Contact: Kim Rumpsa, Show Manager, at 636-452-5521 (home), 314-790-0051 (pager), or email at SpottedRump@juno.com. Our on-line show bill can be seen at: 
www.SpottedRumpRanch.homestead.com/2004LastChanceAppPointment.html
www.SpottedRumpRanch.homestead.com/2004LastChanceAppPointment.htmlThanks to all for your past interest and support, and we hope to see you this year!! This year's show is to be held on Saturday and Sunday, December 18th and 19th, 2004. Stalls are $50 through the show office, shavings are $7 a bale (2 bag minimum per stall required to be purchased from the facility), RV hookups are $25 per day, to be purchased through the facility, and vendor spaces are available at $35 per day for a 10' x 10' space.
High points: Combined reining and games, open, Cattle horse, open, English horse, open, Western horse, open, Youth western horse, Youth English horse, Youth combined reining and games, Non pro all around, Youth 13 and under all around, Youth 14 through 18 all around.
Youth entry $3.50/judge/class Office Charge$9/horse (1X)
Office Charge$9/horse (1X)Non Pro Entry $7.00/judge/class Jump Fee $5/horse (1X)
Jump Fee $5/horse (1X) Open Entry $8.00/judge/class Jump Warm-Up Fee$5
Jump Warm-Up Fee$5 Cattle classes $10.00/run
OPTIONAL ALL SHOW FEE per horse:
OPEN AND NON PRO COMBINEDMax. $100 + ApHC judges' fees
Max. $100 + ApHC judges' feesYOUTH CLASSES Max. $60 + ApHC judges' fees
Max. $60 + ApHC judges' feesYOUTH, OPEN, AND NON PRO COMBINED Max. $100 + ApHC judges' fees
Max. $100 + ApHC judges' feesTENTATIVE CLASS SCHEDULE (10-11-04) MANDATORY CATTLE CLASS CALL-IN BY DECEMBER 12, 2004
Saturday, December 18th
Cattle classes to start at 7:00 A.M. 1 Jr. Cutting
2 Sr. Cutting
3 N/P Cutting
4 Youth Cutting (18 & U)
5 Junior Working Cow Horse
6 Senior Working Cow Horse
7 Timed Calf Roping
8 Judged Calf Roping
9 N/P Judged Calf Roping
10 Youth Judged Calf Roping (18 & U)
11 Jr. Judged Heading
12 Sr. Judged Heading
13 N/P Judged Heading
14 Youth Judged Heading (18 & U)
15 Jr.Judged Heeling
16 Sr. Judged Heeling
17 N/P Judged Heeling
18 Youth Judged Heeling (18 & U)
19 Jr. Heading and Heeling
20 Sr. Heading and Heeling
21 Steer Daubing
22 N/P Steer Daubing
23 Youth Steer Daubing (18 & U)
Halter classes not to start before 10:00 A.M.24 N/P Yearling Longe Line (non-pointed)
25 Yearling Longe Line
26 N/P Stallions
27 Weanling Stallions
28 Yearling Stallions
29 2 Yr. Old Stallions
30 3 Yr. Old Stallions
31 Aged Stallions
32 FPD Stallions
GRAND & RESERVE STALLIONS
33 Youth Geldings
34 N/P Geldings
35 Weanling Geldings
36 Yearling Geldings
37 2 Yr. Old Geldings
38 3 Yr. Old Geldings
39 Aged Geldings
40 FPD Geldings
GRAND & RESERVE GELDINGS
41 Youth Mares
42 N/P Mares
43 Weanling Mares
44 Yearling Mares
45 2 Yr. Old Mares
46 3 Yr. Old Mares
47 Aged Mares
48 Broodmares
49 FPD Mares
GRAND & RESERVE MARES
50 Most Colorful
51 Get of Sire (non-pointed)
52 Produce of Dam (non-pointed)
53 Novice Yth. Showmanship (18 & U)
54 W/T Western Showmanship (10 & U)
55 Youth Western Showmanship (13 & U)
56 Youth Western Showmanship (14 to 18)
57 N/P Western Showmanship
58 35 & Over Western Showmanship
59 Youth English Showmanship (13 & U)
60 Yth. English Showmanship (14 to 18)
30 minute break61 Hunter in Hand - Mares
62 Hunter in Hand - Geldings
63 Hunter in Hand - Stallions
Games classes not to start before 12:00 P.M.64 Leadline Equitation (6 & U)
65 Youth Bareback Equitation (18 & U)
66 N/P Bareback Equitation
67 W/T Figure 8 Stakes (10 & U)
68 Youth Figure 8 Stakes (13 & U)
69 Youth Figure 8 Stakes (14 to 18)
70 N/P Figure 8 Stakes
71 Open Figure 8 Stakes
72 W/T Nez Perce Stake Race (10 & U)
73 Youth Nez Perce Stake Race (13 & U)
74 Youth Nez Perce Stake Race (14 to 18)
75 N/P Nez Perce Stake Race
76 Open Nez Perce Stake Race
BREAK (to set up trail class)
