The American Indian Horse Registry

Produced and Directed by Krysta Rutherford, this documentary explores various strains of the Colonial Spanish Mustang, “American’s 1st Horse”, and was created to bring public awareness of this dying breed and give them an understanding of the significant benefits of this type of horse. This documentary includes interviews with various mustang conservationists in the United […]

The 36th AIHR and HOA national show is scheduled for September 23rd and 24th of 2017. Call (903) 407-0298 or (903) 407-3260 for show entry forms.  We hope to see you at the show!

The 36th AIHR and HOA national show is scheduled for September 23rd and 24th of 2017. Call (903) 407-0298 or (903) 407-3260 for show entry forms.  We hope to see you at the show!

Here is the downloadable and printable entry form for the up coming 2016 Annual AIHR and HOA National Show held the 23rd, 24th and 25th of September 2016.  We hope to see you there!

A NETASA trail ride is in the plans for the day before, April 26th, at nearby McKinney Roughs.  Learn more about the trails at McKinney Roughs by following this link: Where The Trails Are Last Year’s Open House was Held on April 28th, 2013, was a big success. The first ever annual open house trail […]

When the Spanish conquistadors and colonists brought their horses to the Americas, they could not have imagined the impact their horses would have on the New World. The horses totally changed the lifestyle of the native people in both North and South America for centuries and beyond. The horses formed the root stock of EVERY […]

Spirit and Jackie Carroll Spirit was 5 months old approx when he came with his mother and 133 other horses from the Navajo reservation.  They travelled in cattle trucks to Hennessey OK, where he and the others were put on scrub land and allowed to fend for themselves. Out of the 135 horses 35 died, […]

Jennifer Maddox & Darlin’ Sportin’ Jenny First time I saw Jenny, Vickie Ives from Karma Farms was pointing out two horses that she would like me to help her train. The way Jenny looked at me was as if to say, “What are you looking at, punk?!” I smiled and said I wanted to work […]

“My Wild Blue Roan” (Even if he did turn out to be a Gray) By Lona Patton Near a place they call Adobe Town, an HMA located in Wyoming. Nineteen hundred ninety six, was the year at hand On the 27th day of March Our herd was happy grazing, out there upon the land. One […]

Getting to Know the Horses of the AIHR – Unwritten, aka Rhett If anyone had asked me in the Spring of 2010, what would I wish for if I had three wishes, I would have answered, “World peace, an end to hunger, a decent supply of hay for the year or cheaper feed prices.  I would […]