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American Quarter Horse Association
Web pages for the AQHA and all matters related to the quarterhorse.

Appaloosa Horse Club
The Appaloosa is an equine breed with a color preference. The Appaloosa Horse Club is the breed registry serving an association of members dedicated to collecting, recording and preserving the history and integrity of the breed; improving, enhancing, and promoting the Appaloosa, and honoring the tradition, history and heritage of the breed.

National Snaffle Bit Association
Everything you ever wanted to know about the NSBA! Dedicated to "Rewarding Excellence" in training and showing of pleasure horses by promoting their "Way To Go". Exciting incentive programs available.

QuarterHorses.com
Listen up Quaterhorse folks ... WE WANT YOUR INPUT! Show or futurity results, congratulatory notices, association updates, upcoming events...if you've got FRONT PAGE NEWS, send it to us and we'll post it here!

Pleasurehorse.com
This site features the horses that are making news today, talks to the trainers, interviews the owners and generally just reports to you everything you have always wanted to know about the pleasure horse industry.

Kentucky Quarter Horse Association: The Kentucky Quarter Horse Association (KyQHA), recognized as the official Kentucky affiliate of the American Quarter Horse Association (AQHA), is dedicated to promoting and protecting the interests of the quarter horse in Kentucky.