4th qtr 2023 Newsletter

Official Publication Of The National Mini Rex Club 4 th Quarter October-November-December 2023

Your Committees 

AD Manager 

Lynanne Crippen 

Advertiser’s Index 

October-November-December 2023 

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Directors reports Page 6 

Blast from Past Page 21 

Sweepstakes Clarification Page 26 

Rabbit Color Genetics 

Page40 

Disclaimer 

The NMRRC reserves the right to refuse 

publication of any articles or 

advertisements it deems not to be in the 

best interest of its members. 

The articles, opinions or statements 

published are solely the responsibility of 

the authors. 

President 

Jeremy Watmuff 

nmrrcpresident@gmail.com 

Vice-President 

Julie-Hanna Stewart 

luvbuns@twinbarnsrabbitry.com 

Secretary 

Bridget Forman 

nmrrcsecretary@gmail.com 

Treasurer 

Lee Bastyr 

nmrrctreasurer@gmail.com 

Newsletter Editor 

Cheryl Parks 

nmrrcnews@outlook.com 

District One Director 

Diane Walker 

blazinbunzrabbitry@yahoo.com 

District Two Director 

Armando Cabrera 

mandojudg@aol.com 

District Three Director 

Allyse Sullivan 

allysesully24@gmail.com 

District Four Director 

Sandra Neal 

nealduck1@gmail.com 

District Five Director 

Amanda Marquardt 

ilminirex@gmail.com 

District Six Director 

Laurie Limrite 

laurielimrite@gmail.com 

District Seven Director 

Michael Mageles 

michaelmageles@outlook.com 

District Eight Director 

Beth Bickel 

Bickelsbunnies@gmail.com 

District Nine Director 

Piper Smith 

piperdebruler927@yahoo.com

Cheryl Parks 

Nmrrcnews@outlook.com 

Hello Mini Rex Family, 

The time is drawing near for the BIG celebration of 

the American Rabbit Breeders Association. 100 

YEARS!! 

Who knew that people were excited about rabbits 

since 1923! 

I would like to Thank Mark Charles for his past 

service for many years to the club. 

Scattered throughout the newsletter are blast from 

the past pictures of people past and present who 

have contributed to the club. 

Of course, our breed was not established until, 

1986. 63 Years later! There are so many breeds that 

have been added since the ARBA’s inception. 

Since this years’ convention was moved from the 

end of October to the first week of October it sure 

makes it hard to get the rabbits ready for the big 

show. There are lots of my rabbits that are 

molting. Groom, groom, groom and hope for the 

best!! 

I have included a picture of the first group of 

people that started the National Mini Rex Rabbit 

club and also, a picture of Mona Berryhill, our 

developer of the Mini Rex breed. 

I know I am excited about this years’ ARBA 

convention! 

Hope to see you there!! 

Chery 

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NMRRC Publication Quarter 4 October-November-December 2023 

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Jeremy Watmuff 

nmrrcpresident@gmail.com 

Greetings, 

Convention is just around the corner! By the time you 

read this some of us will be in our final preparations or 

even on our way to Louisville. While you are loading up, 

save some room for a raffle item for our scholarship 

raffle or an item for our banquet auction. Our banquet at 

Churchill Downs will be a phenomenal event! Make sure 

to dress your best in your Derby Day outfit! Don’t forget 

to get your Trio Raffle tickets as well. This is a great 

fundraiser for the club and tickets are on sale on the 

NMRRC website. You do not need to be present to win 

but are responsible for the transportation. 

Due to a busy schedule Mark Charles has recently 

stepped down from the position of District 6 Director. I 

would like to thank Mark for his dedication to the 

NMRRC Board. Mark has been a constant on the board 

for many years and his contributions to the board and 

club as a whole are appreciated. 

I would also like to welcome Laurie Limrite to the 

NMRRC Board as the District 6 Director. You will 

likely recognize Laurie’s name most recently as part of 

the web committee. Laurie has done a great job on the 

web committee always looking for ways to improve the 

clubs social media communication and web design. 

As you have read in the past couple of newsletters. The 

NMRRC has been in pursuit of a Vice President that 

would like to learn the policy and procedures of the club 

with an intention to later become President. Well the 

search continues, however, Julie Stewart has agreed to 

take on the role of Vice President while we continue our 

search. I am looking forward to working with Julie and 

the value she will bring the board. 

