Jennifer’s partner for the class was her red, roan gelding, PSU Willy Be Krymsun, by PSU Dynamic Krymsun and out of Willy Invite Her. Coming in Reserve was Jodie Cormier Nolen with Absolutely A Love. Third place was Dan Yeager with Cracking The Code. Fourth was Heather Lange with Tell A Rosey Story. Fifth was Anne Wilson with Laziness.
Continue reading …A big congratulations goes out to Mrs. Vickie Strickland, who led her gelding, Mytesly, to be named the World Champions in Performance Halter Geldings. The Reserve Champion was Debbie Kuffer with Tees Coolest. Third place was Melissa Spinella with KM Boalicious.
Continue reading …“It’s an eerie feeling to see people wade through chest deep water while holding their belongings or pets.”
Continue reading …Strong winds and rising flood waters destroyed fences and displaced large numbers of livestock. TAHC is coordinating with Texas A&M AgriLife Extension to establish livestock supply points in areas of critical need, and with Texas Department of Agriculture to receive and distribute donations of hay and livestock feed. TAHC requested the services of Texas & Southwestern Cattle Raisers (TSCRA) Special Rangers to assist in capturing stray livestock and returning them to rightful owners.
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Effective January 1, 2018, youth and amateur exhibitors will incur a three-point penalty if they bring the calf over backwards with the calf landing on its back or head with all four feet in the air. Open exhibitors will incur a disqualification (no score) if the calf is brought over backwards with the calf landing on its back or head with all four feet in the air.
Continue reading …Susie Johns was named the World Champion with her horse, Lopin For A Chex, as well as the Reserve World Champion with I Gotta Good Name. Coming in third was Cathy Corrigan Frank with TAMU Zippin Assets.
Continue reading …There are several equine specific disaster relief funds that you can donate to that will support the efforts of emergency response groups and organizations that are helping horses impacted by the flooding.
Continue reading …“The fire department came, and I waded out to the pontoon boat to get on the big, high moving water trucks.”
Continue reading …The $55,000 added to the amateur halter division was made possible by the generous donations by 10-year cumulative breeders Steve and Kathy Headley of Bloomington, Indiana, who donated $25,000; and 30-year cumulative breeder Terry Bradshaw, and his wife, Tammy, who donated $30,000.
Continue reading …Masterson Farms, LLC, the home of RL Best Of Sudden, today announced that it will close his book to outside mares for the 2018 breeding season.
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