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Since 1908 the AHA Registry has registered over 1 million Arabian, Half-Arabian and Anglo-Arabian horses ensuring the integrity and perpetuation of the breed. Registration increases the value of your horse, makes it more marketable and opens the door to many local, regional and national activities available to registered horses.
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- Don't let your Arabian horses slip into the shadows... Register them — it's their birthright!
Sadly, unregistered horses lose their connection to the heritage of the Arabian breed. Without ever being registered, there is no historical record of their bloodline, progeny, accomplishments, or even their existence. Horses without a registration number or certificate are also less valuable and desirable when being sold. More
- NAIS and AHA: OVERVIEW and Q & A
The National Animal Identification System (NAIS) is a voluntary program intended to identify premises and livestock, and to record certain livestock movements for the purpose of disease management and control. More
- AHA Launches Stallion Reports to Increase Registration
Stallion Reports are back! Effective in 2007, the AHA Registry has reinstituted stallion reports in an effort to acquire names of mares bred and aggressively encourage the registration of new foals. More
- Are You One of the 2400?
AHA has more than 2,400 registrations pending with some work going back several years. Pull your hair, name your foal, do whatever it takes and finish your paperwork! Your foal deserves more than a pending file!
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 The Arabian Horse Association (AHA), the official breed registry for
Purebred Arabian, Half-Arabian and Anglo-Arabian horses, offers more opportunities to
compete, earn recognition and win prize money. You get more than a great horse with an Arabian,
Half-Arabian or Anglo-Arabian, you get opportunities to:
show at more than 450 approved All-Arabian shows per year plus
regional and national events
compete in regional and national endurance and competitive trail
rides from coast to coast
earn recognition through Achievement, Recreational Rider, Dressage
Rider and Distance Awards programs sponsored by AHA win prize money in
distance riding and the show ring through AHA's Breeders Sweepstakes
program - more than $1 million is paid out every year to participants
with Arabian, Half-Arabian and Anglo-Arabian horses
enter halter and performance futurity programs for yearlings and
three-year-olds that promote your breeding program
for nearly 100 years, the AHA has been the official breed registry and
the Certificate of Registration proves the authenticity of your horse.
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