american quarter horse association
AQHA Approves Bylaw, Rule and Registration Changes
Smart Chic Olena, Dr. Tom Lenz Enter AQHA Hall of Fame
Montana Rancher, Texas A&M Professor Elected To AQHA Executive Committee
Deadline Looms For AQHA Fee Increase
New AQHA Award Recognizes International Quarter Horse Breeders
Court Rules In The AQHA’s Favor In Cloning Appeal
overturned an earlier court decision that found the American Quarter Horse Association (AQHA) violated antitrust laws by barring cloned quarter horses from its registry. The ruling means that the AQHA will not have to register cloned quarter horses.
In a ruling of international significance in the horse industry, the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Wednesday, Jan. 14,Clone Owners’ Attorneys Seek Appellate Hearing
Fifth U.S. District Court of Appeals to set an oral arguments hearing in a Feb. 27 brief filed with the court.
Attorneys for cloned horse owners Jason Abraham and Gregg Veneklasen and companies owned jointly and separately by them asked the New Orleans-basedCactus Reining Classic Adds AQHA Ranch Pleasure Classes
In response to the growing popularity of the American Quarter Horse Association (AQHA) Ranch Pleasure classes, the Cactus Reining Classic announced the addition of both the AQHA Amateur Ranch Pleasure and AQHA Youth Ranch Pleasure classes to the 2014 schedule at the upcoming event held at WestWorld of Scottsdale March 5-9.
North American International Livestock Expo Dates Set
The 40th annual North American International Livestock Exposition (NAILE) is scheduled for Nov. 9-22 at the Kentucky Exposition Center (KEC), Louisville, Ken. Planning for this year’s event is underway. Individual breed show dates will be finalized soon.