“The Foundation and its museum are a way to commemorate both Special people and horses for others to visit and enjoy. The Foundation is dedicated to preserving the past, present, and future of the Palomino horse and those who have dedicated themselves to doing that.”
Community Voices
Hear from the individuals who are helping preserve the legacy of the Palomino horse, and why this work continues to matter for future generations.
- Amanda Hersom
“The STEP Program through the Palomino Horse Breeders Heritage Foundation is helping people who want to further their education in the equine industry have a better chance of obtaining their dreams.”
- Dianna Watson
“Support of the Heritage Foundation can be made with confidence that we are contributing to equine youth programs, giving scholarships to those pursuing equine industry professions, and continuing all current operations in our museum and support of PHBA.”
- Alecia Heinz
“Preserving history is a fascinating way to know about the past, which shapes the present. It’s the present we have to focus on, as far as providing information to the public and people who love the Palomino horse.”
- Alda Buresh
“The history of the Palomino horse would be lost without the Palomino Heritage Foundation.”
- Thomas Coon
“Sharing the history of the Palomino with current members helps ensure the future for these lovely horses.”
- Mimsi Roe Coon
“The Foundation follows the international accomplishments of Palomino horses and tracks their triumphs with the Palomino Horse of the Year program.”
- Dr. Ed North
“Individuals and groups should support and donate to PHF because the Palomino horse and its members are a valuable part of the horse community’s past. From iconic images of Roy Rogers to the current reigning and running Palominos, the golden horses should be preserved in their multitude of contributions.”
- Amanda Viator
“We need the work of the Palomino Horse Breeders Heritage Foundation to keep the history alive. Without the Foundation, the history of the Palomino Horse would be lost forever.”
- Mary Ann Fielitz
“To better develop the horse industry, we must first understand where we have come from and preserve that history, as it is fundamental to moving forward and building on what we have learned from past experiences. The people who make up the PHF bring a wealth of knowledge from years in the industry, and that knowledge is essential to responsibly stewarding its future.”
- Molly Nicodemus
“Donations keep the Heritage Foundation able to publish and present our history for future generations and perpetuate the future of the Palomino horse for generations to come. The Foundation provides scholarships to non-traditional youth and individuals seeking a higher education or equine-based professional trade schools, who otherwise may not have that opportunity.”
- Dawn North Minger
“We are far more than just a world show and a board of horse people…we are beacons in the industry who can serve to bring change to the entire horse industry if we continue to preserve our Palomino horse heritage.”
- Joslyn Caldwell-Tyson