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ASHA National Expo
and Championship
ing and working cow. Horses are to be shown in all four classes and the
Champion will be chosen as the highest-placing horse in the all around.
Show to Hold Futurity
To compete in the futurity, horses must be shown as a three-year-old
The second Annual American Stock Horse
determined by age as of January 1. Horses also must have an ASHA
Association National Expo and Championship
competition license. A nomination form will be required for each horse
Show will be held November 19-22 at Lone Star
and rider combination. Futurity nomination fees are based on a sliding
Arena in Stephenville. New to this year’s format
scale of the number of ASHA sanctioned shows that the horse and rider
is a three-year-old ranch horse versatility world
compete in during the year. Horses may be shown in any division where
championship futurity hosted by the Stock Horse
the rider is eligible to compete — open, non-pro, limited non-pro, novice,
of Texas.
youth, or green horse.
NEWS & EVENTS -
In keeping with the concept of a four-event versatile stock
Competition rules and guidelines for the futurity will be pursuant to
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horse, ASHA has developed the three-year-old futurity event. It is
the ASHA open division as related to the judging criteria and rules gov-
open to all breeds of horses and ASHA members in good standing.
erning the individual classes. For complete details on the futurity, nom-
AUGUST
1-2 TX Stampede Team RopingClas-
The futurity provides an opportunity to highlight the talents
ination fee payments and deadlines visit www.americanstockhorse.org.
sic, Terrell, FMI, 254-468-0002
of the young, four-event horse in stock horse trail, pleasure, rein- w
6-9 Lone Star Regional Team Roping
Finals, Waco, FMI, 254-468-0002
8 NMB Team Roping, Las Cruces, NM,
FMI, 254-468-0002
8-9 E AR Team Roping Championship,
Jonesboro, AR, FMI, 254-468-0002
8-9 Shelley Production Team Roping,
Las Cruces, NM, FMI, 254-468-0002
13-16 SW Reg Team RopingFinals, Al-
buquerque, NM, FMI, 254-468-0002
15 Lucky D Arena Roping Affiliate, Lit-
tle Rock, AR, FMI, 254-468-0002
15-16 40+ Team Roping Champi-
onships, Palo Pinto, FMI, 254-468-0002
22-23 TX Stampede Team Roping
Classic, DeCatur, FMI, 254-468-0002
29 Lucky D Arena Roping Affiliate, Lit-
tle Rock, AR, FMI, 254-468-0002
29-30 TX Team Roping Productions,
Tyler, Sharon, 903-808-2221
Barrel Racing & Playdays
REGULAR EVENTS
Borne- 2nd Fri, Jackpot BarrelRace,
Beaver Paxson, 210-379-0379
Bowie- 2nd Sat, 1pm, Open Playdays,
940-872-2203
Boyd- Tues 7pm, Barrel Bckle Series,
Salt Creek Arena, Call Rhonda Coon,
940-389-2861
Collinsville-Wed 8pm, BarrelJkpt Zaal
Ranch, Jennifer Williams, 214-797-9723
Cypress- Thurs, 7:30pm, Practice Bar-
rels, Cimmaron Arena, 713-856-8399
Elm Springs, AR - Tues, Barrels,
Marchang Hill, 479-248-1844
Friendswood- Sat, STPA Playday, Ma-
rietta Benson, 281-369-2375
Hockley- Thurs, 7–10pm, Practice Bar-
rels, Horse Center Arena, 281-373-0190
Kerens- Sun, Open 3D Jackpot Barrels,
CBYHaul, 903-396-7103
Lampasas- Fri, LCRD Jackpot Playday,
Ann Wyatt, 940-453-8084
Terrell 2nd & 4th Fri, Playday, Contact
Howard, 972-722-5788
Wills Point- Mon, Tues, Fri, Sat Practice
Barrel/Poles, Wills Point, 903-848-0049
JULY
3-4 Lucky Dog Production BarrelRace,
Searcy, AR, Ross Wright, 405-364-0274
5 A OK Poteau Barrel Race, Poteau,
OK, Ross Wright, 405-364-0274
5 NBHA TX23, McGregor, Mary Alice
Herring, 512-864-5390
5 NBHA AR10, Russellville, AR, Kel-
ley Oakley, 479-264-5577
9 Cushing Rodeo BarrelRace, Cushing
OK, Ross Wright, 405-364-0274
10 NBHA OK03, Wright City, OK,
Krystin Johnson, 580-212-1222
10 Sunshine Riders BarrelRace, El Do-
rado, AR, Ross Wright, 405-364-0274
11 NBHA AR10, Atkins, AR, Kelley
Oakley, 479-264-5577
11 NBHA LA02,Ruston, LA, Suzanne
Allen, 318-376-4502
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