Enjoy spending time with your horse, increase your knowledge and improve your skills. Here are some programs to help you allong the way.
This challenge will be free to enter for current AHYA members between the show ages of 11 and 18. Age divisions will be 11-14 and 15-18. You will need to record a video performing all of the requested skills and then can add your own flare to show off what your horse can do. Videos can be no longer than 5 minutes. All videos must be submitted no later than 5 pm MST on September 20th.
The Judge will be evaluating how you perform each requested skill, your freestyle skills, the overall performance of your horse, and your overall horsemanship skills.
Champion: $500 Scholarship and Bridle Bag
Reserve Champion: Bridle Bag
Remaining Top 5: Carry All Bag
When you click here it will ask you to sign into your youth AHA account.
(Please have video uploaded before completing entry form)
If you're currently riding and competing with Arabian horses outside of the AHA-recognized show circuit, the Arabian Horse Association Frequent Rider Program is designed just for you. Whether you ride dressage or endurance, compete in local or open shows, or just enjoy getting out, saddling up and hitting the trail, this program is just for you!
Ready-to-Use Lesson Series About Arabian Horses
Youth Leaders:
Do you want help preparing fun, effective lessons for your youth group? Arabian Horse Association presents Leg Up: A Ready-to-Use Lesson Series about Arabian horses.
Each Leg Up lesson plan is a compact but comprehensive presentation suitable for youth. You can use every plan “as is,” or easily modify it to suit your group’s age and knowledge.
Every Leg Up lesson is free of charge and includes a comprehensive lecture outline, Arabian horse trivia, games, and visual aids. Start today by downloading a Leg Up lesson below. Leg Up is free to youth leaders, so spread the word!
We hope your youth group enjoys exploring the world’s most beautiful athlete- the Arabian horse!!!
Choose your next Leg Up Lesson
Breed History
Evolution of Popular Breeds
Conformation and Breed Characteristics
Points of Evaluation