More than 2,180 horses, 4,762 entries, and nine countries will be represented. When it comes to hosting the largest breed World Championship in the United States, the largest breed registration organization in the world knows that preparation is the key to having a successful show
Continue reading …The long list of champions to come out of Simons Show Horses in Pilot Point, Texas is a testimonial to the late Lynn Simons’ ethos: produce quality horses with style, substance, and good minds. Lynn’s wife, Andrea, is a respected trainer, clinician, and APHA, AQHA, NRHA, NSBA, and NRCHA accredited judge.
Continue reading …Tonight the best maiden horses in the country competed in the Equine Chronicle Congress Masters 2-Year-Old Hunter Under Saddle and 2-Year-Old Western Pleasure.
Continue reading …The Equine Chronicle Congress Masters will kick off at 7:00 pm this evening with 2-Year-Old Maiden Hunter Under Saddle to be followed by 2-Year-Old Maiden Western Pleasure. If you’re not able to attend this year, we’re excited to announce that you can watch at home, thanks to iEquine! The event will be pay per view ($15).
Continue reading …“I see her personality in the way she carries herself. A lot of that is from her dad, Rl Best of Sudden. Also, I see a lot of her grandmother in her, which is Zippos Amblin Easy. She just has a lot of talent.”
Continue reading …Rodney helped Kathy complete a seamless Western Riding pattern with fluid transitions and smooth quality of movement. Kathy has won Hunter Under Saddle Congress Championships in the past with other horses, but this is her first win with Rodney, and her first in a Western discipline, not counting previous Reserve Championships in Horsemanship.
Continue reading …“We sailed thought it. It felt really good. Also, I know his lopes are really pretty and fancy. I think he should’ve plussed almost everything!”
Continue reading …“I’m writing you from the hospital 24 hours after surgery,” Abi says. You see, after Abi competed on Monday, she and her husband drove through the night to get back to Georgia for pre-operation blood work and a meeting with her oncologist before she was scheduled to have surgery on Wednesday at 3:00 pm.
Continue reading …“I never practice the whole pattern. I kind of pick some obstacles to work on at home, but I try to save it. I don’t want them to be on autopilot. Going in there and showing is part of the fun.”
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