So far at the AQHA World Show, RR Chocolate Assets has won the Level 1 Hunter Under Saddle with Alyse Roberts and the Senior Level 2 Hunter Under Saddle with Brian Isbell Garcia. But what you might not know is that just six months ago, this 13-year-old gelding was living in a pasture before he headed to Alyse Roberts Performance Horses for a bit of polish. Find out what owner, Brandi Scafe; today’s pilot, Brian Isbell Garcia; and trainer, Alyse Roberts, had to say about “Jo Jo.”
Continue reading …Jessica Ross just rode Hotforyourhonor to win L2 Junior Hunter Under Saddle at #AQHAWorld2018. Check out EquineChronicle.TV for more video interviews.
Continue reading …Jennifer Paul just rode Onlythebestchocolate to win Senior L2 Western Pleasure at #AQHAWorld2018. Find out what she had to say about “Hershey.” Check out more video interviews on EquineChronicle.TV.
Continue reading …The Best Victory Lap at the AQHA World Show award has to go to Hilary Carrel and Slate OQH with an assist from a very enthusiastic pup, who wanted to participate during the awards of the Jumping class here at the AQHA World Show.
Continue reading …Find out what Casey Willis had to say about KM Suddenly So Easy, the mare he just rode to win Junior Western Pleasure for Masterson Farms, LLC at the AQHA World Show. Check out more great video interviews on EquineChronicle.TV.
Continue reading …Find out what Beth Case had to say about Willy Has Potential, the horse she just rode to win Senior Hunter Under Saddle at #AQHAWorld2018 for owner, Shelby Ratliff. Check out more great videos on EquineChronicle.TV.
Continue reading …What happens when your flight is late and the Senior Trail class is already placing? G-Man steps in to do his first video interview! Check out what Melissa Jones had to say about her win with Chilln Ona Dirt Road in Senior Trail today at the AQHA World 2018. Check out more fun videos on EquineChronicle.TV.
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Continue reading …On October 1, 2018, Spot My Blue Boy was laid to rest due to recovery complications from his January 2018 broken leg. Domino, as he was affectionately known around the world, was a 2007, striking, bay leopard stallion sired by the legendary Skys Blue Boy. His ashes will be buried under a freshly planted Live Oak tree in front of his barn at Chepota Farm. A stone memorial commemorating his life will be placed beside its trunk.
Because he prefers to drive instead of fly, Ray drove 1,350 miles in his truck, a full day and a half, by himself, to compete at the show. He will do the same for the AQHA World Show this week; but, this time, he will be watching his trainer show his horse in Open competition.
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