Superstition Horseman's Association

We urge you to make a difference in your community and join us!

SHA will be riding in the Apache Junction Christmas Light Parade on Friday, December 5th. For more information contact Steve Bondy at 480-234-5418.

Our annual Christmas Ride and Dinner is this weekend, Saturday, December 6th at the D-Spur Ranch! Reservation forms were mailed out but the form is also available here: Reservation Form. Just click the link and mail it in. Must be postmarked by December 2nd so you're running out of time! We hope to see you there!!

Our last General Membership Meeting was held Oct. 22nd at the Pinal County Courthouse in Apache Junction. Brad Steinke from Apache Junction Developmental Services and Dan Wilson from Apache Junction Parks and Recreation were our speakers. Brad has been sharing his knowledge and guiding SHA as a draft of proposed changes to the current city code is being created. These proposed equine and commercial boarding facility related changes will go before the City Council for the first time on November 3rd.

Dan Wilson shared with us some of the things the Parks and Rec are working on in the coming year. They were glad to have our participation in the Outdoor Activities meetings and are working to fix the step over gates that are in need of repair. They are also working to create some type of no parking signs for the step over gates so people do not park so close that we cannot get our horses in or out. Also at this meeting, Treasurer Jeanne Kennedy presented Dan Wilson with a $300 check for the Parks and Rec to help sponsor the Little Buckaroo's

Treasurer Jeanne Kennedy and Dan Wilson from Parks and Rec

SHA hats and t-shirts are in! Three designs available. Available for purchase at any SHA function and now available at Desert Moon Tack! Click the link above to see the available designs.

History

     Established in 1980, the Superstition Horsemen's Association works to ensure the rights and privileges of those dedicated to the western lifestyle, including the humane treatment of horses. SHA is actively involved in pursuing favorable legislation to protect our rights, trail systems, county and state land. SHA also organizes trail rides, potluck barbecues, and trail-building activities to all interested horse people.

    Our members actively pursue legislation favorable to the maintenance of this lifestyle by constantly keeping abreast of all issues that could affect horse owners and area residents, including proposed Planning and Zoning ordinances and proposed developments. Our association is recognized by and works closely with city and county officials, elected representatives, and is a member of the Arizona State Horsemen's Association.

    We urge you to make a difference in your community and join us!