For all you exhibitors going to Vegas for the Novice Championships, we’re just a few days later and an easy 300 miles away. With plenty of Level 1 opportunities, you’ll find it’s a great place to pick up more points, and great prizes.
Continue reading …This year, the honorees include 11 legacy award winners and 14 cumulative award winners. Legacy breeders are those who have registered at least one foal for 50 consecutive years. Cumulative breeders are those who have registered at least one foal for 50 years cumulatively.
Continue reading …Officials from the Ohio Quarter Hose Association have announced that they will be offering Dual Approved (AQHA/NSBA) classes for Equestrians with Disabilities at the 2015 All American Quarter Horse Congress.
Continue reading …With over 500 stalls rented at the Extraco Center in Waco, TX, the Texas Amateur State Championship and Big Country Quarter Horse Association Show is expecting competitors from all over Texas, California, New Mexico, and several northern states like North Carolina.
Continue reading …Don’t forget about the new classes that began in March of this year: APHA All Ages Ranch Horse Pleasure, Anyone Can Ride Ranch Horse Pleasure, APHA 2-Year-Old Longeline (Open and Solid Paint Bred), and APHA Amateur Solid Paint Bred In-Hand Trail. Another new class starting in April is Amateur Solid Paint-Bred Yearling Longeline.
Continue reading …The ApHC Nationals and Youth World is scheduled to take place at the Will Rogers Equestrian Center in Fort Worth, TX. June 22-July 4, 2015. Although the show is still a few months away, certain deadlines are fast approaching.
Continue reading …In the show horse category, NSBA will induct Harley D Zip. The bay gelding earned more points, World Championship titles, and AQHA Incentive Fund money than any other horse in the history of Western Riding including Open, Amateur, Amateur Select and Youth titles for his owners, the Papendick family of Highview Ranch Quarter Horses of Rapid City, SD.
Continue reading …Six former AjPHA competitors were recently recognized as top student-athletes by the National Collegiate Equestrian Association, named to the NCEA 2015 All-America Teams. APHA congratulates the athletes with ties to the Paint Horse breed; they include:
Continue reading …Youth, Amateur and Open exhibitors, take note: APHA’s popular NSBA Color of Money Show is returning to Fort Worth, Texas, June 23–25. Approved by the National Snaffle Bit Association, this competition is exclusively for exhibitors aboard color-breed horses, so make plans to saddle up for this fun, competitive show that features jackpotted entry fees with 90 percent payback.
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