The event will be held at Helmut and Dennis Schulz’s beautiful facility in Wiener Neustadt, about one hour south of Vienna. This facility is one of the finest and most renowned in Austria for offering excellent conditions for Reining. It also hosts Austria’s biggest reining shows, including the 2011 FEI European Reining Championships, July 26-30.
The Austrian Futurity & Derby is open to all horses. The three-year-old open futurity offers three divisions. In the level 4 open three-year-old class, a guaranteed purse of $ 10,000 is planned for the champion. In the non pro, there are two divisions. The same applies to the derby for four-year-old horses, where the level 4 open offers a total purse of $ 12,000. All classes are NRHA approved. Besides the futurity, there will once more be an ancillary show offering a total purse of another $20,000. The first deadline for entries is May 31st.
Futurity
$25,000-added Level 4 Open
$10,000-added Level 3 Open
$5,000-added Level 2 Open
$7,000-added Level 4 Non Pro
$3,000-added Level 2 Non Pro
Three-year-old futurity = Snaffle Bit classes
Derby
$12,000 added Level 4 Open
$6,000 added Level 3 Open
$2,000 added Level 2 Open
$7,000 added Level 4 Non Pro
$3,000 added Level 2 Non Pro
Four-year-old derby = Open one-handed on Bit, Non Pro Snaffle Bit or Bit
$20,000 NRHA Ancillary Show
$10,000 Open
$5,000 Non Pro
$1,000 Limited Open
$2,000 Intermediate Open
$500 Intermediate Non Pro
$500 Limited Non Pro
$500 Novice Horse Open
$500 Novice Horse Non Pro
For further information please contact: phone +43-2238/8484 or +43-664/3005240, Fax +43-2238/8545, office@nrha.at, nrha.at
Photos: 2010 Austrian Futurity Level 4 Open Champion Bernard Fonck aboard Ruf Footwork (three-year-old). By Christian Kellner, CK Photo Graphics
The National Reining Horse Association is not responsible for information contained in this posting. Please contact the author or submitting organization for further information, requests, or questions.
source: http://www.nrha.com/
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