Former All American Quarter Horse Congress Queen Taylor Foster won Amateur Showmanship Wednesday, a class of 101 teams, with Shez GotAWayBout Her.
Continue reading …Heidi Rasor calls Best Gift Yet a 78-year-old woman in a Chanel suit and pearls, since “Honey” likes things done properly, and she rewards you when you do! Watch the fun video interview with #TheEquineChronicle at the #allamericanquarterhorsecongress!
Continue reading …By Delores Kuhlwein Little did we know when we took this photo of Rye Gill and Shotz With A Cowboy after they won Seventh in the L1 Youth 13 & Under Showmanship at the 2024 All American Quarter Horse Congress, an entrepreneur resides behind that wonderful smile. Rye Gill, it turns out, has been […]
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Libby Wilhelm and Moonlightin had an incredible All American Quarter Horse Congress before her family left for home. What it took to get to this point in their journey required more than just hard work, however! Watch Libby’s Red Carpet interview with The Equine Chronicle!
Continue reading …Tuesday at the 2024 QH Congress, JR Pickard and Waffle House assured JR finished his youth career with a flourish as unanimous winners in the 15-18 Western Pleasure.
Continue reading …Tina Kurth and Pretty Lopn Jada won the L1 Amateur Select Showmanship at the 2024 All American Quarter Horse Congress on Tuesday – this is after a 22 year absence from the show for Tina, and she had to rush just a little bit before her class!
Continue reading …Made Me Famous kicks off Congress with a Championship in Level 3 Junior Trail – a class of 54 – with Sara Simons! When Sara Simons saw Made Me Famous lying down in a field as a baby, and she saw a big white spot on him, she thought, “Oh, that’s going to be a […]
Continue reading …As we approach the home stretch of the final week of the 2024 All American Quarter Horse Congress, please enjoy another glimpse of the Congress Experience, courtesy of EM Design & Photography!
Continue reading …The hustle and bustle of summer shows has started to cool off, but the chaos of the year-end majors is in full swing. These shows can mentally and physically drain professionals, exhibitors, and their horses with late nights, early mornings, and heavy workloads. Tension, fatigue, restlessness, exhaustion, and the drudgery of doing chores and being away from family and home for weeks at time is not for the faint of heart–more for the brave, bold and courageous.
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