When you hear the term “boot camp,” your mind likely conjures images of sweaty cadets doing pushups in the mud with a drill instructor’s megaphone blasting in their ears.
Continue reading …The Equine Chronicle enjoys capturing your memories! Click here to view more candid photos from Day 2-3 at the NSBA World Show.
Continue reading …“I think the biggest thing today was to be patient, especially in the beginning with the sidepass and the turn. I tried not to rush anything, especially because I was showing a four-year-old.”
Continue reading …Traveling to horse shows can be a daunting task for even the most seasoned travelers. The road to Amarillo for the Select World can be exceptionally arduous, as Amarillo’s airport is small, and travel complications seem to be the theme when World Show veterans tell tales of their travels.
Continue reading …Alissa Boersen led her 12-year-old gelding, Hot Nuff To Glow, to win their first World Show title in Novice Youth Showmanship. Alissa is 14 years old now and has had Johnny since she was just five years old!
Continue reading …In just four short years, the Western Pleasure Super Sires Program has paid out over $270,000. On a sunny weekend in June at the Tom Powers Futurity, more than $50,000 was added to that already impressive total.
Continue reading …13-year-old Ava Coughlin rode 7-year-old Touched Softly, aka “Georgia,” to a win in Novice Youth Western Pleasure. She just purchased Georgia in April, so she’s only shown her a handful of times since then.
Continue reading …Winning the class was Natalia Devencenty with Chex Is The Choice, who just came off an exceptional AQHA Youth World Show winning Youth Trail, placing fifth in Western Riding, and sixth in Horsemanship.
Continue reading …Click here to read the complete article 34 – August/September, 2017 by Erica Greathouse To the outsider looking in, it’s obvious that Susan Juroe and her gelding, I’m First N Line (APHA)/First N Line (AQHA) are a polished team, gathering top awards at prestigious events around the nation. What’s not readily apparent is the incredible […]
Continue reading …“Long story short is that 13 years ago, I wasn’t supposed to live,” he says. “I was in drug rehab. They gave me a 5% chance of making it, because I was so bad.”
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