Marhaabah	Eden C	Bey Ambition

 If you were thinking about breeding your mare, hop on it N-O-W, as there are world-class bargains available, from stallions such as Eden C, SF Veraz, Marhaabah, Hucks Connection V, Bey Ambition, KM Bugatti, Botswana, Europia+, Kruise+, ML Mostly Padron, Odyssey SC, The Firelord, and 42 others!

And your weanling could share in significant prize money next year, if you’re close enough to participate at WCAHA’s Futurity classes in November 2011 at Clemson, SC. (Mare nominations on the unborn foal due by Dec. 31, 2010.)

Bids start at just half the advertised stud fee, and payment is simple using PayPal. Click here to find the complete list of stallions, and the forms you need to make that bid.

Western Carolinas Arabian Horse Club has been BUSY this summer… with more fun activities to come!

• Our next activity…the Family Reunion Picnic Aug. 30th in Tryon, NC! Click here for details!
• Mark your calendars! WCAHA’s Fall Class A Show dates are November 6-8. Click here for latest info, judges named, and motel info since there is a Clemson game.

And now… scroll down to see what YOUR CLUB has been up to, lately…

• Western Carolinas again had a presence at the Biltmore Endurance Ride in early May. Club President Sarah Hendricks was in attendance and assisted management with the weekend’s activities.

• Your club helped sponsor an Endurance ride held at Martha Lucas’ Whitehaven Plantation in late May, by purchasing screen-printed T-Shirts with the club logo on them for ride participants. Martha is a long-time WCAHA club member, and has shown her horses frequently at our shows in Clemson, and in the Futurity classes.
  

• The club held an essay contest for its youth members seeking scholarships to attend this year’s Region 12 Youth Jamboree held at Clemson in June. Winning essays are posted for two age brackets: 10 and under and 11-18.
  
  Click here to read the winning entries, and to see a picture of the winners.

• WCAHA also sponsored Thursday evening’s activities at the Youth Jamboree, including pizza and a variety of games including “pin-the-number on the correct body part” of a skeleton horse, bowling, and kiddie basketball.
  
  Click here to see pictures of the day’s activities.

• A final note: If you have an Arabian horse out in your barn or pasture that you’ve been meaning to get registered, here’s your chance! Click here for details on a Registration Amnesty that AHA is offering through the end of the year…
  
  Click here for complete details on the Amnesty program.

Western Carolinas has an interest in promoting and supporting the Arabian horse to the public in as many ways and venues as possible. If you have an idea or suggestion on how to do this, don’t hesitate to contact President Sarah Hendricks at sarahkhendricks@eaton.com. We’re all in this for the love of the (Arabian) horse!