WHOA Affiliated Shows To Require TWHBEA Registration Papers
Thursday, May 9, 2013
Beginning May 29, 2013, all WHOA affiliated shows will require that all entered horses must present a copy of its TWHBEA registration papers (front and back) to show at these events.
At this time County Pleasure and All Day Pleasure entries are not required to be a registered Tennessee walking horse.
The official 2013 WHOA rulebook will go into effect Wednesday, May 29, 2013 and is available for purchase. The rulebooks are $20 and are obtainable through the WHOA office or selected shows; printing and postage are included in the purchase price.
Free copies of the revised 2013 edition WHOA rulebook are available on the WHOA website and may be downloaded at no charge.
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