OQHRA Stallion Service Auction Opens November 1 - Support Oklahoma Racing & Secure Elite Breedings

OQHRA Stallion Service Auction Opens November 1 - Support Oklahoma Racing & Secure Elite Breedings

The Oklahoma Quarter Horse Racing Association’s annual Stallion Service Auction is almost here. Mark your calendars: bidding opens November 1, 2026, and runs through December 15, 2026, ending at Noon CST.

Bid directly here:
https://oqhrastallionauction.com/auction.asp

This auction is the primary fundraiser for the OQHRA. Stallion owners across the industry have generously donated breedings to their stallions, and 100% of the proceeds go straight back into programs that strengthen Quarter Horse and Mixed Breed racing in Oklahoma—scholarships for young people in the industry, legislative advocacy, and promotional efforts that expand racing opportunities.

Why Buy Through the OQHRA Stallion Service Program?

  • No chute fees. OQHRA covers the farm/chute fee so you don’t have to.
  • Free limited-edition OQHRA jacket or vest. Successful bidders of $500 or more receive an exclusive limited-edition jacket/vest as a thank-you for supporting the association.

Whether you’re looking for proven sires, emerging talent, or simply want to invest in the future of Oklahoma racing, this is one of the most meaningful ways to do both. Every bid helps fund scholarships, protect and grow the industry through lobbying, and promote more opportunities for horses and horsemen in the state.

Don’t wait—stallion seasons fill fast. Visit the auction site, review the available breedings, and place your bids starting November 1.

Support OQHRA. Strengthen Oklahoma racing. Bid today.
https://oqhrastallionauction.com/auction.asp

Questions? Contact the OQHRA office for more information. We look forward to another successful auction season and thank every stallion owner who makes this program possible.

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