The 2026 Lone Star TRIPLE show is conducted under the rules of the North American Peruvian Horse Association (NAPHA) as an APP (All Peruvian Paso) Championship Show. The show is drug free with testing (PER USEF RULES). Only horses with registration certificates issued by NAPHA, PPHRNA, AAOBPPH, or the PHAC may participate. It is operated in accordance with the current official Rules and Regulations of Horse Showing and Peruvian Paso Breed Standards of NAPHA. Every person who participates in this show is responsible for a knowledge of and is subject to these NAPHA rules. Rule books may be obtained www.napha.net. A copy of the rules will be available for review at the show through the show steward. Everything is being done to conduct the show on the highest possible plane and for the pleasure of exhibitors and spectators. The best adjudicating officials to be found are selected and they will place awards upon the horses as they see them presented in the ring, without regard to previous records. This show will confer a minimum of double points for the NAPHA Medallon de Plata, Medallon de Oro, Medalon de Bronce, Medallon de Diamante, Zone 3 and High Point Performance Horse Awards.
The show is also approved by the PHAC for points and annual awards with the Peruvian Horse Association of Canada.
Show Committee: Devon Harrison, Chair, Donny Hurwitz, Alberto Lummis, Elizabeth Tierney, Dianna Whisenant, Leslee Kay Hurwitz, Kelly Powers
Carded Show Steward: Larry Underwood
Show Secretary: Nicole Pichel • npichel99@gmail. com
Stall Assignments: Kelly Powers • Nicole Pichel
Gate Steward: Mitch Dubois
Show Manager: Alberto Lummis
Announcer: Vanita Mann
Ring Steward: Joy Larsen, Thea Pichel
Ribbon Ring Master: Leslee Kay Hurwitz
Photographer: Caitlin Demura
Trophies: Devon Harrison, Leslee Kay Hurwitz, Kelly Powers
Veterinarian: Dr. Theresa Dwyer
Class/Ad Sponsorships: Devon Harrison, Dianna Whisenant, Leslee Kay
Show Program Ads: Kelly Powers/ Red Mane Creative
Show Program - kelly@redmanecreative.com
Premier Sponsorships: Donny Hurwitz, Devon Harrison
Important Deadlines!
All PRE-Entries must be received by March 10th, 2026
Wednesday March 25
Early Arrivals – Please contact Kelly Powers or Nicole Pichel
Horse Stalls & Tackrooms will be available starting at 12 Noon until 10PM
Thursday March 26
Arrival of Horses – Starting at 6:30 AM until 10 PM
Meet & Greet the Judges BBQ – At 6:30 PM
BBQ will be in the barn area.
Food provided FREE, Please bring your own drinks! Only water and iced tea will be provided
Friday March 27
Classes begin at 8:30 AM
Catered Dinner in Upstairs Arena Bar area: 7 pm
Dinner Cost: $40.00 per adult ticket, $20 child 15 & under
Saturday March 28
Classes begin at 8:30am
FREE Pizza Party in barn between afternoon & evening classes
Pisco Sours provided by Nicole Brass & River Grove Ranch
"A Taste of Texas" Sample the unique taste of The Lone Star State's exotic and native wildlife. Served will be Auodad sheep, Axis and Whitetail deer. Sponsored by Diamond H Ranch & Transition Ranch.
begin at 8:30 AM
Sunday March 29
Classes begin at 8:30 AM
Champion of Champion Classes
Barrida of Champions - anyone with a title at the show is welcome to participate!! All entries with neck ribbons eligible. High point and Reserve High Point juniors 13-18 eligible with written permission of parent or guardian.
Payments can be made via cash, check, credit card
If you prefer to pay via credit card, show secretary Nicole Pichel will send you a secure link to pay online - we will not be taking your credit cards over phone or email for security! We can also swipe your cards at the show in person!
