Category: Breed Registries

It has been said that the Trakehner has everything everybody is looking for in a performance horse, and indeed, the breed’s list of attributes certainly leads one to believe it. Trakehners have size, bone, and correctness of conformation, yet are extremely breedy and beautiful. They are very athletic, with magnificent movement that is comfortable, balanced, … Read more

The All Arabians Horse Association of British Columbia is a non profit organization that promotes the purebred and partbred Arabian horse in the lower mainland of British Columbia. AAHABC offers three annual recognized shows under the Arabian Horse Association standard. The AAHABC offers many features to it’s members to encourage participation in riding activities and … Read more

The Bureau of Land Management manages and protects our nation’s wild horses and burros on 26.9 million acres of public lands across ten western states. The goal of the Wild Horse and Burro program is to preserve healthy wild horses and burros on thriving public range lands. Our website provides additional information along with adoption … Read more

  The Walking Horse, the sole possessor of a uniquely inherited gait, a naturally-smooth, flowing 4-beat walk. Its gentleness and versatility make it an excellent family horse in the show ring and on the trails.  For over a century, this horse has been walking naturally proud through American history. Assoc|Breed Registries

The New Forest Pony Society of North America offers the only registry of New Forest Ponies in North America authorized by the New Forest Pony Breeding & Cattle Society of England. We are committed to promoting the New Forest Pony breed throughout North America, providing a high level of responsive service to our members, actively … Read more

Preserve and promote the Akhal-Teke Horse, one of the most ancient breeds in the world. They are a rare breed with their roots at the very beginning of horsemanship, with a history older and more fascinating than that of any single nation or culture. Assoc|Breed Registries

Welcome to the American Saddlebred Horse Association and the American Saddlebred Registry, the oldest breed registry in the United States for an American breed of horse!Today, there are approximately 7,000 active ASHA members, 50 ASHA Charter Clubs, and 40 ASHA Youth Clubs. ASHA carries out administrative, promotional and educational activities for the benefit of its … Read more

The Half American Saddlebred Registry of America was founded in 1971 by Roberta Nye Busch, who perceived a need for a recording organization when owners from other breeds bred mares to her American Saddlebred stallion, Flying Eagle Peavine 32802. After 25 years at the helm of the Registry, Busch requested that the American Saddlebred Horse … Read more

The Tennessee Walking Horse is shown under both English and Western tack and attire. There are divisions for both padded and flat shod horses in the show ring. The flat shod segment of the walking breed has grown tremendously due to the easy training of the breed, and the natural inherited gaits. Many people are … Read more