Show Bills

2023 Shows.....

Saturday, May 6: Hairy Horse Open Show, Hall County Sheriff's Posse Arena, Grand Island, NE Showbill coming soon!

Friday, May 26: Ice Breaker Speed Evening, Merrick County Fairgrounds, Central City, NE: Showbill Coming Soon!

Saturday, May 27: Ice Breaker Open Horse Show, Merrick County Fairgrounds, Central City, NE Showbill Coming Soon!

Sunday, May 28: Ice Breaker Open Horse Show, Merrick County Fairgrounds, Central City, NE Showbill Coming Soon!

Saturday, July 8: NHCA Open Horse Show, Hall County Sheriff's Posse Arena, Grand Island, NE Showbill coming soon!

Friday, August 11: NHCA Speed Evening, Evening, Hall County Sheriff's Posse Arena, Grand Island, NE

Saturday, August 12: NHCA Jamboree Open Horse Show, Hall County Sheriff's Posse Arena, Grand Island, NE

Sunday, August 13: NHCA Jamboree Open Horse Show, Hall County Sheriff's Posse Arena, Grand Island, NE

**This is a volunteer opportunity for members towards year-end awards...we can use any and all help to make the show run smoothly!

NEW in 2023***Volunteer Hours must be completed at two or more shows. The same number of hours has not changed four hours are require for individual membership and six hours are require for family memberships!

Contact any NHCA Board Member to reserve your show date!

Remember, your show date is not official until a show bill has been submitted to the NHCA board for approval!

Win or Lose

Don't lose sight of the fact that the horse show should be kept a sporting proposition. It is a gentleperson's game. If you aren't inherently a gentleperson, you should quit showing horses and take up something else.

There is really no place in the game for avaricious, grasping egotists. Be a good sport. If you don't

agree with the judge, forget it. There are other shows coming and maybe some day you will find a just that sees your horse as you do.We can't all win and we can't all agree as to which is the best horse. The judge has been selected because he or she is an expert. Take his or her decision in good grace and be a good sport, a gentleperson and a horseperson worthy of the title.

It's a great game for fine people and may the best horse win.