2010 Show Catalogue - Independent Miniature Horse Registry Inc.

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Show Enquiries
All enquiries relating to the IMHR National Show and/or
venue facilities must be directed to IMHR.
Email info@minihorseinfo.com or call
(02) 4844 6393 for information on the National Show.
See www.amha.org for more information on the American
Miniature Horse Association
2011 National Show
AELEC is again confirmed as the venue for our annual
showcase event in 2011. Show dates are: 28 th April to 1 st
May 2011.
Show Rules
It is a condition of entry that you understand and comply
with all rules applicable to the National Show.
The IMHR National Show is covered by the Show Rules
listed in the IMHR Constitution and Show Rules, the
IMHR Performance Handbook and any additional rules
outlined in this publication or as directed by Show Management.
Knowledge of IMHR Show Rules and Regulations, as well
as the requirements for each of the classes entered, is
the responsibility of the exhibitor.
Copies of the handbooks mentioned may be downloaded
from the official IMHR website or members can request a
printed copy through the Secretary.
In particular we draw your attention to the following: No
exhibitor may leave the arena or line-up prior to the
presenting of ALL awards for that class unless directed
by the steward.
Also please take note of the dress code required for the
National Show. All shirts must have sleeves or jackets
must be worn. Singlet tops, tank tops or similar will not
be permitted without a jacket. Exhibitors must also ensure
that outfits convey a professional image at all times.
The outfit must cover shoulders and also from chest to
knees.
When showing horses, you may raise your arms and/or
bend your knees, ensure your outfit is still suitable when
in these positions. Any exhibitor who is not considered
suitably attired by Show Management will be asked to
leave the arena.
Displays of bad sportsmanship will NOT be tolerated.
Exhibitors who disrespect other exhibitors, show management,
committee, judges or any other person may, at
the committee’s discretion, be asked to leave the venue
without refund or recourse and may be suspended from
entering IMHR shows in future.
Marshalling Area
Exhibitors must be present in the marshalling area at
least 5 minutes before the end of the previous class.
Notification of gear and handler changes must be
made to the Gate Steward and a maximum 3 minute
allowance will be made.
All equipment required for gear and handler changes
must be brought to the Marshalling Area.
Appropriate footwear (no thongs or sandals) must be
worn in the marshalling area.
It is the responsibility of the exhibitor to ensure that
they monitor the progress of the classes and are present
in time for their classes.
No refunds are given for missed classes.
Performance - Trail
National Trail classes will be set-up in a separate ring
in the main arena and will run concurrently with the
Double Shot and SIRES events.
You will be able to choose a time that suits you within
the allowed timeframes approximately between 9am
and midday. See noticeboard at the show for trail
patterns and official start times.
Force Majeure
IMHR Inc shall not be liable for any delay or failure to
perform its operations, activities, shows and events
to the extent such delay or failure results from a force
majeure occurrence.
A force majeure occurrence is defined as any occurrence
arising from causes beyond the reasonable
control of IMHR Inc. and which delays or prevents
performance by IMHR Inc. otherwise required by this
agreement, including but not limited to any (i) breakage
or accident to equipment, machinery or facilities;
(ii) any strikes, lock-outs or other labor difficulties;
(iii) statutes, ordinances, regulations, orders, or rules
issued by governmental authorities; (iv) judicial decrees
or orders; (v) acts of God; (vi) animal diseases
and/or quarantines; (vii) wars, riots or insurrections;
(viii) civil disobediences, public demonstrations or
sabotage; (ix) fires, floods, explosions or inclement
weather; (x) inability to obtain necessary labor, materials,
supplies, utilities or transportation; (xi) depressions,
recessions or other economic downturns; (xii)
embargoes or energy shortages; or (xiii) other causes
beyond the IMHR’s reasonable control.