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ALQHA
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Upcoming ALQHA Events |
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March 6-7, 2021
ALQHA Novice Show
Autaugaville, AL
April 17-18, 2021
ALQHYA Heart of Dixie
Andalusia, AL
May 28-31, 2021
ALQHA Summer Sizzler
Andalusia, AL
July 17-18, 2021
Charles Tidmore Memorial
Rainsville, AL
July 22-23, 2021
TCB Circuit
Memphis, TN
August 7-8, 2021
AQHA Summer Palooza
Rainsville, AL
September 16-19, 2021
TQHA Circuit
Murfreesboro, TB
September 25-26, 2021
Surf, Sand, and Fun
Circuit
Pensacola, FL
October 30-31, 2021
AQHA Summer Palooza
Rainsville, AL
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Alabama Quarter Horses (ALQHA) is an affiliate of the American Quarter Horse
Association in Amarillo, Texas. The AQHA is the largest
breed registry in the world.
ALQHA was chartered in January 1956, and has been a
working, viable affiliate every year. The mission of
ALQHA is to promote the American Quarter Horse, educate
and assist members and associates in relation to the
breeding, improving and promoting of the American
Quarter Horse. Also, to generate growth of ALQHA
and AQHA membership via the marketing promotion,
advertising and publicity of the American Quarter Horse.
ALQHA offers members a complete slate of activities
that they can compete in. Quarter Horses are competing
and winning at all levels in:
Endurance and Trail Riding, Logging Hours
Reining
Barrel Racing
Western & English Pleasure Classes
Youth Division
Open/fun Shows, Amateur/ Novice Division
Halter, and more!
What does ALQHA do for the horse.
Aside from the business services provided through links to AQHA,
ALQHA is actively involved in Legislative support for
horses of all breeds. ALQHA also provides education, and
educational links to members and non-members.
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GET THE 2021 AQHA RULEBOOK
The 2021 AQHA Official
Handbook of
Rules and
Regulations is now available online,
in print and
as a downloadable app.
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AQHA is
continuing to
monitor the
status of the
coronavirus
(COVID-19)
pandemic and the
potential
effects on
upcoming events
and AQHA
business.
Walk-in service
is temporarily
unavailable at
AQHA. Customers
can continue to
utilize the drop
box located in
front of the
AQHA
Headquarters
building, at the
bottom of the
steps near the
bronze statue of
Wimpy to drop
off their
paperwork during
this time in
Amarillo. Our
priority is to
protect the
health and
welfare of our
members, staff
and American
Quarter Horses
worldwide. We
will continue to
share updates
as the situation
evolves.
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