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2008 Ride Results
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DIRECTIONS: CVNP
is 3 miles from intersection of I-77
and I-271. Use I-77 exit No. 143,
turn left and proceed downhill to
stop sign (Everett, OH Park Headquarters
is across street). Turn right and
go past Indigo Lake to Howe Meadow.
You will come to the Big Rig entrance
first. Large goosenecks should use
this entrance. Second entrance is
about 100 feet farther down the road.
CAMPING: $10 for
the weekend plus a $20 refundable
cleanup fee; either primitive or with
electrical hookups (might be extra).
NOTE: Shaded area between barn and
railroad used in prior years is unavailable
due to the Farmer’s Market on Saturday.
As a result, the Big Rig entrance
will be closed Saturday morning to
traffic. Hay and manure is required
to be cleaned up and placed in dumpsters.
Please bring your own equipment for
cleanup.
WATER: is available
for horses. Bring your own human water.
MEALS:
Dinner on Saturday provided for riders;
additional Sat. dinners available
for $7 each. Breakfast items are not
available. There are stores and restaurants
close by.
ALCOHOL:
is prohibited in the National Park.
DOGS:
must be restrained at all times.
TRAIL CONDITIONS:
The Course: Moderate.
50 miles. Will consist of several loops.
You will never be more than a few miles
from base camp. Tread:
Moderate; mostly dirt, some gravel
and sand with several creek crossings.
Many horses go barefoot on this course.
There will be several monitored paved
road crossings.
Elevation
gain and loss: will vary
250 feet several times over the course.
Temperature:
It should average in the
low 70s during the day and 50s at
night, but be prepared for extremes.
Humidity:
from 40% to 90%
Precipitation:
Rain is possible and will make the
dirt/clay trail slick.
Vet Checks:
One vet check away from base camp,
the other in base camp. Trail maps
will be available on site.
QUALIFICATIONS:
- The horse must
be registered with the ApHC in the
following categories: regular (#
prefix); or, if a non-characteristic
Appaloosa, enrolled in the CPO program
(CN prefix) or have been issued
a Performance Permit.
- Horse must be at
least five (5) years of age on date
of ride.
- The rider must
be a current 2009 ApHC member in
good standing.
- The horse must
be currently enrolled in the ApHC
Distance Program.
- Both the horse
and rider must have completed 100
lifetime distance miles. Mileage
does not have to be earned by the
same horse/rider team entering.
The 100 distance miles can be accumulated
from endurance and/or competitive
trail rides of 25 miles or longer.
However 50 of those miles must have
been earned on a successfully-completed
50-mile endurance ride.
- Horses and riders
must be qualified no later than
September 18, 2009.
- Riders age 16 &
under are not required to qualify
but must ride with an adult sponsor
REGISTRATION/ENROLLMENT:
Equine Health Certificate
required as well as original current
negative Coggins papers dated within
12 months.
Participants must register with both
the Cracked OAATS Crunch Ride organizers
and the ApHC.
FEES:
1. Appaloosa
Horse Club ride enrollment fee:
- $45 if entry
form and fee are received before
Sept. 12
- $70 if entry
form and fee are received Sept.
13–Sept 19
- Registration
deadline: Sept 19, 2009
- See below for
link to ApHC ride entry form
2. Cracked
OAATS Crunch Ride enrollment fee:
- Adult: $90
- Junior: $55
- Late fee (after
9-12-09): $10
- Contact OAATS
Ride Manager Cheryl Fenton for
entry forms and fee payment (see
below).
- Click http://www.oaats.org/
to view the OAATS website and
Cracked OAATS Crunch ride flyer.
AWARDS:
- The first Appaloosa
to successfully complete the ride
will be titled the ApHC National
Champion and will receive a championship
trophy and a gift certificate from
Schneider's. There will not be separate
weight divisions.
- The George Hatley
Cup (a perpetual trophy) will be
awarded to the horse, judged by
the ride veterinarian, to be in
the best condition at the end of
the race. Only the first 10 Appaloosas
will be considered for the best
condition award and they must successfully
complete the ride within 2 hours
from the time the first Appaloosa
crosses the finish line. Any horse
that comes in after the two-hour
time limit will not be considered
for the Best Condition award. The
George Hatley Cup is a perpetual
trophy that the award winner will
keep for a one-year period. The
name of the horse earning the award
will be added to the trophy.
- Ribbons are awarded
to the top ten finishers.
- A belt buckle will
be awarded to the first youth rider
to successfully complete the ride.
For more information:
Cheryl Fenton, Ride
Manager for Cracked OAATS Crunch
740. 967. 3709
740. 485. 2386
(cell)
fenton2@voyager.net
OAATS website and
ride flyer: http://www.oaats.org/
Kevin Pullen
Trail & Distance Coordinator
Appaloosa Horse
Club
208.882.5578 ext. 221
trailrides@appaloosa.com
Checklist:
SPONSORS:
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Schneiders
is providing a gift certificate
to the National Champion rider
and is also an official sponsor
of the ApHC trail, distance
and saddle log programs providing
awards and recognition to participants.
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Official Entry Form for National Championship
Endurance Ride
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