“When they said her number, I ended up on my knees. Having a friend out there with me was… I can say she was right there next to me when it happened.”
Continue reading …It was clear by watching the 11 and Under Western Pleasure this afternoon at the Quarter Horse Congress that we have a whole new crop of future Congress Champions in our midst.
Continue reading …For millennium, the art and science of horse training has been carefully passed from master to apprentice. Each generation of horse trainers has contributed to the mix and sent their experiences forward in time. Beliefs, rituals, and traditions of the horse training process certainly diversified throughout centuries and have been colored by culture, politics, societies, and economies.
Continue reading …Although Claire was confident that her pattern would receive a good score, she had no idea she was about to be named the Congress Champion. How does she feel? In a word, “Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious!”
Continue reading …“When you’re the biggest horse in the pen, and sometimes the slowest, it’s really cool.”
Continue reading …“When they ask you to drop your irons, it really shows who the strong riders are. It’s definitely, by far, my favorite class.”
Continue reading …“I just can’t believe it. You come here hoping to have the best ride you can. To actually accomplish something is the best feeling ever.”
Continue reading …“She is really good at any kind of complicated maneuver,” he says. “Because she is so smart, she can kind of get in there and work herself through it, and I don’t really have to help her.”
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