Programs
Reining Canada Affiliate SPIN
Program
The purpose of the Reining Canada Affiliate Sport Program Incentive or the RC
Affiliate “Spin” is to assist and promote reining at the grass root level across
Canada. As the National Association Affiliate for Reining in Canada, RC has a
mandate to further the development of the sport of reining in Canada. RC
recognizes the tremendous amount of work that has occurred with the Regional
Affiliates and would like to assist the Regional Affiliates with continuation of
these already developed programs.
Below are the guidelines for the Sport Affiliate Program for the 2009
Calendar year. Please understand this program is considered an ongoing project,
and may change from year to year.
The criteria for the program are as follows:
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Regional Affiliate must be submitted with Affiliate fee and approved
Reining Canada prior to May 31, 2009. (See attached Affiliate Form)
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Regional Affiliate must send in a completed on Sport Affiliate Program
Form describing programs aimed at encouraging entry level Reiners.The
program can be as simple as a Green Reiner class held at various venues to
more advanced as a High Point Green Reiner Series etc.
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Regional Affiliate must be current with submission of all show results
and submission of current membership rooster to Reining Canada.
Rebates will be offered to each Affiliate based on the following criteria:
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$50.00 Rebate on each Reining Canada Approved Show
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$500.00 Rebate on each Reining Canada Affiliate Circuit
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$5.00 award for each new Reining Canada member that joins through the
Affiliate (see attached form).
The rebates will be calculated after the final show of the season for the
Affiliate and checks will be issued directly to the Regional Affiliate once
criteria are confirmed.
Reining Canada Education Program
As the National Association Affiliate for Reining in Canada, RC has a mandate
to further the development of the sport of reining in Canada. Therefore Reining
Canada has Developed the ‘Reining Canada Education Development Program’ to
enhance various aspects of education to the members of the Reining Community.
Through this program, Reining Canada has implemented the Judges Incentive
Program which will assist participating parties who provide structure throughout
various aspects of our shows.
RC recognizes the tremendous amount of work that is required to host the
Judges Seminars and would like to assist the Regional Affiliates by offering
$500.00 towards the first 3 judges seminars scheduled in Canada.* dependant on
regional applications *
The criteria for the program are as follows:
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Forward copy of application for Judges Seminar to the Reining Canada office
prior to June 30, 2009.
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Regional Affiliate must send in a completed Judges Form
which outlines number of attendees, coaches, seminar instructor, etc.
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Regional Affiliate must be current with submission of all
show results and submission of current membership rooster to Reining Canada.
* If Reining Canada receives more that 3 applications that meet the criteria,
special consideration will be given to the denied applicants in 2007/2008.
Please understand this program is considered an ongoing project, and may
change from year to year.
2009 North American Junior & Young Rider
Championships "NAJYRC"
Beginner Class
In order to promote the sport of reining and attract new riders to our sport, Reining Canada is introducing a new class. A special feature of this class is that awards will be awarded to all of the Top Ten riders in the Year End Standings.
2009 RC
Beginner Class Application & Rules (pdf document)
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Varsity Reining
Attention YOUTH!
NRHyA Varsity Reining Club is looking for participants. The NRHyA Varsity Reining Club was established to engage Youth members and encourage them to become more active at both the local and national levels. The program offers NRHyA members opportunities to contribute to the NRHyA in addition to developing valuable life skills that will allow them to be successful contributors of society.
So what is the NRHyA Varsity Reining Club, the program allows Youth members to earn points through a variety of volunteer activities. There are five levels to the program. As members advance through the levels, they become eligible for more opportunities in the NRHyA. In addition to the opportunities, they will receive awards for their accomplishments.
Points can be earned by doing any combination of projects listed so long as the member does at least two projects off of the "Being Helpful" list and one project off the "Get Creative" list. An entry form will be available for each different project listed. An entry form must be submitted for points to count. The forms will be unique to each project and contain information the member must provide in order to be given credit for their work. This will all be available online. New members will be allowed to compete in the Youth Team Tournament (YTT) their first year without having earned any points as it may not be feasible for them to have had enough time to earn sufficient amount of points to participate in the YTT.
Tracking the points will just be a matter of creating a database with all the youth members' names, and entering their earned points as they submit their forms. Parents will play a key role in the success of the Varsity Reining Club. So long as the members are made aware of the Club and how it operates, the benefits and rewards should motivate youth participation. Aside from getting the youth members to interact with one another and participate, the Varsity Reining Club will provide life skills that will help Youth grow and mature. Stressing the importance of community service, being an active member in a group and learning to work with others, public speaking, written communication skills and creativity are all important skills that can be further developed by participating in this program.
Visit the NRHyA for more information.
NRHyA Varsity Reining Club
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