assoc. Llano, TX4/30 NBHA TX 15-4D-SATURDAY-Location TBD , TX

VIRGINIA4/10 Backyard Barrel Race Buckle Series Pulaski, VA

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FRIDAYStalls Available at NoonExhibitions 2pm-5pm $5 at gate.5pm-7pm Exhibitions AnnouncedShow starts at 7:30pmOpen (Wildcards) $1,000 Added + $500 bonus money $35EFYouth, Adult, Masters (Sidepots) $15EF

SATURDAYExhibitions 9-11:30am $5 at gateShow starts at noonNPBA Poles $250 Added (2D will 3D with 30) $25EFYouth (Wildcards) $250 Added $25EFAdult (Wildcards) $250 Added $25EFMasters (Wildcards) $250 Added $25EFOpen (Wildcards) $10,000 Guaranteed $65EF ***K.I.S.S Incentive fund $1,5000 Added Side Pot to Open *SundaysEntrieswillcloseSaturdaywithOffice. *ShowOfficewillStayOpen30minutesafterconclusionofshow.Match Race Calcutta(proceedsbenefittheGalileanHomeofLibery)

SUNDAY *SundaysEntrieswillcloseSaturdaywithOffice.*ShowOfficewillStayOpen30minutesafterconclusionofshow.Church at 8:30amShow starts at 10amNPBA Poles $250 Added (2D will 3D with 30) $25EFMatch Race Short Go $2,000 Added *may roll to Sunday’s classes Open (Wildcards) $1,000 Added+$500 bonus money $35EF Adult (Wildcards) $150 Added $20EFYouth (Wildcards) $150 Added $20EFMasters (Wildcards) $150 Added $20EF

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LateEntriesacceptedathigherentryfee.• Teams will consist of 5 different IBRA Members.• Team entry fee is $100 pre-entered ($20 per team member) or $150 day of show ($30 per member) -100% Payback• You may be on more than one team if you are running more than one horse. You may not run two horses on the same

team. You may not enter the same horse for multiple teams.• TherewillbeaLongGoruninconjunctionwiththe$10,000Guaranteedthatwilldeterminethetop10teamstocome

back for the Match Race Finals on Sunday. • The Top 10 Teams to come back on Sunday will be determined on a point system based on the $10,000 Guaranteed

results. 1st place in each division will receive 20 points, 2nd place 19, 3rd place 18 and so on down to 20th place which will receive 1 point. Your 5 team members’ points will be added together and the 10 teams with the highest cumulative pointswilladvancetothefinals.Ex:Ifyouhaveoneteammemberwinadivisionandtheother4hitbarrelsorfallbe-low the top 20 mark in any division then you would have 20 total points for your team. The short go will begin anew; all qualifiedteamsbeginshortgowithzeropoints.Winnersofshortgowillbedeterminedusingthesamepointssystem.

• Payback: 100% of the entry fees plus $2,000 added. 75% of the total purse will be split between the winning team. The remaining25%willbepaidouttothe3fastesttimesofthefinalspaid50%,30%,20%.

• Example: If there are 40 teams X 100 EF= $4,000 + $2,000 added = $6,000 purse. 75% is $4,500 split between winning team ($900 each) 25% is $1,500 paid to 3 fastest times. $750 to the fastest, $450 to second, $300 to third.

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Harley Greene Derby $75,000 Added 3 years Old - IN Sired-350 yards Apr 1 - $300 May 1 - $500 May 20 Jun 4

Born Runner Classic $75,000 Added 4 yrs Old & Up - IN Sired- 400 yards Apr 1 - $300 May 1 - $500 High Money 2015 / 2016 May 28

Jaguar Rocket Stakes $100,000 Added 2 years Old - IN Bred - 300 yards Apr 1 - $300 May 1 - $500 Jun 4 Jun 18

Gordon Mobley Futurity $150,000 Added 2 years Old - IN Sired - 300 yards Apr 1 - $300 May 1 - $500 Jun 4 Jun 18

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Indiana Grand QHRAI Derby $50,000 Added 3 years Old- Open - 400 yards Apr 1 - $200 May 1 - $300 Jun 1 - $500 Jun 25 Jul 9

Heartland Futurity $50,000 Added 2 years Old - Open - 300 yards Apr 1 - $250 May 1 - $400 Jun 1 - $600 Jul 9 Jul 30

Bradford Stakes $40,000 Added 3 yrs Old & Up - Open - 400 yards May 1 - $100 Jun 1 - $900 High Money 2015 / 2016 Jul 9

Blue River Derby Stake $100,000 Added 3 years Old - IN Bred - 400 yards May 1 - $300 Jun 1 - $500 Jul 9 Jul 30

Leader of the Class $30,000 Added 3 years Old & Up - Sold through Speed Sale in 2013, 2014 or 2015 - Can only

run this race one time - 350 yards Jun 1 - $100 Jul 1 - $400 High Money

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Speed Sale Futurity $30,000 Added 2 years Old - Sold as yearling in 2015 or weanling in 2014 Speed Sale- 350 yards Jun 1 - $100 Jul 1 - $400 High Money

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Bob Woodard Mem Classic $75,000 Added 4 yrs Old & Up - IN Bred - 400 yards Jun 1 - $300 Jul 1 - $500 Aug 13 Aug 27

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Sterlie Bertram Memorial $100,000 Added 3 years Old - IN Bred - 400 yards Jul 1 - $300 Aug 1 - $500 Sep 10 Sep 24

Miss Roxie Little Futurity $150,000 Added 2 years Old - IN Bred - 350 yards Aug 1 - $300 Sep 1 - $500 Oct 8 Oct 22

Governors Stake $100,000 Added 2 years Old - Open - 350 yards Jul 1 - $250 Aug 1 - $400 Sept 1 - $600 Oct 8 Oct 22

QHRAI Derby $100,000 Added 3 years Old - Open - 400 yards Jul 1 - $250 Aug 1 - $400 Sept 1 - $600 Oct 8 Oct 22

Hoosier Park Classic $75,000 Added 4 years Old & Up - IN Bred - 400 yards Aug 1 - $300 Sep 1 - $500 High Money 2015 / 2016 Oct 8

Indiana Championship $75,000 Added 3 years Old & Up - Open - 400 yards Aug 1 - $100 Sep 1 - $900 High Money 2015 / 2016 Oct 22

*For Races with trials: The top 10 fastest qualifiers from trials will remain eligible for the stake. Races will be run as many times as deemed necessary - fields limited to 10 starters. If less than 14 horses enter back into the trials, the trials will be cancelled and moved to the final, with horses having the highest 2015-2016 earnings preferred. In order to be eligible for a full refund of payment, you must enter finals and trials and fail to draw into finals. *Late payments: On High Money Earning Stakes- If nomination is missed, then the nomination of $100 plus $500 late fee must be postmarked by the sustaining payment date. On stakes with trials– If nomination is missed—double the missed nomination plus the first sustaining payment. Must be post marked by the first sustaining payment date. Late pay after first sustaining payment is double missed payments plus $5,000 plus 2nd sustaining payment. Must be postmarked by second sustaining payment due date. *When payment due dates fall on a holiday or Sunday, payments will be due, postmarked the following business day.

For nomination form, more information or to pay online, go to www.INQracing.com or Call 765 - 640 - 8642

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Indiana Grand Race Course Stakes Nomination Form

Important Information Regarding Existing Out of Competition Rules

All horses nominated to stake races will be eligible for out of competition testing from the day of nomination. Several drugs were added to Out of Competition Testing including Cobalt, Zilpaterol, Ractopamine or any similar agent. If you have any questions about any of these rules, please refer to Indiana Code 71 IAC 8.5-2-5 and 71 IAC 8.5-3-4. You may also contact the Indiana Horse Racing Commission at http://www. in.gov/hrc/ or (317) 233-3120. How This Affects You • Once a horse is nominated to a stake race, he WILL be in the pool of horses used for selection of Out of Competition Testing. • If the owner/trainer has been contacted and notified their horse has been selected for Out of Competition Testing, that horse must be produced at the track by the time provided by the IHRC. • If the horse is not brought to the race track within the allotted time, the horse will be ineligible to race in Indiana for one year. • The current trainer MUST be named at the time of nomination. If there is a change of trainer at any time, the new information must be forwarded to the Q.H.R.A.I. immediately.

If a nominated horse becomes lame, sick or for any other reason will NOT run in the trials or finals, he must be officially scratched through the QHRAI (prior to being contacted by IHRC) or he will remain eligible for ALL Out of Competition Rules. Except for stake races where high money earners are preferred, there will be no refunds of nominations or payments. By signing and submitting this stakes nomination form, the trainer is hereby agreeing to abide by Indiana Horse Racing code. Once this nomination is received by QHRAI, you will receive a reminder for next payment date and a list of nominated horses. Sustaining payments must be submitted on time whether or not you receive this reminder. Nominations and sustaining payments will be added to the stakes purses. A 20% marketing and administration fee will be withheld from all open stakes nomination and sustaining payments. Late payments - On High Money Earning Stakes (Indiana Grand Classic, Bradford Stake and Leader of the Class) If nomination is missed then the nomination of $100 plus $500 late fee must be postmarked by the sustaining payment date. On Stakes with Trials - If nomination is missed - double the missed nomination plus the first sustaining payment. Must be postmarked by the first sustaining payment date. Late pay after first sustaining payment is double missed payments plus $5,000 plus 2nd sustaining payment. Must be postmarked by second sustaining due date.

Nominations and payments should be mailed to: QHRAI, P.O. Box 399, Shelbyville, IN 46176. (Please do not mail nominations and payments to Indiana Grand Racing Office.) Entry into Stake Trials and Races must be made at Indiana Grand Racing Office per Indiana Grand Condition Book. Go to INQRacing.com for current Stakes nominations and information or to pay online!

Name of Stake Race: ______________________________________________________________________________________

Name of Horse: ______________________________________________________Age:______ Color: __________ Sex: ______

Sire: ____________________________________________ Dam: __________________________________________________

Amount Enclosed: $___________________________ Check Number: _______________________ (Checks payable to Q.H.R.A.I.)

Q.H.R.A.I. now accepts credit card payments. Please provide the following information if you wish to pay by Credit Card:

Credit Card#:_________________________________________________ Amount to be paid $__________________________

Circle which type of card: Master Card Visa Discover

Name on Card: ___________________________________Signature of Cardholder: ___________________________________

Expiration Date: ______/______ 3 Digit code on Back of Card: ___________ Zip Code of billing statement: _______________

Trainer: _________________________________ Trainer Phone(s) (must be current):__________________________________

Address: _______________________________________________________________________________________________

I understand that by signing this form I agree to abide by the Indiana Horse Racing Commission Rules.

Trainer must be named at time of nomination.

Trainer Signature: ____________________________________________________ Date: ______________________________

Owner: ______________________________________________________ Phone: ____________________________________

Owner Address: ____________________________________ City____________________ State ____________ Zip___________

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Important Information Regarding Existing Out of Competition Rules

All horses nominated to stake races will be eligible for out of competition testing from the day of nomination. Several drugs were added to Out of Competition Testing including Cobalt, Zilpaterol, Ractopamine or any similar agent. If you have any questions about any of these rules, please refer to Indiana Code 71 IAC 8.5-2-5 and 71 IAC 8.5-3-4. You may also contact the Indiana Horse Racing Commission at http://www. in.gov/hrc/ or (317) 233-3120. How This Affects You • Once a horse is nominated to a stake race, he WILL be in the pool of horses used for selection of Out of Competition Testing. • If the owner/trainer has been contacted and notified their horse has been selected for Out of Competition Testing, that horse must be produced at the track by the time provided by the IHRC. • If the horse is not brought to the race track within the allotted time, the horse will be ineligible to race in Indiana for one year. • The current trainer MUST be named at the time of nomination. If there is a change of trainer at any time, the new information must be forwarded to the Q.H.R.A.I. immediately.

If a nominated horse becomes lame, sick or for any other reason will NOT run in the trials or finals, he must be officially scratched through the QHRAI (prior to being contacted by IHRC) or he will remain eligible for ALL Out of Competition Rules. Except for stake races where high money earners are preferred, there will be no refunds of nominations or payments. By signing and submitting this stakes nomination form, the trainer is hereby agreeing to abide by Indiana Horse Racing code. Once this nomination is received by QHRAI, you will receive a reminder for next payment date and a list of nominated horses. Sustaining payments must be submitted on time whether or not you receive this reminder. Nominations and sustaining payments will be added to the stakes purses. A 20% marketing and administration fee will be withheld from all open stakes nomination and sustaining payments. Late payments - On High Money Earning Stakes (Indiana Grand Classic, Bradford Stake and Leader of the Class) If nomination is missed then the nomination of $100 plus $500 late fee must be postmarked by the sustaining payment date. On Stakes with Trials - If nomination is missed - double the missed nomination plus the first sustaining payment. Must be postmarked by the first sustaining payment date. Late pay after first sustaining payment is double missed payments plus $5,000 plus 2nd sustaining payment. Must be postmarked by second sustaining due date.

Nominations and payments should be mailed to: QHRAI, P.O. Box 399, Shelbyville, IN 46176. (Please do not mail nominations and payments to Indiana Grand Racing Office.) Entry into Stake Trials and Races must be made at Indiana Grand Racing Office per Indiana Grand Condition Book. Go to INQRacing.com for current Stakes nominations and information or to pay online!

