3. YEALING HALTER FUTURITY (mares, stallion, geldings) 3. YEARLING LONGE LINE FUTURITY
4. YEARLING LONGE LINE FUTURITY 4. YEARLING IN HAND TRAIL
5. 2 YR OLD WESTERN PLEASURE FUTURITY 5. YEARLING TRIATHALON HALTER
6. 3-4-5 YR OLD WESTERN PLEASURE FUTURITY6. 2 YR OLD WESTERN PLEASURE FUTURITY
7. NON-PRO WESTERN PLEASURE FUTURITY (5 & under)
8. ENGLISH FUTURITY (2-3-4-5 YEAR OLDS)
9. REINING FUTURITY (5 and under)
The Following RULES apply to all entries in each of the Futurity classes.
GENERAL RULES:
A. At the time a horse is nominated for a futurity a copy of the registration paper on the nominated horse, showing current owner, must be included. All Owners listed on the nominated horse’s registration papers must be current SDPHC. All futurity entries must be exhibited by a current member of the SDPHC.
B. All horses must be APHA registered, Regular or Breeding Stock. Breeding stock & colored will be shown together.
C. Original registration papers of all horses must be presented to the futurity chairperson when the final entry is made and the original papers must be presented to the check in person at the gate for identification just prior to entering the class.
D. All horses are subject to drug and/or tail testing.
E. Tack and procedures allowed for the classes will be in accordance with the APHA Rules. Any illegal equipment in the show ring will be eliminated from competition.
F. All futurity horses whose respective APHA classes are National point earning classes must cross enter into their respective open APHA classes. Weanlings will not
be required to enter any other class, but must pay a $10 fee (office expenses, etc) if not entering their respective open class.
G. Conditions not specifically covered by these rules shall be governed by the Board of Directors and their decision shall be final.
H. Failure to comply with all the rules will cause all fees to be forfeited and the entry to be disqualified.
I. Insufficient fund checks shall automatically cancel your entry into any South Dakota Futurity.
J. Futurity is open to all Paint Horse owners who are current paid-up members in good standing of the SDPHC.
K. 100% of payback money will be paid to contestants. If less than four (4) entries in futurity, the Futurity chairperson and committee and/or the Board of Directors will determine payback percentages. Checks for winners of Futurity will be mailed out approximately two weeks after Futurity show.
L. Halter Futurity Classes will be judged with one go-round and the Longe Line and balance of Performance Futurity Classes will be judged with two go-rounds.
No go-round monies paid. Money paid to final placing after the two go-rounds only. All ties will stand as placed. Paybacks of the tied placing will be added together then divided evenly.
M. Nominations & Payments POSTMARKED after their due dates will be doubled. Payments made after August 15th will be charged a late fee of $50.00.
N. Owner, trainer or exhibitor of horse will indicate acceptance of rules by entering arena for competition.
O. The full nomination fees will be used to buy awards. Number of final money to be paid will be determined by the number of paid up entries. Sustaining payments will be jack-potted using the following percentages for payback.
# of Entries
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
<10
40%
30%
20%
10%
11 – 20
35%
25%
15%
10%
9%
6%
21-30
30%
20%
15%
10%
8%
7%
5%
5%
>31
26%
20%
15%
10%
8%
6%
5%
4%
3%
3%
There will be no refunds for any reason.
