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under, 5 and under; 4 and 5 year old. Can be run in either Open or Non Pro divisions. See NRHA Rules for Judging for more details. 7 & Up Limited to horses 7 years or older. Can be run in either Open or Non Pro divisions. CATEGORY 3 See Youth Show Rules and Regulations. Requires a Youth or Youth Non Pro membership in order to show. Refer to the current policy set forth by the Board regarding Eligibility. Youth 10 & Under Short Stirrup Youth 13 & Under 66 For youth 10 & under as of January 1 of the current year. Must run Pattern 14 or 15 only. Riders may use a horse without the restrictions of ownership defined in the Youth Conditions. Not a Top Ten class and points will not count toward Rookie or Youth Rookie eligibility. No penalty for holding the saddle. May ride with standard reins or any type of closed reins. May ride with one or two hands on the reins at any time during the class. For youth 13 & under as of January 1 of the current year. Must use horses with ownership as defined in the Youth Show Rules and Regulations. Top Ten Class. Youth 14-18 For youth 14–18 as of January 1 of the current year. Must use horses with ownership as defined in the Youth Show Rules and Regulations. Top Ten Class. Youth Rookie 18 & Under For youth 18 & under as of January 1 of the current year. Riders may use a horse without the restrictions of ownership defined in the Youth Conditions. Not a Top Ten class. May run concurrent only with Youth classes. Unrestricted Youth For youth 18 & under as of January 1 of the current year. Riders may use a horse without the restrictions of ownership defined in the Youth Conditions. Not a Top Ten class. May run concurrent only with Youth classes.
CATEGORY 4 (NRHA approved Breed Restricted classes (excluding aged shows) restricted by breed. NRHA rules to apply, but not for NRHA World Champion and Top Ten awards. Requires a NRHA Professionals, Non Pro, Youth or Youth Non Pro membership in order to show.) Jr. Reining Sr. Reining All Age Reining Amateur Reining Youth Reining Open Reining Non Pro Reining CATEGORY 5 NRHA approved Ancillary classes, NRHA rules to apply, but not for World Champion and Top Ten awards. Requires a NRHA Professionals, Non Pro, Youth or Youth Non Pro membership in order to show. Refer to the current policy set forth by the Board regarding Eligibility. For members giving up Non Pro cards please refer to the Non Pro Conditions. Ancillary Gelding Incentive Classes Intermediate Horse Rookie Level 2 Rookie Level 1 Prime Time Open Any ancillary class may offer this division. Entry may be made only after entering the corresponding class. Added money cannot be greater than the added money of the corresponding class. May be jackpotted or have added money. There may or may not be a judges fee. Can be run in either Open or Non Pro divisions. Must have a Non Pro membership. Riders may use a horse without the restrictions of ownership defined in the Non Pro Conditions. Horses are to be shown one handed. Rookie Level 2 can only be run concurrent with Rookie Level 1 or Prime Time Rookie. Must offer Rookie Level 1 in order to hold a Rookie Level 2. Must have a Non Pro membership. Riders may use a horse without the restrictions of ownership defined in the Non Pro Conditions. Horses are to be shown one handed. Rookie Level 1 can only be run concurrent with Rookie Level 2 or Prime Time Rookie. For persons 50 and older as of January 1 of the current year. Can run concurrent with the Category 1 Open, 67
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TABLE OF CONTENTS NRHA BYLAWS Artic
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NATIONAL REINING HORSE ASSOCIATION
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Section 5. No exhibitor or owner ma
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President will advance to the Presi
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absence or incapacity to serve. In
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procedures approved by the NRHA Boa
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Page 19 and 20: So long as the Director uses such s
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Page 25 and 26: a member with the exception that no
Page 27 and 28: or omissions of its affiliate assoc
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Page 32 and 33: elected by the EAC Delegates. (See
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any penalties are deducted to calcu
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Judging, B. Scoring [4]). If illega
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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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Freestyle Reining NRHA JUDGES SCORE
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