Name of Stake Race: ______________________________________________________________________________________

Name of Horse: ______________________________________________________Age:______ Color: __________ Sex: ______

Sire: ____________________________________________ Dam: __________________________________________________

Amount Enclosed: $___________________________ Check Number: _______________________ (Checks payable to Q.H.R.A.I.)

Q.H.R.A.I. now accepts credit card payments. Please provide the following information if you wish to pay by Credit Card:

Credit Card#:_________________________________________________ Amount to be paid $__________________________

Circle which type of card: Master Card Visa Discover

Name on Card: ___________________________________Signature of Cardholder: ___________________________________

Expiration Date: ______/______ 3 Digit code on Back of Card: ___________ Zip Code of billing statement: _______________

Trainer: _________________________________ Trainer Phone(s) (must be current):__________________________________

Address: _______________________________________________________________________________________________

I understand that by signing this form I agree to abide by the Indiana Horse Racing Commission Rules.

Trainer must be named at time of nomination.

Trainer Signature: ____________________________________________________ Date: ______________________________

Owner: ______________________________________________________ Phone: ____________________________________

Owner Address: ____________________________________ City____________________ State ____________ Zip___________


Important Information Regarding Existing Out of Competition Rules Todos los caballos de carreras nominadas al arriesgada será elegible para salir de la prueba de la competencia a partir del día de la nominación. Varios Medicament os añadieron a Testeos Fuera de Competición incluyendo Cobalt, Zilpaterol, Ractopamina o cualquier agente similar. Si usted tiene alguna pregunta acerca de cualquiera de estas reglas, consulte el Código de Indiana el 71 y el 71 8.5-2-5 IAC IAC 8.5-3-4. También puede comunicarse con la Comisión de Carreras de caballos de Indiana en http: // www. in.gov/hrc/ o (317) 233 - 3120. ¿ Como Esto Le Afectera • Una vez que un caballo está nominado a una carrera de stake, él estará en la piscina de los caballos utilizados para la selección de Controles Fuera de Competición. • Si el propietario / entrenador ha sido contactado y notificado su caballo ha sido seleccionado para un Testeo Fuera de Competición, que el caballo debe ser producido en la pista en el momento proporcionado por la IHRC. • Si el caballo no se lleva a la pista de carreras dentro del tiempo asignado, el caballo no será elegible para competir en Indiana por un año. • El actual entrenador debe ser nombrado en el momento de la nominación. Si hay un cambio de entrenador en cualquier momento, el nuevo la información debe ser remitida a la Q.H.R.A.I. inmediatamente. Si se convierte en un caballo nominado cojos, enfermos o por cualquier otra razón no se ejecutará en los ensayos o de las finales, que se pueda rozar oficialmente a través de la QHRAI (antes de ser contactado por el IHRC) o que va a seguir siendo elegible para todos fuera de normas de competencia. A excepción de las carreras de la estaca donde se prefieren personas de altos dinero, no habrá reembolsos de nominaciones o pagos. Al firmar y enviar este formulario de nominación en juego, el entrenador Queda aceptando cumplir con el código de Indiana carreras de caballos. Una vez que esta petición sea recibida por QHRAI, recibirá un recordatorio para la próxima fecha de pago y una lista de caballos nominados. pagos que sustentan deben presentarse a tiempo si es o no recibe este recordatorio. Las nominaciones y los pagos de sostenimiento se añadirán a los monederos de apuestas. Un 20% de la comercialización y de administración serán retenidos de toda nominación en juego abierto y pagos de sostenimiento. Retrasos en los pagos - En Alta ganar dinero en juego (Indiana Gran clásico, Bradford Estaca y el líder de la clase) Si la nominación se pierde entonces la nominación de 100 $ más $ 500 de recargo debe estar sellado con la fecha de pago de sostenimiento. En las estacas con los ensayos - Si la nominación es olvidada - duplicar la nominación perdido más el primer pago de sostenimiento. Debe enviarse por correo antes de la primera fecha de pago de sostenimiento. Fines de pago después de sufrir el primer pago es la duplicación de pagos omitida más $ 5.000 más los que sostienen segundo pago. Deben enviarse por correo por segunda fecha de vencimiento de sostenimiento.

Name of Stake Race/ Nombre De La Carrera: _________________ ______________________________________________________

Name of Horse / Nombre Del Caballo_______________________________Age/Edad:______ Color: __________ Sexo: ____________

Sire/ El Padre: ___________________________________ Dam / La Madre (Yegua)___________________________________________

Amount Enclosed/Cantidad Encerada: $_________________ # De Cheque_______________________ (Checks payable to Q.H.R.A.I.)

Cheques por pagar a Q.H.R.A.I.

Q.H.R.A.I. ahore accepta pagos de tarjeta de credito. Favor de proporcionar la info. si desea pagar con tarjeta de credito : Credit Card#/# de tarjeta:_________________________________________ Amount to be paid/ El monto a pagar $___________________

Circle which type of card: Por favor marque tipo Master Card Visa Discover

Name on Card Nombre en la tarjeta _____________________Card Holder Signature/firma de Sosteniedo la carta: _____________________

Expiration Date/ El Vencimiento: ______/______ 3 Digit code/3# atras de la tarjeta: ___________ Zip Code of billing statement: ________ Código postal de estado de cuenta

Trainer/Entrenador _________________________________ Trainer Phone (must be current)/ #de tele____________________________

Address/Domicilio: _______________________________________________________________________________________________

Entiendo que al firmar este formulario de acuerdo en seguir las reglas de la carrera de caballos de la Comisión Indiana. Trainer must be named at time of nomination.

Trainer Signature/Firma De Entrenador____________________________________________ Date/Fecha__________________________

Owner//Dueno: ______________________________________________________ Phone/#de tele: _____________________________

Owner Address/Domicilio del dueno ________________________ City____________________ State ____________ Zip____________

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Spend an entire day with Directors of the Quarter Horse Racing Association of Indiana and horsemen who have the desire to share their passion of Quarter Horse Racing with the future owners, trainers, jockeys and breeders of the Quarter Horse Racing Industry in Indiana. Work side by side with leading trainers in the industry and experience the thrill of the gates opening and watching a horse you just groomed cross the finish line first.

Fast forward a few years and imagine if that horse were actually yours! It doesn’t have to be an impossible dream. Put your plan into action NOW!

Complete the following application and return it by May 15th to be considered for the unique opportunity being offered by the Quarter Horse Racing Association of Indiana. Scholarships to be awarded and winner will be sent to the AQHA Challenge Races in the fall to represent QHRAI.

WHO: Students 16-18 Years Old WHAT: Quarter Horse Youth Day Experience WHERE: Indiana Grand Race Course WHEN: June 11, 2016HOW: Simply complete the application below and return to the address listed by May 15th. **You will be notified by June 1st if you have been accepted as one of the participants.

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Scholarship Application Form for the Quarter Horse Racing Association of Indiana

Qualifiers for different maximum amount (Check which one you are applying for)

_______$2000 scholarships per year. For current members of at least one year, or those that are related to a member within two generations (parent/grandparent) _______$1000 scholarships per year. For Non members and not a relative to a member

QHRAI Scholarships Rules

1. The Quarter Horse Racing Association of Indiana (QHRAI) Scholarship is for those required to hold any QHRAI association memberships. 2. Recipient must be enrolled full time in an accredited college or vocational school in an Equine related field and the Scholarship Directors must receive proof of this enrollment, to disburse scholarship funds for the upcoming semester. 3. Recipient must be legally residing in the state of Indiana and be in good standing with Local, State and U.S. laws. 4. Recipient may be a graduating 2016 high school senior, college freshman, sophomore, junior or senior in the current semester of 2016, or accepted into a vocational school of choice.

This Scholarship is made possible by the:

Quarter Horse Racing Association of Indiana

Scholarship Fund Managed and Disbursed by: Quarter Horse Racing Association of Indiana

P O Box 399 Shelbyville, IN 46176

Vick & Christa Conway VC Ranch765-748-6806 12601 S CR 200 W765-744-7363 Muncie, IN [email protected] www.vcranch.net

STUD FEE: $1,000 - Farm Fees additionalCooled Shipped Semen, LFG, Special Considerations

Eligibilities: Future Fortunes, KISS Stallion, QHRAI SSA, Indiana Sire, Indiana Bred Programs, IQHRA Stallion Service Auction, FQHRA

Our Victory is in Christ!

First Down Dash X Shake Em Six By Streakin Six

www.firsttoshakesix.com

First To Shake Six SI 98-Money earner of $16,805 at 2, fnl. Rainbow F.–G1. From very limited number of foals, the sire of 31 starters, 15 ROM, with earnings of $308,332, including Talleys First Shake si 97 (5 wins, $97,069, 2nd Zia D.–RG2), Shakeitdontbreakit si 94 (Winner, $50,565, Qualified to Easy Jet Stakes - RG3 and Oklahoma Futurity - G2), Shake Race si 96 (2 wins, $27,639), Shaking Sixes si 95 (Winner, $20,869), First To Oro B si 99 (Winner, $16,888), KG Smokin Sixes SI 92 (Winner, $27,616), and CONGRATS to FTSS’s first winner in Indiana, Shake Rattle N Rolla owned by Jeff & Lisa Mumford. His first crop of barrel horses will compete this year!

Standing in Indiana

FIRST toSHAKE

Shakeitdontbreakit SI94

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We are excited to announce that in 2016, all First To Shake Six

offspring are eligible for nomination toFuture Fortunes & KISS

stallion incentives!! Visit respective websites for nomination forms and information. Shake Race SI96 Coady Photo

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Official Publication or Voice of these organizations:Indiana

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Bricker Barrel Racing Productions

BBRP $IZZLER $ERIESBBRP Sizzler Series is a nonprofit organization. 100% of the ALL the money goes back to our members through end of the year awards, the Sizzler Series finals or Sizzler Series banquet.The purpose of the BBRP Sizzler Series is to offer our riders with professionally run shows, with the best possible ground, good payout and excellent year end awards. We also strive to provide our barrel racers of all calibers a place to compete with a friendly environ-ment that will promote the sport of barrel racing and its growth. Hard work, dedication, motivation, commitment, and unselfish team work are the values that created the BBRP Sizzler Series.

Contact us at (260) 703-1100 or (260) 703-0839 for further information.

DATES LOCATION SS IBRA NPBA NBHA GBRA

April 15-17 New Castle • • • •April 22-24 *Bluffton • • •April 30-1 New Castle • • • •May 6-8 Auburn • • • •May 14-15 Logansport • • • •June 4-5 Huntington • • • •June 10-12 Kendallville • • • • •June 17-19 New Castle • • • • •July 2-4 Auburn • • • • •July 8-10 Edinburgh • •July 15-17 Columbia City • • • •July 22-24 *Bluffton • • • •Aug 13-14 Huntington • • • •Aug 26-28 *Bluffton • • • • •Sept 10-12 Bittersweet Farm, Michigan •Sept 17 Denver •Oct 14-16 New Castle - Finals • • •

*Produced by RLA Barrel RacingPlease visit our website for most updated showbills and approvals

2016 EVENTS

www.brickerbarrelracing.comor

www.bbrpsizzlerseries.com

GBRA of I

“Come Play with the Cool Kids this Summer!”

NEW in 2016Special Needs Classes

Year End AwardsSee website

2016 MEMBERSHIP FORMRider Name: Age:

Email Address: Phone:

Address: City: State: Zip:Riders may participate in the youth Sizzler Series as long as the rider is 18 or under. Riders may participate in the peewee sizzler series as long as the rider is 10 or under. A youth rider cannot be in both the youth and peewee BBRP Sizzer Series and vice versa. Points will be accumulated on horse/rider combination for open and youth. Peewee points will be on the rider.

HORSE(S) NAME (CHECK EACH THAT APPLY) OPEN $25 YOUTH $15 OPEN & YOUTH $30

#1 $25 $15 $30

#2 $25 $15 $30

#3 $25 $15 $30

#4 $25 $15 $30

Pee Wee Membership - Rider Name: $15 Send check and completed form to: Jenny CreechTOTAL: $ CASH CHECK 3856 Old St. Rd. 22 Hartford City, IN 47348


SIZZLER SERIES FinalsOctober 14-16, 2016

New Castle, INHenry County Saddle Club

To run in any BBRP Sizzler Series Finals classes,riders must be a BBRP Sizzler Series member and compete in a minimum of 3 BBRP Sizzler Series approved shows in the 2016 series. One day counts as one approved show so a Sat. and Sun. approved show would count as two approved shows.

