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Location: IL | Do you live in the Midwest and want to see more events Paint Barrel Racing Incentive Program approved? I have started a new Facebook page to promote the PBRIP in the Midwest (official name is Midwest PBRIP). Please check it out if you get time! I am also looking for suggestions and any help on getting the ball rolling here in this area. I have been in contact with a handful of producers and I think I have peaked some interest, so I would like to keep forging the way to growing this great program offered by the APHA for us Paint barrel racers! :) Thank you in advance! |
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| I just saw this yesterday and am anxious to see where it goes. How much extra work is it for the producer? I think if you work on educating people you will have better luck with it. APHA makes it kinda confusing and their rules keep changing. I have a three year old that is eligible to be double registered. I think there are more horses eligible than people realize that can be double registered as well. |
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Location: Missouri | I would love to see it. I am Missouri and hit it hard last year. Ended up #1 for the 1-D, #2 over all, and Reserve Senior World Champion. It was a little bit of hauling but the money was really good and the awards were great! I know I will go out of my way to enter in an event with the side pot because of the incentive. |
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Location: IL | ALL FOALS FOALED ON OR AFTER JANUARY 1, 2013 MUST COMPLY WITH ANY OF THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS TO BE ELIGIBLE.
b. ALL Regular registered horses foaled on or after January 1, 2013 will be allowed to participate in PBRIP.
c. ALL Solid Paint-Bred registered horses foaled on or after January 1, 2013 must have at least one Regular Registry Paint Horse in the first generation and at least one Regular Registry Paint Horse in the second generation OR two Regular Registry Paint Horses in the first generation.
**Regular Registry is any horse that is registered as Tobiano, Overo, Tovero.
**Solid Paint-Bred Registry is any horse that is solid in color with minimal or no white.
2. PBRIP Enrollment
In order to participate in any PBRIP side pots a competitor must be a current APHA member and an enrolled participant before or at the time of entry to the relevant PBRIP side pot event.
a. The annual PBRIP enrollment fee will be $35. Enrollment can be purchased at any time during the year. The enrollment will expire one year after fee is paid.
b. The PBRIP side pots at the selected barrel races will be limited to current enrolled PBRIP participants. If not currently enrolled, a competitor may enroll at the time of entry and become eligible to compete in PBRIP side pot events.
c. Enrollment fees collected shall be used for added money to PBRIP side pots at selected barrels races within the discretion of PBRIP and/or APHA, less 15% advertising and administration. PBRIP side pot added money will only be available at races designated and authorized by APHA and/or PBRIP.
Hope this clarifies rules a little. This is directly from the PBRIP site, so if you have more detailed questions or do not see an answer here, just let me know :) Glad to help in any way possible. I am excited about this great opportunity APHA has offered us Paint crazy barrel racers! They're offering some really great awards as well as lots of cash! Exciting stuff :) |
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Location: IL | Melinda, How far are you from Delevan, IL? I am working on getting a few shows approved there.
