The Arkansas Quarter Horse Association’s Memorial Day circuit and Stanford Happening was renamed the “Keep Your Distance” circuit and was moved to Kay Rogers Park in Fort Smith, Arkansas with only three weeks left to plan after Arkansas’s governor lifted some restrictions for large outdoor venues.
Continue reading …The Redbud Spectacular is now underway in Oklahoma City and will continue through June 7th. If you plan to head to the show next week, there are some health protocols that you need to know, including an accident waiver and liability of release form.
Continue reading …The AQHA Executive Committee has decided this week to continue to proceed with the 2020 Built Ford Tough AQHYA World Championship Show. They have indicated that entry information will be shared on AQHA.com at the beginning of June and more details will be available about the show next week.
Continue reading …Day Off- Tuesday, December 16th- We are working on a Parade of Farms Tour and a variety of activities like Zip Line, Airboat, Fishing, Golf). Details and sign up forms will be posted as they become available.
Continue reading …You will be assigned a separation area and given a wristband that coincides with your area. If you are not in the arena competing or preparing your horse, or in a common area (food area, vendor area) you will be asked to return to your separation area, camper, hotel.
Continue reading …A big congratulations goes out to the winners of the PtHA Photo and Art Contests:
Continue reading …“I would be remiss if I didn’t credit my hardworking and dedicated trainers, Jennifer and Judd Paul. They have played such an integral role in Speedy’s success and longevity as a show horse. He’s truly treated like a king in their program!”
Continue reading …Due to COVID-19 and the reopening of equine events in many states, the APHA Board of Directors has immediately approved the temporary removal of touch-point obstacles in all APHA trail classes; these obstacles include rope drags, gates or carrying an obstacle.
Continue reading …“We did limit the number of horses to only 20 in the show arena. If there were more, the class was split. Trail was held outdoors and people loved that. We did not allow spectators that weren’t horse-related, meaning a direct connection like a grandparent or uncle.”
Continue reading …Don’t forget that the WCHA Ranch Versatility Stakes will once again be held with the WCHA Breeder’s Championship Futurity and APHA World Show, Sept 24- 27, 2020. There have been a few changes from 2019, including more added money!
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