Judges Named For 2015 AQHA World Show
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The American Quarter Horse Association is excited to announce the judges for the 2015 AQHA World Championship Show.
“The AQHA world championship shows are the most prestigious events in the equine industry, and it is our goal to bring an outstanding roster of judges together to judge these events,” said Alex Ross, AQHA senior director of judges. “We couldn’t be more proud of the highly qualified group of individuals selected to judge the 2015 AQHA world shows and look forward to the great competition at this year’s shows.”
The judges for the 2015 AQHA World Show are:
- Andy Adams, Gerber, California
- Doug Allen, Kent, United Kingdom
- Elizabeth Baker, Dunnellon, Florida
- Jaime Beamer, Weatherford, Texas
- Fred Benker, Ocala, Florida
- Dean Bogart, Delray Beach, Florida
- John Briggs, Pilot Point, Texas
- Dave Brock, Springtown, Texas
- Joe Cameron, Moulton, Alabama
- Randal Lee Chartier, Weatherford, Texas
- Sandra Collier, Los Alamos, California
- Pete Fanning, Granbury, Texas
- Karen Graham, Cave Creek, Arizona
- Joe Hayes, Gainesville, Texas
- Randy Jacobs, Dover, Ohio
- Joshua Larman, Pilot Point, Texas
- Brian Lenehan, Palm Beach Gardens, Florida
- Karen McCuistion, Wilson, Oklahoma
- Tom Robertson, Saline, Michigan
- Fielding ”Bozo” Rogers, Rhome, Texas
- Mark Sheridan, Cave Creek, Arizona
- Jason Smith, Whitesboro, Texas
- Norris Stevens, Lubbock, Texas
- Brent Tincher, Oxford, Ohio
- Terry Thompson, Aubrey, Texas
- Steven Wall, Santa Barbara, California
- Brett Walters, Bourbon, Indiana
- Alternate – Joe Carter, Ontario, Canada
Additional judges may be added to judge the Level 2 classes at the AQHA World Show.
For more information on the AQHA World Show, visit www.aqha.com/worldshow.
The AQHA World Show is the pinnacle event for American Quarter Horse owners and exhibitors around the globe. Each November, thousands of competitors and their horses convene at State Fair Park in Oklahoma City for the World Show. Competitors must reach a predetermined number of points to secure a spot in each of the classes. Competitors and their American Quarter Horses compete yearlong to qualify for the honor of competing at this annual event and represent the disciplines of English, western and halter.
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