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Location: IL | Sparky, here is the link to for producer information, I think they have simplified the process and are still improving it. Any suggestions/comments/concerns are appreciated :)
http://apha.com/docs/default-source/pbrip-doc/pbrip-guidelines.pdf?... |
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Location: IL | Also, BIG congrats to you Melinda!!!! What a dream come true! Hope to meet you down the road one of these days! I cannot wait to get back to the World Show myself! |
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Location: Texas | Kizzy_177 - 2016-03-26 10:58 AM ALL FOALS FOALED ON OR AFTER JANUARY 1, 2013 MUST COMPLY WITH ANY OF THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS TO BE ELIGIBLE. b. ALL Regular registered horses foaled on or after January 1, 2013 will be allowed to participate in PBRIP. c. ALL Solid Paint-Bred registered horses foaled on or after January 1, 2013 must have at least one Regular Registry Paint Horse in the first generation and at least one Regular Registry Paint Horse in the second generation OR two Regular Registry Paint Horses in the first generation. **Regular Registry is any horse that is registered as Tobiano, Overo, Tovero. **Solid Paint-Bred Registry is any horse that is solid in color with minimal or no white. 2. PBRIP Enrollment In order to participate in any PBRIP side pots a competitor must be a current APHA member and an enrolled participant before or at the time of entry to the relevant PBRIP side pot event. a. The annual PBRIP enrollment fee will be $35. Enrollment can be purchased at any time during the year. The enrollment will expire one year after fee is paid. b. The PBRIP side pots at the selected barrel races will be limited to current enrolled PBRIP participants. If not currently enrolled, a competitor may enroll at the time of entry and become eligible to compete in PBRIP side pot events. c. Enrollment fees collected shall be used for added money to PBRIP side pots at selected barrels races within the discretion of PBRIP and/or APHA, less 15% advertising and administration. PBRIP side pot added money will only be available at races designated and authorized by APHA and/or PBRIP. Hope this clarifies rules a little. This is directly from the PBRIP site, so if you have more detailed questions or do not see an answer here, just let me know :) Glad to help in any way possible. I am excited about this great opportunity APHA has offered us Paint crazy barrel racers! They're offering some really great awards as well as lots of cash! Exciting stuff :)
Rule changed as of Jan. 1st 2016....ANY APHA register horse is eligible. No longer required to have 1 colored parent. I called APHA a couple of weeks ago to confirm. Also stated here: http://apha.com/pbrip |
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| tracies - 2016-03-26 12:43 PM
Kizzy_177 - 2016-03-26 10:58 AM ALL FOALS FOALED ON OR AFTER JANUARY 1, 2013 MUST COMPLY WITH ANY OF THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS TO BE ELIGIBLE. b. ALL Regular registered horses foaled on or after January 1, 2013 will be allowed to participate in PBRIP. c. ALL Solid Paint-Bred registered horses foaled on or after January 1, 2013 must have at least one Regular Registry Paint Horse in the first generation and at least one Regular Registry Paint Horse in the second generation OR two Regular Registry Paint Horses in the first generation. **Regular Registry is any horse that is registered as Tobiano, Overo, Tovero. **Solid Paint-Bred Registry is any horse that is solid in color with minimal or no white. 2. PBRIP Enrollment In order to participate in any PBRIP side pots a competitor must be a current APHA member and an enrolled participant before or at the time of entry to the relevant PBRIP side pot event. a. The annual PBRIP enrollment fee will be $35. Enrollment can be purchased at any time during the year. The enrollment will expire one year after fee is paid. b. The PBRIP side pots at the selected barrel races will be limited to current enrolled PBRIP participants. If not currently enrolled, a competitor may enroll at the time of entry and become eligible to compete in PBRIP side pot events. c. Enrollment fees collected shall be used for added money to PBRIP side pots at selected barrels races within the discretion of PBRIP and/or APHA, less 15% advertising and administration. PBRIP side pot added money will only be available at races designated and authorized by APHA and/or PBRIP. Hope this clarifies rules a little. This is directly from the PBRIP site, so if you have more detailed questions or do not see an answer here, just let me know :) Glad to help in any way possible. I am excited about this great opportunity APHA has offered us Paint crazy barrel racers! They're offering some really great awards as well as lots of cash! Exciting stuff :)
Rule changed as of Jan. 1st 2016....ANY APHA register horse is eligible. No longer required to have 1 colored parent. I called APHA a couple of weeks ago to confirm. Also stated here: http://apha.com/pbrip
wow, that'll be nice. We are breeding our solid APHA mare to an AQHA stud, so we were not even thinking about the PBRIP, but its awesome that the foal will be eligible to do it. Hopefully in 5 years it'll be bigger in our area. |
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| Be cautious and forewarned on getting APHA involved in your barrel racing
events. They have screwed paint racing on the track so badly the tracks can't
make a field of 10 horses which reduces the purses for those races and affects
the amount for future races ..
