In a new twist for 2019, horses cannot have been shown ASTRIDE in any Western Riding, Trail, or similar Versatility event prior to the Lucas Oil World official entry deadline of September 16, 2019. There remains no eligibility restrictions for Western Pleasure or Conformation classes. As of the official entry deadline of September 16 and thereafter, horses may be shown without restriction at any competition and in any classes, including the All American Quarter Horse Congress, without forfeiting PVC eligibility.
Continue reading …“With a combined effort of the All American Quarter Horse Congress and the Super Sires program, we will be offering three Super Sires classes this year,” said Dr. Scott Myers, OQHA Executive Director. “In a joint effort to help improve our industry, we are looking forward to working with this exciting new program and we feel these classes will be a great addition to our show.”
Continue reading …Dedicated Paint Horse competitors brought their best to the APHA Eastern National Championships March 22–24 in Lexington, Virginia, all vying for top titles and trophies; when the dust settled, 12 Paints and exhibitors stood victorious as the inaugural championship’s all-around and high-point winners.
Continue reading …Taylor Searles- $10,234.52, Emma Brown- $8-535.56, Mallory Vroegh- $7,625.01, Kacie Scharf- $4,401.41
Continue reading …“As ApHC President, I am here to announce that Steve Taylor, CEO of the Appaloosa Horse Club, has given his 90 day notice of his resignation on 3/19/2019.”
Continue reading …During the program year, participants will be partnered with a mentor from the American Quarter Horse industry. These mentors will be an AQHA committee chairperson. AQHLead participants will shadow their mentor’s leadership activities in service to AQHA and the equine industry and will maintain monthly contact with their mentors to gain more insight into their role in guiding impactful industry decisions.
Continue reading …Cheyenne’s aunt, Brenda Spencer, purchased Levi at an auction for $900 as a yearling. First intended as a pony horse on the racetrack, Levi instead became a stellar trail-riding mount before spending several years out to pasture; he didn’t begin his transformation into a show horse with Cheyenne until his 9-year-old year.
Continue reading …“It is our goal to bring an outstanding roster of judges together to judge the Ford Youth World, because it is one of the most prestigious events in the equine industry,” said Patti Carter, AQHA senior director of judges. “We look forward to the great competition at this year’s show.”
Continue reading …Have you completed your nomination for the ApHC Stallion Service Auction 2-Year-Old Incentive classes at the ApHC World Show yet? The nomination deadline is March 31st. Mail or email your nomination to marketing@appaloosa.com.
Continue reading …Horses eligible for Non-Characteristic (N) registration or registered as N and denied advancement after all properly completed advancement requirements have been submitted to the satisfaction of the Registrar may advance to Regular through Leopard Complex (LP) genetic testing if all of the following requirements are met.
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