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Proposed Change: 24-01-09   PASSED AS AMENDED

ALERT (October 08)!  NRHA Rescinds Rule Change 24-01-09
An NRHA Board of Directors meeting was held Sunday, October 12, 2008. The board considered and discussed the legal ramifications of the mandatory professionals’ membership. On the advice of legal counsel the board voted to rescind rule change 24-01-09 and all other references to rule change 24-01-09.

 

Change SHOW RULES & REGULATIONS (Reference page 24 of the 2008 NRHA Handbook)

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C. NRHA Professionals Conditions

(1) An NRHA Professional shall be defined as a person who has received or is receiving directly (money) or indirectly (goods or services) remuneration for showing, training or assisting in the training of any horse ridden astride regardless of discipline or breed. An NRHA Professional shall be further defined as a person who has given or currently gives lessons for remuneration. Advertising as a trainer/instructor in NRHA media requires membership in the NRHA Professionals.

(2) Procedure for applying for NRHA Professional Status:

a) Any person in this classification must complete the official NRHA Professional Application and the code of conduct in full, and submit it to the NRHA office with the appropriate fee along with their NRHA membership renewal.

b) The process of completing the Professional Application, code of conduct and paying the appropriate fee may be done at any NRHA approved event.

(3) Relinquishing NRHA Professional Status: A Professional that gives up his/her Professional status and becomes a Non Pro must notify the NRHA office in writing within thirty (30) days of the change. If a mandatory waiting period is required by the Non Pro Committee, then the rider can show in Open Classes for which he/she is eligible by paying the Professionals membership dues. The Professionals Committee will notify the Non Pro Committee that NRHA Professionals status was granted for showing purposes only and the Non Pro applicant will not be published as a member of NRHA Professionals on the website or in the NRHA Reiner.

Intent of Proposal : The intent is that the NRHA along with the Professionals Committee can monitor persons applying for a Professionals Card to uphold the standards as well as ethics of a NRHA Professional.

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