WEANLNIG No Late Nominations Nominations Due Feb. 1 -$5 1st PAYMENT DUE July 1 -$25 2nd PAYMENT DUE August 1 -$25
SELECT WEANLING Nominations Due Feb. 1 No Late Nominations
SELECT YEARLING HALTER Nominations Due June 1 - $25 1st PAYMENT DUE July 1 - $50 2nd PAYMENT DUE August 1 -$50
YEARLING HALTER Nominations Due June 1 - $10 1st PAYMENT DUE July 1 - $25 2nd PAYMENT DUE August 1 -$25
SELECT YEARLING LONGE LINE Nominations Due June 1 - $25 1st PAYMENT DUE July 1 - $50 2nd PAYMENT DUE August 1 -$50
YEARLING LONGE LINE Nominations Due June 1 - $10 1st PAYMENT DUE July 1 - $25 2nd PAYMENT DUE August 1 -$25
YEARLING IN HAND TRAIL Nominations Due June 1 - $10 1st PAYMENT DUE July 1 - $25 2nd PAYMENT DUE August 1 -$25
YEARLING TRIATHALON
HALTER
Nominations Due June 1 - $25 1st PAYMENT DUE July 1 - $25 2nd PAYMENT DUE August 1 -$25
2 YEAR OLD WESTERN
PLEASURE
Nominations Due June 1 - $10 1st PAYMENT DUE July 1 - $25 2nd PAYMENT DUE August 1 -$25
SELECT 2 YR OLD WESTERN
PLEASURE
Nominations Due June 1 - $25 1st PAYMENT DUE July 1 - $50 2nd PAYMENT DUE August 1 $50
WESTERN PLEASURE
(3 - 4 - 5 YR OLD)
Nominations Due June 1 - $10. 1st PAYMENT DUE July 1 - $25 2nd PAYMENT DUE August 1 -$25
ENGLISH PLEASURE
(5 & Under)
Nominations Due June 1 - $10 1st PAYMENT DUE July 1 - $25 2nd PAYMENT DUE August 1 -$25
REINING (5 & Under) Nominations Due June 1 - $10 1st PAYMENT DUE July 1 - $25 2nd PAYMENT DUE August 1 -$25
NON-PRO WESTERN PLEASURE
(5 & Under)
Nominations Due June 1 - $10 1st PAYMENT DUE July 1 - $25 2nd PAYMENT DUE August 1 -$25
RANCHER - BREEDER
No late nomination
Nominations Due Feb. 1 $5 1st PAYMENT DUE July 1 - $25 2nd PAYMENT DUE August 1-$25
Rancher/Breeder 2 Yr Old Western
Pleasure
Nominations Due June 1 - $10 1st PAYMENT DUE July 1 - $25 2nd PAYMENT DUE August 1 -$25
SELECT WEANLING FUTURITY RULES
1. If stallion service sells, the stallion owner and mare owner both may enter one (1) foal in the Select Futurity. If a stallion service does not sell, stallion owner will not be eligible to nominate or show a foal in the Select Futurity. Publicity will be given to Stallion services sold and who purchased the service. ALL MARES MUST BE NOMINATED BY FEBRUARY 1ST OF THEIR FIRST YEAR OF ELIGIBILITY WHETHER THEY ARE OPEN OR IN FOAL. FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THIS WILL RESULT IN DISQUALIFICATION IN THE FOLLOWING YEAR. Mare owners must be a current paid up member in good standing of the South Dakota Paint Horse Club. You are considered owners if mare if immediate family owned. Immediate family is defined as parent, brother sister, grandparent or legal guardian. Mare would have to be nominated as Registered. In this case, the actual owner(s) must be a current paid up member in good standing of the SDPHC.
2. Anyone buying a stallion services may sell it, if desired, and the resulting foal is still eligible for the Select Futurity. If a stallion service is re-sold, notification of this sale must be submitted in writing by both parties to the Futurity Chairperson by December 31. If a mare is bred for the Select Futurity and comes up open, that slot cannot be sold, but a substitute mare may be used.
3. The stallion owner may sell his/her service for donating the stallion, with the understanding that he/she is no longer eligible for the Select Futurity for that service. Notification of this sale must be submitted in writing by both parties to the Futurity Chairperson by Dec. 31. The purchaser of this service must comply with all other requirements to be eligible to show the foal in this futurity. Any stallion owner refusing to have the stallion service a mare (as long as all stated mare requirements are met) will have to reimburse the SDPHC in the amount paid for the service. The stallion owner will relinquish their rights to show a foal in the Select Futurity and be suspended from the auction for the following year if they refuse to repay the stallion fee.
4. A stallion owner may donate the service of as many stallions as he desires to the auction. This would include multiple donations of an individual stallion.
The service of each donated stallion will be sold separately.
5. Payment of service fee is due immediately after the auction. All checks for the service fees are to be made payable to the South Dakota Paint Horse Club. Should the purchaser default on payment, the intent of the sale is there and is considered as a sold service. Therefore the stallion owner is eligible to nominate and show a foal in the Select Futurity.
