In addition to the latest WCHA news and show results being publicized via the EquineChronicle.com website and social media accounts, all WCHA members will now receive a subscription to the magazine as part of their membership.
Continue reading …Because the weather forecast predicted toasty temperatures for the three-day event, exhibitors were encouraged to forgo those heavy show jackets and chaps in favor of the cooler attire of a button down shirt, jeans, boots, and hat. Band or don’t. Wear a work saddle instead of a show saddle. It was entirely up to the competitors!
Continue reading …The All American Hoppy Horse Relay raised more than $4,700 for the youth association to support leadership development, the World Show team, and scholarships!
Continue reading …In 2017, the Oregon Summer Classic boasted 9,500+ AQHA entries, making the event the third largest AQHA show in the country!
Continue reading …Why is a Reining horse sliding, while wearing English tack? And why is his rider not wearing any boots?! We’ll let Howdy Smith and Cielos Electric Jac explain.
Continue reading …Despite currently undergoing chemotherapy every three weeks, Tina Langness was able to win 5 World titles at the Pinto World Show- 3 World Championships and 2 Reserves with two different horses.
Continue reading …“In addition, we have added Amateur and Youth Performance Halter for both regular registry and solid paint bred horses. These classes were approved at the 2018 APHA Convention with early implementation. Further, we have split the Youth classes: 13 and under and 18 and under.”
Continue reading …AQHA competitors arrived in droves at the Lancaster Event Center in Lincoln, Nebraska, June 15-17 for the Nebraska Cornhusker Classic. But the show isn’t over just yet. The Cornhusker continues with performance classes, today and tomorrow, and roping classes will take place July 21st-24th.
Continue reading …“Ask any trainer and he or she will tell you that the horses are the easy part. It is us, the clients, who make things complicated.”
Continue reading …“Personally, I’ve witnessed Nellie’s work through the Congress Queen Contest and have fallen in love with the children she helps and the drive she has for this non-profit,” Brown says. “To date, over $2.5 million dollars has been raised to help meet the needs of families as they travel through a journey in their life they never imagined they would be on.”
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