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Topics of interest to the do-it-yourselfer!

Let everyone know about upcoming clinics, conventions, meetings, etc.

This forum is for those seeking work in the equine industry or those with positions available. Only real, paying positions may be advertised here - not general business promotions.

This is where you can post on all topics horse related.

Place memorial posts to your four or two legged friends and family here.

From body clipping to growing manes and tails - share your tips and techniques here!

Discuss and share ideas and resources for marketing Saddlebreds, riding styles, etc. This forum is for discussion of broad concept marketing, not individual horses, farms, companies, etc. :)

THE central information point for Saddlebred rescues across the states. Let's find homes for all of these wonderful animals who give so much. You may also list horses that are free to good homes here - and feel free to share both success stories and rehab stories as well.

Discuss the versatility of the Saddlebred here.

This forum is for discussion/opinions/usage of various tack and equipment.

This is the place to discuss and ask questions related to training. We welcome our resident trainers to stop by and offer tips & suggestions as their schedules permit.

We welcome Walt Healey as the chairperson of the ASHA Sport Horse Committee. If you have questions, suggestions, etc. related to the committee and its activities, Walt will try to address them here as time permits. We hope this can be a positive exchange of information, and we can all learn something new and progress as a group.

There may not be anything more beautiful than a proud marching Saddlebred wearing the silver The ASB Western division is growing every year, and we welcome Nealia McCracken as our resident expert to answer your questions and share her expertise in this area. As with all of our experts, she will respond as her schedule permits, so please be patient.

Use this forum to share information on bloodlines & breeding information. Our resident expert is Bob Ruxer of Ruxer Farms, arguably one of the most successful Saddlebred breeding programs of all time.

If the youngsters have the Youth Center - no reason you can't have the center that allows for changing of the hormones the *other* way! Warning - can get waaaay off topic and may be R rated (that's R for RED hat)

The place for sharing laughter & sorrows. Need to share with your cyber barn buddies? Come on in and set a spell ... this is the place for all non horse related discussions.

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