Friday - 4:00pm-5:30pm Added $Warm-Up Barrels 60 sec time limit $5.00 entry feeFriday -6:00pm1. Sizzler Pee -Wee Barrels (10& Under) $ 25.002. Sizzler Youth 3D Barrels 1st Show Down Qualifier $200.003. Sizzler Open 4D 1st Show Down Qualifier $600.00

Saturday -9:00 am1. NPBA Open 3D Poles $100.002. NPBA Youth Side Pot Poles (Will take time from your Open run)3. GBRA 3D Poles $13.00 entry fee $ 50.00Warm-Up Barrels 60 sec time limit $5.00 entry fee4. Sizzler Pee-Wee Barrels (10 & under) $ 25.005. Sizzler Youth 3D Barrels 2nd Show Down Qualifier $200.006. Sizzler Open 4D 2nd Show Down Qualifier $600.007. GBRA 3D Barrels $13.00 entry fee $ 50.00BREAK **** Carry-In Supper @ approximate 6:00pm8. Glow in the Dark 3D Barrels $35 entry fee $225.00 (Each rider /horse enter one time only, you choose horse)Sunday –9:00 am1. NPBA Open 3D Poles $100.002. NPBA Youth Side Pot Poles (Will take time from your Open run)3. GBRA 3D Poles $13 entry fee $ 50.00Warm-Up Barrels 60 sec time limit $5.00 entry fee4. Sizzler Pee-Wee Barrels (10 & under) $ 25.00 5. Youth 3D SIZZLER SHOW DOWN!!! $200.006. Open 4D SIZZLER SHOW DOWN!!! $1000.007. GBRA 3D Barrels $13.00 entry fee $ 50.00

ALL ENTRY FEES NOT LISTED IN SCHEDULE - CASH ONLYSizzler Pee -Wee Barrels $20 for entire weekendSizzler Youth 3D Barrels (Includes Show Down) $40 for entire weekendSizzler Open 4D Barrels (Includes Show Down) $65 for entire weekendNPBA Open Poles $30 for entire weekendNPBA Youth Side Pot (You must enter to get points) $20 for entire weekend

100% of the added money will be paid. 70% of entry money will be paid.Saturday OPEN & YOUTH SIZZLER BARRELSwill have 2016 SIZZLER POINTS DOUBLED!!

TOP 10 YEAR END POINT QUALIFIERS FROM EACH OPEN DIVISIONAND EACH YOUTH DIVISION WILL BE AUTOMATICALLY

QUALIFIED TO RUN IN THE SIZZLER SHOW DOWN ON SUNDAY!!!

SCHEDULE

$3,500 AddedAWARDS!!!

10 qualifiers from each division from Open/Youth Friday & Open/Youth Saturday will qualify for SIZZLER SHOW DOWN! 10 qualifiers from each division from the 1st Go and 10 Qualifiers from each division from the 2nd Go will qualify in Open & Youth; we will skip year end automatic qualifiers in both go’s. 2nd Go will skip past any qualifiers from 1st go to obtain 10 quali-fiers. $7.00 office - timer fee/person/day. Electric camping fee is $35.00/weekend or $20.00/night. Non-electric camping is $5.00/night. Box stalls are $25.00 for the weekend required overnight or $15.00/night. Call or text Jenny Creech to reserve stalls 260-726-5939. Day - show tie out fee $10.00/horse. 4-N-1 Reveal. All dogs must be on a leash. No fires on grounds must be contained. For information call or text Chad Bricker 260-703-0839 or Lyn Overholt 574-339-0141 or www.bbrpsizzlerseries.com Follow us on Facebook “Sizzler Series” page!


Crazy Horse Arena5678 E. 400 N. Urbana, IN 46990

(INDOOR ARENA)

IBRA & NBHA of Indiana District 06

(Sunday NBHA Classes Only)

ASRSPEED SHOWS

Athletic Style Ranch15628 11th Rd. Plymouth, IN

Follow St. Rd. 17 to Glen Overmyer Dr.,

stay on Olive Trl until 11th Rd.

UNDER INDIANA EQUINE LAW ASR/Crazy Horse ARENA, SHOW STAFF, TRAINERS, AND MANAGEMENTCANNOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY ACCIDENTS, INJURY, OR EVENT DEATH TO THE EQUINE OR OF ITS RIDERS.

April 30 & May 1, 2016Sat. 10am – 11:30am – Warm Up Barrels $3 Added$ EF1. Pee Wee Barrels 10&under $52. NBHA Open 3-D $300 $203. NBHA Youth 3-D $100 $154. NBHA Sr. 3-D $ 25 $15Warm Up Poles - Limited 30min $35. NPBA Open 3-D Poles $100 $15 NPBA Youth side pot $126. IBRA Open 3-D $300 $207. IBRA Youth 3-D $100 $158. IBRA Masters 3-D $ 25 $159. IBRA Adult 3-D $ 50 $15

$5 office fee per rider $1 per horse. 80% payback on NBHA Classes. 70% payback on all other classes & IBRA. Can roll-over for youth and Sr. NBHA & IBRA. Will make 4-D if 75 en-tries on NBHA Class. NBHA/IBRA & NPBA Classes included awards fees. NBHA/IBRA NPBA rules apply for their classes.

Show management decisions are final.For more information contact: Athletic Style Ranch LLC. ~ Ronda Casey 574-936-1500

April 30 & May 1, 2016 (Sunday NBHA Classes only)

IBRA & NBHA of Indiana District 06 (Indoor Arena)

Sat. 10am – 11:30am – Warm Up Barrels $3

1. Pee Wee Barrels 10&under $5 2. NBHA Open 3-D $300 $20 3. NBHA Youth 3-D $100 $15 4. NBHA Sr. 3-D $25 $15 Warm Up Poles limited 30min $3 5. NPBA Open 3-D Poles $100 $15

Youth side pot $12 6. IBRA Open 3-D $300 $20 7. IBRA Youth 3-D $100 $15 8. IBRA Masters 3-D $25 $15 9. IBRA Adult 3-D $50 $15

$5 office fee per rider $1 per horse. 80% payback on NBHA Classes. 70% payback on all other classes & IBRA. Can rollover for youth and Sr. NBHA & IBRA. Will make 4-D if 75 entries on NBHA Class. NBHA/IBRA & NPBA Classes included awards fees. NBHA/IBRA NPBA rules apply for their classes.

Show management decisions are final. For more information contact:

Athletic Style Ranch LLC. ~ Ronda Casey 574-936-1500

UNDER INDIANA EQUINE LAW ASR/Crazy Horse ARENA, SHOW STAFF, TRAINERS, AND MANAGEMENT CANNOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY ACCIDENTS, INJURY, OR EVENT DEATH TO THE EQUINE OR OF ITS RIDERS.

JUNE 11, 2016 NBHA IN 06 & NPBA

Sat. 10am – 11:30am – Warm Up Barrels $3Noon Added$ EF1. Pee Wee Barrels 10&under $52. NBHA Open 3-D $500 $233. NBHA Youth 3-D $200 $154. NBHA Sr. 3-D $ 25 $15Warm up Poles $35. Pee Wee Poles 10&under $56. NPBA Open 3-D Poles $200 $15 NPBA Youth side pot $12

$5 office fee per rider $1 per horse. 80% payback on NBHA Classes. 70% payback on all other classes. Will make 4-D if 75 entries. Can rollover for youth and Sr. NBHA. NBHA Classes included awards fees. NBHA rules apply.

JUNE 12, 2016 IBRA

Sun. 10am – 11:00am est - Warm Up Barrels $311:30am Added$ EF1. IBRA Open 3-D $400 $202. IBRA Youth 3-D $100 $153. IBRA Masters 3-D $ 25 $154. IBRA Adult 3-D $ 25 $15

$5 office fee per rider $1 per horse. 70% payback on all classes. Will make 4-D if 100 entries. Can rollover for youth, Master, and Adult. NBHA Classes included awards fee IBRA rules apply.

Special THANK YOU to our 2016 sponsors:

MDS Contractor Services, Rensselaer, INPolyvinyl SalesEquine Veterinary Hospital Of Northern INFarmers Mutual Ins….

June 11, 2016

NBHA of Indiana 06

Sun. 10am – 11:30am est – Warm up barrels $3

Noon

1. Pee Wee Barrels 10&under $5 2. NBHA Open 3-D $500 $23 3. NBHA Youth 3-D $200 $15 4. NBHA Sr. 3-D $25 $15

Warm up Poles $3

5. Pee Wee Poles 10&under $5 6. NPBA Open 3D Poles $200 $15

NPBA Youth Side pot $12

$5 office fee per rider $1 per horse. 80% payback on NBHA Classes. 70% payback on all other classes. Will make 4-D if 75 entries. Can rollover for youth and Sr. NBHA.

NBHA Classes included awards fees. NBHA rules apply. Show management decisions are final.

Special THANK YOU to our 2016 sponsors:

MDS Contractor Services, Rensselaer, IN Polyvinyl Sales, Equine Veterinary Hospital Of Northern IN, Farmers Mutual Ins….

J and B Feeds – LaPorte, IN

INDIANA EQUINE LAW ASR ARENA, SHOW STAFF, TRAINERS, AND MANAGEMENT CANNOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY ACCIDENTS, INJURY, OR EVENT DEATH TO THE EQUINE OR OF ITS RIDERS.

J & B Feeds - LaPorte, IN

START TIME: 3:00pm – 4:30pm EXHIBITION1 $4.00 EXHIBITION BARRELS (NO PAYBACKS) 3 rides for $10.002 $4.00 EXHIBITION POLES (NO PAYBACKS) 3 rides for $10.00ARENA WILL CLOSE AT 4:30pmJACKPOT START TIME 5:00PM (Not before)3 $ 5.00 PEE WEE POLES (10YRS & UNDER) ($10 added money, must have 5 entries)4 $10.00 YOUTH 2D POLES (18YRS & UNDER) ($25 added money, must have 10 entries)5 $15.00 OPEN 2D POLES ($50 added money, must have 10 entries)6 $ 5.00 PEE WEE BARRELS (10YRS & UNDER) ($10 added money, must have 5 entries)7 $17.00 YOUTH 4D BARRELS (18YRS & UNDER) ($50 added money, must have 10 entries)8 $18.00 ADULT 4D BARRELS (19YRS & OVER) ($100 added money, must have 20 entries)9 $27.00 OPEN 4D BARRELS ($350 added money w/100 entries; $250 w/50 & $100 w/1-49)10 $17.00 SENIOR 3D BARRELS (50YRS & OVER) ($50.00 added money, must have 10 entries)12 $10.00 OPEN FLAG (ON OR OFF THE FENCE) ($25 added money, must have 10 entries)13 $10.00 OPEN PLUG (ONE BARREL) ($25 added money, must have 10 entries) (NOTE: If you run pee wee you are not eligible for any other class)

MAY 7, JUNE 4, AUG. 6, SEPT 3 & OCT 1SUNDAY SHOW DATES: SEPARATE SHOW BILL BELOW

$3.00 OFFICE CHARGE PER HORSE - $2.00 OF ENTRY FEE PAID TO NBHA ON NBHA CLASSESNOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS - 80% Pay-Back

FUN SHOW SUNDAY(May 8, June 5, Oct 2)

(NOTE: Fun Show will immediately follow after the barrel race. Not before 11:00)

MUST BE A MEMBER OF M&W SADDLE CLUB TO SHOW($6.00 SINGLE/$10.00 FAMILY)

**NO REFUNDS ON ENTRIES** **ROLLOVER TIMES FOR SENIORS ONLY**

NO ELECTRICAL HOOKUPS DOGS MUST BE KEPT ON A LEASHTHERE WILL BE NO PARKING IN THE WARM UP AREASTATE OF ILLINOIS REQUIRES NEGATIVE COGGINS

FOR INFORMATION CALL SUSIE PIATT 217-304-9565 OR ALBERT KILE 217-431-4713

VIST US ON FACEBOOK: M&W Saddle ClubSPECIAL THANKS TO ALL OUR CLUB SPONSORS

ALL JACKPOT SHOWS ARE NBHA AND IBRA APPROVED

Sundays MAY 8, JUNE 5, SEPT 4, OCT 2(NOTE: The May 8th show will not be IBRA sanctioned. The June, Sept & Oct shows will be IBRA sanctioned)

Arena will close at 8:30 - START TIME: 9:00am1 $27.00 OPEN 4D BARRELS ($350 added money w/ 100 entries, $250 w/50 and $100 w/1-49)2 $17.00 YOUTH 4D BARRELS (18 YRS & UNDER) ($50 added money – must have 10 entries)3 $17.00 SENIOR 3D BARRELS (50 YRS & OLDER) ($50 added money – must have 10 entries) entries)added w/ 50+ entries)

NBHA AND IBRA APPROVED$3.00 OFFICE CHARGE PER HORSE - $2.00 OF ENTRY FEE PAID TO NBHA

NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS - 80% Pay-Back

M & W 2016 JACKPOT SHOWS14338 PERRYSVILLE ROAD DANVILLE, IL 61834

70 % PAYBACK TO 4 PLACES Excluding 3-‐D Barrel Classes Start Time 9:00 A.M. Contesting Will Not Start Before 3:00

P.M.

