Just months after the 2023 March To The Arch concluded in Fort Worth, Texas, show organizers have announced big changes for next year’s event.

Back by popular demand will be the two slot classes, with guaranteed money – The $100,000 3-Year-Old & Over Western Pleasure and the $50,000 3-Year-Old & Over Hunter Under Saddle.

New for 2024 will be the addition of:

• 4-Year-Old Open and Limited Open Western Pleasure

•  4-Year-Old Open and Non-Pro Hunter Under Saddle

• 4-Year-Old $5,000 Limited Horse Non-Pro Western Pleasure

• Maturity $5,000 Limited Horse Open and Non-Pro Western Pleasure

• Maturity Limited Horse $10,000 Open and Non-Pro Western Pleasure

• $2,500 Rider/$2,500 Horse Western Pleasure

• Non-Pro Trail

• Non-Pro Ranch Trail

“All money classes will be approved by the National Snaffle Bit Association (NSBA,” said organizer Tara Landon.

Doug Landon founded the March To The Arch in 2005 after being diagnosed with testicular cancer. The show debuted in St. Louis, Missouri and has since raised over $1 million for cancer research and $80,000 for Cook Childrens Hospital. In 2021 the event was moved to Fort Worth, Texas and the organization teamed with Cook Children’s Hospital. Last year the March To The Arch presented the hospital with a check for $40,000 and has also donated funds to the AQHA and the NSBA Crisis Fund.

The 2024 March To The Arch is scheduled for March 13-17 at Will Rogers Memorial Center and will offer over $200,000 in cash and prizes. Visit www.marchtothearchhorseshow.com.