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www.delmarnational.com western • 68th annual del mar national horse show 2013 7

welcome to the del mar national horse show

The staff of the 2013 Del Mar National Horse Show invites you to join us in celebrating our 68th annual horse show. don’t miss the many exciting activities we have planned!

western week • april 18–21

Morning classes begin at approximately 8:00 a.m. each day.

Exhibitor Welcome Party • Thursday afternoon, April 18

American Quarter Horse Association Show Trail, Western, Reining, English & more

Four AQHA Shows (split/combined) Youth Qualifying • Saturday & Sunday

Pacific Coast Horse Shows Association • Trail, Reining, Western

National Reining Horse Association • Reining

Night of the Horse presents The Wild West Show presented by Mary’s Tack & Feed Saturday, April 20 • 7:00 p.m. • Dinner served ringside.*

dressage week • april 25–28

Morning classes begin at approximately 8:00 a.m. each day.

CDI Jog • Thursday, April 25 • 4:00 p.m.

Exhibitor Welcome Party • Friday afternoon • April 26

USEF CDI 3* Grand Prix Qualifier • Friday afternoon • April 26

Evening of Musical Freestyles Features CDI 3* Grand Prix Qualifying Freestyles Saturday, April 27 • 7:00 p.m. • Gourmet wine baskets available in box seats.*

Afternoon of Musical Freestyles Features CDI 1* Y/J NAJYRC & Intermediaire I Freestyles, also Brentina Cup/FEI 16–25 Grand Prix & Markel/ Young Horse Qualifying Classes. Sunday, April 28 • 1:00 p.m.

hunter/jumper week • april 30–may 5

Morning classes begin at approximately 8:00 a.m. each day. Evening performances • Thursday, 7:00 p.m. • Friday, 6:15 p.m • Saturday, 6:45 p.m.

Exhibitor Welcome Party • Friday afternoon, May 3 • 4:00 p.m.

$25,000 Surfside Grand Prix presented by iJump Sports Magazine

Thursday, May 2 • 7:00 p.m. • Qualifier for class #225 Grand Prix of Del Mar.

$3,500 Mary’s Tack & Feed Junior/Amateur-Owner Jumper Classic NAJYRC Junior Selection Trial • Friday, May 3

$5,000 1.30m Jumper Classic Friday, May 3 • 6:15 p.m.

$100,000 Grand Prix of Del Mar $5,000 Ride & Drive presented by J2 Rolling Meadows Saturday, May 4 • 6:45 p.m. • Gourmet wine baskets available in box seats.*

$15,000 DMNHS Open Equitation Championship $10,000 California Junior/Amateur Grand Prix NAJYRC Selection Trial Sunday, May 5

*See ticket order form inside or call Box Office (858) 792-4252.

family attractionsSan Diego Zoo(619) 234-3153

San Diego Zoo Safari Park(760) 747-8702

Sea WorlD(619) 226-3901

legolanD(760) 918-LEGO

Birch aquarium(858) 534.FISH

Belmont Park(858) 488-1549

other attractionsWhale Watching & Boat tourS • h&m lanDing (619) 222-1144

Sail JaDa charterSwww.sailjada.com(619) 572-3443

San Diego harBor excurSionS(619) 234-4111

Del mar Satellite Wageringwww.surfsideraceplace.com(858) 755-1167

shopping areasCedros Avenue, Solana BeachDel Mar Plaza & Old Del MarHorton Plaza, San DiegoSeaport Village, San Diego

parks & beachesBalboa Park • Torrey Pines State Park Quail Gardens • San Elijo Lagoon

museumsBalBoa ParkMore than 10 museums, Reuben H. Fleet Science Center, gardens restaurants and more!

la Jolla muSeum of contemPorary art

oceanSiDe muSeum of art

restaurantsthe Beach houSe 2530 S. Coast Hwy. 101 Cardiff • (760) 753-1321

the Brigantine 3263 Camino del Mar Del Mar • (858) 481-1166

california PiZZa kitchen437 S. Hwy 101 Solana Beach • (858) 793-0999

chart houSe2588 S. Hwy. 101 Cardiff • (760) 436-4044

cruSh437 S. Hwy 101 Solana Beach • (858) 481-2787

fiDel’S607 Valley Avenue Solana Beach • (858) 755-5292

the fiSh market 640 Via de la Valle Solana Beach • (858) 755-2277

Jake’S Del mar 1660 Coast Blvd Del Mar • (858) 755-2002

Pacifica Del mar1555 Camino Del Mar Del Mar • (858) 792-0476

PamPlemouSSe grille514 Via de la Valle Solana Beach • (858) 792-9090

urBan Pi2673 Via De La Valle Del Mar • (858) 481-6017

SBicca215 15th Street Del Mar • (858) 481-1001

taSte of thai15770 San Andres Dr.Del Mar • (858) 793-9695

Pacific coaSt grill2526 South Coast Highway 101 Cardiff • (760) 479-0721

places to go & things to doarea attactions • museums • parks • shopping

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8 68th annual del mar national horse show 2013 • western www.delmarnational.com

22nd district agricultural association as of january 2013show officialsboard of directors

Adam DayPresident

Frederick Schenk Vice President

Lisa Barkett

Ruben Barrales

David Lizerbram

Russ Penniman

Stephen Shewmaker

David Watson

Timothy J. Fennell CEO & General Manager

state of californiaEdmund G. Brown JrGovernor

Karen Ross Secretary, Department of Food & Agriculture

Nate DechoretzDeputy Secretary, Department of Food & Agriculture

Nate DechoretzActing Director, Fairs & Expositions

senators & assembly representativesJoel Anderson • Senator, 36th District

Mimi Walters • Senator, 37th District

Mark Wyland • Senator, 38th District

Marty Block • Senator, 39th District

vacant • Senator, 40th District

Al Muratsuchi • Assemblyman, 66th District

Diane L. Harkey • Assemblywoman, 73th District

Allan Mansoor • Assemblyman, 74th District

Marie Waldron • Assemblyman, 75th District

Rocky J. Chávez • Assemblywoman, 76th District

Brian Maienschein • Assemblyman, 77th District

Toni Atkins • Assemblyman, 78th District

Shirley N. Weber • Assemblyman, 79th District

Ben Hueso • Assemblyman, 80th District

judgesAllen Mitchels • Michigan City, MN

Louis Hufnagel • Burleson, TX

Mark Sheridan • Cave Creek, AZ

Chris Jeter • Stephenville, TX

Chris Thompson • Sparta, NJ

Dave Belson • reining only • Cave Creek, AZ

Mike Damianos • reining only • Ojai, CA

officialsKenny Baker • show manager

Larry Gimple • western technical manager

Poncie Herrmann-Gimple • show secretary

announcersBecky Dunning • Scottsdale, AZ

Justin Gimple • Santa Ana, CA

Taffy Wolf • Phoenix, AZ

ring stewardsJohn Campbell • Phoenix, AZ

Nancy Huffman • Norco, CA

Ann Hathorn • Santa Ana, CA

Kelsey Nichols • Norco, CA

award coordinatorNani Patten-Luebke • Ennis, MT

veterinarianJoe Rosenberg, DVM • Mira Mesa, CA

farrierJosh Dittmer • Palm Springs, CA

photographerRick Osteen • Escondido, CA

stable managerKevin Habell • Solana Beach, CA

western course designerAnn Dennis • Vallejo, CA

Approved by AQHA • PCQHA • NRHA • PCHA

entries close or must be postmarked by april 1, 2013


Miss Salty James Memorial Trophy PCHA Green Reining—High Score MareWest Coast War Bonnett Roslyn Proffer-Holloway Robert Holloway

Ora C. Rhodes Memorial Perpetual TrophyPCHA Open Reining Championship Stake Mac McHugh Memorial TrophyPCHA Open Reining Championship StakeThe Expensive Hobby Perpetual TrophyPCHA Open Reining Championship StakeC.W. “Red” Neill Memorial Perpetual TrophyPCHA Show Champion Open Reining HorseQuick Draw Gunner Mark Arballo Sandy Lockwood

The Black Ed Echols Challenge TrophyPCHA Hackamore/Snaffle Bit High Score Reining Championship StakeHugh Martin Memorial Trophy PCHA Hackamore/Snaffle Bit High Score Reining Championship StakeChics Dig Guinness Penni Gerardi

The Raffles Joe Reed Perpetual Trophy 1st/2nd Year PCHA Green Reining Championship StakeSmart Pablo San Mark Arballo Chris Martinez

