2015 – 46th ANNUAL LOUISIANA 4-H AND FFA HORSE SHOW ENTRY FORM
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NOTE: Any corrections on exhibitor entry must be initialed by parent/guardian
DISTRICT FEES TO BE DETERMINED AT THE DISTRICT LEVEL
The following fee schedule will apply to all exhibitors at the 2015 State 4-H and FFA Horse Show.
Entry fee (per class) $20.00; Stall fee (horse or tack) $15.00 per day
Cattle charge (roping, team sorting, & working cow horse classes) $15.00
Upon arrival, stall fees must be paid to Burton Complex Staff at their office and entry fees must be paid
to LSU AgCenter Staff at the Show Office in the Burton Coliseum.
Entry fee checks should be made out to the LSU AgCenter Livestock Show Office.
BEDDING CAN BE PURCHASED AT THE STALL OFFICE.
ENTRY NUMBER/BACK NUMBER
Parish
Name
(First)
(Middle)
Address
(Last)
City
Zip
E-mail Address:
4-H/FFA
Home Phone No. (
School
)
Exhibitor Date of Birth
Name of Horse
13 & Under
Breed
14-18
Reg. No.
If horse is in a name other than the exhibitor, explain relationship __________________________________
Please list the location this horse will be housed if not on your property during the possession period.
Date Foaled
La-bred
Yes
No
Horse Height will be required at State Show for WORKING HUNTER or EQUITATION OVER FENCES.
I am familiar with the rules & regulations of the Louisiana 4-H/FFA Horse shows and agree to abide by them.
Exhibitor Signature
Agent/Vo Ag. Instructor Signature
Parent/Guardian Signature
2015 – 46th ANNUAL LOUISIANA 4-H AND FFA HORSE SHOW ENTRY FORM – page 2
Exhibitor Name:
Parish/School:
Entry/Back number:
(PLEASE CHECK CLASS NUMBERS OF CLASSES YOU WISH TO ENTER)
TIMED EVENT CLASSES
49. Open Trail, 13 & Under
1. Breakaway Roping, 14 & Over
50. Open Trail, 14 & Over
2. Breakaway Roping, 13 & Under
OTHER CLASSES
3. Tie-Down Roping, 14 & Over
4. Tie-Down Roping, 13 & Under
___51. Special Needs Showmanship, All Ages
5. Stake Race, 13 & Under
___52. Special Needs Trail, All Ages
6. Stake Race, 14 & Over
7. Pole Bending, 13 & Under
___55. Team Sorting
8. Pole Bending, 14 & Over
QUARTER HORSE HALTER CLASSES
9. Barrel Racing, 13 & Under
10. Barrel Racing, 14 & Over
___56. Geldings, foaled in 2014 (Yearling)
57. Geldings, foaled in 2013 (2-year-old)
WESTERN CLASSES
58. Geldings, foaled in 2012 (3-year-old)
11. Western Pleasure, 13 & Under
59. Geldings, foaled in 2011 & before
12. Western Pleasure, 14 & Over
___62. Mares, foaled in 2014 (Yearling)
13. Western Horsemanship, 13 & Under
___63. Mares, foaled in 2013 (2-year-old)
14. Western Horsemanship, 14 & Over
___64. Mares, foaled in 2012 (3-year-old)
15. Western Riding, 13 & Under
___65. Mares, foaled in 2011 & before
16. Western Riding, 14 & Over
66. Broodmares
17. Open Trail, 13 & Under
AOB & GRADE HALTER CLASSES
18. Open Trail, 14 & Over
19. Reining, 13 & Under
69. Geldings, all ages
20. Reining, 14 & Over
72. Mares, all ages
21. Western Showmanship, 13 & Under
APPALOOSA HORSE HALTER CLASSES
22. Western Showmanship, 14 & Over
75. Geldings, all ages
RANCH CLASSES
78. Mares, all ages
___25. Ground Work Class, 13 & Under
PAINT HORSE HALTER CLASSES
___26. Ground Work Class, 14 & Over
___27. Stock Horse Pleasure, 13 & Under
81. Geldings, foaled in 2014 (Yearling)
___28. Stock Horse Pleasure, 14 & Over
82. Geldings, foaled in 2013 (2-year-old)
___29. Working Cow Horse, All Ages
83. Geldings, foaled in 2012 (3-year-old)
___31. Ranch Trail, 13 & Under
84. Geldings foaled in 2011 & before
___32. Ranch Trail, 14 & Over
87. Mares, foaled in 2014 (Yearling)
