Awards

Honorary Life Members
Any person who in the opinion of the Board has rendered special services of at least ten consecutive years to the Society and the Arabian breed of horses may be appointed as an Honorary Life Member by that Board.

Honorary Life Members of The Arabian Horse Society of Australia Ltd.
	1967 Mrs A D D Maclean 1972 Mrs E E Hirst           Mr W J B Murphy 1973 Mrs J Luckock           Mr G Prince 1976 Mr J A Wyatt 1979 Mr L A Campbell           Mr C C Readhead           Mr P S James           Mr G M Cockburn 1982 Mr J H Mathiske 1986 Dr F R Staunton 1992  Mrs L W Dowey	1993  Mrs V Males            Mr R P Males            Mr P J Pond            Mr C H D Nye 1995  Mrs E Bligh            Mrs C Ros            Mrs M Sharman            Mr T Sharman 1998  Mrs H Nichol            Mrs P Slater            Mrs C Gordon 2000  Mr K Snell            Mrs S A George	2001  Mrs C A Cornish            Mrs R M Sayer 2002  Mrs M Bennett-Elliott 2004  Mr T Canacott 2005  Mr P Absell             Mrs E Staunton            Mrs L Bailey 2007  Mrs E Williams            Mrs G Lanigan            Mr R Smith 2008  Mrs T Hawley            Mrs W Carins	2009  Mr L Nicolle 2010  Bro P McIntosh 2011  Miss K Luckock            Mrs J Marsh 2013  Mrs N Kinnear             Mrs L Currie 2014  Mrs S Meyers            Ms S Ahel            Mrs J Bromley 2016  Ms K McMahon 2017  Mr Allan Preston            Mrs Marian Duncan

 
Distinguished Service Awards

The AHSA presents Distinguished Service Awards to acknowledges the valuable support and outstanding achievements of individuals that have demonstated exceptional service to the Australian Arabian Horse community.

  Click here to download the Distinguished Service Award Nomination Form

 WAHO Trophy

The AHSA chooses one living Arabian horse each year, bred and still domiciled in Australia and registered in our WAHO approved stud book, which in the opinion of the Board deserves to be presented with this award for a particular achievement. Ideally, WAHO has requested that they should look for an Arabian horse which has itself in some way been an excellent “ambassador” for the breed or, in the case of older horses, has achieved the same through its immediate progeny.