Cowboy Up for the 2025 AHP Equine Media Conference in Texas!
It’s time for AHP members to “cowboy up” in the Lone Star State for the 2025 AHP Equine Media Conference at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Dallas Near the Galleria May 15-17, 2025. Get ready for three days packed with educational sessions, exciting networking opportunities, and valuable industry insights. This is the perfect chance to connect with fellow equine media professionals, content creators, organizations, and businesses at a venue custom made for networking (and having a good time)!
With several major equine companies headquartered in the Dallas/Fort Worth area, Texas is the heart of a vibrant equine culture, including rodeo, cutting horses, reining, and other western disciplines. The rich backdrop of Texas’ equine heritage will set the stage for dynamic discussions, collaborations, and inspiration in the world of equine storytelling.
As always, our conference topics will continue to bring awareness of the diversity of equestrian enthusiasts, their sports, and their horses. As equine media professionals, we aim to explore and educate ourselves and our audiences with news and stories about the ever-evolving story of our relationship with the horse.
Make plans to join us! The conference committee is back in the saddle and pulling together a great program. Once again, we will be celebrating our annual Equine Media Awards (the EMAs) and will be hosting a Preakness watch party as part of our Saturday evening EMA Banquet, and other details will be posted as they are finalized. Registration is expected to open sometime in late February; it is open to AHP members only, so make sure your renew your AHP membership today!
Building connections, honing your skills, and watching the trends are the keys to a successful media career.
“As a student member, the AHP conference opened my eyes to the world of possibilities in equine publication.”
Paige Brandon, 2023 AHP Travel Award Winner
“Networking always results in tons of great tips, ideas, insights, and new friends. I always have an aha moment at AHP, and it’s great for motivation and inspiration.”
Sarah Conrad, Marketing and Communications Director, The United States Pony Clubs, Inc.
“Whether there are 50 people, 150, or 500 doesn’t matter. It’s about the fact that they’re the right people you want to network with.”
Diana De Rosa, EQUUS Television Network
“AHP is the ideal conference to expand the scope of your equestrian knowledge in more ways than one.”
Ciara Ginyard, Development Director, Detroit Horse Power
“The conference is also one of the best ways to gain new clients or make new business connections. You need to be here if you work in the equine media space.”
Allison Rehnborg, Marketing Coordinator, Equine Affaire
“The attention paid to developing a program with excellent professional development makes the conference worthwhile.”
Fran Severn, Author of Riders of a Certain Age
“This was my first year attending the conference. I found the education sessions extremely valuable, came home with many great ideas to implement right away, and felt mentally refreshed and energized from interacting with many other creative folks working in the horse industry.”
Chelsey Burris, Sr. Marketing Coordinator, United States Dressage Federation