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NOTICE BOARD
See details on noticeboardpage

  

dec 2011

 

2012 National Show Schedule and entry forms go to National Show page

  

June 2011

 

Outside Mares on Stallion Returns

  

Jan 2011

 

Change to Show Rules 21st Jan 2011 Rule 11 G. showing foals

  

Oct 2010

 

The amended General Rules & Regulations and the Show Rules effective 2nd October 2010 are on the Constitution Page

  

Aug 2010

 

New Harness Rule

  

July 2010

 

Rule II A

  

July 2009

 

Go to Constitution page for MHAA Policy

  

July 2009

 

Registry 0ffice change of address

  

Oct 2008

 

Existing Derived Membership

  

JANUARY,2012

 

MEMBERS PLEASE NOTE THE CHANGE OF CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRIES IN ABOVE SHOW

 

Unique, loveable, full of character and a delight to own…….

The Miniature and Small Horse is a unique breed and is not to be
confused with a Miniature Pony or Shetland Pony.

Upon maturity the Miniature Horse must not exceed 34 inches,
8.2 hands or 86 cm in height. If the Miniature Horse exceeds this
height it is then placed in another category which is known as
Small Horse, these horses must not exceed 38inches, 9.2 hands
or 96.50 cm, please refer to our Breed Standard for more information.
In Australia, Miniature and Small Horses are the fastest growing breed as their size, temperament and character endears them to people of all ages and from all walks of life. Children are naturally attracted to them, people with small acreage are able to support and breed them therefore creating their own mini stud. Former horse owners can continue their love affair with horses, feeling less challenged by the burden of caring for a larger equine.
Miniature and Small Horses are shown in halter, harness classes and performance events including trail and jumping, many are simply kept as pets.
People returning home from stressful jobs find companionship and relaxation in these gentle little horses and they provide the perfect cure to loneliness.

Would you like to know more about this incredible breed click here to have your questions answered by one of our Committee persons.

To become a NEW MEMBER please click here to go to our helpful online step by step guide.

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