The Australian Stock Horse Society |
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The Australian Stock Horse Society was established in 1971 in Scone, New South Wales with the aim of preserving and promoting the bloodlines of the Australian Stock Horse, recognised for its versatility and superior performance amongst work and leisure breeds. Today the Society is Australia's largest equine recreational and pleasure association, with a loyal and growing membership of more than 9,500 individuals and in excess of 180,000 registered horses in the Stud Book.
Banner Photo Credit (L-R): Leo McGuire, Julie Wilson, Geoff Bateman, Narelle Wockner.
ASHS Art Union Raffle
All proceeds from this fundraiser will go to supporting and developing the Society’s Youth Programs such as the Annual National Youth Point Score, Youth Camps and Clinics, the National Youth Exchange Program and Stan’s Stable Kids Club. The Society promotes and supports Youth Members who compete in a wide range of equine disciplines throughout Australia and overseas. The ASHS is constantly developing and improving our programs and initiatives to maximise opportunities for our Youth Members both Nationally and Internationally.
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ASHS Stud Book
Draft Proposal For Stud Book Changes - 2018 AGM
The Board are reviewing ways of improving the integrity of the Society’s Stud Book. Part of these discussions, include a vision to introduce a Breeding Appendix for mares and stallions. As a result of these discussions, a special resolution will be presented to Members at the 2018 Annual General Meeting to remove Clause 11, STUD BOOK of the SOCIETY’S CONSTITUTION in its entirety and a replacement clause has been drafted and is currently available for Members to review.
Click to view the current Constitution for The Australian Stock Horse Society
Click to view the recommended replacement clause
Click for further information on the introduction of a Breeding Appendix
The draft changes to the Constitution will be finalised at the May Board Meeting as a Special Resolution for the 2018 Annual General Meeting. Any Members wishing to submit feedback on the draft proposal must provide it in writing to the Registrar (info@ashs.com.au) by Thursday, 26th April 2018 with concerns and/or solutions for the Boards consideration at the May Board Meeting. The resolution adopted by the Board at the May Meeting will be presented to the Members at the 2018 Annual General Meeting for Members to vote.
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Notice Board Updated - Monday, 9th April 2018. Scroll down within the Notice Board to view the full contents. |
ASHS Approved Saddlers
The following saddlers are the ONLY businesses approved by The Australian Stock Horse Society to use the "A" logo on their leather saddlery products:
- Chloe Rutherford Bridles & Tack
- Lordan's Saddlery
- Marlem Custom Made Saddlery
- Marsh Carney Saddlery
- Robinsons Saddlery
- Simon Gray Saddlery
- SKT Leather
- Stan Bowd - Custom Made Saddlery
Motion from February 2012 Board Meeting
Members using electronic methods to defame either the Society, its Judges, Officials, Volunteers or fellow Members will be referred to the Disciplinary Committee.
Coming Events
21 - 22 APR | Cape York & Tablelands Branch
Dry Work Practice Day
Malanda, QLD |
Shelly Taylor 0418 180 614
22 APR | Western Victoria Branch Hack & Working Pattern Training
Hexham, VIC |
Joanne Mills 0407 045 835
Latest Online Classifieds
BENBRAGGIE FLIRT - HSH | ASH Reg: C2-187939
DOB: 07/11/2006. Grey Mare. 14.3hh
BENBRAGGIE CAPPER - HSH/BENBRAGGIE ROZETTE - HSH
CLARKEVILLE REACT | ASH Reg: C1-245956
DOB: 22/10/2011. Brown/Black Gelding. 15hh
GLEN LEE RIVOLI TACT - HSH/rosella 01