The Foundation Quarter Horse Registry

05/25/2015

Never forget!

08/30/2014

The FQHR World Round Up and Review will be here before we know it. Seven days and counting down. We are really looking forward to seeing old friends and making new ones. Just a reminder that no silver, animal print or bling is allowed (this applies to saddles, bridles, halters, and personal attire). Ranch tack and attire is the theme to follow.
We will also hold the FQHR Scholarship Fund silent auction. There are some really nice items this year. See all of you soon.

12/24/2012

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all! Wishing you a wonderful holiday season spend with family and friends. Bill and Vicki Austin, FQHR

11/12/2012

The rule book committee is working on the changes now.

11/12/2012

The changes submitted for the rule book have been forwarded to the rule book committee, advisory board and the judges chairmen. The majority of them are being addressed. Look for the new rule book on line at our website www.fqhr.net in January 2013.

The 2012 FQHR World Round-Up & Review was held in Lincoln, Nebraska just a month ago. It’s so nice to report all the positives. There were 627 entries and that’s an increase of over 25%. That is a direct reflection to the increase in both FQHR memberships and registrations and in part to the FQHR ...

10/17/2012

We will still be accepting rule book proposed changes this week. Please send to our FQHR email address.

09/11/2012

Award winners will be posted shortly - stay tuned.

08/29/2012

Last day for rush registrations for the World Show will be August 31, 3 pm. Thank you

04/09/2012

Hope all of our friends had a wonderful Easter.

03/19/2012

You Want To Show, We Want You To Show Safely

One of the important issues we've considered recently is how we can best suport individuals with special needs that want to exhibit these amazing horses. And also consider how we can ensure our youth stay safe while exhibiting.

It is our firm belief that FQHR should support and encourage 100% participation in our Round Ups whether at the Affiliate level or at our World Round Up. To that end, we will allow "helpers" into the show arena for exhibitors needing assistance.

Although we always expect our horse to be "good" unexpected things can and will happen. So our younger youth exhibitors can have Mom, Dad or a specified guardian go into the arena with them. However, no verbal assistance will be allowed. The helper is there in case of safety issues. They may not help set up a horse or direct in any way.

Our members with special needs will also be allowed to have a helper in the ring as needed. Again, the helper can offer no verbal assistance or direct in any way. Their purpose is to be there in case safety issues arise.

We are informing our affiliate show secretaries, ring stewards, and gate stewards of this intent and effort. All of our FQHR judges have been advised.

If you have any questions you can call or email Vicki Austin or contact your affiliate President.

We hope you will ALL feel welcomed and supported in the show ring.