The club is moving forward with revisions for our 

upcoming guidebook edition. If you have any articles or 

information you would like to have added to the 

guidebook, please contact Lizz Beason 

MBRMiniRex@gmail.com. Please also reach out to Lizz 

if you are interested in being a part of this committee. 

We could use one or two more members that would be 

willing to proof read and gather new articles for 

publication in the guidebook. 

Lynanne Crippen will be heading up the guidebook 

advertisement. You can request your ad by email to 

lyncrippen@gmail.com Ad rates are as follows: Full 

Page $150 Half Page $80 and Quarter Page/Business 

Card is $50. 

“Be who you are and say what you feel, because those 

who mind don’t matter, and those who matter don’t 

mind” - Bernard M Baruch 

Until Next Time, 

Jeremy 


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Julie Hanna-Stewart 

luvbuns@twinbarnsrabbitry. 

Greetings from your new Vice President of 

the National Mini Rex Club! I have been 

appointed by our president Jeremy 

Watmuff to fill a vacancy left by Mark 

Charles who needed to step away due to 

work obligations. Thanks to Mark for 

filling this role for many years and I know 

we will still see you and Sonya in the 

showroom and being a part of this club. 

A little about me. I have raised Mini Rex 

for 17 years starting with a tri purchased 

for my daughter in order to do 4H. I 

raised rabbits in my teens so was familiar 

with the hobby and adored it from those 

days of 4H and a little ARBA showing. 

Some short 4 years later after that first 4H 

mini rex, my daughter Allyson Stewart, 

won Youth BIS at the Minneapolis 

Convention in 2010 with a white mini rex. 

That occurrence is actually one of the 

highlights of my life and completely 

unexpected. So, here I am...still with mini 

rex (Allyson lives in Brooklyn, NYC) and 

ready to serve the club! I am the 

president of the Indiana State RBA and 

the president of the Indiana State Mini 

Rex club. I am also the NMRRC election 

chair if my name looks familiar for those 

who don't personally know me. I look 

forward to seeing everyone in Louisville. 

Julie Stewart 


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Bridget Forman 

Nmrrcsecretary@gmail.com 

Hello everyone, 

I hope everyone survived summer and the heat, here in 

Wisconsin the temperatures have started to taper a bit 

which is a welcome change. Now that we are nearing 

the middle of September those of you with children 

probably celebrated the start of school, I know I did!! 

The last few months have allowed me to get more 

comfortable in this position and with the new computer 

program that we implemented. I understand that there 

have been a few glitches with points and want to thank 

the members as Margaret and I are still getting the hang 

of all the features. Sanction requests have been coming 

in steadily, so support the clubs and give them a great 

turn out. 

At the time of writing this the 100 th annual ARBA 

Convention is right around the corner, and I for one am 

excited to see old and new faces and celebrate this 

milestone with the wonderful breeders in this hobby. 

Hopefully everyone plans on attending our general 

membership meeting Tuesday, October 10 th at 8:30 am 

in West Wing room W1 then back to the showroom for 

what looks like an amazing 24k auction. Some beautiful 

animals have been donated and are sure to be an asset to 

some breeding programs. Tuesday evening of course is 

our banquet, don’t forget to dress in your derby best! 

With Convention and fall shows starting, I am sure 

everyone has been busy grooming as it seems many of 

us are in the same boat and the fur is flying! If you 

haven’t, consider this your reminder to fill the spray 

bottle and start working coats. Here at home I have 

begun to go through inventory of travel dishes, 

grooming supplies, supplements, risers etc. in case I 

need to pre-order anything now. 

As always, for those who are willing to help at the 

Convention it would be much appreciated and if you 

aren’t attending or this magazine doesn’t reach you 

beforehand, please remember it takes a village to make 

shows successful. A little help goes a long way and 

keeps the show moving along. 

As always please reach out with any questions and safe 

travel to those attending shows this fall! 

Bridget 

The things we did to make money for the club back then. 


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Lee Bastyr 

Nmrrctreasurer@gmail.com 

Hi! 

Another summer has come and gone too quickly. Hope you all got a 

chance to enjoy yours. With this years convention earlier than normal I 

feel like I should have more time but don’t. Just a few weeks till the 

100 ARBA Convention celebration in Kentucky. 

The financial report for 3 Quarter of 2023 is included 

in this Newsletter. We have closed the Bank of America account that 

Doug King was using and opened a new one at Citizens State Bank for 

new secretary Bridget Forman to utilize for her deposits. 

