“I knew him like the back of my hand- just like how he hated to be petted on his nose but loved being petted under it.”
Continue reading …Two talented ladies claimed the top spots in Youth 18 and Under Trail today at the APHA Youth World Championship Show. Lauren Gralla rode A Sudden Legacy to win the class. She was followed in Reserve by Erin Griffin with Gotta Glo Slow.
Continue reading …Marla has been showing horses for five years, but just purchased a new horse, the stunning, 6-year-old, red roan gelding, The Red Factor, aka “Opie,” in January of this year.
Continue reading …“That was probably my favorite part. It was really great to win alongside a friend, especially a new friend who has welcomed me into the barn. She’s been really awesome with helping me out. It was really rewarding to win with her.”
Continue reading …In the 3-Year-Old Non Pro Open Western Pleasure, Nancy Wilkerson rode Strutin For Jackie, a mare by Strutin On The Range and out of Zip Your Jacket to win $10,000.
Continue reading …“He is the friendliest horse ever. He’s already gotten multiple treats today… His favorite are peppermints!”
Continue reading …Scroll below for more fun photos from around the rings at the 2018 APHA Youth World and ApHC Youth World and Nationals that’s currently underway in Fort Worth, Texas.
Continue reading …Taking the top spot in Non-Pro Yearling Longe Line was Stanley Scott with Come N At Ya Blue, a stallion by VS Code Blue and out of Come N At Ya Hott. The pair received a winner’s check for $5,000 for their efforts. Coming in Reserve was Nancy Wilkerson with How Do You Figer, a mare by How Bout This Cowboy and out of Go Figer. They received $4,056.
Continue reading …7-year-old Georgia Cook led her grandmother’s mare, Red Hot N Stylin, to win at her first appearance at a Youth World Show, and, to top it off, today is her birthday!
Continue reading …“Two years ago, we had a really bad pattern, and I’ve always jokingly said that I wanted to redeem myself. I think that I finally have!”
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