2011 Official Rule Book - New England Pinto Horse Association

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3. Statement – “Only one Horse, Youth, Amateur, or Open
Exhibitor per form”
4. Spaces to identify the following:
a. Youth Exhibitor
(1) Youth Name
(2) PtHA Membership Number
(3) Contact Information
(4) Birth date
(5) Relationship to Owner
(6) Classes entered
b. Amateur Exhibitor
(1) Amateur Name
(2) PtHA Membership Number
(3) Contact information
(4) Birth date
(5) Relationship to Owner
(6) Classes entered
c. Open Exhibitor
(1) Exhibitor’s Name
(2) PtHA Membership Number
(3) Contact Information
(4) Classes entered
D9. Classification Of Shows
A. Shows are classified according to the actual number of entries
in all Pinto classes. This includes qualifying halter (excluding
Champion and Reserve Halter), Color, Amateur, Performance,
and Youth events.
B. Each group in a group class is counted as one entry.
1. Class A – shows with 175 or more entries
2. Class B – shows with 101 through 174 entries
3. Class C – shows with 51 through 100 entries
4. Class D – shows with 0 through 50 entries
E. sHows
E1. single Judge and Multi-Judge shows
A. Multi-judge shows are separate, single-judge shows conducted
simultaneously in the same ring on one day or over multiple
days. Completely separate results forms must be filed for each
show.
B. Charters may be limited in the number of multi-judge shows or
back-to-back multi-judge shows held in a calendar year, if felt
such action would be in the best interests of the Association.
C. Exhibitors at multi-judge shows are entering and competing
in multiple separate shows simultaneously, therefore shall be
charged multiple PtHA office charges (one for each show), and
show management shall provide multiple sets of awards (one
for each show).
D. Show management may not combine any qualifying,
complimentary, or championship class from one of the shows
or judges with another into one event resulting in one award.
Each show and class list is to be a separate entity.
E. One show representative may cover both/all shows, filing
separate reports, of a one-day or weekend, multi-judge event,
or there may be separate show representatives for each show.
F. Timed events based on a point score, such as Jumper, shall
be conducted once with both/all judges submitting separate
score cards, or individual goes may be required. Such a
decision shall rest with the show management.
G. A Judge can not judge two (2) shows within 150 miles of each
other within thirty (30) days.
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