IVRHA - Intermountain Versatility Ranch Horse Association

r anyone interested - at any level, with any horse - and still provides an opportunity for those wishing to take competition to the next level. Mission Statement
​NVRHA's mission is to raise awareness of, and appreciation for, the versatility of the ranch horse and to foster the preservation and enhancement of western culture and heritage. To provide a program and place for showcasing the ranch horse and will maintain a strong link among breed associations, the ranching community, the professional horseman and versatility ranch horse riders. To provide classes to cover skills that the ranch horse would need in the ordinary course of working on a ranch. To provide competitions for participants to showcase the skills learned in clinics and to heighten the awareness of ranch horses in a fun and learning atmosphere are held in conjunction with the educational clinics. Vision Statement
NVRHA's vision is to be available for years to come to continue bringing horsemen and women together from all walks of life to experience the ranch horse culture and heritage in an atmosphere of education, relaxation and overall fun in learning that is National Versatility Ranch Horse Association. To learn more about the NVRHA visit nvrha.org! IVRHA Management
The Intermountain affiliate organization was brought to the northwest by One Mane Ranch in Caldwell, ID.The IVRHA is led by an advisory board of directors that assist in promoting and producing these events. IVRHA event points count towards the national year end standings of the NVRHA. Participants who become members and go to 2 IVRHA events will qualify to attend the national competition. Those who go to 5 events (nationals count for 1 of these events) are eligible for the national high point year end awards! Clinics & Competitions
Individual event managers produce the clinic/competitions for the IVRHA and are responsible for following NVRHA rulebook. NVRHA card holding judges will be used at competitions. Guest clinicians may also be asked to join our NVRHA judges during clinic days. Participants must join the clinic to compete in the competition at events. Visit http://www.nvrha.org/rulebook.html to see the rulebook and patterns for 2017! Bringing the NVRHA to the northwest has been a collaborative effort and we welcome volunteers at clinics and competitions! Please contact One Mane Ranch if you'd like to get involved at (208) 739-2745!