The American Buckskin Registry Association (ABRA) is a nonprofit equine registry that records and promotes Buckskin, Dun, Red Dun, Grulla, Dunalino, and Perlino horses with dun factor. ABRA provides horse registration, membership programs, and competitive events, including the ABRA World Championship Show.

ABRA registers horses displaying Buckskin, Dun, Red Dun, Grulla, Dunalino, and Perlino with dun factor. Champagne and Pearl horses may qualify if they meet the required color standards. Gray, Roan, Paint, Pinto, and Appaloosa characteristics are not eligible for regular registration.

ABRA registers light horses, draft horses, ponies, miniature horses, and mules. Divisions are based on height and type, with miniature horses measuring 38 inches or less and ponies under 56 inches at the withers.

To register (/registration)your horse with ABRA, complete the official registration form, submit required photos and documentation, and pay the applicable fee. Registration can be completed online or by downloading forms from the ABRA website.

Horses must meet ABRA color requirements and provide clear photographs showing coat color and markings. Additional documentation may be required depending on the registration type.

To become an ABRA member, complete the membership application and submit payment through the ABRA website or by mail. Multiple membership types are available, including Youth, Amateur, Non-Pro, Individual, and Lifetime.

ABRA members gain access to horse registration services, eligibility to compete in ABRA-approved shows, participation in the World Championship Show, and opportunities to earn recognition through the Honor Roll Points Program.

Yes. ABRA membership and horse registration are open to equine owners worldwide.

The ABRA World Championship Show is the association’s premier annual event featuring a wide range of classes, national competition, awards, and futurities for exhibitors across multiple disciplines.

ABRA-approved shows are listed on the ABRA website. Members can view upcoming events, locations, and class offerings through the show schedule (/show-schedule)pages.

ABRA Charter Clubs (/charter-clubs)are regional organizations that promote ABRA horses and host local shows and events. These clubs provide opportunities for members to compete, connect, and grow within the ABRA community.

ABRA offers youth programs (https://www.americanbuckskin.com/youth-programs-2)including scholarships, judging contests, and the Youth Ambassador Program. These programs support young equestrians in developing skills and leadership within the industry.

The ABRA Recreational Riding Program r(/recreational-riding-program)ewards members for time spent riding outside of competition. Participants log hours throughout the year and earn recognition and awards based on milestones achieved.

ABRA offers sponsorship o(/ws-sponsorship-opportunities)pportunities for the World Championship Show and youth programs. Interested sponsors can contact ABRA or visit the sponsorship page for available packages and details.

You can contact ABRA by phone at 918-936-4707 or by email at americanbuckskin@gmail.com.(mailto:americanbuckskin@gmail.com)

To enter the ABRA World Championship Show, follow these steps: • Register (/registration)your horse with ABRA • Hold a current ABRA membership(https://www.americanbuckskin.com/membership-types-fees) • Review the official World Show c(/abra-world-show)lass list and rules • Submit your entry form and stall reservation • Ensure all entries are submitted before deadlines (June 1 pre-entry, July 1 final deadline) • Enter corresponding ABRA classes when competing in NSBA or WRHA classes

Yes. All horses entered in the ABRA World Show must have a prepaid stall at the time of entry.

No. Exhibitors must enter the corresponding ABRA class when entering NSBA or WRHA dual-approved classes. These classes run concurrently.

• Pre-entry deadline: June 1, 2026 • Final deadline for all entries (online and mailed): July 1, 2026 Entries received after June 1 may incur post-entry fees.

Exhibitors should be prepared to submit: • Proof of ABRA horse registration • Current ABRA membership • Completed entry form • Payment for classes and stalls • Any additional required documentation listed in the World Show rules

Yes. To stall together, all entries must use the same “Stall With” name (such as a trainer, group, or team name) when submitting entries.

No unloading or horses on tack is permitted before 8:00 AM on July 23, 2026.

Yes. Exhibitors must hold a current ABRA membership to compete in most classes. Some exceptions may apply for select divisions such as Buckskin Bred or Youth events.

The ABRA World Show offers a wide range of classes, including: • Halter • Western, English, and Ranch disciplines • Speed events • NSBA dual-approved classes • WRHA dual-approved ranch classes • Youth, Amateur, and Open divisions

Yes. The ABRA World Show features futurities with added money, as well as year-end championships, awards, and prize money opportunities.

The official class list and World Show rules are available on the ABRA World Show (/abra-world-show)page. Exhibitors should review both carefully before submitting entries.

For assistance, contact ABRA directly: • Phone: 918-936-4707 • Email: americanbuckskin@gmail.com(mailto:americanbuckskin@gmail.com)