2009 BULLETIN BOARD

05/2-3:  Keystone Classic, Quentin, PA, Info:  (717) 665-3437

05/2-3:  New Jersey Horse Xpo, Fairgrounds, Ringoes, NJ.   

05/6-9:  Bonnie Blue National, Lexington, VA, Info:  (540)464-2950, info@horsecenter.org 

05/14-17:  New York State Horse Breeders, Syracuse, NY.  Info: nblumenthal@twcny.rr.com  

05/27-30:  Devon Horse Show, Devon, PA.  Info: Rygate Show Services, (717) 867-5643, www.thehevonhorseshow.com  

06/5-7:  Jersey Classic Horse Show, Horse Park of New Jersey, Allentown, NJ.  Info: 908-995-9807, asb.nj@verizon.netTriple points!

06/24-27:  Syracuse International Horse Show, Syracuse, NY.  Info: Mary Hall-Fisk, 315-695-7252. 

 

     

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Updated 04/26/09


Note:  The Jersey Classic Prize List was sent out the first of April.  If you have not received your copy and would like to receive one in the mail, contact  asb.nj@verizon.net                   

Notice of Change:  The Adult Saddle Seat Equitation class is a USEF Medal class.

The American Saddlebred Horse Association of New Jersey was formed and incorporated in 1968 by a group of Saddlebred horse owners. In 1980, the Association became a Charter Club member of the national American Saddlebred Horse Association, the first breed association in America which was founded in 1891.

The Purpose of our organization, as stated in the By-Laws,  define our goals. We are committed to working together to achieve these goals as stated below in Article II:

To promote interest in showing, breeding and the pleasure use of the American Saddlebred horse with emphasis on increasing participation in New Jersey.

  1. To encourage and support the growth of Saddlebred competitions and inclusion of Saddlebreds in non-traditional events in this state and the surrounding area.
  2. To stimulate recognition of the versatility of the American Saddlebred to persons both within and outside of our breed organizations.
  3. To educate persons by furthering understanding and appreciation of the breed and it’s history.
  4. To encourage good sportsmanship and proper conduct while fostering good fellowship.

The principal activity of the ASHA of NJ is the sponsorship of an annual horse show.  Since 1986, The Jersey Classic Horse Show has made its home at the Horse Park of New Jersey.


              

E-mail: asb.nj@verizon.net or contact Joan at (908) 995-9807

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