Lincoln, NE. June 1998
The United States Dressage Federation (USDF) Breeders Championship Series is a new program designed to promote breeders and quality sport horses. The shows will consist of a series of at least two qualifying events in a particular geographical area of the United States, that will lead to a final Championship of the series. Exhibitor Laboratories, Inc. of California is the presenting sponsor for this exciting new program.

Exhibitors compete at their qualifying show for the Champion and Reserve Champion Young Horse, and Champion and Reserve Champion Mature Horse. These horses will be invited to compete in the last show of that series, which is the USDF Breeders Championship in the above age divisions for Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion.

Over $10,000 in prizes and prize money will be split between all the Grand Champions and Reserve Grand Champions for each Series. Prizes include money, beautiful neck sashes, and coolers and products. These are all make possible by the generosity of the USDF Breeders Championship Series event sponsors: The American Hanoverian Society, American Warmblood Registry, American Warmblood Society, The Dutch Warmblood Studbook in North American, Iron Spring Farm, ISR/Oldenburg, Proud Meadows and Sylvan Farms.

Shows approved six months in advance will receive full promotional benefits offered by USDF. Applications for the USDF Breeders Championship Series are available form USDF. For a complete list of shows participating in the USDF Breeders Championship contact USDF.

The United States Dressage Federation (USDF) is a non-profit, tax-exempt corporation with more than 36,000 members throughout all 50 states. As the national voice of the dressage community, USDF promotes dressage, primarily through educational programs. Membership in USDF is achieved by joining one of the more than 130 affiliated dressage groups, or by joining USDF directly to receive additional benefits of membership.