The Cindy Doell Memorial Perpetual TrophyPCHA Overall High Point Adult Rider • 18 & overThe Bellotta Gingi Memorial Perpetual TrophyPCHA Amateur Adult Reining Championship StakeLittle Ilean Kailey King

The Fancy Footwork Perpetual TrophyPCHA Open Trail StakeLil Bit Western Jill Gomes Newcomb Brittany Lofton

The Miss Pepsi Memorial TrophyHigh Placing Show Champion Mare—Open TrailEye L Be Good Clarissa CzuprynskiCassidy Miller

Ralph V. Walker Spirit of SportPenni Gerardi

Tee Bar Tommy Perpetual TrophyPCHA Trail 14–18 Championship StakeSound of Music Memorial Perpetual TrophyPCHA Overall High Point Trail Champion • 18 & underZippos Smooth TripJeanne McNerney

Tony’s Pepperoni Western Pleasure Horse ChampionshipPCHA Overall High Point Western Pleasure Horse—OpenDebutantes Asset Liz PlaceCarol Linovitz

Patricia Elliot Challenge TrophyWestern Pleasure Jr. Rider Championship • 18 & underThe Pico Dooley Memorial Perpetual TrophyPCHA Show Champion Western Pleasure • 14–17The Star Bar Barrett Perpetual TrophyPCHA Show Champion Western Pleasure • 14–17Mrs. Eloise M. Stark Memorial Perpetual TrophyOverall Stock Seat Rider • 17 & underEasy to Be Radical Alexis Hawton Kelly Ihde

50’s Flashy Cat Memorial Perpetual TrophyPCHA Championship Trail Horse • 13 & underNo Qualified Winner for 2012

The Lyn Reinhardt Memorial Perpetual TrophyPCHA Show Champion Western Pleasure • 13 & underNo Qualified Winner in 2012

Miss Music Challenge TrophyPCHA Reining Stake • 18 & underThe Lady Luck Challenge Trophy PCHA Reining Stake • 18 & underHagans Sugarman Kelly Trammell

The Nippy Day TrophyPCHA Youth Amateur Horsemanship—Overall Show ChampionFlashing the Goods Erin Beasley

The Escondido Saddlery Palomino Championship TrophyPCHA Championship Amateur Adult Western PleasureThe Oro Duro Memorial Perpetual TrophyPCHA Amateur Adult Western Pleasure Championship StakeNappin on the Range Renee Woods

2012 del mar national horse showperpetual trophy winners


show feesStalls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $140 .00Haul In (no stall) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $25 .00/daySchooling Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15 .00Open/Amateur/Novice Amateur Classes . . . . $38 .00 (Double Judged)Youth/Novice Youth Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $32 .00 (Double Judged)Trail Schooling Fee (Mandatory) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $40 .00 (per horse)Drug Fee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$5 .00/showLate Fee (after 04/01/13) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $25 .00/horseAQHA Horse Fee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4 .00/JudgeDOUBLE JUDGED YOUTH QUALIFYING (SATURDAY & SUNDAY)

specificationsTHE DEL MAR NATIONAL QUARTER HORSE SHOWS are approved by the American Quarter Horse Association and Pacific Coast Quarter Horse Association and will be conducted by the current rules of these organizations . Shows are approved double judged split/combined including Youth Qualifying . Exhibitors are responsible for knowing and complying with those rules .

REGISTRATIONS: All horses must have a copy of current AQHA horse registration with the owner listed on the entry form . A copy must be submitted with entry form .

MEMBERSHIPS: All exhibitors must possess a current AQHA membership card for the division in which they are competing (Youth, Amateur, Novice, etc .) . A photocopy must be submitted with entry form . Membership may be submitted at the show . Applications are available in the show office .

PRE ENTRY: Exhibitors are required to submit their completed entry forms and photocopies of AQHA cards for each exhibitor and horse registration prior to April 1st or a post entry fee of $25 will be charged . An open check payable to “22nd DAA” is acceptable . A non-refundable stall fee of $140 per stall must be submitted with entry form .

CHANGES: All adds and scratches must be made in the show office and must be submitted at least three classes prior .

GREEN CLASSES: AQHA approved .

SCHOOLING CLASSES: Management reserves the right to close class to additional post-entries should the class fill beyond allotted time . Please be sure to include any schooling classes on entry form .

CONFLICTS: Every effort will be made to accommodate exhibitors showing in conflicting classes . Undue delays shall not, however, be permitted and, if necessary, exhibitors are responsible for deciding which of two conflicting classes to enter . Management reserves the right to combine and change scheduling as deemed necessary to benefit the show .

AWARDS TO HI-POINT ALL-AROUND IN THE FOLLOWING DIVISIONS: Senior Horse, Junior Horse, Novice Amateur, Amateur, Select, Amateur (50 & over), Novice Youth, Youth 11 & under, Youth 13 & under, Youth 14–18 . To qualify for All-Around Awards, riders must enter at least three separate catagories . Division specifications are outlined in the current AQHA Handbook .

Homewood SuiteS by Hilton/del marFairgrounds Year-round sponsor

11025 Vista Sorrento ParkwaySan Diego, CA 92130(858) 523-0500 • (800) CALLHOMEwww.homewoodsuitesdelmar.com Rates start at: $139.00

HamPton inn San dieGo/del mar11920 El Camino RealSan Diego, CA 92130(858) 792-5557 • (800) HAMPTONwww.hamptoninndelmar.comRates start at: $109.99

Holiday inn exPreSS & SuiteS621 South Highway 101Solana Beach, CA 92075(858) 350-0111 • (888) 990-9988www.hinnexpress.comRates start at: $109.99

winnerS CirCle reSort550 Via de la ValleSolana Beach, CA 92075(858) 755-6666www.winnerscircleresort.comRates start at: $89.99

morGan run5690 Cancha De GolfRancho Santa Fe, CA 92091(858) 795-5843 • (800) 378-4653www.morganrun.comRates start at: $89.00

beSt weStern enCinitaS inn & SuiteS85 Encinitas Blvd.Encinitas, CA 92024(760) 942-7455www.bwencinitas.comRates start at: $99.00

reSidenCe inn San dieGo del/marscheduled to open in april 2013

3525 Valley Center DriveSan Diego, CA 92130(858) 481-8800 • (888) 236-2427www.marriott.com/sandlAsk for the Horseman’s Rate

Quality inn & SuiteS186 North Coast Highway 101Encinitas, CA 92024(760) 944-0301 • (800) 566-6654www.qualityinnsdcoastal.comAsk for Horsemen’s Rate

Holiday inn exPreSS Cardiff1661 Villa Cardiff DriveCardiff by the Sea, CA 92007 (760) 944-0427 • (800) 322-9993www.hiexpressencinitas.comRates start at: $89.00

Hotel indiGo710 Camino Del MarDel Mar, CA 92014(858) 755-1501 • (888) 478-7829www.pacificahost.comRates starting at $119.00

Hilton San dieGo/del mar15575 Jimmy Durante BoulevardDel Mar, CA 92014(858) 792-5200www.sandiegodelmarhilton.com Rates start at: $129.00

tHe Clarion del mar inn720 Camino Del MarDel Mar, CA 92014(858) 755.9765 • (800) 451-4515www.delmarinn.comRates start at: $99.00

official hotels

american quarter horse association show

exhibitor welcome party

thursday afternoon

april 18 • 3:00pm


halteropen#101/201 Stallions Yearling#102/202 Stallions 2-Year-Old#103/203 Stallions 3-Year-Old#104/204 Stallions Aged#880/980 Stallions Performance Halter#105/205 Mares Yearling#106/206 Mares 2-Year-Old#107/207 Mares 3-Year-Old#108/208 Mares Aged#881/981 Mares Performance Halter#109/209 Geldings Yearling#110/210 Geldings 2-Year-Old#111/211 Geldings 3-Year-Old#112/212 Geldings Aged#882/982 Geldings Performance Halter

amateur#113/213 Stallions Yearling#114/214 Stallions 2-Year-Old#115/215 Stallions 3-Year-Old#116/216 Stallions Aged#883/983 Stallions Performance Halter#117/217 Mares Yearling#118/218 Amatuer 2-Year-Old Mares#119/219 Amateur 3-Year-Old Mares#120/220 Mares Aged#884/984 Mares Performance Halter#121/221 Geldings Yearling#122/222 Amateur 2-Year-Old Mares#123/223 Amateur 3-Year-Old Mares#124/224 Geldings Aged#885/985 Geldings Performance Halter

youth#125/225 Mares Yearling#126/226 Mares 2 Years#127/227 Mares 3 Years#128/228 Mares Aged#886/986 Mares Performance Halter#129/229 Geldings Yearling#130/230 Geldings 2 Years#131/231 Geldings 3 Years#132/232 Geldings Aged#887/987 Geldings Performance Halter

showmanship#133/233 Novice • Amateur#134/234 Amateur#135/235 Novice • Youth

#136/ Youth • 14–18# /236 Youth • 18 & under#137/ Youth • 13 & under

#138/238 11 & under*#139/239 Select Amateur (50 +)

horsemanship#140/240 Novice • Amateur#141/241 Amateur#142/242 Novice • Youth

#143/ Youth • 14–18# /243 Youth • 18 & under#144/ Youth • 13 & under

#145/245 11 & under *#146/246 Select Amateur (50+)

pleasure# 5/6 Schooling Class#147/247 Green Horse#148/248 Junior Horse#149/249 Senior Horse

