Are you qualified for the 2018 NSBA World Championship Show that’s scheduled for August 10-19 in Tulsa, Oklahoma? This year will mark the 13th annual event and will offer all-breed classes and over $1,000,000 in cash and prizes during the seven-day competition.

New for 2018:

– A streamlined class list
– Youth Halter Series High Point
– Youth still show free!

With nearly 300 events in 8 different locations, the University of Midwest Horse Fair will have you graduating at the top of your class! The schedule will help you plan your day at the Fair, whether you want to find times for clinics & lectures, observe Breed & Discipline Demonstrations, watch competitions and more!

Georgia, Auburn, and Texas A&M all collected the most All-America citations with nine, followed by Oklahoma State with six. Auburn and Georgia had the most first-team All-America awards with four, followed by Texas A&M who had three.

#7- To approve the recommended changes/deletions to rules REG108.2 and REG108.3 so as make them consistent with rules that require all mares and stallions to be DNA-typed before foals can be registered.
#8- To approve removing REG108.4 since all breeding stallions are now required to have a genetic panel test on file with AQHA.
#9- To approve adding REG109.8.7 as follows: For determining the above defined marking limitations, an inspection of a horse, including a horse in a standing position, may be conducted from any angle or distance from the horse, and the person conducting the inspection may be in a standing, crouching or any other position.

Each AQHA world show qualifier has the option to nominate an AQHA judge by filling out the bottom section of the entry form. As entries are processed at AQHA, the nominations are detached from the entry and sent to Carla Nelson, administrative secretary to the senior director of judges.

The Arizona Quarter Horse Association is excited to announce the creation of the Versatility Ranch Horse division of their club. The Arizona Stock Horse has released a special schedule of shows for 2018 with youth, limited, amateur, open, and cowboy divisions.