This is Megan’s first APHA World Championship title with “Sly.” Sixteen years ago, she remembers winning this same class with a horse named El Sky Bar.
Continue reading …“I was there when he birthed and his momma colicked and he almost died,” Katy says. “I had to bottle-feed him for two days. I sent him to a trainer, and then we had to take three years off, because he was so crippled. The vet said he would never show again. We came back in 2014 and started doing Ranch Horse classes.”
Continue reading …“He’s as honest as a horse could possibly be. He’s good-legged and consistent. He never moves his frame and never changes his speed. He will go as slow and long as you want him to. It’s what he does. This is his class.”
Continue reading …“He’s so balanced from the tip of his nose to the tip of his tail. He’s stunning, and anyone who knows me knows I have to have a pretty horse. Richard is the epitome of pretty. He’s prettier than most fillies, and he’s so smart. He knows his job, and he’s happy to do it.”
Continue reading …Click here to read the complete article 108 – November/December, 2016 BY ERICA GREATHOUSE Jan Pittman of Chipley, Florida is no stranger to the winner’s circle. In fact, she has been the last one standing in the arena, not once, but twice, at the AQHA Select World with her homebred mare, Ona Good Impulse. Also, […]
Continue reading …One might think, that after such success, the nerves would dissipate somewhat, but for Coleen, every time she enters the pen it’s a tumult of excitement, anticipation, and an uneasy stomach. “It’s almost worse now, because the expectations are so high,” she says.
Continue reading …Following both wins today, the announcer played Bob’s favorite song, “I Did It My Way,” by Frank Sinatra, to which Bob tipped his hat in appreciation.
Continue reading …Constantly changing trends make the task of finding a complimentary color combo for both horse and rider seem daunting. Some consult the color wheel and adhere to fashion rules, while others throw caution to the wind and select cutting edge color combinations.
Continue reading …More than 2,180 horses, 4,762 entries, and nine countries will be represented. When it comes to hosting the largest breed World Championship in the United States, the largest breed registration organization in the world knows that preparation is the key to having a successful show
Continue reading …The long list of champions to come out of Simons Show Horses in Pilot Point, Texas is a testimonial to the late Lynn Simons’ ethos: produce quality horses with style, substance, and good minds. Lynn’s wife, Andrea, is a respected trainer, clinician, and APHA, AQHA, NRHA, NSBA, and NRCHA accredited judge.
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