This year, our 21st year, will truly be bigger and better than ever before. The show boasts FREE entry fees and no stall fees for exhibitors. All fees are paid by the Mississippi Quarter Horse Youth Association. We are fortunate to have all four judges donating their services for the event. Others donating their services are show coordinator, announcers, show secretary, and the MANY volunteers it takes to put on a horse show event.

A foal must be sired by a Breeders’ Trust-subscribed stallion to become eligible for exclusive purses at the World Show, including Breeders’ Futurity classes as well as the prerequisite for the Breeders’ Trust Pleasure Stakes classes. At the 2018 World Show, these classes paid out more than $300,000 !

Carolina Gamecock Jordan Scott takes the Shorty’s Reining Rider of the Month award for November.  Scott went undefeated during the month of November with all rides on the road. The junior from Bristol, Tennessee leads South Carolina’s reining squad with her 5-2 record on the season.

REINING- Shea Gilson • Fresno State
– Went 2-0 for the Bulldogs during November with one Most Outstanding Performer award.
– Won her point at home against South Carolina, 76-75 on November 9 while being named Most Outstanding Performer in reining.
– Defeated her Baylor opponent, 73.5-72.5, on November 10.

Do you have a foal (yearling) sired by one of the following stallions? You might be eligible to enter the prestigious Stallion Service Auction Two-Year-Old Incentive Classes at the 2019 World Championship Appaloosa Show!

Throughout 2019, NSBYA will be holding Denim Drives at various horse shows. NSBYA will collect gently used, clean denim to donate to local homeless shelters at different horse shows. We are kicking off the project in Tampa, Florida during the Gold and Gulf Coast Circuits December 28 – January 5, 2019 at the Florida State Fairgrounds. 

The National Collegiate Equestrian Association on Wednesday announced the first set of NCEA Event Rankings for the 2018-19 collegiate equestrian season, as determined by the NCEA Selection Committee.

The first ever Appaloosa Halter Futurity was successfully held on Saturday, October 27th, where over $90,000 in cash and prizes were given away in four classes. Classes with the most entries at the show included Non-Pro Ranch Riding, Non-Pro Trail, and Non-Pro Showmanship.

Auburn claims the top position in the final poll of the fall season.  The Tigers have remained No. 1 since the 2018 Preseason Poll. SMU holds steady at No. 2 while South Carolina jumps up to No. 3.  Texas A&M drops down one spot to No. 4.