CASCADES FUTURITY

$99,750.00 ADDED
Oregon's Only Major Futurity and Aged Event

Cascades Futurity is cautiously moving forward with the planning of our 2020 event so
Book your RV spot! Book your hotel room! Schedule and Forms coming soon!

R CAT MR WILSON
2019 Open Futurity Champion and Open Ranch Raised Champion
Shown by Eric Wisehart and Owned by Marvin Teixeira

SKYS HUEY BOY
2019 Non-Pro Futurity Champion
Ridden by Beth Rockey and owned by Justin Rockey

Is my horse eligible?
If your Quarter horse has two inches of solid white hair OR pink skin above the center of the knee/hock or behind the outside corner of the eye to the corner of the mouth, you possibly have an APHA-eligible horse!
How it works…

Register your horse with APHA. - Its quick, simple & probably costs less than you think!
Look for the “Chrome Cash” class at NCHA, WCHA & NRCHA events and enter!
$2,000 added to the Chrome Cash classes at select NCHA & NRCHA aged events in 2020.
$18,000 added to the APHA World Show Cutting Challenge in Fort Worth, July 2020. $5,000 added to each class plus $1,000 paid to top 3 Texas bred in each class
$3,000 added to the APHA World Show Working Cow Horse Sweepstakes classes in Fort Worth, Sept/Oct 2020.

FAQ
Q. My horse is already AQHA registered, can it also be APHA registered?
A. AQHA horses that meet APHA registration rules can possibly be double registered with APHA & AQHA. Being double registered may increase your horses’ value while opening up opportunities to complete at more events.
Q. My horses’ sire and dam are Quarter Horses so how can my horse be a paint?
A. Even if your horse’s parents are AQHA, if your horse meets requirements for white markings, he/she can be registered APHA.
Q. I have a broodmare/stallion that is registered APHA based on white markings; what if the foals don’t have enough white markings for APHA Regular Registry?
A. All foals by/out of APHA-registered stock (with the other parent being a Paint, Quarter Horse or Thoroughbred) can be registered with APHA regardless of color.