Show horse society freezes subs
Plans to freeze British Show Horse Association subs has drawn a mixed response
BSHA
The British Show Horse Association (BSHA) — formerly known as The British Show Hack, Cob and Riding Horse Association — was founded in 1935 by enthusiastic owners and supporters of show hacks and cobs. In 1983, the association added riding horse classes.
Today, the BSHA is the governing body for the showing of hacks, cobs, maxi cobs, riding horses, BSHA hunters, ladies show horses, working show horses and HOYS ridden hunters.
The society annually runs the BSHA National Championship show as well as BSHA northern and southern fixtures.
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Thumbs-up for new grass roots showing initative
The British Show Horse Association's Grass Roots show included classes for novice and home-produced horses plus special training classes for amateur riders wanting advice
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New in hand championship for young hacks, cobs and riding horses
The British Show Horse Association is to hold a new in hand championship at its National Championship Show at Addington in September.
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BSHA introduces showing training classes
Showing “training classes” to help competitors understand what judges are looking for are to be introduced by the British Show Horse Association next April
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Broadstone Dolce Vita unbeatable at BSHA championship
Amy Underwood and Broadstone Dolce Vita were Motorail supreme champions at Addington Manor
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British Show Horse Association Championship results, 5-6 September
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BSHA Southern Spring Showing Show results, 12 April
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BSHA Northern Spring Showing Show results, 12-13 April
