The Arabian Horse Association of Arizona announce the return of the 69th annual Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show at WestWorld of Scottsdale. The world’s largest Arabian horse show will run …
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Arabian Horse Show returns to Scottsdale
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The Arabian Horse Association of Arizona presents the 69th annual Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show at WestWorld.
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The Arabian Horse Association of Arizona announce the return of the 69th annual Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show at WestWorld of Scottsdale. The world’s largest Arabian horse show will run Thursday, Feb. 15, through Sunday, Feb. 25, featuring the world’s best Arabians, competitions a shopping expo and more.
“We’re thrilled to invite unique, beautiful horses from all over the world to join us in Scottsdale for the 69th year,” said Melissa Schalles, executive director of the AHAA. “If you’re curious about Arabians or know nothing about them, this is the perfect show for you – there’s something for everyone here.”
The 2024 show will feature more than 2,100 horses who will compete for more than $3 million in prize money. Event goers can look forward to a huge variety of classes where Arabians will show their versatility, beauty and grace.
The immersive experience will return this year, giving attendees a hands-on experience to learn, touch and ride, hosted by HoofbeatZ USA, a Phoenix-based organization. The interactive experience, included in the event ticket, introduces newcomers to the world of horses and all the benefits they offer.
Along with the performances, event attendees will have the opportunity to see exhibits featuring fine art, crafts, clothing and jewelry in the shopping expo adjacent to the main arena. More than 300 artisans and entrepreneurs are expected to sell unique goods and offer a wide variety of products and services.
The AHAA will also be celebrating the third annual National Arabian Horse Day Feb. 19 with special events and activities at the show.
The 11-day show will start at 8 a.m. each day at WestWorld, 16601 N. Pima Road. General admission tickets cost $15, tickets for seniors are $10, while children age 12 and younger enter free. Military Appreciation Day is Tuesday, Feb. 20, when military personnel and their families can attend for free. A family night will be Friday, Feb. 24, giving families free admission beginning at 4:30 p.m. A special general admission ticket good for all 11 days can be purchased for $75. Tickets are available each day at the gate or through Elevate at scottsdaleshow.com/tickets.
The 2024 Scottsdale Show benefits several charities including Arabian Horse Promotional Fund, Arabian Horsemen’s Distress Fund, Friends of Vail Foundation, Healing Hearts Animal Rescue and Refuge Horses Help TRC, Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, March of Dimes, Scottsdale Community College, Horses Help Therapeutic Riding and Youth For Troops.
