1. All classes are judged according to the current APHA Rule Book (PDF).

2. Tack and attire must meet requirements outlined in the APHA Rule Book; illegal equipment is grounds for disqualification. Neat and clean presentation takes precedence over “bling.”

In all Western classes, exhibitor should wear western hat and cowboy boots, a long sleeve collared shirt and pants, ankle length or longer (slacks, trousers, jeans, etc.); shirt, blouse or showmanship type jacket with long sleeves and a collar (band, standup, tuxedo, etc.). A vest accompanied with a long-sleeve shirt or blouse with a collar, and/or a jacket with a shirt that has a collar, is acceptable.  Exhibitors wearing attire that has been deemed inappropriate by the judge will be given no score and their entry will be rolled over to the next E-show.
Optional Western Attire: The use of spurs, chaps, belts, and hard hats are optional.
In all English classes, rider should wear a long sleeved collared shirt and breeches. Breeches are to be of traditional shades of buff, khaki, canary, light grey, or rust (or jodhpurs), with high English boots or paddock (jodhpur) boots of black or brown. Black, navy blue or brown hard hat (with harness if jumping fences at any time on the grounds) is mandatory. Exhibitors wearing attire that has been deemed inappropriate by the judge will be given no score and their entry will be rolled over to the next E-show.
Optional English Attire: Hunt coats of traditional colors such as navy, dark green, grey, black or brown. Maroon and red are improper. A tie or choker. Gloves, half chaps, spurs of the un-rowelled type that are no longer than one inch and crops and bats are optional. Hair must be neat and contained (as in net or braid).

(Please see SC-195: English Attire, SC-200: English Tack, SC-235: Western Attire, and SC-240: Western Tack. )

3. All classes are judged according to the current APHA Rule Book unless otherwise stated. All equipment and attire must be legal, but silver and sequins will not count over a good working outfit. 

4. No crossover in entry from any Walk-Trot class to any loping classes during the same E-Show. Walk-Trot exhibitors may enter any non-loping class they choose. Walk-Only Showmanship may enter any riding classes they choose as long as they do not cross between walk/trot and walk/trot/lope.

5. No crossover in entry from any Ranch class into its corresponding Western Performance or English class  during the same E-Show (i.e. Ranch Cutting and Cutting, Ranch Trail and Trail, Ranch Riding/Ranch Rail Pleasure and Western Pleasure/Hunter Under Saddle, Ranch Reining and Reining).

6. Follow the class’ posted pattern/format and class filming guidelines; failure to do so is grounds for disqualification.

7. Videos must show a continuous shot, and clips may not be edited together.

8. Each video should only include one “entry” for a single class.

9. Video entries must be taped during the posted show dates and submitted by the posted deadline. Failure to do so is grounds for disqualification.

10. Videos must be uploaded to youtube, vimeo, dropbox, google drive, or any video hosting site that allows for a PUBLICLY viewable link to be created. This is how the video will be submitted in your entry form.

11. The judge’s decision is final.

High Point Awards

 Class Payout

All  class entry fees are jackpotted. $10 from each entry fee will go to the purse.

Example: 50 entries in a class= $500 purse.