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Show Division

 

NOTE:  In order for Points to count, the Mule/Donkey must be "Registered"
and
the owner must be a current Member and the Exhibitor must be a Member
.

   

Life Time Points

 
 

Upcoming/Pending Shows

  1. Oct 18-19, 2024 SC State Fair Donkey and Mule Show Class: A Columbia, SC Butch Watson, Show Manager, 479-644-1930 Dianna Watson, Show Secretary 479-721-3969 Judging: Dawnn Taylor, MN  

 

Show Results


Your Show Results may be found HERE.
 


REMEMBER

In order to accumulate points,
Animal has to be Registered AND the OWNER and EXHIBITOR need to be current members. 
To enter a NASMDA Sanctioned Amateur, Novice Amateur and Silver Amateur classes, you must be a current Amateur member. 
Amateur cards must be renewed annually. 

For questions concerning points contact
Debbie Walkinshaw.
 

Amateur Show Division

 
Amateur Card SampleAn AMATEUR is any rider nineteen years old and older on January 1 of the calendar year of the show who is no longer eligible to show in NASMDA Youth classes, and who has not shown, judged, trained or assisted in training a mule, donkey or horse for remuneration, either directly or indirectly, nor received compensation for instructing another person in riding, driving, training or showing a mule, donkey or horse in competition for the previous five calendar years. An amateur exhibitor may not show, train or assist in the training of a mule or donkey for which their spouse is accepting any form of remuneration, either directly or indirectly for training, assisting in the training or showing of said mule.  Note:  You must possess a NASMDA Amateur Card to show in an Amateur Class, Novice Amateur Class and Silver Amateur Class at a NASMDA Sanctioned Show. Amateur mules must be owned by the Amateur, the Amateur's immediate family or have a completed lease on file. See Section 147 D of the NASMDA rulebook.
 

Youth Show Division

 
NASMA YouthA YOUTH is defined as any rider who is eighteen years or younger on January 1 of the calendar year of the show. A youth must be in control of the animal he/she is handling at all times. The judge should and  will excuse any entry that is not in control of their mule/donkey. No youth may show a jack in any event.
Youth classes may be split:

1. 18 & under
2. 13 & under
3. 14-18
4. 10 & under walk/trot


 

Show Points Calculations

# Entries 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th
1 0          
2 1/2          
3 1          
4-6 2 1        
7-9 3 2 1      
10-12 4 3 2 1    
13-15 5 4 3 2 1  
16+ 6 5 4 3 2 1
Points shown above are for a Level "C". 
For a "B" show, multiply by 2, for an "A" by 3.
 
 
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