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Continue reading …“This morning, Reid challenged us. He said we both needed to win trophies today. We have the first one, and it’s mom’s turn now!”
Continue reading …“Now, I’m addicted to it! I love it. When you do well at something, it just makes you want to do even better and try even harder.”
Continue reading …Seven exhibitors at the upcoming International horse show will have their wishes granted because full page ads will be awarded to the High Point winners in Open, Novice Amateur, Amateur, Select, Novice Youth, Youth 13 and Under, and Youth 14-18 divisions!
Continue reading …Follow along with an equine industry professional as he/she runs through the pattern, step by step, explaining the timing of transitions, the proper placement of maneuvers, and gives overall tips for success.
Continue reading …The tiniest of horse show exhibitors will have the opportunity to compete right alongside their idols at the upcoming Little Futurity with two classes designed especially for them! We chatted with Gale Little to find out more about this fun idea.
Continue reading …Understanding the judging hierarchy demystifies how a Western Pleasure class should be judged. It gives both the judge and the exhibitor a qualitative framework to evaluate a horse’s performance.
Continue reading …In comparison, the AQHA entries recorded this year (9,200+) topped last year’s TOTAL entries for the entire show. With competitors flocking to Ohio from coast to coast and even overseas, the 2016 SOQHA Madness was one for the record books.
Continue reading …For the second year in a row, Taft Dickerson was named the Hylton Maiden Champion in 3-Year-Old Western Pleasure at the 2016 Virginia Quarter Horse Classic. Dickerson piloted Extremely Hot Diva to a big payday of $30,200 this evening in Lexington, Virginia!
Continue reading …The Reserve Champion was Cody Parrish and For Your Eyez Only for owners Brent and Kate Bamford. Parrish was also named the Limited Champion and Intermediate Champion. There was a tie broken for second and third; both received $6,250. Placing third was Cleve Wells with Colman for Gerald Kimmel. Fourth place was Gil Galyean aboard Show Gurl for Bill and Susan Blackburn-Baskin. There was a tie broken for fourth and fifth; both received $3,250. Fifth place was Brian Cox with Loping Radical for Allen and Marilyn Wade.
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