NAVAJO SADDLE CLUB 2016 OPEN HORSE SHOWS

$6.00 1. Mares Halter $15 Added $6.00 2. Gelding Halter $15 Added $6.00 3. Jr. Horse Halter $6.00 4. Sr. Horse Halter $6.00 5. Color Horse Halter 6. Grand and Reserve Halter 1st & 2nd From All Above Classes $6.00 7. Showmanship 18 & Under $6.00 8. Showmanship 19 & Over 15 MINUTE BREAK $6.00 9. Pee Wee Walk/Trot 10 & Under $6.00 10. Walk/Trot Benefit Class -‐ Navajo donates all profit to the 2016 Charity $6.00 11. Walk/Trot 13 & Under Any Discipline $25 Added $6.00 12. Walk/Trot 14-‐18 Any Discipline $25 Added $6.00 13. Walk/Trot 19 & Over Any Discipline $25 Added $6.00 14. Hunt Seat Pleasure 18 & Under $25 Added $6.00 15. Hunt Seat Pleasure 19 & Over $25 Added $6.00 16. Equitation Open LUNCH BREAK FOOD ON GROUNDS $3.00 17. Leadline 2-‐8 Yrs. Old $6.00 18. Ranch Horse Pleasure -‐ No Pattern $25 Added $6.00 19. Reining $25 Added $6.00 20. Jr. Horse Walk/Trot (horse 5 & under) $25 Added $6.00 21. Sr. Horse Pleasure (horse 6 & over) $25 Added $6.00 22. Western Pleasure 18 & Under $25 Added $6.00 23. Western Pleasure 19 & Over $25 Added $6.00 24. Horsemanship Open CONTESTING WILL NOT START BEFORE 3:00 P.M. $3.00 25. Exhibition Poles -‐One Hour Limit -‐ No Payback $6.00 26. Youth Poles 18 & Under $8.00 27. Open Poles $50 Added $3.00 28. Leadline Barrels 2-‐ 8 Yrs. Old $3.00 29. Exhibition Barrels-‐One Hour Limit -‐ No Payback $6.00 30. Pee Wee Barrels 10 & Under $22.00 31. 3D Barrels Open $175 Added $10.00 32. Youth3D Barrels 18 & Under $25 Added $10.00 33. Master 3D Barrels $25 Added $10.00 34. Adult 3D Barrels 19 -‐ 39 $25 Added

Navajo Saddle Club 84 West 900 South, Kouts, IN For directions and information visit our website: www.navajosaddleclub.us

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GATE DONATIONS $2.00 Adults $1.00 Youth 12 & Under $2.00 per Horse Office Fee

Classes 31-‐32-‐33-‐34 include $2.00 fee for

IBRA

$600 + ADDED MONEY Must have 10 riders in the class for

ADDED MONEY 20 riders in CLASS 31

Navajo Saddle Club Corp. is not responsible for contestant or spectator injury, loss, or theft and has the right to cancel or combine any classes.

FOR INFORMATION CALL Barb 219-‐988-‐4984 or 219-‐789-‐0255

Janette 219-‐765-‐9239 Vee 219-‐980-‐8455

Sat. May 14 Sat. June 11 Sat. July 23 Pleasure Only Sun. July 24 Sat. Aug. 27 Sat. Sept. 10

Pleasure Only

Sat. Sept. 17 NBHA ONLY Separate Show Bill FUN SHOW - Sat. Oct. 8

Must show proof of age for Junior Horse 5 Riders needed per class for Payback Dress Code will be strictly enforced

Posted Ground Rules to Apply Food Available on Grounds All Dogs Must Be Leashed

No Alcohol Allowed Age as of Jan. 1st Electric Timers NO REFUNDS

IBRA 40 & Over IL 50 & Over

Gaming Only -Start Time 9 am

2016 ISHA SPRING & FALL OPEN ALL BREED SHOWS Rain or Shine (covered arena)

Saturday, May 21: Judge Duane Stutzman Saturday, August 27: Judge Victoria Hill 8:30 AM at Hoosier Horse Park (physical address: 7105 S. Kern St, Nineveh, IN 46164 (use Edinburgh zip code 46124 for GPS location) 70% payback in most classes with 3 or more entries with exceptions: see below. (Payouts: three places: 40%, 20% , 10%) $50 & $100 payback classes: 5 entry minimum for payback—Must show in one other class in that division Class fees: all classes are $6 except $50 & $100 classes which are $10. Lead Line & Adult Lead Lines classes are $4. No entry fee for Supreme All Breed Halter Championship

Contact Persons/Barn Managers: Donna and Paul Skatrud 317-418-6381, [email protected]

1. Open Hunter/Saddle Type Showmanship 39. Pee Wee Walk/Trot (rider 10 years and under, any discipline) 2. Youth Hunter/Saddle Type Showmanship 40. Adult Lead-Line (rider over 18 yrs, no formal attire required) 3. Open Western Showmanship 41. WPCSA Welsh English Pleasure 4. Youth Western Showmanship 42. Open English Equitation (any seat) 5. Open Stock Type Halter-Mares 43. Youth English Equitation (any seat) 6. Youth Stock Type Halter-Mares 44. Open Saddle Seat Pleasure Walk/Trot (any seat) 7. Open English Type Halter-Mares 45. **Restricted Saddle Seat Pleasure Walk/Trot (any seat) 8. Youth English Type Halter-Mares 46. Youth Saddle Seat Pleasure Walk/Trot (any seat)

9. Open Miniature Horse Halter-Mares 47. Open Saddle Seat Pleasure 10. Arabian Halter-Mares 48. Youth Saddle Seat Pleasure 11. Open Color Horse Halter 49. $50 Open Saddle Seat Pleasure (see above) 12. Open Halter-Stallions 50. Open Hunt Seat Pleasure Walk/Trot 13. WPCSA Welsh Section A (all ages, all sexes) 51. **Restricted Hunt Seat Pleasure Walk/Trot 14. Open Stock Type Halter-Geldings 52. Youth Hunt Seat Pleasure Walk/Trot 15. Youth Stock Type Halter-Geldings 53. Arabian/Half Arabian Hunter Pleasure 16. WPCSA Welsh Section B (all ages, all sexes) 54. Open Hunt Seat Pleasure 17. Open Halter Pony (56” & under, no Miniature Horses) 55. Youth Hunt Seat Pleasure 18. Youth Halter Pony (56” & under, no Miniature Horses) 56. $50 Open Hunt Seat Pleasure (see above). 19. WPCSA Welsh Section C/D (all ages, all sexes) 57. Open Gaited Equitation (any seat) 20. Open English Type Halter-Geldings 58. Open Gaited English Pleasure: First Gait, Second Gait 21. Youth English Type Halter-Geldings 59. *Novice Gaited English Pleasure: First Gait, Second Gait 22. Open Halter Miniature Horse-Geldings & Stallions 60. Youth Gaited English Pleasure: First Gait, Second Gait 23. WPCSA Welsh/Part Bred Welsh (all ages, all sexes) 61. Open Gaited English Pleasure: First Gait, Second Gait, Canter 24. Arabian Halter-Geldings 62. $50 Open Gaited English Pleasure: First Gait, Second Gait (see above) 25. Sport Horse in Hand 63. Open Western Equitation 26. $100 Open Halter (see above) 64. Youth Western Equitation 27. WPCSA Welsh Supreme Champion 65. Open Western Pleasure Walk/Trot 28. Supreme All Breed Halter Championship 66. **Restricted Western Pleasure Walk/Trot 29. $50 “Anything Goes” Costume Class in Hand 67. Youth Western Pleasure Walk/Trot Lunch 68. Open Western Pleasure 30. $50 “Anything Goes” Riding Costume class 69. Youth Western Pleasure 31. Open Pleasure Driving 70. $50 Open Western Pleasure (see above) 32. WPSCA Welsh Pleasure Driving 71. Open Gaited Western Pleasure: First Gait, Second Gait 33. Miniature Horse Pleasure Driving 72. *Novice Gaited Western Pleasure: First Gait, Second Gait 34. Amateur Pleasure Driving 73. Youth Gaited Western Pleasure: First Gait, Second Gait 35. Old Timers Day Walk Trot (any discipline, rider over 39 years) 74. Open Gaited Western Pleasure: First Gait, Second Gait, Canter 36. Stick Horse 75. $50 Open Gaited Western Pleasure: First Gait, Second Gait (see above) 37. Lead-Line (rider 6 yrs and under, no formal attire required) 76. Open Ranch Horse Pleasure: Pattern 38. **Restricted Equitation Walk/Trot (any age, any discipline) 77. TBA

Restricted (**classes: 38, 45, 51, 66) Rider cannot enter a class which includes a canter in same division

Novice Gaited (*classes: 59, 72) Horse has not been in professional training for 90 days prior to show _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Stalls: $20, available Friday night, no reservation required Helmets required for anyone 18 years and under Tie out/trailer fee: $15 per horse shown out of trailer Youth (18 yrs & under) judged per 4-H Horse & Pony Program handbook rules Office fee: $5 per horse/exhibitor combination Electrical hook-ups are available for camping Class entries close 4 classes prior to the one in the ring Camping fee: $16/night, payable to Hoosier Horse Park 2 minute gate call strictly enforced, contact gate keeper for tack hold Show management reserves the right to split or combine classes Shavings available at the Hoosier Horse Park Office All dogs must be on a leash NO PAYBACKS for classes 1,2,3,4,28,36,37,40,42,43,63,64 Signature mandatory for release of liability and pictures taken at and during show

SPONSORS

Sandy L. Bryant, Trial Attorney at Law (317-464-1463) Ruthann & Gary Miller, (765-716-1065) Castleberry Welsh Cobs: Lisa Brezina, (765-795-5041) Jane Morgan (765-730-2791) Class Act Arabians: Jim & Jan Kleingartner (317-878-4004) Newins Access Auto Insurance (630-824-2134) Country Depot Feeds (812-342-4002) Dave & Karen Pogue (812-546-9318) Linda Daming Richards Elevator, Feed (812-379-2634) Equine Savings.Com, Farm Equipment (877-905-0004) Seven Oaks Veterinary, Carol Habig (317-897-8264) Finish Line Horse Products, Inc., (800-762-4242) Skatrud Arabians: Donna & Paul Skatrud (317-418-6381) Five Star Forge: Steven Comer, CJF, Farrier (765-561-5988) Sundown Miniatures: Mary & Jerry Bowen (812-398-5452) FPS Ranch: Mariah & Tom Wilson (317-258-9652) Thompson Agri-Service: Dallas Thompson, Feed (765-524-2092) Indiana Half-Arabian Horse Club (317-658-8244) Wats On Sale: Shellye & Pat McCarty, Unique Equine Accessories & Gifts (765-776-6208) Knightstown Elevator/Kent Nutrition Group, Feed (765-345-2181)

PAC Paint

OCAP Pinto

PPP Palomino

AMHA Morgan

WPCSA Welsh/Cob

ACAAP Appaloosa

AHA of IN Arabian

Open High Point Competitions

OCP Hackney &

Hackney Pony

TIP Thoroughbred

Triple A Excellence/Companion

Shetland Pony & Miniature Horse

www.indianasaddlehorse.org

Ambassador Performance Program

Haflinger

Saddle Time Saddlebred

Steppin Out & Driving Participation

Fjord

POAC Open Show Affidavits available at

show office Pony of Americas

2016 ISHA SPRING & FALL OPEN ALL BREED SHOWS Rain or Shine (covered arena)

Saturday, May 21: Judge Duane Stutzman Saturday, August 27: Judge Victoria Hill 8:30 AM at Hoosier Horse Park (physical address: 7105 S. Kern St, Nineveh, IN 46164 (use Edinburgh zip code 46124 for GPS location) 70% payback in most classes with 3 or more entries with exceptions: see below. (Payouts: three places: 40%, 20% , 10%) $50 & $100 payback classes: 5 entry minimum for payback—Must show in one other class in that division Class fees: all classes are $6 except $50 & $100 classes which are $10. Lead Line & Adult Lead Lines classes are $4. No entry fee for Supreme All Breed Halter Championship

Contact Persons/Barn Managers: Donna and Paul Skatrud 317-418-6381, [email protected]

1. Open Hunter/Saddle Type Showmanship 39. Pee Wee Walk/Trot (rider 10 years and under, any discipline) 2. Youth Hunter/Saddle Type Showmanship 40. Adult Lead-Line (rider over 18 yrs, no formal attire required) 3. Open Western Showmanship 41. WPCSA Welsh English Pleasure 4. Youth Western Showmanship 42. Open English Equitation (any seat) 5. Open Stock Type Halter-Mares 43. Youth English Equitation (any seat) 6. Youth Stock Type Halter-Mares 44. Open Saddle Seat Pleasure Walk/Trot (any seat) 7. Open English Type Halter-Mares 45. **Restricted Saddle Seat Pleasure Walk/Trot (any seat) 8. Youth English Type Halter-Mares 46. Youth Saddle Seat Pleasure Walk/Trot (any seat)

9. Open Miniature Horse Halter-Mares 47. Open Saddle Seat Pleasure 10. Arabian Halter-Mares 48. Youth Saddle Seat Pleasure 11. Open Color Horse Halter 49. $50 Open Saddle Seat Pleasure (see above) 12. Open Halter-Stallions 50. Open Hunt Seat Pleasure Walk/Trot 13. WPCSA Welsh Section A (all ages, all sexes) 51. **Restricted Hunt Seat Pleasure Walk/Trot 14. Open Stock Type Halter-Geldings 52. Youth Hunt Seat Pleasure Walk/Trot 15. Youth Stock Type Halter-Geldings 53. Arabian/Half Arabian Hunter Pleasure 16. WPCSA Welsh Section B (all ages, all sexes) 54. Open Hunt Seat Pleasure 17. Open Halter Pony (56” & under, no Miniature Horses) 55. Youth Hunt Seat Pleasure 18. Youth Halter Pony (56” & under, no Miniature Horses) 56. $50 Open Hunt Seat Pleasure (see above). 19. WPCSA Welsh Section C/D (all ages, all sexes) 57. Open Gaited Equitation (any seat) 20. Open English Type Halter-Geldings 58. Open Gaited English Pleasure: First Gait, Second Gait 21. Youth English Type Halter-Geldings 59. *Novice Gaited English Pleasure: First Gait, Second Gait 22. Open Halter Miniature Horse-Geldings & Stallions 60. Youth Gaited English Pleasure: First Gait, Second Gait 23. WPCSA Welsh/Part Bred Welsh (all ages, all sexes) 61. Open Gaited English Pleasure: First Gait, Second Gait, Canter 24. Arabian Halter-Geldings 62. $50 Open Gaited English Pleasure: First Gait, Second Gait (see above) 25. Sport Horse in Hand 63. Open Western Equitation 26. $100 Open Halter (see above) 64. Youth Western Equitation 27. WPCSA Welsh Supreme Champion 65. Open Western Pleasure Walk/Trot 28. Supreme All Breed Halter Championship 66. **Restricted Western Pleasure Walk/Trot 29. $50 “Anything Goes” Costume Class in Hand 67. Youth Western Pleasure Walk/Trot Lunch 68. Open Western Pleasure 30. $50 “Anything Goes” Riding Costume class 69. Youth Western Pleasure 31. Open Pleasure Driving 70. $50 Open Western Pleasure (see above) 32. WPSCA Welsh Pleasure Driving 71. Open Gaited Western Pleasure: First Gait, Second Gait 33. Miniature Horse Pleasure Driving 72. *Novice Gaited Western Pleasure: First Gait, Second Gait 34. Amateur Pleasure Driving 73. Youth Gaited Western Pleasure: First Gait, Second Gait 35. Old Timers Day Walk Trot (any discipline, rider over 39 years) 74. Open Gaited Western Pleasure: First Gait, Second Gait, Canter 36. Stick Horse 75. $50 Open Gaited Western Pleasure: First Gait, Second Gait (see above) 37. Lead-Line (rider 6 yrs and under, no formal attire required) 76. Open Ranch Horse Pleasure: Pattern 38. **Restricted Equitation Walk/Trot (any age, any discipline) 77. TBA

