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Foreword The National Reining Horse Association is a non-profit Organization dedicated to the promotion of the Reining Horse. The Association was formed in 1966 to encourage the showing of reining horses by providing worthwhile purses for which they can compete, by developing a standard method under which all reining contests can be conducted, and by acting as a forum for their breeders and trainers. In the fall of 1967 the Executive Committee of the National Reining Horse Association appointed its first Directors. A Rules Committee was chosen from these men. This booklet contains a revised version of the original ground rules and further changes will be adopted by the Board of Directors as deemed necessary. Deciding rule changes will not be difficult if our officers and Board of Directors remember the dedication and original intent of our founders. © The NRHA Handbook is the copyrighted property of the National Reining Horse Association. No person may use and/or reproduce this Handbook without the express written permission of the National Reining Horse Association. Shows seeking sanctioning and receiving approval from the Association are expressly authorized to use the information contained in this Handbook. FOR THE MOST CURRENT OFFICIAL VERSION OF THE HANDBOOK, VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT NRHA.COM. New rules and changes to rules are highlighted in gray. 1
Page 4 and 5: TABLE OF CONTENTS NRHA BYLAWS Artic
Page 7 and 8: NATIONAL REINING HORSE ASSOCIATION
Page 9 and 10: Section 5. No exhibitor or owner ma
Page 11 and 12: President will advance to the Presi
Page 13 and 14: absence or incapacity to serve. In
Page 15 and 16: procedures approved by the NRHA Boa
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Page 19 and 20: So long as the Director uses such s
Page 21 and 22: comprised of no less than three (3)
Page 23 and 24: mitted complies with the Articles o
Page 25 and 26: a member with the exception that no
Page 27 and 28: or omissions of its affiliate assoc
Page 29: and committee meetings shall be pub
Page 32 and 33: elected by the EAC Delegates. (See
Page 34 and 35: (b) Directors-At-Large/Bylaws/VP el
Page 36 and 37: iii. Potential to bring a special e
Page 39 and 40: GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS A. RU
Page 41 and 42: cause. The Executive Committee may
Page 43 and 44: accused the IRC’s recommended san
Page 45 and 46: the Hearing Body has jurisdiction t
Page 47 and 48: or moral turpitude under municipal,
Page 49 and 50: two groups. One group shall be labe
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penses relating to the confirmatory
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drug, except as expressly permitted
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narian is unavailable, only by the
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SHOW RULES AND REGULATIONS A. MEMBE
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side of the U.S. may elect to recei
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(f) Leases: A leased horse may be s
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C. COMPETITION LICENSING (1) An NRH
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Refer to the current policy set for
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CATEGORY 4 (NRHA approved Breed Res
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Level 4 Open Level 3 Open Level 2 O
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Category 11 NRHA approved classes n
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concurrently as a double judged eve
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not showing at said show can contra
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(iv) Be present on the show grounds
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Further, a show representative cann
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WORKSHEET FOR NRHA PAYBACKS *In the
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more added money than any other cla
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(10) Must use NRHA patterns 1-13. H
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judge’s sheets must remain in the
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(3) In order for earnings to be rec
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NATIONAL REINING HORSE YOUTH ASSOCI
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Section 4. Treasurer: The Treasurer
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YOUTH SHOW RULES AND REGULATIONS A.
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NRHA SHOW STEWARD A. STEWARDING PRI
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third offense in the same competiti
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(11) Props. Permitted but at no tim
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JUDGES A. JUDGING PRIVILEGES (1) De
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soon as he/she becomes aware of the
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RULES FOR JUDGING A. GENERAL To rei
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(a) infraction of any state or fede
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(8) The following will result in a
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pattern. In the instance where a re
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118 Pattern 1
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120 Pattern 2
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122 Pattern 3
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124 Pattern 4
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126 Pattern 5
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128 Pattern 6
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130 Pattern 7
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132 Pattern 8
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134 Pattern 9
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Pattern 10
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Pattern 11
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Pattern 12
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142 Pattern 13
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144 Pattern 14 Short Stirrup Patter
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146 Pattern 15 Short Stirrup Patter
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148 Notes
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any penalties are deducted to calcu
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Judging, B. Scoring [4]). If illega
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Section 5. Judges are required to r
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holding the saddle with either hand
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a straight line is not to be penali
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need to reverse his/her original de
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exact geographical position in the
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Maneuver 5 Depart left lead, figure
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Maneuver 5 Left circles small slow,
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3 spins left, hesitate Maneuver 5 R
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instance where the horse has correc
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NRHA event, it becomes his/her resp
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Therefore, average score = -.33, ro
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176 NRHA rules for judging are appl
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Freestyle Reining NRHA JUDGES SCORE
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