Frequently asked questions

A championship or final awards titles: Champion, Reserve Champion, then Top 10 for 3rd to 10th.

A class that is not a championship awards placings: 1st, 2nd, 3rd and on. At a Class A show those classes often qualify horses for a championship later in the show, which then awards the titles.

Adv means the entry advanced: it was called back from a qualifier, semi-final or elimination to the next round. It is a call-back, not a placing, so 1st and 8th called back both read Adv.

When the judges did place a qualifying round in order, the round shows 1st, 2nd and on instead.

• Competed: the horse showed in a championship or final but finished past the Top 10, or it showed in a qualifying round and did not make the next one.
• Unplaced: the horse showed, but the results gave it no placing at all.

Some shows' finals award medals rather than titles: Gold, Silver and Bronze for 1st, 2nd and 3rd, then 4th and on as placings.

• Complete: the class has finished and its final results have posted.
• In Progress: some results have posted, but the final results have not.
• Not Started: nothing from the class has posted yet.
• Not yet posted, beside a section: that section's results have not posted yet.

Each class also shows how long ago its results posted.

Each section of a class is one round, named by a code:

The entries called back from a semi-final or qualifier read Adv, unless the judges placed the round in order: then it prints 1st, 2nd, 3rd. A Class A elimination never places anyone, so every entry that moves on reads Adv.

An elimination (for example Section A and Section B of a big Scottsdale championship) places nobody. It only names who advances to the final, so every entry that moved on reads Adv and earns no ribbon.

It is the horse's or exhibitor's rank by championship wins in that class, counted across every show we hold. Only the top five are marked, and it takes at least two wins to be ranked. The stamp links to the class's all-time leaders.

Open the show and type your back number in the Back # box, then press Find my classes. You get that horse's page at the show, with its classes and placings.

With an account you can follow a horse, an exhibitor, an owner, a breeder, a class or a whole show. What you follow appears on My show for each show where it competes.

Send it through the contact form with the show, the class and what you think it should say. A photo of the posted results sheet helps.

For a horse's details (its name, breeding or owner), press Edit beside the field on the horse's page to suggest a change.

PaddockReport is a record of Arabian and Half-Arabian horse show results: every class and placing we hold, with standings, bloodlines and history for each horse, exhibitor, owner and breeder.