NCHA SHOW ENTRY FORM

    SUBMITTER IDENTIFICATION
    ENTRY IDENTIFICATION (HORSE 1)
    ENTRY IDENTIFICATION (HORSE 2)
    Please make sure you are a current CCC and NCHA member - if you are not, please complete and bring your membership forms to the show. Forms can be found on our FORMS page.

    Please bring a copy of your horse's registration papers to the show per NCHA requirements. Our shows are approved with the NCHA Challenger Series program.

2018 Show Schedule

LL DATES TENTATIVE PENDING WEATHER

March 18th - CCC Challenger Series Show
March 23rd-25th  - CCC NCHA Show
April 22nd - CCC Challenger Series Show
May 20th - CCC Challenger Series Show
June 24th - CCC Challenger Series Show
July 22nd - CCC Challenger Series Show
August 19th - CCC Challenger Series Show
September 23rd - CCC Challenger Series Show
October 21st - CCC Challenger Series Show

October 27th - CCC Banquet

Friendly Reminder

Entries are due the Wednesday prior to the show date by 9:00 pm. Please submit them using our Online Entry Form below, email secretary Debra Robbins at cut3rope2@gmail.com or call (530)701-0824

We do a Pen Rotation at our shows based on number of entries. We will start in one pen, then prep and settle the second pen as the time nears to save on settle time for the long days. Please follow the CCC Facebook Page for the most current updates for day of show.

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the Show Secretary or one of our CCC Board Members, their contact info can be found on our Directors & Rules Page.

Show Date:
Start Time:

Entries due by:
CLASS ORDER
Jackpot Amt
Cattle/
Office
Fresh Cattle
# of Works
Fresh Cattle Practice
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150
3
-
Open
25
140
2
-
Non Pro
25
140
2
-
50K Amateur
25
140
2
-
15K Amateur
25
70
Re-run
-
25k Novice
25
140
2
-
25k NH Non Pro
25
140
2
-
Youth
25
45
Re-run
-
35K Non Pro
25
70
Re-run
-
5K Novice
25
140
2
-
5k NH Non Pro
25
140
2
-
2K Limit
25
70
Re-run
-
Ranch Class
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70
Re-run
-

Rules

  • You must sign a release, be a member and settle your account prior to showing your horse (you may leave a blank check with the show secretary to settle account). Both owners and riders must be current members of CCC to compete. To comply with CCC insurance requirements anyone riding or showing a horse on the show grounds must be a member.
  • Contestants are responsible for determining the eligibility of themselves and their horses to enter any class. Eligibility is based upon rider's and/or horse's LTE. Any points and/or monies earned by an ineligible horse or rider will automatically be revoked. Monies won in events restricted by age (futurities, derbies, maturities, etc.) shall NOT be counted when determining eligibility.
  • Must show in a minimum of 5 shows to qualify for year end awards. The point system will be used to determine year end awards. In the event of a tie for year end awards, the rider/horse that has attended the most shows will receive the award. If they have attended the same number of shows, the tie will be broken by rider/horse with the most money earned throughout the current club show year. If a tie still remains, then there will be a coin flip to break the tie.
  • Entries are due the Wednesday before the show, we order cattle on Thursday. Once a horse is in the draw, no money will be refunded. If a horse is scratched before the draw, you will be charged a cattle fee for each class scratched. If you enter after the dead line and the cattle have been ordered you will be added last in the draw.
  • Show management reserves the right to cancel any class in which three or less horses are entered. Small classes may be combined with another class and cattle from that class added to make a sizeable herd.
  • There will be a $25.00 fee for changes made by rider/owner on the day of the show, if the class is already drawn you will be last in the herd.
OPEN
Anyone can ride; a person can ride two horses.
NON PRO
No trainers. Rider must own horse. May only enter one horse.
50K AMATEUR
Open to any amateurs who have not won over $50,000 as of Jan 1 of that year.
25K NOVICE
Anyone can ride; a person can ride two horses. Horse must not have won over $25,000.
15K AMATEUR
Open to any amateurs who have not won over $15,000 as of Jan 1 of that year.
JUNIOR YOUTH
Must be 13 years of age or younger at the beginning of the CCC calendar year. If you are 14 before the first show you must go in the Sr. youth. May show any horse.
*(please check with secretary regarding rules for NCHA shows)
SENIOR YOUTH
Must be 14-18 years of age at the beginning of CCC's calendar year. If you turn 19 before the first show you cannot show in the Sr. youth. May show any horse. *(please check with secretary regarding rules for NCHA shows)
35K NON PRO
Non Pro rider must own horse; rider must not have won over $35,000 as of January 1 of that year.
25K NOVICE NON PRO
Non Pro rider must own horse; horse must not have won over $25,000.
5K NOVICE
Anyone can ride; a person can ride two horses. Horse must not have won over $5,000.
5K NOVICE NON PRO
Non Pro rider must own horse; horse must not have won over $5,000.
2K LIMIT RIDER
Any rider having lifetime earnings of less than $2,000 at the beginning of the point year. Any horse may be ridden.
RANCH CLASS
The rider can show with one hand in the bridle or use both hands with a snaffle. The horse must never have been shown in a cutting class (one-handed and down). A horse or rider may NOT have won more than $250 in NCHA or NRCHA money. The horse must be reined in the class. Rider does not have to own the horse. No professional trainers in the discipline of NCHA or NRCHA may compete in the class.
Contestants are responsible for determining the eligibility of themselves and their horses to enter any class. Eligibility is based upon points/dollars earned at NCHA cuttings. Monies won in Limited Aged Events (events restricted by age such as futurities, derbies, maturities, etc.) shall NOT be counted when determining eligibility.

NCHA Challenger Standings Based On Points

NCHA will establish Regional Top 15 Standings for the new Challenger shows. The Challenger Standings will be based strictly on points, rather than money eared. However, money won at Challenger Shows will count toward lifetime earnings, rider and horse eligibility and achievement awards.

Points awarded for any Challenger Show class will be based on the number of entries, with one point for every two entries, to a maximum of 10 points. No half-points will be awarded. If there is an odd number of entries, points will be rounded up. So placings in a 20-horse class, would be awarded as follows: 1st = 10 pts., 2nd = 9 pts. and down to 1 pt. for 10th place. All entries that mark a score of at least 60 will receive at least one point, which will help encourage ongoing participation. So in this example, places 11-20 would each receive one point. In the case of ties, each entry will receive the points awarded to the highest tied placing, with the normal points going to any contestants following the tie. This is similar to the way points are currently awarded in Youth classes at Championship Shows.

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