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2022 AZ Sun Circuit Beats Record Entries Again

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2022 AZ Sun Circuit Beats Record Entries Again

In every one of the Scottsdale Arizona Sun Circuit’s 11 arenas, it was evident that there were more horses, more exhibitors, and more family and friends. The final numbers showed 2,500 stalls reserved, which was 300 more than last year’s record-breaking event.
 

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10 New APHA Rules Go into Effect April 1st

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10 New APHA Rules Go into Effect April 1st

Ten rule changes passed at the 2022 APHA Convention in February with early implementation go into effect April 1, 2022. The full text for each rule can be found in the Rule Change Resolutions link on the APHA website, apha.com/rule-books, which also includes the list of all rules passed at the 2022 Convention; the updated 2022 APHA Rule Book reflecting the early implementation rules will be posted by April 1.

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5 Go-to Bits for Taking a Two-Year-Old to an All-Arounder

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5 Go-to Bits for Taking a Two-Year-Old to an All-Arounder

Transitioning from a snaffle or hackamore to a bit with a shank and a curb chain is a big transition in a young horse’s life and not one that happens overnight. First, the pressure applied takes place in entirely new and different areas. Acclimating a horse to new headgear is something that takes time, tenacity, and the right tools. 

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Coronary Band Injuries

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Coronary Band Injuries

Injuries are fairly common in horses because they are large and strong, and highly mobile. Domestic horses in small enclosures injure themselves more often than a less active species. Horses in athletic careers often have greater risks for injury because of the speeds they travel, with more stresses on feet and legs.

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The Identical Photo That Stopped Her Heart

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The Identical Photo That Stopped Her Heart

“It’s okay to love a new horse. Your old partner would want you to. Everything the old horse poured into you, you will pour into your new horse, whether you realize you’re doing that or not. It just happens naturally.”

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The Story of Clark’s Chair

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The Story of Clark’s Chair

“A black chair just like the one in the picture went to all the shows, unless the team flew. Clark would sit in the chair and coach the rail. It was a gathering place for team members to get advice about patterns and the truth of what they did wrong and praise on what they did right. There was never judgement or criticism. He always made it a learning experience.”

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Training and Showing the 5 Most Difficult Types of Horses

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Training and Showing the 5 Most Difficult Types of Horses

Ask anyone who’s shown for any length of time, and they’re likely to agree that not only are no two horses alike, some horses are just plain harder to get along with than others. 

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Super Sires Winners at March to the Arch Are Angela Fox and Sharon Forbes-Hanks

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Super Sires Winners at March to the Arch Are Angela Fox and Sharon Forbes-Hanks

One of the highlights of the March To The Arch horse show that took place in Fort Worth, Texas over the weekend were two Super Sires classes. Executive Committee members, Joan Schroeder and Stephen Stephens, presented awards in the $2,500 added Non-Pro All Aged Hunter Under Saddle Stakes and $1,250 Added Amateur Select Horsemanship Stakes.

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Amateur Profile- Madison Nirenstein

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Amateur Profile- Madison Nirenstein

Female business owners and powerhouse women seem to be what’s trending in 2022, and Madison Nirenstein is no exception. Boasting 32,000 followers on her Instagram page, founding and running her own business, and becoming a household name in the show pen are no small feats individually, but she’s doing it all. 2021 was a record year for her, both professionally and as an equestrian.

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EC TV- Inspired by EC- Showmanship Dos and Don’ts

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EC TV- Inspired by EC- Showmanship Dos and Don’ts

In the January/February edition of The Equine Chronicle, we published an article, “Top Ten Things Judges Hate in Showmanship,” that received a huge response. One of our readers, APHA competitor, Emily Tuma, found it so helpful that she decided to make her own video outlining a few of the errors and fixes with her horse, The Perfect Machine, aka “Bentley.”

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