“He spoke of memories we’d had over the years, the miles on the road, and the struggles I’d given him as a trainer. Apparently, I was ‘more difficult to break than a stubborn colt!’
Continue reading …It’s pretty tough to go from first place, under both judges one day, to last place the next, especially when I’m reading on social media about everyone else’s success. It seems as if these days, Facebook news feeds are filled with happy pictures and cheerful posts about World Show qualifying, titles accomplished, ribbons earned, and trophies won.
Continue reading …“One of the best ways to get better at an activity or sport is to watch yourself do it on film. SOLOSHOT makes it easy to capture that content and review it later.”
Continue reading …Do you know someone adventurous enough to tackle obstacles like the Jumping Spider or Warped Wall? Longtime AQHA competitors, Ronnie and Vickie Kent, know someone willing to tackle such a feat, their 39-year-old son Brian Kent.
Continue reading …The seventh annual Jerry Wells Memorial Scholarship Halter Futurity for Quarter Horses was held on Saturday, May 30th, as a special World Conformation Horse Association event during the prestigious Oklahoma Quarter Horse Association’s annual Redbud Spectacular Horse Show at the State Fairgrounds Arena in Oklahoma City.
Continue reading …Showing horses isn’t all about winning that blue ribbon, but it certainly doesn’t hurt to be recognized, especially when you’re having a rough day!
Continue reading …On Tuesday alone, there were 154 Horsemanship runs. Trail classes also racked up big numbers like 60 entries in Senior, 40 in Green, 28 in Youth, and 20 in Junior.
Continue reading …“Our show ended on Sunday night at 9:30 PM with just shy of 4,000 entries, a 6% increase from 2014, which is quite an accomplishment for a weekend show.”
Continue reading …The earliest records of the Little River show date back to 1983 when it was known as the “Little River Farm Circuit” held in Southern Pines, North Carolina on a beautiful plantation with an arena, stalls, and a racetrack.
Continue reading …Big news for this year’s show is the announcement of the new $5,000 3-Year-Old and Over Novice Horse Western Pleasure class. The winner of this class will receive $5,000, and the purse will be paid down six places. NO OPEN RIDERS will be allowed to compete. This class is ONLY for LIMITED, INTERMEDIATE, and NON-Pro competitors.
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