In this industry, horse owners and professionals repeatedly enter into mutual agreements with the goal of progressing the career of a horse. What happens if things don’t go as planned, go sideways, or just plain aren’t working out? In modern society, it has become the norm to point fingers and blame a scapegoat when a situation isn’t perfect. Confusion about communication, expectations, and everyone’s role in the situation can wreak havoc.
Continue reading …“I’m forever grateful for the opportunity to work out of the legendary facility at Richland Ranch and to gather industry contacts and support,” Drew says. “At Richland Ranch, I was able to build relationships with some of the industry’s best- John Boxell, as a professional horseman, and Karen Boxell, as a breeding manager. I’m forever grateful for the knowledge and support that John has been able to give me, as a developing horse trainer, both in and out of the show pen. Owners of Richland Ranch, John and Sondra Narmont, have been nothing but supportive of me and my career goals and passion.”
Continue reading …In case you missed any of our 24/7 coverage of the show, we have compiled all of our photos, articles, interviews, and videos into one place for your viewing pleasure. Enjoy!
Continue reading …Harley D Zip was much more than a champion and an AQHA legend. While his resume reflects a career filled with exceptional performances, he was also a beloved member of the Papendick family of Highview Ranch in Rapid City, South Dakota.
Continue reading …The 2021 Quarter Horse Congress was one for the books. After the cancellation of the event last year due to the pandemic, competitors, horses, and spectators alike were eager to return to Columbus, Ohio once again. Thanks for the memories.
Continue reading …I had the good fortune to attend my first major horse show in some time. Amy and I spent several days walking around the show visiting with old friends and making new acquaintances. We were able to watch some great horse and exhibitor teams compete for an amazing array of prizes. The experience was fantastic and I look forward to heading out to more shows as soon as my schedule permits me to escape the office.
Continue reading …KRT is a designation that has quickly become synonymous with a certain style, spectacular horses, and a sense of fun. The initials belong to Kent Ray Taylor, an industry veteran, talented non-pro competitor, and horse owner with a penchant for gray mares.
Continue reading …Click here to view more great photos from Week 2 at the Quarter Horse Congress!
Continue reading …“Lindsay and I painted my horse, together, using animal-safe washable paint,” Michelle says. “It took two hours to paint one side of her. She didn’t mind at all, because she’s used to being braided for shows.”
Continue reading …Click here to relive some great memories from Week 2 at the All American Quarter Horse Congress.
Continue reading …