Desert Arabian Horse Association

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Welcome to the Desert Arabian Horse Association

The Desert Arabian Horse Association, formed in 1950 by a small group of dedicated Arabian horse owners, is the oldest Arabian Horse Association in San Diego County, and the second oldest in Southern California.

DAHA, a non-profit incorporated association, has as its primary purpose the encouragement, perpetuation, exhibiting, and use of the Arabian horse. Equally important is the dissemination of information regarding the history, characteristics, genetics and husbandry of the breed. To realize these ends, DAHA sponsors and conducts exhibits, clinics, and shows designed to emphasize the outstanding qualities of the Arabian.

Below is a picture of one of our members, Tug A Rue Charlie, lovingly owned by Michelle Rodriguez.

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September/October 2007

November/December 2007

EQUINE AFFAIRE - Look who helped at the Region One booth....

From left Joyce Schroeder, Region 2 and her (unnamed) two helpers, Barb Dubois RCAHA, Jan Austin TDNAHA and Jean Graves, DAHA. This was a great group who worked tirelessly. Thanks to each of them.

Photo courtesy of TMA Photography

GENERAL MEETING:

WHERE: COCO’S ON EAST MAIN IN EL CAJON

WHEN: APRIL 15TH TUESDAY 6:30 - 9:30PM

We are happy to have Gary McClintock from Descanso present his new DVD “Corazon Vaquero”. This is a wonderful story of the interior of BAJA that can only be reached by mule or horseback. This is a way of life that is fast disappearing. It is a wonderful look at the history of BAJA and quite funny. A must see for all horselovers!

Call Jean Graves (619) 443-3123 for reservations.

A big thankyou to Dr. Catt for giving us such a delightful and informative presentation on his trip from Katmandu to Tibet last month!

BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS:

All members welcome - Second Tuesday of each month at CoCo’s Restaurant on East Main in El Cajon.

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