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If you would like to learn more about how to judge a variety of AQHA-approved classes or just want to hear how judges are instructed to judge your favorite class, make reservations to attend one of the upcoming AQHA educational judging seminars: April 28-30 in Nashville, Tennessee, or May 16-18 in Irving, Texas.
The seminars will be conducted by AQHA Senior Director of Judges Alex Ross and other leading industry professionals.
“Regardless of the class, after attending these seminars you will make adjustments in how you exhibit your horse and/or yourself,” Ross said. “And in today’s competitive classes, minor changes that make you think like a judge can make a significant difference in your final placing.”
The April 28-30 seminar in Nashville is at the Holiday Inn Opryland/Airport. The seminar fee is $300, and the registration deadline is April 1. A special room rate will be guaranteed through March 28. Download the registration form for this seminar.
The May 16-18 seminar is at the Sheraton DFW Airport Hotel in Irving, Texas. The seminar fee is $350, and the registration deadline is April 15. A special room rate will be guaranteed through April 16. Download the registration form for the Irving seminar.
Attendees have the option to test for AQHA Specialized Level 1 judging credentials. AQHA-approved Level 1 judges are eligible to judge all Level 1 shows, Level 1 classes at any show and Rookie classes at any show. Attendees will be tested on six video classes, take an open AQHA rulebook test and take part in an interview regarding involvement in AQHA as well as judging knowledge.
Registration forms for either educational judging seminar can be returned by mail, email or fax.
Mail to:
AQHA
Attention: Judges Department
P.O. Box 200
Amarillo, TX 79168
Fax:
Attention: Judges Department
806-378-4675
Email:
judges@aqha.org.
For more information on AQHA’s educational judging seminars, visit www.aqha.com/seminars.
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