#150/250 Novice • Amateur#151/251 Amateur#152/252 Novice • Youth#153/ Youth • 14–18

# /253 Youth • 18 & under#154/ Youth • 13 & under#155/255 11 & Under*#156/256 Select Amateur (50+)

trail#157/257 Green Horse#158/258 Junior Horse#159/259 Senior Horse#160/260 Novice • Amateur

#161/261 Amateur#162/262 Novice • Youth#163/ Youth • 14–18# /263 Youth • 18 & under

#164/ Youth • 13 & under#165/265 11 & Under*#166/266 Select Amateur (50+)

*denotes not AQHA approved

american quarter horse association showclasses • show 1/show 2


western riding#167/267 Green Horse#168/268 Junior Horse#169/269 Senior Horse

#170/270 Novice • Amateur#171/271 Amateur#172/272 Youth • 18 & under

#173/273 Select Amateur (50+)

reining#1 / Schooling#174/274 Junior Horse#175/275 Senior Horse

#176/276 Novice • Amateur#177/277 Amateur#178/278 Novice • Youth

#179/279 Youth • 18 & under#180/280 Select Amateur (50+)

hunter under saddle# 3 / 4 Schooling Class#181/281 Green Horse#182/282 Junior Horse#183/283 Senior Horse

#184/284 Novice • Amateur#185/285 Amateur#186/286 Novice Youth#187/ Youth • 14–18

# /287 Youth • 18 & under#188 Youth • 13 & under#189/289 Select Amateur (50+)

hunt seat equitation#190/290 Novice • Amateur#191/291 Amateur#192/292 Novice • Youth

#193/ Youth • 14–18# /293 Youth • 18 & under#194 Youth • 13 & under

#195/295 Select Amateur (50+)

hunter hack#196/296 Open #197/297 Amateur #198/298 Youth • 18 & under

over fences# /84 Am . Equitation Over Fences# /81 Youth Equitation Over Fences

# /85 Open Jumping# /86 Amateur Jumping# /82 Youth Jumping

# /87 Open Working Hunter# /88 Amateur Working Hunter# /83 Youth Working Hunter

pleasure driving#888/988 Open #889/989 Amateur

speed events#890/990 Open Barrel Racing#891/991 Amateur Barrel Racing#892/992 Youth Barrel Racing

#893/993 Open Pole Bending#894/994 Amateur Pole Bending#895/995 Youth Pole Bending

#896/996 Youth Stake Race

american quarter horse association showclasses • show 1/show 2

Trainer’s Name:

entries close or mustbe postmarked by april 1, 2013

Cal Bred # AQHA # NRHA License #

Address City State ZipE-mail AddressAQHA # NRHA # PCHA # SS #

Horse’s Name Sex Age Trainer

Owner’s Name Phone # Fax #

Entries close or must be postmarked by April 1, 2013

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exp. date: / /

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Mastercard/Visa/Discover Credit Card

Signature

Stable me with:

Trainer Other

Total Class FeesStalls $140 #_________ $_______Tack $140 #_________ $_______Drug Fee $5 $_______Haul-In Fee, without stall $25/day $_______Trail Schooling Fee $40/horse (mandatory) $_______PCHA Horse Fee $5/horse $_______AQHA Drug Fee $4/per Judge $_______PCHA Non Member Fee $5 $_______Post Entry Fee $25 $_______

TOTAL DUE: $_______

non-refundable

RV Reservation through Feed Store only.Call: (858) 509-5245

PAYABLE TO: 22nd D.A.A. Equestrian Office2260 Jimmy Durante Blvd.Del Mar, CA 92014-2216(858) 792-4288


Every entry at recognized competition shall constitute an agreement and affirmation that all participants (which include without limitation, the owner, lessee, trainer, manager, agent, coach, driver, rider, handler and the horse), for themselves, their principals, representatives, employees and agents: (1) Shall be subject to the local rules of the competition; (2) Represent that every horse, rider, driver, and handler is eligible as entered: (3) Agree to be bound by the rules of the competition, and will accept as final the decision of the hearing committee on any question arising under said rules, and agree to hold the competition, their officials, directors and employees harmless for any action taken: (4) Agree that as a condition of entry, they authorize the competition management to market, transfer, assign or otherwise make use of any photographs, likenesses, films, broadcasts, cablecasts, audiotapes taken of the horse(s) and participant(s) while on the grounds, incident to, or transit between the stabling facility and the event site, in any way they see fit for the promotion, coverage or benefit of the event, or the sport without compensation to any of them, so long as the use neither jeopardizes amateur status nor endorses a specific product or service and hereby expressly and irrevocably waive and release any rights in connection with such use including any claim to invasion of privacy, right of publicity, or to misappropriation; and (5) Agree that they participate voluntarily in the competition fully aware that horse sports and the competition involve inherently dangerous risk of serious injury or death, and by participation they expressly assume any and all risks of injury or loss, and they agree to indemnify and hold the 22nd DAA, Del Mar Fairgrounds and the Del Mar National Horse Show, and singularly their officials, directors, employees and agents harmless from and against all claims including for any injury or loss suffered during or in connection with competition, whether or not such claim, injury or loss resulted, directly or indirectly from the negligent acts or omission of said officials, directors, employees or agents of the competition . My signature acknowledges that I have read this liability and medical release and know and understand its contents .

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hotel: ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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liability & medical release

The Del Mar National represents three distinctly different disciplines; western, dressage, and hunter/jumper . As different as they are, once you look beyond the Stetsons, top hats, and helmets, you begin to see the similarities . The horses are muscled, fit, impeccably groomed, trained, tack is spotless, and years of arduous, painstaking effort coalesce in this moment to result in the very best performance . Competition can be fierce, but every exhibitor will tell you winning is the objective, but it’s more about becoming your very best than it is about beating someone else . There are no losers .

In fact, this relatively small community we refer to as the “horse world,” as diverse and competitive as it is, shares a single value we call “heart .” Nationally, donations and volunteers rushed to ease the pain of catastrophic losses suffered during Hurricane Sandy and deadly barn fires . Right here on the Fairgrounds, the shocking abandonment of performers and their horses by producers who left them without even the most basic resources resulted in perhaps the greatest display of heart we’ve seen in our 68-year history .

In spite of significant losses sustained by the Fairgrounds as well, our CEO and General Manager, Tim Fennell, and many of our longstanding Del Mar National sponsors acted swiftly to provide support, including the last-minute arrangement of a stunning benefit performance so performers and their horses could get home . The air that night was thick with emotion; western, dressage, hunter/jumper, racing, endurance, Friesian, Mini, trail, and polo enthusiasts were among the crowd . Performers and attendees did their best, and in spite of the heartache, in the end there were no losers .

We are immensely proud and consider it an honor to present the 68th Del Mar National Horse Show to this remarkable community .