77 Youth Trail (18 & U)
78 W/T Trail (10 & U)
79 N/P Trail
80 Jr. Trail
81 Sr. Trail
1. Parking is permitted in designated areas only. Violators will be towed at OWNER'S expense.
2. Heat producing appliances such as coffee makers and space heaters are permitted in designated areas only.
3. Stall bedding is required and must be purchased from NEC.
4. Straw may not be used as bedding. A $10.00 fine per stall found with straw will be charged.
5. Temporary power cords (drop cords) must be used with the GFI outlets, be of three wire type and used only for the intended use.
6. Only authorized personnel shall enter closed arenas, storage buildings, mechanical and electrical rooms, etc.
7. NO smoking is allowed within the confines of the barns, show office, retail shops or any other indoor Park facility or vehicle, including but not limited to tents.
8. Exhibitors shall not use staples, nails or screws for attaching decorations or hanging tack, supplies, feed buckets, etc. in stalls. Exhibitors may use cable ties, duct tape, over-stall hangers or push pins for these purposes. It is the responsibility of each exhibitor to remove these items upon load-out to prevent injury to future barn users and horses.
9. Exhibitor and/or vendor golf carts and other motorized vehicles may enter barns on an as-needed basis or for overnight storage only. Licensed drivers only may operate vehicles.
10. No lunging in the main arenas. Lunging is permitted in lunging rings and warm-up arenas only, and such will be chosen with the assistance of the 2004 Last Chance App-Point-ment.
11. Dogs shall be on a leash at all timesinside and outside of the barns. OWNER may require a dog to be restrained in a stall if deemed necessary. Exhibitors are subject to $100.00 fine for not complying. No dogs are allowed in the concession area.
12. Horses are prohibited in public area. Specifically, horses are prohibited from all food service areas, spectator seating areas, the arena courtyard and picnic areas.
13. Fireworks, illegal drugs, firearms, glass bottles, air horns and any other items or articles which may detract form the safety and enjoyment of exhibitors and spectators as determined by the facility are strictly prohibited from the show grounds.
14. Only one animal per stall (exception to miniatures - up to two), and a minimum of one bag of shavings shall be required per stall.
15. NO posters or signs may be hung on any window or wall. All signs and posters must be hung on bulletin boards or placed easels. All signs and posters must be approved by the facility management before they are displayed.
16. Attention Vendors: all items to be hung up must be hung from an independent pole or lattice type structure.
Inherent risks of domestic animal activities include, but shall not be limited to:1.the prosperity of a domestic animal to behave in ways that may result in injury, harm or death to persons on or around them; 2.the unpredictability of a domestic animal's reaction to sounds, sudden movements, and unfamiliar objects; 3.certain hazards such as surface and subsurface conditions; 4.collisions with other domestic animals or objects; and 5.the potential of a participant to act in a negligent manner that may contribute to injury to the participant or others.
WARNING: UNDER MISSOURI LAW, AN EQUINE PROFESSIONAL IS NOT LIABLE FOR AN INJURY TO OR THE DEATH OF A PARTICIPANT IN EQUINE ACTIVITIES RESULTING FROM THE INHERENT RISKS OF EQUINE ACTIVITIES PURSUANT TO THE REVISED STATUTES OF MISSOURI. RSMO 537.325(2001).
