The Arkansas Farm Bureau Foundation No Bling Spring Fling
March 20-22, 2026
WA Arena, Sheridan, AR
Judges: Mike Hoeppner & Shawn Hays
Flat Fee: $280
Includes class entry fees, office fees, AQHA fees, and one stall per horse. Does not include RV, obstacle fee, jackpot fees, or early stall arrival.
$40 for 4-H
Discounted flat fee for current 4-H members. The $40 flat fee includes class entry fees, office fees, AQHA fees, and one stall per horse. Does not include RV, obstacle fee, jackpot fees, or early stall arrival.
If the 4-H member shows more than one horse, additional horses can show at a $60 flat fee. If non-4-H members show the horse, those class fees will incur the regular show pricing in addition to the reduced fees from the 4-H member.
4-H Youth Opportunity at the March No Bling Spring Fling!
ArQHA is excited to welcome Arkansas 4-H youth to the Arkansas Farm Bureau Foundation No Bling Spring Fling with special reduced pricing on entries, stalls, and clinics—made possible by a grant from the Arkansas Farm Bureau Foundation. The event is designed to increase access to competition and education for young riders while emphasizing horsemanship, sportsmanship, leadership, and exposure to equine and agricultural careers. The show provides a welcoming, lower-pressure environment for youth exhibitors, including 4-H members.
4-H Exhibitor Fee: $40 for the first horse; additional horses are $60/horse. (Reduced fees are only for classes shown by the 4-H member. If a non-4-H member shows in the horse, those classes will incur the regular class fees.)
This opportunity is open to Arkansas 4-H horse project members. ArQHA youth who are not currently enrolled in 4-H are encouraged to join 4-H to take advantage of the 4-H exhibitor rate.
A separate 4-H entry form will be provided to allow ArQHA to track 4-H participation and apply the appropriate exhibitor fees.
Clinic Opportunities:
• Friday – 7:00 PM: Ride-the-Pattern Ranch Trail
• Saturday – 7:00 PM: Ride-the-Pattern Horsemanship
“No Bling” means fewer costly attire requirements, lower overall expenses, reduced pressure for exhibitors, and a stronger focus on learning, sportsmanship, and horsemanship.
