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Continue reading …Today is Day 3 of the 2020 Breeder’s Halter Futurity and the start of the inaugural Mare Power classes at the show. The Mare Power classes involved the enrollment of a mare by March 2020, which made their 2020 foals, sired by Breeders Halter Futurity stallions eligible for the Mare Power Weanling class. Foals sired by all BHF stallions in the Amateur, Open, and Color divisions were eligible for the program.
Continue reading …It’s rather exciting news that the one part of the Quarter Horse Congress that will be taking place this year is the Super Sale. However, since none of us will be headed to Columbus, Ohio this October, the sale will take place online. So, you can still bid for some of the top prospects, performers, and producers in the country from the comfort of your own home!
Continue reading …The winner of Amateur Junior Weanling Fillies was Kaleena Weakly with Mysstique. Reserve was Steven Wallinger with Very Scandalouz. Third was Jennifer Huntoon with The Red River Rose.
Continue reading …The Small Fry Champion was Brockelyn Anderson with Krymsun Cute. Reserve was Natalie Bendfelt with Dun With Therapy. The L1 Amateur W/J winner was Monica Elder with Only Invite The Best. Reserve was Cynthia Raines with Whatabout Inviten Me. The L1 Youth W/J winner was Natalie Bendfeldt with Dun With Therapy. Reserve was Zoey Crawford with Certainly A Hottie.
Continue reading …More than $10,000 was added to the pot for judges, Brad Kearns, Tracy Willis, Jonathan Meilleur, Tina Anderson, and Patty Campbell, to distribute among the winners with their selections.
Continue reading …Who among you hasn’t stepped up to the start cone, with the eyes of the judges upon you, your family and friends watching on the sidelines, and your trainer nervously chewing his nails, and hasn’t felt afraid. Fear is real, but fear isn’t fact. You’ve faced this situation before, and you will face it again. The way you choose to deal with the emotions caused by this pandemic, however, can help to make you a stronger equestrian and competitor when it’s time to return to the show pen.
Continue reading …The WQHA State Show and Cheesehead Classic were held in Elkhorn, WI at the Walworth County Fairgrounds August 27th – 30th. Normally, the WQHA State Show is a six judge event held over Labor Day weekend, but the show was restructured to a four judge event and moved to a facility with open-air stalling and covered arena to accommodate health restrictions. The show was managed by TNT Events.
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