Selected from back numbers, three lucky horses and their owners will have their APHA class entry fees paid, courtesy of the Paint Horse Congress and Kansas Paint Horse Association.

Bidding is now open for the Simons Show Horses Dispersal Sale and will close Sunday, July 15th at 5:00 pm CST on USAHorseAuctions.com.  

The Pleasure Broodmare and Prospect Internet Auction includes 23 horses from Magnuson Farm, home of the popular Western Pleasure stallion, THE ROCK, which they lost in 2017.  This group features some outstanding broodmares and their foals, as well as other top prospects for Western Pleasure and Hunter Under Saddle events.

In the Pleasure Broodmare and Prospect Internet Auction buyers will find 23 horses offered by Magnuson Farm, home of the popular Western Pleasure stallion, THE ROCK, which they lost in 2017.  This group features some outstanding broodmares and their foals, as well as other top prospects for Western Pleasure and Hunter Under Saddle events.

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We are pleased to partner with Cinch and FunnWare Development to offer a TRIAL version of Horse Show Tracker for use at the Stars N Stripes & Big A in Conyers, GA. This will be the first non-World Show circuit and multi-judge (pointed) show to use the tracker.

Shorty’s Caboy Hattery was founded in 1990 by Lavonna “Shorty” Koger in Oklahoma City. Koger had a passion for horse life growing up and was involved with rodeos at a young age. Now, Shorty’s hats are seen throughout the western industry. Shorty’s Caboy Hattery offers quality straw, felt and custom hats, as well as hat renovation services. Shorty’s hats are known for their handcrafted stitching, fun designs/colors and impressive details.

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