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Justice for the Arabian Horse

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Beth Minnich
11 years ago

To allow these horses to maintain any of their titles not only undermines the integrity of the AHA show ring, it also brings into question the decision making process used by AHA leadership. Neither of these are beneficial to an organization trying to grow in membership and registrations. Please reconsider this decision and remove ALL of the show titles because ALL of them were fraudulently earned.

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Amy Hablutzel
11 years ago

Its about time!

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Laurie Taylor
11 years ago

AHA needs to make this right. Fraud should not be allowed to be rewarded and the rightful winners of the shows, classes and money should have their due rewards.

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A Klatt
11 years ago

What are rules in place for if some people don't abide by them? What does it say about the character of the people that broke them - are those the people you want in any kind of an authority position...? Think about it.

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Wendye Gardiner
11 years ago

Ineligible to compete is in eligible to compete. It's not rocket science. Do the right thing.

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Vicki Treadwell
11 years ago

This travesty of justice affects our entire breed and integrity!

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Vicki Treadwell
11 years ago

This travesty of justice affects our entire breed and integrity!

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Stacey Newville
11 years ago

quarter horses are quarter horses & Arabs are Arabs. Arabs can't show AQHA & quarter horses can't show AHA. It's that simple. Return the awards & strip the QH ringers of their AHA titles.

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Amber Chasteen
11 years ago

Wow is AHA so desperate for incoming money and being popular with certain owners that they would give award to AQHA???

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Heather Holt
11 years ago

Absolutely agree, give the right horses their just titles and rewards.

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darla flack
11 years ago

Strip them of any titles!

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Lyn Odom
11 years ago

There are plenty of open competitions for all breeds. If it is a breed sanctioned event for a specified breed the rules should be respected. These individuals should also be stricken from the Quarter Horse association as well. Their behavior is a blight to all serious breeders and exhibitors.

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melva thomas
11 years ago

it doesn't matter what the owner knew. the horses were qualified to be in the class. the real winners should be awarded their ribbons.

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Ann Wickliffe
11 years ago

ARABIAN HORSE ASSOCIATION!! Go back to your own heritage.

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Stella M. Conklin
11 years ago

I am once again disappointed with AHA and their actions, which do not hold accountable those who would diminish the value of our horses. It is AHA's responsibility to promote and protect the Purebred and Half-Arabian horse, and you are failing in that task. Do the right thing and strip these horses of all titles, prizes and money won while competing under false pretenses. The owners, trainers and riders, as well as anyone else who knowingly profited from this misconduct should be banned from owning, breeding, or showing Arabian horses, whether they be purebreds or half-arabian. Do what is right for once, it won't kill you, and maybe the public will gain some respect for you.

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Robert Lawson
11 years ago

Cheating isn't right. It is still cheating.

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Carla Lawson
11 years ago

Shame on you AHA!!! you have defiled all that our ancestors kept to keep sacred!

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Judith Johnson
11 years ago

ignorance is no excuse. all exhibitors should read and be familiar with rules. how did they obtain registration papers?

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Julia Graham
11 years ago

if not half arab why should they keep their awards?