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The Kentucky Equine Education Project (KEEP) Foundation has launched its first annual youth grant program. The KEEP Foundation is committed to helping support youth who want to become involved with the equine industry... Read More

On the occasion of the 80th anniversary of The Morgan Horse magazine (2021) it seemed appropriate to throw our hat in the ring for the American Horse Publication’s annual Equine Media Awards. TMH is honored to receive recognition—on behalf of the staff, the readers and advertisers who ... Read More

Please join us as part of the 2022 AMHECT/WMF Stallion Service Auction. The deadline for all materials is... Read More

Robert S. Drew, 95, passed away on January 18, 2022. He was a resident of Hill City, South Dakota. He, alongisde his wife, Sheryl, bred and raised Niobrara Morgan Horses.  Read More

You can save a little and help AMHA at the same time when you book all your future air travel on American Airlines! And, this can be done in addition to using your personal American AAdvantage number. Read More

It's May! And at AMHA that means the beginning of a new year for the AMHA Youth Council and an opportunity to become a Youth Council member! Youth, ages 12 to 21, are welcome!  Read More

The Registry Committee and the AMHA Board of Directors, during their recent meetings, approved sponsoring a study to determine the prevalence of Type 1 Polysaccharide Storage Myopathy (PSSM1) in Morgan horses. Read More

AMHA offers coat color and SynchroGait testing. These tests can be requested during the registration process, or anytime if the tests are requested by the owner or lessee of the horse.  During their recent meeting, the Registry Committee discussed whether new hair samples needed to be ... Read More

AMHA has learned that Yvonne Sekyra of Northwood Farm has left the northwest arena on Friday, April 29, 2022, leaving sad family, clients, friends, and her Morgan family.   Read More

The AMHECT Young Adult Alliance is excited to share that they have generously decided to award a $3,000.00 donation to the Harry Sebring Memorial Grant. This grant gives AMHA members, under the age of 40, funds to further their equine education, skills, or proficiency and/or provide equine-... Read More