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Continue reading …Last year, “EuroPaint” attracted 947 entries and ranked as the second largest APHA-approved show in the world and the largest held outside the U.S. and Canada
Continue reading …In 2012, they participated in a tie breaker that also included the United States and Germany. With their always-outgoing group of riders, it’s always a joy to see the Australians in Fort Worth.
Continue reading …The team was selected based on performances at several shows in Germany as well as recommendations from trainers. A short list was invited to a selection assessment on unfamiliar horses.
Continue reading …The Dutch Diamonds, hailing from The Netherlands, first competed in the Youth World Games in 2008 and won in 2010. This year, they’re excited to try to win it all again at the AjPHA Youth World Championship Show’s premier international competition.
Continue reading …Although Team Canada won back-to-back Youth World Games championships in 2004 and 2006, a win has eluded them since. With four riders, Canada has no alternate to fill in if needed, but they are counting on doing their best, having fun and making friends along the way.
Continue reading …Team USA: Andrea Nelson- Equitation, Madison Malsch- Trail, Kayleigh Azevedo- Horsemanship, Meredith Milton- Showmanship, Kristina Hermanson- Alternate
Continue reading …Impressive performances in some of the largest classes of the weekend resulted in top honors for Lauren Diaz with Promotional Asset and Cydney Benes with Rockin Rasinette in 14-18 Showmanship; Tim Zuidema with The Cape Crusader and Rusty Green with Rock County Kid in L1 Western Pleasure; Rusty Green with Only A Breeze and Cleve Wells with Cool Poco Dot in Junior Western Pleasure; Hillary Roberts with Whatscookngoodlookin and Deanna Green with Bestseatinthehouse in 14-18 Western Pleasure;
Continue reading …Additional entries will be accepted up until the time of the class, but entries cannot be received at the NSBA office after July 15. Any entries after July 15 must be brought to the World Championship Show and made at the World Show Entry Office in person.
Continue reading …“There is not one single factor that has driven up showing expenses, resulted in a decline in horses and exhibitors, a disappointment in the world shows or even a decline in the Incentive Fund, which everyone universally agrees was once the industry’s gold standard. “Many factors have brought us to where we are today, and it’s now the Show Council’s job, working with and through the various AQHA show-related committees, staff and the Executive Committee, to re-instill trust in the show model and give exhibitors the value they’re looking for when they compete with their American Quarter Horses.”
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