Top Row (left to right): Rob Phillips, Kenny Baker, Mark Bradley, Mario Sandoval, Ray Renteria Middle Row (left to right): Collier Wilson, Scott Struever, Kevin Habell Bottom Row (left to right): Abby Esty, Patti Newton, Lisa Iaria, Nani Patten-Luebke

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#883

Am

ateu

r Sta

llions

Per

form

ance

Hal

ter

#109

Op

en Y

earli

ng G

eldi

ngs

#110

Op

en 2

-Yea

r-Ol

d Ge

ldin

gs#1

11

Open

3-Y

ear-

Old

Geld

ings

#112

Op

en A

ged

Geld

ings

#882

Op

en G

eldi

ngs

Perfo

rman

ce H

alte

r

#121

Am

ateu

r Yea

rling

Gel

ding

s #1

22

Amat

eur 2

-Yea

r-Ol

d Ge

ldin

gs

#123

Am

ateu

r 3-Y

ear-

Old

Geld

ings

#124

Am

ateu

r Age

d Ge

ldin

gs#8

85

Amat

eur G

eldi

ngs

Perfo

rman

ce H

alte

r#1

29

Yout

h Ge

ldin

gs (Y

earli

ng)

#130

Yo

uth

Geld

ings

(2-Y

ear-

Old)

#131

Yo

uth

Geld

ings

(3-Y

ear-

Old)

#132

Yo

uth

Geld

ings

(Age

d)#8

87

Yout

h Ge

ldin

gs P

erfo

rman

ce H

alte

r#1

05

Open

Yea

rling

Mar

es#1

06

Open

2-Y

ear-

Old

Mar

es#1

07

Open

3-Y

ear-

Old

Mar

es#1

08

Open

Age

d M

ares

#881

Op

en M

ares

Per

form

ance

Hal

ter

#117

Am

ateu

r Yea

rling

Mar

es

#118

Am

ateu

r 2-Y

ear-

Old

Mar

es

#119

Am

ateu

r 3-Y

ear-

Old

Mar

es#1

20

Amat

eur A

ged

Mar

es#8

84

Amat

eur M

ares

Per

form

ance

Hal

ter

#125

Yo

uth

Mar

es (Y

earli

ng)

#126

Yo

uth

Mar

es (2

-Yea

r-Ol

d)#1

27

Yout

h M

ares

(3-Y

ear-

Old)

#128

Yo

uth

Mar

es (A

ged)

#886

Yo

uth

Mar

es P

erfo

rman

ce H

alte

r#3

Sc

hool

ing

Hunt

ers

U/S

#181

Gr

een

Hunt

er U

/S#1

86

Novic

e Yo

uth

Hunt

er U

/S#1

84

Novic

e Am

ateu

r Hun

ter U

/S#1

89

Sele

ct H

unte

r U/S

(50+

)#1

82

Juni

or H

orse

Hun

ter U

/S#1

88

Yout

h Hu

nter

U/S

(13

& un

der)

#187

Yo

uth

Hunt

er U

/S (1

4–18

)#1

85

Amat

eur H

unte

r U/S

#183

Se

nior

Hor

se H

unte

r U/S

#192

No

vice

Yout

h Hu

nt S

eat E

quita

tion

#194

Hu

nt S

eat E

quita

tion

(13

& un

der)

#193

Hu

nt S

eat E

quita

tion

(14–

18)

#190

No

vice

Amat

eur H

unt S

eat E

quita

tion

#195

Se

lect

Hun

t Sea

t Equ

itatio

n (5

0+)

#191

Am

ateu

r Hun

t Sea

t Equ

itatio

n#1

98

Yout

h Hu

nter

Hac

k#1

97

Amat

eur H

unte

r Hac

k#1

96

Open

Hun

ter H

ack

DU

RA

NTE

AR

ENA

—A

QH

A •

7:3

0 a

.m.

10

#175

Se

nior

Hor

se R

eini

ng6

#178

No

vice

Yout

h Re

inin

g

6 #1

79

Yout

h Re

inin

g

#176

No

vice

Amat

eur R

eini

ng

#177

Am

ateu

r Rei

ning

#8

80

Sele

ct A

mat

eur R

eini

ng3

#174

Ju

nior

Hor

se R

eini

ng

DEL

MA

R A

REN

A—

AQ

HA

• 7

:30

a.m

.#3

02

Trai

l Hor

se, O

pen

#303

In

term

edia

te T

rail,

Ope

n#3

04

Adul

t/Am

ateu

r Tra

il#3

05

Yout

h Tr

ail (

18 &

und

er)

#306

Yo

uth/

Amat

eur T

rail

#307

Pr

elim

inar

y Tr

ail,

Open

#308

Pr

elim

inar

y Tr

ail (

Yth/

Am)

#309

1s

t/2nd

Yea

r Gre

en T

rail,

Ope

n#3

10

Basi

c Tr

ail (

Yth/

Am)

#311

W

alk/

Jog

Trai

l (Yt

h/Am

)

(AQH

A Tr

ail n

ot to

sta

rt be

fore

noo

n)#2

57

AQHA

Gre

en T

rail

#260

AQ

HA N

ovic

e Am

ateu

r Tra

il#2

66

AQHA

Sel

ect A

mat

eurT

rail

(50+

)#2

58

AQHA

Jun

ior H

orse

Tra

il#2

61

AQHA

Am

ateu

r Tra

il#2

59

AQHA

Sen

ior H

orse

Tra

il

SAN

DIE

GO

AR

ENA

—A

QH

A •

7:3

0 a

.m.

#893

Op

en P

ole

Bend

ing

#895

Yo

uth

Pole

Ben

ding

#894

Am

ateu

r Pol

e Be

ndin

g#8

90

Open

Bar

rel R

acin

g#8

92

Yout

h Ba

rrel R

acin

g#8

91

Amat

eur B

arre

l Rac

ing

#896

Yo

uth

Stak

e Ra

ce#5

W

este

rn P

leas

ure

Scho

olin

g#1

55

Yout

h Pl

easu

re (1

1 &

unde

r)#1

47

AQHA

Gre

en P

leas

ure

#152

No

vice

Yout

h Pl

easu

re#1

50

Novic

e Am

ateu

r Ple

asur

e#1

56

Sele

ct P

leas

ure

(50+

)#1

48

AQHA

Jun

ior H

orse

Ple

asur

e#1

51

Amat

eur P

leas

ure

#154

Yo

uth

Plea

sure

(13

& un

der)

#153

Yo

uth

Plea

sure

(14–

18)

#149

AQ

HA S

enio

r Hor

se P

leas

ure

#145

Yo

uth

Hors

eman

ship

(11

& un

der)

#142

No

vice

Yout

h Ho

rsem

ansh

ip#1

40

Novic

e Am

ateu

r Hor

sem

ansh

ip#1

46

Sele

ct H

orse

man

ship

(50+

)#1

44

Yout

h Ho

rsem

ansh

ip (1

3 &

unde

r)#1

43

Yout

h Ho

rsem

ansh

ip (1

4–18

)#1

41

Amat

eur H

orse

man

ship

#167

Gr

een

Wes

tern

Rid

ing

#172

Yo

uth

Wes

tern

Rid

ing

#169

Se

nior

Hor

se W

este

rn R

idin

g#1

70

Novic

e Am

ateu

r Wes

tern

Rid

ing

#171

Am

ateu

r Wes

tern

Rid

ing

#168

Ju

nior

Hor

se W

este

rn R

idin

g#1

73

Sele

ct A

mat

eur W

este

rn R

idin

g (5

0+)

DU

RA

NTE

AR

ENA

—PC

HA

• 8

:00

a.m

.10

#3

32

PCHA

Ope

n Re

inin

g

#327

Ja

ck/L

inda

Bak

er Q

ualifi

er

#328

PC

HA B

asic

Rid

er R

eini

ng

#329

PC

HA Y

outh

Rei

ning

(18

& un

der)

#3

33

Lim

ited

Am/N

on-P

ro R

eini

ng

#330

PC

HA A

m/N

on-P

ro R

eini

ng6

#331

1s

t/2nd

Yea

r Gre

en R

eini

ng

(not

to s

tart

befo

re 2

:00p

m-A

QHA)

#10

Plea

sure

Sch

oolin

g#3

15

PCHA

Jun

ior H

orse

Ple

asur

e#3

14

Yout

h Pl

easu

re (1

8 &

unde

r)#3

16

Adul

t/Am

ateu

r Ple

asur

e#3

17

1st/2

nd Y

ear G

reen

Ple

asur

e#3

18

Basi

c Pl

easu

re (Y

th/A

m)

#313

Yo

uth/

Amat

eur P

leas

ure

#319

W

alk/

Jog

Plea

sure

(Yth

/Am

)#3

12

Seni

or H

orse

Ple

asur

e#3

20

Hors

eman

ship

, You

th (1

8 &

unde

r)

#321

Ho

rsem

ansh

ip (A

dult/

Amat

eur)

#322

Pr

elim

inar

y Ho

rsem

ansh

ip (Y

th/A

m)

#323

Ho

rsem

ansh

ip (Y

th/A

m)

#324

Ho

rsem

ansh

ip, B

asic

(Yth

/Am

)#3

26

Wal

k/Jo

g Ho

rsem

ansh

ip (Y

th/A

m)

DEL

MA

R A

REN

A–P

CH

A •

7:3

0 a

.m.

