2018 Awards Programs Outline:
Incentive Awards, which are cash awards given to participants in recognized sport events (USDF, USEA, AERC, to name a few). Checks are handed out at the national organization's yearly Conferences, or sent in the mail.
This year’s pot is $2000 to share.
ATAA Awards, which are by member nomination and are awarded at the ATAA Awards Banquet at the Yearly General Membership Meeting
Of course, you may be in both awards programs! Just make sure that you and your horse are eligible.
Our Incentive Fund Pot gets bigger every year ! Make sure you get some of it!
2015 pot $350
2016 pot $1000
2017 pot $2000
2018 pot $3000
To participate:
Incentive Fund Awards:
1) Must be a member in good standing with the ATAA
2) Horse competing must be registered with the ATAA either as a pure or part bred.
3) Send in 2 or more pictures from the event (must be 375kb or bigger) (if you placed please send a picture with your ribbon and/or prize)
4) Sign a release that the ATAA may post photos and results to our website and use photos in promotions for the ATAA
5) Email the link to the results page for the recognized event you participated in for proof and registration # of your horse.
At the end of the year the ATAA will tally up all the participants and send a check in February. The more you compete the larger your share of the "jackpot" will be. The amount you receive will be divided out of the set amount in the awards fund and therefore will depend on how many people participate in the incentive program. The incentive program does not depend on you placing or earning points, it is completely about competing in recognized events in all disciplines and sending in the above listed information to the association.
Contact Catrina Quantrell for more information and send your results to her at: godscavalry@gmail.com
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ATAA Awards
Guidelines and Rules:
The awards outlined below are for ATAA members only. *Exception: see Junior Achievement*
The President or Vice-President may be asked to step in for a tie-breaker (or another committee member not personally involved in that particular award if it involves president or vice-president)
All awards will be chosen based on nominations from registry members (a paragraph or two explaining why the individual person and/or horse should be chosen for that award).
Plaques (or a similar award) will be given out to the discipline award recipients (A maximum of 3 recipients per discipline)
An individualized award will be given out to achievement award recipients (1 recipient per category)
Achievement Awards:
Junior Achievement Award: A youth (<18) who participates in promoting the breed and/or the registry. The youth must be a member OR horse owner must be a member AND horse must be registered.
Publicity Achievement Award: Any registered horse or member who brings the breed and/or registry into the public eye (example: magazine article, newspaper, television, etc).
Volunteer Achievement Award: A member that donates their time by helping out in any way to promote the breed and/or the registry.
Golden Achievement Award: A member >60 years old that has actively promoted, volunteered, or somehow contributed to furthering the breed or registry.
Leadership Achievement Award: A member in the registry that shows great skills in leadership, ambition, promotion, and teamwork amongst fellow members.
Discipline Awards:
Long-Distance Discipline Award: A member that actively competes in AERC or CTR rides on a registered horse.
Dressage Discipline Award: A member that actively competes in schooling shows and/or USDF recognized shows on a registered horse.
Eventing Discipline Award: A member that actively competes in schooling shows and/or USEA recognized events on a registered horse.
Jumping Discipline Award: A member that actively competes in schooling shows and/or USEF recognized shows on a registered horse.
Open Show (Discipline) Award: A member that actively competes in open shows (any discipline) on a registered horse.
2015 Awards
The awards outlined below are for ATAA members only. *Exception: see Junior Achievement*
The President or Vice-President may be asked to step in for a tie-breaker (or another committee member not personally involved in that particular award if it involves president or vice-president)
All awards will be chosen based on nominations from registry members (a paragraph or two explaining why the individual person and/or horse should be chosen for that award).
Plaques (or a similar award) will be given out to the discipline award recipients (A maximum of 3 recipients per discipline)
An individualized award will be given out to achievement award recipients (1 recipient per category)
Achievement Awards:
Junior Achievement Award: A youth (<18) who participates in promoting the breed and/or the registry. The youth must be a member OR horse owner must be a member AND horse must be registered.
Publicity Achievement Award: Any registered horse or member who brings the breed and/or registry into the public eye (example: magazine article, newspaper, television, etc).