Class Fees:
Regular TRIPLE Class: $75.00
Junior Classes: $50.00
Best Gaited/Best Bozal: $110.00
Championships: $100.00
Ch of Ch Classes: $135.00
Ch Of Ch – if only class entered $165.00 Pre-entered horses only
General Fees:
LSPHC Membership: $35.00
Drug Fee, per horse: $20.00 MANDATORY
Office Fee, per horse: $25.00 MANDATORY
Late Fee after 3/10/25 per horse: $40.00 received after 3/10/26 or incomplete
STALLS: $195.00 Horse stalls Wednesday-Monday 6 am - INCLUDES 4 bags of shavings
**any use of horse or tack stalls after 6 am will incur a $20 late fee charge per stall!
TACK: $140.00 (no shavings included)
SHAVINGS: $13/bag, available to pre-order. MUST purchase shavings from show on site - not allowed to bring in your own bedding
Feed: Please contact Barfields Hay 254.931.6766. They are across the highway from the facility.
https://barfieldhaycompany.com/
RVParking: $45.00/night. $20 to dump on site
Meals:
Thursday Night: Meet the Judges & Welcome BBQ: FREE! Bring your own beverages!
Friday Night Awards Dinner: Upstairs Bar Area: $40.00 adults, $20.00 kids under 15 yrs
Friday Night Dinner: $40.00 adults, $20.00 kids under 15 yrs Night Dinner - FREE Pizza in barn area between afternoon and evening performances
Saturday Night Barn Party FREE Pizza & Pisco Sours provided by Diamond H Ranch, Leslee Kay, Nicole Brass
Saturday Night "Taste of Texas" Enjoy a selection of Texas exotic wildgame, compliments of Diamond H Ranch & Transition Ranch
Merchandise:
LSPHC Embroidered Ball Caps $20.00
T-shirts $30
Vendor Booth: $150 Fri-Sun, $75/single days
Funds: All payments must be made in U.S. funds. All prize money will be awarded in US funds. All refunds are given in US funds.
Payment Policy: LSPHC cannot extend credit of any kind to anyone. All entries must be paid in full in the form of personal checks, PayPal, Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover, or money order. All entries must be made payable to LSPHC in U.S. funds drawn on a U.S. bank. Credit card information must include the 3 digit security code on the back of the card, expiration date, zip code, and signature of the cardholder.
E-mailed entries MUST HAVE a valid credit card number to be accepted. Any entry received without proper payment &/or current registration papers (horses must be properly registered and will be shown as registered with NAPHA) will be considered incomplete and will be subject to late fees. If an exhibitor wishes to add classes or horses during the show, they must be paid for, at the time of entry, with a check or a valid credit card.
In the event that your check is returned to LSPHC, due to insufficient funds, certified funds and payment of a returned check charge will be required in order for entries or stall reservations to be processed. If the customer has not paid all charges for returned checks prior to the show, the agent/owner must bring certified funds to the show office for the entries to be processed.
LSPHC shall collect funds for entries and/or stalls in which the credit card was declined or in which a check has been returned due to insufficient funds before processing entries or stall reservations. The date at which funds are secured, for declined credit cards or insufficient funds checks, will be acknowledged as the date the entries and/or stalls are received and processed. Post-entry fees will be assessed to entries for which funds have been declined.
Outstanding Debts: Anyone owing a debt 60 days past due from the date of the first billing to the NAPHA or one of its approved shows may not be allowed to show in a NAPHA approved show in any capacity, including owner, trainer, rider, handler, etc. No exhibitor who owes an outstanding debt to NAPHA for any reason will be allowed to exhibit his/her horses until the unpaid balance is satisfied.
Late Fee: All completed, pre-entries must be submitted to the LSPHC office by March 10th in order to pay the pre-entry fees. Entries will be accepted after this date, with a late fee of $ 40 per horse. No exceptions will be made. Incomplete entries are subject to the late fee as well.
Substitution: If a horse is entered by close of entries but then is unable to perform, another horse may be substituted at no additional fee.
Refunds: All requests for refunds must be submitted to the Horse Show Office by 12 pm on Sunday, March 30, 2025 the last day of the horse show. Absolutely no request will be considered after this date. NO EXCEPTIONS.
Valid, written veterinary excuse is required. Absolutely no refunds will be made without a written veterinary excuse. For pre-entered horses not shown: class fees, stall fees are refundable. For horses at the show: refunds ONLY for pre-entered classes that were not entered. If a horse is disqualified from showing by the Show Management or Officials, or if a horse is entered and not shown, all fees will be forfeited.
Regular Class Refunds: Refunds will be considered only due to injury or illness of a horse or exhibitor. Refund requests must be accompanied by a veterinarian’s or doctor’s statement.
