New booklet contains registration forms released by APHA

and important information on upcoming show Paint Vegas “Premium Book” released by APHA

FORT WORTH, TEXAS— Paint Horse enthusiasts awaiting the exciting new Paint Vegas show, set for Dec. 5–10 at the South Coast Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, Nev., now have an added resource to help them prepare for the event—the official Premium Book. This book features a wealth of information about the new show, including entry and check-in procedures, travel and rooming information, a map of the facility, a tentative schedule, deadlines and fees, class conditions and clarifications, and payout details.

The Paint Vegas Premium Book can be found on-line by visiting aphapaintvegas.com/show/premiumbook.html. From the Web page, visitors may also download class entry and stall reservation forms, including the preferred stabling forms.

The pre-entry deadline for Paint Vegas 2006 is October 15, but late entries will be accepted until 5 p.m. of the day prior to the class.

Other helpful features that can be found on the Paint Vegas Web site include updated entry lists, class descriptions and conditions explanations, a judges list, gift show information, activities to be enjoyed in and around Las Vegas and information about the South Coast Hotel & Casino.

About Paint Vegas
Far more than a typical horse show, Paint Vegas promises six fun- filled days of futurity, jackpot and slot classes in true Las Vegas style. The show will be APHA’s second large-format show, with the added feature of awarding cash instead of points.

The venue for this show, the South Coast Casino’s Equestrian Center, features outstanding amenities such as 1,200 climate-controlled stalls, two arenas and a vibrant new hotel and casino just footsteps away.

To request a printed copy of the Premium Book or to learn more about Paint Vegas, visit aphapaintvegas.com, e-mail showing@apha.com , or call (817) 834-2742, extension 773.

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