Media credentials may be issued, at NRHA management’s sole discretion, to journalists on assignment by recognized and well-established magazines, newspapers, news services, publications, television and radio networks, local television and radio stations, Internet sites, agencies representing recognized farms and ranches, and other approved media outlets.

Internet sites will only be considered if they cover reining on a regular basis and are consistently updated with news and features, or are local or tourism-based sites for area in which the event is hosted. Websites must be free from profanity and offensive language.

Freelance journalists must provide proof of assignment from a well-established and approved outlet to be considered for accreditation. If photographer credentials are granted, he/she also must confirm that the images taken will only be used for that specific publication and for that specific story. Freelance writers may only receive a credential based on the publications they are representing and on a pre-approved story concept with a credible outlet.

Approved media outlets must check in at the media room upon their arrival and prior to capturing any material to receive their credentials and media packet from the NRHA Marketing & Outreach Department.

All approved media are subject to the guidelines found under the visitor/member, photography, and videography section.

NRHA Futurity & Adequan^® NAAC Media Guidelines

Guidelines & Application for Press Media

Guidelines & Application for Social Media Photographers

Forms can be emailed to shonegger@nrha.com or brought to the NRHA Media Office during the event.