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The document is a 2005 Non Pro Membership Application for exhibitors participating in Non Pro and Rookie classes with the National Reining Horse Association (NRHA). It outlines eligibility requirements, membership dues, and a code of conduct that applicants must agree to. The application must be completed accurately to avoid rejection, and it includes sections for personal information, membership type, and payment details.

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How much does it cost to join NRHA?

Membership TypeCost General / Non Pro 3-Year Membership $385 Professionals 1-Year Membership $195 Professionals 3 Year Membership $565 Associate 1-Year Membership $507 more rows

What does it cost to join Trail Life?

These can vary. Most rodeos cost about $125 for a contestant to enter, and some can be up to $300. While each event has a maximum number of rodeos that can count towards official entries, the average athlete enters a minimum of 100 rodeos per year. Thats $15,000 at $125 each.

What does limited non-pro mean?

The Limited Non Pro classes are reserved for Non Pro riders who have earned less than $1,050 over the last three years. Any licensed horse, owned by the rider or the riders immediate family, may be ridden.

What does the NRHA stand for?

The National Rural Health Association (NRHA) is a national nonprofit membership organization that brings together thousands of members across the United States. The associations mission is to provide leadership on rural health issues through advocacy, communications, education and research.

How much does it cost to join NRA?

When you purchase a share in an Affordable Partnership horse, you pay 10% of the cost of the horse; plus 200 per calendar month to cover all costs and racing expenses.

How much does it cost to join a horse racing syndicate?

Annual National Registration Fee: Approx. $37.97 per Trailman $43.19 per Registered Adult. Paid through Trail Life Connect (by invitation from the Troop). Purchase of Class-A Uniform: shop.traillifeusa.com Necessary items: shirt, lanyard, shoulder loops.

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