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Samantha Richards Wins a Morgan Horse! AMHA News Desk Share    
Congratulations to 19-year-old Samantha Richards of Laramie, Wyo., Samantha Richards and her new filly, CBMF Stolen Kisses. who recently was announced as the 2010 AMHA/Team Morgan Win a Morgan Horse Contest winner! Samantha recently met her new filly, CBMF Stolen Kisses (GLB Bell Pepper x Chocolate Kisses), a full sister to world champion, Continental Vision. More Don't Forget! AMHA Has a New Address AMHA News Desk Share
Since AMHA moved its offices six months ago, incorrectly addressed mail to AMHA may be returned to you. To make sure your paperwork is received and processed in a timely manner, please note our new address: AMHA, 4066 Shelburne Road, Suite 5, Shelburne, Vt. 05482. More
Reduced Registration Fees for Older Morgans Approved AMHA News Desk Share
Recognizing that a number of older Morgans that were not registered were being rescued in recent months, the Registry Committee desired to provide the people rescuing these horses with an opportunity to register the horses at a reduced fee. The Board voted unanimously to put the following reduced fee into effect immediately. More New AMHA Judging Standards Video Available for Purchase AMHA News Desk Share
A newly updated DVD of the AMHA Judging Standards is now available for purchase. With the use of new footage from the Grand National & World Championship Morgan Horse Show, the AMHA Judging Standards is brought to life, with each division clearly illustrated and discussed. A perfect educational resource for those who want to learn more about the Morgan show ring. More
The Morgan Dressage Association Wants You! AMHA News Desk Share
If you ride a Morgan in dressage and want to share your passion and enthusiasm for dressage Morgans with like-minded riders, whether you ride for show or for pleasure, the Morgan Dressage Association would love to hear from you! The Morgan Dressage Association is a National Service Organization for the AMHA. MDA members are Morgan dressage riders from all levels through Grand Prix, as well as individuals whose goals are more on a personal level -- to improve themselves and their horses through dressage. More
VMHA's Stallion Service Auction Ends March 26 AMHA News Desk Share
If you missed out on the opportunity to bid on the recent AMHA Stallion Service Auction, you have another chance! The Vermont Morgan Horse Association has these wonderful stallions to choose from! More UPHA Classics Reduced Eligibility Fee Deadline Fast Approaching AMHA News Desk Share
Please remember to nominate your Morgan, American Saddlebred and Hackney to the UPHA Classics Program by April 1 to take advantage of the reduced eligibility fee. The eligibility fee is only $50 if postmarked by April 1; after April 1, the fee becomes $100. More Searching for University of Connecticut Morgan Information AMHA News Desk Share
Helen Scanlon is writing a book on the Morgan horses of the University of Connecticut, titled My Horse, My Heart: The Morgan Horses of the University of Connecticut. She is seeking UConn alumni, staff, community members, etc. who knew/rode/trained any of these horses. More 2011 UPHA Scholarship Offered AMHA News Desk Share
Each year, Chapter 14 of The United Professional Horsemen's Association offers an annual educational scholarship. This year, $4,000 in scholarship money will be awarded. This scholarship money is available to applicants who are high school seniors or college freshmen, and applicants must be UPHA Chapter 14 Junior or Associate members or the child of an Active UPHA Chapter 14 member. Applications are due by June 1. More
'True-blue horseman' Percy Fuller of Westhampton, Mass., dies at age 88 Daily Hampshire Gazette Share
Percy Fuller, a man whose talents training horses and young riders were legendary up and down the Pioneer Valley, died in Northampton, Mass, March 1. He was 88. On March 2, family and friends remembered Fuller as a "true-blue horseman," whose gift for training, breeding and showing horses was matched only by his passion for teaching generations of young riders and pairing them with prospective horses. More MU Researchers Use Motion Sensors to Determine Equine Lameness University of Missouri News Bureau Share
The most common ailment to affect a horse is lameness. A University of Missouri equine veterinarian has developed a system to effectively assess this problem using motion detection. This system has been referred to as "Lameness Locator." More Japan's Nuclear Troubles: What is Radiation's Effect on Horses? The Horse Share
In the wake of the fourth explosion at the Fukushima nuclear power plant following the March 11 earthquake and tsunami, concerns continue to mount in regards to how much radiation could be leaking from the power plant and how it could impact the health and well-being of the area's residents. High doses of radiation can lead to radiation sickness in humans, but what types of effects might they have on horses? More |
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