There are more mule and donkey shows now than ever before, so it should not be too difficult to find shows to attend in your area. Also, many horse events accept mules and donkeys, but call ahead as a courtesy to those putting on the show.

Make sure that you have properly conditioned your equine for the classes you enter to make his showing experience positive and happy. Then, he will be willing to give his all. Check rulebooks to be prepared, check all tack, equipment, facilities and vehicles to avoid unwanted interruptions to your showing routine, so your equine can remain calm and obedient while showing. Be sure all veterinary paperwork is in order to prevent the spreading of disease. Call ahead to the show committees if you have any questions about anything, to avoid surprises and unwarranted stress.

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Application: Mule Division of AHSA (11/10/04)
AQHA All-Breed Open To Mules (5/27/05)
Can Mules Compete? (1/11/04)
Donkey & Mule Recognition (6/29/04)
Donkey Wins Over NATRC (8/27/03)
How Well Can Mules Perform in Dressage? (6/19/05)
Lily at the Ft. Worth Stock Show and Rodeo (4/10/06)
Little Dressage Schooling Show (12/12/05)
Marathon Showing (2/13/04)
Mule Acceptance with USEF (3/17/05)
Mule Promotion & USEF Acceptance (1/28/05)
Mules and AHSA (4/4/04)
Mules At Horse Shows? (1/7/04)
Mules In The Olympics? (7/1/03)
Statement from AHSA Officers (9/16/04)
Testimonial of a "First" Dressage (9/1/05)
Thanks & Mule Prejudice (6/15/03)
USA Equestrian Invite (12/29/03)
When Not Green? (12/6/04)
Why Shave Mule Tails? (11/12/03)