___33. Ranch Roping, 13 & Under
88. Mares, foaled in 2013 (2-year-old)
___34. Ranch Roping, 14 & Over
89. Mares, foaled in 2012 (3-year-old)
___90. Mares, foaled in 2011 & before
HUNTER CLASSES
__ 91. Broodmares
35. Working Hunter, All Ages
ARABIAN HORSE HALTER CLASSES
___37. Equitation over Fences, All Ages
39. Hunter Under Saddle, 13 & Under
___94. Geldings, all ages
40. Hunter Under Saddle, 14 & Over
___97. Mares, all ages
41. Hunt Seat Equitation, 13 & Under
MINIATURE HORSES
42. Hunt Seat Equitation, 14 & Over
___43. Dressage (Training Level), 13 & Under
___ 100. Geldings, all ages
___44. Dressage (Training Level), 14 & Over
___ 103. Mares, all ages
___47. Hunter Showmanship, 13 & Under
___48. Hunter Showmanship, 14 & Over
Team Sorting and Ground Work Classes only Available at State and are not offered at
Southern Regionals.
Exhibitor's Pledge for District and State Horse Events
Exhibitors must conduct themselves in a courteous and responsible manner during the district and state horse
activities. They are under the supervision of all Extension Service personnel and other adults assisting with the events. A
code of conduct and safety rules intended to provide a good and safe environment for exhibitors to show their horses and
enjoy the show are listed below. Exhibitors who violate the rules of conduct or safety will be disciplined according to the
offense.
CODE OF CONDUCT
SAFETY RULES
1. Exhibitors must read and abide by all of the rules in
the show catalog.
1. Proper equipment should be used on the horse and
rider at all times, including saddle, bridles, boots,
pants and helmets in required events. Exhibitors
must maintain control of their horses at all times.
2. Exhibitors should follow the directions of the show
officials at all times.
3. In the event of problems, exhibitors should follow
proper procedures in filing their complaints with
show management.
4. At no time shall exhibitors or parents show
disrespect for agents, ag teachers, leaders or show
personnel.
5. Disruptive or abusive behavior is prohibited.
6. Misuse or abuse of personal property or facilities is
prohibited.
7. Gambling, profanity and possession or use of illegal
drugs or alcohol is prohibited.
8. Abuse or misuse of a horse or any other animal on
the show grounds is strictly prohibited.
9. Possession of weapons or firearms, physical assault
or sexual misconduct is prohibited.
2. Dogs, bicycles and other potential dangerous items
are prohibited from the show grounds.
3. Show equipment, electric fans, extension cords and
other dangerous items must be out of the reach of
horses at all times.
4. Exhibitors must be extremely careful in areas of
congestion such as alleyways and warm-up arenas.
To avoid dangerous situations, always follow
directions of show personnel and observe others
around you.
5. Exhibitors are strictly prohibited from riding faster
than a walk on any paved or concrete area.
6. Riding bareback, double or with halter only is
prohibited.
7. Always assume other horses and exhibitors are
dangerous, and approach them with caution.
If a 4-H'er violates the code of conduct or safety rules, he will be disqualified or disciplined based on the seriousness of
the offense. Show management shall have complete authority regarding these rules.
I agree to abide by the show rules, code of conduct and safety rules at the district and state 4-H/FFA horse shows. I
pledge not to endanger myself, my horse or others at any time.
Exhibitor's Signature
Date
Parent/Guardian's Signature