Restricted (**classes: 38, 45, 51, 66) Rider cannot enter a class which includes a canter in same division

Novice Gaited (*classes: 59, 72) Horse has not been in professional training for 90 days prior to show _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Stalls: $20, available Friday night, no reservation required Helmets required for anyone 18 years and under Tie out/trailer fee: $15 per horse shown out of trailer Youth (18 yrs & under) judged per 4-H Horse & Pony Program handbook rules Office fee: $5 per horse/exhibitor combination Electrical hook-ups are available for camping Class entries close 4 classes prior to the one in the ring Camping fee: $16/night, payable to Hoosier Horse Park 2 minute gate call strictly enforced, contact gate keeper for tack hold Show management reserves the right to split or combine classes Shavings available at the Hoosier Horse Park Office All dogs must be on a leash NO PAYBACKS for classes 1,2,3,4,28,36,37,40,42,43,63,64 Signature mandatory for release of liability and pictures taken at and during show

SPONSORS

Sandy L. Bryant, Trial Attorney at Law (317-464-1463) Ruthann & Gary Miller, (765-716-1065) Castleberry Welsh Cobs: Lisa Brezina, (765-795-5041) Jane Morgan (765-730-2791) Class Act Arabians: Jim & Jan Kleingartner (317-878-4004) Newins Access Auto Insurance (630-824-2134) Country Depot Feeds (812-342-4002) Dave & Karen Pogue (812-546-9318) Linda Daming Richards Elevator, Feed (812-379-2634) Equine Savings.Com, Farm Equipment (877-905-0004) Seven Oaks Veterinary, Carol Habig (317-897-8264) Finish Line Horse Products, Inc., (800-762-4242) Skatrud Arabians: Donna & Paul Skatrud (317-418-6381) Five Star Forge: Steven Comer, CJF, Farrier (765-561-5988) Sundown Miniatures: Mary & Jerry Bowen (812-398-5452) FPS Ranch: Mariah & Tom Wilson (317-258-9652) Thompson Agri-Service: Dallas Thompson, Feed (765-524-2092) Indiana Half-Arabian Horse Club (317-658-8244) Wats On Sale: Shellye & Pat McCarty, Unique Equine Accessories & Gifts (765-776-6208) Knightstown Elevator/Kent Nutrition Group, Feed (765-345-2181)

PAC Paint

OCAP Pinto

PPP Palomino

AMHA Morgan

WPCSA Welsh/Cob

ACAAP Appaloosa

AHA of IN Arabian

Open High Point Competitions

OCP Hackney &

Hackney Pony

TIP Thoroughbred

Triple A Excellence/Companion

Shetland Pony & Miniature Horse

www.indianasaddlehorse.org

Ambassador Performance Program

Haflinger

Saddle Time Saddlebred

Steppin Out & Driving Participation

Fjord

POAC Open Show Affidavits available at

show office Pony of Americas

SERIESHIGH POINT

BUCKLESFOR ABRA

& ALL BREEDHORSES

WEEKENDHIGH POINTS

ALL OF OUR AWARDSARE OFFERED FOR ABRA

& ALL BREED HORSES

FLAT RATE WEEKENDFEE AT ALL SHOWS

OR INDIVIDUAL CLASS FEES

ABRA APPROVED & ALL BREED OPEN SHOW4 Judges Each Day At All Shows For ABRA & All Breed Classes

Same Set Of Classes Each Day

HIGH POINTHORSE CHALLENGE

&HIGH POINT

HALTER HORSE CHALLENGE

YEARLING & 2 YEAR OLDTRIFECTA

YEAR-END AWARDS

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4 Judges each day equals.....*Less Travel Expenses*Less Time Off Work*Compare costs per Judge of other clubs and save by coming to our shows!

May 21 & 22 - Jefferson, WIJune 17-19 - Jefferson, WI

September 17 & 18 - Hampshire, IL

Showbills & Forms can be found at:http://www.swbuckskin.com or http://www.wis-ill-bdgp.com

Contact Person: Kathy Yager - 920-397-7678 - email: [email protected]

All Breed Classes are alsojudged by all 4 Judges each day.

Great if you are trying to get pointsfor your open show programs!

All Breed classes are only $15.00per class so you are getting 1 Judge

free each day!

WHC Championship Challenge, PAC,OCAP, ACAAP, POA, OEIP & WQHA

Open Show Program Approved. TheSeptember show is not WHC approved.

Puhl’s

*Puhl’s Photography is always trying to do and add more.*Now offering many variations of picture frames - including digital frames with your pictures!*Still offering video for this year. Order your runs on video to take home to watch later. No more need to scramble with a video camera or find someone else to tape you when Puhl’s Photography & Video are at an event.

Brent Puhl 419-343-8044

Video&• 10” Digital Frame

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Call for Prices and Options

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2D FuturityBONUS $$$ to the Highest placing Certified Indiana Bred in Futurity & Open 4D on Saturday *Sponsored by QHRAI*

**Horse must have had one “out” in a race to be eligible**

42nd AnnualIndiana Barrel Racing Futurity

September 9, 10 & 11, 2016Hoosier Horse Park - Edinburgh, IN

IBRA Super Show - BFA Approved - On The Road ApprovedFuture Fortunes - Enrolled horses must have a copy of horse’s papers when

entering to verify eligibility.For entry form, schedule or additional information call:

Vickie Duke: (317)535-7191

Added 4D Open FridayHARVEY’S COLLISION CENTER

MURPHY’S TRAILER SALES

$1,000Added 4D Open

Sweepstakes Barrel Race Saturday

$2,500

Added Youth 3D$500

Indiana BarrelRacing Futurity

Added Derby$500

Your Ad Could be Here.Call or Email Us to Reserve Your SpotReserve Space by 10th of month priorVery competitive rates.

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NationalPole Bending AssociationJune 3-5, 2016

CHampionship ShowSCHEDULE

C Bar C ArenaCloverdale, IN

Thursday, June 2, 2016Noon-9:00PM Check-in and Stall Assignments OpenFriday June 3, 20169:00AM Check-in and Stall Assignments Open2:30-5:30PM $5 Exhibition Runs (60 Second Time Limit) Pay at the Gate6:00-8:00PM NPBA Hall of Fame Dinner and Induction

**Arena Closed During Hall of Fame Ceremonies**9:00PM NPBA 3D Sponsor and Director Race $500 Payback - No Entry Fee – Sponsored by Universal Media Must be a Director or have $100 in Sponsors to be eligible for this class $1,500 added Kindergarten 3D NPBA Championship (3 yrs & under as of 1/1/16) – Only 1 Run $1,500 Added Plus 70% Payback - EF: $70 – Sponsored by Reveal 4-N-1 & Barnflyfarms KISS $500 added Neon Night Race - EF: $25 – 100% Payback

Saturday June 4, 20167:00-8:00AM $5 Exhibition Runs (60 Second Time Limit) Pay at the Gate9:00AM Opening Ceremonies Entries close for Open, Amateur, Futurity and Youth classes at 9:00AM 1st Go $10,000 Added NPBA Championship Open 4D Pole Bending Championship $10,000 Added Plus 70% Payback – EF: $130 – Sponsored by Merial KISS $1500 added Saturday only (4D if more than 100 horses 3D if less than 100 horses) AQHA Sr Pole Bending Class Runs Concurrently w/ NPBA OpenLunch Break Stick Horse Race – Sponsored by Robinson Family 1st Go $3,000 Added Stephanie Marcum Memorial Amateur 3D Pole Bending $3,000 Added Plus 70% Payback – EF: $80 – Sponsored by Featherlite AQHA Amateur Pole Bending Class Runs Concurrently w/ NPBA Amateur 1st Go $2,000 Added NPBA Futurity 3D Championship $2,000 Added Plus 70% Payback – EF: $80 – Sponsored by Tribute Feed KISS $1000 added Saturday only AQHA Jr Pole Bending Class Runs Concurrently w/ NPBA Futurity 1st Go $1,500 NPBA Youth 3D Championship (riders 18 yrs & under as of 1/1/16) $1,500 Added Plus 70% Payback – EF: $70 – Sponsored by W P Brown AQHA Youth Pole Bending Class Runs Concurrently w/ NPBA Youth

Questions?NPBA Show Director Steve Thomas – (859) 462-7913Show Secretary (AQHA) Sarah Mann – (859) 409-0161AQHA Show Manager David Mann

Saturday June 4, 2016NPBA Saturday Shootout6:00PM Slot Race & Future Stars Entries Close7:00PM Calcutta – World’s Fastest Pole Bending Class NPBA Future Stars Pole Bending Race (Riders 12 & under – 1 run only – No entry fee) – Sponsored by Universal Media (Rider does not have to be NPBA member; cannot compete in any other class.) World’s Fastest Pole Bending $6,000 Added Plus 100% Payback–EF: $250 – Sponsored by Martin Family/Tangos Blonde Hope & Neace Lukens Insurance (2D with 1 second split. Pays first 5 places in 1D and 1 place in 2D) Will drag every 3 horses. Appropriate western attire required but hats are optional. Winner receives World’s Fastest Pole Bender Traveling Trophy

Sunday June 5, 20168:00AM Cowboy Church9:00AM 2nd Go $10,000 Added NPBA Championship Open 4D Pole Bending Championship* $10,000 Added Plus 70% Payback (reverse order) – Sponsored by Merial AQHA Sr Pole Bending Class Runs Concurrently w/ NPBA Open 2nd Go $1,500 NPBA Youth 3D* (reverse order) $1,500 Added Plus 70% Payback – Sponsored by W P Brown AQHA Youth Pole Bending Class Runs Concurrently w/ NPBA Youth 2nd Go $3,000 Added Stephanie Marcum Memorial Amateur 3D Pole Bending* $3,000 Added Plus 70% Payback (reverse order) – Sponsored by Featherlite AQHA Amateur Pole Bending Class Runs Concurrently w/ NPBA Amateur 2nd Go $2,000 Added NPBA Futurity 3D Championship* (reverse order) $2,000 Added Plus 70% Payback – Sponsored by Tribute Feed AQHA Jr Pole Bending Class Runs Concurrently w/ NPBA Futurity

*Awards & Pictures immediately following each 2nd Go Class**Appropriate western attire required for all classes.

*** All 3D and 4D classes have a 1 second split.

All riders must be NPBA members to run. Memberships can be purchased at the show.All riders must have competed in 2 qualifying shows to be eligible or pay non-qualifier entry fee of $50 per person.

