WSH Full Board Meeting
Members of the Full Board are asked to attend the quarterly meeting (or send a representative). Board Members are encouraged to send in their reports to the Secretary and/or President […]
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Washington State Horsemen Meeting / Event
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Kittitas Valley Event Center 901 E 7th Ave, Ellensburg, WA, United States
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Zone Meeting – North Central
Members of the North Central Zone are invited to attend the North Central Zone Meeting scheduled to be held at Timeout Pizza (1095 Basin St SW). For more information, contact […]
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50th Annual Springtime Open
Franklin County Saddle Club 2801 Road 60, Pasco, WA, United StatesSTO SF FInal
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WSH Board of Directors “Brief”
The Full Board "Brief" will be held via Zoom allowing members across the State to participate. Board Members will receive log-in instructions the week prior to the event via e-mail. […]
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WSH Board of Directors Meeting
The quarterly Full Board meeting will be held via Zoom allowing members across the State to participate. Board Members will receive log-in instructions the week prior to the event via […]
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WSH Annual Convention
Clover Island Inn 435 Clover Island Dr, Kennewick, WA, United StatesMembers from across the State of Washington come together annually to celebrate their achievements as well as elect officers, review bylaws, and discuss the general welfare of the organization. More […]
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WSH Annual Convention
Clover Island Inn 435 Clover Island Dr, Kennewick, WA, United StatesMembers from across the State of Washington come together annually to celebrate their achievements as well as elect officers, review bylaws, and discuss the general welfare of the organization. More […]
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WSH Annual Convention
Clover Island Inn 435 Clover Island Dr, Kennewick, WA, United StatesMembers from across the State of Washington come together annually to celebrate their achievements as well as elect officers, review bylaws, and discuss the general welfare of the organization. More […]
About WSH:
Washington State Horsemen (WSH) was formed in 1941 by equine enthusiasts. Their desire to come together, in a common bond, all individuals throughout the State interested in equine as defined by the State Department of Agriculture, whether for business or pleasure.
The organization has four major divisions which sets it apart from many other horse associations including: Horse Show Division, Games Division, Trails and Pleasure and Working Horse.
