Equine Scholarship Programs
Funding Amount
Over $216,000 (2026)
Deadline
Deadline not published
Grant Type
Foundation
Deadline history & next window
- Cycle
- Annual
- Tracked since
- April 2026
Source: the cycle recorded on this listing. Confirm dates with the funder.
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Other requirements
- Youth horse enthusiasts
- Texas 4-H and FFA members
- Ages vary by competition
Overview
Geographic Scope: Texas and national (for some programs)
Focus Areas: Youth equine education, competition, and horsemanship
Overview:
The FWSSR offers numerous equine scholarship opportunities for youth horse enthusiasts. Over $216,000 in scholarships are awarded annually.
Equine IQ Contest
- Amount: Up to $40,000 in scholarships
- 1st Place: $12,000
- 2nd Place: $10,000
- 3rd Place: $8,000
- 4th Place: $6,000
- 5th Place: $4,000
- Youth are tested on knowledge of horse care and management
Equine Public Speaking Challenge
- Amount: Up to $40,000 in scholarships
- 1st Place: $12,000
- 2nd Place: $10,000
- 3rd Place: $8,000
- 4th Place: $6,000
- 5th Place: $4,000
- Youth present an issue in the equine industry with potential solutions
Equine Contest All Around Scholarship
- Amount: $4,000
- Awarded to highest placing contestant competing in both Equine IQ Contest and Equine Public Speaking Challenge
- No additional entry needed
Horse Show High Point Youth Scholarships
- High Point: $4,000
- Reserve High Point: $2,000
- Awarded in: Quarter Horse Show, Paint Horse Show, Paint Ranch Horse Show, Pony of the Americas Show, Pony of the Americas Speed Event
Horse Judging Contest
- High Point Individual: $4,000
- Champion Team Member: $2,000 per member
- Open to Texas Quarter Horse Youth, 4-H and FFA members, ages 14-18
4-H & FFA State Proficiency Awards
- Texas 4-H Horse Record Book Winner: $2,000
- Texas FFA Equine Proficiency: $1,000 each (two awards)
National Ranch & Stock Horse Alliance Scholarship
- Amount: $6,000
- Outstanding Freshman Award at National Intercollegiate Ranch & Stock Horse Alliance Collegiate Championship Show
Texas State 4-H Horse Show
- Amount: $12,000 total ($2,000 per division)
- Awarded to highest placing seniors in six divisions:
- Roping
- Timed
- Judged
- Stock Horse
- Hunter Flat
- Hunter Over Fences
Texas Youth Escaramuza & Charro Cala Competition
- Champion Youth Escaramuza Team Member: $2,000
- Top 3 Charro Calas: $3,000, $2,000, $1,000 respectively
Donkey and Mule Youth Contest
- Champion: $2,000
- Must submit application to Southwestern Donkey and Mule Society, participate in at least 4 classes, present oral presentation, complete written exam
Various Horse Show Class Champion Scholarships:
NCHA Youth Cutting Horse Contest
- Champion Youth Cutting: $3,000
- Reserve Champion Youth Cutting: $2,000
AQHA Versatility Youth Award
- Champion: $2,000
- Reserve Champion: $1,500
AQHA Versatility Limited Youth Award
- Champion: $2,000
- Reserve Champion: $1,500
AQHA Youth Barrel Racing
- Champion: $2,000
- Reserve Champion: $1,500
AQHA Youth Working Cow Horse
- Champion: $2,000
- Reserve Champion: $1,500
AQHA Youth Working Cow Horse, Boxing Only
- Champion: $2,000
- Reserve Champion: $1,500
AQHA Youth Ranch Riding
- Champion: $2,000
- Reserve Champion: $1,500
NRCHA Youth Working Cow Horse
- Champion: $2,000
NRCHA Youth Boxing
- Champion: $2,000
Invitational Cow Horse Fence Challenge
- Champion Youth: $4,000
Open 5D Barrel Race
- Champion Youth: $2,000
Miniature Horse Show
- Champion Youth: $4,000
Eligibility:
- Youth horse enthusiasts
- Texas 4-H and FFA members
- Ages vary by competition
Fort Worth Stock Show Main Office: 817-877-2400
Equine Scholarship Committee: Available for inquiries about joining committee or donating
What Southwestern Exposition and Livestock Show actually gave
Source: IRS Form 990, 2026
- Grants in 2026
- 10
- Total given
- $370K
- Median grant
- $34K
- Range
- $5,500–$103K
- By dollars: Texas 100%. Top recipient cities: Fort Worth, TX; Lago Vista, TX; Austin, TX.
- 0% of grants with a stated purpose were for general or operating support.
- 0% of recipients were new grantees, not repeat recipients.
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Focus Areas & Funding Uses
Fields of Work
- Youth programs
- Equine
- Education
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