Texas Hunter Jumper Association
The THJA was formed in 1948 as an association of exhibitors. In 1953, the THJA became a Texas nonprofit corporation whose purposes are to support, maintain, and encourage the breeding, use, exhibition, and showing of jumping horses, both those useful in the hunting field and those known as open jumpers, and to encourage a better understanding among breeders, owners, trainers, and exhibitors of such horses, and to encourage such persons to accept uniform rules in regard thereto.
Latest Updates
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The THJA Board voted at their last meeting to change our rules regarding Children's/Junior equitation to be the same as Zone 7. Click
HERE to view the rules.
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The GSW Winter Series II results have been published. Click
HERE to view them.
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Photos from the banquet are available to view. Click
HERE and use
password "thja2014" to see them.
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If you are interested in helping with the 2015 THJA Banquet in San Antonio, please contact
Colleen Brombach for more information.
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If you were unable to attend the banquet, please contact
Colleen Brombach to make arrangements to get your ribbons.
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The THJA Board voted to eliminate Champion and Reserve designations for Children's, Pony and Adult Jumpers effective 12/1/14. This
aligns our points with those of the USEF.
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The USHJA has modified the increment system for Hunter Points effective 12/1/14. Click
HERE
to view them. The THJA will use the same increment chart to award its points.
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The age split that the THJA used for Junior Equitation has been found to be different from that specified by our zone. To bring
our age split into align with theirs, we are changing our age split starting with the 2015 show year. The two age groups are now
14/U and 15-17. Our specification will now match the 2015 Zone 7 rules.
You can have point standings and show results emailed to you the moment they are
posted. Click HERE to set it up.
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