Q: Do you have to have a number attached anytime a horse is being worked?
Q: Does the number stay with the horse or rider?
Q: What if a horse trainer is working the horse?
“I want to keep him in a positive mood and fighting hard for his future by letting him know that I haven’t forgotten about him, even though I can’t be by his side all the time.”
Continue reading …“Numbers are required to be worn at all times when working your horse. An extra schooling number and number for your halter will be given to you when you pick up your entry packets from the show office.”
Continue reading …The final totals are in for the 2015 Stars N Stripes and Big A, and with entries nearing 16,000 for the ten-day event, it’s clear the double circuit was a resounding success. The show recently concluded over the weekend in Conyers, Georgia with great numbers that sustained throughout the show’s duration.
Continue reading …Daily class winners won buckets filled with brushes and products, $10 coupons, and circuit winners took home Silverado Silver Buckles or custom director’s chairs. Beautiful custom tooled leather briefcases, Bob Avila Silver Spurs, and Jumbo Gear bags were given to the All-Around Champions.
Continue reading …Bronze trophies, Rod Patrick Caiman boots, 20X Atwood Hats, Cinch Jeans certificates, Professional’s Choice Bob Avila bit and spurs, a performance saddle, a Leson Classic saddle, a Jeff Smith saddle, Shorty’s Caboy Hats, and full page ads in The Equine Chronicle are among the great prizes!
Continue reading …Tiny tykes used brightly colored paint, yarn, feathers, beads, glue, googly eyes, and plenty of glitter to decorate their horses in preparation for the ChelMar Farms Painted Pony Show that was set to take place later in the afternoon.
Continue reading …Because of the overwhelming response to today’s National Quarter Horse League Huntfield Derby, the estimated start time for the Low Derby has been moved up to noon. There will be 36 entries compete for the top title as well as cash and prizes.
Continue reading …Chocolate or vanilla? Republican or Democrat? Fort Worth or Oklahoma City? It’s a debate that’s been going on for nearly six years now. Since the American Paint Horse Association (APHA) separated the Open/Amateur World Championship Show from the Youth World Championship Show and moved it to November, exhibitors, trainers, and judges alike have had to make the decision between Fort Worth and Oklahoma City for the AQHA World Championship Show. Starting in 2017, there will no longer be a debate.
Continue reading …While there is no doubt in my mind that Wade would not tell this story himself, I want to give him a shout out for being the epitome and perfect representation of what we all should be in the Paint industry when it comes to extending a helping hand and reaching out to others!
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