For the AQHA World Show Leading Owner- Dan Fox- and Reserve Leading Owner- Warren English, the 2020 show season culminated like most, at the AQHA World Championship Show, with huge honors. We chatted with Dan and his daughter, Katie, as well as Warren, to find out more about the horses that helped them earn these achievements.
Continue reading …From inspiring stories about riders overcoming adversity and interviews with World Champions to news about the effect of COVID-19 on the horse show scene, the Top 10 stories in 2020 ran the gamut.
Continue reading …It wasn’t so long ago, it seems, that a few horses with the initials “RV” in their names began to make their mark at some of the most prestigious shows. Yet, it was actually almost two decades ago when the first RV horses rose to the top of the game. Since that time, multiple Congress and NSBA Championships and money-earning rides have been earned under the iconic RV moniker.
Continue reading …“I like practical things like sheets, halters, garment bags, ect, especially if they’re embroidered with the name of the show and class. Then, I think about the show I won them at every time I use them.”
Continue reading …Phil Harris of Harris Leather and Silverworks talking about the newly designed seat, saddle, and stirrups of their saddles at the FL Gulf Coast.
Continue reading …Should you ever find yourself needing inspiration for your next ad, logo, or media campaign, a quick glance through the thick, glossy pages of The Equine Chronicle ought to do the trick. It’s impossible not to notice the gorgeous horses, detailed outfits, and eye-catching layouts. But who is responsible for designing these pages that continue to catch your eyes, issue after issue? We sat down with a few of the most popular graphic designers in the equine industry to see what goes on behind the scenes.
Continue reading …Following the cascade of show cancellations and upheaval due to the COVID-19 pandemic, some breed associations have opted to change their youth eligibility age requirements. The goal was to find a way to support members who had a significantly shortened year of eligibility, while balancing the needs of the membership as a whole.
Continue reading …The Gulf Coast recorded 12,100+ entries and the entire Gold and Gulf circuit combo had just shy of 26,000 AQHA entries and more than 3,400 NSBA entries.
Continue reading …The BHF Board of Directors also voted to change some horse eligibility rules. Beginning in 2021, only the 1st place horse from any BHF Class and only the World Champion from any AQHA Level 3 Amateur or Open Class are ineligible to compete in future BHF Halter Classes. If you have a horse that previously placed 2nd or 3rd and you would like to show again at the BHF, there is a “Catch-Up Nomination Form” for you to pay a $200 yearly nomination fee for every year the horse was ineligible. Then, you will pay a current 2021 nomination fee and your horse is eligible to show at the BHF.
Watch Lynn Palm speaking about Dressage classes being included at FL Gulf Coast this year!
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