MFTHBA Medal Program

3 Awards Silver and Gold Medal For each level reached, the owner of the horse will receive a certificate and a coin in the appropriate color for the achievement. The achievement will also be noted in the horse’s file and will be listed on the horse’s registration papers. The recognition will also be listed on the papers of future offspring (1st generation and second generation). This recognition will also be added in the event the first or second generation offspring reprints their papers. The owner may pay to receive an updated copy of the horse’s papers. When the horse advances up a medal, the old designation will be replaced by the new one (i.e., if a horse already had a silver medal in western pleasure, when they earn a gold, only the gold medal will be designated on the papers or that of their future offspring). Horses reaching a medal level will be recognized in the annual Celebration Catalog during the year achieved (i.e., horses that earn a medal in 2021 would be listed in the 2022 Catalog). All Around Awards When an All-Around level is achieved, the owner of the horse will receive a plaque (including the horse’s name, date awarded, and achievement). Horses reaching the Supreme All-Around level will receive a trophy (including the horse’s name, date awarded, and achievement). Both All-Around awards will be presented during the World Show and Celebration. Horse’s reaching an All-Around award will be recognized in the annual Celebration Catalog during the year achieved (including a picture). The achievement will also be noted in the horse’s file and will be listed on the horse’s registration papers. The recognition will also be listed on the papers of future offspring (1st generation and second generation). This recognition will also be added in the event the first or second generation offspring reprints their papers. The owner may pay to receive an updated copy of the horse’s papers. The owner may pay to receive an updated copy of the horse’s papers. A complete list of horse’s achieving All-Around titles will be maintained on the MFTHBA website. Receiving Points To document points in any category, the owner must submit a point submittal form and a copy of a show schedule or event flyer. This form will require the signature of the owner and the event organizer. The form must be submitted within 60 days of the event. Forms submitted outside this timeframe will not be considered valid. • During the initial two years of the program, a one-time historical point option will be available. All historical points for a category must be submitted at one time utilizing a point submittal form and will require documentation (i.e. class score sheet with date and organization name) from the event indicating the results. In addition, a one-time administrative fee must be paid.