Schedule a virtual one-on-one appointment with AQHA.

AQHA is still in the data phase of myAQHA.  As we enter the stallion breeding report season and one of AQHA’s busiest seasons, the international department has partnered with the member experience team to create a sign up for one – on – one virtual appointments to link member IDs to their online account. When members link their AQHA ID number to their online portal, the member has access to pending work, genetic test ordering, submitting registrations and stallion breeding reports and many more resources. During appointments, the member will have dedicated time with a professional to link their ID to their online account.

AQHA members sign up here: https://form.jotform.com/222846057511050. Once the member signs up, they will receive a meeting verification and link from AQHA International during normal office hours.  
 
If a member is unable to sign up for an appointment, feel free to share this resource: https://helpcenter.aqha.com/knowledge/-how-do-i-link-a-new-or-existing-membership-to-my-account

Does the insurance company agree that your horse is worth what you think he’s worth?

If something happens to the horse, do you want to replace it? If the answer is "Yes," then equine insurance is a logical and responsible step for your horse ownership. (Credit: AQHA)

By Katie Navarra 

To insure or not to insure? That is the question.

Experts say the decision to insure your show horse boils down to two factors – your long-term goals and the level of risk you’re willing to accept.

Not enough insurance for a valuable stallion or top-level show horse can keep you awake worrying about infertility or a career-ending injury. On the flip side, you can purchase so much insurance that you’re spending more than what is necessary.

Should your horse be insured? 

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Details coming soon.