David O'Keefe

MOSCOW, IDAHO – The candidates for Territory I in the 2020 ApHC Board Election received the same number of votes, and therefore resulted in a tie. The candidates for Territory I are Tom Hodges of Dexter, Oregon, and Kama Urton of Circle, Montana. According to ApHC By-Law, Article IV, Section 2, Part G, in the […]

MOSCOW, IDAHO – The Appaloosa Horse Club (ApHC) is pleased to announce the official results of the 2020 ApHC Board Election. The election results have been verified as accurate and final by the election company, Intelliscan. The following candidates will take their oath of office and begin their duties with the ApHC Board of Directors

MOSCOW, IDAHO – By an unanimous vote, the ApHC Board of Directors voted to significantly reduce late entry fees for the upcoming World Championship and Youth World Championship Appaloosa Shows in Fort Worth, Texas. The show will run from October 29 – November 8. There will be a flat $25 late fee for both open

MOSCOW, IDAHO – In a historic move, the ApHC Board of Directors voted today to open its doors to members of the Pony of Americas Club (POAC) to compete at the Appaloosa World and National Championship Shows beginning in 2021. The Board is also encouraging all of its Regional Clubs to offer classes, as well,

MOSCOW, IDAHO – The Appaloosa Horse Club (ApHC) is excited to announce its new partnership with Kensington Protective Products. Kensington is a family owned and operated business known for fashion- forward, high-quality equine products designed in the USA. They began in 1954 by introducing the first canvas turnout blanket, as well as the bareback pad

Moscow, Idaho – The Appaloosa Youth Association (AYA) in conjunction with Larry Williams Photography has concluded the judging of the 2020 Youth Photography Contest. This year the youth competed in only one division due to the number of entries to showcase their photography talents. Cash prizes are awarded to the winners and the 1st place

Moscow, Idaho – The Appaloosa Youth Association (AYA) in conjunction with Appaloosa Journal, the official publication of the Appaloosa Horse Club (ApHC), has concluded the judging of the 2020 Youth Essay Contest. Youth compete in two divisions (13 & under and 14-18) to showcase their writing talents. Cash prizes are awarded to the winners in

Moscow, Idaho – The Appaloosa Youth Association (AYA) has concluded the judging of the 2020 Youth Art Contest. Youth compete in three divisions (10 & under, 11-13 and 14-18) to showcase their artistic creativity and talent. Cash prizes are awarded to the winners in each category and 1st place will receive recognition in Appaloosa Journal

MOSCOW, IDAHO – The Appaloosa Horse Club would like to announce the Board of Directors approval to bring back Appaloosa horses registered with the Appaloosa Horse Club of Canada (ApHCC) once again as an approved outcross. The ApHC will now be able to consider for registration an Appaloosa horse with an ApHCC-registered Appaloosa parent provided

Moscow, Idaho – The Appaloosa Youth Foundation (AYF) accepts applications for scholarships on an annual basis. Each year applications are accepted from youth who meet the specified criteria for up to eight different scholarships. The AYF is pleased to announce this year’s recipients in the following scholarship categories: Territory Scholarship The Territory Scholarship awards up