NSBA World Show Qualifying??

bnttyra · 10-28-2009, 04:06 PM

Ok I have looked over the entire NSBA website as well as read through the guide book and I can not find how many points are required for each class to qualify for the world show. I did find that the qualifying period is May 2009 to April 2010, that one I don't understand but ok.

Since DeDe is still 2 I am not that worried about any of those classes but I would like to see if I can get her qualified as a 3 yr old. Does anyone have a clue???

Luv2LopeQH · 10-30-2009, 06:42 AM

They changed the rules recently, but I believe you still don't have to qualify to show in the class, you just have to pay extra if you didn't.

2009 World Show Information Beginning in 2009, all classes that are available through the Dual Approved Program (excluding Two-Year-Olds, Longe Liners, Green and Novice classes) are qualifying classes based on participation for the NSBA World Championship Show.

Due to economic conditions and in an effort to serve our membership the NSBA has opened these qualifying classes to all who wish to show. Those who are not qualified may enter with an additional $100 qualification fee.

Those who have qualified will still be invited to enter the classes in which they have qualified.

Below is a list of the NSBA Dual Approved classes offered at the 2009 World Show; classes underlined require qualifying. (To check list of 2009 qualifiers; click on the classes listed below) Working Hunter and Hunter Hack classes will be not be offered in 2009 but will be available at the 2010 NSBA World Show.
Complete list of classes offered at the 2009 World Championship Show (click here to view list)

Open Yearling Longe Line
Amateur Yearling Longe Line
Two Year Old Open Western Pleasure
Two Year Old Open Hunter Under Saddle
Amateur Western Pleasure
Novice Amateur Western Pleasure
Amateur Hunter Under Saddle
Novice Amateur Hunter Under Saddle
Amateur Trail
Novice Amateur Trail
Amateur Western Riding
Novice Amateur Western Riding
Amateur Select Western Pleasure
Amateur Select Hunter Under Saddle
Amateur Select Trail
Amateur Select Western Riding
Youth Western Pleasure (all ages)
Youth 13 & under Western Pleasure
Youth 14-18 Western Pleasure
Novice Youth Western Pleasure (all ages)
Youth Hunter Under Saddle (all ages)
Youth 13 & Under Hunter Under Saddle
Youth 14-18 Hunter Under Saddle
Novice Youth Hunter Under Saddle (all ages)
Youth Trail (all ages)
Youth 13 & under Trail
Youth 14-18 Trail
Novice Youth Trail (all ages)
Youth Western Riding (all ages)
Youth 13 & under Western Riding
Youth 14-18 Western Riding
Novice Youth Western Riding (all ages)
Open Western Pleasure
Junior Western Pleasure (5 yrs old and under)
Senior Western Pleasure (6 yrs old and over)
Open Hunter Under Saddle
Junior Hunter Under Saddle (5 yrs and under)
Senior Hunter Under Saddle (6 yrs old and over)
Open Trail
Junior Trail (5 yrs old and under)
Senior Trail (6 yrs old and over)
Open Western Riding
Junior Western Riding (5 yrs old and under)
Senior Western Riding (6 yrs old and over)
Green Western Pleasure
Green Hunter Under Saddle
Green Trail
Green Western Riding
Open Hunter Longe Line
Non Pro Hunter Longe Line
Open Western Longe Line
Non Pro Western Longe Line

Last Updated ( Wednesday, 10 June 2009 )
http://www.nsba.com/content/view/547/305/

bnttyra · 10-30-2009, 01:29 PM

Ya, I saw all that, but I can't find what the point requirements are. I know I can just pay and get her in but I would rather earn my way there! Just me!

MissLKcee · 10-30-2009, 02:12 PM

I qualified in the junior pleasure last year, and I only showed 2 shows last year so it could not have been anything crazy high... I think we had like 11 points last year in the junior pleasure, so it shouldn't be much higher than that?

Luv2LopeQH · 11-02-2009, 09:50 AM

I couldn't find anything regarding qualifying points either. I would just contact NSBA via phone or email and I am sure they could tell you.

