PUT YOUR AMERICAN QUARTER HORSE IN YOUR NAME— AND GET 90 DAYS OF AQHA MEMBERSHIP
Sponsored by the American Quarter Horse Association
For ranchers and cattle producers, an American Quarter Horse is more than a dependable partner. Whether gathering cattle, checking fences or competing on the weekend, your horse plays an important role in your operation and lifestyle. Making sure the horse’ s AQHA registration records reflect your name is an important step in that partnership.
For a limited time, eligible American Quarter Horse owners who transfer a horse into their name can receive a complimentary 90-day AQHA trial membership.
An official AQHA transfer connects you to your horse’ s registration records, history and achievements. Accurate ownership records also help ensure AQHA communications and applicable records are connected to the right person. If you later decide to breed, sell or compete with your horse, having current information on file can make future AQHA business simpler. The promotion gives eligible owners an opportunity to experience AQHA membership while becoming more familiar with the Association’ s resources. During the 90-day trial, participants can explore member benefits, educational content and information created for American Quarter Horse owners. They can also learn more about programs and opportunities available throughout the world’ s largest equine breed registry and membership organization.
The offer is available only to individuals who have never been AQHA members or whose AQHA memberships have been inactive for at least 10 years. Additional restrictions apply, and the promotion is available for a limited time.
If you recently purchased an American Quarter Horse but have not yet completed the transfer, now is a great time to take that next step. Putting your horse’ s AQHA record in your name helps keep its information current and strengthens your connection to its history— while the complimentary trial lets you discover what AQHA membership can offer.
Learn more about eligibility, restrictions and the transfer process at www. aqha. com / ownership.
Photo courtesty of Taylor Pettigrew, AQHA.
14 SEPTEMBER 2026 www. NCBA. org