TWHYA Announces Changes To Summer Splash Horse Show
Wednesday, April 9, 2025
The TWHYA Summer Splash Horse Show, a staple for the past six years, has traditionally been known as an all-youth and halter event. This year, however, the show is expanding its reach—welcoming both amateur and professional riders to the competition ring. In another exciting change, the show date has been moved from its usual August slot to June 13th, the Friday before the popular Walking for Cancer event.
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