Please wear a mask. It is your decision to wear a mask IN the arena, but we ask that you do so while walking around and schooling.
Continue reading …“It’s what you do for your people.”
Continue reading …On May 18th, Gov. Greg Abbott released details about the continued reopening of the State of Texas. In addition to the reopening of bars, child care services, and the expansion of the allowable occupancy limits for restaurants, there was a note regarding Rodeos and Equestrian events with a date for reopening allowable on May 22nd. Given […]
Continue reading …Now that quarantine restrictions are beginning to be lifted, and horse shows will quickly start to resume, it’s time to think about shows coming up later in the year. Our friends at the Springhill Suites Columbus OSU in Columbus, Ohio are helping out with your planning needs for the Congress by providing special room rates! […]
Continue reading …False: Equine Metabolic Syndrome predisposes a horse to develop Cushing’s Disease (PPID).
True: There is no solid evidence that EMS predisposes to PPID. However, horses with EMS may be more likely to be diagnosed because PPID exacerbates high insulin levels and laminitis risk.
The GQHA Summer Kickoff is scheduled to take place May 29-31 in Conyers, GA. There will be rookie classes and the event will also include a L1/all novice show. Judges for the show will be Chris Thompson, Cindy Rucker, Charlene Carter, Ronald Stratton, John Kunkle, Tony Burris, Carla Wennburg, and Rick Christy. Note the disclaimer […]
Continue reading …We should all be like Rocco and Dudley (minus the face licking of course).
Continue reading …“My family played a major role in this title. I would not be where I am today without my support team. They were the constant force that never let me doubt myself and pushed me to trust my partner, no matter what.”
Continue reading …Everyone needs a little help sometimes. Thanks to Melissa Baus for sharing this adorable video of this teamwork in action!
Continue reading …It’s often been said that family is the backbone of society and, in essence, what really matters in the world. Young equestrian McKenna Gibson has already learned the value of family due, in part, to the gift of the love of Halter horses from her grandmother, Carolyn Stewart, who she lovingly calls “Mamaw,” and from her mom, Cara McMillian-Gibson.
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