In all instances, there will be no refund of the office fee, security fee, and drug fee.
No horses may be shown from trailers, they must have a stall.
Sponsorships & Advertising
Class Sponsorships 1 for $30 or 2 for $50, 3 for $65
Championship Classes 1 for $50 or 2 for $85, 3 for $110
High Point Awards $50.00
Best Bozal $65
Best Gaited Horse of the Show$65
Champion of Champion Classes 1 for $65, 2 for $110, 3 for $160
Premier Club Sponsorship (1 year sponsorship) $2,000.00
Select Show Sponsorship $1000.00
Prime Show Sponsorship $500.00
Choice Show Sponsorship $350.00
BBQ/Hospitality Sponsorship $150.00 - help sponsor the special events at the show
PDF About Premier, Select, Prime and Choice Sponsorships Details
At Show Program Advertisements - Booklet program - Deadline March 10, 2026
Full Page Color $175
- Included for all Premier sponsors!
Half Page Color $95.00
Club or Show Special Price – Full page $85
Inside Front Cover $300.00
Inside Back Cover $300.00
Back Cover $350.00
Centerfold: $385.00
Business Card: $35.00
Advertising design is NOT included. Please provide print-ready advertisements, or contact Kelly Powers (phenomfarm@gmail.com) to design your ad for an additional fee.
Advertising: Kelly Powers
Reminder - all sponsorships and ads must be paid at the time of reservation.
Arrival & Departure: Horses/exhibitors may begin arriving Wednesday, March 25 between 12Noon – 10PM. Load out must occur by Monday, March 30 at 6am.
Feed & Bedding: All stalls have concrete floors. Horse stall fees of $195 include 4 bags of shavings. All shavings must be ordered through the show office at $13/bag. No outside shavings may be brought in.
Tack and Other Stall Rules: If ordering a tack stall for more than one person, all tack stalls must be paid for by one exhibitor. Stalls may be used only to house horses and tack. Any other commercial uses are strictly prohibited. While fans are allowed, for safety reasons, air conditioners are prohibited in the stalling area. Also, any fabric or paper used or draped in stalls must be fire-resistant or treated with a flame retardant. Any damage to stalls will be the financial responsibility of the owner/exhibitor/trainer. Stall(s) cannot be resold unless the sale is approved by the Show Management. Exhibitors are required to keep their stalls clean and neat, to dispose of refuse matter in designated dump areas, and remove all items and materials erected by them, including tack, stall decorations, and all signs.
Stall Decorations: Stall decorations are highly encouraged; however, no nails, screws, or staples may be used to penetrate the existing stall walls or doors. Tape, other than painter’s tape, is not allowed as remaining tape residue may result in damages that will be passed on to exhibitors. Please plan to secure secondary structures with alternate methods (i.e. zip ties or other means) to secure your drapes and decorations.
RV Spaces: RV Parking is plentiful and is on a first come first serve basis. Please reserve your RV spaces through the horse show office.
Fees: $45/day for hookups. 30/50 amp connections are available. RV Dump is available on site for $10.00 fee per dump.
Dogs & Other Pets: Dogs are allowed ON LEASH OR CRATE ONLY in RV & Barn areas. No dogs are allowed on the arena concourse or inside buildings. STRICT ENFORCEMENT of animals being controlled will be required!
Liability Waivers: liability waivers must be completed by all exhibitors, handlers, trainers and/or agents with all requested names and signatures and must be submitted with entries prior to the first class. Parent(s) or legal guardians must sign for any youth exhibitor. Trainer/agent/driver cannot sign as parent or guardian for non-related youth
Non-Smoking Facility: No smoking is allowed in any building on the Horse Show Facility. Smoking is allowed only outdoors.
No outside alcohol is allowed! We will have a cash bar available during the Friday night Dinner
LSPHC requires that any horse brought onto the grounds have:
- A negative Coggins, dated within the previous 12 months, must accompany all horses brought onto the property and
- A Certificate of Veterinary Inspection (CVI) Issued by an Accredited Veterinarian. Valid for 30 days, for horses coming from outside of Texas
- Copies of CVI must have original signature
- Entry Permit Number not required
- A detailed description of the horse should be recorded on the certificate including:
- Age, Sex, Breed, Color, Name, Brand, Markings, Tattoo, Scars
REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS
• Horses must be registered with NAPHA (formerly PPHRNA & AAOBPPH) or the PHAC. Horses must be entered based upon the current registration papers - registered owner, full registered name & number.
