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Addison Krause and Al Be At The Bar won the L2 Youth Hunter Hack at the 2024 AQHYA World Championship Show! What does Addi have to say about her first Youth World Show? Watch her EC TV interview: Note: By the time this was posted, Addi had won three World Championships in total! She also […]
Continue reading …“My horse, Little Daisy Bandit, “Bella,” and I won all three speed driving classes (barrels, poles and stake race),” says Rachael Mogielski, pictured here at the 2024 Pinto World Championship Show. “It was our second PWC. The first was in 2019, and we won barrel racing then, too, so it was extra special for us. […]
Continue reading …By Delores Kuhlwein In a discipline seemingly dominated by horse-crazy girls, a swing in the trend of young men and boys showing their stuff in Showmanship is on the rise. Take the 2024 AQHYA World Championship Show in Oklahoma City, for example. Five young men entered the L3 Youth 14-18 Showmanship out of 70 entries, […]
Continue reading …Sunday, August 3rd, Camille Kennedy and Laced N Whiskey won the L3 Youth 14-18 Showmanship at the 2024 AQHYA World Championship Show in a much-anticipated battle for top honors! First, they made the finals from a field of 70 on Saturday, then 15 teams were called back to compete in a demanding and thrilling finals […]
Continue reading …Watch these two sisters show, and you’ll see them shine with passion for the horse and the determination to become better horsemen each and every time. Georgia started their second day of the 2024 AQHYA World Championship Show with a bang as the L3 Reserve Champion with Sultree in Youth Yearling Mares. Next it was […]
Continue reading …Chad Evans, his horses, and his students, Sadie and Reagan, know how to get ready for the AQHYA World Championship Show – they get rinsed and mudded properly! Thank you to Ashley Joy Lamar for sending us this poultice water fight in action! If you have a great photo of the day, please send it by […]
Continue reading …Saturday, August 3, at the 2024 AQHYA World Championship Show, 70 teams battled for the honor of returning for the finals on Sunday morning, starting at 8 AM in the Jim Norick Arena. When the dust settled, 15 teams were called back to compete in a demanding and thrilling finals pattern. See the list […]
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