Other winners in the All Around include Whos Your Bay Bae ridden by Sara Newton for Kelly Brikenholz in the Open. Lauren Stanley and Extremely Good Stuff won the honor in Amateur while the Level 1 Amateur award went to Toni Ward and Good Cowboy Casanova. In Youth, it was Ella Petak and One Vital Code RV who accumulated the most points. Ima lazy Cowboy and Kaitlyn Bloom were Best of Show for Level 1.
Continue reading …The ApHC Registration Department has produced two “How To” tutorial videos:
Continue reading …Here are your judges for the 2020 Arizona Sun Circuit: Rick Christy Doug Rath Theodore Grose Brad Kearns Garth Gooding Mark Russell Kim Myers Jennifer Thompson Rob Meneely Carly Parks Christy Starnes Valerie Kearns Bill Enk Pete McAlister Morgan Lybbert Debra Jones Wright Jim Dudley Peter Morgan Jim Isley Chele McGauly Fielding Rogers Jeremy Cox […]
Continue reading …Remember to clean your closet and pack those old jeans you no longer wear when you head to the 2019 All American Quarter Horse Congress. Help the NSBA Youth with the CINCH jeans Denim Drive.
Continue reading …Donated breedings sold through the NSBA Stallion Service Auction ensure foal’s eligibility into the leading Stallion Incentive Fund of its kind.
Continue reading …New to the Congress, the Cutting Champions Challenge filled the Coliseum on Sunday night with spectators eager to see champions from 20 different classes go head to head in a winner-takes-all competition.
Continue reading …More than 1,030 horses were on display generating over 15,600 entries. APHA named 211 world champions over the course of 14 days and held a total of 268 classes. Fifty U.S. states were represented as well as Brazil, Belgium, Canada, Mexico, Paraguay and Sweden.
Continue reading …Beginning January 1, 2020, American Quarter Horses competing at AQHA-approved shows that test positive for natural cannabinoids, synthetic cannabinoids and other cannabimimetics will be considered in violation of AQHA Rule VIO401.1, which prohibits any stimulant, depressant, tranquilizer or sedative that could affect the performance of a horse. Per AQHA’s revised administrative penalty guidelines, which will be published in the near future, a positive test for such will result in a fine of $2,500, three months suspension and disqualification of the horse.
Continue reading …The Congress NRHA Level 3 and 4 Open Reining Futurity finals packed the Celeste Center Saturday night, as spectators gathered to watch some of the most promising 3-year-olds in the country compete for large purses and prizes. No one was disappointed.
Continue reading …The Trade Show will be open from now until October 27th with hours of operation from 9:30 am-7:00 pm. There are over 250 vendors carrying everything from clothing and jewelry to tack, trailers, and more.
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