Persons as described above are prohibited from entering
the Official marshalling areas and show arena at any time
for the duration of any event that has AQHA approval.
51.2 For the purposes of this rule, exhibition/competition is
deemed to have commenced when the exhibit and/or
rider/handler has entered the marshalling area or has come
under the direct control of show management (Typically
Marshall/Steward) prior to entering the arena.
51.3 Any person owning or leasing the grounds on which a
show is being held will be prohibited from using said
ownership to influence the outcome of any show held on the
property.
51.4 Any AQHA approved show, or at a show which has an
approved program, which fails to pay for services rendered
by third parties in connection with the holding of the event
(i.e., judge‟s fees, cattle charges, facilities, etc.) or prize
monies to the exhibitors, can be denied AQHA approval for
present and future shows.
Further, the Show Manager and/or Show Secretary can be
denied privileges of the Association and suspended from
membership.
51.5 By entry and participation in AQHA approved shows, or in
a show that runs an approved program, an owner and
exhibitor agrees that the Association, Show management
and their agents and representatives can photograph, film
or tape any portion thereof, and use their likenesses and
that of the exhibited horses for training, promotional or other
legitimate purpose of either organisation, without necessity
of remuneration. Parental permission must be sought for
use of Youth Photos.
51.6 The onus is on the person to have the correct names,
registration numbers, etc., on the entry form(s). Failure to
do so may result in no points being awarded for the
entry(s).
51.7 An exhibitor is responsible for errors on the entry blanks. A
horse entered in the wrong class will be transferred to its
correct class after the judging program has been printed.
51.8 Any horses entered in an approved show, or for
competition in an approved program, must be listed under
his registered name and number. To be eligible for points a
horse must be exhibited under its complete registered
name. Entries will be made in the name of the recorded
owner.
51.9 An exhibitor may enter one (1) or more horses in a class
but each horse may have only one (1) rider per class.
51.10 Show management may inspect the registration
certificate (or certified copy of both sides of the registration
certificate) of each horse entered in an approved class.
51.11 Show management will issue exhibitors separate entry
numbers for each horse entered. Failure to wear a
competitor number, or to display the correct number in a
visible manner, will result in disqualification.
51.12 Any exhibitor withdrawing from a show after competing
will forfeit any fees and all go-round money which may be
accruing to him/her at the time of his/her withdrawal, except
that in the case of incapacitating sickness or injury to
himself/herself or his/her horse or any serious illness or
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