In the video, Bovos shares an overview of highlights and accomplishments of fiscal year 2019, reviews the Association’s financial statement and discusses AQHA’s focus for fiscal year 2020.
Continue reading …“We love seeing our members excel in the classroom as well as in the show ring,” said Peter Cashman, IHSA executive director. “It is our aim that members’ academic and IHSA equestrian experience helps prepare them for life beyond college.”
Continue reading …NSBA Youth are holding an art contest and looking for art to be submitted by youth in three age categories: Small Fry 9 & Under, 10-14 and 15-18.
Continue reading …Nutrena Level 1 Select amateur classes will be held in conjunction with the Adequan® Select World. These classes have been added, due to the cancellation of the 2020 Nutrena AQHA Level 1 Championships and AQHA Cattle Level 1 Championships in response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. AQHA staff worked in conjunction with the AQHA Show and Professional Horsemen councils to develop an exhibitor-friendly schedule for 2020.
Continue reading …By changing to a virtual platform, we have also made some adjustments to YTT layout. First, a team will consist of 3-6 AjPHA members and the entry fee will be $150 per team. Teams do not have to be from the same barn, state or country, but Youth can only compete on one team. YTT events include the following:
Continue reading …The qualification requirement has been waived for 2020 and now you can enter online! To help with social distancing, you may now enter online and complete an entry for one horse with up to five exhibitors. Upload all the required documents before getting to the show.
Continue reading …The Stars N Stripes and Big A horse show is scheduled to take place June 26-28 and June 30th- July 5th in Conyers, GA. The Judges’ Pool is as follows: Stars N Stripes Pool: Eric Petersen, Lynda Danielson, Jennifer Goss, Lora Knelly-Thomas, Kerry Allen, Bruce Brown, Steve Meadows, Mark Russell, Clint Fullerton, Sandy Curl, Will Knabenshue, […]
Continue reading …Super Sires classes in 2020 will take place at two separate venues- the All American Quarter Horse Congress in October and the Tom Powers Futurity in December. That’s right. Now that the Tom Powers Futurity has moved from their originally scheduled date this summer, the Super Sires classes that were scheduled to be held there will be moving to the new date as well.
Continue reading …Furthermore, so that competitors do not have to show multiple times, the yearling classes will be held within the WCHA Breeders Futurity Classes.
Continue reading …All youth can experience the 2020 Bank of America Youth Excellence Seminar in a virtual format from the comfort of their own homes at no charge June 29 – July 1. The American Quarter Horse Youth Association is excited to offer digital content, including online leadership videos and sessions, from the virtual YES at no cost to viewers. Visit to www.aqha.com/yes to register.
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