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International
Equine Judges Seminar
Managed by Color Breed Council,
Inc.
www.colorbreedcouncil.com
Judge Seminar & Judge Applicant
School
Double Tree Hotel - Warren Place
- Tulsa, Oklahoma
800-801-1317
Scheduled
Dates:
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ApHC
Carded Judges: |
Judge
Applicants: |
| 2013
- Janaury 30- February
3 |
Janaury
27- Janaury 29 |
| 2014
- Janaury 28- February
2 |
Janaury
26- Janaury 28 |
| 2015
- Janaury 28- February
1 |
Janaury
25- Janaury 27 |
| 2016
- Janaury 27- Janaury
31 |
Janaury
24- Janaury 26 |
| 2017
- February 1- February
5 |
Janaury
29- Janaury 31 |
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What The Seminar Offers
The International Equine Judges
Seminar provides both currently
carded judges and judge applicants
the opportunity to meet the
accreditation requirements of
all the participating associations
at one convenient location.
A carded judge may attend for
as many associations as he/she
is qualified, but need pay only
one seminar fee. Judge applicants
must apply with and pay appropriate
fees separately to each association
with whom they are applying,
as well as meet the individual
requirements of each association.
Each association has its own
requirements to be met before
an invitation to the judge applicant
school will be issued.
Who Can Attend?
This seminar and school is only
open to judges holding cards
in any of the host associations,
or to individuals who have applied
for cards in any of these associations
and received invitations from
the association with whom they
have applied. This seminar and
school is not open to spectators
or exhibitors. The following
are the host associations: Appaloosa
Horse Club, American Paint Horse
Assn., Pinto Horse Assn. of
America, Palomino Horse Breeders
of America, International Buckskin
Horse Assn., Pony of the Americas
Club, American Miniature Horse
Assn., National Snaffle Bit
Assn., USA Equestrian and North
American Saddle Mule Assn. In
addition, the National Reining
Horse Assn. and National Reined
Cow Horse Assn. hosts a judges
school and applicant seminar
in conjunction with the Color
Breed Council seminar.
What Happens At The
Seminar?
Carded judges will attend seminars
on various horse show events
and have the opportunity to
keep updated on trends in the
industry, scoring procedures,
etc. Judges will also have the
opportunity to video judge to
practice their skills and then
hear discussion on why the panel
judges placed the classes they
way they did. Additional educational
sessions may consist of topics
such as animal welfare, legal
bits, round table discussion
on issues that arise at shows,
contract negotiations, etc.
For carded judges, this seminar
serves as an educational opportunity
and is not designed for testing
judges, but for maximizing the
judge's learning experience.
Applicants will video judge,
take a written rulebook test
for the associations they are
applying with, interview with
a panel of judges, and live
judge. This school is designed
to test applicants to determine
whether they are qualified to
become an approved judge.
ApHC Judge Requirements
All ApHC Judges must attend
an ApHC approved judges' seminar
once every three years in order
to retain active judges' status.
No seminar extensions will be
granted to judges who fail to
plan for their three-year requirement.
All judges are required to attend
the two day seminar scheduled
for carded judges. The roping,
cutting and working cow horse
seminars are optional.
Registration Information
All information concerning registration
and the complete schedule will
be forwarded to all carded judges.
If you have any questions or
are interested in attending,
please contact the
ApHC Judges'
Department .
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