The purpose of the Great Lakes Quarter Horse Association, Inc. is to promote and encourage interest and participation in Quarter Horses within the State of Michigan. Membership Info, Payment Schedule, Association Events, A.R.A.B. Payment Schedule, Racing Schedule, Nomination Forms, GLQHA Officers, GLQHA Message Board.

The Maine Harness Racing Promotion Board is pleased to provide this website dedicated to the men, women and horses which comprise the harness racing industry in Maine. We appreciate your taking the time to visit us and hope you will find this website a source of enjoyment and information.

PCQHRA is a non-profit organization incorporated in 1950 to represent California racing Quarter Horse owners, breeders and trainers. Information on races, board of directors, awards program, classifieds, membership, and affiliated links.

The Hambletonian Society is a non-profit organization formed in 1925 to sponsor the race for which it was named, the Hambletonian® Stake. The Society encourages and supports the breeding of Standardbred horses through the development, administration and promotion of harness racing stakes, early-closing races and other special events.

We are a not for profit organization whose purpose is to educate members and the general public regarding the customs and uses of draft horses and mules. The association sponsors and participates in a variety of activities throughout the year in keeping with our purpose. Our meetings are held monthly. Membership in our association does not require the ownership of a horse or mule, just lots of enthusiasm for them and their versatility.

Listings of upcoming races along with phone numbers for the officers and board of directors. Information regarding the sale of Ads for the 2005 state finals. Advertising a business or a team are also being sold throughout the season for display at each race.

The Harness Horse Youth Foundation, established in 1976, addresses youth education throughout the United States and Canada. A non-profit organization, the Foundation continues to enlarge and improve its programs. Studying the Standardbred, College directory, Harness Racing Youth League, Annual Stallion Auction, Scholarships, News Releases, Careers, Day Camps.

It is the mission of the National Steeplechase Association (NSA) to encourage, advance, and regulate the sport of steeplechasing in the United States. Membership, rules of racing, conditions, race entries and results.

SCCRA was formed in 1975 when a group of local racers wanted to run chariots at home instead of having to travel to Jerome, where the closest association was located. The chariot racing season always begins at the end of December and runs through the end of February when the qualifing teams from the club head to the state and world championship meets.

The U.S. Trotting Association governs the sport of harness racing for the entire United States. For administrative purposes, the membership is divided into 11 districts covering the United States. District meetings are conducted each year for the members to discuss industry issues, consider rule changes, and elect new representatives to the USTA Board of Directors.