06/18/19
NEW NAME AND OWNERS AT PEGASUS STABLES IN COX'S CREEK, KY
Grand Vin Stables has been renamed by new owners as Pegasus Stables. James Wallen/Wallen Central Inc. has returned as its horse trainer and riding instructor, and also is managing farm operations.
Pegasus Stables features large indoor and outdoor arenas, large box stalls and pastures, and paddocks. Riding and buggy driving lessons for all ages, along with boarding and training, are available throughout the year.
Pegasus Stables, situated off the new highway bypass 31E / 150, is located at 990 Louisville Farms Road, in Cox's Creek, Kentucky. It is open to the public, Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
To schedule a visit and for more information, contact
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06/18/19
ASB MUSEUM ART AUCTION A SUCCESS
The Kentucky rain did not keep people from away from the exciting Equine Art, Antique and Rare Book Auction on Saturday, June 8, 2019, at the American Saddlebred Museum.
The auction was a success, with people from the Saddlebred community as well as the local Lexington area attending the event in person. In addition, the Museum had many phone bidders from across the country who kept bidding active. Auction guests enjoyed a brunch as well as the company of friends.
Jennifer Foster, the Museum’s executive director, said of the event: “People attending the auction in person were pleased with the quality of the art for sale. Our excellent selection of George Ford Morris works were some of
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06/17/19
ASHA RELEASES OPEN LETTER TO MEMBERSHIP
The American Saddlebred Horse Association has released an open letter from the association's president, David Mount, to its membership. The letter follows:
"To our Saddlebred community:
I have just returned from attending the town hall at the Midwest Charity Horse Show. While Terri and I have been listening to members' concerns through other open forums, calls, emails and social media, I wanted to be there in person to listen and to respond. I am thankful we had such a good panel and audience attendance.
ASHA's mission is to promote the American Saddlebred, and a key part of that mission is to listen to, and represent, membership. Now, we are facing unprecedented challenges that reflect the world
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06/17/19
ASB MUSEUM ANNOUNCES SPECIAL EVENTS DURING LEXINGTON JUNIOR LEAGUE SHOW
The American Saddlebred Museum has announced a week of special events planned to celebrate and educate the public about the American Saddlebred at this year's Lexington Junior League Charity Horse Show. Stop by the museum's Gift Shop Pop-up at the Rolex Stadium during the show.
Tuesday, July 9, 1 p.m. – 3 p.m.
Smith Lilly Lecture and Book Signing
American Saddlebred Museum
The museum is honored to have Smith Lilly, a renowned World Champion trainer and president of the United Professional Horsemen’s Association, speak. Lilly will speak about the UPHA, the industry and his book, "Saddle Seat Horsemanship." Thi
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06/17/19
MIDWEST CHARITY '19 RESULTS, PHOTOS AND JUDGES' CARDS POSTED ONLINE
The results, photos and judges' cards from Midwest Charity in Springfield, Illinois, June 11-15, are online, and can be viewed here.
06/17/19
CLEVELAND TRI-STATE, MORGAN GOLD CUP AND BLOWING ROCK '19 RESULTS POSTED ONLINE
The results from Cleveland Tri-State Charity in Cleveland, Tennessee (June 11-15), Morgan Gold Cup in Columbus, Ohio (June 12-15), and Blowing Rock in Blowing Rock, North Carolina (June 6-9), are online, and can be viewed here.
06/11/19
RUSHTON STABLES HORSE CAMP, SPACES AVAILABLE FOR SUMMER SESSIONS
The Rushton Stables Horse Camp has spaces available for their sessions this summer, at $400 per camper, with sibling discounts available.
Email emgjoker@aol.com or call 951-310-1295 to reserve your space today!
Camp Dates are June 17-21 & July 29-Aug 2, and camp runs 9am-2pm Monday through Friday. (If these two dates fill, a third session will be added July 1-5.)
Kids will get to have a horse for the week! They'll learn to care for, groom and ride their horse as well as learn all about them. Parents are invited for a mini horse show from 1-2pm each Friday for the kids to show what they've learned.
06/05/19
WESTERN NEW YORK MORGAN '19 RESULTS POSTED ONLINE
The results from Western New York Morgan in Hamburg, New York, May 23-26, are online, and can be viewed here.
06/05/19
SAFESPORT YOUTH TRAINING COURSES LAUNCHING WEEK OF JUNE 12
The U.S. Center for SafeSport has announced the upcoming release of five online youth training courses. These valuable resources will be released the week of June 12 and include courses for children of pre-school age, grades K-2, grades 3-5, and middle school and high school.