• Male horses 4 years of age & older must be registered as a stallion or gelding. Registration papers indicating “male” will not be considered acceptable registration papers. The only exception will be male horses entered in Colts 3-4 in Bozal.
• Spayed mares may not be shown as a breeding mare.
Conduct and Safety: The LSPHC expects the highest standard of ethics from its exhibitors and those persons under their authority and will tolerate no act of disobedience or discourtesy toward any show official, under penalty of disqualification or expulsion from the show. Courtesy toward fellow exhibitors and the viewing public is compulsory at all times. Cruelty to any horse, by any person, at this show will NOT be tolerated. Exhibitors shall at all times take whatever steps are necessary to protect themselves, their horses, and the viewing public. SUPERVISE JUNIORS!
***NOTE: Judges will excuse from the ring, any horse or rider/handler, whose actions threaten to endanger other exhibitors or their entries or officials.***
Responsibility: Entries are accepted with the understanding that the LSPHC will not be held responsible for any loss, personal injury, or damage to horses exhibited or for any article of any kind or nature that may be lost or destroyed or in any way damaged. All horses shall be under the control and direction of the Show Committee but solely at the risk of the exhibitor, who will be responsible for any injury that may be occasioned to any person or animal or damage to any property while on the grounds by any horse owned or exhibited by him and shall indemnify the management against all claims or damages of any kind or nature, including attorney fees and court costs, that may grow out of any injury occasioned by any horse owned or exhibited by him or arising from any cause whatever, including the negligence of himself or any other person, including the person in charge of any such horse.
Show Rules & Regulations: Everything is being done to conduct this show on the highest possible level and for the pleasure and safety of exhibitors and spectators. The best adjudication officials to be found have been selected and they will place awards to the horses as they see them presented in the ring without regard for previous records or performances. The LSPHC triple show is desirous of fair treatment for all exhibitors. All showing procedures and judging percentages as well as definitions, class descriptions, descriptions of gear and attire, rules and regulations, conduct and ethics, and conditions for this show are described in the aforementioned named publications. All exhibitors, handlers, riders and other persons participating in the show are responsible for thoroughly knowing all the rules and regulations. Rule books may be obtained at www.napha.net. Exceptions or additions to these rules are noted in this premium list. - INCLUDING drug testing consistent with USEF drug testing at therapeutic levels.
In the event that a judge or other designated official is unable to perofrm his or her duteis the show management reserves the right to substitute an equally qualified judge or other officals.
- The Judge has the authority to place any horse in whatever position he thinks the merit of the horse justifies. Any exhibitor desiring to discuss his/her placing with a Judge MUST FIRST obtain permission from the Show Steward, AFTER they are finished presenting horses throughout the show. No horse, rider, or handler may leave the ring without the permission of the Judge. The rider/handler must request permission through the Ring Steward.
Important Requirement!
- IMPORTANT – Breeding Mare & Stallions: Returning Champion of Champions and any horse that has qualified for Champion & Reserve Breeding Mare or Breeding stallion classes MUST ENTER their respective Zootecnico class on Sunday morning, prior to the championships. The Show Secretary will automatically enter all returning Champions and this show´s 1st and 2nd place class winners into their respective Zootecnico class. It is not required that a 1st or 2nd place horse enter the Ch & Res Class. The Show Secretary must be notified by 7am on Sunday, if a horse will not be competing in the Zootecnico, Ch & Res or Ch of Ch class that day.
No refunds will be given for the Zootecnico or Ch & Res classes if the Show Secretary is not notified by 7 am. See Refund Policy under Funds & Finances for additional information.
Championship Classes & Champion of Champions Classes: If a horse will not enter its Best or Champion/Reserve Class, the Show Secretary must be notified by 7 am the morning before the class, only then will a refund will be credited for the class fee. A withdrawal slip must be filed with the show secretary.
If a Show Champion will not enter its Champion of Champions Class, the Show Secretary must be notified before, only then a refund will be credited for the Champion of Champions class fee. A withdrawal slip must be filed with the show secretary.
