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The American Quarter Horse Journal February 8, 2012
The 2012 AQHA Handbook is now available on mobile devices.
The 2012 AQHA Official Handbook of Rules and Regulations is now available and easily accessible. To help AQHA members stay up to date, the 2012 is available in a variety of ways. For members’ convenience, the 2012 rulebook has been linked as a PDF below, so members can prepare for upcoming rule changes after January 1, 2012.If you prefer a printed rulebook, you can request a copy of the printed version be mailed to you.Finally, if you’d like the Handbook on your iPhone, Android or other device, download the free app from the App Store, Android Market or Blackberry App World. The 2012 App or update is available now.
To download the digital AQHA 2012 Rules tool, access the App Store Aplication or the Android Market on a device, and search for AQHA Rules. To download the AQHA 2012 Rules to a computer, go to iTunes.
2012 Handbook
AQHA Mission Statement Table of Contents Policy Statement Corporation Bylaws General Rules Registration Rules Racing Rules Show RulesHorseback Riding Program and AQHYAState Affiliates The links above were created in the Portable Document Format, which is known most commonly by its extension .PDF. If you are new to Adobe Acrobat's Portable Document Format please visit the Adobe web site for complete steps for the download and use of Adobe Acrobat Reader.
Disclaimer: The AQHA Online Handbook is a reference for AQHA Members and American Quarter Horse enthusiasts. Although AQHA has gone to great lengths to ensure its accuracy, some differences may exist between it and the printed version. In those events, the printed AQHA Handbook is official.
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