#165

Yo

uth

Trai

l (11

& u

nder

)#1

57

Gree

n Ho

rse

Trai

l#1

62

Novic

e Yo

uth

Trai

l#1

66

Sele

ct T

rail

(50+

)#1

60

Novic

e Am

ateu

r Tra

il#1

58

AQHA

Jun

ior H

orse

Tra

il#1

64

Yout

h Tr

ail (

13 &

und

er)

#163

Yo

uth

Trai

l (14

–18)

#161

Am

ateu

r Tra

il#1

59

AQHA

Sen

ior H

orse

Tra

il

SAN

DIE

GO

AR

ENA

—A

QH

A •

8:0

0 a

.m.

#988

Op

en D

rivin

g#9

89

Amat

eur D

rivin

g#3

01

PCHA

Sho

wm

ansh

ip (Y

th/A

m)

#235

No

vice

Yout

h Sh

owm

ansh

ip#2

36

Yout

h Sh

owm

ansh

ip (1

8 &

unde

r)#2

38

Yout

h Sh

owm

ansh

ip (1

1 &

unde

r)#2

33

Novic

e Am

ateu

r Sho

wm

ansh

ip#2

39

Sele

ct S

how

man

ship

(50+

)#2

34

Amat

eur S

how

man

ship

#401

PC

HA S

how

man

ship

(Yth

/Am

)#2

01

Open

Yea

rling

Sta

llions

#202

Op

en 2

-Yea

r-Ol

d St

allio

ns#2

03

Open

3-Y

ear-

Old

Stal

lions

#204

Op

en A

ged

Stal

lions

#980

Op

en S

tallio

ns P

erfo

rman

ce H

alte

r#2

13

Amat

eur Y

earli

ng S

tallio

ns

#214

Am

ateu

r 2-Y

ear-

Old

Stal

lions

#2

15

Amat

eur 3

-Yea

r-Ol

d St

allio

ns#2

16

Amat

eur A

ged

Stal

lions

#983

Am

ateu

r Sta

llions

Per

form

ance

Hal

ter

#209

Op

en Y

earli

ng G

eldi

ngs

#210

Op

en 2

-Yea

r-Ol

d Ge

ldin

gs#2

11

Open

3-Y

ear-

Old

Geld

ings

#212

Op

en A

ged

Geld

ings

#982

Op

en G

eldi

ngs

Perfo

rman

ce H

alte

r#2

21

Amat

eur Y

earli

ng G

eldi

ngs

#222

Am

ateu

r 2-Y

ear-

Old

Geld

ings

#2

23

Amat

eur 3

-Yea

r-Ol

d Ge

ldin

gs#2

24

Amat

eur A

ged

Geld

ings

#985

Am

ateu

r Gel

ding

s Pe

rform

ance

Hal

ter

#229

Yo

uth

Geld

ings

(Yea

rling

)#2

30

Yout

h Ge

ldin

gs (2

-Yea

r-Ol

d)

#231

Yo

uth

Geld

ings

(3-Y

ear-

Old)

#232

Yo

uth

Geld

ings

(Age

d)#9

87

Yout

h Ge

ldin

gs P

erfo

rman

ce H

alte

r#2

05

Open

Yea

rling

Mar

es#2

06

Open

2-Y

ear-

Old

Mar

es#2

07

Open

3-Y

ear-

Old

Mar

es#2

08

Open

Age

d M

ares

#981

Op

en M

ares

Per

form

ance

Hal

ter

#217

Am

ateu

r Yea

rling

Mar

es

#218

Am

ateu

r 2-Y

ear-

Old

Mar

es

#219

Am

ateu

r 3-Y

ear-

Old

Mar

es#2

20

Amat

eur A

ged

Mar

es#9

84

Amat

eur M

ares

Per

form

ance

Hal

ter

#225

Yo

uth

Mar

es (Y

earli

ng)

#226

Yo

uth

Mar

es (2

-Yea

r-Ol

d)#2

27

Yout

h M

ares

(3-Y

ear-

Old)

#228

Yo

uth

Mar

es (A

ged)

#986

Yo

uth

Mar

es P

erfo

rman

ce H

alte

r#4

Hu

nter

U/S

Sch

oolin

g#2

81

AQHA

Gre

en H

unte

r U/S

#286

No

vice

Yout

h Hu

nter

U/S

#284

No

vice

Amat

eur H

unte

r U/S

#289

Se

lect

Hun

ter U

/S (5

0+)

#282

Ju

nior

Hor

se H

unte

r U/S

#287

Yo

uth

Hunt

er U

/S (1

8 &

unde

r)#2

85

Amat

eur H

unte

r U/S

#283

Se

nior

Hor

se H

unte

r U/S

#292

No

vice

Yout

h Hu

nt S

eat E

quita

tion

#293

Yo

uth

Hunt

Sea

t Equ

itatio

n#2

90

Novic

e Am

ateu

r Hun

t Sea

t Equ

itatio

n#2

95

Sele

ct H

unt S

eat E

quita

tion

(50+

)#2

91

Amat

eur H

unt S

eat E

quita

tion

TRA

CK

AR

ENA

—A

QH

AFo

llow

ing

conc

lusi

on o

f Del

Mar

Are

na#2

98

Yout

h Hu

nter

Hac

k#2

97

Amat

eur H

unte

r Hac

k#2

96

Open

Hun

ter H

ack

#87

Open

Wor

king

Hun

ter

#83

Yout

h W

orki

ng H

unte

r#8

8 Am

ateu

r Wor

king

Hun

ter

#81

Yout

h Eq

uita

tion

Over

Fen

ces

#84

Amat

eur E

quita

tion

Over

Fen

ces

#85

Open

Jum

ping

#82

Yout

h Ju

mpi

ng#8

6 Am

ateu

r Jum

ping

DU

RA

NTE

AR

ENA

—PC

HA

/NR

HA

• 7

:30

a.m

.

#427

Ja

ck/L

inda

Bak

er Q

ualifi

er

#428

Ba

sic

Rein

ing

(Yth

/Am

)

#429

Yo

uth

Rein

ing

(18

& un

der)

#4

33

LTD

Amat

eur/N

on P

ro R

eini

ng

#430

Am

ateu

r/Non

Pro

Rei

ning

#4

31

1st/2

nd Y

ear R

eini

ng

#53

NRHA

$50

0 Sn

affle

Bit/

Hack

#4

32

Open

Rei

ning

#5

0 NR

HA $

1000

Ope

n

#51

NRHA

$50

0 In

term

edia

te O

pen

#5

2 NR

HA $

200

Lim

ited

Open

#99

Lead

Lin

e,10

& U

nder

(noo

n)

spon

sore

d by

All-

Amer

ican

Pain

t & B

ody,

Inc.

#11

Plea

sure

Sch

oolin

g#4

12

PCHA

Sen

ior H

orse

Ple

asur

e#4

17

1st/2

nd Y

ear G

reen

Ple

asur

e#4

14

Yout

h Pl

easu

re (1

8 &

unde

r)#4

15

PCHA

Jun

ior H

orse

Ple

asur

e

#416

Ad

ult/A

mat

eur P

leas

ure

#413

Yo

uth/

Amat

eur P

leas

ure

#418

Ba

sic

Yout

h/Am

ateu

r Ple

asur

e#4

19

Wal

k/Jo

g Yo

uth/

Amat

eur P

leas

ure

#420

Yo

uth

Hors

eman

ship

(18

& un

der)

#421

Ad

ult/A

mat

eur H

orse

man

ship

#422

Pr

elim

inar

y Yo

uth/

Amat

eur H

orse

man

ship

#423

Yo

uth/

Amat

eur H

orse

man

ship

#424

Ba

sic

Hors

eman

ship

(Yth

/Am

)#4

26

Wal

k/Jo

g Ho

rsem

ansh

ip (Y

th/A

m)

DEL

MA

R A

REN

A—

PCH

A/A

QH

A •

7:3

0 a

.m.

