The 2014 rule change means nearly all shows and organizations are eligible to count toward PAC credits. Without event approval, there’s no more hunting for shows that are PAC-approved—every show hosted by your favorite organization is an opportunity to double-dip your rewards.
Continue reading …In 2013, the event drew large class numbers with 7,420 AQHA entries and over 8,000 total entries for the show! Anticipated turnout for 2014 is expected to be quite substantial.
Continue reading …A search committee has been named and will manage the process for selection of the next executive vice president, who will be named sometime in the first quarter of 2015. Candidates interested may submit resumes and credentials to evpsearch@aqha.org.
Continue reading …“The role the American Horse Council plays in virtually every aspect of the equine industry is more important today than ever. The AQHA and the AHC have worked together for many years, and there is great value in the AHC’s work on behalf of all segments of the equine industry. I look forward to helping in all these efforts.”
Continue reading …Preliminary numbers indicate an increase in entries over the 2013 Youth World Show. When the dust settled and the final champion was named, the show had 330 horses entered, a 15 percent increase over 2013. Entries also grew, with with a total of 1,560 paid entries, a 10 percent increase over 2013. Forty-five states and international countries were represented.
Continue reading …Get of Sire and Produce of Dam classes, presented by Title Sponsor Merial, will be staged on Saturday, August 2nd. Two additional sponsors of these classes are Snow Quarter Horses and My Intentions. Also on the venue for Saturday is the Lynn Simons Memorial/WCHA classes, topped off with the judging of a Champion of Champion Open Yearling class.
Continue reading …Spectators gathered around the Olympic arena to watch some of the countries best over fence riders compete in a high stakes contest for cash payouts, Huntfield prizes, and bragging rights. Taking place in conjunction with the event was a fun Exhibitor’s Party on the Hill.
Continue reading …Last night, Caroline Ammons piloted Ginnin to a win in the Non-Pro Trail Derby winning $450. The team received a combined score of 244, with an 81, 81.5, and 81.5 under judges Murray Griggs, Judd Paul, and Karen Graham, respectively.
Continue reading …Be sure to mark your calendars for the Fox Lea Farms Fall Circuit, September 12-14, 2014. Mark Harrell Horse Shows is coming to Venice for the Fall Circuit! Judges for the show will be Mike Weaver, Nancy Sue Ryan, Suzy Jeane, Jeff Allen, and Valerie Kearns.
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