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= The 2004=20 Show

Particip= ant=20 Info

Entry Fo= rm=20
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Barn Form<= /A>=20

Show=20 Schedule

Vendor=20 Application

Awa= rd=20 Categories

Sponsor= =20 Form

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Stallion=20 Policy

Show Rule=20 Book

Links=20 Page

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The 2002 Sh= ow=20

2002 ShowHigh=20 Point Winners
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Show Archiv= e=20

2003 Show= =20

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2001 Show=20

2000=20 Show

1999 Show=20

1999 Photos=20

1= 999=20 Results

1999 Show Pin=20

1998= =20 Photos

Special Proje= cts to=20 Help Wild Horses

T= HE 13th=20 annual 2004 National Wild Horse & Burro Show will be held at the= Winnemucca Events Center, in Winnemucca, Nevada begi= nning=20 Friday July 9th through Sunday July 11th =96 Don't miss the f= un!=20

Fun begins at 8:00am each day -- Come have a "wild" time= ! --=20 admission is free to all spectators.

<= B>About=20 this Years Show

SEE THE "LIVING LEGENDS" &= =20 COMPETE!
Bring your "wild one", family & friends for a fr= ee,=20 fun filled day.
Classes include: English, Western & Timed Eve= nts=20

WILD HORSE & BURRO SOUVENIRS
Belt Buckles, Pos= ters,=20 Commemorative Coins, Silent Auction, Arts, Crafts & Jewelry Boot= hs=20

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  The purpose of the show remains to promote the=20 adoption of excess wild horses and burros removed from public lands.= The=20 show also helps participants and the public understand the need for = gentle=20 training techniques, proper nutrition, and adequate veterinary care = for=20 adopted horses and burros.

     Overall, the Show helps to advertise=20 the Bureau of Land Management's (BLM) Adopt-A-Horse Program by educa= ting=20 the public about wild horses and burros through gentle training=20 techniques. In addition, the show helps raise funds to support wild = horses=20 with water developments, feed, and rescue work on the open range.=20

     The proceeds from the Show are= used=20 to support next year's event as well as a grant program for range=20 improvements within Wild Horse herd areas. The Association would lik= e to=20 thank all the volunteers, vendors, sponsors and contestants, which m= ake=20 the annual show a success.

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More Information About Wi= ld=20 Horses

The Wild Horse and Burro Act (PL92-195) prov= ides a=20 process for excess wild horses and burros to be adopted. The Nationa= l Wild=20 Horse and Burro Show Association was formed to demonstrate the beaut= y,=20 energy, and versatility of these animals. For more infor= mation=20 about wild horses and burros, see the State of Nevada's website host= ed by=20 the Commission for the Pres= ervation=20 of Wild Horses or visit the federal wild horse adoption website= =20 maintained by the B= ureau=20 of Land Management (BLM).

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Wild Horse Laws and Regulations (External Link)

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National Wild Horse & Burro Association
PO Box=20 18596
Reno, NV 89511

Contact Persons=20

Smokie Ares =96 Show Coordinator - (775) 741-2780
Jim Davies (775) 86= 7-2355=20 Show Secretary
Susie Askew, Volunteer (775= )=20 849-2594
Webmaster -- Con= tact=20 Person for website issues

This Site Last Up= date=20 02/2004