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UPDATES

21 Jan - NZRHA show program & entry form avail, entries close 8th Feb.

12 Dec - Classifieds

6 Dec - Rob Lawson clinics 2012 - booking forms

Membership renewal was due 1st September, form online


NZRHA Bank Account details - if you want to pay your membership or anything online

"To rein a horse is not only to guide him, but to control his every movement..."

Reining is a judged event designed to show the athletic ability of a ranch type horse in the confines of a show arena. Horses run a preset pattern including circles of varied sizes and at varied speeds, flying lead changes, roll backs over the hocks, 360 degree spins performed in place and exciting sliding stops.

A good reining horse is spectacular to watch and exhilarating to ride.

The only western event to be approved by the FEI, reining classes can be seen at the World Equestrian Games, & are set to become part of the Olympics at some point - it's a sport you will be seeing much more of.

The NZ Reining Horse Association is dedicated to the promotion of this spectacular sport and is here to help, encourage and educate you and your horse.

NZRHA to be involved with Equidays 2011



NZRHA Futurity Champion 2011 -
GB Smart N Lethal & Jozette Hazeldine


2011 NRHA Futurity Champion
- Lil Joe Cash & Andrea Fappani

See the NRHA Derby runs here
See the NRHA Futurity runs here

Inside Reining - TV Show dedicated to Reining available for viewing online

Reining Australia 2011 Futurity Champion - Whizpy Little Step & Warren Backhouse
  Our Reining events this season are sponsored by:

NZ Western Show Wear


Rick Meredith Custom Saddles

The Holder Family

Calibre Quarter Horse Stud

Jason Melling & Family

Just Country / Ariat

AWOL Photography

Marks Ewen Veterinary

Saddlery Warehouse

Melissa Scott

Savvy Touch

Dr Phil - Hubris International Ltd














   

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