The Northwest Gaited Horse Club (NGHC)
is a non-profit 501(c)(4) organization that was formed
by dedicated volunteers from the first "Evergreen Gaited
Horse Classic" horse show held at the Evergreen Fairground
in Monroe, WA in July of 2002.
The workings of the club and it's activities are all provided by volunteers and supporting sponsor donations. Our volunteers and sponsors are what makes this all possible and helps to provide resources to the gaited horse community.
| The NGHC promotes, supports, educates and has activities for naturally gaited horses and enthusiasts in the Northwest. |
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 Educational Articles and Booths
Educational displays promoting gaited horses in the Northwest at breed expos and all gaited shows in Oregon and Washington.
Going Gaited!
Learn more about gaited horses and why they are becoming so popular for recreational riding! [Download article] |
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Club Trail Ride Program
Trail rides are one of the best ways to enjoy our gaited horses. The NGHC’s trail ride program provides riders incentive to explore state and national parks, evergreen forests, beautiful beaches and some of the northwest’s most scenic public lands.
Examples of member rides and activities: Bridle Trails State Park, Redmond Watershed Park, Cedar River Trail, picnic at Lake Sammamish State Park, general membership meetings. |
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Evergreen Gaited Horse Classic
This is an annual all gaited horse show that started in 2002 and is the only all gaited breed horse show in Washington. This is the FIRST show in the Northwest to offer an Introductory Level Dressage Test for all gaited horses! Learn more... |
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This club is for people who love gaited horses, want to learn more
about them and their gaits, have fun, and meet other people who
feel the same. Having a horse is not a requirement. The only limitation
would be that only gaited horse breeds could participate in the
"gaited horse shows". Trotting horses are welcomed
at trail riding events, etc.
We look forward to growing the gaited horse community here in the
Northwest and welcome your ideas and participation!
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