NCHA Affiliates of Australia are generally clubs, associations, or bodies who are interested in the activities of the Association. They play an important part in the growth of the membership and the grass roots sponsorship of Cutting Horse Contests. At present the NCHA has in excess of 50 affiliates and is very proud of its strong affiliate base throughout Australia.
NCHA of Australia News & Media Releases
The NRHA Affiliate Program... "REINING AT THE GRASSROOTS LEVEL" The NRHA has established an affiliate championship program to assist the development of reining at the grassroots level. ... Many affiliates also offer year-end awards to high money or point earning .
The National Reining Horse Association, Incorporated is an organization dedicated to the promotion of the Reining Horse in Australia.
NRHAA Affiliate of Australia is participating in the Affiliate Championship program.
Official Site of the National Reined Cow Horse Association. Home of many of the industries biggest shows and events, including the Snaffle Bit Futurity ...
Join your AQHA Affiliate, it could possibly be the best decision you’ve ever made. For more information on joining your AQHA Affiliate, contact AQHA.
For Paint Horses - Getting Better Every Year - On the 15th April 2003, the Paint Horse Association of Australia (PHAA)celebrated 30 years of existence ...
The NZQHA is a breed association, affiliated to the American Quarter Horse Association, formed to keep and preserve records and pedigrees of all Quarter Horses in New Zealand, whether locally bred or imported. All stallions are classified at three years of age before they are entered into the NZQHA registry. Imported stallions are also classified before entry into the registry. All foals are identified, branded and progeny recorded wile still on their darns, then between the age of two and three years they are registered with the association.
National Reining Breeders Classic
The National Reining Breeders Classic is the most successful stallion incentive program in the history of reining competition and the annual show has been steadily climbing with the 2005 event awarding a record payout of over $1 million.
United States Equestrian Team Foundation
FEI World Equestrian Games
