classes.
3. That at least fifteen (15) of these points have been won
in performance classes and specialty halter classes with a
minimum of five (5) points each having been earned in at
least one category of performance events and one category
of specialty events or two (2) categories of performance.
These five (5) points must be earned in at least two (2)
categories and cannot be earned in a combination of
categories.
a. The following performance events have been divided
into three (3) categories:
C
ategory I - Open Single Pleasure Driving (32”
& under/over 32” to 34”), Open Country Pleasure
Driving (32” & under/over 32” to 34”), Open
Classic Pleasure Driving (32” & under/over 32” to
34”) and Open Roadster Driving
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ategory II - Open Halter Obstacle & Open
Obstacle Driving
Category III - Open Hunter, Open Jumping &
Liberty
b. Specialty Halter classes will consist of Multi-color
and Solid-color.
4. When the title of “AMHA Champion” is achieved,
the owner of the said horse may request the proper
certificate from the AMHA office; after verification,
the certificate shall be prepared and forwarded to the
owner of the said horse.
(Amended 07-13-02, effective 01-03)
D. Register of Merit
The purpose of the Register of Merit is to establish a record
of performance.
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C. AMHA Superior Event Horse
This title may be awarded to any individual stallion, mare,
or gelding registered with the Association provided said
horse has earned seventy-five (75) or more points in any one
AMHA recognized event. Of these seventy-five (75) points
only forty-five (45) points may be earned as a two-year-old
and younger horse.
1. Example: A horse who earns a minimum of seventyfive (75) points in Single Pleasure Driving will be
designated as AMHA Superior Single Pleasure Driving
Horse: with seventy-five (75) points in halter it would
be listed as a Superior Halter Horse.
2. A horse may receive this title for each separate class
in which he has earned seventy-five (75) points (see
PA-030-B for performance and PA-030-A for halter
qualifying classes).
3.
When the title of “AMHA Superior Event Horse”
is achieved, the owner of the said horse may request
the proper certificate from the AMHA office; after
verification, the certificate shall be prepared and
forwarded to the owner of the said horse.
(Amended 07-13-02, effective 01-03)