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Stallion Reports are
Due
Don't forget!
Stallion Reports
must be postmarked
by December 31 of
each breeding year
in order to avoid
late fees. We
require a stallion
report for all U.S.
registered purebred
Arabian stallions
bred to all US
registered purebred
Arabian mares. Click
here
to download this
report then mail,
email or fax it to
303-696-4599. Please
contact Customer
Service at
303-696-4500, #2,
for assistance with
any questions.
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Arabian Horse
Foundation Project
Summaries
Project summaries
for 2011 research
supported by the
Arabian Horse
Foundation, along
with current
information on the
cerebellar
abiotrophy research
and DNA test
development are
available
here.
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The Only Way to
Participate for
Allocated Prize
Money
Remember the only
way to now
participate for
Allocated Prize
Money is to enter
your foal inutero as
a Breeding Entry. If
your mare was bred
to a Sweepstakes
Nominated Sire or
your Nominated Dam
was bred to a
non-Arabian
stallion, the
inutero foal is
eligible to be
enrolled as a
Breeding Entry (see
complete rules for
eligibility).
Classes now provide
for potential
earnings at all
stages of the
resulting foal's
life. December 31 is
the deadline to
enter at the $400
fee. Please contact
an AHA
Representative for
more information at
(3030 696-4500 #4 or
view the Sweepstakes
Program online
here.
If Breeding/In-Hand
is Your Passion
Have you done your
breeding research
and think you'll get
a star? Consider
entering the Halter
Futurity Program.
The program offers
the chance for big
Prize Money at both
U.S. and Canadian
Nationals. As long
as the foal can be
registered with the
Arabian Horse
Association, the
Canadian Arabian
Horse Association or
the Canadian
Part-Bred
Association, they
are eligible to be
enrolled. Recent
past winners have
walked away with
over $18,000 for the
Championship. Not
bad for a $165 per
country (U.S. or
Canada) investment.
Taylor the program
for your showing
needs--enter U.S.
Nationals, Canadian
Nationals or both.
Payment requires an
initial inutero
enrollment, with
additional payments
during the Weanling,
Yearling, Two Year
Old years. Entry
into the National
Shows will need to
be done for the
Three Year Old Year.
Contact an AHA
Representative for
more information at
(303) 696-4500 #4 or
view the Halter
Futurity Program
online
here.
Courtesy Program
Renewals
Watch your mailboxes
for courtesy program
renewals. Billing
for renominations/enrollments
are sent to the
owner of record each
year. It is the
responsibility of
the owner to
renominate their
horses prior to the
stated deadlines in
the event the owner
does not receive the
renomination notice
for any reason.
Resolution 1-11:
Redefining Age Limit
for Youth
Resolution 1-11
(which changes the
age definition for
Youth from 17 years
of age to 18) was
approved by the AHA
Delegates at our
annual Convention in
November. This
resolution has now
been passed to the
United States
Equestrian
Federation (USEF)
for approval at
their January 2012
Annual Meeting. The
USEF Board will now
determine when this
resolution can go
into effect. All
2012 AHA Recognized
Shows will continue
to operate under the
17 and Under Youth
age limit until USEF
determines an
implementation date.
To view this
resolution and the
eight other
resolutions passed,
please click
here.
Check Your Points!
If you have been
participating in
either the
Sweepstakes Point
Program or the
Achievement Award
High Point Program
you have until
January 15 to check
your points online
for accuracy. Any
corrections after
January 15 may not
be included in the
final tabulation for
payout and awards.
To view your points
go to the member
homepage and click
on "Horse/Rider
Points and
Competition
Records". From here
you can view the
appropriate reports.
Sign Up Now For 2012
USDF All-Breed
Awards
Sign up now to be
eligible for the
AHA/USDF All Breeds
Award Program. Top 5
horses receive
certificates and
Champions receive an
exclusive additional
prize in each level
for Arabian and
Half-Arabians/Anglo-Arabians.
Don't forget to
make your
declaration with
USDF in order to be
eligible to receive
an award with AHA.
Click
here
for additional
details.
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AHA is a major equine
association serving 37,000
members across North America. It
registers and maintains a
database of more than one
million Arabian, Half-Arabian
and Anglo-Arabian horses and
administers approximately $4
million in annual prize money.
AHA produces championship
events, recognizes close to 600
Arabian horse shows and distance
rides and provides activities
and programs that promote
breeding and ownership. For
information about Arabian,
Half-Arabian and Anglo-Arabian
horses, call 303-696-4500,
e-mail info@ArabianHorses.org or
visit ArabianHorses.org
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