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Taylor Lynn Prince and One Flashy Sensation Are Unanimous in Classic Am Trail

November 10, 2014 Comments Off

However, the celebration will have to be put on hold for the moment, because Prince is headed back to Texas Christian University, just down the road, to attend an afternoon class before competing in the Classic Amateur Western Riding this evening.

Darcie Winiewicz Wins First APHA World Title With A Krymsun Legacy in Novice Amateur Trail

November 10, 2014 Comments Off

“You start off showing as a kid, and you hear about people winning their World titles,” she says. “I always dreamed of it myself. You always picture your name being called, in your head, but there are some 30 other horses and riders with the same dream.”

Emma Stubblefield Wins Third Title at Her First APHA World Show in Novice Amateur Horsemanship

November 9, 2014 Comments Off

“It’s really hard to pick an emotion, because I feel so many. I’m so grateful and thankful for my trainer and everyone who supports me. It’s unreal and unbelievable, and I couldn’t ask for anything more. This is my class. I’ve always loved Horsemanship. This was the won I wanted to win…”

Danny Desmond – Get To Know Your Fellow Competitor

November 9, 2014 Comments Off

Click here to read the complete article 204 – November/December, 2014 By Mackenzie Patterson Danny Desmond was raised and still resides in Georgetown, Ontario, Canada, where he grew up as the middle child along with two other brothers. Danny recently graduated from Bishop’s University in Quebec where he received a biology degree in Health Science. […]

Paging Dr. Mom – Two Moms Juggle Jobs and Show Schedules

November 8, 2014 Comments Off

Being a doctor is a full-time job. It involves devoting your life to preserving the health and well-being of those around you. In the same respect, being a mother is a full-time job, as you devote your life to raising a child and helping him or her discover their own path.

How To Survive as the Other Half of a Horse-a-holic

November 7, 2014 Comments Off

They are legends in their own time; you may have only caught a glimpse of them or heard their names in passing. Some are elusive, like fleeting deer. Others are an ever-present force that can easily be found sleeping in a chair in a barn aisle, glued to their smart phones in the stands at a horse show, or standing in the shadows with a trusty manure fork or bottle of fly spray.

Horses With Eye Problems Receive Their Own Specialist

November 6, 2014 Comments Off

The new Equine Ophthalmology Service provides advanced diagnostics, as well as routine, complex and emergency medical and surgical care to horses with a variety of ocular disorders, including corneal ulcers, corneal and eyelid cancer, equine recurrent uveitis, cataracts, and glaucoma.

APHC Harvest of Color Show: Nov. 29-30 at WestWorld in AZ.

November 6, 2014 Comments Off

The Arizona Paint Horse Club invites Paint Horse exhibitors to attend the APHC Harvest of Color 2-judge show that’s scheduled to take place November 29-30 at WestWorld in Scottsdale, Arizona. Judges for the show will be Holly Hover and Doug LaSota.

Understanding the Judge’s Score Sheet

November 6, 2014 Comments Off

All horse show competitors have been there. We’ve thought, “Why did I place fifth instead of first? Why did their pattern beat mine?” Perhaps, you were pleasantly surprised to be a class winner, yet you still realized there was room for improvement and wanted to know where to start.

Market Your Show Horse With APHA’s World Show Gold Sale Seal Program

November 5, 2014 Comments Off

For a $100 donation to the American Paint Horse Foundation, you can promote your horse for sale every time it competes with an eye-catching gold seal affixed to a horse’s exhibitor number. Horses entered in the Farnam Breeders’ Trust Sale receive the sale seal for free.