AQHA Members Vote to Retain White Rule
More than 1,000 American Quarter Horse Association (AQHA) members attended the 63rd annual convention, where the organization’s board voted to retain Rule 227(c), which limits the amount of white on horses eligible for registration in the organization.
The vote on the white rule leaves Rule 227(c) unchanged and will continue to be read and upheld as it is written in the 2003 Official
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More than 1,000 American Quarter Horse Association (AQHA) members attended the 63rd annual convention, where the organization’s board voted to retain Rule 227(c), which limits the amount of white on horses eligible for registration in the organization.
The vote on the white rule leaves Rule 227(c) unchanged and will continue to be read and upheld as it is written in the 2003 Official Handbook of Rules and Regulations
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