With multiple farms located in Arizona, they have become an influential player in both the halter and under saddle divisions. Today, we will focus on the Royal performance horses and those of their clients headed to the most important show of the year – U.S. Nationals.
Every once in a great while, a person so exceptional comes into the world. They leave a positive impression on everyone they meet. This was Rebecca.
We continue to celebrate and recognize these grand mares each as we have since 1979 as AHW Aristocrats.
When you take a step back and look at the history of this division, it’s hard to imagine that these classes were ever held alongside the other main ring events. The Arabian sport horse deserves to have its own show circuit and its own decadent and special national show.
The Arabian Jockey Club (AJC) is the official non-profit representation of Arabian racing in the United States and manages the Arabian Racing Hall of Fame (for horses) and Tent of Honor (for people) inductions. This year, it proudly introduces two deserving individuals for each category.
Celebrating 25 years in 2023, this program has grown to serve girls in ways that were even beyond the founders’ dreams. Staff, volunteers, and horses have helped over 5,000 girls since 1998. Although Taking the Reins has evolved its services, the core of what they do remains true.
For the first time, the Cow Palace will be presenting “Women of Rodeo,” an evening both honoring and featuring the cowgirl on October 14, 2023, at 6:00 PM at the Cow Palace in Daly City.
As featured in the October 2013 Issue of Arabian Horse World. Grey horses may represent a majority of the Arabian population. However, with the grey coat comes a common problem: equine melanoma.
Enjoy this story of the great Rohara Arabians. Featured in Arabian Horse World in October 1993. Written by Mary Jane Parkinson.