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Pinto Horse Association of
Thank you to everyone who participated at the Spring Fling Show at Findlay University.
Results from the Spring Fling are now posted on the Results page.
Results from the Spring Fling are now posted on the Results page.
Hi Point Walk/Trot - Megan Leibold and No Doubt Im Gorgeous
Hi Point Pony/Mini - Sena Jodoin and Mini Ridge Boot Scoot N Blue
Congratulations to our hi-point winners from our Findlay show and a great big THANK YOU to Schneiders for sponsoring!!
Open - Mary Osborn
Junior Amateur - Caitlin Arther
Senior Amateur - Debbie Slocombe
Elite Amateur - Mary Osborn
Novice Amateur - Kathy Smith
Youth 13 & Under - Skylar Scribner
Youth 14-18 - Cory Mathia
Walk/Trot - Megan Liebold (pictured above on left)
Pony/Mini - Sena Jodin (pictured above on right)
Looking forward to seeing everyone at our Summer Warm Up show on June 1st and 2nd in Ashland. Please remember to get your entries in.
Upcoming Ohio Pinto Meetings:
Meetings will resume in October, unless needed before then.
All meetings are held at Porter Metal in Mogadore (see news and classifieds for address)
If you have any questions or concerns please contact Megan Herner @ 419-681-0133 or herner7@yahoo.com
Who are we????
The Pinto Horse Association of Ohio (PtHAO) is a charter affilliated with the Pinto Horse Associaton of America. We offer members from Ohio and many other surrounding states the opportunity to work together to promote Pino horses, ponies, and miniature horses. PtHAO also offers a variety of activities and the services to members and non-members, including a series of multi-judged Pinto Horse Shows held from May through September at various locations throughout Ohio. If you like beautiful, colorful animals and you are looking for a friendly group of people then look no further.....Ohio Pinto is the club for you!!
What is the difference between a Paint and a Pinto?
Paints and Pintos are both horses of color. Paints are strictly stock type horses with Quarter horse, Thoroughbred, or Paint breeding. Pintos, however, can be many different breeds such as Arabian, Morgan, Saddlebred, Tennesse Walking Horse, Trakhener and others. Most Pintos are registered with more than one breed/color registry. Pintos come in a size for everyone - - horses, ponies and even miniatures!
