“I’m always excited to go to the Convention each year because it’s a chance to get reinvigorated about the direction our Association is taking. I serve on the Show and Contest Committee, and I have read all the letters sent in by members for potential rule proposals.”
Continue reading …The Daddy Saddle promised to provide hours of enjoyment for both father and child (as long as daddy’s knees and back didn’t give out first.)
Continue reading …Quite a few directors have been sending me copies of their 440 Express communiqués. They have been dumbfounded by leadership’s inexhaustible directives on what to expect at the Convention. I hope you have found them as entertaining as I have. No matter how much our leaders attempt to brainwash the members into joining their thoughts on promoting miss-guided agendas, they still just don’t get it, or perhaps do not want to. Glaring omissions regarding the value of points from their remake of the Incentive Fund or the cloning debacle has many wondering if they might not be withholding more bad news.
Continue reading …“He was a barn favorite and left an enormous legacy with his offspring who represent him so well all over the world.”
Continue reading …While some might think of a recipient mare as simply a “baby making machine,” the mare you choose to carry your foal might have more of an effect on its future than you realize.
Continue reading …“Every person that walked in the door was there for the same reason. They weren’t just there to show horses; they were there to make the lives of people struggling with cancer better.”
Continue reading …“It’s like spring training for baseball. People can get out of the north, and it’s a great opportunity to get to practice during the first weekend. Most of the people haven’t shown since usually last October or November. They can use the first weekend to figure out mistakes, work on it during the week, and get another show the next weekend.”
Continue reading …Joining the ranks of the 2014 class were Gloria Good Ride, aka Joe Engle, showing Blue Bonnet, Darlin Nikki Minaj, aka Ty Hornick, showing George, Victoria Holt, aka Travis Duit, showing Twin Peaks, Nita Scumwell, aka Robert Dehn, showing Dixons Investment, Goo Goo Gaga, aka Will Knabenshue, showing Little Bunny Foo Foo, Chi Chi Peru, aka Chris Russell, showing Chiquita Banana, Electric Blue, aka Brent Maxwell, showing High Voltage, and Bill Newcomb, aka Brad Ost, showing Up The Assets.
Continue reading …“In our area, a lot of the stallion owners have had difficulty getting their young horses qualified, and this will help that scenario tremendously.”
Continue reading …One rider that has already benefitted from this new technology is former Rose-Hulman student, Drew Christy, who sustained a traumatic brain injury during a near fatal car crash during his sophomore year.
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