“I love this pen so much, because of the size, so I felt like I could let him move out and we weren’t so cramped. I was really comfortable letting him go forward.”
Continue reading …“Robin always tells me never to give up until you’re done.”
Continue reading …“I thought he was destined to have his name broadcast over the loud speakers and his name in lights wherever you took him. So here’s a tribute to him… His name is in the dirt in Texas for him to look down on and remember where his home is.”
Continue reading …Curious to find out who took home major hardware at the AQHA Youth World Championship Show and NSBA World Championship Show? Look no further.
Continue reading …After five cuts, consisting of 102 entries, a Congress Champion was named in Amateur Hunter Under Saddle. Rebekah Kazakevicius and Not Just Anyhoo claimed their second big win of the Congress. Earlier in the show, they were named the Congress Champions in the NSBA 3-Year-Old Non Pro Hunter Under Saddle Stakes.
Continue reading …“I like how he is at the slow stuff; he is very methodical thinking,” she says. “He really holds the ground, and he’s the kind of horse that scopes out the poles and point you to the poles. He really enjoys his job a lot.”
Continue reading …The big night is fast approaching here at the 2015 All American Quarter Horse Congress. On Saturday evening, a group of the most promising two-year-old prospects in the country will compete for the titles of Equine Chronicle Masters Hunter Under Saddle Champion and Equine Chronicle Masters Western Pleasure Champion.
Continue reading …Trying, Buying, and Selling Horses at the World’s Largest Show. Every October, the horse industry flocks to Columbus, Ohio for the All-American Quarter Horse Congress. World-class competition may be the number one draw for most exhibitors, but the opportunity to both market and shop for a new equine partner comes in a close second.
Continue reading …In the Two-Year-Old Open Western Pleasure Futurity, Angie Cannizzaro rode Who’s Chasing Who for owners Scott and Linda Berwick to a $13,744.26 payday. The Reserve Champion was Aaron Moses with Zippin A Breeze for Kathryn Frederick.
Continue reading …“It was so incredible!” Jacobs says. “We didn’t see that coming…three Congress Championships this year.”
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