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Mason-Dixon Miniature Horse Association ~ Cick Here! AMHA ( American Miniature Horse Association ) The American Miniature Horse Association promotes the breeding, use and perpetuation of a standard of equine excellence in miniature. Horses registered with AMHA must meet the Association Standard of Perfection and cannot exceed 34 inches in height measured from the last hairs of the mane. Whether your interest is showing, breeding or recreation, AMHA offers rewarding programs, opportunities and a wide variety of resources to expand your involvement with this special equine known as the American Miniature Horse. AMERICAN MINIATURE HORSE ASSOCIATION ~ Please Click AMHR ( American Miniature Horse Registry ) Welcome to the world of the Small Equine! Recognized for Miniatures ( cannot exceed 38 inches in height measured from the last hairs of the mane ) and Shetlands. AMHR offers rewarding progams, opportunites and a wide variety of shows and resources. AMERICAN MINIATURE HORSE REGISTRY ~ Please Click PAC - Paint Alternative Competition
A program one can enroll if they become a member of the American Paint Horse Association. PAC offers a Paint Alternative Competition program (PAC). This program is open to all breeds and through PAC, you can get the recognition for accomplishments in the competitive events you enjoy. For more information click onto www.apha.com/pac American Paint Horse Association
The association's mission remains the same today as when it was established:
Appaloosa Horse Club Moscow, ID The Appaloosa Horse Club is the international breed registry serving ApHC members and Appaloosa enthusiasts by recording and reserving the horses' heritage and history, and by providing services that promote, enhance and improve the Appaloosa, a breed defined by ApHC bloodline requirements and preferred characteristics, including coat pattern. The Saddlebred Horse Association, Inc. Membership in the American Saddlebred Horse Association contributes significantly to safeguarding the integrity of the breed, promoting the use of Saddlebreds, and expanding the public's knowledge of America's original show and sport horse. The monetary value of your membership contribution is returned many times over in benefits to the breed and to you as an Association member, as well as in services provided by the Association and the American Saddlebred Registry. www.asha.net The Pinto Horse Association of America, Inc. The association shall be a non-profit organization for the purpose of maintaining and servicing a registry
for the Pinto breed. It shall further promote the breeding of Pintos by specific conformation type, performance, and color,
as well as promoting interest in the Pinto as a breed. The members will be encouraged to promote Pinto classes in all types
of horse shows where possible and should promote good horsemanship and sportsmanship. www.pinto.org The Arabian Horse Association. Enter a world where the time you spend with an Arabian horse is the best part of your day. With 46,000 members,
the Arabian Horse Association (AHA) provides many opportunities for you to tap into the Arabian horse lifestyle. AHA is a
full-service breed association and registry for owners of Arabian, Half-Arabian and Anglo-Arabian horses. www.arabianhorses.org Pony of the Americas Club, Inc (POAC) Indianapolis, IN "The Using Pony for Youth" Pony of the Americas (POA) is an international organization comprised of more than 40 State Clubs throughout the United States. POA is unique in that it is the only equine organization devoted to the furtherment of youth riders. |
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