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The Rhode Island Horseman's Association Incorporated (RIHA) was established to encourage and promote all horse activities in Rhode Island, and to join together the horsemen of Rhode Island in a cooperative interest in horse activities, especially in horse shows and breeding.

This website is an effort to display information related to the RIHA in a user-friendly fashion. For more information about the RIHA, please visit the links in the menu to the left. If you have a membership or point question, please go to the Contact Board of Directors page.

News...

2012 Points

  Points are now posted through May 12th, 2012 (not including the May 6th Phoenix Rising show).

Congratulations RI IEA Riders

  The RIHA would like to extend a special congratulations to all of the RI IEA teams on a very successful 2012 season. This year we had several RI riders from Sandy Point Stables and Phoenix Rising Horse Farm compete at the National Championship in Syracuse, NY. Tara Lombardi from Sandy Point was the National Champion in JV Novice on the flat, Catherine Cardon from Phoenix Rising placed 4th in JV Novice o/f crossrails, and Nina Rotondo, also from Phoenix Rising, placed 7th in Future Beginner on the Flat. Hannah Janson, who lives in Mass but competes on the Windswept Farm IEA team from RI, was named National Champion in the Future Intermediate on the flat class. A truly amazing accomplishment for these riders. We are so proud of you! For more information on this wonderful program, please go to www.rideiea.org.

Pre-Enter Online!

There is a website that allows you to pre-enter for most RIHA shows. Go to the Calendar page for more information.

RIHA has gone green!

In an effort to do our part for the environment, RIHA is no longer mailing out rulebooks and has reduced the number of other mailings sent out. Please download and print the rulebook from the Rules page, check this website frequently, sign up for email alerts, and join the RIHA Facebook group for up-to-date information on the annual banquet, point standings, calendar changes, the annual meeting, RI Finals information, etc. Every little bit makes a difference!