FAQ
- Do I have to own Egyptian Arabian horses to become a member of The Pyramid Society?
- Do I need to be a member to participate in the Egyptian Event and other Pyramid Society Programs?
- Does my horse qualify for the Egyptian Event?
- Does my horse qualify for The Pyramid Society's programs?
- How do I become a member?
- How do I register my horse with The Pyramid Society?
- I am considering buying an Egyptian Arabian. Where can I find the most information about his bloodlines and accomplishments?
- I own a horse in partnership. Do we both have to be members for our horse to participate?
- If I breed my mare to an Egyptian Arabian stallion, will there be a market for her foal?
- What benefits do I receive by becoming a member?
- What is The Pyramid Society?
- Where can I go to see some Egyptian Arabian horses?
- Why is there a preservationist group such as The Pyramid Society for Egyptian Arabian horses?
- Do I have to own Egyptian Arabian horses to become a member of The Pyramid Society?
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Ownership is not a prerequisite for membership. The Egyptian Arabian comprises less than 4% of registered Arabians. Therefore, numerous members join because they appreciate the history of the Egyptian Arabian horse and wish to help support the organization's ongoing efforts of preserving, promoting and perpetuating the Egyptian Arabian horse. Non-owners may join at the Supporting Member level.
- Do I need to be a member to participate in the Egyptian Event and other Pyramid Society Programs?
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Owners of horses participating in the Egyptian Event and other Pyramid Society programs are required to be current members of The Pyramid Soceity. Riders and handlers who do not own any horses participating in the Egyptian Event are not required to be owners. However there is an annual $20 Non-owner Rider/Handler fee.
- Does my horse qualify for the Egyptian Event?
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Horses do not need to accumulate points to enter the Egyptian Event and no points are earned by participation. Horses participating in the Egyptian Event need to be Straight Egyptian or Egyptian Bred/Sired by Pyramid Society definition and owner of participating horses need to be current members of The Pyramid Society.
- Does my horse qualify for The Pyramid Society's programs?
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To qualify for The Pyramid Society’s programs and the Egyptian Event, a horse must be straight Egyptian or Egyptian bred/sired by Pyramid Society definition.
- How do I become a member?
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Visit our Becoming a Member page.
- How do I register my horse with The Pyramid Society?
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The Pyramid Society is not a registry, and recognizes the Arabian Horse Association or Canadian Arabian Horse Registry as the authoritative registration source. Visit the About Us and Newcomers Overview pages to learn more about The Pyramid Society.
- I am considering buying an Egyptian Arabian. Where can I find the most information about his bloodlines and accomplishments?
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The Pyramid Society’s website is a good first stop for information on the history of the Egyptian Arabian. You’ll find a substantial bibliography of books and other publications to introduce you to individual horses and breeding programs, as well as helpful suggestions on buying and breeding. Also, the Arabian Horse Association’s Data Source identifies Egyptian Arabians and provides a listing of accomplishments for each horse in selected shows.
- I own a horse in partnership. Do we both have to be members for our horse to participate?
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Partners owning 20% or more of a horse participating in the Egyptian Event or other Pyramid Society programs are required to be current members.
- If I breed my mare to an Egyptian Arabian stallion, will there be a market for her foal?
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Egyptian-Sired and Straight Egyptian Arabians have long captured the attention of buyers worldwide. The type and refinement for which the Egyptian Arabian is known, coupled with the legendary athleticism, disposition and versatility of the breed, assure the value of your mare’s foal in a competitive market.
The Pyramid Society's lucrative Futurity Program and Egyptian Breeders' Challenge Stallion Auction are evidence of the competitive and ever-growing Egyptian Arabian market.
- What benefits do I receive by becoming a member?
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Visit our Member Benefits page.
- What is The Pyramid Society?
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The Pyramid Society was founded in 1969 and is an organization comprised of breeders, owners and devotees of the Egyptian Arabian horse. It provides numerous networking, financial, educational and social opportunities for its world-wide membership base.
- Where can I go to see some Egyptian Arabian horses?
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North, South, East, West and around the globe, members of The Pyramid Society are always proud to show you their horses. Find owners and breeders near you by referring to the Member Directory. You’ll want to visit Featured Farms for fuller descriptions of selected farms nationwide.
- Why is there a preservationist group such as The Pyramid Society for Egyptian Arabian horses?
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Straight Egyptian horses comprise fewer than 4 percent of all registered Arabian horses. Their bloodlines are pure and trace back to the deserts of Arabia in every line of their descendants. Learn more about the history/heritage of the Egyptian Arabian...
