AQHA Equine Public Service Award
The American Quarter Horse Association (AQHA) is accepting applications for its annual Equine Public Service Award until May 1. The award recognizes American Quarter Horses which are specifically used in the public service sector, including, but not limited to, police horses, park and mounted rangers, beach patrol, Royal Canadian Mounted Police, border patrol, and sheriff’s posse.
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The American Quarter Horse Association (AQHA) is accepting applications for its annual Equine Public Service Award until May 1. The award recognizes American Quarter Horses which are specifically used in the public service sector, including, but not limited to, police horses, park and mounted rangers, beach patrol, Royal Canadian Mounted Police, border patrol, and sheriff’s posse.
The winning horse will be recognized in June 2004. A specially designed plaque and framed certificate will be awarded to the organization/owner of the recipient. The winner will be featured in AQHA’s official member publication, America’s Horse, and on its weekly television program, “America’s Horse,” airing on the Outdoor Life Network.
For a complete list of contest rules and to download the nomination form, visit www.aqha.com/forms/pdf/equinepubservicenom.pdf, or call 806/376-4811
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