Texas Hunter Jumper Association
The Texas Hunter and Jumper Association (THJA) was formed in 1948 as an association of exhibitors.
In 1953, the THJA became a Texas nonprofit corporation. Its purpose is to support its membership and
their horses with educational programs and scholarships and with horse show oversight which encourages
the safety and welfare of both.
Latest Updates
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The results for the Texas Shoot Out show are available.
Click HERE to view them.
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The THJA has been testing its new points keeping system for next year.
Click HERE if you want to try it for this years results. The results shown are unofficial!
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Recently we have had members inquire why they or their horse are not getting THJA points. USEF and the THJA both have a rule that requires that
the horse, rider and owner must be current members to receive points. In the case of hunter breeding classes the handler must be a current
member instead of the rider. Horses are registered for life so once you do it, you don't have to worry about annual
renewals for them. THJA has a special rule that allows horses, owners and riders to register within the 10 days following the end of the horse
show and you will get your points. This rule will go away after the end of the current horse show season. We are implementing a new points keeping
system on 12/1/25 that follows the USEF rules exactly and we can't change it easily to be like our old rule.
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The 2026 THJA Rule Book has just been released.
Click HERE to view it.
If you have questions about our rules, memberships or horse registrations email them to annyaffe@thja.org
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