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2010 Snaffle Bit Futurity

Sept. 20, 2010 - Oct. 3, 2010
Reno, NV


 

Notes:

RV Spaces--contact the Reno Livestock Events Center at 775-688-5751. Please note that these RV spots fill up very early.

Dry Camping (no water or electric) is available at the Snaffle Bit Futurity at $225 for the duration. First come--first served. There is no reservation needed--just go to the Show Office when you get there.

July 1st POSTMARK:
6th Progressive payment ($550)
4th Amateur payment ($300)

August 1st POSTMARK:
7th OPEN Progressive payments ($200)
3rd OPEN Slot payments ($200).
Slot Designation - Your slot needs to be designated either Open or Non Pro and name your horse and rider.
Please fax or send a copy of the horse's registration papers.

August 10th - The Snaffle Bit Futurity draw date

August 25th: Order your stalls for the Snaffle Bit at the price of $200. They will go up to $250 after this date.

The History of the NRCHA Snaffle Bit Futurity

Snaffle Bit Futurity Past Champions

Snaffle Bit Horse Sale by Professional Auction Services Inc.

Forms:

Snaffle Bit Futurity Schedule

Snaffle Bit Futurity Entry Form

Horse Show Entry Form

Snaffle Bit Futurity Terms and Conditions

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Description:
This high-profile event has probably created more fans for reined cow horses than any other single show.

The first Snaffle Bit Futurity was held in 1970 at Cal-Expo in Sacramento and boasted 27 entries. In the following years, the Futurity has become a major spectator event with thousands of fans now making the trip each fall to the Reno Livestock Events Center in Nevada for twelve days of the world's finest cow horse action.

Horses entered in the futurity are 3-year-olds, and are shown in a snaffle bit in three different disciplines - herd work, rein work and cow work. The herd work, or cutting, comes first, followed by the reining pattern in the rein work. The signature cow work, often called fence work, is where the horse holds, or boxes, the cow at the end of the arena, then turns it on the fence and finally circles it both ways in the arena. It's been called :The Greatest Show on Dirt" and the NRCHA Snaffle Bit Futurity is fun for exhibitors and spectators alike. In addition to the 3-year-old snaffle bit competition, the show features all of the NRCHA bridle and hackamore classes, the annual Hall of Fame Banquet, the huge :Best of the West Trade Show," plus the Snaffle Bit Futurity Horse Sale.

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Hotels:
Headquarters Hotel

Silver Legacy
www.silverlegacy.com
1-800-687-8733
$75 (9/14-16, 9/19-22, 9/26-30)
$119 (9/17-18, 10/1-2)
$179 (9/23-25)
Reservation Code: SBF10


Host Hotel

Ramada Reno Hotel and Casino
www.ramadareno.com
775-786-5151
Special rate of $79/night
Reservation Code: CG1273


Host Hotel

John Ascuaga's Nugget
www.janugget.com
800-648-1177
$75 (9/13-16, 9/19-22, 9/26-30)
$125 (9/17 & 9/18, 10/1 & 10/2)
$169 (9/23, 9/24 & 9/25)
Reservation Code: GSNAFL1