The Michigan Paint Horse Association is gearing up for the Fall Color Classic. The show will take place October 25-27 in East Lansing, MI. Judges for October 25-27 will be Mark Kuhlwein, Amy Watkins, April Devitt, and Rhonda Replogle. (Youth and Amateur only) Judges for October 26th and 27th will be Jeff Buck, Daren Wright, […]

Working with a series of professionals, experts, and specialists, participants will develop their knowledge in the fields of business, leadership, and communication. Through participation in this two-year program individuals will improve their business acumen, network, and lay the groundwork for long-term financial stability for themselves, their families, and their businesses. 

Due to an increase in exhibitor interest, the horse show has added an extra day of competition, with the 2019 installment beginning Friday, December 27 and concluding Tuesday, Dec. 31, and the prize money pot has increased to $50,000 shared between both the Gold Coast and Gulf Coast Quarter Horse Circuits.

This year, at the 2019 All American Quarter Horse Congress, we will again present the most influential stallions of today’s industry through a showcase of life-size images on the entry wall of the Celeste Center, as well as a video tribute to the many great stallions who stood on Stallion Avenue. We invite all Congress guests to visit Million Dollar Stallion Row.

AQHA’s goal in launching the new language line is to provide faster, easier and more efficient care to non-English-speaking customers through the addition of interpreters capable of providing live support in 240 languages.

AQHLead grants of $5,000 will be awarded to 10 applicants for the Class of 2021 to offset the cost of participation. Grant recipients will participate in the program for the term from the 2020 AQHA Convention in March 2020 in Las Vegas to the 2021 AQHA Convention.

Kick off 2020 with the C Bar C Winner Circuit, January 23-26, 2020 in Cloverdale, Indiana. The four-day show will host six judges: Michael Edwards, David Denniston, John Boxell, Tracy Willis, Robin Frid, and Brad Kearns.

More than 1,300 entries competed for 93 championship titles in western, English and halter events at the AQHA West Level 1. The entries encompassed 328 exhibitors and 343 horse from 14 states and Canada.