The Pinto Horse Association would like for you to save the date for the 2019 Color Breed Congress that’s scheduled for November 1-9 at Tulsa Expo Square in Oklahoma. There will be over $200,000 in awards and $30,000 in payouts.
Continue reading …The event featured old friends and new faces who enjoyed friendly camaraderie amongst fierce competition; at the show’s conclusion, a handful of exhibitors laid claim to the show’s 15 all-around and high-point awards.
Continue reading …KNOW BEFORE YOU GO…
Horse Show: October 1 – 27, 2019
Trade Show: October 4 – 27, 2019
General Information
– Parking
– Camping
– Horse Show Schedule
Visit with an AQHA Member Services representative to:
– Transfer a horse, no matter how many owners for only $20 per horse.*
– Receive your registration certificates with expedited service, if all registration requirements are met.
The 2019 APHA World Championship Show has drawn to a close this year, and The Equine Chronicle has been there for all of the action. In case you missed any of our 24-7 coverage including interviews with winners, articles, around the ring photos, and more, we’ve compiled everything into one place.
Continue reading …As Open exhibitor Tim Finkenbinder led Shes Stylish to the front of five judges’ lineups, Bob and Joyce Cassata of Double C Acres in Morganton, North Carolina, shared hugs and cheers with their friends and family. Minutes later, the couple danced through the arena alongside their flashy mare. One unanimous world championship is phenomenal, but “Gracie’s” win in 2-Year-Old Mares is her third in 2019—making her the newest horse to claim the prestigious Scarlet Print award at the APHA World Championship Show in Fort Worth, Texas.
Continue reading …Did you miss the 2019 Lucas Oil AQHA World Championship Show entry deadline, but still want to enter? Exhibitors have until November 1 to enter the show, but those entries will be subject to late fees.
Continue reading …Sara completed not only a clean sweep of all the Open Western Riding classes here at the show, a feat she’s never before accomplished, she took the top three spots in Senior Western Riding as well.
Continue reading …“This was only his third Trail pattern ever, and we kind of decided to do it last minute,” Brad says. “At first, his focus on the poles would scare him, but that translated into him honing his skills and becoming more aware of his legs. I have to put him in the right spots, but he can figure it out when he gets there. I thought about showing in a hackamore today, but I thought I would have better steering in a snaffle and then still have the ability to put him on a loose rein and show him.”
Continue reading …“I think he’s a once in a lifetime animal and, as many great horses as HighPoint has had, I think he will be right up there with the best of them.”
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