Genetic testing is a simple procedure, done with 30 to 50 hairs (with intact roots) from your horse. Mane hair is normally used to derive DNA. However, if a foal is being tested, it is necessary to pull tail hair as roots from a foal’s mane are too small.
Continue reading …The highest selling item, a breeding to Allocate Your Assets donated by Katherine K. Tobin, sold for $2,425.
Continue reading …Karen Thomas of Morganton, North Carolina, and Alison Umberger of Broad Run, Virginia, are both lifetime APHA members who have committed themselves to promoting and improving the Paint Horse breed. Meet each candidate in their respective videos.
Continue reading …– Control AIII: The officers and directors of APHA and the AjPHA should be free of disciplinary action, either within the APHA investigative process or through the private court system.
– Control RG-020-1: Provides that all horses resulting from two Quarter Horses, a Quarter Horse and a Thoroughbred, or two Thoroughbreds be DNA genetically tested and proven to carry a Paint pattern gene as a condition of registration.
– Control YP-075: Allows 13 & Under exhibitors to show up in the 14-18 division if they choose
Continue reading …Presented by the Pinto Horse Association of America, Inc., the Color Breed Congress encompasses four separate breed shows running simultaneously. Participating breed associations included the Pinto Horse Association, the Palomino Horse Breeders of America, the Appaloosa Horse Club and the American Buckskin Registry Association.
Continue reading …AQHA provided scholarship funding to the college or university of the world champion team, reserve world champion team and third-place teams in the junior and senior college divisions in the contest.
• World champion team: $2,000
• Reserve world champion team: $1,250
• Third-place team: $750
The show dates are two weeks earlier than usual, and the entry deadline is December 1, 2015. Visit suncircuit.com for forms, classes, schedules, and more.
Continue reading …New for 2016, there will be a 3-Year-Old and Over Western Pleasure Maiden Slot class. Stay tuned for more details coming soon. Also, this year there will be five days to show instead of four, more prizes, bigger payouts, and Harris work saddles for all-around awards. Returning for 2016 is the popular Equine Chronicle Novice 3-Year-Old and Over Western Pleasure slot class.
Continue reading …From Fort Worth to Oklahoma City, EquineChronicle.com has been busy ONSITE providing daily online coverage with winner interviews, around the ring photo galleries, feature stories, video clips, and up-to-the-minute class results via our Facebook fan page.
Continue reading …Feedback from stallion owners, foal nominators and exhibitors has driven changes to the Incentive Fund. To make the program more beneficial to all competitors, effective January 1, 2016, competition licenses will no longer be required and the point cap will be adjusted.
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