Omoksee - NSCA Official Web Site

The NSCA has adopted and will promoate the sport of "pattern horse racing" referred to as O-Mok-See. This sport allows the entire family to compete and enjoy its horses together. The NSCA has adopted a set of pattern horse racing events for national competition. Competition is they very keenest, but with the greatest regard for sportsmanship and fair play.

Through standardized rules and regulations for pattern horse racing events, the NSCA is working to promote and cultivate cooperation and friendly relationships between saddle clubs throughout this nation, which is the prime purpose and objective of the NSCA.

This website is published to promote and inform other saddle clubs of the great sport of O-Mok-See along with its scholarship and leadership opportunities. Feel free to browse this site and learn about the NSCA and the family horse sport of O-Mok-See.

Download the 2008 Nationals Entry Form

The National Saddle Clubs Association will not discriminate on the basis of race,
gender, age, national origin, religion or creed.



	"Let's O-Mok-See" The National Saddle Clubs Assocition (NSCA) was established in January of 1965 as the first national organization of saddle clubs. The NSCA held its first national championship show in 1966, the first national saddle clubs show in the history of the nation.
	The NSCA has adopted and will promoate the sport of "pattern horse racing" referred to as O-Mok-See. This sport allows the entire family to compete and enjoy its horses together. The NSCA has adopted a set of pattern horse racing events for national competition. Competition is they very keenest, but with the greatest regard for sportsmanship and fair play. Through standardized rules and regulations for pattern horse racing events, the NSCA is working to promote and cultivate cooperation and friendly relationships between saddle clubs throughout this nation, which is the prime purpose and objective of the NSCA. This website is published to promote and inform other saddle clubs of the great sport of O-Mok-See along with its scholarship and leadership opportunities. Feel free to browse this site and learn about the NSCA and the family horse sport of O-Mok-See. Download the 2008 Nationals Entry Form The National Saddle Clubs Association will not discriminate on the basis of race, gender, age, national origin, religion or creed.

"Let's O-Mok-See"