NORTHWEST AND ALASKA

1986

We are one of the oldest and largest clubs west of the Mississippi. We put on an annual spring show at the end of April, offer educational opportunities such as clinics and have a year end awards dinner and speaker in November to cap off the year.

1986

Our club sponsors the Mid-Summer Classic Dual Horse Show. We promote both Purebred and Part Bred Arabian Horses.

1964

Our club members enjoy trail rides, shows, and clinics with our horses. We put on the Apple Valley Classic Arabian Horse Show as well as other clinics and education and promotional events throughout the year. You don¿t have to own an Arabian horse to join our club, we offer social memberships as well.

1986

As a club, we really enjoy the social get togethers at our meetings and potlucks, as well as our camaraderie at our one day shows and weekend campouts.

1986

The Inland Empire Arabian Horse Club Is an enthusiastic, dedicated group of horse lovers who continue to excel in the promotion of the Arabian horse and their charitable efforts within the community. Many outside our club, think of our local show as a trendsetter for Arabian Horse shows. We have implemented many exhibitor friendly features. We encourage the non-horse public to attend our yearly extravaganza and see what the Arabian horse is all about.

1993

1996

To protect, enjoy and promote understanding of the Arabian Breed through friendship, enjoyment, competition and involvement among adults, youth, ameteurs, professionals and other Arabian Horse enthusiasts.

2003

We are a club with diversified interests. We enjoy horse shows, social club meetings, trail rides and camp outs with our horses.

2005

Club membership is a diverse group from those who want to compete at the National Level to those who enjoy a long, peaceful ride on the trail.

2012

The Emerald Empire Arabian Horse Club is an enthusiastic, grassroots group of lovers of the Arabian and Half-Arabian horse. We welcome members from all over the country, but our membership is centered around the Emerald Empire, namely Eastern Washington, North Idaho and Western Montana. Our goals are to promote the Arabian horse, sportsmanship, and camaraderie throughout our area as well as provide basic horsemanship education to our membership.