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The American Quarter Horse Association is proud to offer a $6,000 side pot at the 2022 Better Barrel Races World Finals April 20-24 at the OKC Fairgrounds in Oklahoma City. AQHA On-Site Member Services will also be available to assist you with your AQHA business.
Open-race side pot entry fees are $80 and will offer $2,500 added in the Jim Norick Coliseum for the World Finals race and $2,500 added in Barn 6 for the World Finals race with 75% payback of entry fees; 100% of added money will be paid back.
Futurity-race side pot entries are $50 and offer $1,000 added to futurity average money and 75% payback of entry fees; 100% of added money will be paid back.
Exhibitors can enter the side pot at the AQHA On-Site Member Services booth. To enter, the exhibitor must be a current AQHA member and the horse must be registered with AQHA. The entry fee can only be paid in cash.
While you are there, visit with an AQHA Member Experience representative to:
Save on Aged-Horse Registrations
Bring your paperwork to take advantage of the aged-horse registration special, which was extended through April 30, 2022.
AQHA members can register American Quarter Horses 24 months after the foaling date or older for the price of a yearling – only $170. This is a savings of up to $380 based on the age of the horse! All AQHA registration rules apply to new registrations. To be eligible for registration, all registration requirements must be met**.
**The entire $170 registration fee is non-refundable, even if the registration cannot be processed.
For more information about the Better Barrel Races World Finals, visit www.betterbarrelraces.com.
For more information on upcoming events, visit www.aqha.com/memberservices.
AQHA News and information is a service of the American Quarter Horse Association. For more news and information, follow @AQHA on Twitter and visit www.aqha.com/news.
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