Highlights
Annual event gathers 2,400 horses and hosts equestrian competitions, educational seminars, gala events, and a showcase of international food
What You'll Get
- Single-day general admission
- Not valid for Saturday evening performances
- Free admission for children under 12
- Click here to view the schedule
Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show
- The show: Riders and horses become one during dressage routines, cowboys control broncs during reining competitions, and more.
- How many horses? Since 1955, the show has grown from a 50-horse display to hosting almost 2,400 horses at a single event.
- The extras: educational seminars, gala events, international cuisine, and a shopping expo with hundreds of vendors of jewelry, art, and apparel
The Fine Print
Promotional value expires Feb 24, 2020. Refundable only within 24 hours of purchase. Limit 8/person, subject to ticket availability. Valid only for option purchased. Redeem for a ticket at venue box office. Merchant is issuer of tickets - discount reflects current ticket prices, which may change. ADA seating cannot be guaranteed; contact box office prior to purchase for availability. Ticket value includes all fees. Not valid for Saturday evening performances. Children aged 12 and under receive free admission. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services. Offer is not eligible for our promo codes or other discounts.
About Arabian Horse Association of Arizona
In 1955, 50 horses and their handlers gathered on the grounds of the Arizona Biltmore Hotel for the first Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show. Over the next 58 years, the event moved twice—first to Paradise Park, then to WestWorld—and grew to nearly 2,500 participants. Today, the 450 members of the Arabian Horse Association of Arizona, which was incorporated the same year as the horse show, help to oversee the annual flagship event. Many of the members also serve as competition judges, work to foster youth participation in the equestrian arts, and raise awareness about which tiny hats look best on thoroughbreds.
The annual Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show draws competitors from local Arizona farms and across the country. The showcase gathers thousands of horse enthusiasts for seminars, competitions, galas, international cuisine, and more than 300 vendors. Though the Arabian Horse Association of Arizona holds the show as its main event, it also oversees the Arabian Breeder Finals, a halter and breeding showcase; the annual qualifying America Cup Championship; and yearly endurance rides and stallion auctions.