Judges Named For 2022 VRH World Show
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The American Quarter Horse Association has announced the judges for the 2022 AQHA Versatility Ranch Horse World Championships; AQHA Ranching Heritage Challenge Finals; AQHA Cattle Level 1 Championships, presented by the Four Sixes Ranch; and National Ranch and Stock Horse Alliance National Championship Show slated for June 20-25 at the Lazy E Arena in Guthrie, Oklahoma where more than $250,000 in purse and prizes will be awarded.
“Our goal is to put together a talented and respected slate of judges each year,” said Patti Carter, AQHA senior director of judges. “We look forward to the excellent competition at this year’s show and highlighting our ranch-bred American Quarter Horses.”
The 2022 AQHA VRH World, AQHA RHC Finals, AQHA Cattle Level 1 Championships and NRSHA National Championship Show judges are:
- Doug Allen of Kent, United Kingdom
- Jeff Allen of Shawnee, Oklahoma
- Steve Brown of Perrin, Texas
- Pam Scott of Melrose, Florida
- Bill Enk of Paso Robles, California
- Chris Jeter of Truscott, Texas
- Steve Meadows of Staunton, Virginia
- Sam Rose of Gainesville, Texas
- Allen Walton of Bluff Dale, Texas
The tentative schedule and entry forms will be released online at a later date.
About the AQHA VRH World
The AQHA VRH World combines four premiere ranch horse championship events into one: the AQHA VRH World, AQHA RHC Finals, AQHA Cattle Level 1 Championships and NRSHA National Championship Show. This prestigious show draws ranch-horse competitors from around the globe to the Lazy E Arena each June to crown nine AQHA VRH world champions among other top AQHA RHC Finals, Cattle Level 1 and NRSHA National Championships ranch-horse champions in addition to awarding approximately $250,000 in purse and prizes.
For more information on the AQHA VRH World and corresponding events, visit www.aqha.com/versatility.
Learn more about the Four Sixes Ranch, the presenting sponsor of the 2022 AQHA Cattle Level 1 Championships.
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