Qualifying Points Announced For 2015 AQHA World Shows
December 2, 2014 Comments Off on Qualifying Points Announced For 2015 AQHA World Shows
Starting at the 2015 AQHA World Show, Level 2 classes will be offered and Level 2 entries will be eligible to win Level 2 championship titles. Level 2 classes will be offered in a one-go-round format. Awards for Level 2 will be awarded after each preliminary.
Continue reading …APHA Show Lease Program Comes Into Effect January 2015
November 26, 2014 Comments Off on APHA Show Lease Program Comes Into Effect January 2015
Leasing is designed to allow Amateurs and Youth showing at APHA-approved events to establish ownership eligibility on a horse that they do not own. Once a lease has been submitted and processed, the horse and rider team may begin their showing adventure.
Continue reading …NCEA Equestrian Update Following Another Team’s Decision to Discontinue Equestrian Program
November 18, 2014 Comments Off on NCEA Equestrian Update Following Another Team’s Decision to Discontinue Equestrian Program
NCEA Update- Nov. 17th The National Collegiate Equestrian Association (NCEA) remains an active, unified and vocal advocate of NCAA Women’s Equestrian. While no action has occurred with the Committee on Women’s Athletics (CWA) recommendation to remove equestrian within the NCAA, the NCEA has not been sitting still. Two important meetings are scheduled in December to […]
Continue reading …First Kansas State Equestrian, Now UT Martin to Discontinue Equine Competition After 2015-2016
November 17, 2014 Comments Off on First Kansas State Equestrian, Now UT Martin to Discontinue Equine Competition After 2015-2016
“This was a very difficult decision for our university but upcoming changes within the NCAA necessitated this move,” UT Martin athletics director Julio Freire said. “We have to be proactive in protecting our Division-I status within the NCAA. Moving forward, we will honor the scholarship of each equestrian student-athlete through their fourth academic year.”
Continue reading …FDA Warns Manufacturers of Equine Stomach Ulcer Products
November 17, 2014 Comments Off on FDA Warns Manufacturers of Equine Stomach Ulcer Products
Merial Press In late October, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration issued warning letters to multiple marketers of products claiming treatment of equine stomach ulcers, including: Horse Gold, Inc. – GastroMax3 HorsePreRace – Omeprazole Oral Paste, Omeprazole/Rantidine Oral Paste Tri-Star Equine – Gastrotec Douglas J. Gordon, Teton Equine – UlcerCure OTC Cox Veterinary Laboratory, Inc. […]
Continue reading …NRHA Expands Medication Testing for 2015
November 7, 2014 Comments Off on NRHA Expands Medication Testing for 2015
Oklahoma City, Okla. – November 7, 2014 – The National Reining Horse Association (NRHA) Board of Directors voted on November 3, during meetings in Oklahoma City, to maintain its Animal Welfare and Medications Policy for NRHA events held in locations outside of Europe. Medication testing will continue in 2015 at NRHA events held in locations […]
Continue reading …Bingham Herd of 75 Abandoned Quarter Horses Find New Homes
November 5, 2014 Comments Off on Bingham Herd of 75 Abandoned Quarter Horses Find New Homes
“The response from the horse world was remarkable. HARPS received more than 300 applications from horse people coast to coast, and we are grateful to each and every person willing to step up and give these horses a new start,” Ewing said.
Continue reading …NCEA Latest Team Rankings and October Riders of the Month
November 4, 2014 Comments Off on NCEA Latest Team Rankings and October Riders of the Month
The National Collegiate Equestrian Association on Tuesday announced its October Riders of the Month, as determined by the NCEA selection committee and honoring standout performances from the second month of collegiate equestrian.
Continue reading …AQHA’s Q&A Update Regarding Collegiate Equestrian Situation
November 3, 2014 Comments Off on AQHA’s Q&A Update Regarding Collegiate Equestrian Situation
“The main question being asked is if there is a chance to reverse the CWA recommendation and possibly also save the K-State program. As of now, the CWA recommendation has not been officially adopted so there is always a chance. The reality is that this is a complicated situation that will require a strategic approach. The horse industry will work alongside collegiate equestrian officials to find the best game plan.”
Continue reading …Message to World Show Exhibitors From FWCVB Regarding Ebola Concerns
October 29, 2014 Comments Off on Message to World Show Exhibitors From FWCVB Regarding Ebola ConcernsWe are looking forward to hosting you in Fort Worth. We understand there may be some concerns about the recent cases of the Ebola virus in Dallas. Please know that we are closely monitoring the situation with local, state and federal health officials, who have made it clear that the public at large is not at risk.
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