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The directory of everything equine.
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 | American Appendix Horse AssociationThe site to register Appendix horses, the cross of a Thoroughbred and Quarter horse. Appendix owners may join and register their horses pedigree as foundation stock to a new breed, the best of... |
 | American Holsteiner Horse AssociationThe AHHA website is an official publication of the American Holsteiner Horse Association, Inc. |
 | American Miniature Horse AssociationThe American Miniature Horse Association is the world's leading Miniature Horse registry with nearly 160,000 horses and more than 12,000 members in 37 countries and provinces. |
 | American Paint Horse AssociationPromoting the Paint horse breed. |
 | American Saddlebred Horse AssociationThe official site of the American Saddlebred Horse Association. Search the registry, news, find competitions, stables and farms. |
 | Appaloosa Horse ClubThe international breed registry for Appaloosa horses. |
 | Arabian Horse AssociationThe official breed association of the Arabian horse industry. |
 | Breeders' Cup, Ltd.Official site of the Breeders' Cup Championship. |
 | California Thoroughbred Breeders AssociationCalifornia Thoroughbred Breeders Association and California Thoroughbred magazine. |
 | Central Queensland Thoroughbred Breeders...The purpose of this site is to provide up to date news and articles that are of interest to thoroughbred breeders, whether... |
 | Florida Thoroughbred Breeders' and...The FTBOA is your unified voice in the state of Florida on all matters concerning the Thoroughbred industry.
The FTBOA administers your breeders and stallions owners' awards, and insures prompt... |
 | Kentucky Mountain Saddle Horse Assoc.Your most complete source for the Kentucky Mountain Saddle Horse. |
 | Louisiana Thoroughbred Breeders AssociationThe Louisiana Thoroughbred Breeders Association evolved from a small group of horsemen who united in 1961 when only 142 Thoroughbred foals were registered in the state. This group was successful in... |
 | M-TOBAThe Michigan Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association. Information on the benefits of breeding and ownership in Michigan. Publishers of "The Michigan Thoroughbred" and on-line equine gift shop. |
 | Maryland Horse Breeders' AssociationMHBA: Maryland Horsebreeders Association: Promoting Thoroughbred Breeding in the Mid-Atlantic Region |
 | Maryland Jockey ClubThe official home page of the Maryland Jockey Club. |
 | Missouri Fox Trotting AssociationMFTHBA, Association's national showgrounds is located at Ava, MO. The foxtrotter is a surefooted, versatile, smooth gaited horse. The breed processes a calm temperament and willingness to please. |
 | Nebraska Thoroughbred Breeders AssociationThe Nebraska Thoroughbred Breeder's Association was founded in 1964 to promote the breeding, marketing and use of thoroughbred horses in the State of Nebraska, and to maintain a registration system... |
 | New York Breeding & Racing ProgramThe New York State Breeding and Development Fund, NYTB, and GVBA offer information about the benefits of breeding and racing thoroughbreds in NY state, including a $35 million incentives program,... |
 | New York Thoroughbred Horsemen's Assoc., Inc.For over a half a century, the New York Thoroughbred Horsemen's Association (NYTHA) has represented the interests of horse owners and trainers at the New York Racing Association (NYRA) tracks. |
 | New Zealand Thoroughbred Breeders'...This is the official site for NZTBA members and for everyone interested in breeding, buying, racing and learning about the New Zealand thoroughbred. |
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