We posted an oldie but a goodie for you this week! We asked who this stallion was, who was leading him, and who was the owner? The bonus question: What year was it? The Hint: American Royal! Pictured is Brenda Dill Salsbury on the left and MaryAnne Paris on the right leading stallion Hard To […]
Continue reading …Yesterday, we posted this Throwback Thursday photo with the hint of the location of California! This is current APHA Masters Amateur Jill Youngblood Hilber of Aubrey, Texas. She is pictured with her AQHA horse, Miss Shauncey Bars! This was in the year 1989 at the Earl Warren Show Grounds in Santa Barbara, California. If you have a […]
Continue reading …On Thursday, we asked Equine Chronicle readers: What year do you think photo was taken? Bonus: Identify the horse and youth rider. Hint: This duo earned an AQHYA World Championship! The photo was sent to us by the rider, Yvonne Burson, who was riding Teds Cowpoke when they won their 1978 AQHYA World Championship in Trail. If […]
Continue reading …Did you guess right? This week’s Throwback Thursday image pictures Elizabeth “Spike” Brewer on HF Skipa Tizzy, who was sired by Skips Artist. “We were #1 Youth in the Nation in 1994,” Spike explains. “We also won my first ever World Champion buckle in Youth 14-18 Western Riding. I spent a lot of time with […]
Continue reading …This week’s Throwback Thursday post comes to you from the 1995 Houston Stock Show! Our questions for you: Who do you think this well-known APHA Tobiano youth horse was, and who is that youth who topped the #1 list in the 1990s? Check back with us Friday for the reveal, and if you have a […]
Continue reading …For our first Throwback Thursday post, we present to you a blast from the past when tires were allowed in Trail. Questions for you: What year do you think this was, and who is the 18-ish-year-old rider? EC Throwback Thursday Reveal: Our photo was submitted by Kathy Tobin, who says this was her, likely in […]
Continue reading …“When I started, we didn’t even have a radio,” Geesaman says. “We used hand signals in the middle of the ring. We used one [finger], two [fingers], and three [fingers] for walk, trot, and lope.”
Continue reading …“That was in western pleasure. We didn’t do a lot of grooming back then! That was before banded manes. Banded manes aren’t very old, you know, when you’re as old as me anyway.”
Continue reading …“I very much remember that day, more so for what happened afterwards. She had misplaced her belt buckle, but she was sure someone had stolen it. It turned out it was just stuffed down into a bag, but it was the big drama of the day!”
Continue reading …“1956 was the year. I was hooked after that day. 58 years later, I still feel the excitement”
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