
American Blazer Horse Association, Inc
16114 Idaho Center Blvd, Suite #3, Nampa, Idaho 83687

Our Mission
To help people everywhere discover, enjoy and remember American Blazer Horses
Our ABHA Store for Apparel. T-Shirts, hoodies, Hats, Vests, Jackets and Trailer Decals. https://rte52.com/american-blazer-horse-associatione-2/ or scan this QR code.

Upcoming ABHA Events
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Idaho Horse Expo
Nampa, Idaho
April 4-6, 2025
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Triple B & Blazer Bonanza
Red Top Stables, Post Falls, Idaho
August 9 -10, 2025
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Annual General Memberhip Meeting & Blazer Ball
Pendleton, Oregon
October 18, 2025
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The ABHA Association has a few T-Shirts, caps and Trailer Decals on hand for immediate shipping. Please check out the shopping page. If you don't find the colors or sizes you want, Check out rte52.com. They have several color options and sizes. It will take about 2-3 weeks to ship.
Attention all High School Seniors
https://idahohorsecouncil.com/youth-programs/college-scholarship/
Entry Deadline April 14, 2025 in their office
Idaho Horse Council Educational Scholarship Program
Current Enrolled College/Technical Students Information And General Requirements
The Idaho Horse Council, a non-profit association, is composed of organizations across the state involved in the equine industry. In 1999, the council’s Board of Directors voted to fund up to three scholarships annually. Scholarships are being offered for the current school year for graduates of Idaho High Schools. The IHC reserves the right to vary the number of scholarships awarded based on the entries as scored by the judges, and funds available. During the last several academic years, the IHC has been able to provide three, $1500.00 scholarships to deserving high school seniors and we hope to continue doing so!
Please follow the instructions carefully! It is to each applicant’s advantage to submit a complete, neat, accurate, and informative application because of the competition and skills of all applicants. Copies of email correspondence are not acceptable. The primary cause of disqualification is not following instructions.
Scholarship applications must be received at the Idaho Horse Council office not later than close of business April 17, 2023. Scholarship applications may be either mailed to 16114 Idaho Center Blvd. #5, Nampa, Idaho 83687, or hand delivered to the Idaho Horse Council office during regular office hours and received on or before April 17, 2023.
Scholarship recipients will be announced on May 5, 2023.
The 2023 IHC Scholarship Applications for both graduating high school seniors and continuing education students are available below.
Blazer Horse Creed
We believe that the world is better with American Blazer Horses in it. We believe that horses ought to be gentle, willing, honest, agile, and bred with conformation and disposition in mind.
We believe Blazer Horses meet this expectation over and over again. We believe that Blazer Horses are a gentle whisper from the history of the American West.
We believe in yesterday. We honor the horses and the people who got us this far, and we believe their stories deserve to live on. We believe that the best horses in our breed haven’t been born yet, that our biggest promoters aren’t involved yet, and that the future is bright for American Blazer Horses and the equestrians who love them.
We believe the future is now. Right now. To be a part of this movement means a once-in-a lifetime opportunity to leave a mark... to make history.
We believe this is no time to think small.
We believe in stories. Stories help us understand where we’ve been, who we are, and what we aspire to become. Stories are the best way we know to celebrate this breed and keep building it... one believer at a time
We believe it’s our job to tell those stories.
Most of all, we believe in tomorrow. We believe... no, we know!...that Blazer Horses are special... that this journey is worth it... and that if we stay true to what we believe … together, we can change the world. Because we believe in Blazers.
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Written by Brian Harper-Tibaldo May 2019


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Linda Hinck riding Corky F13, in State High School Rodeo 1972.

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