Color Breed Congress Added to 2026 ABRA Show Schedule
- Karri Owens
- Aug 12
- 2 min read
Color Breed Congress Added to the 2026 ABRA Show Schedule
ABRA exhibitors have another exciting opportunity to earn ABRA Honor Roll points this fall. The Color Breed Congress has officially been added to the 2026 ABRA-approved show schedule, expanding the number of events available for members to compete throughout the season.
Scheduled for November 6–14, 2026, in Tulsa, Oklahoma, the Color Breed Congress is hosted by the Pinto Horse Association of America and is recognized as one of the premier all-color breed horse shows in the United States.
For exhibitors working toward year-end awards, building their horse's show record, or simply looking for another quality event to attend, the addition of the Color Breed Congress provides another excellent opportunity to compete while earning valuable ABRA Honor Roll points.
Why the Color Breed Congress Matters
The Color Breed Congress attracts exhibitors from across the country and features a wide variety of classes for color breed horses. By becoming an ABRA-approved show, exhibitors can now earn ABRA points while participating in one of the nation's most respected color breed competitions.
Whether you're planning one final trip before the season ends or adding another major event to your schedule, this show offers another chance to showcase your horse and connect with fellow exhibitors.
Event Details
Color Breed Congress
Dates: November 6–14, 2026
Location: Tulsa, Oklahoma
Host: Pinto Horse Association of America
If you're planning your fall show season, now is the perfect time to add the Color Breed Congress to your calendar.
Be sure to visit the ABRA Show Schedule for the latest list of approved events and opportunities to earn Honor Roll points throughout the 2026 season.
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I’m so excited about the Color Breed Congress being added to the ABRA show! I’ve always loved seeing those stunning horses compete snake game. Have you participated in any of these shows before? What was your favorite part?