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What is the purpose of NRHA?from nrha.com

NRHA Purpose. To promote and encourage public interest in agriculture and ranching through reining horse shows and programs; to develop a higher degree of efficiency in the occupation and career of professional reining horse trainers, owners, and breeders; and to disseminate information about reining horses.

What is the NRHA judging system?from nrha.com

The NRHA Judging System is recognized as the leading format for judging an equine event that combines technical and stylistic elements coupled with consideration of "degree of difficulty." Many segments of the equine judging discipline have openly embraced the NRHA Judging System.

What is the National Reining Horse Association?from nrha.com

Founded in 1966, the National Reining Horse Association (NRHA) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the promotion of the reining horse in a fun-filled, family atmosphere . It serves as the standard setting body for the sport of reining worldwide. Check out our Historic Milestones .

How many stallions have won the NRHA?from news.nrha.com

There have only been three stallions to win all three major NRHA events – the Futurity, the Derby, and the National Reining Breeders Classic. Two of those three, A Vintage Smoke* and Not Ruf At All, each have a foal in the sale, while Spooks Gotta Whiz* has 12.

What are the patterns on a reining horse?from nrha.com

Each pattern includes small slow circles, large fast circles, flying lead changes, roll backs over the hocks, 360-degree spins done in place, and exciting sliding stops that are the hallmark of the reining horse.

What is the RHF?from news.nrha.com

The RHF, which serves as the charitable arm of the NRHA. Through major underwriters and Hall of Fame table hosts, dollars are raised in support of the RHF mission of caring for and honoring the reining community.

What is stair step in NRHA?from nrha.com

As riders progress in NRHA competition, they move through a series of stair-stepped class levels that help "level the field." NRHA maintains an extensive data base of statistics/eligibility lists to enable exhibitors to understand which events they are qualified to enter and/or are no longer eligible to enter.