Experience the elegance and skill of Peruvian horses at the Norte y Sur Championships in Monroe.
Fri, 24 Jul 2026 – Sun, 26 Jul 2026
Evergreen Equestrian Park Monroe , Washington
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The Norte y Sur Peruvian Horse Championships return to the Evergreen Equestrian Park in Monroe, Washington, for a three-day celebration of the breed. This prestigious event, sanctioned by the North American Peruvian Horse Association (NAPHA), showcases the unique gait, beauty, and training of Peruvian horses. Spectators can enjoy high-level competition, expert judging, and a vibrant community of horse enthusiasts gathering to celebrate the heritage and athleticism of these remarkable animals in a beautiful Pacific Northwest setting.
What to Expect
A professional equestrian competition featuring top-tier Peruvian horses and skilled riders.
Who Should Attend
Equestrian enthusiasts
Horse breeders
Families
Animal lovers
Agenda Overview
The event runs from July 24 through July 26, 2026, featuring various classes and championship rounds.
Venue & Address
Evergreen Equestrian Park
14405 179th Ave SE Monroe , Washington – 98272 United States
Organizer
NAPHA · Association
North American Peruvian Horse Association, dedicated to the promotion and preservation of the Peruvian Horse.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the event located?
Evergreen Equestrian Park, 14405 179th Ave SE, Monroe, WA.
When are the dates?
July 24-26, 2026.
Who organizes this?
The event is associated with the North American Peruvian Horse Association (NAPHA).
Is there an entry fee?
Please check the official NAPHA website for ticketing and spectator information.
Are there food options?
Evergreen Equestrian Park typically has concessions available during events.
Is parking available?
Yes, ample parking is provided at the Evergreen State Fairgrounds/Equestrian Park.
Tags
Equestrian
Horses
Monroe
Championship
Washington
NAPHA
Summary
A three-day Peruvian Horse Championship event held at Evergreen Equestrian Park in Monroe, WA.