What's New

REQUIREMENTS

v Must be a current ICAA Member and keep current each year

v Must have your horse(s) registered with the ICAA, and register all resulting foals before they are sold

v Must live in the District you will be a District Representative of

v Must believe in the ICAA’s mission

DUTIES

v Promote the ICAA whenever possible

v Stay in contact with the Members in your District

v Contact new Members and make them feel welcome

v Promote the ICAA programs and become involved whenever possible

The ICAA needs motivated individuals in these positions. However, it is on a volunteer basis, so it must be considered a love for the breed and determination to move the ICAA forward.

The following Districts are available. While some of these have District Representatives already, most are 

also holding other positions and need to turn over the reins to new District leaders.

v District II (MD, DE, VA, WV, KY, TN) 

v District III (NC, SC, GA, FL)

v District IV (AL, MS, LA, AR)

v District VI (AZ, NM, CO, WY)

v District VII (CA, OR, WA)

v District IX (ND, SD, NE, MN, IA)

v District X (WI, IL, MI, IN, OH)

v District XI (AK, HI, and all non-US except Canada

v District XII (Canada)

· CA District 2: British Columbia

· CA District 3: Manitoba

· CA District 4: Ontario

· CA District 5: Quebec

· CA District 6 :Saskatchewan

· CA District 7: All other Canadian Provinces (combined)

Please contact the ICAA with a letter/resume/bio to let us know why you would be a good candidate for this position, and what you could do for your District and the ICAA as a whole. This can be emailed to icaa@icaainc.com or mailed to ICAA, PO Box 427, Whiteface, TX 79379. Please call 575-607-9737 (Sharon January), or 814-882-50014 (Cheryl Miller-Yurcak) with any questions.

This was the ICAA Trail Logging Program, but revamped!  This program, which allows for not only riding and driving your horse for pleasure, but also allows for time spent with your Appaloosa for other activities, including  grooming, leading, lunging, trailer loading,  in-hand obstacle training, at-liberty training, and any other non-competitive activity.  This will allow horses from birth to earn recognition for the work put into producing a quiet, dependable family member.  This enhanced program also allows for one handler, in addition to the owner, to work with and record time spent with the horse, so we would encourage owners to be mentors to our younger generation.

ICAA recognizes the importance of working with our Appaloosas from foaling to finished riding partner. Time spent working with your Appaloosa helps to form a bond that will last a lifetime. 

The ICAA Horsemanship Program is designed to record and recognize the hours spent working with and training your Appaloosa.  In this program, the owner and/or handler keeps track of the hours spent working with and training the Appaloosa; recording, and submitting them to ICAA, where they will be recorded in the horse’s permanent record and Certificates of Achievement will be earned for each milestone reached.

This program will be ongoing through the life of the horse, and will transfer to the new owner, should the horse be sold. 

Go to the Programs: Horsemanship page  to learn more about the rules of this new program.  For those who are already enrolled in the Trail Logging Program, you will continue to keep time on the log sheet you have, but other activities may be included as per the Horsemanship Program rules.