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If setting and surpassing benchmarks motivates you, AHA offers over 500 competitions for Arabian, Half-Arabian and Anglo-Arabian horses, from grassroots schooling shows to national championships and distance rides. You and your horses can compete and earn points at many levels toward recognition and prestigious awards.
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- Fee Changes Effective April 1, 2010
The AHA Board of Directors approved the FY 2011 Budget at the January meeting which changed some fees, effective April 1, 2010. These are the show related fee increases:
- Post show fee (per horse) - increased to $3 from $1
- Single Event Membership (per person) - increased to $35 from $30
- Failure to submit prize list to AHA 30 days prior to show - increased to $150 from $100
- Adding class after Prize List is printed - increased to $30 from $25
- New AHA Membership Requirement For 2010
Beginning January 1, 2010, managers & secretaries of approved AHA shows will be required to have current individual AHA Membership. Membership (Base or Competition Level) will be required at the time of recognition through the completion of the show results at the AHA office. If at any time the show manager or secretary does not meet this requirement, the show sponsor will automatically be billed for the AHA Membership(s). For more information, please contact the AHA Office at 303-696-4500, option 4.
- Concurrent Class System - NEW FOR 2009
With Regional Director approval, show management may now hold shows under the concurrently judged class system. This allows for classes to be held concurrently under two judges (exception: Regional, National, ACS Shows & all Dressage classes). Please refer to the current Handbook for additional information or click here for Concurrent Class FAQ.
- Buy Back Those Dropped Futurity Horses
If you entered an in utero foal in Halter Futurities, let the payment lapse before the horse's three-year-old year and now have second thoughts, you're in luck! A new rule allows an owner to buy back a missed year and keep the horse eligible to compete for prize money in Canadian and/or U.S. Nationals Halter Futurities classes. Call AHA to get that baby back on track!
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Cutting horses share a heritage with all that is part of the American West. They also share the heritage of the Arabian horse. Arabian blood was an essential element in developing the indispensable "cow horse".
Arabian horses are graced with natural ability and intelligence, prime requisites for a good cutting horse. Gathering, sorting and separating cattle requires a quick mind and body, as well as the Arabian hallmarks of stamina and soundness.
The International Arabian Cutting Horse Association, IACHA, now The Arabian Cutting Horse Association, TACHA was recognized by the International Arabian Horse Association, IAHA, now Arabian Horse Association, AHA in 1960.
This purpose of The Arabian Cutting Horse Association, Inc. is to encourage the development of the Arabian Horse through cutting.
For more information, please visit The Arabian Cutting Horse Association at www.arabian-cutting.org
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