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NRBC's Classic
Challenge Program
The
Innovative New NRBC Classic Challenge Program for Reining
Horses
aged 7-years-old and up!
Divisions for Open, Non Pro and Youth
The National Reining Breeders Classic has long been
the highest added money event in the reining world.
It has also been the leader in the reining industry
- the first Derby event to include 6-year-olds, the
first to include Prime Time competition, the
initiator of the enter-once to be entered in all
categories for which you are eligible - and much
more. Now with the international influence of
competition for aged, the NRBC is once again
stepping into a leadership role - with the NRBC
Classic Challenge Program celebrating a lifelong
career for reining horses.
What is Classic Challenge?
The Classic Challenge Class will be held at the NRBC
Show beginning in 2011. The Classic Challenge Open
Class will feature $20,000 added and will run
concurrently with the $25,000 added NRHA Category 1
Open Class and the $5,000 added CRI. --- That makes
a total of $50,000 Added to be won.
The Non Pro Classic Challenge will have $25,000
added, and will be run concurrently NRHA $5,000
added NRHA class giving a total of $30,000 added
to the Non Pro. Classic Challenge classes will also
be held for all levels of Non Pro riders and Youth.
$20,000 Added to Open
$25,000 Added to Non Pro
$10,000 Added to
Intermediate Non Pro
$2,000 Added to Limited Non
Pro
$2,000 Added to Level 1 Non Pro
$2,000
Added to Prime Time Non Pro
$500 Added to Youth
What is the purpose of the Classic
Challenge Class?
This is a new concept
for horses that have aged out of the existing Derby
programs in the reining industry. The Classic
Challenge Class was created to encourage career
longevity for a horse and reward owners for
supporting international competition. It will also
encourage proper training and maintenance for our
horses to have a long show career at all levels.
How does a horse become qualified?
If a horse is by an eligible NRBC stallion
and is
enrolled as an
NRBC foal, it can be
advanced as a
Classic Challenge horse for $300, making it eligible
for its lifetime.
How is the added money funded?
Both by the advancement fees of the Classic
Challenge horses and by additional funds already
paid by enrolled stallions.
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