Today’s Equine Chronicle Photo of the Day features what we’re thinking will be a 2030 World Champion! Thanks to Mindie Maus for the great shot from the SOQHA Madness that’s currently underway in Wilmington, Ohio. If you have a great Photo of the Day, email B.Bevis@EquineChronicle.com for consideration.
Continue reading …Tomorrow, Reams will be showing Joy in The Equine Chronicle 3-Year-Old and Over Novice Horse Western Pleasure at the SOQHA Madness that’s underway in Wilmington, Ohio. Afterwards, Galyean will be taking Joy back home to Oklahoma to begin preparations for upcoming events like the All American Quarter Horse Congress and AQHA World Championship Show.
Continue reading …Thanks to Mindie Maus for some great photos from an Exhibitors’ Party that took place Monday evening to kick off the SOQHA Madness this week in Wilmington, Ohio. Stay tuned to EquineChronicle.com for more fun photos and results from the show.
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“This horse (Justify) is so above average, I knew that if I could get him out and get him in a rhythm, I could take a sigh of relief. l just kept a leg on each side, and my mind in the middle, and he took care of the rest,” remarked Smith.
Continue reading …You may be in competition with your peers, but your competition doesn’t have to mean negativity or rudeness. We each have different competitive drives and levels; however, your competition is in the arena with yourself. It’s not in the barns or other parts of the show grounds.
Continue reading …Today’s EC Photo of the Day features 2018 MHS Senior Prom Queen, Allie Hattan, with her horse, Yours Only. Photo courtesy of Beth Foster-Hattan.
Continue reading …“Out of all the advice my trainer has given me, one definitely worth keeping is that nothing will come easy in your life. I have understood this through practice.”
Continue reading …At Unbridled, Sarah meets Dreamer, a horse who has also suffered abuse, a horse who no longer trusts humans… That is, until he meets his girl, Sarah. Together, Sarah and Dreamer walk a difficult road and learn that family doesn’t just happen, it’s made with hard work.
Continue reading …“Wow. There is so much to learn when you weren’t born into this; but, hey, we’re learning quick.”
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