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On Sunday, May 22 from noon – 3:00 p.m. families are invited to join a special day of fun with the American Saddlebred Museum. As part of the Museum’s Grand Re-Opening of the Elisabeth M. Goth History Wing, the Museum has planned a free afternoon of fun celebrating the American Saddlebred breed.
The American Saddlebred Museum is pleased to announce the grand re-opening of the Elisabeth M. Goth History Wing and the opening of the new exhibit, CH My-My on May 21.
The American Saddlebred Museum invites everyone to consider honoring a horse, person or organization at the Museum. There are several programs available. The upcoming deadline to be included in the 2022 installation is March 31.
The American Saddlebred Museum is pleased to announce a fun schedule of upcoming special events for the year. Save the dates and be looking for more information to come.
Due to inclement weather, the American Saddlebred Museum will be closed Thursday, February 3 and Friday, February 4.
The Lunchtime Lecture scheduled for February 3 at 12:30 p.m. est, a conversation with Jason Tice, Executive Director of the Friesian Horse Association of North America, will be held online only.
Photo: Supreme Sultan by Patricia Crane.
The American Saddlebred Museum was pleased to elect three new members to its Board of Trustees during the Museum’s Annual Membership Meeting on Thursday, January 6, 2022 at the UPHA Conference in Orlando, Florida.
It’s time for the 28th Annual Victory Pass Raffle! The American Saddlebred Museum is pleased to announce that tickets are now available for this annual favorite. The Victory Pass Raffle is an exciting chance to win a premium package to the World’s Championship Horse Show in Louisville, Kentucky. The drawing will be held April 8, 2022 at 1:00 p.m.
Hannah Broughton of Lexington, KY has been selected as the Keith Bartz Impact Scholarship recipient.
We are proud to support the UPHA National Conference in Orlando, January 4–8!
To see the full conference schedule and registration information, visit the UPHA website.
The American Saddlebred Museum is collecting images and information from the first Ocala International Horse Show. Attendees can help by sending snapshots and memories to the Museum to be preserved in the collection. This crowd-sourcing project is a way for the Museum to expand collections and gather artifacts from today.