APHA’s standing committees have posted their agendas for the 2016 APHA Convention on the association’s website. Committees have been meeting throughout the year via telephone and digital communication sessions, but they’ll get together ​for several live discussions at the APHA Convention, February 2​6–​29 in Richmond, Virginia.

MOSCOW, Idaho— The Appaloosa Horse Club (ApHC) is pleased to announce the 2015 Hall of Fame Inductees. Each year ApHC membership submits nominations for individuals and horses they believe have made a great and favorable impact on the Appaloosa industry. The ApHC Board of Directors then review each nomination and vote to determine the honorees. […]

At the 2016 Youth World Cup in Tamworth, New South Wales, 13 teams of riders from across the globe will compete June 23 – July 3 for the chance to take gold medals back to their home countries.

The stats include Honor Roll, Lifetime Point Leaders, Top 20, Rookie of the Year, Zone Awards, PAC and Leading Sires, Dams, Breeders, and Solid Paint-Bred.

NSBA World Show qualifying classes have been expanded to include all Green and Novice classes, as well as Ranch Riding. The full list of qualifying classes can be found here.

Spring is nearly here, and for high school seniors, college is around the corner. Sweating the cost of tuition? Make sure to get your application in for a shot at the American Paint Horse Foundation’s annual academic scholarships. APHF provides about 50 scholarships ​each year to APHA or AjPHA members who have been actively involved in the association.

The American Quarter Horse Association has released the AQHA Standing Committee Agendas for the 2016 AQHA Convention, which is March 11-14 at the South Point Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas.

The 2016 World Championship Appaloosa Youth Show will be held at the Will Rogers Equestrian Center in Fort Worth, Texas June 27- July 2, 2016. The 69th National Championship Appaloosa Show will be held the following week, July 3-9, 2016. We hope to see you there!

#1- Oklahoma QHA Redbud Spectacular (8 judges)- 15,839
#2- Arizona Sun Country Circuit (8 judges)- 14,809
#3- Oregon Summer Classic (8 judges)- 9,245
#4- Silver Dollar Circuit (6 judges) – 8,247
#5- Big A Circuit (6 judges)- 7,996