POAs -- Pony Of the Americas -- is a breed that was developed in the 1950s to provide a smaller horse with a great disposition that was a more suitable mount for young riders. POAs have Appaloosa-type coloring and range from 46" to 56" (up to 14 hands) in height.

POAs are extremely versatile, with the patience for rail events, costume, cart, and trail, as well as the speed for reining, jumping, and games. Our shows are uniquely family oriented: children and teens up to age 18 compete in all English and Western events, trail, games, and more; adults compete in halter, in-hand trail, longe line, and some 19 & over classes; and parents show with 6-year-olds and younger in leadline classes.

Feel free to browse our website to find out more about our club. And check out our show schedule -- we'd love to see you at one of our shows! 


Upcoming Events
March 18, 2012
Colorado POA Membership Meeting
Fort Lupton Rec Center
John Bell, founder and president of the Buffalo Soldiers of the American West, will be our guest speaker. The Buffalo Soldiers of the American West is a nonprofit organization that strives to educate the public about the importance in American history of the Buffalo Soldiers, U.S. Cavalry regiments made up of African-Americans. For more information, visit their website at www.buffalosoldiers-amwest.org.