Horse Events

                                                    Department 100 

2022 Carter County Free Fair  Ranch Horse Show and  Carter County Speed Events 

Ages for all horse events are age of  the horse and rider on January 1st,  2022. 

**ORIGINAL CURRENT NEGATIVE COGGINS REQUIRED FOR ALL  HORSES ON THE PREMISES

Will follow AQHA Rules. No Nursing  Foals or Mares with Unweaned foals allowed on grounds during any event. 

No horse under the age of two as of January 1, 2022 are allowed to be shown. No Entry Fees. Ribbons will be given to first five places in each class.

All  youth must be accompanied with a supervising adult. 

Lead Line Classes not  eligible for Premiums.

 Premiums for Ranch Horse Show and  Speed Events will be as follows: 

1st - $5.00; 2nd- $4.00, 3rd - $3.00,  4th – $2.00, 5th - $1.00 

                                            Carter County Free Fair Ranch Horse Show

                                                    Saturday, September 10th, 2022 

Registration begins at 8:00 a.m.  

9:00 a.m. Horse Show Begins 

Age Groups: Pee-Wee 8 and under,  Junior – 9 -13 years, Senior – 14 – 18  years, Adult Under 40 years, Adult Over  40 years 

01. Ranch Rail 

02. Rand Riding 

03. Ranch Reining Break for Lunch 

04. Ranch Trail 

05. Ranch Pleasure 

                                                      Speed Events

                                   Saturday, September 10th, 2022 

5:00 p.m. - Registration begins  for speed events 

5:30 Speed Events Begin 

EVENTS: Barrels • Poles • Flag Race •  Stake Race • Straight Barrels 

AGE GROUPS: Lead line (6 and under  and must be led by another person) •  Peanut (9 and under and not lead by  another person) • PeeWee (10 to 13) •  Juniors (14 to 18) Senior Women (19  and up) • Senior Men (19 and up) •  40 & Over Women • 40 & Over Men.  *Those persons 40 and over can run in  the Senior or 40 and Over but not both. 

High point and Reserve high point  awarded in each age division for speed events. All speed events will follow the  rules for 4-H and the OSRCA (www.osrca.com) rules.