APHA has made finding Paint Horse professionals easier than ever with the debut of its new interactive online directory. Designed with the help of the National Reining Horse Association, professionals can now create their own individual profiles to advertise their services for free on apha.com. Search by name, discipline or location to find the perfect professional for your needs at apha.com/professional-finder/professional-search.
Check out APHA’s new interactive professional directory here
Markel APHA Professional Horsemen and APHA judges can now log in and manage their profiles, include pertinent information and keep the information up-to-date. Simply upload a profile picture and a description of your available skills to advertise your service to thousands of APHA members.
Register to join APHA’s Professional Finder search engine now!
To become an APHA judge, applicants must go through a stringent application process, complete the applicant exam and attend the applicant school before being granted an APHA judges card. For more information about becoming an APHA judge, visit apha.com/association/judges.
Markel APHA Professional Horsemen are outstanding members of the APHA community who pledge to encourage professionalism, fairness and integrity throughout the horse industry. Any APHA professional in good standing may apply to become a Markel APHA Professional Horsemen; applications and references are reviewed by the Professional Horsemen Review Council. For more information on becoming a Markel APHA Professional Horseman, visit apha.com/programs/profhorsemen.
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About APHA
The American Paint Horse Association is the world’s second-largest international equine breed association, registering more than a million horses in 59 nations and territories since it was founded. APHA creates and maintains programs that increase the value of American Paint Horses and enriches members’ experiences with their horses.