“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.”

A few highlighted events will include the $10,000 Novice Non Pro Western Pleasure on Saturday and the $7,500 3 and Over Novice Horse Open Western Pleasure on Thursday.

Horses entered in NSBA approved futurity classes require a Certificate of Eligibility for competition. Horses holding a current Breeders Championship Futurity and/or Stallion Incentive Fund certificate will satisfy this requirement.

Check out the revised Trail patterns for Saturday’s classes at the 2016 Fox Lea Farm Winter Circuit, courtesy of Mark Harrell Horse Shows.

Following the 9:00 am Course Walk and Flatwork will be the OPEN ARTISAN Huntfield “Plastilite” Low Derby Finals at 10:00 am and the Open Butet Huntfield “VARGO Companies” Derby Finals to follow the Low Finals.

Earning first place, a $2,000 scholarship and a Montana Silversmiths belt buckle was Kaitlyn Glass of Energy, Texas. Glass’ project is the 2014 bay filly Big Madam Playgun by Big Playgun and out of Sarta Big Madam by Sarta Tari. She was bred by AQHA Ranching Heritage Breeder Sid Miller of Stephenville, Texas.