Earning first-team accolades were junior’s Alexi Child and Katelyn Gray, while sophomore duo Taylor Alexander and Erin Gillette rounded out the Horned Frogs’ first-team recognition.
Continue reading …Jeff Kirkbride has decided to step away from his position as Official Congress Photographer. He has served as the Official Congress Photographer for the past 14 years.
Continue reading …When packing the horse trailer for the 2014 Madness in March this week, along with your saddle and spurs, don’t forget a basketball! Why? In case you haven’t heard, The Equine Chronicle will be sponsoring a fun Basketball Shoot during the 3 and Over Novice Horse Western Pleasure slot class where one random competitor will shoot for $1,000!
Continue reading …Two 15-foot-high steel models for the largest equine sculptures in the world were unveiled in Bryant Park on Friday, March 2st1 as part of the launch of Scotland Week in New York City. The larger-than-life installation, known as The Kelpies, have been created by Scotland’s leading public artist Andy Scott.
Continue reading …Congratulations is in order once again for our friend and former APHA competitor, Kate Upton, whose supermodel status reached another level today with the announcement that she is the new face of Bobbi Brown Cosmetics. 21-year-old Upton joined Brown to share the news this morning with Robin Roberts on Good Morning America.
Continue reading …Thoroughbred mare Secret Witness is so proud of her 2014 big bay colt by Its All About Blue. Congrats to owner Cindy Bohn from Grantville PA. Photo sent in by Linda Monaco.
Continue reading …He’s not a doctor, but he plays one on TV. In the cowboy world, actor James Pickens Jr. is just another roper who also happens to be putting on his fifth annual James Pickens Jr. Foundation Charity Roping Event.
Continue reading …According to multiple news sources, 18-year-old dressage rider Ayden Uhlir has become the first equestrian to be sponsored by the athletic sportswear superpower Nike. On her personal blog, Uhlir announced the sponsorship and spoke briefly about what she hopes this opportunity will mean for the future of equestrian sport.
Continue reading …The Board received numerous comments from open competitors requesting that the first go-round start one day later to allow horses more time to settle in after being transported from home to Oklahoma City. The Board considered this request, along with a detailed study of the performance of horses competing on the first day.
Continue reading …Stephanie Moore of Sure A Winner Farm is one lucky lady. She has not one, not two, but three beautiful, healthy foals she’d like to show off during today’s edition of EC Foal of the Day. The first is a charming grey filly by Truly Priceless and out of TheOnly WayTo Travel, a Congress Top 15 […]
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