Recognized with official Texas historical marker #17745, the ​sign was installed on the Chilis’ property, which sits on the original site of the Curtwood ​Motel coffee shop where ​the like-minded horsemen and -women worked to legitimize the American Paint Horse as a breed with defining standards.

Entries are due:
March 15 for the Farnam Central AQHA Level 1 Championships
March 15 for the AQHA West Level 1 Championships
April 1 for the Nutrena East AQHA Level 1 Championships

“Oprah’s team was very professional and a pleasure to deal with,” Alan said. “We feel she will now have the opportunity to create her dream vision for what Seamair Farm will become.”

“I realized less than a week before the crowning ceremony that I didn’t have a dress to wear. My dad and I were traveling to meet DAC clients at the time and I dragged him to the nearest mall. We shopped and shopped and shopped. My dad followed me to every store and helped me pick out the dress I ended up wearing to the crowning.”

“We have known for a long time that horses are a socially sophisticated species but this is the first time we have seen that they can distinguish between positive and negative human facial expressions.”

Dohrn has written two business books, Selling Backwards and How to Be a Manager Without Being a Jerk, and he has been featured in USA Today and on Forbes.com. He was first introduced to CHA as a student camp counselor in 1990 at Hidden Acres Camp in Boone, IA. Dohrn and his wife currently raise American Quarter Horses just north of Tulsa, OK.

WACO, Texas – The National Collegiate Equestrian Association on Wednesday announced its January Riders of the Month, recognizing standout performances from the past month of collegiate competition. Equitation Over Fences Rider of the Month: Ashton Alexander, Auburn • Competing in her first-ever collegiate event, Alexander earned MOP honors after defeating Baylor’s Jenkins, 87-68. • Helped lead […]