American Saddlebred Horse Association
of Michigan
Devoted to promoting amateur horsemanship and competition along with responsible breeding and training of the American Saddlebred
Dates To Remember
Save the date: Open Barn Tour June 9, 2024 Sunday 11:00am
The Crystal Horse Show September 20-21, 2024Shiawassee County Fairgrounds, Corunna, Michigan
The American Saddlebred Horse Association of Michigan
Presents...
The Crystal Horse Show
Friday and Saturday
SEPTEMBER 20-21, 2024
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Judge: Terri - Delbridge
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Featuring Saddlebreds, Arabians, Morgans, Hackney Pony, Open Breed Classes, Academy and Youth Activities
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Shiawassee County Fair Grounds
Corunna, Michigan
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Approved by:
American Saddlebred Horse and Breeders Association
American Saddlebred Horse Association of Michigan
American Saddlebred Horse Association of Ohio
Michigan Justin Morgan Horse Association
Tri-State Horse Shows Association, Inc.
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MORE INFORMATION COMING SOON!
We are working on the class list and it will be out soon, along with additional information.
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The American Saddlebred Horse Association of Michigan invites you to an
Open Barn Tour
Who: Everyone!!! This tour is for anyone interested in seeing the American Saddlebred.
What: Come visit us to see various demonstrations of the American Saddlebred and their versatility.
When: June 9, 2024 Sunday, Barn Doors will open at 11:00 AM. Presentations of horses will start at 12 PM. and will be ending at 3:00 PM.
Where: The Stables at Greenbrier 2971 Casey Rd. Metamora, MI
Demonstrations by:
The Stables at Greenbrier
Metamora, MI
and
Taylor Creek Stables
Davison, MI
ASHAM Membership
Don't miss out on ASHAM membership benefits such as eligibility for end of year high point awards, including academy and annual magazine.
Membership to ASHAM also allows you to save $10 on your Senior and Junior ASHBA memberships by checking affiliate!
Just print this membership card, fill it out, and mail it in to: Deb Harris 5349 Chin Maya Drive Swartz Creek, MI 48473, Help support the association that promotes the breeding, showing, and exposure of the wonderful Saddlebred in Michigan! We appreciate your membership!
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Please Choose One of the Following​*Junior members are those seventeen (17) years and under as of January 1 of the membership year. Junior members do not have a vote.**Senior members are those eighteen (18) years and older. They are entitled to one vote.***Family memberships consist of two parents or legal guardians and all children seventeen (17) or younger. They are entitled to two votes of the senior members.
**ASHAM MEMBERSHIP IS REQUIRED BEFORE SHOWING AT ONE OF OUR APPROVED SHOWS FOR POINTS TO COUNT**
Just print this membership card, fill it out, and mail it in to:
Deb Harris
5349 Chin Maya Drive
Swartz Creek, MI 48473
Help support the association that promotes the breeding, showing, and exposure of the wonderful Saddlebred in Michigan! We appreciate your membership!
ASHAM Charity Horse Show
Put on a multi-breed charity horse show. The horse show provides an avenue for amateur athletes to participate and compete. This promotes the growth of the horse industry in Michigan, as well as stimulating the travel and restaurant business in Michigan. Local charities benefit from the fund raising.
Midwest Show Horse Directory
The American Saddlebred Horse Association of Michigan (ASHAM) published the Midwest Show Horse Directory. This annual promotional directory is distributed to members, advertisers, and suppliers to the horse industry. This promotes our amateur athletes and their accomplishments. As well as spreading information and knowledge of the horse industry in Michigan and the midwest.
ASHAM Banquet
Year end awards are presented ath the annual banquet. High point awards are given for amateur competition inboth show and academy levels. Points are accumulated from participate in Michigan horse shows with saddlebred classes. This stimulates competition throughout the state, promoting the Michigan horse industry.
ASHA Charter Clubs Region 8
The American Saddlebred Horse Association’s worldwide network of more than 50 Charter Clubs enriches the American Saddlebred experience for members. Clubs promote American Saddlebreds at the local level and help newcomers to learn more about the breed, as well as offering many equine and social activities for their members’ education and enjoyment.