Seventy percent of these members are recreational riders. Headquartered in Amarillo, Texas, AQHA maintains the pedigrees and registrations of all American Quarter Horses and oversees various programs and incentives which promote America's oldest distinct breed of horse. The activities and programs AQHA offers have positioned the American Quarter Horse as the world's most popular, most accessible breed, with registered horses in more than 70 countries across the globe. Ride 2001 provides the opportunity for ALL horse people to spend an enjoyable weekend with friends, family, new faces, and horses. Children under the age of 8 who are non-riders are free.
Registration is easy.
Simply fill out the form and mail along with your check or money order made payable to AQHA Ride 2001. Campsites allow for two vehicles and a maximum of 8 people per night. Sites and stalls are first come - first served. Saturday morning wake up to a hearty cowboy breakfast before you head out on the trails. For those interested in bidding on a great array of charity items, we will be hosting a live auction.