State Line Tack is proud to sponsor associations that support and develop a deeper love and understanding of different breeds and riding styles. We feel it is important to give back to the equine community so that these organizations can continue to educate and provide opportunities to horse lovers everywhere, because at the end of the day, we are all here for the love of the horse!

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  American Paint Horse Association

  The American Paint Horse Association is the world's second-largest international equine breed association, registering more than a million horses in 59 nations and territories since it was founded. APHA serves to promote, preserve and provide meaningful experiences with Paint Horses, creating and maintaining programs that increase the value of this unique breed, developed from a base of spotted horses with Quarter Horse and Thoroughbred bloodlines, often sporting broad pinto spotting patterns of white and dark hair.

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  United States Hunter Jumper Association

  As the official hunter/jumper affiliate of the United States Equestrian Federation, the United States Hunter Jumper Association (USHJA) is a competition-based sport organization that serves its members through educational programs, awards and recognition, communication, and rules. The Hunter/Jumper sport is made up of two disciplines: Hunter and Jumper, also known as Show Jumping.

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  American Morgan Horse Association

  The American Morgan Horse Association Inc. (AMHA) was created in 1909 and now resides in Vermont. Morgans are known for their extreme beauty and heart, athleticism and versatility, willingness and intellect, and people-loving attitude. This first American breed can be found worldwide.

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  The United States Pony Clubs, Inc.

  The United States Pony Clubs, Inc. (Pony Club) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded in 1954, The largest equine education organization in the world, with more than 10,000 members in the US, and over 500 clubs and riding centers nationwide, they are proud to provide education to equestrians of all ages, with instruction and competitive opportunities in more than nine English and Western riding disciplines. Pony Club's educational standards continue to be instrumental in curriculum development for schools, universities, equestrian professionals and organizations across the United States.

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  American Saddlebred Horse Association

  The American Saddlebred Horse Association (ASHA) supports all of the activities that make Saddlebred ownership pleasurable and exciting, while working to stimulate and promote interest in the breed. Historically referred to as the "Horse America Made," the American Saddlebred is still the ultimate show horse today, dominating the saddle seat disciplines with its elegant and powerful high-stepping action.

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  Appaloosa Horse Club

  The Appaloosa Horse Club (ApHC) was established in 1938 in Idaho. Appaloosas are a versatile breed known for their distinctive color and pattern combinations, intelligence, and even temperament, and can be found in nearly every discipline.

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  American Hackney Horse Society

  The American Hackney Horse Society (AHHS) registers and promotes the breeding of quality Hackney horses and Hackney ponies. Admired for their versatility, Hackney horses are magnificent as carriage animals, highly sought for their glamour and presence. Hackney ponies are smaller, power-packed versions under 14.2 hh, prized as show ponies and childhood companions. Both horse and pony have a good foot and a good reputation for soundness, with a remarkable high stepping gait that's exciting to watch.

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  The American Shetland Pony Club, Inc.

  The oldest small equine registry in existence, and one of the oldest equine governing bodies in the United States, the American Shetland Pony Club, Inc. is home to the American Shetland Pony Registry, American Miniature Horse Registry, American Show Pony Registry, American Shetland Pony International Registry, and the National Sport Performance Pony Registry. They have been preserving, promoting and perfecting American small equines since 1888!

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  Palomino Horse Breeders of America

  The Palomino Horse Breeders of America (PHBA) is a color association formed in 1941 and located in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Palominos stand between 14 and 17hh and exhibit the body color, with variations from light to dark, of a newly minted US 14k gold coin. Almost every breed has the Palomino color so you can see these beautiful horses in every discipline. Roy Rogers' horse Trigger made the color famous.

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  Pony of the Americas Club, Inc.

  The Pony of the Americas Club (POAC), Inc., was founded in 1954 by an Iowan attorney hoping to breed a child's size mount that was calm, intelligent, versatile, and sturdy enough to last all day, sporting the Appaloosa-type color that would stand out. With an infusion of fine Quarter Horse and Appaloosa bloodlines, the modern POA measures up to 14 hands, and looks and moves like their larger counterparts.

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  International Buckskin Horse Association

  The International Buckskin Horse Association (IBHA) is a color registry, incorporated in 1971. Buckskin, Dun, Brindle Dun, Red Dun, and Grulla horses represent the beautiful colors of the Buckskin Association. Many qualify for double registration, so you and your horse can have twice the fun!

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  The Missouri Fox Trotting Horse Breed Association

  The Missouri Fox Trotting Horse Breed Association works to promote the long and diverse history of "every person's pleasure horse". Known for their gentle dispositions, comfortable rides, intelligence, and surefootedness, they excel in a variety of disciplines and are even utilized by National Forestry Service Rangers to patrol in rugged terrain. They were even named the official state horse of Missouri in 2002!

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  Paso Fino Horse Association

  The Paso Fino Horse Association (PFHA) started with only a dozen shows and a handful of registered horses, and has since grown to 21 regions that encompass over 3500 members and 60,000 registered horses. Adorned with the title "Smoothest Riding Horse in the World,"" Paso Fino horses are full of energy, drive, stamina, yet gentle on the ground. Bred for good physical balance, the Paso Fino is quick, sure-footed, and very athletic.

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  Clydesdale Breeders of the United States

  Incorporated in 1879, The Clydesdale Breeders of the United States sponsors national and regional horse shows, awarding special recognition to exhibitors of top-quality U.S.-bred stallions, mares, and geldings, in addition to the usual hitch and halter classes. The member organization for the Clydesdale horse is open to all people interested in the well-being and advancement of this breed of "gentle giants," which originated from Scottish farm horses over 200 years ago.

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  Equine Dental Providers of America

  Equine Dental Providers of America's mission is to promote proper dental care for equines across the country. Founded to educate, certify and promote horse health and proper dental techniques, their goal is to continue research and development of policies and procedures, with a high standard of care and compliance for all dental providers.

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State Line Tack loves building our community of riders across all riding seats! Although we are not accepting applications for riding sponsorships for 2023, please check back near the end of the year for application packages and opportunities in 2024.