The Hunter Under Saddle arena was forever changed in 2000 when a Thoroughbred mare named Kat Sass produced a gorgeous, bay stud colt sired by the AQHA stallion Protect Your Assets.
Continue reading …After the Open Performance Halter Geldings, exhibitors were able to participate in a foot race with their Halter horses from one side of the arena to the other to win a pair of Rod Patrick Boots and wining that pair of boots was Troy Lehn.
Continue reading …Exhibitors were given a glass of wine and had to ride around the arena, the objective being to be the one with the most wine in their glass by the end of the race. Slow and steady definitely seemed to be the winning strategy, but a few competitors decided to gallop around the cones to keep things exciting.
Continue reading …Like many horse crazy youngsters, when Ann Woodruff was five years old, she begged her father for a horse.
Continue reading …From conventional items like hats, jackets, and towels, to the more unique, like cell phone chargers, candles, and snack cakes, it never ceases to amaze the products stallion owners will use to promote their equine charges.
Continue reading …“This may be one of the largest stall counts in Sun Circuit’s history. We have added several barns to accommodate exhibitors.”
Continue reading …Up to 60 percent of an unborn foal’s growth happens during the last three months of pregnancy. As such, late gestation can pose nutritional challenges for pregnant mares.
Continue reading …Angie ultimately decided to emulate the character of Tonto from The Lone Ranger. Then, many of her friends and clients helped create the costume and props, design a makeup look, and did research to ensure historical accuracy.
Continue reading …RG-070-1—Allows the registration of foals out of two Paint parents into the regular registry if they carry a Paint pattern gene and don’t have a qualifying area.
Continue reading …Silver Dollar is one of the many shows that has adopted the leveling system to help ensure that novice and intermediate riders are welcome at our show. Jan Bruner, show director, is an advocate of the leveling program. “For Silver Dollar, we focus on being exhibitor-centric. This is one more way that we can provide value for our exhibitors. We’re also one of a few show that offer an equivalent circuit award for our Level 2 competitors. We want Silver Dollar to be a fun and valuable experience for competitors of all levels.”
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