Does the stallion owner have to live in Kentucky if the stallion stands in KY?
No. The Stallion must stand in Kentucky for the entire breeding season and the foal must be born in Kentucky. The stallion owner does NOT have to live in Kentucky to have foals certified. Are awards based on national ApHC points? No. The awards given out in the Open Show Program and Regional Show program are on a 6-5-4-3-2-1 point scale, with the number of points you receive depending on the number of entries in the class. This is further explained on the Open Show Program and Regional Show Program pages. Why do you have a Saddle Log Program? KApOA was formed through the cooperation of all 3 regional KY Appaloosa Horse clubs. The Saddle Log program was created in the interest of the West KY ApHC, which consists mainly of trail riders. What is the total award payout? In 2006, KApOA was able to distribute a total of $50,645 between the four programs. The expected funds for 2007 are slightly over $61,000. Why does the Quarter Horse Incentive Fund have larger payouts than the Appaloosas? T
