About
The Central Texas Arabian Horse Association (CTAHA) is a local chapter of the Arabian Horse Association (AHA) which is the official Arabian horse breed association and registry in the U.S. and Canada, with 16,600 members and more than 1 million registered Arabian, Half-Arabian and Anglo-Arabian horses.
CTAHA embraces AHA's aim of:
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seeking to promote growth in the interest and demand for the Arabian, Half-Arabian and Anglo-Arabian horse
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preserving the integrity of the breed
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increasing participation in activities involving the breed
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gaining recognition by the equine industry and general public about the value and attributes of Arabians
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ensuring that services and benefits are valuable and convenient for AHA and CTAHA members
Board Members
President: Mathew Burke
Vice President: Nancy Morton
Secretary: Peggy Cuevas
Treasurer: MK Marshall
Co-Coordinators for Online Presence: Lindsey Fetty Vickers & Terry Cooley-Kirkpatrick
Board Members: Lori Ragland, Dianna Wolfe, Jenn DeJong, Tara Ragland
Our Mission
To promote and celebrate the Arabian horse in Central Texas by collaborating and partnering with breeders, trainers, and owners, and other breed organizations.
Our Vision
We envision the growth of the Arabian breed recognition through education about the history and versatility of Arabians, increasing youth involved with Arabians, and continuously providing opportunities for the public to interact with Arabians.