65th Annual Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show

Jan. 27, 2020
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The 65th annual Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show will start February 13 at WestWorld of Scottsdale. More than 2,400 Arabian horses from all over the world will be featured in the show. In addition to seeing the horses, spectators can shop and dine and families will have several free activities to choose from. The event benefits several local charities. We’ll learn more from Jay Allen, Immediate past president of the Arabian Horse Association of Arizona.

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Jay Allen, Immediate past president of the Arabian Horse Association of Arizona

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