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2018 AQHA Select World Will NOT Move, Staying in Amarillo, TX.

April 28, 2017 Comments Off

“The Association, City of Amarillo and Tri-State Fairgrounds have had a great working partnership and economically beneficial relationship over the years. With this new contract, the city and fairgrounds will continue to make improvements to meet the needs of this world-class event.”

Day 1 at The International With Lauren Stepaniak

April 28, 2017 Comments Off

Yesterday started off with Trail, including a 30-head Sr. Trail class. There were many across the board winners including Jessica Baird with Cool Lopin Lady in the Novice Amateur, Logan Wheeler with Best Believe It in the Amateur, Ellexxah Maxwell with Zips Bossy Chip in the Youth, and Jennifer Paul with Some Hot Potential in that 30-head Senior class.

Day 1 & 2 Results From BCQHA and Texas Amateur State Championship Show

April 27, 2017 Comments Off

UPDATE: Check out results from Texas Amateur Thursday during Day 2 at the BCQHA Show and Texas Amateur State Championship Show.

2017 Southeast Paint Horse Champions Crowned in Florida

April 26, 2017 Comments Off

Amateur Mares: Hot Fire And Style, exhibited by Woody Wright
Youth 18 & Under Showmanship: Chipped And Rustee, exhibited by Abigail Wilcox
Amateur Showmanship: Sensational Luxury, exhibited by Elizabeth Witcher
Youth 18 & Under Hunter Under Saddle: HLF Zip This Hit, exhibited by Kellianne Lunny
Amateur Hunter Under Saddle: Always Something, exhibited by Anya Danielson
Youth 18 & Under Hunt-Seat Equitation: Fancy Me Loot, exhibited by Isabel Schueppel
Amateur Hunt-Seat Equitation: Sheeza Good Machine, exhibited by Cindy Warthen
Youth 18 & Under Western Pleasure: VR Tommy Bahama, exhibited by Matthew Winter
Amateur Western Pleasure: Invited Sensation, exhibited by Donna Matarazzo
Youth 18 & Under Horsemanship: VR Tommy Bahama, exhibited by Matthew Winter
Amateur Horsemanship: Zip Tobe Free, exhibited by Suann Illgen
Amateur Ranch Riding: Mr Fancy Impresion, exhibited by Megan Winter
All-Age Trail: Zip Tobe Free, exhibited by Suann Illgen

Win 31 Hats For 31 Days of May From Kimes Ranch Apparel!

April 26, 2017 Comments Off

The fan with the most captivating talent will win a month’s supply of Kimes Ranch hats. Thirty-one hats for thirty-one days of May, and there are plenty of styles to choose from. With the addition of the spring line, Kimes Ranch now offers over sixty unique hats to their fans!

Online Entry Now Open for 2017 Appaloosa Youth World and Nationals

April 25, 2017 Comments Off

– World Championship Appaloosa Youth Show- June 26 – July 1, 2017
– 70th National Championship Appaloosa Show- June 30 – July 8, 2017

2017 Arizona Fall Championship Schedule is Now Online

April 25, 2017 Comments Off

The 2017 Arizona Fall Championship is scheduled to take place September 20-24 at WestWorld in Scottsdale, Arizona. Judges for the show will be: Tracy Willis Judd Paul Leonard Berryhill Brett Clark Kelly McDowall Robin Frid Sandy Jirkovsky Tom Mcbeath Cynthia Rucker Bob Johnson Greg Hale Mark Guynn Click here to view the arena schedule. Click […]

Show Me Again’s Around the Ring Photos From AQHA L1 Championship WEST

April 24, 2017 Comments Off

Thanks to Delores Kulwein for snapping some fun photos of Equine Chronicle fans at the Show Me Again booth at the AQHA L1 Championship WEST that took place in Las Vegas, Nevada. If you’d like to have your around the ring photos posted in a gallery on EquineChronicle.com email B.Bevis@EquineChronicle.com.

AQHA L1 Championship WEST Blog: Behind the Scenes at Ride the Pattern Clinics with Ericka Schaefer

April 24, 2017 Comments Off

While Trail does lend some creative license to the competitor, course designers may also set stride rules that test the horse and rider’s technique and precision. Kellie made sure to spend time reviewing these tricky spots as well.

AQHA L1 Championship WEST Blog: “A Dream Realized” with Kina Tavary

April 24, 2017 Comments Off

“What mattered more than a pretty face, a shiny show saddle, or in Speedy’s case, a forelock extension, is that all of the superficiality was gone and the sole reason I was out there was to ride, bond, and succeed with my equine partner.”