About Us
Midwest Horse Fair®, held at the Alliant Energy Center in Madison, Wisconsin, is one of the largest 3 day horse fairs in the country.
Our Mission
To unite all facets of the horse industry through the premier event known as the Midwest Horse Fair® by focusing on education, networking and promotional opportunities. To introduce non-horse owners to the beauty and enjoyment of this magnificent animal, and to provide entertainment to individuals and families of all ages.
What is the Midwest Horse Fair®?
The Midwest Horse Fair® is one of the top 3-day horse fairs in America. Held in Madison, Wisconsin at the Alliant Energy Center, it has been growing and going strong since 1979. In 2012 the Midwest Horse Fair® will celebrate its 33rd annual event.
Every year the Midwest Horse Fair® gets bigger & better, and 2012 will be no different! Every performance is a unique experience as exhibitors incorporate the 2012 theme, Horse Heritage, into their demonstrations.
What is there to do at the Midwest Horse Fair®?
Whether you are a horseless horse lover, new horse owner, or seasoned professional, there will be something that you’ll enjoy at the Midwest Horse Fair®. Non-horse owners, families and children can meet the horses up close by touring the eight different barns. To help make future breeding decisions, mare owners have the opportunity to view stallions of all different breeds from around the Midwest in Stallion Avenue. Many different breeds of horses are represented during the breed demonstrations in the Coliseum. Hundreds of clinics, seminars and educational events are presented by some of the top horse professionals from around the country. Over 500 vendor booths offer shopping opportunities with something for everyone. Enjoy the “mane” event feature presentation focusing on the magnificent horse.
Who puts on the Midwest Horse Fair®?
The Midwest Horse Fair® is owned by the Wisconsin Horse Council, Inc. All proceeds from the Fair are returned to the WHC and are used to represent and foster a unified equine industry in Wisconsin, promote the equine through leadership, education, service and communication, and to take a proactive role in the future growth and development of the equine industry.