The form to submit your results for the Dressage Show High Point is now online!
Click the graphic below to submit your results today!
Click here to view the Open Show High Point page.
2022 Show Photo Galleries Added!
We have added some show photos to the 2022 Region 5 Championship Show and 2022 Region 5 Off-Site Sport Horse Championship pages.
See the excellent quality of arabian horses presented at this year's shows.
View the Championship Show page
View the Sport Horse Championship page
September 30 - October 2, 2022
Washing State Horse Park
This is a fun, scenic, opportunity to enjoy your horse and beautiful Eastern Washington in the early Fall. Trail access offers choice of difficulty to all riders.
The weekend will start with a potluck Friday at 6:30pm with all other meals provided.
Click here to view flyer and reservation form
2021 Year End High Points results are Verified!
The final Year End High Point standings are posted. A big congratulations to everyone who participated!
Click here to view the results
Region 5 Youth win the 2021 AHA Youth of the Year and First Runner Up!
Arabian Horse Association (AHA) youth members are exceptional! The Youth of the Year Award honors one outstanding youth member who exemplifies character and dedication to excellence in this or her academic and community achievements, as well as contributions to the Arabian horse industry and AHA.In 2021, one candidate distinguished herself with a passion for the Arabian horse breed in bringing industry individuals together to help others.
AHA is proud to announce Miss Sophia Huffman, from Lewiston, Idaho, as the honored winner of the 2021 Youth of the Year Award. Sophia receives the Youth of the Year perpetual trophy as well as a $5,000 scholarship from the Arabian Horse Foundation. Sophia is a member of the Emerald Empire Arabian Horse club and Region 5.
Compassion, humility, and motivation are the foundation of this young woman’s approach to life. She is currently enrolled in a Dual Credit program at Lewis-Clark State College, allowing her to gain college and high school credits at the same time. She is a Certified Nursing Assistant and works in a local nursing home. Though this position has been one of the most challenging for Sophia, she says that serving her community in this way has taught her to be patient, thorough, and compassionate in everything she does.
Moreover, our Youth of the Year has and is an important part of the Arabian Horse Youth Association. She competed in the Youth Judging Contest earning her first National
Title as the High Individual Overall. She believes that involvement at any level is important as it improves not only our own lives, but the lives or others through the work that we do when we are involved in something worthwhile.
From the desk of Carrie Olson - Region 5 Director
August 9, 2021
Dear Region 5 Arabian horse enthusiasts,
As most of you are aware, the AHA BOD passed some new qualifications which go into effect in the 2022 competition year. Since there is some discontent and angst over this action, I would like to make a few points of order:
1) The motion to put new qualifications into play was actually passed at the November 2020 board meeting (see Motion#27-11/1/20-BOD), with the fact that the qualification chart, however amended, would be voted on by the BOD at the August 6, 2021 meeting.
2) The AHA survey that was sent out on August 2, 2021, immediately after the Town Hall meeting, was responded to by 928 members, or only 8% of the current AHA membership. The question that asked - Do you support eliminating all qualification requirements?, was virtually a 50/50 split. Unfortunately, the survey was a given too short a time period.
3) Also keep in mind that any shows that you went to this year, still do count for qualifications going forward. And they still allow the open show qualifications for dressage classes.
Once the CAC (Competition Advisory Committee) began working on revising the qualification chart in March, they did bounce it to the BOD a few times, we gave input and they revised again. Then once it got out “onto the street” and shared - they did take many things into consideration, such as: the welfare of the horse, the amount of time/money people can spend to get qualified and the fact that we are coming out of a pandemic.
Is it all perfect? No. Does it still need some re-working? Yes. That’s where I ask for your input. Let’s go forward and make some positive suggestions and/or comments about what you want to see changed or offer up a solution.
Please send me an email or give me a call. I would be happy to listen and chat.
Lastly, I also want to encourage all of you to opt-in to AHA emails, to ensure that you are included in future important emails and surveys.