Champions of Champions of all past LSPHC, CRPHC, PPHRNA, AAOBPPH & NAPHA U.S. National Shows & PHAC National Shows are eligible to directly enter the appropriate Champions of Champions Classes. This does not apply to Bozal or Gait competitions. Past National Champions of Champions that are entered directly into Champion of Champions classes MUST be pre-entered by March 10th, 2026. Only the following can enter directly into the Champion of Champions Class:
- Past National Champion of Champions & PHAC National Ch. of Ch.
- Past LSPHC & CRPHC champions
A past champion may enter other divisions in the show, but may not enter any class that qualifies for the division they are entering directly to the championship for.
PAST OPEN PERFORMANCE MARE, STALLION, GELDINGS: All past champions and champion of champions in the open performance M/S/G classes will now enter into Champion of Champions Performance Horse. Qualification will be verified by the show secretary.
PAST AMATEUR PERFORMANCE MARE, STALLION, GELDINGS: All past AMATEUR champions and champion of champions in the open performance M/S/G classes will now enter into Champion of Champions AMATEUR Performance Horse. Qualification will be verified by the show secretary.
Junior Division: Juniors are ages 17 & under as of January 1 of the current year. In Junior Classes, Juniors must compete in their respective age divisions. For Junior Classes: retrancas are prohibited, baticola is required, floron is optional. Leather stirrups (tapaderos) may be used. Helmets are required for juniors 12 years & under and no spurs are allowed in junior classes. No ungelded colts over 12 months old are allowed in any Junior class. Juniors must be at least 15 years old to show stallions in adult classes or to ride in the barrida at the end of the show. Parent/Guardian approval is required for a Junior to ride in a barrida, and Parent/Guardian must sign a waiver/release for Junior to participate. Please see Section 23, page 23 of the NAPHA Rules regarding juniors.
Junior Showmanship in Bit: To measure the rider's flair for showmanship and the mount's suitability as a performance animal. In addition to, or instead of, ring work as described for Performance Division (Part V) classes, each contestant will be given a two-minute individual workout. The content of this workout will be left up to the rider’s imagination, with the single requirement that it is designed to demonstrate for the judge the suitability of the horse as a performance animal. In this class, Junior riders must execute all maneuvers in a seated position in the saddle, facing in a forward direction. To be judged 70% on content of individual workout; 20% gait and manners; 10% condition.
Cones Spacing: It will be requested of the judges to keep the spacing between cones in the performance division classes at least 12 feet apart.
- Amateur Owner to Ride (AOTR) Classes: The owner/owners shown on the registration papers, & their minor children are allowed to present. Amateur Declaration form must be on file with the NAPHA office.
-Amateur/AOTR Performance, Open Tack & Attire: Judged as a regular performance class, but open to any combination of tack & attire. Amateur Declaration form must be on file with the NAPHA office.
-Best Bozal: Classes -1st & 2nd place qualify.
-Best Gaited: Classes -1st & 2nd place qualify.
- Performance Pairs CLASS: The Performance Pairs class is a non-qualifying class that will be conducted as a regular performance class, with two horses/riders working together in a team. Costumes, dressing up in alternative attire is allowed and encouraged. This is a FUN class!
- Amateur Performance Level 1 & Level 2:
Classes will be run together, but awarded separately, unless we have enough entries to warrant separating classes, at the discretion of the ring & gate stewards.
AMATEUR LEVEL 1 & 2
All amateur exhibitors are required to declare their level (1 or 2) riding status prior to the beginning of this current LSPHC show. Also, a signed NAPHA amateur declaration form must be on file with NAPHA or completed prior to the start of show. (This form will not suffice for that requirement.) The criteria for level declaration are as follows:
Amateur Level 1:
Exhibitor/rider has NOT won more than 25 Champion of Champions titles from any NAPHA or PHAC approved show, in AMATEUR performance, Open Performance, Breeding/Luxury and AOTR Performance, AOTR Breeding/Luxury Classes. (Best Gaited & Best Bozal not included).
Amateur Level 2:
Exhibitor/rider HAS won more than 25 Champion of Champions titles from any NAPHA or PHAC approved show, in AMATEUR performance, Open Performance, Breeding/Luxury and AOTR Performance, AOTR Breeding/Luxury Classes. (Best Gaited & Best Bozal not included).
