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Continue reading …“Instead of forcing parents into a decision—horses or college—we’re putting parents in a position whereby competing in our Youth World Show can help build a college war chest that will help finance their child’s formal education while they soak up the informal benefits that come with owning and showing horses.”
Continue reading …For 2015, the AQHA Show Committee has reworked VRH, creating six classes: VRH ranch riding, VRH ranch trail, VRH ranch reining, VRH ranch cow work, VRH ranch cutting and VRH ranch conformation. The Association’s new ranch division gives exhibitors the opportunity to compete in the open, amateur, youth and cowboy divisions in any one of the classes; exhibitors are not required to compete in all six classes.
Continue reading …Reining is one of the five disciplines of the 2015 FEI European Championships at Aachen that’s scheduled for August 11th until 23rd. Aachen will host the FEI European Championships in five disciplines: dressage and show jumping, reining, vaulting and four-in-hand driving.
Continue reading …“By adding Level 2 championships to the AQHA World Show, more horses and competitors are recognized for their efforts in the arena,” said AQHA Chief Show Officer Pete Kyle. “Level 2 exhibitors will be competing for specially designed trophies, buckles, jackpots and the title of AQHA Level 2 champion at this year’s event.”
Continue reading …In conjunction with the Zone 4 Show, the South Central Paint Horse Championship named 15 new champions in classes ranging from showmanship to trail. The show was hosted by the Texas Paint Horse Club and was open to any APHA member residing in Zone 4, which consists of New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas.
Continue reading …The AQHA Horseback Riding Program has many great prizes, and to earn these prizes, you only have to follow a few simple steps. Enroll in either the American Quarter Horse or the All-Breeds division of the program, pay the one-time enrollment fee and log your hours in the saddle.
Continue reading …The new $5,000 3-Year-Old and Over Novice Horse Western Pleasure class will pay $5,000 to the winner! In order to compete in the class, horses may not have earned more than 25 points and/or accumulated $2,500 in winnings. The entry fee is $500.
Continue reading …On Tuesday alone, there were 154 Horsemanship runs. Trail classes also racked up big numbers like 60 entries in Senior, 40 in Green, 28 in Youth, and 20 in Junior.
Continue reading …“Our show ended on Sunday night at 9:30 PM with just shy of 4,000 entries, a 6% increase from 2014, which is quite an accomplishment for a weekend show.”
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