Exhibitors can qualify to compete in Level 3 13-&-Under western pleasure, hunter under saddle, horsemanship, hunt seat equitation, showmanship, ranch riding and trail at the 2018 Ford Youth World. The world champion, reserve world champion, top-10 placings and five finalists will be awarded in each Level 3 13-&-Under class. Winners in the 13-&-Under classes will be awarded as a one-go-round format.
Continue reading …Check out big winners from the show including: Brad Ost/Ramblin Mann, Bruce Vickery/Talk About Lazy, Andrea Kengis Foss/Imma American Made, Dana Wiebe/Double This Surprise, Gayle Scharf/A Speed Demon, and more!
Continue reading …Following the Ranch Riding was the Western Riding, which ended with a 17 head Open class won by Becca Hurst with Moonlight Rodder on two cards, and Millissa Daurer with KM Zip Me Suddenly winning on the third card. Other winners this afternoon included As The World Terms with both Becca Hurst in the Open and Penny Jargella in the Amateur Select, UF A Light Smoke and Emma Garcia in the Novice Youth Equitation, and Good Going Danica and Karen Boxell in the Select Equitation.
Continue reading …“The Association, City of Amarillo and Tri-State Fairgrounds have had a great working partnership and economically beneficial relationship over the years. With this new contract, the city and fairgrounds will continue to make improvements to meet the needs of this world-class event.”
Continue reading …Yesterday started off with Trail, including a 30-head Sr. Trail class. There were many across the board winners including Jessica Baird with Cool Lopin Lady in the Novice Amateur, Logan Wheeler with Best Believe It in the Amateur, Ellexxah Maxwell with Zips Bossy Chip in the Youth, and Jennifer Paul with Some Hot Potential in that 30-head Senior class.
Continue reading …The new name for the facility will be Equine Performance Center and comes along with a new managing veterinarian, Alberto Rullan, VMD.
Continue reading …UPDATE: Check out results from Texas Amateur Thursday during Day 2 at the BCQHA Show and Texas Amateur State Championship Show.
Continue reading …For 72-year-old Karen Loesch, it was a freak accident, during which she was bucked off her typically trustworthy and bombproof gelding, that helped save her life. How could being bucked off a horse be good for your health? The answer is incredible, but to truly understand, we must begin at the beginning.
Continue reading …Contrary to the name, this event wasn’t solely about youth competitors. If the first weekend was any indication, with class counts in the high double digits, open, amateur, and L1 classes will stay strong through The International this weekend, April 27-30.
Continue reading …“What mattered more than a pretty face, a shiny show saddle, or in Speedy’s case, a forelock extension, is that all of the superficiality was gone and the sole reason I was out there was to ride, bond, and succeed with my equine partner.”
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