AQHA Will Provide Office at Massachusetts Equine Affaire

America’s Horse – The American Quarter Horse Association is bringing the office to Equine Affaire in Springfield, Massachusetts, November 13-16. With on-site services, AQHA will offer a fast, accurate and convenient way of doing business with the American Quarter Horse Association.

AQHA representatives will be on-hand to handle transfers, membership renewals and subscriptions to its three award-winning magazines – America’s Horse, The American Quarter Horse Journal and The American Quarter Horse Racing Journal. AQHA members can take advantage of AQHA’s $15 flat transfer fee – regardless of the number of owners who didn’t transfer the horse. It’s only $15 to get the horse’s papers up-to-date.

AQHA DVDs and books such as Junior Master Horseman and Fundamentals of Horsemanship also will be available for purchase.

“The on-site services booth gives members the opportunity to work one-on-one with AQHA representatives,” said AQHA Executive Vice President Bill Brewer. “Visitors can complete transactions, ask questions and get more information on AQHA programs and services without having to pick up a phone or sit down at a computer. This convenience helps visitors spend more time enjoying their horses and less time doing paperwork.”

Visitors to Equine Affaire are invited to stop by the AQHA booth to take advantage of on-site services and learn more about the programs offered by AQHA.

Equine Affaire will be held at the Eastern States Exposition. This year marks the 11^th annual event to be held in the Northeast. Equine Affaire will attract thousands of horse enthusiasts with a world-class educational program and extensive trade show in addition to entertaining and informative competition.

For more information, please call (806) 376-4888 or visit aqha.com.

AQHA news and information is a service of AQHA publications. For more information on The American Quarter Horse Journal, The American Quarter Horse Racing Journal or America’s Horse, visit www.aqha.com/magazines.

Source: www.aqha.com