These free online trainings are designed as an introduction for minor athletes and their parents or other caregivers to understand the importance of positive, welcoming environments in sports, where misconduct like bullying or abuse is less likely to happen, and to know where to report abuse, should it occur.
Each course will be hosted on athletesafety.org and requires th
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06/04/19
SHENANDOAH CLASSIC '19 UPDATES
The arrival of horses and ponies at the Virginia Horse Center will begin on Sunday June 16 as exhibitors will begin to prepare for this annual event from all over the country. The Shenandoah Classic Horse Show starts on Wednesday June 19, 2019, and goes through Saturday June 22, 2019.
More than 100 classes will take place in the Waldron Arena located in the Anderson Coliseum. The show will feature American Saddlebreds and Hackney ponies in top level competition. The show also will be accompanied by special events open to the public and the community.
From Tuesday June 18 through Thursday June 20, show management will host "Sunrise with the Saddlebreds." From 7 a.m. to 10 a
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06/04/19
MORE INFORMATION FROM USEF ON NEW SAFE SPORT MAAP POLICIES
** From Chronicle of the Horse **
USEF LEGAL COUNSEL SONJA KEATING ANSWERS NEW SAFESPORT POLICY QUESTIONS
U.S. Equestrian Federation representatives announced May 22 that additional policies were being added to the organization’s SafeSport practices. These policies limit one-on-one interactions between minors and adults who are not their parents or legal guardians, including communicating with minors on social media and via text.
Some of the new rules have members scratching their heads as to what will be allowed once the policies go into effect June 1, so the Chronicle spoke with USEF’s legal counsel Sonja Kea
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06/03/19
SOUTHEASTERN CHARITY '19 UPDATES
The Southeastern Charity Horse Show will celebrate its historic 48th year at the Georgia International Horse Park, in Conyers, Georgia, September 19-21. Show management will be honoring its valued supporters and exhibitors and their wonderful show horses and ponies past and present.
Updates to the show include a change to the format: a new and more compact three-day show schedule with seven sessions. The judge will be Nelson Green, and the show manager is Peter Fenton.
For more information, contact George Anne Nash at 770-891-1198 or georgeanne@bellsouth.net, or visit www.southeasterncharity.com.
-- via Southeastern Charity
06/03/19
DEVON, INDIANAPOLIS CHARITY AND SOUTHERN STATES REGIONAL MORGAN '19 RESULTS AND PHOTOS POSTED ONLINE
The results and photos from Devon in Devon, Pennsylvania (May 29-June 1), Indianapolis Charity in Indianapolis, Indiana (May 29-June 1), and Southern States Regional Morgan in Raleigh, North Carolina (May 23-25), are online, and can be viewed here.
05/30/19
YAA JUDGING SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION NOW AVAILABLE
The American Morgan Horse Association Young Adult Alliance (YAA), a group of professionals and amateurs working together to strengthen the Morgan breed, has announced the opening of applications for its annual judging school scholarship. The scholarship awards up to $1,500 in reimbursement following the successful completion of two judges schools and one learner judging position to one individual aged 21-40, professional or amateur, who is interested in attaining their Morgan "R" judging card.
“When we founded the Young Adult Alliance, we wanted to empower young adults to become more active in our breed,” said Kelsey Ramsey YAA co-chair. “This scholarship helps to remove barriers faced by young adults
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05/30/19
ASHA STALLION SWEEPS ADDS PAYOUTS TO ASR AFFILIATE STATE FUTURITIES
The American Saddlebred Horse Association Stallion Sweeps Committee has announced that a total of $31,950 from the 2018-2019 Stallion Sweeps ticket sales will be added to the prize money payouts for State Futurities affiliated with American Saddlebred Registry.
The distribution of the added prize money for each futurity from the ASHA Stallion Sweeps program was based on the ticket sales form last year. This allowed for ticket purchasers’ to support the futurity of their choice and for the State Futurities to raise additional funds. If ticket sales were not designated or sold in person for a particular futurity, the online ticket purchases, made by residents in a state with an active futurity, were allocated to that St
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05/30/19
GREATER BOSTON CHARITY '19 RESULTS AND PHOTOS POSTED ONLINE
The results and photos from Greater Boston Charity in Topsfield, Massachusetts, May 22-25, are online, and can be viewed here.
