DON'T MISS IT!!

Intermountain Circuit
Banquet & Awards

6:30 p.m.
Feb. 11, 2012
Hampton Inn, Nampa
(at the Idaho Horse Park)

RVSP by Feb 6 to Annie Reynolds (208) 599-7733
Tickets: $30
Please join horsemen from across the West in honoring the top riders and horses of 2011
SILENT & LIVE AUCTIONS

Hosted by the
Idaho Reined Cow Horse Association

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Intermountain Circuit
Annual Meeting:

Feb. 11, 1 p.m.

at the Hampton Inn
All interested riders and owners are welcome! All shows seeking 2012 approval should have a representative attend.

Agenda:

Show approvals
Calendar/Dates
Class List
Added Money
NRCHA Update
Clinics
Circuit Elections

SHOW MINIMUMS - As noted on the class listings page, to quality for 2011 Circuit awards, the horse must be shown in the class at a minimum number of shows:

• For Horse Show Classes: 5

• For Derby Classes: 3

• For Futurity Classes: 2

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 Circuit Information

The Intermountain Reined Cow Horse
Circuit was established in the early 1990’s in the Intermountain area of the Northwest. It is a unique and very successful alliance of reined cow horse associations - all NRCHA affiliates.

The vision of the Circuit's founders
continues today: to promote awareness and involvement in breeding, training and showing reined cow horses; to provide an area-wide recognition and awards program; and to  support regional cow horse shows.

These goals continue to form the framework for the Intermountain Circuit, which tracked more than 1,128 entries for points in 21 different classes in 2007. Member associations offered 12 horse shows, six derbies and five futurities in 2007, boosting earnings and rankings of many horses to top NRCHA regional and national recognition, in addition to qualifying for spectacular Circuit awards. The Circuit has also served as a model for regional and other affiliate programs.

Responsive to area needs, based on input from show reps, riders and trainers, the Circuit Class List features NRCHA classes, plus a few additions.  A commitment to added money by each approved event has also made the Circuit a very lucrative series for owners and riders.

The Annual Meeting of the Intermountain
Circuit is held in January or February of each year, prior to the Awards Banquet. Representatives from approved shows, and interested riders, owners and trainers are welcome to attend to discuss classes, show approvals, dates, clinics, awards, regional and national news, conduct elections, and carry out other business.  All horsemen are welcome and encouraged to attend.

All horses entered in Circuit-approved classes at Circuit-approved shows are tracked for Circuit points. There are no Circuit membership dues.

Shows interested in Circuit approval should review the material here, and call with any additional questions.

Approved events are horse shows, which may also offer derbies and/or futurities. Please see the Show Approvals section for guidelines on added money and Circuit fees.

To be eligible for Circuit awards the horse must be shown in the class a minimum number of times, with points counting from all approved shows.

Last update 2/14/11

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