Safe travels to all and looking forward to seeing you in Louisville! 

Lee 

Duane Schrader past D3 Board Director 

Mark Your Calendars 

2024 

Mini Rex Nationals 

Hutchinson Kansas 

April 5-7, 2024 


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Diane Walker 

blazinbunzrabbitry@yahoo.com 

Washington - Oregon - Idaho - Montana - Wyoming - Alaska Japan - Canada (Saskatchewan, British 

Columbia, & Alberta) 

Hello mini rex breeders. It’s already time for the 3rd 

quarter newsletter. At the time I am writing this 

convention is only 5 weeks away! 

Mini Rex clubs in the Pacific Northwest have been 

busy these past 3 months. The Pacific Crest Mini Rex 

Club put on specialties at the Rickreall show in July and 

the Hood River show in August. They will also be 

putting on one at the Redmond show in September. The 

Rex Rabbit Breeders Association Fanciers of the Great 

Northwest put on a double mini rex specialty at the 

Cluster Show in Monroe, Wa in July. There was a great 

turnout of mini rex breeders for all these shows and it 

was fun to get together. I was fortunate to win BOSB 

with a red sr buck along side Griffin Harrah with his 

BOB broken sr doe at the Hood River specialty show. 

That doesn’t happen much for me and now I have a 

pretty ribbon to hang in my barn! 

I’m sure everyone is busy getting their convention 

entries ready to go. Between the extreme heat, fires and 

smoke, and hurricanes in parts of the country this is a 

tough task. But as rabbit breeders we just keep on 

keepin’ on!! This will be my second convention as 

District 1 rep and I look forward to seeing all my friends 

and fellow breeders from the rest of the country. 

See you soon 

Diane 


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Armando Cabrerra 

mandojudg@aol.com 

Arizona - California - Hawaii - Mexico - Nevada - 

As I write my report, I can’t believe that ARBA 

Convention is just around the corner! I hope your 

entries are in and that you’re planning to attend our 

100th ARBA Convention in Louisville, KY. It’s one of 

the highlights of our hobby year and I’m looking 

forward to seeing our mini rex family and getting away 

from a very busy work schedule this Summer. 

Safe travel wishes to and from ARBA Convention and a 

successful convention full of winners! 

Armando Cabrera, Chairman 

NMRRC Standards Committee 

I haven’t heard much from our district this past quarter, 

so please excuse my short report. If district members 

would like to me to share any breed specific news here, 

please let me know. 

Armando Cabrera 

Standars Committee report 

Hello Fellow NMRRC Members- 

I am looking forward to this year’s ARBA Convention 

and especially excited for this year’s exhibition of the 

brindle mini rex. 

Aim case you weren’t aware, part of the Certificate of 

Development process is for new breeds and varieties to 

be exhibited at an ARBA convention. The purpose of a 

presentation is for members/exhibitors to have an 

opportunity see a proposed new breed and/or variety, 

ask questions about them, as presenters are 

available, and to understand and increase interest in 

them. This will help ensure support from club members 

when the breed/variety gets voted on. 

I hope everyone had a chance to see the exhibit at 

convention and please feel free to reach out to me if you 

have any questions about the proposed new variety 

process. 

Anne & Lou Lassen. First ARBA BIS with Miss Kitty 


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AllysE Sullivan 

allysesully24@gmail.com 

North Dakota - Nebraska - South Dakota - Minnesota - Iowa - Wisconsin 

Tuesday, 10/10/23 IMPORTANT NMRRC Membership Activities! 

Hi everyone! 

Do not miss these! 

I don’t know about you, but I am so excited for convention! It is 

going to be so nice to see everyone again and meet some of the 

 

 

 

 

newer members of our club. For this article, I want to touch on 

expectations and the schedule at convention, as well as the 24K 

 

the 24K Auction. 

auction- the BEST part of convention, obviously!!! 

If you have not already purchased a catalog for convention, I 

 

and group winners. 

recommend doing so. There is a lot of important information on 

 

there, especially scheduling. I will share some high level information 

on convention below and what I like to do each day at convention. 

 

Churchill Downs! 

