Riata: Appaloosa Association

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RAA Rulebook!

The staff at the RAA knows that no one likes to have long lists of rules to go by. However, in order to properly serve as an association, the following rulebook has been established to avoid any ruckuses in the future. These rules are subject to change at any point in time without warning.

guidelines, rules, and regulations

1. All horses shown must be either full-blooded foundation-bred Appaloosas, or have one Appaloosa and one of the following parents: Quarter Horse, Thoroughbred, or a breed of Sporthorse.

2. If a horse does not have Appaloosa characteristics, it may still be shown. As long as its parentage has been verified to having at least one Appaloosa, then the horse may be shown.

3. All horses wishing to be shown by an owner must have a sire and dam. This includes created horses; they must have a sire and dam in order to verify Appaloosa heritage.

4. Shows will be held monthly to provide all RAA horses a chance to earn points to go towards the year-end awards.

5. All other Riata rules apply.

Please note: The RAA is not a valid association for horses in real life. It is strictly for a simulation game called Riata. To learn more about Riata, click on the link in the navigation bar at the top right-hand corner of the page.

RAA Spotlight:

Klondike By Design is a 2003 sorrel blanket Appaloosa stallion owned by Silence of Prima Equestrian Center. At the RAA 2.1 Show, he dominated both the western pleasure and the hunter division of the show! We look forward to seeing what all he can do in the future.