Category: Associations & Breed Registries

The first step in making an informed purchase of a Friesian horse is to understand the organization and rules of the FPS studbook. By understanding this information you will be able to differentiate between the the horses you may see with respect to their conformation to the breed standards. The purpose of these complexities is … Read more

The National Foundation Quarter Horse Association’s goal is solely to promote and help perpetuate the Bulldog Type National Foundation Quarter Horse. NFQHA is founded on the philosophy that the more Quarter Horse blood a horse carries, the more Quarter Horse traits it will exhibit. These traits include a high degree of intelligence, a calm, quiet, … Read more

The KWPN is one of the largest Warmblood studbooks in the world and has consistently placed at the top of the world rankings for jumping and dressage. In 1983, the Dutch Warmblood Studbook in North America was established as the North American Department of the Royal Warmblood Studbook of the Netherlands (KWPN) in order to … Read more

That Curly Horses Can do it all… Curly horses come in all sizes, from mini pony to mid sized to part draft. They come in all colors as well as all coat types. From tight curls to marcel waves to smooth coats. They excel in all disciplines including Sporthorse, dressage and jumping, Western sports, English, … Read more

Our Objectives: To assist and promote the breeding, registration, training, exhibition and general use of the Connemara. To preserve the unique qualities of the breed. To assist and promote equestrian competition. To keep members informed of all matters concerning Connemaras. Assoc|Breed Registries

Welcome to the International Colored Appaloosa Association, the first and only Appaloosa registry created to produce eight generation purebred Appaloosa horses by the only method recognized by animal scientists and geneticists. Once we have these eight generation Appaloosas, which is fast becoming a reality, the purebred registry will be opened with the goal of producing … Read more

The Clydesdale Breeders of the United States, incorporated in 1879, is the member organization for the Clydesdale horse and is open to all people interested in the well being and advancement of the breed. The purpose of the Association is to collect, revise, preserve, and publish the history and pedigrees of purebred Clydesdale horses. It … Read more

Registry accepts any breed or cross that demonstrates the presence of the champagne dilute gene. Hallmark of the gene are blue eyes at birth which darken to amber, pink or light skin with darker freckles and a dilute hair coat. Champagne horses always have a champagne parent. Assoc|Breed Registries

It is the purpose and responsibility of the Caspian Horse Society of the Americas Official Registry to preserve the blood line integrity of the purebred Caspian horse. The Registry pursues this commitment by registering purebred Caspian horses, maintaining permanent records and engaging in activities which aid, promote, and foster the preservation and betterment of the … Read more

The American Buckskin Registry Association, Inc. has been an exceptional example of enthusiasm and cooperation for the common goal: the promotion of the Buckskin horse. ABRA is the oldest active Buckskin registry in existence. It was organized in 1963, then reorganized and incorporated in 1965. It is a non-profit organization whose purpose is to collect, … Read more