Mail all Pre-Entries, Stall, & RV Requests to:Sarah Mann, 3128 Center Ridge Rd. DeMossville, KY 41033

NationalPole Bending AssociationJune 3-5, 2016

CHampionship ShowSCHEDULE


Thursday, June 2, 2016Noon-9:00PM Check-in and Stall Assignments OpenFriday June 3, 20169:00AM Check-in and Stall Assignments Open2:30-5:30PM $5 Exhibition Runs (60 Second Time Limit) Pay at the Gate6:00-8:00PM NPBA Hall of Fame Dinner and Induction

**Arena Closed During Hall of Fame Ceremonies**9:00PM NPBA 3D Sponsor and Director Race $500 Payback - No Entry Fee – Sponsored by Universal Media Must be a Director or have $100 in Sponsors to be eligible for this class $1,500 added Kindergarten 3D NPBA Championship (3 yrs & under as of 1/1/16) – Only 1 Run $1,500 Added Plus 70% Payback - EF: $70 – Sponsored by Reveal 4-N-1 & Barnflyfarms KISS $500 added Neon Night Race - EF: $25 – 100% Payback

Saturday June 4, 20167:00-8:00AM $5 Exhibition Runs (60 Second Time Limit) Pay at the Gate9:00AM Opening Ceremonies Entries close for Open, Amateur, Futurity and Youth classes at 9:00AM 1st Go $10,000 Added NPBA Championship Open 4D Pole Bending Championship $10,000 Added Plus 70% Payback – EF: $130 – Sponsored by Merial KISS $1500 added Saturday only (4D if more than 100 horses 3D if less than 100 horses) AQHA Sr Pole Bending Class Runs Concurrently w/ NPBA OpenLunch Break Stick Horse Race – Sponsored by Robinson Family 1st Go $3,000 Added Stephanie Marcum Memorial Amateur 3D Pole Bending $3,000 Added Plus 70% Payback – EF: $80 – Sponsored by Featherlite AQHA Amateur Pole Bending Class Runs Concurrently w/ NPBA Amateur 1st Go $2,000 Added NPBA Futurity 3D Championship $2,000 Added Plus 70% Payback – EF: $80 – Sponsored by Tribute Feed KISS $1000 added Saturday only AQHA Jr Pole Bending Class Runs Concurrently w/ NPBA Futurity 1st Go $1,500 NPBA Youth 3D Championship (riders 18 yrs & under as of 1/1/16) $1,500 Added Plus 70% Payback – EF: $70 – Sponsored by W P Brown AQHA Youth Pole Bending Class Runs Concurrently w/ NPBA Youth

Questions?NPBA Show Director Steve Thomas – (859) 462-7913Show Secretary (AQHA) Sarah Mann – (859) 409-0161AQHA Show Manager David Mann

Saturday June 4, 2016NPBA Saturday Shootout6:00PM Slot Race & Future Stars Entries Close7:00PM Calcutta – World’s Fastest Pole Bending Class NPBA Future Stars Pole Bending Race (Riders 12 & under – 1 run only – No entry fee) – Sponsored by Universal Media (Rider does not have to be NPBA member; cannot compete in any other class.) World’s Fastest Pole Bending $6,000 Added Plus 100% Payback–EF: $250 – Sponsored by Martin Family/Tangos Blonde Hope & Neace Lukens Insurance (2D with 1 second split. Pays first 5 places in 1D and 1 place in 2D) Will drag every 3 horses. Appropriate western attire required but hats are optional. Winner receives World’s Fastest Pole Bender Traveling Trophy

Sunday June 5, 20168:00AM Cowboy Church9:00AM 2nd Go $10,000 Added NPBA Championship Open 4D Pole Bending Championship* $10,000 Added Plus 70% Payback (reverse order) – Sponsored by Merial AQHA Sr Pole Bending Class Runs Concurrently w/ NPBA Open 2nd Go $1,500 NPBA Youth 3D* (reverse order) $1,500 Added Plus 70% Payback – Sponsored by W P Brown AQHA Youth Pole Bending Class Runs Concurrently w/ NPBA Youth 2nd Go $3,000 Added Stephanie Marcum Memorial Amateur 3D Pole Bending* $3,000 Added Plus 70% Payback (reverse order) – Sponsored by Featherlite AQHA Amateur Pole Bending Class Runs Concurrently w/ NPBA Amateur 2nd Go $2,000 Added NPBA Futurity 3D Championship* (reverse order) $2,000 Added Plus 70% Payback – Sponsored by Tribute Feed AQHA Jr Pole Bending Class Runs Concurrently w/ NPBA Futurity

*Awards & Pictures immediately following each 2nd Go Class**Appropriate western attire required for all classes.

*** All 3D and 4D classes have a 1 second split.

All riders must be NPBA members to run. Memberships can be purchased at the show.All riders must have competed in 2 qualifying shows to be eligible or pay non-qualifier entry fee of $50 per person.

Mail all Pre-Entries, Stall, & RV Requests to:Sarah Mann, 3128 Center Ridge Rd. DeMossville, KY 41033

NationalPole Bending Association


June 3-5, 2016

CHampionship ShowENTRY FORM

Horse’s Name __________________________________________ Registration papers must be presented

AQHA Reg # _______________________ Exp Date _____________

Year Foaled ____________________ Sex: Mare / Gelding / Stallion

KISS eligible: Yes / No

Breeder’s Name ________________________________________

Owner’s Name _________________________________________ Exactly as it appears on registration papers

Address _______________________________________________

City, State, ZIP __________________________________________

Phone (________)_______________________________________

AQHA ID # ________________________ Exp Date _____________

Exhibitor’s Name _______________________________________

Address _______________________________________________

City, State, ZIP __________________________________________

Phone (______)____________________Birthdate _____________

Email address __________________________________________

NPBA # __________________________ Exp Date _____________All riders must be NPBA members to run. Memberships availavble online.

I have attended 2 NPBA Qualifying shows: Yes / No

AQHA Information: Open / Amateur / Yout / Novice

AQHA ID” _________________________Exp Date _____________

Relationships to Owner __________________________________

SSN __________________________________________________

CLASSES & SHOW FEES(Entry into NPBA Classes includes AQHA entry at no additional fee) NPBA Open 4D Championship $10,000 added EF $130 $___________ AQHA Senior Pole Bending (runs concurrently with NPBA Open)* NPBA Amateur 3D Championship $3,000 added EF $80 $___________ AQHA Amateur Pole Bending (runs concurrently with NPBA Amateur)* NPBA Futurity 3D Championship $2,000 added EF $80 $___________ AQHA Junior Pole Bending (runs concurrently with NPBA Futurity)* NPBA Youth 3D Championship $1,500 added EF $70 $___________ AQHA Youth Pole Bending (runs concurrently with NPBA Youth)* NPBA Kindergarten 3D Championship Classic $1,500 added EF $70 $___________ NBPA Sponsorship/Directors Race** $500 payback EF $00 $___________ Neon Night Race EF $25 $___________ Future Stars Pole Bending Race EF $00 $___________ World’s Fastest Pole Bending Championship $6,000 added EF $250 $___________ Processing Fee ($20 per exhibitor or $40 per family) $___________ NPBA Non-Qualifier Fee (one time charge per rider) $50 $___________ TOTAL Show Fees $___________OTHER FEES Stall Fee (Friday & Saturday night)*** $50 before 5/25 or $55 after 5/25 $___________ Extra Horse Stall Fee (non-shown horse) $50 before 5/25 or $55 after 5/25 $___________ Tack Stall $30 $___________ RV Hookup - $30 per night # nights_________X $30 each $___________ Early Arrival Stall Fee (prior to Fri. night) # nights_________X $10 each $___________ Hall of Fame Banquet Dinner (Friday) # attendees_____ X $16 each $___________Check # ________________ GRAND TOTAL $___________I hereby enter the above horse at my own risk and subject to the rules and regulations of the National Pole Bending Associa-tion and the American Quarter Horse Association. I agree to indemnify and hold harmless the National Pole Bending Associa-tion and the American Quarter Horse Association and any agent, employee or officers of the same from any and all claims, losses, liabilities, damages and attorney fees resulting from participation in the event, nor will I make any claim against them.

_________________________________________________________________________Signature of exhibitor (parent if exhibitor is under 18)

*All AQHA Entries require: copy of AQHA Registration Papers and AQHA Membership Card for each Exhibitor**Must be a Director or have $100 in Sponsors to be eligible for the Sponsor & Director Race on Friday***Shavings available at $7.50 per bag – Paid to C Bar C Arena - Stalls Do Not Include any initial shavings

All riders must be NPBA members to run. Mem-berships can be purchased at the show.

NPBA Membership Applications andinformation can be found online at

http://www.polebending.org/Payback– Open NPBA will be 4D (1 second split) with 100 horses & pay 4 places per divisionDivision payback = 40% - 30% - 20% - 10% (if less than 100 horses then 3D (1 second split) paying 5 places per division)– All other 3D Class (1 second split) payback pays 4 places per divisionDivision payback for 3D classes = 50% - 30%- 20%– 1st Go = 30% - 2nd Go = 30% - Average = 40%

Prizes1D Open Average winner receives a saddle1D Slot Race winner receives a jacketOther prizes based on sponsorships

Make Checks Payable to “NPBA” and mail with the Entry Forms

*Do not mail after May 25th*Mail all Pre-Entries – Sarah Mann, 3128 Center Ridge Rd. DeMossville, KY 41033

Email: [email protected]: 859-409-0161

Rec’d by____________________________________ Ck # __________________ Date _____________ Amount $_____________________

This month we continue our with the second in our two

part series discussing navicular syndrome. Dr. Fisch first gave us a look at the many issues covered under this umbrella of navicular syndrome and the path to an accurate diagnosis. Thi month he’ll cover treatment and management of this common issue.

Management The approach to treating the navicular syndrome horse is typically multimodal. The foundation for management of this syndrome is to balance the foot with corrective shoeing and rest. Other therapeutics that can be instituted include: non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDS), steroid injections into the coffin joint or navicular bursa, shockwave therapy, bisphosphonate drugs, and surgery. In the past few years several new medications have become available for veterinarians to use when treating navicular. Treatment should be based on alleviating clinical signs, relieving stress on the navicular bone and surrounding structures, and slowing the degenerative process.

ShoeingCorrective shoeing and balancing of the hoof should be based on x-rays. Proper hoof balance involves assessment of the hoof from all angles and measuring any deviations from normal. Many navicular horses are “broken back,” and have a hoof- pastern axis that is not in line, which places excess stress on the navicular bone. The navicular bone should act as a pulley system for the deep digital flexor tendon. With a broken back hoof pastern axis, the pulley will receive a greater load.

Many theories exist on how to appropriately shoe the navicular horse with differing opinions among every other veterinarian and farrier. With the goal being to reduce load on the navicular bone, a wedge shoe is frequently used to correct the hoof pastern axis and restore a more correct angle. In addition, a deformable pad to support the soft tissue structures of the heel can

be utilized. Ease of breakover can be improved by shortening and rolling the toe. Along with rest, corrective shoeing is the most important aspect in the treatment of navicular syndrome. If a foot remains unbalanced, the cycle of pain and inflammation will only continue, even with the addition of medications.

RestUnfortunately, resting a performance horse is often overlooked due to the upcoming show, roping, race, or other equine event. Rest or controlled exercise is a key component to rehabilitating the navicular horse. This is especially true with injuries to the soft tissue structures surrounding the navicular bone. Injuries to ligaments or tendons typically require 4-6 months of rest or longer. However, in most situations, a period of 3-4 weeks of rest is necessary while medical management and corrective shoeing is being started. This allows time for inflammation to subside, and shoeing measures to take effect.

MedicationsA wide variety of NSAIDS can be used in the treatment of navicular syndrome. Many veterinarians will prescribe phenybutazone (bute) for acute pain, and then decrease the dosing as inflammation and clinical signs diminish. However, long term use of phenybutazone is associated with gastrointestinal ulcers, especially at high doses. Another NSAID that is frequently used by veterinarians is firocoxib. This drug can be given over a longer period of time with less risk of gastrointestinal ulceration. No matter what NSAID is used, an appropriate dosing schedule should be formulated with your veterinarian. Many owners will give an NSAID before riding or for their next event to avoid excessive dosing. Pain management is a significant concern in the treatment of navicular syndrome, and the appropriate NSAID and dosing schedule should be carefully considered. Isoxuprine is another medication in the veterinarian’s arsenal to treat navicular syndrome. The efficacy of the drug is controversial, but many practioners believe it to be effective. It is thought to act as a vasodilator to improve perfusion to the navicular bone. Due to the complexity of navicular syndrome, and the many different structures that can become injured in the foot, it is thought that Isoxuprine may help a certain subset of horses while not benefiting all.

Within the last few years, several new medications have been approved for use in horses to treat navicular syndrome. Most notably are the bisphosphonate drugs, Tildren® and Osphos®. The thought behind the

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use of these medications is to alter bone production and destruction by decreasing osteoclastic activity and increasing osteoblastic activity. Osteoclasts are bone resorbing cells, while osteoblasts are bone forming cells. These medications help slow down the destruction and promote the production of bone. These drugs have been used in humans for years to treat osteoporosis, severe arthritis, and bone pain. In the navicular syndrome patient, these drugs are used when lesions are found in the navicular bone itself, not in soft tissue structures. Tildren® is given slowly intravenously and has shown success when used for navicular syndrome, osteoarthritis, and back pain, while Osphos is given intramuscularly in three different locations. Both drugs carry the potential of causing colic in the horse, but the episode is usually mild and transient. The bisphosphonates are increasing in popularity since being approved in the United States and are becoming the “go to” treatment for navicular cases with bone cysts and degenerative changes.

Coffin Joint and Navicular Bursa InjectionsAfter a conservative approach to treating navicular syndrome with corrective shoeing and NSAIDS proves to be unsuccessful, injection with corticosteroids is usually the next step. Steroid injections can be performed via the coffin joint or navicular bursa. Typically the coffin joint is injected first, with the thought of reducing inflammation and synovitis. Communication between the coffin joint and navicular bursa allows corticosteroids injected into the coffin joint to medicate these structures. When the lameness cannot be managed with coffin joint injections, the next step is injecting the navicular bursa itself. This is the space that surrounds and bathes the navicular bone with synovial fluid. The bursa is injected with a long needle through the back of the foot and delivers medication directly around the navicular bone. It carries a greater risk due to injection through the deep digital flexor tendon. Improvement in lameness is seen in 80% of horses that did not respond to conservative treatment. Injections are not a permanent fix and additional treatment modalities may be necessary.

Extracorporeal Shockwave TherapyOver the past 15 years extracorporeal shockwave therapy has become increasingly more popular among veterinarians. It works by generating pressure waves in a fluid medium and is used for a wide variety of injuries including tendon and ligament tears, arthritis, back pain, navicular

syndrome and a wide variety of other ailments. The mechanism by which it works is still not completely understood, but it is capable of stimulating growth factors and inflammatory mediators, promoting new bone growth, developing new blood vessels, and providing localized pain relief. This ability to provide pain relief and reduce healing time, especially to important ligamentous structures in the foot, can be a tremendous advantage in treating the navicular horse.