6. The stallion auction will be held at the annual fall meeting. There will be a thirty-day grace period after the banquet for the purchase of any stallion service not sold at the annual auction.
7. There is no limit on the number of stallions donated at the Auction at the Annual Fall Meeting.
8. Mare owner will pay any required board care to stallion owner. Mare must be broke to lead and tie. Mare must be in good health and condition. Stallion owner may require health papers, Coggins, or culture. Stallion owner has the right to call a veterinarian when they deem it necessary at the mare owner’s expense. Stallion owner agrees to take proper care of the mare and foal at all times when in their care. Stallion owner may require mare owner to sign farm or ranch breeding contract.
9. All guarantees are between mare and stallion owner. The SDPHC is not responsible for any guarantees except for the following. If according to the mare owner, the mare does not settle on the first year of service, the mare owner may return that mare or a substitute mare for a return service the following year only. This guarantee is only good for two years from date of purchase of stallion service at the SDPHC stallion auction. If you have a nominated mare that has a lethal white or dead foal the mare owner is to supply vet certificate and picture to futurity chairperson and stallion owner to qualify to remain in the futurity for the following year. All mares must be nominated by FEBRUARY 1ST of their first year of eligibility whether they are open or in foal. Failure to comply with this will result in disqualification in the following year. Mare owners must be a current paid up member in good standing of the SD Paint Horse Club.
10. Stallion Service fee from Stallion Auction will remain with the year purchased, but foal will be moved to its year of eligibility. Only registered Paint, Quarter or Thoroughbred mares (with a number) will be accepted by the committee for nomination in the Select Halter Futurity. Persons wanting to breed other than APHA, AQHA, or TB mares must seek approval from the stallion owner. Resulting foals will not be eligible for the Select Futurity. If a stallion fee must be returned (death or infertility of stallion) the money will be refunded from the appropriate Select Futurity CD not from the general fund.
11. Breeding Stock foals with at least one Paint parent and colored foals will be shown together in the Select Futurity. Classes will be divided according to sex. Weanling geldings will be shown with weanling stallions.
12. The Select Futurity classes will be judged separately. The classes will be split by age based on a floating date to be established by the Futurity chairperson after all reports have been received. Eligible entries will not be required to enter the regular halter classes or the regular futurity classes. Each class will leave the show ring after being judged and placed and will re-enter to be re-judged in any corresponding futurity or open class.
13. Either owner or exhibitor MUST present ORIGINAL PAPERS for identity immediately prior to entering futurity class.
14. The number of payback placings will be determined by the total number of nominated horses. 5% of the Select Futurity Funds will be used to offset
Select Futurity expenses. 95% of payback money will be paid to contestants. (NOTE: This statement does not apply now because we have a floating birth date for the weanling futurities. If less than four (4) entries in futurity, the futurity chairperson and committee and /or Board of Directors will determine payback percentage.) A deadline of Aug 1 has been established for reporting sex and types (Paint or Breeding stock) of foal to the futurity chairperson. This is to help facilitate the figuring of the percentage of paybacks the day of the show. Any nominated but unreported as of futurity show time will be divided equally between the select futurity classes to determine the final payback percentages.
NON PRO JR. WESTERN PLEASURE FUTURITY
The Non Pro Jr. Western Pleasure Futurity is open to all Non Pro people with horses five years of age and under. A Non Pro is defined as a current APHA card holding Amateur or Youth, who is owner or family member of owner.
RANCHERS - BREEDERS FUTURITY
1. Nominated foal must be the result of breeding between a SD stallion and mare. Stallion and mare must be owned by a resident of South Dakota.
2. Foal must be born after April 15th to be eligible for the futurity.
3. Foals to be shown at the futurity show by the owner or a member of the foal’s owner’s immediate family.
4. Classes to be judged separately from other halter and futurity classes. You will not be required to enter any other class. A $10 (per weanling) fee will be charged to all entrants at the show. This fee is used for show expenses, etc.
5. Nomination fee will be used to buy trophies/awards
