AFRMA ENTRY FEES AND DEADLINES

ENTRY FEES (All Classes This Show):
Members: $1
Non-Members: $2

[per animal/class; per pair (Matched Pair Class); per parent animal (Progeny Class); per group (Breeder’s Group)].

PAYMENT OF ENTRIES: Payment for all entries are now due BEFORE the show. You will have 2 options to make your payment—PayPal (we will give you the amount and where to send it) or money order only if you submit your entries at least a week before the deadline (send to AFRMA, 9230 64th Street, Riverside, CA 92509-5924). Payment must be received before the show.

ENTRY DEADLINE (This Show): 6 P.M., the Wednesday prior to the show. No phone-in entries will be accepted.

EXHIBITORS: The exhibitor is responsible for contacting the Show Secretary to verify if their entries have been received. AFRMA is not responsible for entries not received.

SHOW SECRETARY:

Karen Robbins
P.O. Box 2589
Winnekta, CA 91396-2589

ENTRY FORMS: Use the e-mail form SHOW ENTRIES for Regular Show entries, or PET SHOW ENTRIES for Pet Show entries. For questions e-mail entries20@afrma.org.

Entries may be submitted only once (as many pages as needed). Substitutions to be done the morning of the show. No changes accepted after the Wednesday deadline.

Payment for entries are due BEFORE the show. You have two options to make your payment—PayPal (we will give you the amount and where to send it) or if you submit your entries the week before the deadline, then you may send in a money order to AFRMA, 9230 64th Street, Riverside, CA 92509-5924. Payment must be received before the show.

If you have any questions or need help filling out your entry form, or to verify if your entries arrived by the deadline, please contact Karen at (818) 992-5564.



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