MOVE IN DATE: AUGUST 9
FUTURITY PRE WORK / 3 year olds only / August 10 / $195
August 9 sign up and draw - Cascades Show Office
August 9 sign up and draw - Cascades Show Office
CONFIRMATIONS & STALL CHART(CLICK HERE)
STALL & ENTRY DEADLINE: July 15, 2019
10 day grace - Late fees will apply after July 25, 2019
Open division / $175 late fee
Non-Pro division / $150 late fee
Amateur divisions / $100 late fee
10 day grace - Late fees will apply after July 25, 2019
Open division / $175 late fee
Non-Pro division / $150 late fee
Amateur divisions / $100 late fee
Stall Reservations
Futurity Rules & Liability Waiver
****IMPORTANT UPDATE!!! PLEASE READ REGARDING OPEN INTERMEDIATE RULE!!!!****
Updated Open Intermediate Rule: Rider Qualifications: (updated)
a. Within previous two show years immediately preceding the desired year of competition, rider has not won in excess of $200,000 LTE monies per NCHA rules for those combined calendar show years. In the event a rider has earned over $200,000 in the preceding two years, the rider is ineligible for the year, but may qualify for the following years if he meets the criteria again. (Based on earnings as of 1/1/2019)
b. No Hall of Fame riders may qualify, until aged 60, once a rider reaches the age of 60 he may rollback into the IM unless he does not meet the $200K LTE over calendar show years.
Updated Open Intermediate Rule: Rider Qualifications: (updated)
a. Within previous two show years immediately preceding the desired year of competition, rider has not won in excess of $200,000 LTE monies per NCHA rules for those combined calendar show years. In the event a rider has earned over $200,000 in the preceding two years, the rider is ineligible for the year, but may qualify for the following years if he meets the criteria again. (Based on earnings as of 1/1/2019)
b. No Hall of Fame riders may qualify, until aged 60, once a rider reaches the age of 60 he may rollback into the IM unless he does not meet the $200K LTE over calendar show years.
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COWGIRL IN LOVE
Derby Intermediate Champion Shown by Tom Shelly and owned by Bruce Herber 
SUGAR TIGHT
Futurity Intermediate Champion Ridden by Eric Wisehart and owned by Michelle Schimmel 
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Stalls Stall Fees: $175
Fee includes 4 bags of pine shavings & all stalls are disinfected Stall Deadline: July 15 MOVE IN DAY - THURSDAY, August 9, 2019 Move in will not be allowed prior to noon Overnight stays are allowed August 19-21 at $15/night prior to Idaho. Idaho Horse Park will allow horses to haul in on the 22nd. Please let the office knowif you are staying. Email questions to info@cascadesfuturity.comOregon Stall Mat Rentals is the premier stall mat rental company providing services for equestrian events in the Pacific Northwest. With over 20 years of performance horse and show experience, we understand the importance of providing your horses with the best possible stall environment while competing. Oregon Stall Mat Rentals provides you hassle free service with each rental. We setup disinfected, high quality rubber mats in your stall before you arrive.
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ATTENTION CUTTERS
Important Horse Health Information
Just to keep everyone up to speed on current National horse health news please read the following:
On July 29, 2019, the National Veterinary Services Laboratories in Ames, Iowa confirmed a finding of vesicular stomatitis virus (VSV) infection (Indiana serotype) on equine premises in Tillman County, Oklahoma. One horse on the premises has met the case definition of infection with compatible clinical signs and complement fixation test positive results at 1:40 or greater. The clinical horse is also PCR positive for VSV-Indiana on a swab of the lesions. This is the 2019 index case of VSV for Oklahoma.