The link to do that is here: https://www.arabianhorses.org/additional/news/
Thank you for your time and being a lover of the Arabian breed!
Sincerely,
Carrie
Region 5 director
253.740.8042
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2018 Youth Marketing Plan Updated
View the latest plan including new activities and events at various shows.
2018 Region 5 Youth Meeting Agenda - March 31
Region 5 Youth Meeting Agenda
March 31, 2018 - Northwest Heritage Show - Saturday Dinner Break
1. Call to Order
2. Secretary and Treasurer Report
3. Review of Minutes from the last meeting
Old Business
4. Volunteer at the shows! We need you and it counts towards the year end high point
5. Follow the instagram page! How do we make it more popular?
6. Fun/Educational events?
7. Fundraising Ideas
New Business
8. AHYA Update from the Denver Meeting
9. Youth Nationals 2018
a. Who is going? Invite them to the meetings
b. What do you want our Parade of Regions theme to be?
c. Limited Edition Items
10. Garland Sponsorship Sales
11. Judging Team
12. Activities at Shows
a. Carrot Bundle Sales at Daffodil
b. Shout out bears at Cascade
c. Wheelbarrow Race at Midsummer
d. Flocking at Region 5
e. New Ideas?
Open Discussion
13. What would you like to see happen in the region?
Region 5 - Youth Judging Team Tryouts
Region 5 Youth Judging Team is being co chaired by Joyce Thompson and Allison Wallace.
All Youth from Region 5 are encouraged to participate, as this is an awesome educational experience from professionals in our region.
Tryouts will be at the Cascade Youth Show on Friday May 11 at 4pm*. (Time will be finalized upon close of entries)
Requirements:
· Must be an AHA Youth Member
· Participation in the Region 5 Youth, including meetings, fundraising, educational opportunities and volunteer time.
· Team Meetings once team is selected for further practice.
· Travel to U.S. Nationals to participate with the selected team members based on tryouts and participation in the Region 5 Youth Program.
Any questions please contact the Region 5 Youth Facebook page or contact Allison Wallace at 206-465-0428.
Horses Needed for Youth Judging Team Tryouts
Calling volunteers! Are you looking for some quiet time in the arena on Friday Evening at the Cascade Youth Show? No fee, no ribbons or placings, but helping out our Region 5 Youth Judging Team Tryouts! Looking to fill two classes. One halter class of either Purebred or Half Arabian of the same gender and one Hunter Pleasure, of Purebred or Half Arabian. These two classes will be held Friday evening during the Break in the main arena. We will do the saddle class and then the halter class. Looking for 4 horses per class. These tryouts would not be possible without the support of the exhibitors at this show. For further questions or to express interest please contact Allison Wallace by text message at 206-465-0428. Discounts of $15 will be given on entry form to participants.
2018 Region 5 Youth Judging Team
Region 5 Youth Judging Team is being co-chaired by Joyce Thompson and Allison Wallace.
All Youth from Region 5 are encouraged to participate as this is an awesome educational experience from professionals in our region.
Educational clinics are available!
February 10th for the Working western clinic at 1 pm
March 17th for the Halter clinic at 1 pm
We will be going over how classes are scored, placed and oral reasons, like a practice run of a competition.
Team will be selected at the Cascade Youth Show, more details as the date gets closer.
Requirements:
Must be an AHA Youth Member
Participation in the Region 5 Youth, including meetings, fundraising, educational opportunities and volunteer time.
Tryout at the Cascade Youth Show.
Team Meetings once team is selected for further practice.
Travel to U.S. Nationals to participate with the selected team members based on tryouts and participation in the Region 5 Youth Program.
If you have any questions please contact the Region 5 Youth Facebook page or contact Allison Wallace at 206-465-0428
Region 5 - Youth Marketing Plan
Updated: March 19, 2018
The youth board, coordinator and regional director have been working together to create a plan for the Region 5 Youth.
