The Minnesota POA Club

 

About the MN POA Club

About the Breed

History of the Breed

General Appearance

Coat Patterns

POA Breed Shows

Membership

2012 Officers

2012 Board of Directors

2012 Inspectors

MN POAC Bylaws & Articles

POAC Rules & Rule Changes

State and National Forms

Meeting Information

2012 Meeting Minutes

2011 Meeting Minutes

2010 Meeting Minutes

2008-2009 Meeting Minutes

2012 Show Schedule

June 2-3, 2012

June 16-17, 2012

July 28-29, 2012

August 11-12, 2012

August 18-19, 2012

October 27-28, 2012

2012 National POAC Dates

2012 Inspectors Clinic

2012 Futurity Information

2012 Show Rules

Newsletter

2012 Newsletter Deadlines

2012 Newsletter Specs

2011 Newsletters

2010 Newsletters

2009 Newsletters

2008 Newsletters

2007 Newsletters

Educational Articles

Show Results

2011 Point Summaries

2011 Show Results

2011 Spooktacular

2010 Point Summaries

2010 Show Results

2010 Spooktacular

2009 Show Results

2008 Show Results

Year End Awards

2011 Year End Awards

2010 Year End Awards

2010 Awards Photos

Award Nomination Forms

2009 Year End Awards

2008 Year End Awards

2007 Year End Awards

Youth News

2012 Royalty Competition

2012 Royalty

2011 Royalty

2010 Royalty

2009 Royalty

Spotlight

Photo Galleries

Costume Fun

2010 Members at Work

2010 Friends & Family

2010 Member Awards

2009 Members at Work

2009 Friends & Family

2009 Member Awards

2008 Members at Work

2008 Friends & Family

2008 Member Awards

MN POAC and 4-H

MHSEA

Classifieds

Links

Contact Us

Minnesota Pony of the Americas Club
 

The Minnesota State Chapter of the National Pony of the Americas Club (MN POAC) is a family-oriented organization dedicated to teaching youth responsibility and sportsmanship through organized equine-related events. Our goal is to gain awareness for the POA breed and to promote classes in shows that showcase breed and performance abilities.

The POA breed is the only equine breed that was founded on the premise of a suitable performance pony for youth. POAC currently enjoys a status of about the third or fourth largest breed registry. In addition to a full slate of youth classes, we also hold an ever growing number of 19 and over classes.

Each year, the MN POAC hosts POA breed shows sanctioned by the national POAC throughout the spring, summer and fall months. While you do not have to be a member of the MN POAC to exhibit at one of our POA shows, you do have to show a registered POA.

The MN POAC got its start in 1961, making 2011 our 50th Anniversary!
On this website or at our shows, come see for yourself how the POA has evolved over the last 50 years! Celebrate youth, family, and ponies!!

To learn more about the national POAC, you can visit the website at
www.poac.org.


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