Highlights
- The Arabian National Breeder Finals runs Sept. 16-19 at WestWorld of Scottsdale, admission free to the public.
- More than 250 horses will compete for $100,000 in prize money across the four-day halter and breeding showcase.
- The event is in its 16th year and includes a continued partnership with the Emirates Arabian Horse Global Cup, now in its second year.
More than 250 Arabian horses will compete for $100,000 in prize money at WestWorld of Scottsdale when the Arabian National Breeder Finals returns Sept. 16-19 for its 16th year. Admission is free.
The show, organized by the Arabian Horse Association of Arizona, presents what the association describes as a halter and breeding showcase offering prize money and marketing opportunities for breeders and purebred Arabian horse enthusiasts, according to the Scottsdale Independent.
This year's event continues a partnership with the Emirates Arabian Horse Global Cup, now in its second year, per the Scottsdale Independent.
The show runs through Sept. 19 at WestWorld.
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