NRSHA National Show
NRSHA ANNOUNCES QUALIFYING REQUIREMENTS FOR 2019 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
Fresh off a very suc- cessful inaugural National Ranch and Stock Horse Al- liance National Champi- onship show, the NRSHA stakeholders announced the qualifying requirements for 2019.
“We wanted the rid- ers to be able to plan what
shows they want to attend for the rest of the year and make sure they have the opportunity to qualify for 2019,” said Jill Dunkel, Stock Horse of Texas executive director. To be eligible to compete in the 2019 NRSHA National Champi-
onship Show, a rider must show in at least three events hosted by an alliance partner between March 1, 2018, and February 28, 2019. Riders can show with the same alliance partner three times, or any combination of alliance partners three times. However, if a rider shows with a variety of partners, it will be up to the exhibitor to get a form signed that doc- uments his/her attendance with each partner. The rider must submit the form to an alliance partner in order to receive an invitation to the 2019 NRSHA National Show. The form is available on the NRSHA website,
www.ranchhorse.net.
If a rider is showing in AQHA Versatility Ranch Horse competi- tion, they must attend a VRH All-Around show for the event to count toward qualification. AQHA shows offering individual VRH classes but not VRH All-Around classes are not considered qualifying shows. Qualification is based on the horse/rider combination in all divi- sions except Open, where the qualification is based on the horse only. The 2018 show was held in conjunction with the Zoetis AQHA Ver-
satility Ranch Horse World Championship Show, June 13-17 at the Lazy E in Guthrie, Oklahoma. Seven NRSHA All-Around national champi- ons were crowned as well as 35 national class champions. In total, more than $62,000 in cash and prizes was awarded at the event. The Alliance boasted nearly 725 entries across seven divisions in ranch trail, ranch reining, ranch riding, ranch cutting, ranch boxing and ranch cow work in open, amateur, novice amateur, limited amateur, youth, novice youth and limited youth classes. The National Ranch and Stock Horse Alliance is comprised of six
ranch/stock horse partner associations – East Coast Stock Horse Asso- ciation, National Versatility Ranch Horse Association, Oklahoma Stock Horse Association, Stock Horse of Texas, Western States Versatility Ranch Horse Association and the American Quarter Horse Association. More information about NRSHA can be found at www.ranchhorse.
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HORSEMAN’S MARKET DAY August 18 • Bryan, TX
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Horseman’s Market Day that is happening on August 18, 2018 at the Brazos Co. Expo, 5827 Leonard Rd., Bryan, TX 77807! Great, now is the time to get in your registra- tion form for a booth(s) and start gathering up the items you want to sell.
Remember - you can bring ANYTHING equine ori- ented - hay bags, harnesses, trailers, show clothes, etc! You just can’t bring live animals, but you can bring post- ers/videos/pictures. If you don’t have enough items for your own booth,
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why not get with some friends, fellow boarders, or one of your equine clubs and see if they want to join you - the more the merrier! Contact Lee at (979) 777-9239 (cell/text), email:
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