| Picture of the Month |
|---|
|
Heart Of Dixie, FAHR 626 , ApHC 541108
If you have a picture that you'd like to submit for the FAHR homepage,
you may email or
mail it to us. Be sure to include the
horse's name and FAHR number.
More Pictures...
|
| Introduction to FAHR |
|---|
| The Foundation Appaloosa Horse Registry (FAHR) is dedicated to the
protection, preservation, perpetuation and promotion of the true bloodlines
of the Appaloosa horse (for more info, see
Introduction to Appaloosas by
Mary P. Hare).
FAHR, a unique nonprofit organization, was founded
by a group of dedicated Appaloosa breeders concerned with the disappearance
of the 'purebred' Appaloosa. The horses registered with FAHR represent some
of the purest Appaloosa horses to be found, as they must prove at least 75%
Appaloosa blood within a five generation pedigree. FAHR is a leader in the
Appaloosa industry in starting out with closed stud books and registered
known genetics. FAHR registered horses are bred in the original concept
of the ApHC. More...
|
 |
|
| 2008 Foal Pictures |
|---|
Members are invited to share pictures of their 2008 foals.
|
| 2008 Stallion Directory |
|---|
| Stallion Barn |
|---|
 2nd Season
| | FAHR Merchandise |
|---|
 |
Order your FAHR first edition Studbook
FAHR mugs, hats, shirts and decals are now available.
Download an order form and place an order today.
Anyone interested in obtaining a copy of the book The American Appaloosa Anthology by Palmer Wagner
should contact the ApHC museum.
|
|
| Registry Info & Forms |
|---|
Registered Horses: 856
Membership application,
FAHR forms and brochures..
Last Updated Oct 9, 2008
|
| FAHR Message Board |
|---|
|
Want to talk to other FAHR members? Try our
MessageBoard.
|
| Members Only |
If you are a FAHR member, the Members Only
area has past versions of the FAHR Tidings in PDF format. Please contact
FAHRinc@aol.com to obtain a login
and password.
|
| Featured Breeder |
|---|
Rocky Acres Appaloosas
Rick and Edna "Eddie" Street
Rochester, WA
Eddie Street with Alice Pratt
|
During the late summer of 1994 I was just beginning another school year, literally. I taught special needs children during the day and attended college at night, finishing my degree. I had gone back to school after my children were all older and I had more time to commit to my studies. I liked teaching school but it wasn�t my first love. I had always wanted to have a small horse farm and try my hand at breeding. Family commitments, financial commitments and life in general always seemed to keep me from taking that final step. The step towards making a life change and making a commitment towards my dream of breeding horses. (Continued)
|
| |
|
More breeders...
|
|
