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Starting in 2022, all horses competing in any NSBA class will be required to be registered with NSBA in the current owner's name.

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Even the youngest exhibitors can earn big in the NSBA Youth Smart Points program! Enroll online today!

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Sun Circuit Heroes
Sun Circuit Heroes

2024 marked the third year for Heroes On Horses to be held as part of the Arizona Sun Circuit in Scottsdale....

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Sumac Gunnabeflashy Named 2023 NSBA Horse Of The Year
Sumac Gunnabeflashy Named 2023 NSBA Horse Of The Year

Sumac Gunnabeflashy, owned by Leslie Vagneur Lange of Greeley, Colorado, has been named NSBA’s 2023 Horse of the Year. Sumac Gunnabeflashy...

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Ann Admonius Passes
Ann Admonius Passes

NSBA is saddened to share that Ann Admonius, of Ocala, Florida, has passed. Ann started showing at AQHA events in 1985...

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The March Issue of The Way To Go is now Online!
The March Issue of The Way To Go is now Online!

John McNichol and Katie and Rusty Green return to the show pen with Fancy Dont Let Me Down this month at...

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Certain Potential Passes
Certain Potential Passes

AQHA stallion Certain Potential passed away at the University of Florida Equine Science Program, where he had lived out his retirement....

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NSBA Foundation Holds Sixth Annual Coaches Summit
NSBA Foundation Holds Sixth Annual Coaches Summit

The National Snaffle Bit Association Foundation held its sixth annual Coaches Summit February 19 – 21, 2024. Presented as a special...

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PHBA announces new registration standards:  rules allow previously unregistered horses to be registered with Palomino Horse Breeders Of America.

New opportunities are available for horses that previously did not meet PHBA registration standards. The PHBA board of directors recently adopted new rules for 1) unregistered horses and 2) those with excessive white markings. Horses with a palomino base body coat color that are either grade/unregistered or that display excessive white (including but not limited to AQHA, APHA, or ApHC) can be successfully registered with PHBA, effective immediately.

Previously, only unregistered/grade geldings could be registered with PHBA, but now mares and stallions with a palomino base coat but without a sire and dam from a recognized breed association may also be registered with PHBA. New rulings now allow horses that meet palomino color requirements and standards to be registered with PHBA.  

HORSES WITH EXCESSIVE WHITE MARKINGS: Horses with excessive white markings beyond what had been allowed are now eligible for registration with PHBA in the Palomino Bred program with the expanded registration guidelines. The Palomino Bred registry originated to permit horses that did not have a palomino base coat an avenue to be registered and compete in the association. These non-palomino foals with either a PHBA registered sire or a PHBA registered dam can participate in PHBA events.

The newly registered horses are eligible for all PHBA shows, programs, and awards.

For more information, please contact the PHBA office at (918) 438-1234 or visit their website at  www.palominohba.com


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