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The Alabama Arabian Horse Association, Inc. (AAHA) was established over fifty years ago. The organization consists of a mix of equine interests with members in Alabama, Tennessee, Florida and Georgia. The AAHA is closely linked to the largest region in the US, which consists of 7 states in the southeast and is part of a much larger organization that spans the entire US and Canada. Our goal is to promote the Arabian horse, the breeding of the Arabian horse, encourage the recreational activities of the Arabian horse and to educate people about the Arabian horse.
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The Al Khalediah Arabian Horse Show will open its doors on the 15th of January 2008 for four consecutive days in the headquarters of His Highness's farms in Tebrak city, in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. This Festival will encompass a various number of activities that aim to restore equestrian disciplines and the importance and significance of the Arabian Horse as part of the nation's history. |
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The Arabian Breeders World Cup first show is scheduled for April 19-22, 2007. The goal of this event is to become one of the premier purebred Arabian horse shows in the world. With Las Vegas as the backdrop, the event will truly be an “International horse show” that will unite breeders worldwide. It will be a showcase for the natural beauty, nobility, excitement and unique characteristics of the Arabian horse breed and will provide a lively and entertaining experience for existing breeders and those new to Arabian horses.
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The Arabian English Pleasure Futurity will be held during the 2007 Scottsdale All Arabian Horse Show. With a payout of $100,000, this is a landmark development in the history of our breed. Never has a class paid this much prize money. In addition to the prize money, we will introduce an entirely new way to show and to to judge our English horses. This Futurity is truly breaking new ground. As you read on, think positively. It is time in our breed to open our eyes to the possibilities, not the distractions. As terrific as I think this Futurity is...this may only be the beginning. |
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Arabian
Horse Association of Arizona Since
1955 the Annual Scottsdale Arabian Horse
Show has set the pace in the Arabian
horse world. It has grown from 50 horses
to nearly 2000 horses bringing top owners,
trainers and breeders from around the
world competing for a chance at winning. |
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The Arabian Horse Association of Florida The primary purposes of the Arabian Horse Association of Florida(AHAF) are to promote the Arabian horse
in the state, to maintain the annual high point awards and futurity programs and
to encourage shows throughout the state. |
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The
Arabian Horse Association of Michigan (AHAM)
is a statewide organization dedicated
to encouraging good relations among our members
and to aiding and encouraging the breeding,
exhibiting, use and perpetuation of the Arabian
Horse. |
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The purpose of AHA Region 7 is to promote, encourage and stimulate popular interest in the outstanding using qualities of the Arabian Horse, to formulate publicity and educational programs in the interest of the Arabian Horse owner, club and enthusiast, to foster and encourage good relations between members, to promote and coordinate Arabian horse show activities throughout AHA Region 7, and to hold the Arabian and Half-Arabian Region 7 Championship Horse Show.
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AHA Region 12 is proud of its history and of the part it plays in the larger Arabian industry. It encompasses the largest geographic region in AHA, ranging down the eastern coast from North Carolina to Florida and from Tennessee to Mississippi on the Gulf Coast. Region XII also hosts several of the premier Arabian showcases in the nation, including an early May Regional.
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AHA Region 13 is designed to promote and coordinate Arabian horse activities throughout the states of Indiana and Michigan and to sponsor the holding of Arabian and Half-Arabian regional championships. |
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Arabian Horse Breeders Alliance Join us in Las Vegas, Nevada on April 20-22, 2007 for a unique event showcasing
the purebred Arabian horse. This event is being created to entertain and educate
the public about the exciting world of the Arabian horse and to encourage their
participation through involvement and ownership. |
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Arabian Horse Legacy works to Preserve the past to build the future by capturing and sharing the legacy left by significant horses and people in the breed. The Arabian Horse Legacy's library contains breaking news stories, interviews, information, history, biographies, research, photographs and video tape of the most significant Arabian horses and people in the Arabian horse breed. |
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Arabian
Professional & Amateur Horseman's
Assoc. The
APAHA was founded in 1986 to represent
a collective voice of the active exhibitors
of Arabian and Half-Arabian horses. Site
includes membership information, annual
Horsemen's Awards info, updates and contacts. |
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The Arabian Reining Horse Association is dedicated to promoting and enhancing the opportunities for the Arabian Reining horse. We hold an annual Arabian and Half-Arabian Reining Horse Futurity at the Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show. In 2008 we awarded over $130,000 in prize money! Please enjoy our new website and welcome to the exciting world of Arabian Reining! |
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The Diamond Showcase will be held 14th - 16th December 2007, in Bunyip North, Australia.