SurgerySurgery is an option for the horses that continue to be painful and maintain a significant degree of lameness, even after aggressive treatment. Alternative treatments including corrective shoeing, NSAIDS, and other treatments mentioned above should be considered, and the horse should completely block out to a palmar digital nerve block before pursuing a neurectomy. The surgery is often referred to as “nerving,” and is performed by removing the palmar digital nerve on the inside and outside of the

lower leg. Removing the nerve provides pain relief to the back of the foot, including the navicular bone and surrounding structures. However, this is not a permanent fix, due to regrowth of the nerves and soundness typically lasts from six months to three years. Careful consideration should be made when choosing to perform a neurectomy due to the potential for complications post surgery. These complications include neuroma formation, rupture of the deep digital flexor tendon, fracture of the navicular bone, undetected abscesses, and undetected penetration by a foreign body. For these reasons it is important to clean out and assess the patient’s foot daily after a neurectomy. Additionally, the suitability of the rider should be considered as well. Many vets would be hesitant to perform a neurectomy on a child’s horse due to the risk of stumbling and falling following surgery. Despite the potential risks associated with nerving, it should be considered a viable option for the end stage, refractory navicular horse.

There are numerous options for the treatment of navicular syndrome, with newer therapies being approved each year. The key to management of the navicular patient is balance. The hoof should be appropriately balanced when doing corrective shoeing. A balanced approach to pain management, rest, and athletic performance should be considered. A balance of risk versus reward should be considered when pursuing invasive treatments. The relationship between owner, veterinarian, and farrier requires all parties to be on the same page and a balance of teamwork. This balance can yield a successful outcome with the navicular patient.

Submit your questions to us via email, we will present them to a qualified veteranarian that specialize in equine health and then publish the question along with the vet’s response in a fu-ture issue of The Horse Resource. Send ques-tions to us at: [email protected], Subject line: “Ask the Vet”

Ask The VetStephen D. Fisch, DVM

AVS Equine Hospital located at9085 Magnolia Hill Drive, Tallahassee, FL 32309

Visit their website at www.avsequinehospital.com or call 850-386-3619

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Courtesy of AVS Equine Hospital. Palmar digital nerve block to assess lameness associated with the back of the foot.

1st Ohio Cowboy Mounted Shooters

We have some great events coming up if you’re thinking about checking out Cowboy Mounted Shooting.

Our first shoot of the Spring will be on April 30th at the Cowtown Arena (indoors) in Williamstown, Kentucky. We will start with a very detailed

clinic with tips on horsemanship, getting that all important handle on your horse, earning your horse,s respect and some coarse management for shooting or whatever it is you want to do with your 4-legged friend. This clinic is being specially designed to build a better relationship for you with your horse. The clinic is open to anyone from 9:00am to 3:00pm, followed by a 3 stage DWPQ “Boots, Chaps & Cowboy Hats” starting at 6:00pm.

On Sunday, May 1st. at Cowtown, 1st Ohio will host a 4stage DWPQ “Shooting Silver Bullets”. For more information about the clinic or shoots, call 513 479-5984. Memorial Day Weekend comes next with our Annual “Shootin’ for

Silver Buckles” Shoot.

This shoot weekend starts on Friday evening with a Clinic & Practice. The Clinic will be organized for New Shooters, Beginning Shooters and then some practice for all shooters. Saturday a DWPQ “Shootin’ for Silver Buckles”. Every Class Winner will WIN a Buckle! There will be a specially designed Montana Silver Smith Buckle for all 24 CMSA Class Winners in the Main Match. Shotgun and Rifle classes for points will follow the Buckle shoot. Sunday a DWPQ “Crooked Creek Gun Fight”! For more information about the clinic or shoots call 513 479-5984. Ok, here is your chance to come and learn all about Cowboy Mounted Shooting! We have two great clinics coming up along with shoots to test your new skills. The only requirements are that you bring your pony, wear a long sleeve shirt, boots & hat, bring chinks/chaps if you have them and wear a wide belt if you have one. If you don’t have guns (45 single action lc) members will help you out as well as with anything else you may need. DO NOT bring live ammo. 1st Ohio will PROVIDE all ammo needed.

Call me for any information about shooting and any fees, 513 -479-5984.

Opposite page is a membership form for CMSA and you can find a 1st CMSA application on our website at www.1stohio.com.

Got News>>>Shoot It To Me!Buckskin Barbee, CMSA1483

513 [email protected]

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Name: Kaitlyn Ries RayAge: 13Hometown: West Terre Haute, INSchool: West Vigo Middle School, 7th gradeParents: Jeremy and Brandy RaySiblings: only child

Who taught you to ride? My dad Jeremy and my mom Brandy taught me to ride. I started riding in my moms belly and I have been barrel racing on my own since I was 2 1/2.

Hobbies: cheer, track, wrestling for my middle school.

Tell us about your horse: My horse is Lady Highjacker AKA Jackie. She is a 13 year old Quarter Horse. Jackie loss sight in her left eye about 3 years ago, so she really has to listen to me

so we don’t over run our 2nd and 3rd barrels. When we get to new environments, we stay as calm as possible for Jackie to adjust.

Goals: I need to work on improving my timing when I go to check Jackie at each barrel.

Do your parents ride? Yes, both of my parents barrel race and pole bend like I do.

What is your favorite show? Stop 16 in Terre Haute is my favorite show. My family and I help put this show on. We took this show over when my Grandpa Terry Ray passed away. I was very young but I love hearing how he was the most dedicated worker. I want to follow in his kindest and all his footsteps. This show holds a special place in my heart because I know how hard he worked at making Stop 16 the best he could. Plus, the footing is Creek sand, so it is

Hello to Sunshine!!! Goodbye to mud and cold!!!Show season is about in full bloom. Fort Smith is just around the corner so its time for the colts to step up to the plate.

Introducing:

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Food: Grilled ShrimpMusic: all music, I have a huge mixture. My parents often say I have soul!

Truck: Ford F450 4X4 DuallyTrailer: Bloomer

Bit: Sweet Six Nose ComboHorse: Baby Ric Tara, aka Baby; my 1st barrel and pole Bending horse. She was my Grandma Eva’s

horse and my dad trained her, showed her and when I came into this world he gave her to me. She is still running barrels at the age of 30, but I gave her to a new little rider, my cousin Ryder Morse.

Movie: Fast and FuriousQuote: “and though she be little, she is fierce.” Shakespeare

Clint is a graduate of East Central High School. His parents are Terrie VanVolkenburgh and respectively Joe Trentman. He has grown up in the horse world, both parents have rode almost all their life...Clint's grandfather as some of you may remember was the late Terry VanVolkenburgh, who would run up and down the fences when his daughters would run barrels. Clint began barrel racing at the age of 4 with a pony, then went on to particpate in Jr. Rodeo and his favorite event was the sheep riding, hard to believe he is now a barrel racer. He has won the Ohio Youth NBHA and Indiana Youth and Open NBHA , he has also won the Congress youth barrel four times, and was runner up in the Congress Sweepstakes. He placed at Josey Jr. world numerous times, and won the NBHA Youth World 1D in 2006. He loves to barrel race and is now trying his hand at the futurities. In Clint's spare time he mows grass for a part time job and is also very active in his church where he and his cousins are bible school helpers. Clint also volunteers one day a week at a school in Cincinatti where he spends time tutoring other kids in reading.

hardly ever muddy!

Who is your mentor? My dad, he inspires me each day with whatever he does, but especially his hand with a horse. He never gives up and even with the best run you have he can find something to improve on to make your next run even better.

Any advice for fellow barrel racers? My advice would be to always give extra time to bond with your horse. I think a horse needs that connection. Then, that horse will always have that trust factor with you.

Tell us some of your accomplishments: Top 3 2012 Pole Bending IN State Fair, Youth IBRA 2-D Champion 2010 buckle winner, Youth IBRA Pole Bending Champion buckle winner 2011, 4-H High Point Contesting buckle winner 2012, 4-H High Point Contesting buckle winner 2014, Pee Wee Champion Bash For Cash Buckle Winner 2012.

If your always trying to be normal, you will never know how amazing you can be.

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Excited is the word we would use to describe how all of the IJRA cowboys and cowgirls are feeling about the month of April. Our season picks back up on April 9th at the Cler-mont Lions Club. Clermont is a centrally located location for our Indiana families. Spring

is a great time to join our association because if it is your first time joining, it gives you a few rodeos to get your feet wet before the start of the next season in September. If you are interested in becoming part of IJRA or would just like some more information please check out our website at www.ijra.org or check us out on Facebook under IJRA Indiana Junior Rodeo Association. Let’s RODEO!

IJRA News Story provided by: Rachel Thomas Photos provided by Abbi White Photography

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Dear Fast Horse Resource Readers, My name is Sage Thomas. I am the 2015-2016 IJRA Princess, and I’m here to get you to join IJRA. I started IJRA as a pre-schooler, and I am glad I did. My parents would drive me all over Indiana for the 1-day pre-school rodeos. Eventually, I was old enough to compete in actual events. From my 8 years of being a part of IJRA, I have learned many things. First, I learned that not every run counts, but that every run is worth it. I have had many bad days at rodeos, but they were all for the best. From my no-times in goats, breakaway, and heeling, I learned that practice might not make perfect, but it makes it close enough. From my bad barrel, pole, and Texas 8 runs, I have learned to trust my horse. If I don’t know whether or not to ask for a run, my horses always know. They keep me safe, and give me the best they can. Secondly, thanks to be-ing a part of IJRA, I have made many friends. I met my best friend at an IJRA rodeo. Ever since then, we’ve been connected at the hip. Even though we live two hours away from each other, you won’t be able to split us up at rodeos. I have lots of friends in IJRA, some of them younger than me, some the same age, and some older. I can always trust that my friends have my back. IJRA has helped create some of my strongest friend-ships. Thirdly, while I grew in IJRA, I had always looked up to the princesses. I had always wanted to be one, but I had to wait 7 years, until I was

an outgoing 5th grader. My first year I ran, I didn’t prepare very well. I wasn’t serious enough about it. The next year I ran again, and was a little more determined. I practiced more and put a better presentation together, even though I was the only one running. Although I knew I was the only one run-ning, I was really excited. It had been a dream of mine to be the princess, and I finally got there. As the princess, I made a goal to get more people to join IJRA. This association is the best thing that ever happened to me, and I hope that it’s the same for you!

Our upcoming rodeos will be at the Clermont Lions Club Park in Indianapolis, Indiana. We will have a one-day rodeo on April 9th with clinics on the 10th. We will also have rodeos on May 7th and 8th, June 4th and 5th, and August 6th and 7th. Pre-school rodeo will be after slack on Saturdays. Cowboy church occurs on Sunday. I hope to see you there!

Sincerely,Sage Thomas

A letter from the IJRA Princess, Sage Thomas

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Excited is the word we would use to describe how all of the IJRA cowboys and cowgirls are feeling about the month of April. Our season picks back up on April 9th at the Cler-mont Lions Club. Clermont is a centrally located location for our Indiana families. Spring

is a great time to join our association because if it is your first time joining, it gives you a few rodeos to get your feet wet before the start of the next season in September. If you are interested in becoming part of IJRA or would just like some more information please check out our website at www.ijra.org or check us out on Facebook under IJRA Indiana Junior Rodeo Association. Let’s RODEO!

IJRA News Story provided by: Rachel Thomas Photos provided by Abbi White Photography

Rodeo NewsIJRALet’s RODEO!

injra.org

Dear Fast Horse Resource Readers, My name is Sage Thomas. I am the 2015-2016 IJRA Princess, and I’m here to get you to join IJRA. I started IJRA as a pre-schooler, and I am glad I did. My parents would drive me all over Indiana for the 1-day pre-school rodeos. Eventually, I was old enough to compete in actual events. From my 8 years of being a part of IJRA, I have learned many things. First, I learned that not every run counts, but that every run is worth it. I have had many bad days at rodeos, but they were all for the best. From my no-times in goats, breakaway, and heeling, I learned that practice might not make perfect, but it makes it close enough. From my bad barrel, pole, and Texas 8 runs, I have learned to trust my horse. If I don’t know whether or not to ask for a run, my horses always know. They keep me safe, and give me the best they can. Secondly, thanks to be-ing a part of IJRA, I have made many friends. I met my best friend at an IJRA rodeo. Ever since then, we’ve been connected at the hip. Even though we live two hours away from each other, you won’t be able to split us up at rodeos. I have lots of friends in IJRA, some of them younger than me, some the same age, and some older. I can always trust that my friends have my back. IJRA has helped create some of my strongest friend-ships. Thirdly, while I grew in IJRA, I had always looked up to the princesses. I had always wanted to be one, but I had to wait 7 years, until I was

an outgoing 5th grader. My first year I ran, I didn’t prepare very well. I wasn’t serious enough about it. The next year I ran again, and was a little more determined. I practiced more and put a better presentation together, even though I was the only one running. Although I knew I was the only one run-ning, I was really excited. It had been a dream of mine to be the princess, and I finally got there. As the princess, I made a goal to get more people to join IJRA. This association is the best thing that ever happened to me, and I hope that it’s the same for you!

