The Pennsylvania Saddlebred Horse Association (PSHA) is a registered charter club of the American Saddlebred Horse Association (ASHA), so PSHA members enjoy a reduced membership fee with ASHA. PSHA is proud to have members in eight states (PA, NJ, MD, VA, OH, GA, NC and NY). PSHA members are eligible to compete for annual high point awards in 28 categories, plus a separate academy division.

International Association of Akhal-Teke breeding - MAAK was registered in Moscow, April 5, 1995. Registration number 2213-1. Major founders of MAAK are Russian Association of Akhal-Teke breeding (AATK) and All Russian Institute of horse breeding (VNIIK). Also a founder - horse breeding stud-farm "Akhal-Urt" (Turkmenistan).

The oldest breed registry in the United States for an American breed of horse. The purposes for which the Corporation is organized shall be to stimulate and promote interest in and regulate any and all matters as may pertain to the history, breeding, exhibition, publicity, use and improvement of the American Saddlebred.

The purpose of the ASHA of New York, Inc. is to promote breeding, raising, training, sale and exhibition of the American Saddlebred Horse. The organization is meant to promote activities of a nature to create enthusiasm, use, pleasure and interest in the breed. We are here to encourage and educate youth and adults interested in the American Saddlebred Horse, to promote higher standards for showmanship and sportsmanship, and enjoy open communication with everyone interested in the breed.

The Official Site of The Golden American Saddlebred Horse Association - an organization devoted to the showing, breeding, promotion, and enjoyment of high quality golden american saddlebreds. New members are always welcome.

The Society was founded in 1949 with the first attempts being made as far back as 1935. The Saddle Horse Breeders' Society of South Africa has some 420 members, with more than 4 000 horses on record. We register about 650 transfers and 500 foals annually. South Africa has taken the lead world wide in having parentage verification by means of DNA as a prerequisite to the registration of foals. The Society also organises and presents the National Saddle Horse Championships.

Akhal-Teke Association of America, Inc. - Our goal is to preserve and promote the Akhal-Teke horse, a breed with its roots at the very beginning of horsemanship, and a history older and more fascinating than that of any single nation or culture.

ASHA of Canada is the single administrative body responsible for American Saddlebred horses in Canada and is responsible for the registration and transfer of Canadian owned American Saddlebreds, their papers and pedigrees. In co-operation with the provincial clubs ASHA of Canada continues to create new opportunities to further the breed in Canada and abroad.

A non-profit corporation, the ASBSA was incorporated in 2002 for the purpose of educating both the sport horse buying public and the American Saddlebred breeders, owners and trainers about the viability of the American Saddlebred as a premier sport horse.

The primary goal of the Massachusetts Rhode Island Saddlebred Association (MARISA) is to promote the versatility of the American Saddlebred, America's first warmblood. MARISA supports all Saddlebred owners with year end awards for both the American Saddlebred Show Horse and the American Saddlebred Sport Horse.