“Numbers are required to be worn at all times when working your horse. An extra schooling number and number for your halter will be given to you when you pick up your entry packets from the show office.”
Continue reading …Fellow equine enthusiasts, what’s your opinion? Is this a case of “animal abuse” or simply “aggressive riding?”
Continue reading …Only a few weeks remain before competitors arrive in Oklahoma City for the 2015 AQHYA World Championship Show, July 31- August 8th! If you haven’t already checked, be sure to take a look at the working order for your classes. Click here to view the working orders for the AQHA Youth World Show. Class Counts: […]
Continue reading …In addition to the free webcast, which includes video feeds from all show arenas, there are special incentives for exhibitors, trainers and owners. There will be a viewing area in the warm-up arenas where exhibitors can watch their run immediately after exiting the show arena and free previews of exhibitor/horse runs at Equine Promotion’s booth.
Continue reading …The horses were rescued from horrific cruelty. Nearly all of them suffered from a wide range of health problems, including emaciation, abscesses, and open wounds, and deformed feet. The majority appear to have never received hoof care or hands-on contact.
Continue reading …Winning the 3-Year-Old Open Non-Pro class was Megan Hawkins aboard Extremely Dark Chips (Extremely Hot Chips). Winning the 3-Year-Old Limited Non-Pro class was Clarissa Edgerton with So Sleepy Im Magnificent (Too Sleepy To Zip). Then, Jay Starnes rode Kathy Tobin’s Lazy Illusion to win the 2-Year-Old Sale Stakes.
Continue reading …Due to circumstances beyond our control, we are changing our schedule for the Breeders Halter Futurity and National Halter Championship Show.
Continue reading …An Illinois woman found guilty of starving four horses almost to death has been sentenced to 180 days in jail, 2 1/2 years of probation, during which she can have no contact with animals, assessed a $500 fine, and must undergo psychiatric therapy.
Continue reading …Samples from three of the affected horses were confirmed to be positive for Equine Influenza A Virus. The samples were negative for Equine Herpes Virus 1 & 4 and for Equine Viral Arteritis.
Continue reading …“The industry is united in its opposition to these bills. The Interstate Horse Racing Act is the framework on which the present-day $26 billion horse racing industry is built,” said AHC president Jay Hickey. “Repealing it would be devastating.”
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