Our upcoming rodeos will be at the Clermont Lions Club Park in Indianapolis, Indiana. We will have a one-day rodeo on April 9th with clinics on the 10th. We will also have rodeos on May 7th and 8th, June 4th and 5th, and August 6th and 7th. Pre-school rodeo will be after slack on Saturdays. Cowboy church occurs on Sunday. I hope to see you there!

Sincerely,Sage Thomas

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Our association enjoyed a fun filled evening with a nice dinner to-gether as well as Cowboy Prom.......all of our cowboys and cowgirls were all decked out and put on their dancing shoes to end the eve-ning! The silent auction was a great turn out as well with many do-nated items auctioned off. Many new members were in attendance for the meeting, we are looking forward to a great Spring with these individuals traveling with us!

Our Spring season will kick off below according to schedule. Look for us coming to a town near you soon! If you are interested in learning more about Indiana High School, please visit the web page inhsra.org.

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UPCOMING IHSRA EVENTS

April 9 & 10, 2016 DuQuoin, IL

April 23 & 24, 2016 New Castle, IN

May 14 & 15, 2016 Plymouth, IN

May 27-29, 2016 Lexington, KY

June 10-12, 2016 State Finals Hoosier Horse Park Edinburge, IN

June 19-25, 2016 Nationals for Junior High Lebanon, TN

July 17-23, 2016 Nationals for High School Gillette, WY

Want to learn more about Indiana High School Rodeo?Visit inhsra.org for membership info, forms and more!

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The Indiana High School Rodeo Association had a success-ful Mid Winter Meeting February 6th at Montgomery Steak house in Spiceland.

Our association enjoyed a fun filled evening with a nice dinner to-gether as well as Cowboy Prom.......all of our cowboys and cowgirls were all decked out and put on their dancing shoes to end the eve-ning! The silent auction was a great turn out as well with many do-nated items auctioned off. Many new members were in attendance for the meeting, we are looking forward to a great Spring with these individuals traveling with us!

Our Spring season will kick off below according to schedule. Look for us coming to a town near you soon! If you are interested in learning more about Indiana High School, please visit the web page inhsra.org.

Rodeo Newsfrom the

Indiana High School Rodeo Association

IHSRA NEWS Photos provided by IHSRA

UPCOMING IHSRA EVENTS

April 9 & 10, 2016 DuQuoin, IL

April 23 & 24, 2016 New Castle, IN

May 14 & 15, 2016 Plymouth, IN

May 27-29, 2016 Lexington, KY

June 10-12, 2016 State Finals Hoosier Horse Park Edinburge, IN

June 19-25, 2016 Nationals for Junior High Lebanon, TN

July 17-23, 2016 Nationals for High School Gillette, WY

Want to learn more about Indiana High School Rodeo?Visit inhsra.org for membership info, forms and more!

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My Sunday School teacher has used that phrase to describe how he knows that God is real. He compared it to a young boy flying a kite in the park. The kite was so high up in the sky that it was no longer visible to those on the ground. A passerby asked the young boy how he knew the kite was still there when he couldn’t see it. The young boy simply replied, “because I can feel the tug.”

1 John 4:12No one has seen God at any time; if we love one another, God abides in us, and His love is perfected in us.

Maybe that’s not how you would describe how you know God is real, but it paints a good picture. Even if we are simply holding on to nothing more than a thread of hope, we know He is still there. We can feel His presence. Sometimes the “tug” is strong and sometimes it is ever so light.

I wonder...do you think that the farther along we are on our walk with Christ, the lighter the tug has to be for us to know that He is still there? If he doesn’t tug as hard, is it because He knows we will try harder to feel the tug? Is it because we are already trying to sense the “tug” that we may feel him when others wouldn’t under the same circumstance?

Jeremiah 29:13You will seek me and find me, when you seek me with all your heart.

I can picture that young boy’s hands working on the string...focused on keeping a good hold and trying to sense where the kite is moving. He isn’t yanking down or jerking the string, just “feeling” and moving with where the kite is taking him.

Proverbs 2:1-5My son, if you receive my words and treasure up my commandments with you, making your ear attentive to wisdom and inclining your heart to understanding; yes, if you call out for insight and raise your voice for understanding, if you seek it like silver and search for it as for hidden treasures, then you will understand the fear of the Lord and find the knowledge of God.

I can also compare this “tug” to a cowboy or cowgirl with soft hands. They spend time with their horse and the horse is trained to feel the slightest tug or movement of the reins. A willing horse learns these cues much faster, like someone seeking Christ will be more inclined to listen to Him.

Younger horses will tend to “push” on the bit, but a good horseman knows just how much pressure (tug) to apply to let the young horse know the rider is still there and what is expected. The horse’s job is to “feel” for the tug (cues through the reins, body language, leg pressure, etc) and the more experience the horse gets with the rider, the more in tune he will be to feel the cues. Pretty soon the rider will be able to move so lightly that someone watching would not even notice the cue, but the horse will “feel” and respond.

The same cue that would never have worked with that horse months earlier now gets a response and results. Why is that? The time that was spent in the practice pen with each other made all the difference in the horse’s feel and response for the rider. The work was put in to become familiar with each other and a more responsive horse is the reward.

A Christian who seeks God fervently on their walk will become more in tune with the presence of the Holy Spirit. They’ll be more inclined to listen when the Holy Spirit says “do this” or “don’t do that.” The time spent in prayer, at church, praising, studying, seeking....working the string on that kite....is like the horse’s time spent in the practice pen.

Can you tell when you haven’t ridden your horse for a while? Maybe after a long cold winter and your first ride he is not listening to the cues as well? He is really dull and “on the bit,” right? Your once strong bond and “feel” for each other has suffered from lack of effort. It takes a few rides (or more) and some time to get him back to where he is listening and responding to your cues like he should.

When we don’t take the time to nurture our relationship with God, we are like that horse that hasn’t been ridden in a while. We tend to be less in tune with the Holy Spirit. We take longer to feel the tug because the tug has to be stronger to get our attention.

Proverbs 3:1-2

My son, do not forget my teaching, But let your heart keep my commandments; For length of days and years of life And peace they will add to you.

Can you feel it?

Happy Trails & God Bless!Love in Christ,

Christa

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Salvation is a gift and a choice......Jesus died on the cross as the final sacrifice for our sins. He was resurrected on the 3rd day and he defeated death and Satan for us. All we have to do is believe that He beat death, acknowledge it with our words and accept Him as our personal savior. That’s when the rebirth happens and we are changed! He then promises us eternal life with Him in Heaven! You can’t earn your way into Heaven; you have to accept His gift of salvation. So many people think they “aren’t good enough” to get to Heaven… But… Salvation is a GIFT from God and you don’t earn a gift. Gifts are given to you and for the gift to be yours, you have to accept it. All we have to do is accept this wonderful gift. I know I have…won’t you?

But the gift is not like the trespass. For if the many died by the trespass of the one man, how much more did God’s grace and the gift that came by the grace of the one man, Jesus Christ, overflow to the many. Romans 5:15

For God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son that whosoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life. John 3:16

That if you confess with your mouth, “Jesus is Lord,” and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead you will be saved. For it is with your heart that you believe and are justified, and it is with your mouth that you confess and are saved. Romans 10: 9-10

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Standing there at the penStaring at this roanWe knew by the scarsMany’a cowboy he had thrown Ol’ Jude said now boysI know he looks a little roughBut his milk pen gentleAnd you’re cowboy tough Heard my pard Thomas mumbleYou’ll never learnSaw-bones will cost youMore than you’ll ever earn Pete then chimed inWell here’s my two centsHe’s an outlaw for sureI thought you had more sense

I said to Prairie PeteYou question everythingI hired on as bronc busterOl’ roan is part of the string Strapped on my rib wrenchesPicked up my rigLooked at ol’ roanSaid I’ll break him like a twig That’s when the big BossCome ridden byTurning to meSaid watch him, he’s pretty sly Everyone listened to the big BossHe was quite a handThis was His spreadHe’s the one that started The Brand

Soon as I got a seatOl’ roan came apartThe third jump inI knew he had a heart The big Boss was watchingNo way I’d claw leatherHe was a bad oneBut the storm I could weather He finally got pretty tiredWent to sucking airI had twisted a bad oneOl roan and me were quite a pair Rode him there in the penStepped off bone tiredMilk pen gentle, sureBut that’s why I was hired

Jude come running overSaid I got news from the BossYou’re his new top handCause you just broke one bad hoss Turned to my pardner ThomasSaid you know Jude liedHe weren’t milk pen gentleBut the big Boss got to see me ride If he’d been easyI’d just been another handBut now the Boss knows for sureI’m riding for The Brand Romans 8:28 And we know that all things work together forgood to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose.

MILK PEN GENTLE By: Bro. Brad Curtis, Vilonia, AR, 8/17/10

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I am always writing. If I am not scribbling on a scrap of paper, dictating into my phone, pounding the keys on my laptop, I am thinking of what I will write next.

It’s who I am. It’s how God made me.

The story of “Christopher L. Johnson” is a work in process. Each plot, each storyline, each character has been included by choice. Each moment is a sentence; each day a paragraph; years are the titles of chapters. The book of my life will be com-pleted when I write my last word.

The pen writing the story remains in my hand. I control each stroke by divinely created freewill. My Creator allows me to choose every word. He already knows the entire story.

Each day is a new piece of paper upon which my latest words will be written. God works in me to change my thoughts, re-direct my path, rework the desires of my heart, and renew my soul. As I am transformed by Him, the chapter called – today - reflects another step in my journey.

The effect of my story spreads out like spilled ink on parchment paper. The choices of today will affect the tomorrows of many others. The story is never written alone. I know the words writ-ten in private. Others will feel the power of my words.

We are all authors of our own unique stories. It is a story to be written, rewritten and made into a masterpiece. It may not be bound and put on a shelf until we write no more, but the book you are writing has the working title – “You”.

33 Teach me, O LORD, the way of thy statutes; and I shall keep it unto the end. 34 Give me understanding, and I shall keep thy law; yea, I shall observe it with my whole heart. 35 Make me to go in the path of thy commandments; for therein do I delight.

Psalms 119:33-35

Write Exceptionally Well Today,Chris

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a partner in and Operations Manager of a thoroughbred breeding and rac-ing farm. He speaks to his students and to others about the importance of “taking snapshots of the moments” in life as a way of reflecting on our own lives. He can be reached at [email protected], and his writings and thoughts can be found at www.LivExceptionally.com

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This cat is walking on thin ice with me. You will never guess what I caught Mr Conway Kitty doing this past week.

He’s not only honed in on my house and my favorite window sill napping locations....now I think he is trying to get the lady to teach him how to type! THE NERVE!!!

He’s only been inside for a month and now he’s trying to take over my part-time job!

I wouldn’t believe it if I hadn’t seen it with my own eyes. He spent one whole morning jumping up on the lady’s desk and swatting at her mouse - on second thought, maybe I don’t have so much to worry about.

I mean, if he can’t tell a computer mouse from a real mouse, why am I getting all worked up? He’s definitely not going to be able to figure out how to use spell check.

Whew...I feel a little better now that I have thought that through a little.

I guess I can go back to chasing him out of my favorite napping spots and stop fretting over his office skills.

He is a little on the goofy side. He spends a lot of time in the basement and all he ever finds are dust bunnies. I’ve never seen him bring anything back up but cobwebs on his head. Check out this picture I got of him the other day!

No more worrying about cats and their shenanigans...it’s Spring!

Later, Tater!

Well, first of all, I have to let everyone know that the vet says my itchy episode from last month was not caused by “Stress Related Annergies” as I was beginning to think. It seems that many of my ranch dog colleagues have been dealing with the same problem this year. The dry weather, the heat, humidity, brown grass, etc has made for one miserable summer of dryitchy skin for me and my canine friends. Thankfully, after a trip to the vet and a shot of some kind of magical potion, I was feeling like myself again. (Thanks to those who called my people checking on me.)

That being said, we evidently have a new “issue” at the ranch. It is obvious to some that “Princess Annabelle” is growing larger than your typical “Miniature Wiener Dog.” Now, she still has the short little legs and the long body, but there seems to be a lot more of Annabelle there in the mid section than what most would deem normal for a dog of her breeding.

Of course, the “Princess” doesn’t overexert herself by helping with the mouse hunting in the barn or the bird chases in the yard....so we all know she could use a little exercise. I

still have a suspicion that there is more to it than just a lack of physical activity....I think she has resorted to using the “food face” again....only now she is using it all for her own “gain.” (Pun intended.) I think she is using the “food face” to get herself some table scraps when I am not around. I have also seen her sneaking into the outside dogs’ kennel and getting into their food bowls when she thinks no one is looking.

Little does “Miss Annie” know that I am onto her tricks. Our people are onto her as well. They were recently discussing a way to keep her out of the big dogs’ kennel and putting us both on a “controlled” diet. (Sidenote: Why do they have to include me in this plan?)

The trick will be getting all of the people to stick to the plan. It is no secret that Miss Annie has one of the people here at the ranch wrapped around her little paw. Every time she yips, she has a particular person jumping to see what she wants.... a treat, carried to her next destination, put in her bed, off the bed, on the couch....etc. I have to look away when she starts barking orders. She is pretty spoiled to say the least.

Needless to say, until they get “Princess Annabelle” to stick to her new controlled eating plan, I am giving her a new name....she has became more of a “Brat”wurst than a Wiener dog. Emphasis on the “Brat!”

I’m gonna go grab a bite while it’s still free choice eating around here.......untilnextmonth....

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