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Mission Statement: To promote interest in the American Quarter Horse and to represent membership. To achieve the mission, the association seeks to:
- Educate
- Encourage humane care
- Promote the breed
- Adhere to the rules of AQHA
- Promote youth and adult activities and events.
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Indiana Quarter Horse Amateur Association is sponsoring a Trail Clinic on June 5th featuring Tommy Sheets and Ryan Cottingim. It will be held in the Jordan Arena in New Castle at 10:00am.
The trail clinic registration is now full. Auditors are still needed. For more information, talk to Beth Moon (317- 445-8143) or Mike Warren (317-679-8333).
Send your check made out to IQHAA to Mike Warren, 13620 E 191st Street, Noblesville, IN. 46060.
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Remember Biosecurity During Show Season
INDIANAPOLIS (21 March 2013) —The Indiana State Board of Animal Health (BOAH) advises equine owners to take precautions as they begin traveling to shows and exhibitions. Cases of equine herpesvirus (EVH-1) have been popping up all over the United States, including at a large horse show in Florida just last month and a race track in Chicago late last year. Indiana does not have any known infected horses at this time. Read the release.
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The 4-H Horse Award Application is online now. CLICK HERE to pick up your copy and get it submitted before the June 1st deadline.
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2013 Amended Rules and ByLaws
The amended Rules and ByLaws are now available. All changes to the IQHA Rules are underlined. Review it now.
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2013 IQHA Meeting Dates
The April 9 meeting has been cancelled.
The next Board Meeting will be held Tuesday, 9 June 2013, at 7 p.m. at 5730 West 74th Street, Indianapolis IN.
Except as noted, all meetings are scheduled for the second
Tuesday of each month.
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Just what is an American Quarter Horse? If you have ever seen a horse in one of rodeo's timed events, been along for work on a ranch or watched a Western on the big or small screen, 9 times out of 10 you have seen an American Quarter Horse.
These heavily muscled, compact horses could run a short distance over a straightaway faster than any other horse, and the fastest were called Celebrated American Quarter Running Horses by English colonists in the 1600s. In 1940 a registry was formed to preserve the breed which officially became the American Quarter Horse.
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Do you haul your horses out of state?
If you do, get all the information you need ahead of time.
CLICK HERE
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