Special Incentive For Horses Competing in Zimeta 3-Year-Old WP Stakes at AQHA World
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The American Quarter Horse Association and O3 Animal Health Equine Omega Complete have teamed up to offer a special incentive for exhibitors and horses competing in the $5,000-added Zimeta™ (dipyrone injection) 3-year-old western pleasure stakes slated for Saturday, November 21, during the Farnam AQHA World Championship Show at the OKC Fairgrounds in Oklahoma City. The Farnam AQHA World will be held in accordance to local, state and government mandates.
The top Level 3 and Adequan® Level 2 exhibitors competing in the Zimeta 3-year-old western pleasure stakes who have never placed in the top 10 at an AQHA World Show in an open western pleasure class will receive $1,250 per exhibitor. If the top 10 Level 3 exhibitors are not eligible, the allocation of $1,250 rolls to the Adequan® Level 2-qualified exhibitor who places in the top 15 of all of the Adequan® Level 2 exhibitors and will receive a total payout of $2,500.
The Level 3 and Adequan® Level 2 horses competing in the Zimeta 3-year-old western pleasure stakes that have not earned more than $5,000 as of August 1, 2020, will receive $1,250 per horse. If the Level 3 horses are not eligible, the allocation of $1,250 rolls to the Adequan® Level 2-qualified horse that places in the top 15 of all the Adequan® Level 2 exhibited horses and will receive a total payout of $2,500.
In addition, all exhibitors competing in the Zimeta 3-year-old western pleasure stakes class will be vying for top honors and $5,000-added. Enter the Zimeta 3-year-old western pleasure stakes class.
The Zimeta 3-year-old western pleasure stakes class is also a part of the 2020 Western Pleasure Challenge, which is a new addition to the 2020 Farnam AQHA World. View more details about the Western Pleasure Challenge.
If exhibitors have additional questions, contact Heidi Lane at worldshow@aqha.org.
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