Arquería a Caballo Mexico

The dream of Horseback Archery at the Olympic Games has taken another important step forward.

The Australian Horse Archery Association (AHAA) has formally submitted Horse Archery for consideration as a demonstration sport — and potentially a future medal event — at the Brisbane 2032 Olympic Games.

Horseback Archery embodies the true Olympic spirit through the fusion of ancient traditions and modern competition. Combining elite horsemanship, precision archery, speed, athleticism, and cultural heritage, the sport continues to grow globally as one of the most dynamic and visually captivating disciplines in the world.

As a founding member of the International Horseback Archery Alliance (IHAA), Australia has played a significant role in the international development and standardisation of the sport. This submission marks another milestone in the global journey of Horseback Archery toward wider international recognition.

IHAA appreciates the dedication and efforts of the AHAA Management Committee and Olympic Sub-Committee, especially Lyndon Blake and Rodney Deaman, for their commitment and vision in advancing the sport on the world stage.

Together, nations are uniting through Horseback Archery — preserving heritage while building the future of sport.


Australian Horse Archery Association Inc

The first-ever ambidextrous back quiver for horseback archery designed by Roberto Gonzalez from Horseback Archery Mexico and Marcello Camisi.
Great job!! 👌🏼👏🏼🇲🇽🇮🇹🐎🏹😎

El primer carcaj de espalda ambidiestro para tiro con arco a caballo diseñado por Roberto González de Horseback Archery Mexico y Marcello Camisi. ¡¡Gran trabajo!! 👌🏼👏🏼🇲🇽🇮🇹🐎🏹😎

We are pleased to announce that Kazakhstan has joined the IHAA and we welcome the Kazakh representative, Yeldos Almahanbetovich Badashev, to the IHAA committee.

📢 We are delighted to share the next edition of our newsletter with you: Issue 3 of IHAA REVIEW 🎉

This really is a bumper issue:
- News & Updates on the new Rules, grading, ranking and world records
- Regional updates
- Then the features...
We have an in-depth article on Goal Setting from Dan The EquiPsych - The Equestrian Rider Psychologist and Anna Minkkinen
Deirdre gives us the lowdown on the Hunt Track at the Grand Africa tournament (the one country where we wouldn't blame the horses for looking twice at a 3D lion target...)
And finally Siem interviews IHAA VP Claire Sawyer

You can read the newsletter online via this link
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Thanks to all contributors :)
We hope you all enjoy the read :D

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