CINCH will offer the CINCH TO WIN program in all National Snaffle Bit Association (NSBA) classes, contributing a product gift certificate to the highest placing exhibitor wearing CINCH brand jeans in each class.
Continue reading …“I had no idea that Harley would be a part of my wedding until rehearsal night… My trainers showed up with him and a carriage that was her great grandfathers that they had restored… His birthday was the same day as my wedding!”
Continue reading …Arkansas Quarter Horse’s annual Memorial Day circuit with Equine Omega Complete Stanford Happening classes was a great success in Tunica, Mississippi this past weekend. Circuit champions were awarded chairs and Stanford participants had shots at money, buckles, and other great prizes.
Continue reading …Riding and working at the barn is a highly effective cardio workout. Following is the average calories burned by a 155 lb. rider:
Walking at 4 mph- 281 calories, Riding at a walk- 176 calories, Grooming- 422 calories, Shoveling- 422 calories, Riding at a trot- 457 calories, Riding at a canter- 563 calories.
The NRCHA has committed to hold the Snaffle Bit Futurity in Fort Worth for the next three years, through 2019.
Continue reading …“We are extremely excited about this year’s group of new APHA judges,” APHA Director of Judges David Dellin said. “I have no doubt they will continue the tradition of excellence that we are working to provide for our exhibitors. They are all extremely knowledgeable and have been through a very demanding test of those skills. I’m very proud to have them as part of the judges’ corps.”
Continue reading …Rocky Mountain Paint Horse Association Treasurer Sue Willard saw joy on exhibitors’ faces as they received their awards from APHA President Susie Shaw.
Continue reading …The No. 1 Western Event presents world class sport and Europe’s leading exhibition on Western riding and Western horses.
Continue reading …Thanks to Natasha Lancaster for sharing some fun photos from the West Virginia Quarter Horse Association show that took place recently at Winfield, WV. If you’d like to share photos from a show near you, email B.Bevis@EquineChronicle.com.
Continue reading …“It was an awesome show with a large turnout and big classes,” says WSQHA Show Secretary Linsey O’ Donnell. “Large classes equaled long days. The biggest classes were L1 Showmanship (19) and L1 Horsemanship (19).”
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