APHA will not hold fast to any set of rules and as a former breeder of paint horses you breed for one set of rules and by the time your foal is old enough
to compete ... new rules omit the foal from being able to enter the races.
Look what has happened to the Appy association and their poor owners ...
with constant rule changes and color inuendos it has destroyed itself ..
and be aware ... the previous and the current executive secretary of APHA
came from ApHC and have been doing their best to destroy APHA ...
Your barrel associations and producers have done a wonderful job on rules and highly skilled producers making shows run smoothly and i hate to see
APHA messing with your barrel associations ....
Look at your cost and benefits and how far the distance is to any PBRIP
events ... it is a good money maker for APHA ...
http://apha.com/pbrip#
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Location: Missouri | Thanks for what you are doing to make this program even better!
I hope to finally enter this year!!! I keep reading all these teasers and my dang pony won't get his act together!  I'm gonna enter, even if we trot! 
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Location: Missouri | mlh0972 - 2016-03-25 1:32 PM I would love to see it. I am Missouri and hit it hard last year. Ended up #1 for the 1-D, #2 over all, and Reserve Senior World Champion. It was a little bit of hauling but the money was really good and the awards were great! I know I will go out of my way to enter in an event with the side pot because of the incentive.
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Location: IL | FlyingHigh1454 - 2016-03-26 1:30 PM
tracies - 2016-03-26 12:43 PM
Kizzy_177 - 2016-03-26 10:58 AM ALL FOALS FOALED ON OR AFTER JANUARY 1, 2013 MUST COMPLY WITH ANY OF THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS TO BE ELIGIBLE. b. ALL Regular registered horses foaled on or after January 1, 2013 will be allowed to participate in PBRIP. c. ALL Solid Paint-Bred registered horses foaled on or after January 1, 2013 must have at least one Regular Registry Paint Horse in the first generation and at least one Regular Registry Paint Horse in the second generation OR two Regular Registry Paint Horses in the first generation. **Regular Registry is any horse that is registered as Tobiano, Overo, Tovero. **Solid Paint-Bred Registry is any horse that is solid in color with minimal or no white. 2. PBRIP Enrollment In order to participate in any PBRIP side pots a competitor must be a current APHA member and an enrolled participant before or at the time of entry to the relevant PBRIP side pot event. a. The annual PBRIP enrollment fee will be $35. Enrollment can be purchased at any time during the year. The enrollment will expire one year after fee is paid. b. The PBRIP side pots at the selected barrel races will be limited to current enrolled PBRIP participants. If not currently enrolled, a competitor may enroll at the time of entry and become eligible to compete in PBRIP side pot events. c. Enrollment fees collected shall be used for added money to PBRIP side pots at selected barrels races within the discretion of PBRIP and/or APHA, less 15% advertising and administration. PBRIP side pot added money will only be available at races designated and authorized by APHA and/or PBRIP. Hope this clarifies rules a little. This is directly from the PBRIP site, so if you have more detailed questions or do not see an answer here, just let me know :) Glad to help in any way possible. I am excited about this great opportunity APHA has offered us Paint crazy barrel racers! They're offering some really great awards as well as lots of cash! Exciting stuff :)
Rule changed as of Jan. 1st 2016....ANY APHA register horse is eligible. No longer required to have 1 colored parent. I called APHA a couple of weeks ago to confirm. Also stated here: http://apha.com/pbrip
wow, that'll be nice. We are breeding our solid APHA mare to an AQHA stud, so we were not even thinking about the PBRIP, but its awesome that the foal will be eligible to do it. Hopefully in 5 years it'll be bigger in our area.
I don't know how I missed that! I must have been looking at a download that has not been updated yet. Thank you for clarifying for everyone :) |
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Location: IL | just4fun - 2016-03-26 3:31 PM
Thanks for what you are doing to make this program even better!