05/29/19
ASB MUSEUM ANNOUNCES "SUMMER AT SPINDLETOP" EVENT
The American Saddlebred Museum has invited its patrons to attend "Summer at Spindletop." This fundraiser, which is the Museum’s annual fundraiser during the Lexington Junior League Horse Show, takes place Saturday, July 13, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Historic Spindletop Hall will provide the backdrop for a fun garden party inspired event. The event is a brunch and fashion experience.
Summer at Spindletop includes a fashion show, featuring models from the Saddlebred industry, with fashion provided by Glasscock Women's Apparel and Crittenden Rawlings. Jeffrey Fetzer will provide makeup and skin care, jewelry by Barry Brinker, and hats by Jordan Skeen. Glasscock’s is featuring t
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05/28/19
MADISON CLASSIC '19 RESULTS AND PHOTOS POSTED ONLINE
The results and photos from Madison Classic UPHA Chapter 3/4 in Madison, Wisconsin, May 23-26, are online, and can be viewed here.
05/28/19
NYS BREEDERS AND TASHA SPRING CLASSIC '19 RESULTS POSTED ONLINE
The results from NYS Breeders in Syracuse, New York (May 16-19) and TASHA Spring Classic in Katy, Texas (May 18-19), are online, and can be viewed here.
05/24/19
ASB MUSEUM EQUINE ART, ANTIQUE AND RARE BOOK AUCTION TO BE HELD JUNE 8
The American Saddlebred Museum will host its Equine Art, Antique and Rare Book Auction on Saturday, June 8, 2019 at 11 a.m. at the American Saddlebred Museum, located at 4083 Iron Works Parkway, Lexington, Kentucky on the grounds of the Kentucky Horse Park. An auction preview will take place at the Museum from June 3-7, from 9 a.m. – 5 p.m., and on June 8 two hours before the auction. The preview and sale are free and open to the public.
Executive Director Jennifer Foster says of the event, “We are so pleased to have the Equine Art Auction this year. The auction has an excellent variety of items from paintings to vintage advertising. This sale has something for every horse lover.”
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05/22/19
REMINDER: NOMINATIONS FOR UPHA CARETAKER HALL OF FAME ARE DUE JUNE 1
The United Professional Horsemen's Association is accepting nominations for its annual UPHA Caretaker Hall of Fame.
UPHA offers two UPHA Caretaker Hall of Fame Awards again this year; one presented at Lexington Junior League Charity Horse Show, Lexington, Kentucky, in July, and the other at the Grand National and World Championship Morgan Horse Show in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, in October. These awards recognize the important person working behind the scenes who not only ensures the horses and ponies they look after are given the best possible care but they are a team player who conducts themselves in a professional manner while contributing to the show horse industry.
Nominations for the UPHA Car
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05/22/19
RULE FORUMS TO BE HELD AT AMHA REGIONAL SHOWS
The American Morgan Horse Association has announced that rule forums will be scheduled at each of the AMHA Regional Horse Shows to review the pending US Equestrian rule proposals that would establish a Morgan Ranch horse section within the Morgan Division rules.
Each forum is being run by either a US Equestrian Morgan Committee member, an AMHA Board Member or other representative familiar with the rule change process.
The individual shows will choose the dates, times and locations for these forums, so be sure to verify such with show management before attending a Regional show. AMHA highly encourage member input on all rule changes prior to them being presented to the US Equestrian’s Board of Director
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05/22/19
SOUTHERN STATES REGIONAL ABOUT TO BEGIN
The American Morgan Horse Association has announced its second regional show of the season is about to begin. Presented by the Virginia-Carolinas Morgan Horse Club, the 47th Annual Southern States Regional Morgan Horse Show will take place at the James B. Hunt Horse Complex in Raleigh, North Carolina, May 23-25.
Morgan horses, many of which are current or past world champions, will be competing for the prestigious honors at this year's show. Classes also are offered for Saddlebreds, Friesians, Hackneys, and Roadsters. Performance classes will take place daily in the main ring at 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. Special morning sessions include Working Hunter on Friday, and Carriage Driving and Dressage on Saturday. This year's
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05/21/19
SUMMERFUN TO OFFER ASHA/RUXER RESCUE CLASS
The American Saddlebred Horse Association Equine Welfare Advocacy Committee and the Ruxer Foundation have partnered with the Summer Fun Horse Show, which will hold the inaugural Rescue Horse Class at the Florida Horse Park in Ocala, Florida, on Saturday, June 1.