Thursday, 10/5/23 Check-In 

Wednesday, 10/11/23 CHECK OUT! 

 

get rabbits cooped. 

 

 

 

 

Friday10/6/23 Check-In 

 

 

 

less day before the big day! 

Saturday, 10/7/23 The day before the big day! 

 

 

 

check-in packet before 3pm on Saturday. 

 

were emailed prior, write their coop number in 

their right ear (all you need is the number). Use a 

sharpie for this. I usually do this as I coop my 

rabbits. 

 

to mark those on the check-in sheet, sign it, and hand it 

back in. 

 

you already did online. 

 

Sunday, 10/8/23 THE BIG DAY 

 

 

 

 

by being a writer or runner. This helps the day go by much 

quicker and is a huge help to the club. 

Monday, 10/9/23 Explore Louisville 

 

explore Louisville! 

 

 


24K Auction Details: 

The 24K Auction will take place on Tuesday, 10/10/23 at 12pm. It 

will be located near the Mini Rex coops from judging on Sunday. 

The viewing line will open at 11am after the General Membership 

meeting ends. Please only view the rabbits if you plan to bid- we do 

not want to over stress them. We currently have over 20 finalized 

donations from top breeders all over the United States. This is a 

great opportunity to buy an animal hands on from a breeder you 

have been wanting to purchase from! For more information about 

the donations and the 24K Auction, join our Facebook group: 24K 

Auction: The Elite of the NMRRC. 

The Committee is made up of Allyse Sullivan, Sara Compart, Cole 

Simons, Becky Forney, and Maple Ament. If you have any questions 

at convention, feel free to ask any of us. We plan to take pictures of 

each donation prior to the 24K auction. These pictures will be 

posted in the Facebook group. This year, we will have absentee bid 

forms available. If you cannot attend and have transport lined up, 

this is a great way to bid. For questions on this, reach out to Becky 

Forney. 

I cannot thank our donors enough for donating such incredible 

animals to the 24K auction! Donors will receive 50% of the sale 

price. The remaining amount will be donated to the NMRRC. These 

funds are used towards lowering banquet costs, our fabulous 

convention awards, and so much more! The highest bidder and the 

highest seller will each win one of the exciting 24K auction four-hole 

carriers. Let’s make this the best 24K Auction yet! 

See you at convention!!!! 

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Sandra Neal 

nealduck1@gmail.com 

Arkansas - Colorado - New Mexico - Oklahoma – Texas 

District 4 article 

Life is all about change, with that being said I will 

eventually be moving to Oklahoma, there is no set date on 

the move. I’m sure the biggest challenge will be moving 

the rabbits to their new homes. I will move to our new 

home as time allows. 

I am looking forward to convention to see old friends and 

meet new ones. I have a couple rabbits that are looking 

pretty good but time will tell if their coats come in or not. 

For any new people that are going to exhibit their animals I 

would suggest to make a list of things that you need to 

take with you such as zip ties, a small pair of cutters, risers 

for the cages, coop cups if u prefer to use your own, hay, 

feed, treats, cheerios for rabbits that refuse to eat and hay. 

Get carriers ready well in advance of the show, I use a little 

pdz on top of puppy pads for easy clean up. 

I hope all of you have good luck at the shows and I will see 

you down the road. 

Sandra Neal 

Look At You Mr. McBee so young 

This was a crew to be recdkoned with back in the day. 


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Amanda 

Marquardt 

ilminirex@gmail.com 

Kansas - Missouri - Illinois 

District 5 Director 

Even though it is still hot and humid as I write this, fall is 

fast approaching. I hope that everyone is getting excited 

and looking forward to the 100th ARBA Convention in 

Louisville Kentucky. The plans for this year’s NMRRC 

banquet will be just as exciting and special! 

As a 4-H leader, one of the ways that I support my 

members is by attending their livestock shows at our 

county fair. I currently have members who have poultry, 

rabbit, goat, sheep, and swine projects. One thing that I 

noticed at each show was that every judge commented 

and complimented on how well the junior exhibitors 

support each other and demonstrate excellent 

sportsmanship. No matter win or lose the junior 

exhibitions would congratulate each other and help each 

other inside and outside of the show ring. Adult 

exhibitors can learn from the junior exhibitors. Adults are 

supposed to lead by example for the youth, but sometimes 

the the youth can lead by example for the adults. Let’s 

lead by example and help each other out at the show in 

Louisville. Mini Rex are usually within the top 2 breeds 

with the most entries at convention. It takes a lot of 

people to help make the show run smooth and be 

successful. Ways to help are by running rabbits, running 

packets, writing for a judge, selling club apparel, selling 

raffle tickets, or working the booth. Everyone wants to 

be able to watch the judging and see how their animals 

place, but don’t rely on everyone else to do the work. 