I hope to finally enter this year!!! I keep reading all these teasers and my dang pony won't get his act together! I'm gonna enter, even if we trot!
Happy to help! I am extremely passionate about paint horses and barrel racing, I am so happy they have brought the two together!
As far as competing, my mare needs to get her act together as well, but I am looking forward to entering too! |
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Location: Missouri | Illinois is a bit far, I am closer to Kansas, Iowa, and Nebraska. I would just be happy with more races in general and then possibly regions and then having a region finals and so on. I thoroughly enjoyed my year of racing with APHA and definitely made my money back at every race I placed at. It's a great program and I am SUPER happy it got started. |
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Location: SE KS | Kizzy_177 - 2016-03-27 7:59 PM
FlyingHigh1454 - 2016-03-26 1:30 PM
tracies - 2016-03-26 12:43 PM
Kizzy_177 - 2016-03-26 10:58 AM ALL FOALS FOALED ON OR AFTER JANUARY 1, 2013 MUST COMPLY WITH ANY OF THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS TO BE ELIGIBLE. b. ALL Regular registered horses foaled on or after January 1, 2013 will be allowed to participate in PBRIP. c. ALL Solid Paint-Bred registered horses foaled on or after January 1, 2013 must have at least one Regular Registry Paint Horse in the first generation and at least one Regular Registry Paint Horse in the second generation OR two Regular Registry Paint Horses in the first generation. **Regular Registry is any horse that is registered as Tobiano, Overo, Tovero. **Solid Paint-Bred Registry is any horse that is solid in color with minimal or no white. 2. PBRIP Enrollment In order to participate in any PBRIP side pots a competitor must be a current APHA member and an enrolled participant before or at the time of entry to the relevant PBRIP side pot event. a. The annual PBRIP enrollment fee will be $35. Enrollment can be purchased at any time during the year. The enrollment will expire one year after fee is paid. b. The PBRIP side pots at the selected barrel races will be limited to current enrolled PBRIP participants. If not currently enrolled, a competitor may enroll at the time of entry and become eligible to compete in PBRIP side pot events. c. Enrollment fees collected shall be used for added money to PBRIP side pots at selected barrels races within the discretion of PBRIP and/or APHA, less 15% advertising and administration. PBRIP side pot added money will only be available at races designated and authorized by APHA and/or PBRIP. Hope this clarifies rules a little. This is directly from the PBRIP site, so if you have more detailed questions or do not see an answer here, just let me know :) Glad to help in any way possible. I am excited about this great opportunity APHA has offered us Paint crazy barrel racers! They're offering some really great awards as well as lots of cash! Exciting stuff :)
Rule changed as of Jan. 1st 2016....ANY APHA register horse is eligible. No longer required to have 1 colored parent. I called APHA a couple of weeks ago to confirm. Also stated here: http://apha.com/pbrip
wow, that'll be nice. We are breeding our solid APHA mare to an AQHA stud, so we were not even thinking about the PBRIP, but its awesome that the foal will be eligible to do it. Hopefully in 5 years it'll be bigger in our area.
I don't know how I missed that! I must have been looking at a download that has not been updated yet. Thank you for clarifying for everyone : )
FYI: UNLESS IT'S CHANGED, The horse entered must be registered in only the competitors name ONLY.
OR if anyone knows this has been changed, please update me!!!
