
Click here to read the complete article 176 – July/August, 2026 Click here to read the complete article 176 – July/August, 2026
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When the announcement of an inaugural All-American Quarter Horse Congress Yearling Maiden Open Limited Halter Stakes hit the airwave, offering $30,000 guaranteed money with divisions for mares, geldings, and stallions who were making their show pen debuts in 2025, the halter industry perked up its ears.
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“Dressage” is derived from the French word that means “training.” It is a foundational way to teach a horse according to his natural instincts, biomechanics, behaviors and temperament. Dressage utilizes successful methods that have been practiced for centuries.
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Click here to read the complete article 72 – July/August, 2026 By Brittany Vermeer The Florida Gold and Gulf Coast, Stars & Stripes and Big A, The Madness, WCHA Supreme Championship, Silver Dollar Circuit, APHA World Show, Halter Million, and the list goes on. What do these horse shows have in common? Well, it’s obvious […]
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In an industry where longevity often defines success, Laura and Wade Spell have quietly and steadily built something far more meaningful than a resume. At Spell Show Horses in St. Louis, Missouri, the focus has never been solely on winning but on developing horses and horsemen in tandem. Over the past two decades, that philosophy has produced a long line of young prospects that do more than succeed in the show pen. They thrive in partnership with their Non-Pro riders.
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Every horse show parking lot, barn, tack room, or adjacent bar has one. The exhibitor who knows exactly why they lost.
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