WPQHA Calendar of Events
We are looking forward to serving you all in 2020
at The WPQHA Show Complex
in “The Burg” Harlansburg, PA.
WPQHA “ Points “ Я ” US”
DATE
FORMS
JUDGES
MAY
May 22-25
WPQHA Memorial Day Circuit 5 AQHA Shows Split/ Combined Shows in Four Days, 5 Judges
JUNE
June 5-7
WPQHA Summer Fling
June 5: Novice/ Rookie Show
June 6-7: Two Full AQHA Shows Split/ Combined
June 26-27-28
WPQHA Pre-Firecracker Events
June 26: AQHA Novice/ Rookie Show
June 27- 28: Two Full Open Money Shows – Open Money Ranch Riding Events
June 29
Ranch Horse Clinic – (Check website for details)
June 30
Two Special Events Hunter Over Fence & Hack Classes
AQHA Ranch Horse Special Event & Open Ranch Event
June 30
Two Special Events Hunter Over Fence & Hack Classes
AQHA Ranch Horse Special Event & Open Ranch Event
JULY
July 1-5
WPQHA 4th of July Summer Circuit
July 30: Special Event Day – Hunters – AQHA & Open Ranch Riding Events
July 1-5: Six AQHA Shows in Five Days- 6 sets of points – Two NSBA Shows – 2 sets of points
July 24-25-26
WPQHA Summer Bash
Juy 24: Special Event : Ranch Horse Event & Ranch Horse Clinic
July 25-26: Two Full AQHA Single Judged Shows
July 27: All Ranch – Trail – Western Riding – Reining – Contest Classes Will RUN ONCE for BOTH SHOWS
AUGUST
August 14-15-16
WPQHA Exhibitor Appreciation and Cash Back Show
August 14: AQHA Novice/ Rookie
August 15-16 Four Full AQHA Shows Split/ Combined in Two Days Four Judges
ROOKIE OR NOVICE?
Eligibility for a Rookie-level class depends on both the horse and the rider’s show records:
-For a horse to be eligible to compete in a Rookie-level class, that horse must have earned fewer than 10 lifetime points in that class in any division excluding Level 1 points. (Level 1 points, formerly known as Novice, are not recorded on a horse’s performance record; points are recorded on the exhibitor.)
-For an exhibitor to be eligible to compete in a Rookie-level class, that exhibitor must have earned fewer than 10 lifetime points in that class in any division. (AQHA Rookie)
-Thus, to compete in a Rookie level class, the horse and rider must each have earned fewer than 10 points in that particular class. (Level 1 amateur/youth points are excluded from the horse’s lifetime points.)
Open, amateur, Novice amateur, youth, Novice youth and Rookie-level points all count toward Rookie-level eligibility.