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2010 High Five Standings ::
2010 CRCA Year End Standings
Current as of 6/7/10
2010 High Five Cow Work Championship Saddle: The High Five awards are based on a single horse/rider combo's cow work score in a specific class. The High Five Champion will receive a saddle while Reserve Champion will receive a pair of custom made chaps. There will be prizes awarded from 3rd to 5th as well. Must show 5 times in affiliate shows. Box only classes are included as it is "cow work" not just fence work.
How is it calculated? Take the five highest cow work scores from a horse/rider in a specific class and average them. Highest average wins. For shows with more than one judge, the average score of the judges will be used (ie, a 73, 72 1/2 from two judges would result in an average of 72.75) Finally an example of the High Five calculation -- John Smith, riding Hes a Great Horse, competes in the Ltd Open Bridle in 9 of the 10 shows. His scores are 73, 74, 70, 66, 68, 71, 72.25, 71.75, 71. Taking the highest five scores and dividing by 5 results in a High Five score of 72.4. First tie breaker - high individual score. Second tie breaker - 2nd high individual score. Third tie breaker - highest score at the Fall Futurity, Horse Show #1. Fourth tie breaker - most shows entered. Please contact Jerry Peters at (303) 243-1703 with any questions about the High Five contest.
2010 CRCA Year End Awards: The CRCA is proud to offer year-end recognition to its competing members. Awards for Champion and Reserve Champion will be awarded for composite performance in each NRCHA approved ancillary class and the Amateur Derby classes offered at the following 2010 shows:
You must be a member of CRCA and NRCHA prior to competing. You must show in five (5) of the
thirteen (13) shows to be eligible for the awards. A point system will be used: 9 points for first, 8 points for second, 7 points for third, etc. For less than 9 entries, points will be adjusted downward to reflect the actual number of entries in the class. Standings will be posted online.
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