All rescued Saddlebreds, with or without registration papers, are welcome in this open-discipline opportunity class.
For any questions, contact Pam Roush (813) 765-7162, or Mary Jo Schmidt 813-785-7433. Entry forms and all information pertaining to the Summer Fun Horse Show can be found on the Summer Fun Website www.summerfunhorseshow.com. Show entries are due May 21.
-- via ASHA
05/21/19
ASHEVILLE SADDLEBRED CLASSIC '19 RESULTS, PHOTOS AND JUDGES' CARDS POSTED ONLINE
The results, photos and judges' cards from Asheville Saddlebred Classic in Asheville, North Carolina, May 15-18, are online, and can be viewed here.
05/20/19
TITLE SPONSOR ANNOUNCED FOR ASHA EQUINE WELFARE ADVOCACY COMMITTEE RESCUE HORSE CLASS
The American Saddlebred Horse Association Equine Welfare Advocacy Committee has partnered with the Ruxer Foundation as the title sponsor for the inaugural season of its Rescue Horse Class. This class is open to American Saddlebreds of all disciplines, with or without registration papers, who have been rescued.
The Ruxer Foundation has a history of supporting the breed as well as those in need. The United Professional Horsemen's Association Dewey Henderson Benevolent Fund was initially started with a grant from the Ruxer Foundation, and the Foundation has generously supported the ASHA in the past.
The ASHA Equine Welfare Advocacy committee serves to educate the public regarding the breed and is responsible for distribu
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05/20/19
SILICON VALLEY AND GREAT RIVER BENEFIT '19 RESULTS POSTED ONLINE
The results from Silicon Valley in Woodside, California (May 17-19), and Great River Benefit in Cedar Rapids, Iowa (May 17-19), are online, and can be viewed here.
05/17/19
UPHA REPRESENTATIVES TRAVEL TO WASHINGTON DC TO SUPPORT PAST ACT
United Professional Horsemen's Association Representatives Frankie Trull, Jennifer Dixon, Tammie Conatser and Donna Pettry-Smith traveled to Washington, D.C. to meet with congressmen and staff regarding the reintroduction of the PAST Act in the House of Representatives in January.
The trip was organized as one of the action items to be implemented under the guidance of Frankie Trull, who was instrumental in mobilizing the strategic plan that helped the UPHA Task Force fight the USDA's proposed changes to the Horse Protection Act in 2016.
The group visited the offices of several PAST Act stakeholders, including Congressman Ted Yoho (R-FL), Congressman Kurt Schrader (D-OR) and Senator Mark Warner
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05/16/19
ASHEVILLE SPRING INVITATIONAL '19 RESULTS POSTED ONLINE
The results from Asheville Spring Invitational in Asheville, North Carolina, May 10-11, are online, and can be viewed here.
05/15/19
KASPHA MAY CLASSIC '19 RESULTS POSTED ONLINE
The results from KASPHA May Classic in Shelbyville, Kentucky, May 9-10, are online, and can be viewed here.
05/15/19
USEF ANNOUNCES POSITIVE CANNABINOIDS TESTS WILL RESULT IN VIOLATIONS
Tasked with protecting the welfare of equine athletes and ensuring the balance of competition, the US Equestrian Federation (USEF) Equine Drugs and Medications Program consistently monitors new products and product claims. From time to time, new products appear on the equine supplement market claiming to enhance a horse’s performance. Over the last several years, cannabinoids have gained increased attention and have become nearly mainstream.
In 2018, Congress passed the Agriculture Improvement Act, also known as the “Farm Bill," which defines “hemp” as both the plant Cannabis sativa L. and any derivatives of cannabis with less than 0.3% delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). With
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05/15/19
ASB MUSEUM LUNCHTIME LECTURE SERIES CONTINUES
The American Saddlebred Museum and International Museum of the Horse continue their Lunchtime Lecture partnership into the summer. Join the Museums on the first Thursday of the month to hear an array of experts speak on equine related topics. The lecture location alternates between institutions, both of which are located on the grounds of the Kentucky Horse Park. The lecture is free of charge, and box lunches are available for $11.
The lecture series continues through spring and summer with the following events:
Thursday, June 6, 12:30 p.m. -- Kathleen Haak, publications director, Carriage Association of America, will speak about the history of carriages in her talk “Rolling Down Victory Lane – A Look at Saddl
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05/14/19
AMHA ADOPTS NEW HORSE DIAGRAMS
The American Morgan Horse Association Registry Committee voted during their January meeting to adopt new horse diagrams to include the front and rear views of the legs.
