Individual horse owners are encouraged to get in touch with their breed associations at the local, regional or national level to coordinate their participation in Equine Affaire through their associations. Owners may also contact Debbie Putnam, the Equine Affaire Breed Coordinator, who will refer them on to the appropriate contact person for their breed or color registry.

Those horse owners whose breed associations or color registries have not yet made plans to exhibit at Equine Affaire have the following options for participation:

• Encourage your association to become involved as an exhibitor in the Breed Pavilion and then work through your association. Arrange for your horse to be one of the horses chosen to represent the breed within an exhibit stall in the Breed Pavilion, within the Promotional Area and in the Breed Demonstration.
  
  
• Purchase two or more stalls (one for the horse and one as a promotion area) in the Horse & Farm Exhibits area from which to market your stallion, your farm, your training facility or other horse-related services.

Horse & Farm Exhibits Area

A prime area of stalls in the Gilligan Complex is designated as the Horse & Farm Exhibits Area. This exhibit area is open to the public and intended to compliment the Breed Pavilion by offering individual horse owners an exhibit area in which to market their horses, farms, and training/breeding services.  The area also offers a second venue in which showcase horses are "rotated" through exhibit stalls in the Breed Pavilion.

Purchase of one or more stalls in Horse & Farm Exhibits includes a one-line listing (stall number(s), farm name, horse breed, phone number) in the event program.  Each exhibitor is required to purchase or share a tack stall.

Horse/tack stalls are the same price.  The purchase of an exhibit stall does not include admission to the event, bedding, or electrical service. Bedding will be available for purchase on site.