SOUTHEASTERN STATES

1952

1950

AHAF members are statewide! Our Thanksgiving show is growing and was a huge success this year. Many educational events are in the works. Join the fun!

1965

GAHA was formed in 1965 as a place for Arabian horse enthusiasts to gather and share their love of Arabian horses. Our goal is to provide educational events, horse shows, clinics, and more. We have members of all ages and offer many options for membership. Our year-end awards program offers a fun way to compete with your friends and enjoy a day of celebration for your efforts. Whether you ride in recognized shows or in schooling and open shows, you are eligible to compete in our program. If showing is not your priority, don’t despair, we have fun events like our annual trail ride, too. We invite you to become involved with GAHA and make new friends with other Arabian enthusiasts like yourself. Check back often for updates on upcoming events. You will find us on Facebook, too. Also, please feel free to contact us directly with any questions or needs that you may have. We are your resource for all things Arabian in Georgia. .

1973

1977

We are a group that show a love of Arabians and all horses. We share this passion with others through shows, meetings, and clinics.

1994

This club was formed to encourage and promote interest in the Arabian horse through publicity and horse shows.

1986

Welcome to Five Flags Arabian Horse Association in the Panhandle of Florida. Our members are dedicated to promoting the Arabian, especially for trail riding, both competitive and for pleasure. We are a club who welcomes all breed ownership and our club members are some of the most active in Baldwin, Escambia and Santa Rosa Counties. Monthly Meetings: THIRD MONDAY of each month (except Dec & Jan) Where: Founaris Brothers Greek Restaurant 6911 Hwy 29 Pensacola FL When: 6pm to eat and 7pm for the meeting. Come join us! For more information contact Keri Sims, President (850) 712-0666

1972

Our club puts on a two to three day Endurance Ride at Big South Fork every year as well as an open youth horse show.

We welcome members from anywhere who need competition cards- no club dues so this is the best deal for distance riders and show people who don't need high point or club affiliation.

1971

Our club's roots trace to General JM Dickinson's efforts to promote the breed as a versatile working, pleasure, show and sport horse. His daughter Margaret Dickinson Fleming helped found the club and today we remain a group of diverse interests and disciplines. MTAHA's annual Music City Shows is in its 34th Year.

1988

We are a group of horse enthusiasts that enjoy especially our Arabian horses, but don't exclude owners of other breeds from our fun shows and trail rides.

1991

2016

CFAHA was formed to create new enthusiasm and generate "new" people into our breed through an educational based club. Emphasis on "FUN"!