These new additions will help breeders and owners more accurately record their Morgan’s markings with the registry.
The new forms are available on the AMHA website and owners/breeders are asked to use these updated applications.
-- via AMHA
05/14/19
FASH SPRING '19 RESULTS, PHOTOS AND JUDGES' CARDS POSTED ONLINE
The results, photos and judges' cards from FASH Spring in St. Paul, Minnesota, May 9-12, are online, and can be viewed here.
05/13/19
BONNIE BLUE NATIONAL AND UPHA CHAPTER 5 '19 RESULTS AND PHOTOS POSTED ONLINE
The results and photos from Bonnie Blue National in Lexington, Virginia (May 8-11), and UPHA Chapter 5 in Kansas City, Missouri (May 8-11), are online, and can be viewed here.
05/10/19
VIRGINIA HORSE CENTER PLANNING STATE-OF-THE-ART RIDING ARENA
The Virginia Horse Center Foundation (VHCF), together with CEO John Nicholson, has announced the planned renovation of what is now known as the Fletcher Arena and the “postage stamp” warm-up area. The project is fully funded and scheduled for completion by spring 2020.
Last year Janine Malone, a VHCF advisory board member, accomplished dressage judge, and long-time friend of the Virginia Horse Center (VHC), approached board president Gardy Bloemers with an interest in raising funds to replace the Fletcher Arena footing. Currently, the footing is sand on a bluestone base, does not drain well, and is frequently not used in competition because it is either too wet or too deep. Subsequent discussions and investigatio
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05/08/19
JOE CRAWFORD HARROD MEMORIAL GRANT APPLICATIONS TO BE ACCEPTED JUNE 1-30
The American Hackney Horse Society has announced that applications for the Joe Crawford Harrod Memorial Grant will be accepted from June 1 to June 30, 2019.
The Joe Crawford Harrod Memorial Grant has been established to support active youth members of the American Hackney Horse Society, aged 18-26, with a desire to strengthen their horsemanship skills. Funds may be used for education, participation in a horse show, or any show horse industry program. The grant will be awarded annually.
Applicant requirements:
Must be an active member of the American Hackney Horse Society.
May be an amateur or professional.
Must participate in the show horse industry.
The grant will be open
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05/08/19
SADDLE & BRIDLE'S HUNTER SEAT CLASSIC RULES UNCHANGED
In light of some confusion at recent horse shows, "Saddle & Bridle Magazine" reminds judges and competitors that the rules for the Hunter Seat Classic have not changed.
Horses in qualifying classes, as well as in the finals, are required to perform the following gaits: walk, trot, extended trot, canter and hand gallop. They also are required to halt and stand on the rail in both directions, and stand quietly and back readily in the line-up. Horses are not required to back on the rail.
With the addition of hunt seat classes at this year’s World’s Championship Horse Show, the hunter division continues to grow in both numbers and importance. "Saddle & Bridle" has supported t
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05/07/19
KEYSTONE CLASSIC '19 RESULTS POSTED ONLINE
The results from Keystone Classic in Allentown, Pennsylvania, May 3-5, are online, and can be viewed here.
05/07/19
2019 GRAND NATIONAL PRIZE LIST ONLINE
The 2019 prize list for the Morgan Grand National is now online.
Visit http://www.morgangrandnational.com/files/2019/prize_list19.pdf to download it.
The prize list also will be mailed with the April/May issue of "The Morgan Horse" magazine, which will be mailed May 13. For those that are not a subscriber and would like a copy, contact Peggy Hatfield at peggyhat@aol.com, (316) 755-0395, with a name and address. It will also be available at shows across the country this summer.
-- via American Morgan Horse Association
05/06/19
SOUTHEASTERN CHARITY TO OFFER EQUINE WELFARE ADVOCACY COMMITTEE RESCUE HORSE CLASS
The American Saddlebred Horse Association Equine Welfare Advocacy Committee has partnered with Southeastern Charity, and announced that it will be holding its inaugural ASHA Equine Welfare Advocacy Rescue Horse Class during that show at the Georgia International Horse Park in Conyers, Georgia, September 19-21.
All rescued Saddlebreds, with or without registration papers, are welcome in this open-discipline opportunity class. For more information on the show, please visit http://www.southeasterncharity.com/index.html.
