“After he passed, I always used it with my mare, Demi in the Dark. I even got it tattooed on my back between my shoulder blades where my Showmanship number would be.”
Continue reading …G-Man will be onsite soon, so stay tuned to EquineChronicle.com for his fun around the ring photo galleries and complete results coming soon from Mark Harrell Horse Shows.
Continue reading …Ask questions. The only dumb question is one that’s not asked. Some people tend to get shy when it comes to asking certain questions. I like to think, if I’m spending my hard earned money, I want to know everything there is to know about that horse.
Continue reading …The 2016 Aggie Super Circuit took place over the weekend with a fantastic turnout that enjoyed some good ole’ Texas hospitality and beautiful weather. Mark Harrell Horse Shows Management reports the show recorded just shy of 3,000 entries with 170 Trail entries on Saturday alone.
Continue reading …Known for their immaculate breeding program that has infused quality bloodlines into both the AQHA and APHA Halter horse industries for many years, both Jim and Georgia Snow are looking forward to providing the public with the opportunity to own a piece of their legacy.
Continue reading …In 2015, ISC added Novice Select Amateur Western Pleasure and Horsemanship. The popularity of those classes in the first year has led to adding two more Novice Select classes for 2016 – Trail and Showmanship. The Novice Select Amateur seems to be a growing segment at Quarter Horse shows and ISC shifts as our exhibitors change.
Continue reading …The March date should fit well for exhibitors who like to attend the major Florida circuits in January as well. Also, exhibitors from the northeast and southeast may find it much more suitable for attending AQHA’s major circuits.
Continue reading …While many enjoyed Easter egg hunts or an elaborate Easter feast, others traveled to Lake St. Louis, MO. for the 2016 March To The Arch Horse Show this past Easter weekend. Held annually as an entirely charitable event, the March To The Arch relies on the support and generosity of show sponsors, judges, show staff, and ring crew, who all donate their time in an effort to raise the most money possible for cancer research.
Continue reading …“The impact of the landing shattered my ankle, essentially breaking my foot off my leg. Then, as my leg drove into the ground, my tibia and fibula were broken in three places each, so essentially my leg was crumpled.”
Continue reading …Over the past eleven days, a whopping $24,965 has been raised by 138 people, but there is need for that total to rise even higher. With the funds raised thus far, Chele was able to pay for flood damage equipment, a dumpster, and a port-a-potty. The hope now is to bring in large fans to dry out some of the damage within the barn.
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