AQHA Incentive Fund


Cals Special Edition
and
Tee J Iceman

have both been nominated to the AQHA Incentive Fund for 2008

How does the Program work?
 

The money comes from the enrollment of stallions into the program and subsequent nomination of their foals.

For a stallion's offspring to be eligible, he must be enrolled by November 30 prior to each breeding season at a fee based on the number of mares on his previous year's breeding report. This annual enrollment makes his foals, resulting from that breeding year, eligible to be nominated into the program.

Foals by these stallions are currently eligible to be nominated into the program during their first 12 months of age, provided the foal has not earned a 1/2 point or more in an AQHA-approved event, for a one-time, "for-life" nomination fee. From the foaling date to the seventh month birth date, the nomination fee is $100. After the seventh month to the 12th month birth date, the fee is $200. Foals may be nominated to the Incentive Fund from the 12- to 18- month birth date at a fee of $1,000 and from the 18- to 24- month birth date at a fee of $2,500.

The Incentive Fund utilizes the most familiar and proven concept in the American Quarter Horse Show industry, points won at AQHA shows. Each point earned at an AQHA-approved show in the open and/or amateur division by an Incentive Fund nominated horse will be worth a specific amount. The exact amount will depend on total money in the Fund for that show year and the total number of points earned in that year by Incentive Fund nominated horses.

At the end of every show year, the total number of points earned by Incentive Fund horses is divided into the total amount of money in the Fund for that year. This establishes a dollar value for each point.

That value is then multiplied by the number of points earned by each nominated horse, with 10 percent of the total being paid to the nominator of the stallion for the appropriate breeding year, 10 percent to the nominator of the foal, and the remaining 80 percent paid to the recorded owner of the point-earning horse.  If a point-earning horse is owned by multiple record owners during a year, the premium money awarded to each of the record owners will be in proportion to the points earned during each record ownership period according to AQHA's records.

The above was taken directly from the AQHA website (02-10-08).  RTPH does not guarantee it's accuracy.  Please visit the AQHA website if you want further information on the Incentive Fund program: 

http://www.aqha.com/showing/awards/incentivefund/faq.html

   

 











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