Additionally, since the last situation report (July 24, 2019):
Colorado (31 new confirmed positive, 72 new suspect premises)
Adams County – 1 new confirmed positive, 1 new suspect premises
Archuleta County – 2 new confirmed positive premises
Boulder County – 8 new confirmed positive (1 bovine), 11 new suspect premises
Jefferson County (New Infected County) – 1 confirmed positive premises
La Plata County – 27 new suspect premises
Larimer County – 12 new confirmed positive, 18 new suspect premises
Mesa County (New Infected County) – 5 confirmed positive, 2 suspect premises
Montezuma County – 1 new confirmed positive, 5 new suspect premises
Weld County – 1 new confirmed positive, 8 new suspect premises
The following previously VSV-infected or suspect premises have been released from quarantine: 3 in La Plata County, 7 in Larimer County and 4 in Weld County
New Mexico (9 new confirmed positive, 6 new suspect premises)
Cibola County (New Infected County) – 1 confirmed positive premises
Rio Arriba County – 1 new suspect premises
San Miguel County (New Infected County) -1 confirmed positive premises
Santa Fe County – 3 new suspect premises
Sierra County (New Infected County) – 1 confirmed positive premises
Valencia County – 6 new confirmed positive, 2 new suspect premises
Texas (8 new confirmed positive, 30 new suspect premises)
Brown County (New Infected County) – 1 confirmed positive premises
Bastrop County – 18 new suspect premises
Hays County – 2 new suspect premises
Hood County – 3 new suspect premises
Palo Pinto County (New Infected County) – 2 confirmed positive premises
Parker County (New Infected County) – 1 confirmed positive premises
Shackelford County – 1 new confirmed positive premises
Somervell County - 1 new confirmed positive premises
Travis County (New Infected County) – 2 confirmed positive, 7 suspect premises
1 previously VSV-infected premises in Johnson County has been released from quarantine
Wyoming (1 new confirmed positive premises)
Platte County – 1 new confirmed positive premises
The USDA updates their VS situation reports at least weekly and posts the information at the following website link. You can check there anytime to find out state and county status
https://www.aphis.usda.gov/aphis/ourfocus/animalhealth/animal-disease-information/cattle-disease-information/vesicular-stomatitis-info
The following Oregon import requirements apply if there are horses, or other livestock, coming to Oregon from state and county with confirmed cases of VS:
1) An import permit (the vet issuing the CVI can call our office for one), and
2) Certificate of Veterinary Inspection issued within 24 hours of movement, and
3) the following statement on the CVI from the issuing veterinarian which states: “The animals represented on this Certificate of Veterinary Inspection have not originated from premises or area under quarantine for vesicular stomatitis.”
Brad R. LeaMaster, DVM, MS, PhD
State Veterinarian
Oregon Department of Agriculture
635 Capitol St. NE
Salem, OR 97301
503-986-4680
On July 29, 2019, the National Veterinary Services Laboratories in Ames, Iowa confirmed a finding of vesicular stomatitis virus (VSV) infection (Indiana serotype) on equine premises in Tillman County, Oklahoma. One horse on the premises has met the case definition of infection with compatible clinical signs and complement fixation test positive results at 1:40 or greater. The clinical horse is also PCR positive for VSV-Indiana on a swab of the lesions. This is the 2019 index case of VSV for Oklahoma.
Additionally, since the last situation report (July 24, 2019):
Colorado (31 new confirmed positive, 72 new suspect premises)
Adams County – 1 new confirmed positive, 1 new suspect premises
Archuleta County – 2 new confirmed positive premises
Boulder County – 8 new confirmed positive (1 bovine), 11 new suspect premises
Jefferson County (New Infected County) – 1 confirmed positive premises
La Plata County – 27 new suspect premises
Larimer County – 12 new confirmed positive, 18 new suspect premises
Mesa County (New Infected County) – 5 confirmed positive, 2 suspect premises
Montezuma County – 1 new confirmed positive, 5 new suspect premises
Weld County – 1 new confirmed positive, 8 new suspect premises
The following previously VSV-infected or suspect premises have been released from quarantine: 3 in La Plata County, 7 in Larimer County and 4 in Weld County
New Mexico (9 new confirmed positive, 6 new suspect premises)
Cibola County (New Infected County) – 1 confirmed positive premises
Rio Arriba County – 1 new suspect premises
San Miguel County (New Infected County) -1 confirmed positive premises
Santa Fe County – 3 new suspect premises
Sierra County (New Infected County) – 1 confirmed positive premises
Valencia County – 6 new confirmed positive, 2 new suspect premises
Texas (8 new confirmed positive, 30 new suspect premises)
Brown County (New Infected County) – 1 confirmed positive premises
Bastrop County – 18 new suspect premises
Hays County – 2 new suspect premises
Hood County – 3 new suspect premises
Palo Pinto County (New Infected County) – 2 confirmed positive premises
Parker County (New Infected County) – 1 confirmed positive premises
Shackelford County – 1 new confirmed positive premises
Somervell County - 1 new confirmed positive premises
Travis County (New Infected County) – 2 confirmed positive, 7 suspect premises
1 previously VSV-infected premises in Johnson County has been released from quarantine
Wyoming (1 new confirmed positive premises)
Platte County – 1 new confirmed positive premises
The USDA updates their VS situation reports at least weekly and posts the information at the following website link. You can check there anytime to find out state and county status
https://www.aphis.usda.gov/aphis/ourfocus/animalhealth/animal-disease-information/cattle-disease-information/vesicular-stomatitis-info
The following Oregon import requirements apply if there are horses, or other livestock, coming to Oregon from state and county with confirmed cases of VS:
1) An import permit (the vet issuing the CVI can call our office for one), and
2) Certificate of Veterinary Inspection issued within 24 hours of movement, and
3) the following statement on the CVI from the issuing veterinarian which states: “The animals represented on this Certificate of Veterinary Inspection have not originated from premises or area under quarantine for vesicular stomatitis.”
Brad R. LeaMaster, DVM, MS, PhD
State Veterinarian
Oregon Department of Agriculture
635 Capitol St. NE
Salem, OR 97301
503-986-4680