We are very saddened to relay the news of the passing of a young equestrian taken well before his time. 27-year-old Clint Collingsworth passed away June 7th, 2018 at his home. In addition to being a lifelong horseman and owner/operator of Collingsworth Quarter Horses, Clint was a NSBA World Champion and had several Top 10 finishes at the All American Quarter Horse Congress. 

The Equine Chronicle would like to extend our thoughts, prayers, and sincerest condolences to the Eagles family following the sudden passing of their family’s patriarch, Preston, as the result of a tragic truck accident yesterday.   Preston was the beloved husband of Kimberly; the loving father of Olivia, Lauren, and Taylor; and the devoted grandfather […]

This annual memorial helps the community celebrate the young cowboy’s life through his love and passion for ranch bronc riding and by putting on the best bronc and bull riding event that has come to the area.

In 1987, Doug married his wife, Chris, who is an AQHA director-at-large and judge. She also serves on the AQHA Ranching Committee. Doug was a rancher, a lifetime member of the American Quarter Horse Association, Texas Southwestern Cattle Raisers and past president of many regional equine associations. His passions were his family, cutting horses and making bits and spurs. He was also an AQHA 20-year cumulative breeder.

“Before Floyd passed, we were able to let him know that the Hall of Fame Committee had recommended the induction of him and his wife, Maryann, into the 2018 APHA Hall of Fame class; he was very happy,” Billy said. “They will be inducted at the 2019 APHA Convention.”