Last week, Schexnayder showed “Carter” to a fourth place finish in the Masters Amateur Junior Hunter Under Saddle. The World Show marks Carter’s debut in the show pen.

“She came out exactly how I ordered her, which was bay with four white socks and just enough white on her face. That’s why she got called All I Ever Wanted. I’ve loved her since day one.”

“I thought my cut was really good, but he was dead on in the finals. It kind of freaked me out a little bit. I was waiting to fix something!

Today marked an exciting milestone for Ruby because this was her first trip to the APHA World Show in fifteen years.

Laura Spell was in the irons for the first class of the morning at the 2013 APHA World Show for her sister, Tracy Stenroos. Spell piloted LX Just Call Me Fancy, aka “Junior,” to a win in the Breeder’s Gold/Silver 3-Year-Old Hunter Under Saddle Futurity.

“He’s actually in the sale tonight,” Baker says. “I think he should wear his neck ribbon in the sale!”

“I went out there wanting to hit my marks straight on and push it all the way. I wanted to push the mark. That was the only way I could go out there and win, because there were a lot of great horses.”

This is Prince’s fifth World Championship title in horsemanship, but it is her first as an amateur competitor.

Exact is a colorful yearling stallion by AQHA stallion, My Intention, and out of Traditionsmistres Too. Horse owners, Jim and Georgia Snow, bred and raised Exact and own both the sire and dam.

Originally, Luneack hadn’t planned to show a horse in the class this morning, but a last-minute purchase by a client necessitated that he step in.