As this year concludes, so does the annual Regional Youth Team Tournament, but lucky for you we've already started the 2017 RYTT!
For just $10.00, you and your team of 6 people or fewer, can earn points and win prizes by doing things you already love: showing and riding your horse! Points, earned from both recognized and non-recognized shows and rides, lead to great year-end awards for the high scoring team in each region. In addition to these awards, regional winners are posted on the AHA youth webpage.
Contact your RYTT Secretary and get a team together today!
American Youth Horse Council Symposium
APRIL 21-23, 2017
Wakefield, Massachusetts
Learn and share what is happening in the youth horse industry through networking, workshops, tours, round table discussions and demonstrations.
Features:
Internationally and nationally respected presenters
Keys to successful youth horse programming
Non breed-specific curriculum
Knowledge that transfers from the book to the barn
Take-home tools to teach safe, effective horsemanship
Connect with resources and referrals
Don't miss out on this amazing networking experience! Find out more at
ayhc.com.
If you and your horse are participating in any holiday events this season we would love to see some photos! If you're in a parade, attend a holiday show in costume, or just go for a winter wonderland trail ride, send us a brief description and 1-2 photos to
youth@arabianhorses.org
Get all of your official AHA gear here!
USEF Lettering Program
Interested in lettering as a high school athlete? Have horses always taken up all your time, so you have never been able to commit to volleyball or football, soccer or tennis? Well Equestrians are athletes too and the USEF has a letter program catered to those Equestrian Athletes that spend their time at the barn instead of in the gym or on the sports field. If you are interested, check out the program here and see what USEF has to offer.
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AHA is a major equine association serving 84,000 owners across North America. It registers and maintains a database of more than one million Arabian, Half-Arabian and Anglo-Arabian horses and administers approximately $2 million in annual prize money. AHA produces championship events, recognizes close to 400 Arabian horse shows and distance rides and provides activities and programs that promote breeding and ownership.