Especially the exhibitors who have large (number) 

entries. Lead by example and help where and when you 

can. Don’t stand in the way and watch. I hope that this is 

a successful convention and that this club is known to 

have excellent sportsmanship. 

Amanda 


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Laurie Limrite 

nmrrcd6director@gmail.com 

Alabama - Georgia - Florida - Louisiana - Mississippi - 

Greetings from Tennessee and D6. I am your new D6 

Director. First, I’d like to thank Mark Charles for his 

past service as your D6 Director. 

I’d like to introduce myself. I’m Laurie Limrite, the 

mom/Grandma of FS Mini Rex. My daughters, 

grandchildren and I started raising mini rex in 2016 

when my oldest granddaughter was gifted a mini rex. 

We fell in love with the breed and here we are 7 ½ years 

later! It was supposed to be my grandkids 4-H project, 

their last names are Foutz and Stoffan, which is where 

the FS comes from. By the time I couldn’t resist any 

longer everyone knew us as FS Mini Rex, so there’s no 

changing now. 

In February of 2020 we all relocated from California to 

Tennessee, and we moved about 100 rabbits across the 

country. Although we love our D2 people, we are 

happy to be part of D6! 

It’s been hot here in the South and we are finally 

starting to get a break in the weather. As I write this 

hurricane Idalia is looming down on Florida and we pray 

all our members in Florida stay safe. 

I’m looking forward to seeing everyone in Louisville in a 

month to celebrate the 100th anniversary of ARBA! 

If you have pictures or show information you’d like to 

share please email them to me at 

laurielimrite@gmail.com. I’m happy to include them in 

future newsletters. 


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michaelmageles@outlook.com 

New York - New Hampshire - Vermont - Massachusetts - 

Hello All, 

Hope everyone’s barns have stayed cool, juniors have shown 

promise, and brood animals are producing! Mom, Jac and I are 

excited with what has been good Mini Rex showings for our 

breed in the Northeast. The Northeast Mini Rex Club has been 

hard at work raising funds to hopefully bring a national show 

to our part of the country. It’s a small group, but a group with a 

lot of passion for the Mini Rex breed. Congrats to all of the 

conventions winners and the crew that put on a phenomenal 

show. 


District 7 

Hall of Fame being Presented to Mona from Past President Joey Shults 


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Beth Bickel 

Bickelsbunnies@gmail.com 

Michigan - Indiana - Ohio - Kentucky - Canada 

Hello from district 8 like all of you have had a very busy 

summer! 

In a few short weeks we will getting together to spend 

time with our other family our rabbit family! Some we 

see often some we only see at convention or nationals 

if we are lucky enough to make it! 

We are looking forward to a great 100th ARBA 

convention in Louisville… 

Excited to be having our banquet at the world famous 

 

Ticket deadline is October 1st!! Get your reservations 

in now!! 

Banquet is Tuesday October 10 at 6pm happy hour, 

7pm dinner awards and live auction to follow! Thank 

you to everyone who brings items to auction! 

Reminder welcome get together with light food at the 

mini Rex booth Saturday evening time will be posted at 

the booth! Looking forward to seeing everyone! 

There will be a raffle table at the booth please think 

about donating or purchasing tickets! This goes to 

youth scholarship funds! 

I’m excited with the amazing trio in the raffle this year! 

Thank you to Dae and his partners in 3Qrabbitry, and to 

Allyse And Breanna Sullivan, and to Henley Ballinger 

for donating such amazing animals to the trio! Tickets 

are $5@ and can be purchased on the nmrrc website or 

at convention at the booth! Thanks and good luck 

everyone! Drawing will be held after the 24K auction 

and you do not have to be present to win , however 

you need a backup plan to get them home! 

Looking forward to seeing my other family soon! Safe 

travels see you all in the Ville!! 

Beth Bickel 

District 8 

Cotton 

The Rabbit That started it all for the Mini Rex Breed. 


