Think you’ll be the designated coffee fetcher? Think again! You’ll be a bonafide member of the team and produce professional-quality work, while also helping the association grow. Plus, you’ll get to help plan and execute the premier edition of APHA’s exciting new fall show—the Lonestar Gathering, not to mention getting to meet and mingle with top horses and riders in the Paint community at the event.
Continue reading …“Rachel Lexon with Sonny’s Deluxe Day, aka ‘Alvin.’ He supported her from small fry classes to the Congress, with many Circuit Championships and wins during his career. He retired this spring and recently passed away at the age of 22. He was known across the USA as the little chestnut with the roached mane.” If […]
Continue reading …“Here is Spencer Hardin and Zipit Martha Stewart celebrating their first big win at the 2016 Central Novice Championships in 13 and under Western Pleasure after many successful years showing together. Now, ‘Leona’ is living the retirement life and taking on a new job as superstar mom to this filly by Certainly A Vision.” If […]
Continue reading …If a show is held in an area impacted by COVID-related regulations that would prevent the use of these frequently touched obstacles, then the waiver is still permitted. The gate and drag obstacle may not be omitted for any other reason.
Continue reading …APHA is excited to announce the winners of the of the annual Make Your Mark Art & Photo Contest! After receiving dozens of submissions and carefully deliberating over who this year’s victors would be, it is with great honor that APHA crowns the 2021 winners. This year’s contest featured two age divisions—13 & Under and 14–18—and encouraged Youth members to submit artwork featuring an American Paint Horse. This round of entries featured some of our favorite pieces yet, and we are lucky to have such talented Youth members.
Continue reading …“There comes a time to re-prioritize our lives and spend more time with family- to literally ‘hang up our spurs.’ We will be closing shop soon, with the NSBA World Show being our final goodbye as horse trainers. We will stay active in the industry with Keith continuing to judge and by investing in futurity horses with Mark eventually returning to the arena as an Amateur/Non-Pro in a few years.”
Continue reading …Tracy Lee Copeland was born on May 3, 1964 in Sacramento, California to Janice (Akins) and John Copeland. Growing up, Tracy would live in Salinas, California and she would graduate from Salinas High School. Showing incredible intelligence, aptitude, and kindness to others, Tracy would attend Sonoma State University and earn her Bachelor’s and Master’s degree […]
Continue reading …Sugar phobia has reached a point where virtually any problem with a horse’s hooves may be blamed on sugar. From thrush to weak laminar connections, sugar is blamed. This often comes with stories of how horses have improved once the diet was changed. However, sugar is rarely the culprit here. Many different problems cause quality issues in hooves but most have nothing to do with sugar.
Continue reading …By: Brittany Bevis The Indiana Quarter Horse State Show was held in sunny Newcastle, Indiana, at the well-appointed Henry Saddle Club grounds on June 10-13. Judges were Jeff Greaves, Kelley Wainscott, Kelly Smith, and Tanya Green. The event was AQHA, NSBA, IQHA, and IKI approved, and many AQHA competitors utilized the four-day show to warm up […]
Continue reading …The American Quarter Horse Foundation will award a $1,000 educational scholarship to an eligible AQHYA member competing at the 2021 Built Ford Tough AQHYA World Championship Show. Applications are due July 1.
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