First, Cameron Rohn rode his APHA gelding, Secret Treasure, to a World Champion finish in 14-18 Working Hunter. Then, he returned to the pen for the Novice Youth Equitation Over Fences, where the duo claimed the top spot once again.
Continue reading …“Catorce basically means 14 in Spanish,” Cartmell says. “He’s named that because he’s the fourteenth horse this mare has had.
Continue reading …Seven horse and rider teams gathered in the arena, with their trusty helpers and wheelbarrows full of tack and clothing, to try to become the 2014 Versatility Champion and winner of $500 in cold, hard cash.
Continue reading …This year, Parker defended her title and was named the unanimous World Champion in the class, making her devoted daddy and horse trainer, Olin Parker, very proud.
Continue reading …Excitement is building for the NSBA Foundation Trainer Crisis Fund Bridleless Western Pleasure Class tomorrow, Saturday June 28, 2014, in Berrien Springs, Michigan. Entries will be taken Saturday morning in the show office. Enter by making a $100 donation to the NSBA Foundation Crisis Fund.
Continue reading …“The exhibitors like to be able to watch the other association’s classes during their prime events. Everyone, regardless of ApHC or APHA membership, has a common interest, the horse, so being in an environment like this is a great experience.”
Continue reading …After a roaring good time in at the 2013 Open/Amateur World Championship Show, the ping-pong tournament is back to raise money for the APHF Youth World Show Scholarship Fund. Whether you’re on a team or playing solo, everyone is invited to compete. To enter the contest, just show up ready for some friendly competition.
Continue reading …NRHA congratulates these ancillary class winners who marked the highest score in their classes! Stay tuned for more updates as the show nears its end on June 28! The most up-to-date results can be found at www.nrhaderby.com.
Continue reading …The most affordable registration fees for Paint foals are always available until June 30 of the calendar year foaled (for those horses/breeders in the Northern Hemisphere) or for 90 days after foaling, whichever is later. During that time, breeders can register their new additions for as low as $15 (Solid Paint-Bred foals), $25 (Regular Registry foals) or $70 (cropout foals).
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