We are excited to offer a full program for Quarabs, Stockhorses, Riding Ponies, Arabian Ponies, Part Breds, Anglos, Arabian Warmbloods, Straight Egyptian's, Egyptian Related, Halter Classes, Young Guns, Ambassador's, Diamond Cup's, Halter and Performance including: Arabian Costume, Western and much more!! Please visit our website for more information on this International event. |
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The Dubai International Arabian Horse Championship is a competition for Purebred Arabian horses, showcasing their beauty, agility & heritage. It is run over 3 days culminating in the Championship classes for the most exquisite horses. Under the patronage of HH Sh. Hamdan bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Deputy Ruler of
Dubai, and UAE Minister of Finance & Industry, the championship will be run for the 4th time in March 2007. |
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The Half Arabian Association of Michigan is a non-profit organization formed for the purpose of stimulating popular interest in the unique qualities of the Half-Arabian horse, and perpetuating that interest by showcasing its versatility as a breeding, pleasure, show and sport horse. Club activities include organization and sponsorship of the annual Showtime Horse Show, the Michigan Arabian and Half- Arabian Breeders Futurity, equine related civic contributions, and the provision of an extensive and rewarding High Point program for members. |
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When you join the Illinois Arabian Horse Association you automatically become a member of IAHA and Region 11 of International, Illinois $elect Futurity, Land of Lincoln Purebred Association and the Horseman's Council of IL and the IL Horse and Pony Breeders Association. We offer shows, endurance and competitive rides, youth program, newsletter, Arabian breed promotion, dinners, good fun and fellowship with other Arabian Horse lovers. We welcome Your Membership. |
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The Iowa Gold Star Futurity is one of the fastest growing futurities in the nation. Welcoming both Purebred and Half-Arabians, the Iowa Gold Star Futurity is a non-profit organization dedicated to enhancing and promoting the Arabian horse. The futurity strives to bring the best Stallions worldwide to the Midwest in order to provide an opportunity for breeders to have access to the best bloodlines possible. |
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The Las Vegas Arabian Horse Association is a diverse and democratic Association, highly dedicated to promoting and stimulating the interest in and education about the outstanding versatile qualities of the Arabian, Half-Arabian and Anglo-Arabian Horse. |
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The Michigan
Arabian & Half Arabian Breeders Futurity was
established to organize, manage and promote
an annual show wherein members of the
three participating associations, may
collectively exhibit the young Arabian
and Half-Arabian horses produced by their
individual breeding programs. |
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Welcome to the Minnesota
Arabian Horse Breeders (MAHB) website!
We are a dedicated, active, Limited Membership
Group who selectively breed and promote
the Arabian Horse. The MAHB Association
is host to the famed "Medallion Stallion" and
Fall Festival programs! |
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The
NSHA of MN is the club for
National Show Horse Enthusiasts in Minnesota.
NSHA of MN is part of the NSHR District
4. NSHA of MN is an official affiliate
club of the National Show Horse Registry. |
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The purpose of the National Show Horse Registry is to maintain a fiscally sound organization to promote the breeding and showing of the National Show Horse; to increase popularity and participation within the general public through innovative programs. The National Show Horse Registry has been established in the best interest of the show horse industry for the promotion of the English-type horse.
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The North Star Arabian Breeders, in collaboration with the Northern Minnesota Arabian Horse Association, will be holding their 1st Annual Showcase All Amateur and Futurity Show on August 4-5, 2007 at Sauk Centre, MN. |
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Pride of Poland is the official website for the Arabian Horse Days – Poland 2006, one of the most important events in the calendar for Arabian horse breeders. The event consists of the Polish National Arabian Horse Show and the famous Pride of Poland Sale.
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The Pyramid Society is world renowned for its dedication and efforts to promote those rare and treasured horses whose bloodlines trace back to the deserts of Egypt and Arabia. The Society was founded in 1969 by a few insightful and devoted breeders within North America, who were determined to protect the heritage of the Egyptian Arabian horse.
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The
Ocala Arabian Horse Association,
a non-profit organization, was formed
in 1994 to encourage and promote interest
in the Arabian horse through educational
programs, publicity and horse shows.
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Renai
Horse Registry. For long term success,
a responsible horse breed organization
must protect, perpetuate and constantly
improve the breed that it governs. Leadership must
establish clear standards of excellence. Conformation,
movement and athletic function must be absolute prerequisites
to the achievement of these standards. |
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The mission of the Spanish Arabian Horse Society is to preserve, improve, and maintain the purity of Spanish blooded horses of the Arabian breed. SAHS strives for the advancement of education for the benefit of the public, to promote and facilitate the acquisition and distribution of the knowledge, in all countries, of the history, care and propagation of the Spanish Arabian horse. |
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The Spotlite Foundation is a Non Profit Organization that serves children who are victims of trauma, tragedy, or illness. To these children we provide, free of charge, Horse Therapy, Summer Horse Camp, and Riding Lessons in a nurturing environment focused on building self esteem, independence, self love, and confidence. T.S.F. is also a horse rescue that rehabilitates horses who have been abused, starved, neglected, injured or are permanently unridable for whatever reason. The horses in this program, along with a staff of gifted professionals, are used to facilitate healing and build inner strength. |
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TABA is
a non-profit organization mandated by the
State of Texas bound by legislation to
oversee Arabian horse breeding incentives.
TABA manages Arabian racing in the state,
promotes the Arabian breed and enhances
the experience of Arabian horse ownership
via sponsored festivities, educational
seminars, and sales. |
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The Western Carolina Arabian Horse Association currently offers 2 levels of memberships. The Adult or Junior Memberships include an affiliate membership with the Arabian Horse Association. The adult membership is a voting membership and the number of voting delegates the club receives at the Regional and National level is based on the number of adult members. |
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