
I’d been packing a week in advance for this trip to Del Mar; it was going to be my first AQHA show with my new horse, Where Do I Sign, aka “Tebow.” When Wednesday finally came around, I couldn’t wait to get out of class and head to the airport.
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Sixteen-year-old Kathryn Bunting of Wichita, Kansas, is a relative newcomer to the world stage, but she’s off to an impressive start.
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Class sizes are already looking impressive. This morning’s Open Level 1 Trail class showed 47 entries!
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The Arizona Quarter Horse Association has taken a bold step to keep it positioned as an influential and innovative organization in the American Quarter Horse industry. The Association has created a position of CEO and named Doug Huls to take the reins
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“On the days that I would come visit the barn, I’d yell his name out and he’d whinny back at me. We definitely had a partnership, I think.”
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A little girl with a blond ponytail is busily working with her pony while watching her parents ride a pair of young horses. Mom turns the colt left; the little girl turns her pony left.
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Setbacks are an inevitable and unfortunate part of life. News of horses suffering mysterious illnesses, incurring freak injuries, or coming down with colic is common ringside chatter.
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With the 2017 dates just being released this week, the Silver Dollar Circuit will now run from February 24th-March 1st next year! Be sure to pencil these dates in your show schedule and book your hotel early.
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Where do childhood dreams of horses lead? It’s a decision many horse show kids have faced toward the end of their youth careers.
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A new Tax Court case involving Sally and Michael Judah, residing in Louisville, Kentucky, involved a Saddlebred horse activity and real estate development activities of the taxpayers.
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