My horse is registered in mine & my husbands name, PBRIP wanted his papers transferred into just my name, another $15 after the initial $35. I was not prepared to do that bc there weren't a lot PBRIP side pots to enter. |
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Location: IL | I am hoping to get to Iowa and Nebraska this year, so maybe I can catch up with you there. Good luck this year though! Sounds like you might be on to something with that regional stuff, that is kind of what I was thinking as well! Dream big! :) |
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Location: IL | lhighquality - 2016-03-28 9:37 AM
Kizzy_177 - 2016-03-27 7:59 PM
FlyingHigh1454 - 2016-03-26 1:30 PM
tracies - 2016-03-26 12:43 PM
Kizzy_177 - 2016-03-26 10:58 AM ALL FOALS FOALED ON OR AFTER JANUARY 1, 2013 MUST COMPLY WITH ANY OF THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS TO BE ELIGIBLE. b. ALL Regular registered horses foaled on or after January 1, 2013 will be allowed to participate in PBRIP. c. ALL Solid Paint-Bred registered horses foaled on or after January 1, 2013 must have at least one Regular Registry Paint Horse in the first generation and at least one Regular Registry Paint Horse in the second generation OR two Regular Registry Paint Horses in the first generation. **Regular Registry is any horse that is registered as Tobiano, Overo, Tovero. **Solid Paint-Bred Registry is any horse that is solid in color with minimal or no white. 2. PBRIP Enrollment In order to participate in any PBRIP side pots a competitor must be a current APHA member and an enrolled participant before or at the time of entry to the relevant PBRIP side pot event. a. The annual PBRIP enrollment fee will be $35. Enrollment can be purchased at any time during the year. The enrollment will expire one year after fee is paid. b. The PBRIP side pots at the selected barrel races will be limited to current enrolled PBRIP participants. If not currently enrolled, a competitor may enroll at the time of entry and become eligible to compete in PBRIP side pot events. c. Enrollment fees collected shall be used for added money to PBRIP side pots at selected barrels races within the discretion of PBRIP and/or APHA, less 15% advertising and administration. PBRIP side pot added money will only be available at races designated and authorized by APHA and/or PBRIP. Hope this clarifies rules a little. This is directly from the PBRIP site, so if you have more detailed questions or do not see an answer here, just let me know :) Glad to help in any way possible. I am excited about this great opportunity APHA has offered us Paint crazy barrel racers! They're offering some really great awards as well as lots of cash! Exciting stuff :)
Rule changed as of Jan. 1st 2016....ANY APHA register horse is eligible. No longer required to have 1 colored parent. I called APHA a couple of weeks ago to confirm. Also stated here: http://apha.com/pbrip
wow, that'll be nice. We are breeding our solid APHA mare to an AQHA stud, so we were not even thinking about the PBRIP, but its awesome that the foal will be eligible to do it. Hopefully in 5 years it'll be bigger in our area.
I don't know how I missed that! I must have been looking at a download that has not been updated yet. Thank you for clarifying for everyone : )
FYI: UNLESS IT'S CHANGED, The horse entered must be registered in only the competitors name ONLY.
OR if anyone knows this has been changed, please update me!!!
My horse is registered in mine & my husbands name, PBRIP wanted his papers transferred into just my name, another $15 after the initial $35. I was not prepared to do that bc there weren't a lot PBRIP side pots to enter.
As far as I understand, this is the case for any horse competing at any APHA event. This is new as of January 1, 2016 I think? Unless I am understanding this incorrectly. I guess I should clarify again with Karen Utecht at APHA. Here is her email if you need it also, kutecht@apha.com
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Location: IL | This information might help folks who are interested as well:
The horse has to be enrolled in PBRIP ($35 per year) and the recorded owner of the horse must be a current APHA member.
The rider (if different than the recorded owner of the horse) must also have a current APHA membership.
In the case of a trainer - the owner of the horse and the trainer must both have individual APHA memberships. |
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Location: IL | Ok, just to clarify everything a little more, I will provide this information:
In the PBRIP program – we do not care who rides the horse as long as they are current APHA members and the recorded owner is a current APHA member and the horse is enrolled in PBRIP. Effective January 1, 2016 the membership rule changed – the joint membership as the recorded owner does not work for the rider/exhibitor showing the horse – the rider must have an individual membership – so the joint owner of the horse (if owned jointly) must carry a membership and the rider must carry an individual membership (even though the rider’s name is listed as a joint member).