The ASHA Equine Welfare Advocacy Committee works to support all Saddlebreds regardless of the tack they wear, and
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05/06/19
UPHA MARIA KNIGHT SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS DEADLINE MAY 31
The United Professional Horsemen's Association Maria Knight Scholarship was established to honor UPHA Professional, Maria Knight and her commitment to providing a college education for her daughter.
The UPHA Maria Knight Memorial Scholarship is open to applicants who are high school seniors or those currently enrolled in college and planning on continuing their education. Applicants must have at least one parent, step-parent or legal guardian who is a professional horseman and a current Professional Member of UPHA.
Scholarships are awarded on the basis of merit of the applicant's high school or college transcripts, a resume demonstrating extracurricular activities both in relation to the
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05/03/19
APPLICATION PERIOD OPEN FOR US EQUESTRIAN YOUTH SPORTSMAN'S AWARD
US Equestrian has announced that the application period for the 2019 Youth Sportsman’s Award is now open. The award serves to identify future leaders across US Equestrian’s 29 recognized breeds and disciplines and to distinguish outstanding youth for their achievements.
Active members aged 17 years and younger as of December 1, 2018, and in good standing with US Equestrian and their recognized national affiliate/international discipline associations are eligible to apply.
The winner will receive a commemorative trophy; a $1,000 grant payable to the educational program of their choice; and a nomination to the US Eq
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05/02/19
HORSESENSING RECEPTION TO BE HELD IN JULY
The HorseSensing reception will be held Tuesday, July 30, 6-8 p.m. at The Old Stone Inn, in Simpsonville, Kentucky.
Submitted details below:
HorseSensing - Opening in the Spring of 2020 in Bagdad, Kentucky www.horsesensing.com, (650) 776- 4313,
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05/02/19
ETSA SPRING CLASSIC '19 RESULTS POSTED ONLINE
The results from ETSA Spring Classic in McDonald, Tennessee, April 26-27, are online, and can be viewed here.
05/02/19
COLORADO CLASSIC AND BIG D CHARITY '19 RESULTS AND PHOTOS POSTED ONLINE
The results and photos from Colorado Classic in Denver, (Apr. 26-28), and Big D Charity in Irving, Texas (Apr. 25-27), are online, and can be viewed here.
05/02/19
2019 NMMH STATE BUCKET AUCTION LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEERS
The National Museum of the Morgan Horse (NMMH) is searching for volunteers for its annual state bucket auction, which will take place at the 2019 Grand National & World Championship Horse Show. It's calling for people from all 50 states, Washington D.C. and Canada.
This year, the proceeds will support the brand new Museum Exhibit at Pineland Farms located in New Gloucester, Maine.
The museum needs volunteers to organize, obtain, package and deliver outstanding goodies representing their state (including the bucket) for this fun event.
For those interested in volunteering to organize their state’s bucket this year, please contact Kristen Kelly at the AMHA Office at (
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04/30/19
GAYLE LAMPE SADDLE SEAT CLINIC TO BE HELD IN LATE JUNE
Gayle Lampe is offering a three-day Saddle Seat Clinic at William Woods University June 29-July 1, for riders of any age.
Contact Gayle at (573) 592-4395, (573) 642-5169, or glampe@williamwoods.edu for more details.
-- via American Morgan Horse Association
04/30/19
ALEX MOONEY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP ANNOUNCED
The Grand National & World Championship Morgan Horse Show will award a minimum of $5,000 annually for undergraduate academic scholarships and/or professional development in the name of the Alex Mooney Memorial Scholarship.
Criteria and application can be found at www.morgangrandnational.com and www.morganhorse.com. The application deadline is June 30, 2019. Recipients will be notified by September 1, 2019, and the award(s) will be announced at the 2019 Grand National.
The applicants' undergraduate academic scholarships must have or have had involvement with the Morgan hors
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04/30/19
AMHA POSTS UPDATED MEETING MINUTES
The most recently approved meeting minutes have now been posted to the Members Only side of the American Morgan Horse Association website found here. It includes the following:
January 31, 2019, Finance Committee Meeting
March 6, 2019, Bylaws Committee Meeting
March 10, 2019, Board of Directors Meeting
Questions regarding any of these meeting minutes can be directed to Executive Director, Carrie J. Mortensen at execdir@morganhorse.com or (802) 985-4944, ext. 201.
-- via AMHA