We see the goals of the youth in a three-pronged approach.
I. Create fun opportunities for the youth through the year.
II. Breed Promotion to the public
III. Encouraging development and growth through activities associated with the judging team
The following is an outline of the plan along with activities and dates. We hope everyonewill remember that this plan is subject to change and update through the year.
Fun Activities for the Youth
The Youth Plan to hold fun activities at each of the shows along with meetings.
Northwest Heritage
● Games
● Youth Meeting Saturday March 31 during the dinner break. The meeting will be held
at the picnic tables by the concession stand.
Pacific Rim Arabian Sport Horse Show
● Games
Daffodil
● Youth party on Saturday in conjunction with the exhibitor dinner
● Toilet paper roll horses
● Carrot Bundle Fundraiser
Cascade Youth Benefit
● Youth Judging Team Tryouts
● Mentoring Program
● Youth Meeting Saturday Lunch
● Shout out Bear fundraiser
IEAHC Memorial Day Classic
● Waiting for updates from club
Region 5 Sport Horse Championship
● Design a test partner game
Mid Summer Classic
● Dessert Dash
● Wheelbarrow Race
Region 5 Championship Show
● Silent Auction
● Paint a Pony
● Flocking
● Tail Tours
Art Contest (Region 5)
The youth plan to hold an art, writing and photography contest at the Region 5
Championship Show. There is a PDF outlining the rules on the Championship Page of the
Region 5 Site.
Youth Judging Team
The Youth plan to hold judging clinics once a month up until the Judging Team tryouts at
the Cascade Youth Benefit Show
Participants will have to judge 4 classes and give one oral presentation regarding
reasoning to their placings. The top 4 highest scores will move forward to the 2018 Youth
Judging Team.
Once you qualify to be on the judging team it is required that you must do the following:
● Attend all Judging Team practices
● Volunteer at one local show and the regional championship show. We encourage the local show to be the Cascade Youth Benefit show and the Regional show can either be the Sport Horse Show or the Main Ring show. Please ensure to work these detailsout with the youth director.
● Assist with fundraising efforts and sponsorships for the cascade youth benefit show
● Attend all local youth meetings
● If you are not a member of AHA you will have to join through one of the local clubs.
2016 Youth Judging Team Tryouts
Youth Judging team tryouts are tentatively scheduled for March 20th at Carleton Farms in Lake Stevens, Washington.
Participants will have to judge 4 classes and give one oral presentation regarding reasoning to their placings.
The top 4 highest scores will move forward to the 2016 Youth Judging Team.
Once you qualify to be on the judging team it is required that you must do the following:
- Attend all Judging Team practices
- Volunteer at one local show and the regional championship show. We encourage the local show to be the Cascade Youth Benefit show
and the Regional show can either be the Sport Horse Show or the Main Ring show.
Please ensure to work these details out with your youth director. - Assist with fund raising efforts and sponsorships for the cascade youth benefit show
- Attend 2 local youth meetings
- If you are not a member of AHA you will have to join through one of the local clubs.
Lastly Team Tournament entries are due February 1 this year, please get them to Kari Amundson
Youth General Meeting
The next Youth General Meeting is on January 17, 2016 at 3pm at the Downtown Bellevue Library.
Congratulations to our 2015 Youth Judging Team
Team Placement 6th Overall
Danika Overstreet - 6th place Performance Division
McKenzie Miller - Congrats on Top Ten in the Halter Division
About Region 5
The Arabian Horse Association's Region 5 encompasses Alaska, Washington, Northern Idaho, and Western Montana. Region 5 has earned the respect of Arabian horse competitors across the country. Whether for show, endurance or dressage, horses from the Pacific Northwest are among the best in the nation. The quality and caliber of our Region 5 horses are evident by the results of highly competitive shows such as the U.S. Nationals, Canadian Nationals, and Scottsdale.
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