| SPONSORS |
| Purina
Mills, LLC
- A leader in horse research and equine
feed development, Purina Mills knows that the different
styles of horses, from pleasure to competitive, and the
different stages in a horse's life require different feeds.
Therefore, Purina Mills has developed a line of horse feeds
to help meet these various needs |
| Twister
Trailers - The Twister
name stands for high quality, strength and styling. Our
mission is simple, to build first class custom trailers
to meet the specific needs of our customers. |
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| REINING
HORSE ASSOCIATIONS |
| National
Reining Horse Association (NRHA) - The national
governing body for the sport of reining. |
| Texas
Reining Horse Association (TRHA) - A
NRHA affiliate dedicated to growing and promoting the sport
of reining. |
| West
Texas Reining Horse Association (WTRHA) - WTRHA
is an affiliate of the National Reining Horse Association,
and we are dedicated to promoting the reining horse in West
Texas |
| Southwest
Reining Horse Association (SWRHA) - The
SWRHA is an affiliate of the National Reining Horse Association
(NRHA) established to promote the sport of reining in Texas
and Oklahoma. |
| Heart
of Texas Reining Horse Association (HOTRHA)
-An affiliate of NRHA, the Heart of Texas Reining
Horse Association (HOTRHA) is an organization dedicated
to the promotion of the Reining Horse in Central Texas,
primarily Waco and the surrounding communities. |
| Arabian
Reining Horse Association (ARHA)
- The Arabian Reining Horse Association is dedicated to
promoting and enhancing the opportunities for the Arabian
Reining horse. |
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| BREED
ASSOCIATIONS |
| American
Quarter Horse Association (AQHA)
- The AQHA was established to ensure the unique qualities
of this breed did not perish. A group of American Quarter
Horse enthusiasts met in 1940 in Ft. Worth, Texas to establish
what was to become the largest equine breed registry in
the world, the American Quarter Horse Association. Located
in Amarillo, TX, the AQHA has registered more than 5 million
American Quarter Horses and serves more than 350,000 members
worldwide. AQHA functions as the official record keeping
and governing body of the American Quarter Horse Industry.
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| American
Paint Horse Association (APHA) - The American
Paint Horse's combination of color and conformation has
made the American Paint Horse Association (APHA) the second-largest
breed registry in the United States based on the number
of horses registered annually |
| Arabian
Horse Association (AHA) -
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 |
| Palomino
Horse Breeders of America
(PHBA) -
The international organization known as the Palomino Horse
Breeders of America, was formed in 1941 to collect, record,
preserve the purity of blood, and improve the breeding of
Palomino horses. |
| International
Buckskin Horse Association (IHBA) - The International
Buckskin Horse Association is the worlds largest registry
of Buckskin, Dun, Red Dun, and Grulla Horses. IBHA was incorporated
in 1971 to register, preserve the pedigree and promote the
activity of Buckskin, Dun , Red Dun, and Grulla Horses.
IBHA has proven to be the largest and most progressive registry
in the world for these horses. |
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| OLYMPIC
REINING |
| United
States Equestrian Federation (USEF)
- The national governing body for Equestrian Sport. |
| The
Fédération Equestre Internationale (FEI),
founded in 1921, is the international body governing equestrian
sport recognized by the International Olympic Committee
(IOC). The FEI is the sole controlling authority for all
international events in Dressage, Jumping, Eventing, Driving,
Endurance, Vaulting, Reining and Para-Equestrian. It establishes
the regulations and approves the equestrian programmes at
Championships, Continental and Regional Games as well as
the Olympic Games. |
| World
Equestrian Games
- The World Equestrian Games, held every four years, are
comprised of the world championships for eight equestrian
sports - show jumping, dressage, eventing, driving, reining,
vaulting, endurance and para-equestrian. The inaugural games
were held in 1990 in Stockholm, Sweden, and have never taken
place outside of Europe. The 2010 Alltech FEI World Equestrian
Games™ in Kentucky will represent the largest equestrian
sporting event ever held in the United States. |
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