Results

RESULTS

POINTS
(updated 05/04/2013)
Open(in pdf)   Open(in Excel)
Amateur(in pdf)   Amateur(in Excel)
Select(in pdf)   Select(in Excel)
Novice Amateur(in pdf)   NA(in Excel)
Youth(in pdf)   Youth(in Excel)
Novice Youth(in pdf)   NY(in Excel)
Small Fry(in pdf)   Small Fry(in Excel)

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POLICY
Arkansas Quarter Horse Association will award prizes at the annual awards banquet.

PROCEDURES
The following guidelines will be used to figure Arkansas Year-End Awards:
1)        Points earned in Arkansas Quarter Horse Association sanctioned shows will count toward
Arkansas Quarter Horse Association year-end awards.

2)        Points will begin counting as of the date of membership in the Arkansas Quarter Horse
Association. Date will be date of postmark on envelope if mailed.

3)        Points will accrue as follows:
Placing     9/more Entries
1                9 points
2                8 points
3                7 points
4                6 points
5                5 points
6                4 points
7                3 points
8                2 points
9                1 point

If there are less than 9 entries in a class, the points will be scaled down according to the number of
entries. For example, in a class having four entries, four points will be awarded for first place.
4)        Horse must have accumulated ten (10) points or more and be in the top 6 in each class to
be eligible for Year-End Award.

5)        Points for horses owned in partnership will count ONLY if partnership is a member of the
Arkansas Quarter Horse Association.

6)        Points earned by horse will not be forfeited because of change of ownership or death.

7)        Classes which are held in at least three (3) Arkansas Quarter Horse Association sanctioned
shows will be eligible for Year-End Award.

8)        To qualify for a Year-End Award in Open classes, the owner of the horse must be a
member of Arkansas Quarter Horse Association. (If owner is a youth, the youth must be a
member of ArQHA either by way of a family or individual membership. An Arkansas Youth
Association membership does not count for open classes.)

10)        Any person owing money to the Arkansas Quarter Horse Association over 30 days after
an event will not be allowed to count his points or the points on any horse he shows towards year-
end awards.

The following guidelines will be used for Year-End Awards:
1)        Three categories of awards based on the total points will be given. The Awards Committee
will determine the actual percentage breakdown based on the number of points possible during
each year.

2)        Points from classes (in which points earned are at least 10 and in top 6) will be added
together to determine the category in which horse/owner in open events and horse/rider in amateur
and youth events will be placed.

The following guidelines will be used to figure the All-Around and High Point Award winners:
1)        An Open All-Around Year-End Award will be presented to the horse that accumulates the
most points and has ten (10) or more Arkansas points in at least three (3) open events, one of
which is Halter.
2)        An Amateur All-Around Year-End Award will be presented to the horse/ rider combination
that accumulates the most points and has ten (10) or more Arkansas points in at least three (3)
amateur events, one of which nsas points in at least three (3) youth events, one of which is Halter.
5)        A Youth Reserve All-Around Year-End Award will be presented to the horse/rider
combination that accumulates the second most points and has ten (10) or more Arkansas points in
at least three (3) youth events, one of which is Halter.
6)        A High Point Novice Amateur Award will be presented to the horse/rider combination that
accumulates the most points and has ten (10) or more Arkansas points in at least three (3) novice
amateur events.
7)        A High Point Reserve Novice Amateur Award will be presented to the horse/rider
combination that accumulates the second most points and has ten (10) or more Arkansas points in
at least three (3) novice amateur events.
8)        A High Point Novice Youth Award will be presented to the horse/rider combination that
accumulates the most points and has ten (10) or more Arkansas points in at least three (3) novice
youth events.
9)        A High Point Reserve Novice Youth Award will be presented to the horse/rider combination
that accumulates the second most points and has ten (10) or more Arkansas points in at least
three (3) novice youth events.
10)        A Select Amateur High Point Award will be presented to the horse-rider combination that
accumulates the most points and has ten (10) or more Arkansas points in at least three (3) Select
Amateur events.
11)        A Small Fry High Point Award will be presented to the horse/rider combination that
accumulates the most points and has ten (10) or more Arkansas points in at least three (3) Small
Fry events.

The following procedure will be used for dispersal of awards:
A letter will be sent to year-end award winners who were not able to pick up their year-end award
at the annual meeting and banquet. The letter will explain the award winners’ options, as
determined by the awards committee, for getting their award.   Any year-end awards that have not
been claimed, or arrangements made to be claimed, by May 1 become the property of Arkansas
Quarter Horse Association.

Results from Novice Championship Show East in Murfresboro, TN

NA Aged Mares, 3rd and NA Showmanship, 15th Sarah Bednar
NA Aged Geldings, 11th Hannah Longing
NY 3 year old geldings, 1st, Lexie Haynie
NY Trail, 5th, Courtney Hunter
NY Pleasure, 12th, Abby Floyd
NY Pleasure, 15th, Alli Mathis
NA Pleasure, 3rd, Megan Tutor
NA Pleasure, 5th, Cindy Harrington Sims
NA Horsemanship, 4th Rhonda Spigner Williams
NY Reining, 7th, Lexi Haynie
NA Reining, 8th, Melinda Davis
NA Reining, 9th, Leslie Haynie