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Incorporated in 1956, the Pinto Horse Association of America was formed to encourage the promotion of quality horses,
ponies and miniatures with color and to establish a registry for maintaining their show records and pedigrees. Currently,
the association serves approximately 78,000 members and boasts more than 155,000 registered Pintos.

Dear Pinto Family,

We cannot move forward with the Pinto World Championship Show as originally planned.

Due to COVID-19 and the restrictions adopted by Tulsa County, the City of Tulsa, and Oklahoma, it is no longer feasible for the PWC to take place as planned. Several US state borders and the Canadian border have been closed, and we want all of our members to have the opportunity to attend this event.

We also feel the health and safety of our Pinto family is our first priority.

The Pinto World Championship Show will be rescheduled. We are working on plans to combine the PWC with Color Breed Congress in November 2020. More information is coming soon.

All entries, stalls, VIP RV and vendor fees will be refunded 100% and issued by method of payment. All check payments will be refunded by check, and all credit card payments will be refunded back to the credit card. Refunds will be processed in a timely manner and should be received within one to two weeks.

We are here to assist you with questions, registrations, refunds and all the things you need from your Pinto Horse Association. On Monday, May 11, our regular office hours of Monday through Friday, 8 am to 4:30 pm CST, will resume.

Keep your spirits up and your eyes focused on the future. We will reunite again at a-bigger-than-ever horse show in November 2020. For now, we wish that you and your family stay well.

Take care,
Darrell Bilke
Executive Vice President / Chief Operating Officer

The Pinto World Championship Show and Color Breed Congress will be combined into one show to be held in Tulsa, Oklahoma, in November 2020. More information is coming soon.

Updated 5:00pm May 5th, 2020

In order to protect PtHA exhibitors and show staff as shows resume, the modifications listed below are effective immediately and will remain in effect until further notice. This may help slow the potential spread of the virus as the obstacles are frequently touched during practices and classes.

Discontinuation of the Gate obstacle in Trail classes.
Discontinuation of any mailbox obstacle and carrying objects from one location to the next in the Trail and obstacle driving classes.
Discontinuation of the dragging obstacle and gate obstacle in the Ranch Trail.
The Flag Race class will not be an approved class.
All equipment check/inspections by judges should be performed visually.

Please check with your local government, your State Dept. of Ag and facility for their specific requirements for your shows.