Check out all the hilarity that ensued during the inaugural Pleasure Versatility Challenge this week at the 2018 AQHA World!
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Continue reading …When Justify won the Triple Crown this summer, win photos showed him sporting two different silks: one representing WinStar Farms and another representing the China Horse Club. It’s most likely the first time that a Triple Crown winning Thoroughbred has been owned by one, or more, ownership syndications.
Continue reading …Sunni Duke rode Shesa Hot Selection to win Amateur Equitation at the 2018 AQHA World Show. Find out what she had to say about her beautiful, little mare, the complex patttern, and her lucky socks.
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So far at the AQHA World Show, RR Chocolate Assets has won the Level 1 Hunter Under Saddle with Alyse Roberts and the Senior Level 2 Hunter Under Saddle with Brian Isbell Garcia. But what you might not know is that just six months ago, this 13-year-old gelding was living in a pasture before he headed to Alyse Roberts Performance Horses for a bit of polish. Find out what owner, Brandi Scafe; today’s pilot, Brian Isbell Garcia; and trainer, Alyse Roberts, had to say about “Jo Jo.”
Continue reading …“When I look at her, she’s one one of those mares that has a lot of pretty. She’s not the most massive horse. She’s feminine and pretty. She’s really sweet to show. She’s got a little quirk; but, when you work it just right, she’s perfect.”
Continue reading …“Actually she’s quite talented in Trail, but she’s going to have an adorable lead change and her Western Pleasure is really good.”
Continue reading …Find out what Casey Willis had to say about KM Suddenly So Easy, the mare he just rode to win Junior Western Pleasure for Masterson Farms, LLC at the AQHA World Show. Check out more great video interviews on EquineChronicle.TV.
Continue reading …“Hunter Hack is the introductory class. It’s judged 70% on those three jumps, so they have to be pretty, darn good. Consistency is the big thing. They have to canter well, and I have a specific look that I like. They have to be low to the ground, be real forward, and be really good with their head and neck. He’s got that.”
Continue reading …“I had some of my friends give me a pep talk and some suggestions, and I went out and put all that in play. I got my confidence and his confidence back, and I felt great about it today.”
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