NORTHERN CALIFORNIA

1986

We are a small group of active members that participate in activities and meetings. Ages vary from youth to 70's+.

1974

Diablo AHA members have varied interests, from showing to racing to backyard companion horses. The organization provides activities to meet all of our members interests, while promoting interest in, and the welfare of, our Arabian Horses.

1956

Welcome to Golden Gate Arabian Horse Association (GGAHA), serving California's San Francisco Bay Area and Sonoma County Arabian horse enthusiasts. GGAHA was formed in the mid-1950's by 14 horsemen in Novato, California. During the past 65 years, GGAHA has continued to grow in size with members coming from Marin, Sonoma, Napa, and Mendocino counties as well as other areas of Northern California. Our goal is the promotion and preservation of the Arabian and Half Arabian breed and providing Class A horse shows and other activities in the region. Our mission is: To provide opportunities for club members and juniors to share their love for these horses by providing venues for (but not limited to) shows, trail rides, speakers, educational programs and social activities. To educate others in the virtues of owning Arabians and Half-Arabians and to promote the enjoyment of these horses.

1946

We are the oldest AHA club in Northern California. AHANC host 4 Arabian and Half-Arabian horse shows each year. In April we host a Region 1 one day show just prior to our annual Region 3 and Region 2 qualifing double header show. AHANC also host the Pacific Slope Championships, which follows our double header show in April. In November we offer a very fun amateur one day show during the Thanksgiving weekend. We strive to support and promote the Arabian Breed through our shows and community involvement.

1986

VAHA's goal is to promoted the Arabian horse by participating in local events and sponsoring a yearly horse show. All are welcome to our monthly board and general membership meetings the second Tuesday of every month at 5:30 pm.

1986

Our club focuses on trail riding and open horse shows. We have our main show, Fuzzy Wuzzy, in the spring, and schedule a fall event that varies from year to year. We also have a barn party each year.

1986

Members of RBAHA are horse owners and non-horse owners who love and admire the Arabian horse. Our members participate in many different equine disciplines including showing, endurance, trail trials, and trail riding. We would enjoy meeting you and welcome you to our club.

1986

ARCHA is a frugal club and easy with no commitments. The youth members do participate in leadership opportunities and in the RYTT.

1986

Gold Coast Arabian Horse Association of California - whatever your interests, we have something for everyone from parades, trail rides, clinics, to breed promotion and shows - we do it all! Although our goal is the promotion of the Arabian breed, all breeds are welcome and anyone can join our club as an Associate Member. Also, all of our events are open to all Breeds. We feel it important to recognize the amateur riders and to encourage their interest in the Arabian breed.

1965

The Comstock Arabian Association welcomes Arabian enthusiasts in northern Nevada and the eastern Sierras of California. The AHA/USEF sanctioned shows and the four Community Horse Shows held each year support the horse community in Nevada and near California and our members participate in Region 3 shows as well at Canadian and US Nationals.

1994

1996

Our club was formed in order to put on a sport horse only show each year to support exhibitors or Arabian sport horses in Northern California and Nevada. After a decade and a half of presenting a 3-day stand-alone show, we are now supporting our region by running our 2-day show as a pre-show for the Region 3 Sport Horse Championship Show.

2014

We are a fairly new club started in 2014 with very active members. We want to promote the Arabian horse to newcomers, not just those that already have Arabians. We plan to do this with Open Shows, Open Clinics, Social Events etc. All of our events are open to all breeds. Awarded AHA 2017 Club of the year, Won the Membership Recruitment and Activities Category in 2017. Won Club of the Year for 2018 and the Membership Recruitment Award for 2018 won 2019 Club of the Year and 2019 Community Promotion and Activities Award. Since the pandemic in 2020, we have been doing all our board meetings via Zoom and we have added a weekly game night via Zoom for our members. Come join a fun active group. We have something for everyone. 2017 AHA Club of the Year. 2018 AHA Club of the Year 2019 AHA Club of the Year