Volunteer Achievement Award: A member that donates their time by helping out in any way to promote the breed and/or the registry.
Golden Achievement Award: A member >60 years old that has actively promoted, volunteered, or somehow contributed to furthering the breed or registry.
Leadership Achievement Award: A member in the registry that shows great skills in leadership, ambition, promotion, and teamwork amongst fellow members.
Discipline Awards:
Long-Distance Discipline Award: A member that actively competes in AERC or CTR rides on a registered horse.
Dressage Discipline Award: A member that actively competes in schooling shows and/or USDF recognized shows on a registered horse.
Eventing Discipline Award: A member that actively competes in schooling shows and/or USEA recognized events on a registered horse.
Jumping Discipline Award: A member that actively competes in schooling shows and/or USEF recognized shows on a registered horse.
Open Show (Discipline) Award: A member that actively competes in open shows (any discipline) on a registered horse.
2015 Awards
2014 Awards
2013 Awards
ATAA & FOTATA Awards presented by Shannon Mayfield at the ATAA Yearly Conference, September 22, 2012
Volunteer Awards:
Lucy Kester, Catrina Mettam, Terri Fender, Phil Case
Endurance Awards:
Jas Shearer-McMahon, Nicole Duarte, Monica Bretherton, Tom Thomsen, Cathy Leddy
Eventing Awards:
Amrita Ibold, Jenny Rice, Zoe Saccio (Jr)
Jumping Awards:
Jenny Rice, Amrita Ibold, Zoe Saccio (Jr), Catrina Mettam.
Lucy Kester, Catrina Mettam, Terri Fender, Phil Case
Endurance Awards:
Jas Shearer-McMahon, Nicole Duarte, Monica Bretherton, Tom Thomsen, Cathy Leddy
Eventing Awards:
Amrita Ibold, Jenny Rice, Zoe Saccio (Jr)
Jumping Awards:
Jenny Rice, Amrita Ibold, Zoe Saccio (Jr), Catrina Mettam.
Awards presented at the 2012 national AERC convention in Reno, NV at the Saturday night awards banquet:
Endurance Champion, Jas Shearer-McMahon and MV Patrickhan (Astrachan x Minorka II)
Endurance Reserve Champion, Scott Sears, DVM and Aeolus (Alp x Samsa)
Limited Distance Champion, Cathy Leddy and Galen (MV Moondancer x Galka 4)
Limited Distance Reserve Champion, Monica Bretherton and Magdan (Astrachan x Meshhurlyk)
Awards were presented at the recent national AERC convention in Reno, NV at the Saturday night awards banquet. They are also in the AERC yearbook.
Endurance Reserve Champion, Scott Sears, DVM and Aeolus (Alp x Samsa)
Limited Distance Champion, Cathy Leddy and Galen (MV Moondancer x Galka 4)
Limited Distance Reserve Champion, Monica Bretherton and Magdan (Astrachan x Meshhurlyk)
Awards were presented at the recent national AERC convention in Reno, NV at the Saturday night awards banquet. They are also in the AERC yearbook.
USEA Breed Awards
New this year, members of the United States Eventing Association who are competing in three-day eventing on Akhal-Teke horses (purebred and part-bred) can now be eligible for year-end awards.
To qualify, here are the requirements:
- Horse must be registered with ATAA.
- Rider & owner must be members of the ATAA.
- Horse must be registered under "Akhal-Teke" as its breed with the USEA.
- There is NO participation fee for this award.
- Horse can compete under registered name or show name.
To qualify, here are the requirements:
- Horse must be registered with ATAA.
- Rider & owner must be members of the ATAA.
- Horse must be registered under "Akhal-Teke" as its breed with the USEA.
- There is NO participation fee for this award.
- Horse can compete under registered name or show name.
AERC Breed Awards
The Akhal-Teke/Akhal-Teke sport horse with the highest points earned in both limited distance and endurance will be awarded the ATAA bred award at the AERC convention. The Akhal-Teke/Akhal-Teke Sport horse be registered with the ATAA to qualify for the award.
http://www.aerc.org/Breed_Awards.aspx
http://www.aerc.org/Breed_Awards.aspx