#402

Op

en T

rail

#403

In

term

edia

te O

pen

Trai

l#4

04

Adul

t/Am

ateu

r Tra

il#4

05

Yout

h Tr

ail

#406

Yo

uth/

Amat

eur T

rail

#407

Op

en P

relim

inar

y Tr

ail

#408

Yo

uth/

Amat

eur P

relim

inar

y Tr

ail

#409

1s

t/2nd

Yea

r Gre

en T

rail

#410

Ba

sic

Ride

r Tra

il Yo

uth/

Amat

eur

#411

W

alk/

Jog

Trai

l You

th/A

mat

eur

Nigh

t of t

he H

orse

pres

ents

The

Wild

Wes

t Sho

wpr

esen

ted

by M

ary’s

Tack

& F

eed

7:00

p.m

.

SAN

DIE

GO

AR

ENA

• 8

:00

a.m

.

#528

Ba

sic

Rein

ing

Yout

h/Am

ateu

r Cha

mp

#6

0 NR

HA R

ooki

e Le

vel I

#6

5 NR

HA R

ooki

e Le

vel I

I

#276

AQ

HA N

ovic

e Am

ateu

r Rei

ning

#2

77

Amat

eur R

eini

ng

#280

AQ

HA S

elec

t Rei

ning

(may

not

ent

er A

mat

eur)

#5

5 NR

HA N

on P

ro

#56

NRHA

$50

0 In

term

edia

te N

on P

ro

#57

NRHA

$20

0 Li

mite

d No

n Pr

o

#58

NRHA

Prim

e Ti

me

Non

Pro

#5

30

$150

Am

ateu

r/Non

Pro

Rei

ning

Cha

mp

#5

33

LTD

Amat

eur/N

on P

ro R

eini

ng

#527

Ja

ck/L

inda

Bak

er Q

ualifi

er

#529

Yo

uth

Rein

ing

Cham

p (1

8 &

unde

r)

#61

NRHA

You

th (1

3 &

unde

r)

#62

NRHA

You

th (1

4–18

)

#278

No

vice

Yout

h Re

inin

g

#279

AQ

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Return order form with payment to: Del Mar Fairgrounds Box Office • 2260 Jimmy Durante Blvd., Del Mar, CA 92014

www.delmarnational.comDel Mar Fairgrounds Box Office (858) 792-4252 • Fax (858) 259-0296$19.00 Grandstand tickets available at the Del Mar Fairgrounds Box Office or by phone (858) 792-4252 beginning in February 2013.Call Group Sales at (858) 794-1096 when purchasing 20 or more tickets, Grand Prix excluded.

WESTERN WEEKthursday, april 18–sunday, april 21Stampede Show Box:Includes 8 all-week box seats & 6 Night of the Horsedinner box seats on Saturday, April 20, at 7:00 p.m.,show box plaque & 2 parking permits.$650

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saturday, april 20 • 7:00 p.m.Night of the Horse Dinner Box:Includes 6 box seats, dinner, wine & 2 parking permits.$450

HUNTER/JUMPER WEEKtuesday, april 30–sunday, may 5Silver Cup Show Box:Includes 8 all-week box seats & 8 Grand Prix boxseats with gourmet basket of hors d’oeuvres & wineon Saturday, May 4, at 6:45 p.m., show box plaque& 2 parking permits.$700

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DRESSAGE WEEKthursday, april 25–sunday, april 28Top Hat Show Box:Includes 8 all-week box seats & 8 Musical Freestylesbox seats with gourmet basket of hors d’oeuvres & wineon Saturday, April 27, at 7:00 p.m., show box plaque& 2 parking permits.$600

evening of musical freestylessaturday, april 27 • 7:00 p.m.Evening of Musical Freestyles Box:Includes 8 box seats with gourmet basket ofhors d’oeuvres, wine & 2 parking permits.$400

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trail#302/402/502 Open ��#303/403/503 Intermediate Open#304/404/504 Adult/Amateur#305/405/505 Youth 18 & Under ��

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pleasure# 10/11/12 Schooling Class#312/412/512 Senior Horse • 6 & Over �#313/413/513 Youth/Amateur

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reining#1 Schooling Class#327/427/527 Jack & Linda Baker Qual . �#328/428/528 Basic Youth/Amateur

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Stall Fee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$140 .00Haul-In (no stall) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$25 .00/dayPCHA Horse Fee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5 .00PCHA Non-Member . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5 .00Drug Fee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5 .00Pleasure Schooling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15 .00Trail Schooling (per horse) Mandatory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$40 .00

Reining Schooling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$25 .00Regular Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$20 .00Sunday Championship Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$30 .00$150 Stake Class . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$50 .00Jack & Linda Baker Class . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $35 .00Post Entry Fee (after 04/01/13) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$25 .00

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1. This portion of the show will be governed under Pacific Coast Horse Association Show rules, and such rules shall prevail in each of the PCHA classes .

2. All exhibitors must either be members of the PCHA or may pay a non-member fee of $5 .00 to the Horse Show Office . All members must show their card to the show office staff or submit a copy of their card with their entries . Each horse entered must pay a $3 .00 horse fee .

3. To be eligible for the Championship (Sunday) classes, exhibitors must enter at least one qualifying class in the same division .

4. All class winners will receive an award . Ribbons will be awarded to 6th place . Unless otherwise specified, any prize money will pay to 5th place: 30%, 25%, 20%, 15%, 10% . Prize money will be paid by check to owners within 30 days of the show conclusion .

5. Horses five years old and under may be shown in a ring snaffle or hackamore with two hands in Trail, Pleasure and Horsemanship classes . Horses six years old and older must be shown in a bridle . A horse five years old and under may be shown in a bridle (one-handed), or ring snaffle or hackamore with two hands . Pleasure or Trail horse may be switched back and forth from bridle or snaffle to hackamore .

6. TRAIL WALKS: Only riders/trainers will be permitted to walk the course collectively and only when the judge and course designer are ready . When the collective walk is completed, riders/trainers will be excused and there will be a three-minute period before the first horse and rider will be called on course . If this rule is abused by any rider/trainer, management reserves the right to restrict walking of the course to the rider for the balance of the day or the duration of the show .

7. SCHOOLING TRAIL: Available every day starting Wednesday . One time fee of $40 .00 is mandatory .

8. PCHA JACK & LINDA BAKER REINING CLASSIC: Open to youth and amateur riders of any age who are current PCHA members; horses must be currently PCHA registered . (Riders over 18 years of age must have a current USEF or AQHA Amateur Card .) NRHA Patterns 1–10 . Points will accrue to horse/rider combinations; a rider may qualify more than one horse . To fill a class, three (3) horse and rider combinations must show with proper appointments . Trainers of riders in this class must be current professional members of PCHA and may join at show .

9. STICK HORSE CLASS: Entrants to be seven and under and must ride the stick horse alone . Entrants must be properly attired in western dress . Each entrant will receive the Stick Horse as the Trophy .

10. 1ST & 2ND YEAR GREEN TRAIL OR PLEASURE HORSE: Is a 1st or 2nd year horse that has not been shown in any trail or pleasure classes (respectively) prior to December 1, 2011, excluding pleasure or trail futurities .

11. PRELIMINARY HORSE/RIDER: A horse or rider that has not placed in the top two (2) in year-end award standings of any breed association including National or World show standings of any breed with the exception of Green and Youth/Amateur Preliminary Awards . A horse/rider may not show more than two (2) calendar years in this division .

12. YOUTH/AMATEUR PRELIMINARY DIVISION: A horse/rider that has not placed in the top two (2) in the year-end award standings of any western association, including National and World Standings of any breed association, with the exception of Green Championship Awards and Open Trail Preliminary Awards . A horse/rider may not show more than two (2) calendar years in this division .

13.INTERMEDIATE TRAIL HORSE: May show in this division for no more than two calendar years . Top two (2) PCHA Open Year-end Trail Champions are automatically ineligible to show in Intermediate Trail .

14.BASIC TRAIL/PLEASURE HORSEMANSHIP: Open to Youth and Amateur riders in their first two years of showing in these trail divisions at PCHA shows or at any national, world, or breed association shows . Champion and Reserve may not compete in succeeding years . Riders must not have shown in these divisions prior to December 1, 2011 .

15. JUNIOR HORSE: Horses five years old and younger may be shown in a hackamore or ring snaffle bit with two hands . Horses five years old and younger may be shown in the bridle one-handed .

16.BASIC YOUTH/AMATEUR REINING: Open to non-pro riders (Youth or Amateur) in their 1st or 2nd consecutive year of showing in the Reining Division . Riders must not have shown in a reining class prior to December 1, 2011 . Riders in this class cannot have earned more than $50 lifetime in any reining competition, nor could they have won any year-end award from any organization for reining . Champion and Reserve Champions may not compete in succeeding years .

