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Colorado Arabian Breeders Alliance
The Colorado Arabian Breeders Alliance, non-profit corporation, was formed in February 2006 in response to a decline in Arabian breeding, particularly among the small family based operations. The rising costs associated with breeding to the very best stallions and the overall costs of breeding, care, and showing have, in part, contributed to this decline. We, as an Alliance, are dedicated to reversing this trend, not only by making the initial breeding purchase affordable, but also through education, mentoring and providing an outlet to showcase our beautiful Arabians as family companions and versatile athletes.
Not to be overshadowed by our dedication to preserve and improve the Arabian breed is our commitment to support, both economically and socially, individuals and organizations which recognize the value of horse ownership. This is what brought us to be an affinity partner with the Griffith Center for Children, Trails to Trust program.
Our Mission:
The Colorado Arabian Breeders Alliance is dedicated:
To preserve the legacy of the Arabian horse – its unique history, tradition, beauty, versatility, athleticism and companionship.
To preserve and perpetuate the unique characteristics of the purebred Arabian as identified by the breed standard.
To participate in a variety of disciplines so that we may compare, evaluate and continually strive to improve the quality of the Arabian horse in our breeding selections for future generations.
To increase visibility of the Arabian horse and broaden the Arabian’s appeal to the public.
To educate current and future breeders through clinics, seminars, mentoring and the free exchange of information and research.
To encourage the improvement of other horse breeds through the use of the purebred Arabian stallions in respective breeding programs.
To place the health and welfare of our horses first and foremost, protecting them against any practice that may cause them mental or physical harm.
To promote fellowship, enjoyment and good sportsmanship among Arabian breeders, friends and horse enthusiasts everywhere.
To contribute and support, both socially and economically, those individuals and organizations unable to pursue the value and benefit of horse ownership and association on their own
To carry on any lawful activity in conjunction with the foregoing and to have and exercise all powers and rights conferred by law upon associations formed under such law of the state of Colorado.