Check out The Equine Chronicle on Facebook for more fun videos from the 2017 AQHA World Show! Amateur Western Pleasure Victory Lap Amateur All-Around Roark 100th Win Presentation
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Continue reading …Check out The Equine Chronicle on Facebook for more fun video interviews from the 2017 AQHA World Show. Ross Roark Record
Continue reading …Check out The Equine Chronicle on Facebook for more fun videos from the 2017 AQHA World Show. Amateur Western Riding L2 Youth Mutton Bustin’ Junior Western Pleasure L2
Continue reading …Following Josh Weakly’s win this afternoon in Amateur Aged Geldings with Legacee, his son, Jax, was super excited to hold Daddy’s trophy! Keep an eye out for Jax to win a trophy of his very own when he competes in Mutton Busting tonight just prior to the evening finals performances.
Continue reading …Check out The Equine Chronicle on Facebook for more fun videos from the 2017 AQHA World Show. Senior Western Riding Victory Lap Amateur Trail L2
Continue reading …We had the opportunity to chat with Gil and Becky Galyean about a special moment that happened last night during the 2-Year-Old Western Pleasure here at #AQHAWorld2017. The top three riders, Aaron Moses, Brian Baker, and Denton DeBuhr, at one point in time, all worked in the Galyean’s program.
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Continue reading …Check out The Equine Chronicle on Facebook for more fun video interviews from the 2017 AQHA World Championship Show! 2-Year-Old Western Pleasure Amateur Equitation L2 Junior Trail Victory Lap Cancer Survivor Jill Newcomb
Continue reading …“In 2009, I had breast cancer and a double mastectomy right after the Congress,” Jill says. “I came home from the Congress, had my surgery, and five days later, I showed here. Being able to be here and to have a goal made my cancer surgery not such a big deal.”
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