17. 1ST & 2ND YEAR GREEN REINING: A horse that has not been shown in any stock horse, reining, or cow class prior to December 1, 2011 . A Green Reining horse may be shown in the bridle or if the horse is five years of age or under, it may be shown in the hackamore or snaffle with both hands .

18. WALK/JOG: May only show in the walk/jog division . May not cross-enter into a lope class .

19. YOUTH CLASSES: Exhibitor age 18 and under .

20. LIMITED AMATEUR/NON PRO REINING: Rider has earned less than $2,500 as of the beginning of the year .

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class class fee#1 Schooling $25 .00

open classes class class fee judge fee pattern#50 $1,000 Open $100 .00 $25 .00 1#51 $500 Intermediate Open $50 .00 $20 .00 1#52 $200 Limited Open $20 .00 $15 .00 1#53 $500 Snaffle Bit/Hackamore Horse 5 Years & Under $50 .00 $20 .00 7#54 $500 Novice Horse Open—Level I $50 .00 $20 .00 3#63 $500 Novice Horse Open—Level II $50 .00 $20 .00 3

non-pro classes class class fee judge fee pattern#55 $1,000 Non Pro $100 .00 $25 .00 7#56 $500 Intermediate Non-Pro $50 .00 $20 .00 7#57 $200 Limited Non-Pro $20 .00 $15 .00 7#58 Prime Time Non-Pro (Rider 50+) $20 .00 $15 .00 7#59 $250 Novice Horse Non Pro—Level I $25 .00 $15 .00 3#64 $250 Novice Horse Non Pro—Level II $25 .00 $15 .00 3#60 Rookie Jackpot—Level I $25 .00 $10 .00 2#65 Rookie Jackpot—Level II $25 .00 $10 .00 2

youth classes class class fee judge fee pattern#61 Youth 13 & Under $10 .00 0 5#62 Youth 14–18 $10 .00 0 5

specificationsAll horses must have a NRHA competition license at the time of show to compete . Horse licenses are not available at the show and must be purchased through NRHA prior to the show . All owners and riders must be current NRHA members and must submit copies of their cards with entries . Should owner/rider NOT possess a current membership, one must be obtained at the show in the horse show office .

OPEN: Any rider with a NRHA card may show any horse .

INTERMEDIATE OPEN: Any rider holding a valid NRHA card who has earned less than $25,000 in NRHA earnings over the previous three calendar years .

LIMITED OPEN: Any rider holding a valid NRHA card who has earned less than $10,000 in lifetime NRHA earnings at start of NRHA year .

NON PRO: Open to any rider holding a current NRHA Non Pro card . Must own horse .

PRIME TIME NON PRO: 50 & Older Non Pro Rider as of January 1, 2013 . Must own horse .

INTERMEDIATE NON PRO: Any rider holding a valid NRHA Non Pro card who has earned less than $10,000 over the previous three calendar years . Must own horse .

LIMITED NON PRO: Any rider holding a valid NRHA Non Pro card who has earned less than $2,500 over the previous three calendar years . Must own horse .

ROOKIE: Open to any rider with a valid NRHA Non Pro card who has not earned in excess of $500/100 Youth Points (Level I) or $200/50 Youth Points (Level II) lifetime NRHA earnings or youth points at start of the NRHA year .

NOVICE HORSE: Restricted to horses that have not earned more than $25,000 (Level I) or $5,000 (Level II) lifetime earnings at the start of the year .

YOUTH: Open to rider holding a current NRHA Youth card . Youth 18 years or younger as of January 1, 2013 .

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1. THE 2013 DEL MAR NATIONAL HORSE SHOW is covered by the Rules and Specifications of the current AQHA, NRHA, and PCHA Rule Books and will be conducted and judged in accordance therein .

2. CONDITIONS OF ENTRY: Every horse entered for competition will be under the control of the Horse Show Management, but Horse Show Management will, in no case, be responsible for any loss or damage that may occur, and it shall be a condition of entry that each exhibitor shall hold the Horse Show, its Directors and employees, the 22nd District Agricultural Association and Del Mar Fairgrounds harmless for any loss or accident to their horse, horses or equipment which may occur from sickness, fire or otherwise . Misrepresentation on the Entry Form shall result in forfeiture of trophy, ribbon, prize money and possible exclusion from subsequent shows .

3. MANAGEMENT: Horse Show Management reserves the right to itself to interpret all questions and conditions in regard to or arising out of an incident to the Show without claims for damages or recourse of any kind . All questions not covered in these Rules and Regulations shall be decided by Horse Show Management — their decision to be final . Horse Show Management reserves the right to refuse, accept conditionally or to cancel any entries, disqualify riders or exhibitors, prohibit exhibition of entries and cancel award prizes, without claim for damages; to change any course, to cancel or combine any unfilled classes, or to reschedule classes, after due notice to exhibitors; to change rings or rotate or change judges and officials; to change specifications in jumper classes in order to facilitate the time schedule .

4. REQUIREMENTS FOR EACH ENTRY: A) One owner and one horse per Entry Form . Form may be reproduced; B) Social Security number required to receive prize money; C) Signature of owner or authorized agent; D) Name, mailing address, telephone and signatureof trainer; E) Name, mailing address, telephone and signature of all riders; F) Name and age of minor exhibitors and signature of parent or guardian . A trainer signature may not substitute; G) Correct description of horse including name; H) Applicable membership numbers; I) Please use class numbers from Class List—not Tentative Schedule .

5. MINOR EXHIBITORS: Parents or guardians of minor exhibitors shall hold the 22nd District Agricultural Association and the Del Mar Fairgrounds harmless for injury to such minor(s) . The signature of instructors, agents or other unrelated persons will not be accepted .

6. REFUNDS: (Please refer to each specific section for refund eligibility) . A) Before the closing date of entries, all fees shall be refunded, less a $25 office charge; B) STALL FEES ARE NOT REFUNDABLE UNDER ANY CONDITION AFTER THE CLOSE OF ENTRIES AND A $25 OFFICE CHARGE WILL BE ASSESSED ON ALL REFUND REQUESTS; C) All scratches must be submitted in writing to be; considered for a refund; scratches via phone will NOT be considered . D) The only other refunds given will be cancellation of a class by Management, overpayment of fees or the rejection of entries because of ineligibility or lack of stall space .

7. TRANSFERS: The transfer of horses and/or riders from one class to another class will be allowed under the following circumstances: A) The Horse Show Office is notified the day preceding the transfer; B) Full credit will be given for the scratched class or division .

8. SUBSTITUTIONS: No substitutions .

9. PRIZE MONEY: Out-of-state residents may have CA state taxes deducted . Tax forms and schedules may be requested prior to the show and will be available in the Horse Show Office . Refunds and prize money will be paid by check to owners within 45 days of the show’s conclusion . No money will be mailed unless the owner’s social security number or tin is listed on the entry blank .

IMPORTANT TAX INFORMATION: Federal tax law requires a W-9 from US winners and a W-8 from foreign winners claiming prize money totaling $600 or more . W-9 information must match the payee . California tax law requires all non-California winners whose earnings are $1,500 or greater throughout the show must have 8% state tax deducted from their prize winnings . For more information, visit www.ftb.ca.gov.

10: RAIN: In the event that it rains prior to the Show, it is the riders’ responsibility to call Show Management to determine whether the show is cancelled or rescheduled .

11: RESPONSIBILITY OF PAYMENT OF SERVICES & SUPPLIES: All owners and exhibitors will be held responsible for any damage incurred by them, their agents or employees to stalls, buildings and other properties on the Fairgrounds and shall be billed accordingly . All bills for veterinary, farrier services and feed/bedding are due and payable during the Show . Management reserves the right to deduct any unpaid veterinary, farrier and feed/bedding bills from premium money due the exhibitor . Any exhibitor not meeting their obligations to the official show veterinarian, farrier and feed/bedding vendor will be termed an undesirable exhibitor and entries from that exhibitor may not be accepted at subsequent shows .

12. RETURNED CHECKS OR DECLINED CREDIT CARDS: Checks returned by the bank or declined credit cards are regarded as a most serious offense and will be handled according to the following procedure: A $50 penalty or 10% of the face value of the check will be assessed for each returned check . Accounts will be given 10 days to be paid in full with cash or equivalent or they will be referred to the USEF for further disciplinary action . Checks will NOT be deposited a second time .