If you are showing at APHA shows – it does matter how the horse is registered and what names are listed as owners - but as far as PBRIP events anyone can ride as long as they meet the requirements above….
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Location: Midwest | Kizzy_177 - 2016-04-06 4:20 PM Ok, just to clarify everything a little more, I will provide this information: In the PBRIP program – we do not care who rides the horse as long as they are current APHA members and the recorded owner is a current APHA member and the horse is enrolled in PBRIP. Effective January 1, 2016 the membership rule changed – the joint membership as the recorded owner does not work for the rider/exhibitor showing the horse – the rider must have an individual membership – so the joint owner of the horse (if owned jointly) must carry a membership and the rider must carry an individual membership (even though the rider’s name is listed as a joint member). If you are showing at APHA shows – it does matter how the horse is registered and what names are listed as owners - but as far as PBRIP events anyone can ride as long as they meet the requirements above…. I promise I will stop clarifying everything now haha
So a joint member would also need to pay for an additional individual membership to qualify for pbrip points? |
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Location: SE KS | barrelracr131 - 2016-04-06 7:21 PM
Kizzy_177 - 2016-04-06 4:20 PM Ok, just to clarify everything a little more, I will provide this information: In the PBRIP program – we do not care who rides the horse as long as they are current APHA members and the recorded owner is a current APHA member and the horse is enrolled in PBRIP. Effective January 1, 2016 the membership rule changed – the joint membership as the recorded owner does not work for the rider/exhibitor showing the horse – the rider must have an individual membership – so the joint owner of the horse (if owned jointly) must carry a membership and the rider must carry an individual membership (even though the rider’s name is listed as a joint member). If you are showing at APHA shows – it does matter how the horse is registered and what names are listed as owners - but as far as PBRIP events anyone can ride as long as they meet the requirements above…. I promise I will stop clarifying everything now haha
So a joint member would also need to pay for an additional individual membership to qualify for pbrip points?
Last I knew yes, or get it transferred just to your name.
Also check on the registration papers of your horse, (last I knew!!!) horse had to be registered in just owner competing's name!!! |
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Location: somewhere up north | barrelracr131 - 2016-04-06 7:21 PM Kizzy_177 - 2016-04-06 4:20 PM Ok, just to clarify everything a little more, I will provide this information: In the PBRIP program – we do not care who rides the horse as long as they are current APHA members and the recorded owner is a current APHA member and the horse is enrolled in PBRIP. Effective January 1, 2016 the membership rule changed – the joint membership as the recorded owner does not work for the rider/exhibitor showing the horse – the rider must have an individual membership – so the joint owner of the horse (if owned jointly) must carry a membership and the rider must carry an individual membership (even though the rider’s name is listed as a joint member). If you are showing at APHA shows – it does matter how the horse is registered and what names are listed as owners - but as far as PBRIP events anyone can ride as long as they meet the requirements above…. I promise I will stop clarifying everything now haha So a joint member would also need to pay for an additional individual membership to qualify for pbrip points?
This is stupid and makes me mad. My husband and I have a membership under our farm name (Lazy Ear Performance Horses). I am not giving APHA more money to have individual memberships so I can run my paint horse (that I already have in our name) more money to run one sidepot event up here. |
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Location: MD | lhighquality - 2016-04-07 2:31 PM
barrelracr131 - 2016-04-06 7:21 PM
Kizzy_177 - 2016-04-06 4:20 PM Ok, just to clarify everything a little more, I will provide this information: In the PBRIP program – we do not care who rides the horse as long as they are current APHA members and the recorded owner is a current APHA member and the horse is enrolled in PBRIP. Effective January 1, 2016 the membership rule changed – the joint membership as the recorded owner does not work for the rider/exhibitor showing the horse – the rider must have an individual membership – so the joint owner of the horse (if owned jointly) must carry a membership and the rider must carry an individual membership (even though the rider’s name is listed as a joint member). If you are showing at APHA shows – it does matter how the horse is registered and what names are listed as owners - but as far as PBRIP events anyone can ride as long as they meet the requirements above…. I promise I will stop clarifying everything now haha
So a joint member would also need to pay for an additional individual membership to qualify for pbrip points?
