This year, core Rookie classes (showmanship, horsemanship, hunt seat equitation, western pleasure, hunter under saddle and trail) will now be featured at the Nutrena East and SmartPak West AQHA Novice championships for Level 1 exhibitors. The classes, designed for beginning competitors, will be offered in addition to the current line-up of Level 1 (formerly Novice) classes.
Continue reading …The competition aims to recognize top female trainers from the United States and Canada. Open to women trainers of any breed or discipline, the six-month challenge started at the beginning of April and concludes at the finals event in Oklahoma City on October 3–5, 2014.
Continue reading …“Nic,” owned by Judy Siebel of Bitterroot Springs Ranch in Stevensville, Montana, earned a composite score of 637.5 for a $3,829 paycheck.
Continue reading …WCHA-approved classes offered at the Futurity will include Yearling Stallions, Mares, Geldings, Limited Open classes, Non-Pro classes, Select classes, Youth All Age classes, Limited Youth All Age classes, and the Best of Show, which will receive a special prize!
Continue reading …By purchasing RGP, members will be able to track American Quarter Horse accomplishments across the equine industry, thus enhancing the overall value of American Quarter Horses and in turn rewarding the owners of American Quarter Horses.
Continue reading …Equitation Over Fences: Quincy Hayes, Auburn
Equitation On The Flat: Demi Stiegler, Auburn
Horsemanship: Kelly Boviard, Kansas State
Reining: Justine Peters, Oklahoma State
The April 30 qualifying deadline is approaching soon. However, there are plenty of shows between now and then to get qualified. Visit www.aqhamembers.org for a full schedule of the locations and dates of shows across the country.
Continue reading …The Qualifying period for the 2014 NSBA World Championship Show ends April 30th. Are you and your horse qualified? Find out here.
Continue reading …“As of six o’clock this morning, there are 325 horses already here. We anticipate close to 450-500 horses attending, and we’re running at about 550-600 stalls.”
Continue reading …South Carolina’s Katherine Schmidt was named the SEC’s Equitation Over Fences Rider of the Year and the Equitation On The Flat Co-Rider of the Year, sharing flat honors with Georgia’s Liza Finsness. South Carolina’s Johnna Letchworth was the SEC Horsemanship Rider of the Year, while Georgia’s McKenzie Lantz was the SEC’s Reining Rider of the Year.
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