13. UNPAID CHARGES: Any exhibitor leaving the show with an unpaid balance of entry fees will be billed for these charges and a $50 billing fee will be added to the total due . Until these charges are settled, all further entries of rider and owner will be returned .

14. STABLING: Stalls with doors will be available; no first bedding included (see Entry Form for stall costs) . NO STRAW BEDDING WILL BE PERMITTED—ONLY SHAVINGS . It is strictly forbidden to remove stall doors, hammer nails, or attach anything directly into concrete blocks . Exhibitors will be fined $100 per violation, and will be billed for any damage to property . Water buckets and hoses with nozzles must be provided by the exhibitor .

15. SAFETY REGULATIONS: Unauthorized use of the light fixtures will result in removal of your appliance . Smoking or open flame devices are not permitted within the stables . Keep flammable decorations to a minimum . Electrical outlets have been provided .

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16. FEED & BEDDING: Orders must be made by 1:00 p .m . each day for same-day delivery . To advance order call feed office at (858) 509-5245 .

17. CLOSED RINGS: Horses are not permitted in arenas when equipment is being used or a course is set or in the process of being set for an upcoming class . Violations of the above MAY be considered cause for elimination from the Show .

18. SCHOOLING SUPERVISION: Gate Stewards are schooling supervisors and have absolute authority to scratch riders who do not follow USAE or appropriate association rules .

19. NUMBERS: Management will provide a number card for each horse which shall be visible to the judges at all times when in competition . Riders wearing the wrong number or no number at all MAY be eliminated from the class according to specific association rulings .

20. CONFLICTS: It is the intention of Management to avoid delays in competition . Competitors with conflicts must arrange their order with the Gate Stewards so that they will not hold up a class . TRAINING CONFLICTS WILL NOT BE RECOGNIZED . In any case, a ring will not be held for longer than two (2) minutes for any horse or rider before eliminating the competitor, regardless of conflicts .

21. DOGS: All dogs must be restrained at all times while on the show grounds . Unrestrained dogs create a serious safety hazard to exhibitors and their horses . Therefore, NON-COMPLIANCE WITH THE RESTRAINT RULE WILL NOT BE TOLERATED . Loose dogs will be picked up and detained until the owner has paid a fine of $100 . A second offense may cause the owner to be barred from showing and expelled from the show grounds . Refusal to pay the fine will bar the owner from further participation in the horse show and the owner will not be entitled to any refund of entry or stabling fees paid or due . Management reserves the right to call Animal Control to have an animal removed from the premises . No dogs allowed in seating area .

22. WEST NILE VIRUS VACCINATION INFORMATION: The management of the 22nd DAA and the Organizing Committee of the Del Mar National Horse Show in consultation with respected veterinarians and local animal health authorities, strongly recommend and urge that all horses attending the Del Mar National Horse Show, follow a two-part vaccination protocol consisting of a primary vaccination, followed by a booster 3–6 weeks later . Exhibitors should be prepared to provide proof of vaccination upon request of horse show management . Exhibitors should consult with their own veterinarians to effectively manage the possible effect and threat of West Nile Virus . Should you have any questions please call the Equestrian Office at (858) 792-4288 .

23. ARRIVAL & DEPARTURE: All exhibitors will enter the Stable Gate on Jimmy Durante Blvd . and proceed to the Stable Manager’s Office for barn assignments . Back numbers and additional exhibitor information will be issued at the Horse Show Office . Horses may not arrive before noon, Monday, April 15, and must vacate one hour after conclusion of show, Sunday, April 21.

24. MAIL/TELEPHONE: All mail should be sent to exhibitors as follows: c/o Del Mar National Horse Show Office, Del Mar Fairgrounds, 2260 Jimmy Durante Blvd ., Del Mar, CA, 92014 . Phone numbers: Show Office (858) 792-4288; Del Mar Fairgrounds (858) 755-1161 .

25. JUDGES: It is the purpose of Management to run the Horse Show at the highest possible level of sportsmanship . Management used the utmost care to select judges with broad experience and knowledge . The judges’ decisions in the show ring are their own responsibility and Management accepts no responsibility for those decisions . Management reserves the right to rotate judges .

26. PROTEST: Any exhibitor lodging a protest must first deposit $100 with the Show Secretary, which sum shall be forfeited to the Horse Show if same is not sustained . All protests must be in writing, signed by the protester and filed within 48 hours of the occurrence of the alleged violation . A protest may be filed with the Show Manager, Show Secretary or USEF/PCHA Steward of the Del Mar National Horse Show . If the protest is sustained, the entries standing next in award shall be moved up accordingly .

27. WESTERN ATTIRE: All exhibitors are required to wear a long-sleeved collared shirt, chaps, hat, and boots . Protective headgear (helmet) is permissible .

28. STATE OF CALIFORNIA DRUG TESTING RULES APPLY: For a copy, contact the Show Office .

29. GOLF CARTS AND BICYCLES: Will be used in the Stable Area ONLY . All golf cart drivers must be at least 16 years of age and have a valid driver’s license .

30. PARKING: Allowed in designated areas only . Violators parked in NO PARKING ZONES AND FIRE LANES will be issued citations and/or towed from the premises at the owner’s expense . There are Handicapped parking areas in the Stable Area and public parking lot . Parking permits required in stable area .

31. WASHING HORSES: In an effort to keep the stable area clean, all horses must be washed in designated areas . To help conserve our water supply, nozzles are required on all hoses . Hoses without nozzles will be confiscated . Violators will be fined $50 for each violation .

32. STALL CLEANING: Please deposit all manure in designated locations in the barn aisles and NOT in the front or middle of the stalls .

33. MEDICAL WASTE: Please deposit all needles and syringes in appropriate containers or give to the Show’s Veterinarian .

34. LIGHTS: Shed row lights must be turned off during the day .

35. CREDENTIALS: A maximum of four (4) per exhibitor will be issued . Bearer is entitled to show seating in bleachers only on a space-available basis . Exhibitors must purchase a ticket to attend Saturday night performance . See Ticket Order Form for reserved seating information .

36. TURN-OUTS AND LUNGEING: Horses may not be turned out in arenas at any time . Lungeing in designated areas only . Lungeing permitted on the East side of A/AA Barn only .

37. POLING: Poling is prohibited in the State of California . No bamboo or offsets allowed on the Fairgrounds . Non-compliance will result in elimination from the show .

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help bring you the 68th Annual Del Mar National Horse Show. These proud sponsors, supporters, advertisers,

and participants make this a showcase of the best in equestrian sports, entertainment, and enjoyment. Thank you!

The Acres

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Sav-on Pharmacy

All American

Paint & Body, Inc.

Bettina & Harry Bellini

Sue Blinks

Bridgeport Farm

Brookway Stables

Brookwood Stables

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Brown

Mr. & Mrs. Buie

Buena Vista Farms

California

Dressage Society

California

Equestrian Properties

California Horsetrader

Carter’s Hay & Grain

Chronicle of the Horse

Circle of Horses

Clairemont

Equipment Rental

Mr. & Mrs. Coulter

Dove Hollow

Dressage Center

Dressage Today

Magazine

Eckstein Biokosmetik

Elvenstar

Equine Facilities

Management

Equine Insurance

Joe Parker &

Donna Chopp

Mr. & Mrs. Fraze

G-2 Software

Georgia Griffiths

The Harlan Family

Bruce & Jen Hlavacek

Harmony Sport Horses

Karen Healey Stables

Horse Connection

Magazine

Horseman’s News

Horse & Rider

Magazine

Horse Sport

International

Huntover, Inc.

iJump Sports

In memory of

Fancy Footwork

Vicky & J.F. Ernenwein

International E-Z Up

Mark & Kim Carter

J2 Rolling Meadows

LLG Attorney at Law

Markel Insurance Co.

Mary’s Tack & Feed

Meadow Grove Farm

The Mitten Family

Newcourse Jumps

Newmarket

Oscany, Inc.

Pacific Coast Journal

Pauley

Equipment Rental

Pegasus Show Stable

Premier Equestrian

Rancho Valencia

Resort & Spa

Riding’s Publications, Inc.

California Horseman’s

Directory

Smartpak

Sporthorse

Veterinary Services

Christine Traurig

Dressage

The Villas at

Rancho Valencia

Wells Fargo Bank

Willowbrook Stables

Willow Grace Farm

Windsong Farm

Woodgrove Farm

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