ABRA Horse Show Oklahoma: Claremore Show Coming Next Month
- Karri Owens

- Jul 15
- 2 min read
f you’re planning your late summer show calendar, the upcoming ABRA horse show Oklahoma exhibitors won’t want to miss is happening August 15–16, 2026 in Claremore, OK.
Hosted by the Oklahoma Buckskin Horse Association, this ABRA-approved event offers exhibitors the opportunity to compete, connect, and build year-end recognition.
Why This ABRA Horse Show Oklahoma Exhibitors Should Attend Matters
This isn’t just another weekend show. It’s an opportunity to:
🏆 Add ABRA Points Toward the ABRA Honor Roll
Every class counts. Exhibitors can add ABRA points toward the ABRA Honor Roll, building prestige and increasing long-term value for their horse.
🐎 Showcase Eligible Color Horses
Buckskin, Dun, Red Dun, Grulla, Dunalino, and Perlino with Dun Factor horses are eligible to compete and shine in ABRA-approved classes.
🤝 Strengthen Industry Connections
Shows like this bring together breeders, youth riders, amateurs, and open competitors — reinforcing the strength of the ABRA community in Oklahoma and surrounding states.
📅 Prepare for Bigger Goals
Whether you’re working toward year-end awards or preparing for larger shows, this show helps maintain competitive momentum.
Event Details
Event: August ABRA Horse Show
Dates: August 15–16, 2026
Location: Claremore, Oklahoma
Hosted By: Oklahoma Buckskin Horse Association
Show Manager: Dinah CoopPhone: (918) 232-0432
Full show information is available at:http://www.oklahomabuckskin.org/
Why Showing Matters for ABRA Exhibitors
ABRA shows do more than award ribbons. They:
Track performance through the Honor Roll Points Program
Increase recognition and marketability
Support local charter clubs
Grow the national ABRA network
For exhibitors serious about advancing their horses and building credibility within the buckskin and dun community, participating in an ABRA-approved show is a strategic investment.
Make Your Plans Now
The ABRA horse show Oklahoma exhibitors have been waiting for is just weeks away. Mark your calendar, confirm your classes, and prepare to compete in Claremore this August.






Is the show open to any buckskin horse regardless of registry, or must they be ABRA-registered to compete? That could affect who decides to attend—seems like a key detail for newcomers planning their first show.
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