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Piper Smith Debruler 

piperdebruler927@yahoo. 

Pennsylvania - West Virgina - Virginia - New Jersey - 

NO REPORT 

Mark & Sonya BOB Peoria Il. 

So Young 


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Hello from Texas! 

I hope that everyone had a fantastic summer! I’m sure I’m 

not the only one impatiently waiting for the cooler 

weather to finally get here. It’s been a tough summer 

season for many due to the severe weather and the recordbreaking 

temperatures across the country. 

Over the next few weeks, I’m sure we all will be crazy 

busy with pampering our entries for Convention, and the 

kiddos with putting the finishing touches on their Arts and 

Crafts submissions and studying for the ARBA Youth 

Contests. If what I’ve been hearing is correct, this is going 

to be one of the bigger Conventions they’ve had. 

This year at Convention we would like to be a bit more 

organized on the youth Mini Rex being brought to the 

table. We are going to put together designated “teams” of 

volunteers to help get youth rabbits and put them on the 

tables. We will have two judges, so I’d like to have two 

teams. If you’d like to help out, let me know. 

The Youth Committee is planning on having a great raffle 

table set up, with a few items that we will be doing a 

silent auction on at the table. We have some awesome 

donors so far but are still in need of items for the table. If 

you’d like to donate an item to the raffle table, just send 

me a message on Facebook or email. 

We won’t be doing any youth contests during this 

Convention. With the number of kiddos entered in the 

ARBA Youth Contests this year, I feel like they are going 

to be busy enough. Keep in mind though, that Nationals is 

fast approaching. Information regarding the 2024 Royalty 

Contests will be published in the next newsletter. 

I wish everyone the best of luck and can’t wait to see 

everyone in Louisville! 

Maple Kelley Youth group winner Way back then 

before kids 

Best, 

Lizz 

(MBRMiniRex@gmail.com) 


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Income Statement/Balance Sheet

Affiliated Specialty Clubs 

NEW MEMBERS

Blast from the Past 

SO MUCH FUN

Blast from the Past

Members Please take the time to read: 

Sweepstakes Clarification 

There has apparently been some confusion about how points are actully awarded. Below is from the Clubs Policies & 

Procedures and clearly states that Points are only awarded to individuals Not families or groups. Entries must always 

be entered the same way for individual points to count. 

Show entry. 

Be sure you are always entering your rabbits in the show the same way. Points are recorded under the name 

they are shown. For example, If Joe Smith and Jane Smith enter a show as a single 

exhibitor; they must both be members of the NMRRC for points to count. If a one 

show they enter as Joe & Jane Smith, the points are given to them Together But If at the next 

show the entry is only Joe alone, those points go only to Joe. Also, the exhibitor must be 

the owner of the animals entered. If a family is showing together the entry 

must be in their names. For example, John, Mary, Susie and Joey Smith 

not Smith Family or Smith Farm. The NMRRC only accepts individuals 

as members; therefore points are only awarded to 

individuals. 

Any individuals can show together as a partnership without completing a partnership form.Points are awarded again 

based on how they are actually entered. The partnership form is ONLY necessary if you would like to earn 

sweepstakes points and awards as a partnership. 

Exampe: Joe smith, Mary Smith, and John Jones want to form a partnership and have points 

awarded to the partnership (The Group) and are entered as The Group at shows not individual 

names, However the animals MUST be housed in One Location not 3 seperate locations. Also the 

Partnership form MUST be completed and sent to the NMRRC secretary with a $10.00 fee If the 

partners do not live in the same household. 

Disputing Points 

If you feel that you were not awarded points properly, it is the exhibitor’s responsibility to prove there was 

an error to the Points Keeper 

IF You are disputing points you must send a list of all shows attended and points awarded at each 

show to the points keeper with a written explanation of the discrepancy. It is important for the exhibitor to first 

reference the missing show reports listed on the NMRRC website. Shows have 30 days to return show 

reports to the points keeper and you must then allow processing time. If after you have checked the missing show 

report and feel your points are still incorrect. Follow the process listed above and send to the current points keeper 

listed in the NMRRC Newsletter. 

Exhibitors that send disputes without proper documentation will receive an email back from the points 

keeper stating “NOT Sufficient Information to proceed

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Cheryl Parks Editor 

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