10-28-2009, 04:06 PM	#1
bnttyra Senior Member+ Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: ARIZONA Posts: 3,619 Images: 107 Blog Entries: 18	NSBA World Show Qualifying?? Ok I have looked over the entire NSBA website as well as read through the guide book and I can not find how many points are required for each class to qualify for the world show. I did find that the qualifying period is May 2009 to April 2010, that one I don't understand but ok. Since DeDe is still 2 I am not that worried about any of those classes but I would like to see if I can get her qualified as a 3 yr old. Does anyone have a clue??? __________________ *Tyra Hounds & Horses* *"Patience is knowing it will happen and giving it time to"* Sexy by Christmas Challenge-r!! Goal: 12 lbs LOST CURRENT: 3.5 lbs LOST

10-30-2009, 01:29 PM	#3
bnttyra Senior Member+ Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: ARIZONA Posts: 3,619 Images: 107 Blog Entries: 18	Ya, I saw all that, but I can't find what the point requirements are. I know I can just pay and get her in but I would rather earn my way there! Just me! __________________ *Tyra Hounds & Horses* *"Patience is knowing it will happen and giving it time to"* Sexy by Christmas Challenge-r!! Goal: 12 lbs LOST CURRENT: 3.5 lbs LOST

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10-30-2009, 06:42 AM	#2
Luv2LopeQH Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 378 Images: 30	They changed the rules recently, but I believe you still don't have to qualify to show in the class, you just have to pay extra if you didn't. 2009 World Show Information Beginning in 2009, all classes that are available through the Dual Approved Program (excluding Two-Year-Olds, Longe Liners, Green and Novice classes) are qualifying classes based on participation for the NSBA World Championship Show. Due to economic conditions and in an effort to serve our membership the NSBA has opened these qualifying classes to all who wish to show. Those who are not qualified may enter with an additional $100 qualification fee. Those who have qualified will still be invited to enter the classes in which they have qualified. Below is a list of the NSBA Dual Approved classes offered at the 2009 World Show; classes underlined require qualifying. (To check list of 2009 qualifiers; click on the classes listed below) Working Hunter and Hunter Hack classes will be not be offered in 2009 but will be available at the 2010 NSBA World Show. Complete list of classes offered at the 2009 World Championship Show (click here to view list) Open Yearling Longe Line Amateur Yearling Longe Line Two Year Old Open Western Pleasure Two Year Old Open Hunter Under Saddle Amateur Western Pleasure Novice Amateur Western Pleasure Amateur Hunter Under Saddle Novice Amateur Hunter Under Saddle Amateur Trail Novice Amateur Trail Amateur Western Riding Novice Amateur Western Riding Amateur Select Western Pleasure Amateur Select Hunter Under Saddle Amateur Select Trail Amateur Select Western Riding Youth Western Pleasure (all ages) Youth 13 & under Western Pleasure Youth 14-18 Western Pleasure Novice Youth Western Pleasure (all ages) Youth Hunter Under Saddle (all ages) Youth 13 & Under Hunter Under Saddle Youth 14-18 Hunter Under Saddle Novice Youth Hunter Under Saddle (all ages) Youth Trail (all ages) Youth 13 & under Trail Youth 14-18 Trail Novice Youth Trail (all ages) Youth Western Riding (all ages) Youth 13 & under Western Riding Youth 14-18 Western Riding Novice Youth Western Riding (all ages) Open Western Pleasure Junior Western Pleasure (5 yrs old and under) Senior Western Pleasure (6 yrs old and over) Open Hunter Under Saddle Junior Hunter Under Saddle (5 yrs and under) Senior Hunter Under Saddle (6 yrs old and over) Open Trail Junior Trail (5 yrs old and under) Senior Trail (6 yrs old and over) Open Western Riding Junior Western Riding (5 yrs old and under) Senior Western Riding (6 yrs old and over) Green Western Pleasure Green Hunter Under Saddle Green Trail Green Western Riding Open Hunter Longe Line Non Pro Hunter Longe Line Open Western Longe Line Non Pro Western Longe Line Last Updated ( Wednesday, 10 June 2009 ) http://www.nsba.com/content/view/547/305/

10-30-2009, 02:12 PM	#4
MissLKcee Senior Member+ Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 1,393 Images: 2	I qualified in the junior pleasure last year, and I only showed 2 shows last year so it could not have been anything crazy high... I think we had like 11 points last year in the junior pleasure, so it shouldn't be much higher than that?

11-02-2009, 09:50 AM	#5
Luv2LopeQH Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 378 Images: 30	I couldn't find anything regarding qualifying points either. I would just contact NSBA via phone or email and I am sure they could tell you.