September 25, 26& 27, 2009
Fall Spectacular Paint-O-Rama
Northwest Stallion Service Auction
INPHC Open Futurities
Northwest Breeders, NWSSA, PNPHC & WA Bred Weanling Futurities
Spokane, WA

Class List

Show Fees & Information

Class fees (all include NWCC fees):

• Watch for informtion in 2009!!

Open Futurity & Jackpot Rules – 1 go to all 4 judges

• Open to all breeds. Futurity secretary must inspect & keep a copy of the registration papers (or proof of ownership) on each horse entered.
• POINTS – every horse showing will be placed and points will be awarded as follows: 1st = 1 point, 2nd = 2 points, etc. Points and placings will be awarded from each judge with the final placings to be determined by totaling all points awarded from all four judges. The horse with the fewest points shall be declared the winner, the second fewest points will receive 2nd, etc.
• TIES – In the event of a tie, the horses will be deemed to be tied for placings and monies will be paid out by combining the monetary award for the respective placings and evenly split between the horses tied. A tie-breaker judge shall be designated in advance of the first go to determine who shall receive any award.
• Payout will be determined by the number of horses entering the ring. Checks will be mailed to the winning owners by October 15, 2007.
• All classes will be run according to APHA rules. Please contact show management if you need a copy of the rules (they are also available at www.apha.com).
• NO REFUNDS – no exceptions (unless jackpot class is canceled).

Payback percentages ($50 entry fee plus added money):

General Show Rules

1. DOGS – due to legal liability, the fairgrounds will not allow ANY dogs (unless for medical necessity) in the barns or in the arena. We recognize many of you travel with your dogs – they are welcome, but only if you keep them at your camper. They will NOT be allowed past the blue security gate. We appreciate your cooperation.
2. NSF checks will be assessed a $25 fee.
3. Exhibitor Responsibility (Rule SC160-E) – exhibitors are responsible for being knowledgeable of and for following the current rules, completing entry form legibly and accurately, reporting to the gate promptly, and being considerate of other exhibitors and show management. Additionally, exhibitors / owners / trainers are responsible to be knowledgeable of Rule SC-085-A regarding drugs & medications that are forbidden or conditionally permitted. Conditionally permitted substances require a completed medication report be filed with the show office. We are here to help you – so please ask if you are uncertain about anything.
4. The show secretary must inspect the registration papers (or copies of) on each horse entered (or a work order for current year foals). Entries shall be made in the name of the recorded owner. Geldings are not allowed to show with stallion papers. Pre-entry available at www.showmyhorse.com
5. To enter Washington Bred classes, exhibitors must show Washington Bred registration papers. Contact Washington Bred for more information.
6. To enter Amateur or Novice Amateur classes or Novice Youth classes, you MUST present a current year APHA Novice / Amateur card OR complete an application for an APHA Amateur or Novice Amateur or Novice Youth card and return it to the show secretary prior to entry in a class.
7. Youth exhibitors – if you have a card, please present during entry process.
8. The condition of submitting entries or the first entry into the show ring of a horse or exhibitor shall be deemed as acceptance of APHA & INPHC rules.
9. The final right to settle all questions or disputes arising incidentally to the Horse Show is reserved to the Show Management. All exhibitors, trainers, riders, or other participants agree in advance to be bound thereby to such methods of settlement.
10. Individual class entry will close (3) classes prior to entry of that class.
11. Anyone withdrawing (scratching) from a class without a THREE (3) class prior notification shall forfeit their entry fee in accordance with Rule SC-185-A (exception = non-point classes).
12. Show management may combine or split classes according to APHA Rules SC-185-G, AM-080-B, and YP-075-B.
13. Exhibitors / owners competing for High Point awards MUST declare for High Point on their entry before entering the arena for the first time.
14. HIGH POINT RULES: Youth & Amateur & Novice Amateur = one horse/one rider combination. Must show in at least (3) youth or amateur performance classes. All youth/amateur classes (including halter) will count toward awards. Jr. Horse / Sr. Horse = horses must compete in at least (3) performance classes. All open classes, including halter, will count toward awards. Yearlings must exhibit in longeline, in-hand trail, & halter. Same rules apply to Amateur Solid Paint-Bred, Open Solid Paint-Bred, and Yearling Solid Paint-Bred.
15. Ties will be broken by (1) most firsts, (2) most placings, (3) flip of coin.
16. Awards MUST be picked up by end of show or be forfeited.
17. Cash option high points will be subject to any APHA regulations.

For Show Information Contact: Shannon O’Dell

For more information, please contact:

• INPHC Website Contact & Show Manager, Shannon O'Dell - (509) 951-8053

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