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Federal Judge Clears Way For N.M. Horse Processing Plant

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Excerpt and link courtesy of theHorse A federal judge has allowed a lawsuit that could have prevented a New Mexico horse processing plant from opening to expire… On Oct. 31, Albuquerque-based U.S. District Judge Christina Armijo allowed the lawsuit to expire without ruling on the case, clearing the way for Valley Meats to immediately begin […]

Para-Reining to be Featured at AQHA World Championship Show in Oklahoma City

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To be featured at the 2013 AQHA World Championship Show in Oklahoma City, OK, Para-Reining will include a clinic and educational seminar on Thursday, November 14th and a first-ever Para-Reining demonstration class on Friday, November 15th

From Wheelchair, to Walker, to Cane, to ApHC Novice Showmanship Reserve World Champion

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“I spent a year in physical therapy re-learning to walk, and it was excruciating,” Hood says. “The only thing that got me through was that I wanted to ride again.

What Spooking Style Does Your Horse Have?

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For a little fun to kick off the first day of the week, you should check out this humorous piece on EventingNation.com, which chronicles the top eight “spooking styles” of our beloved equine scaredy cats. Our personal favorites are the “Horizontal Teleport” and the “Grand Prix Dressage Horse Wannabe.” Click here to discover which spooking […]

Would You Attend the Quarter Horse Congress in a Different Location?…

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In an interesting piece by The Columbus Dispatch, Executive Director of OQHA, Dr. Scott Myers, along with other local officials discussed the fact that the single largest breed horse show in the world, the All American Quarter Horse Congress, may have outgrown the Columbus fairgrounds.

AQHA Ranching Heritage Young Horse Development Program Winners

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AQHA Publicity The AQHA Ranching Heritage Young Horse Development Program is proud to announce its 2012-13 scholarship winners: Holly Skylar Kiess of Fort Wayne, Indiana, and Ms Dakotas Sugar Gem, a sorrel filly by Sugar Cattin Leo and out of Sapphire Flit by Heza Frisky Clip, bred by Jim and Joni Hunt’s Open Box Rafter […]

AQHA Presents New YouTube Association “Talk Show”

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AQHA Publicity Ever wonder how all the decisions are made for the American Quarter Horse Association or what actually happens inside the Association building? Watch AQHA’s new web-based talk show, “The All-Around,” which is your inside track to all things AQHA. The show features a diverse mix of co-hosts and guest hosts from those who […]

A Birthday Pony to Replace One That Was Lost

November 1, 2013 Comments Off

Fanny is a small, bomb-proof, black and white leopard that loves little boys; she was perfect. Arrangements were made by Joanna to surprise the family by bringing this pony back from the POA International Futurity and Sale.

Equine Influenza: Are We Protecting Our Horses Effectively?

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The protection afforded by equine flu vaccinations is not as straightforward as we might think, suggests a special focus on Equine Influenza (EIV) published this month in the Equine Veterinary Journal (EVJ).

Beat the End of the Year Rush and Register AQHA Foals Now

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AQHA Publicity Foal registration papers are an important and valuable part of ownership. Waiting until the end of the year to register horses can create a delay in processing paperwork. Beat the rush and register foals with the American Quarter Horse Association today. Registering your foals is one way for you to show how proud […]