All exhibitors who are current NAPHA carded judges, must declare Level 2. Riders who have regained their amateur status from Professional status in the last 10 years must compete in Level 2.
General Rules:
If a horse qualifies for a Champion/Reserve & Champion of Champions class with a level 1 rider, only a level 1 rider can complete competition in that division. A returning Champion of Champions must choose the level they will compete in and cannot change levels. (Different level 1 riders can compete on the same horse for that division.) If a horse qualifies in the amateur division with riders of both level 1 and level 2, they can only compete in championships of one level, and must stay with that level rider in champion and champion of champions. IE: wins champion level 2, can only compete in champion of champions level 2
Exhibitors MUST qualify for the level they compete in. IE: a rider with less than 25 Champion of Champion Titles cannot choose to compete in level 2 as they do not qualify for level 2. Levels cannot be changed during a show.
If an exhibitor starts the year as a level 1 rider, but surpasses the 25 Champion of Champions titles requirement during the show year at any NAPHA approved or Canadian show, they are allowed to compete at a level 1 for the remainder of the current show year (applies to LSPHC shows only).
If any exhibitor questions & chooses to protest a rider at either level, it will be up to that exhibitor to present their evidence to the LSPHC Board of Directors. If the board affirms the violation of a level status, that exhibitor may face disqualification of wins for that particular show & must return all amateur level awards to the club.
Amateur Level 1 & Level 2 Declaration Form
Special Awards - Must be signed up before start of the show, 8 am Friday March 27
1.High Point Amateur Rider of Show, 18 & Over: (A) Points are counted from classes as indicated in class list. Amateur declaration must be on file with NAPHA or show office. One High Point Amateur will be awarded for the entire show.
2.High Point Breeder of Show: (B) Points are counted as indicated in class list.
3. HIGH POINT MARE, STALLION, GELDING (M)(S)(G)Points are counted as indicated in class list.
4. High Point Jr (6-12) of Show: JR12 Points are counted as indicated in class list. ONE high point and reserve will be awarded to the juniors for the entire triple show
5. High Point Jr (13-18) of Show: JR13 Points are counted as indicated in class list. ONE high point and reserve will be awarded to the juniors for the entire triple show
6. High Point Owner of Show: (O) Points are counted from classes in class list.
7. High Point Bozal Horse of Show: (BOZ) Points are counted as indicated in class list.
8. HIGH POINT NOVICE: (N) Points are counted as indicated in class list.
We are excited to be at the amazing Bell County Expo Center in Belton, Texas!
Address: 301 West Loop 121, PO Box 206, Belton, TX 76513
https://www.bellcountyexpo.com/
The heart of the new Equestrian/Livestock facility will be its 150’x300’ performance surface. Add in air conditioning, a generous concourse for vendors with an unrestricted view of the arena, seating for 1,000 patrons, attached warm-up arena with stalls and pens, a bar and grill and the Expo Center’s excellent location – you’ll have a world-class combination!
Lone Star Peruvian Horse Club - Direct Booking Link
Hampton Inn Temple 3816 S General Bruce Dr Temple, Texas 76502
Other Nearby Hotels - Same Parking lot at the Cadence Bank Center:
La Quinta Inn
229 W Loop 121, Belton, TX 76513
Comfort Inn & Suites
235 W Loop 121, Belton TX 76513
245.613.5289
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254.770.5400
The Bell County Expo Center is between Dallas and Austin.
International flights will likely connect via Houston (IAH) through Austin or through DFW.
Flying international via American Airlines? Check out connections into Killeen (GRK) which is a small connecting airport right near the show! Flights are possibly LESS expensive flying into this smaller airport, and you can avoid the traffic also! Flights from Peru to Killeen (GRK) were up to $400 less, and approximately the same travel time as driving from DFW to Belton!
Dallas -Ft. Worth (DFW) Airport to Belton: 2 hrs 15 minutes
Dallas Love Field (DAL) Airport to Belton: 2 hrs
Austin (AUS) Airport to Belton: 50 minutes
Killeen Airport (GRK) to Belton: 25 Minutes
Private Airport: Georgetown
Thank you to our Premier Sponsors of the Lone Star Peruvian Horse Club!
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