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CHAMPION CATTLE HORSE

NON-PRO SPECIAL AWARDS

$1,000, Custom sterling silver buckle
Classes that count toward this award are 141, 142,
161, 162, 181, 182, 220, 231, 232, 236, 237, 240 and 250.

Novice, 35 & Over and Masters non-pro classes only
count toward awards in those respective divisions. They
do not count toward any other non-pro special awards.
Sweepstakes classes do not count toward any nonpro special awards.
A non-pro may use more than one horse and all points
will be combined except where specifically stated.

CHAMPION GAMES HORSE

$1,000, Custom sterling silver buckle
Classes that count toward this award are 270, 280,
290, 300 and 600.
ALL-AROUND NON-PRO AND YOUTH AWARDS

1. In order to compete for all-around honors, a contestant must compete in at least 3 performance events.
They must also compete in 3 or more categories
(halter is considered one category). Novice nonpro, 35 & over non-pro, masters non-pro, walk/
trot, leadline and novice youth classes don’t count
toward these awards.
2. The winner of the all-around is determined by adding the points earned by each contestant and his/
her horse in every approved class in which he/she
has placed in the top six. Points are compiled on
a one horse-one exhibitor basis. A contestant may
exhibit more than one horse; however, the points
earned by the contestant with each will be compiled separately.
3. Scoring will be as follows: Contestant placing in the
top six will be given a point for each exhibitor placing below them, plus one point, not to exceed six
points for first place. Points are calculated through
sixth place. Example: In a class of 6 or more horses,
the first place contestant receives 6 points, second
place gets 5 points; and so on through sixth place. In
a class of 4 entries, the first place contestant receives
4 points, second gets 3 points, etc.
4. No points are awarded to a disqualified contestant,
regardless of the number in the class. However
when less than 6 are placed, even though more than
6 entered in the class, points will be awarded on the
basis of the number exhibited in the class.
5. In case a tie occurs, the contestant will be declared
the All-Around who 1) placed 1st-6th in the greater
number of nationally pointed non-pro or youth
classes on one horse, 2) the contestant placing 1st-6th over the greatest number of horses, 3) the contestant who earned the most points toward this award
in performance classes. Categories for tabulation of
the All-Around Awards are listed below and ONLY
the following classes will count toward this award:
I. Showmanship at Halter, English Showmanship
(youth only)
II. Bareback Horsemanship, Hunt Seat Equitation,
Hunt Seat Equitation Over Fences, Saddle Seat
Equitation, Western Horsemanship
III. Camas Prairie Stump Race, Figure 8 Stake Race,
Keyhole Race, Nez Perce Stake Race, Jumping
IV. Hunter Hack, Hunter Under Saddle, Pleasure
Driving (non-pro only), Saddle Seat Pleasure,
Trail, Western Pleasure, Western Riding, Working Hunter, Heritage (youth only)
V. Cutting, Judged Tie-Down Roping, Judged
Heading, Judged Heeling, Reining, Steer Daubing, Breakaway Roping, Working Cow Horse
(non-pro only), Timed Tie-Down Roping, Timed
Heading & Heeling (non-pro only)
VI. Halter (all age/sex divisions), Hunter In Hand
(all sex divisions), Most Colorful at Halter
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GRAND & RESERVE CHAMPION NON-PRO HALTER AWARDS

Grand Champion Trophy, & Neck Ribbon; Reserve
Champion Trophy & Neck Ribbon to grand & reserve grand
champion non-pro halter mares, stallions & geldings.
Awards are sponsored by Megan's VETLINE.
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