Last I knew yes, or get it transferred just to your name.
Also check on the registration papers of your horse, (last I knew!!! ) horse had to be registered in just owner competing's name!!!
No. PBRIP just requires that owner and rider both have APHA memberships. |
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Location: IL | chasincansMN - 2016-04-07 7:59 PM
barrelracr131 - 2016-04-06 7:21 PM Kizzy_177 - 2016-04-06 4:20 PM Ok, just to clarify everything a little more, I will provide this information: In the PBRIP program – we do not care who rides the horse as long as they are current APHA members and the recorded owner is a current APHA member and the horse is enrolled in PBRIP. Effective January 1, 2016 the membership rule changed – the joint membership as the recorded owner does not work for the rider/exhibitor showing the horse – the rider must have an individual membership – so the joint owner of the horse (if owned jointly) must carry a membership and the rider must carry an individual membership (even though the rider’s name is listed as a joint member). If you are showing at APHA shows – it does matter how the horse is registered and what names are listed as owners - but as far as PBRIP events anyone can ride as long as they meet the requirements above…. I promise I will stop clarifying everything now haha So a joint member would also need to pay for an additional individual membership to qualify for pbrip points?
I understand your frustration, but hope you will consider participating eventually. I am in the process of recruiting more producers, and hope to really grow the PBRIP in this area. I realize these things tend to have a slow start and people are skeptical, but I feel once people start participating we can get more events approved and therefore the Midwest folks will be in the running for year-end awards (saddles, money, tack, etc.). They are offering year end awards for the Top 8 in each division and if you look at the points over the last few years you will see there are few high point earners, so after attending a few events and doing well, you could be in the running.
Anyways, I realize most people do not care about year-end awards, but my main goal is to get events in the Midwest approved for the people that do. As well as offer incentives to people who choose to run Paint horses. This program is only going to help the association and the Paint industry as a whole I feel. It is also a marketing tool for people like you who are raising (I assume) Paint horses. And after getting the program fully established, maybe these fees will change, but for now, being that I am passionate about Paint horses and barrel racing, I am going to give this program all the support I can.
I hope other folks feel the same way, or I hope I can at least encourage people to participate while the APHA generously offers/supports this program. |
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Location: SE KS | WrapSnap - 2016-04-08 12:26 AM
lhighquality - 2016-04-07 2:31 PM
barrelracr131 - 2016-04-06 7:21 PM
Kizzy_177 - 2016-04-06 4:20 PM Ok, just to clarify everything a little more, I will provide this information: In the PBRIP program – we do not care who rides the horse as long as they are current APHA members and the recorded owner is a current APHA member and the horse is enrolled in PBRIP. Effective January 1, 2016 the membership rule changed – the joint membership as the recorded owner does not work for the rider/exhibitor showing the horse – the rider must have an individual membership – so the joint owner of the horse (if owned jointly) must carry a membership and the rider must carry an individual membership (even though the rider’s name is listed as a joint member). If you are showing at APHA shows – it does matter how the horse is registered and what names are listed as owners - but as far as PBRIP events anyone can ride as long as they meet the requirements above…. I promise I will stop clarifying everything now haha
So a joint member would also need to pay for an additional individual membership to qualify for pbrip points?
Last I knew yes, or get it transferred just to your name.
Also check on the registration papers of your horse, (last I knew!!! ) horse had to be registered in just owner competing's name!!!
No. PBRIP just requires that owner and rider both have APHA memberships.
The Registered owner of the horse must be the "owner" of the APHA membership. & PBRIP membership.
Example:
My horse is registered in my husband & I's name, current membership is in my name, to enter PBRIP, horses papers must be transferred to my name only to be eligible to compete in PBRIP!!! |
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