The 2016 All American Quarter Horse Congress Super Sale is now LIVE online at www.iEquine.com. The sale will begin 10 am EST Saturday, October 22nd. Click here to watch.
Continue reading …From sleek and modern to rustic and western and fun and funky, everyone pulled out all the stops for the 50th anniversary of the Congress. To vote on the best stall decorations in the Gilligan at the Congress, visit our The Equine Chronicle Facebook page and “like” the stall front picture of your choice.
Continue reading …Check out this very sweet video message from country music legend, Tanya Tucker, who joined Texas Quarter Horse Youth Association Reporter, Tatum Richey, to wish good luck to all TQHA members at the 2016 All American Quarter Horse Congress!
Continue reading …Fredrick Win was born without a partial right leg. It’s a fact of life, not an excuse. Better yet, it inspires a drive to win. Win was born in Burma, a country in Southeast Asia, and started to ride when he was six years old.
Continue reading …The last time Select exhibitor, Carla Townsley, competed at the All American Quarter Horse Congress was more than 40 years ago, when she led a mare named Louann Steel to win the Youth 14 and 15 Showmanship. That was back in 1970 in the Cooper Arena.
Continue reading …The Southern Lights holiday festival returns to the Kentucky Horse Park for its 23rd year. This festival is a fundraiser for the Kentucky Horse Park Foundation, and a holiday tradition for families from throughout the Bluegrass region and beyond. The lights are on 5:30-10 p.m. nightly Nov. 18-Dec. 31, with the Holiday Festival open each night with the exception of Nov. 24 and Dec. 24 to 31.
Continue reading …They have a unique fastener designed to open and close without the need for Velcro. Additionally, it latches at the hoof, not the ankle, meaning fewer rubs. Finally, the boot is made from a high-tear strength polymer that can take the everyday wear and tear that other boots can’t. It is designed to last.
Continue reading …One evening, after visiting friend and trainer Wendy Vancuren-Simons, Lynn told Travis she bought a horse. Although neither had a permanent job nor a home of their own, they were proud owners of a solid Paint-bred mare, Sabrina Knox.
Continue reading …“My advice to everyone is to ride every ride with your horse like it’s your last, because you never know when it will be.”
Continue reading …Elizabeth Slusher, a 21-year-old medical biller, from Middlefield, Ohio, competed in Green Reiner Level 2 yesterday afternoon with her mom, Kellie and her 6 ½-year-old sister, Emma, cheering in the stands. Her dad was also watching. Lynn Slusher was watching his daughter show via the live stream from Afghanistan.
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