We would like to extend our sincerest condolences to the entire Cecil family following the passing of their matriarch, Sue Cecil. The Cecil family has long been involved in the Ohio Quarter Horse Association. Her daughter, Chris Cecil-Darnell, is currently the organization’s President.
Continue reading …Some weeks are tougher than others, and the past two weeks have proved to be very tragic for the horse industry. Within a span of the last 14 days, we have lost numerous friends, mentors, great horsemen, mothers, daughters, fathers, and husbands.
Continue reading …Jones was involved in nearly every aspect of the horse industry, from breeding to showing to riding in international competition and more. Her most recent competition was at the 2014 Adequan Select World Championship Show, where she was honored as the Nutrena Senior Athlete.
Continue reading …A catered Life Celebration in loving memory of Daryl will be held immediately after the service at Bushy Park Farm in Aubrey, Texas.
Continue reading …A memorial service has been set for Monday, December 7th for Daryl Lankin, who passed away on December 2nd. A catered Life Celebration in loving memory of Daryl will be held immediately after the service at Bushy Park Farm in Aubrey, Texas.
Continue reading …“He loved his family fiercely, more than anything in the world. He fought until the bitter end to be with his family.”
Continue reading …On November 27, 2015, the horse industry lost beloved equine judge Linda Neely of Oklahoma City to leukemia. Her family would like to establish a youth scholarship in her memory with the Appaloosa Youth Foundation, in lieu of flowers.
Continue reading …“I thought he was destined to have his name broadcast over the loud speakers and his name in lights wherever you took him. So here’s a tribute to him… His name is in the dirt in Texas for him to look down on and remember where his home is.”
Continue reading …His many fans in the industry will remember numerous impressive performances, like when he was crowned the Reserve Congress Champion as a two-year-old at the 1987 All American Quarter Horse Congress, while Ann passed out delicious chocolate chip cookies to his supporters in the stands.
Continue reading …“Doris Ann loved her Pinto friends and really enjoyed meeting and talking with the hundreds of people who stopped at the Foundation Booth to chat and pick up some really good chocolate,” said Gerald Milburn.
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