
Manifestation. It’s a buzzword these days, and some might say Ashlyn Gonzalves did indeed speak her current reality into existence.
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Exhibitors arriving at this year’s All-American Quarter Horse Congress will find a dramatically transformed Ohio Expo Center, including new buildings, upgraded infrastructure and—for the first time in the show’s 59-year history—a third major competition arena operating alongside the Celeste Center and VS Code Red Coliseum.
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As Ranch classes continue to grow in popularity across breed associations and open shows alike, Ranch Reining has become a staple of the Ranch division. Yet despite its widespread appeal, many exhibitors still have questions about what judges are looking for and how Ranch Reining differs in style and presentation from traditional Reining.
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Nestled beneath the canopy oaks of the “Maple City” aka Adrian, Michigan, is Beckey’s Place. This midwestern hub has served as homebase for AQHA horse trainer and judge Beckey Schooler for some 30 years. For over four decades, however, her program has turned out impeccable all-around horses and riders that consistently place at the top of all divisions in AQHA and NSBA competition.
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When you look at Shorty Koger dressed in a crisp, collared shirt with starched jeans, a beaver hat shaped “high and tight” atop her temple, you’d be forgiven if you thought she descended from a long line of rodeo cowboys.
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There are a few facts about the horse industry that are undisputed. Every horse has an owner. Every horse owner has varied expectations of what they will get from the endeavor. However, you can be assured that everyone who has ever owned and shown a horse has done it because they wanted some enjoyment from the sport. They wanted to experience the competition, as well as the camaraderie of like-minded individuals.
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