Amateur Hunter Hack – Monday, October 16, 2017
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The All American Quarter Horse Congress – Monday, October 16, 2017 Judges: Betsy Tuckey, Larry Little, Mike Hay & Robert Meneely Amateur Hunter Hack 1 – AE Hot N Sonny Owned By: Emma Verplank Exhibitor: Emma Verplank 2 – Better Buy The Minit Owned By: Morgan Parisek Exhibitor: Morgan Parisek 3 – Elusive Sky Owned By: Miranda […]
Continue reading …Grand Champion Stallions – Monday, October 16, 2017
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The All American Quarter Horse Congress – Monday, October 16, 2017 Judges: Bruce Walquist, Donald A. McDuffee, Randy L. Jacobs & Larry Little Grand Champion Stallion BEST KEPT SECRETE Owned By: Robert Eurez Exhibitor: Ross Roark Reserve Grand Champion Stallion OBVIOUSLY PREPLANNED Owned By: James Henrekin Exhibitor: Dewey Smith
Continue reading …Coon Family Two for Two Congress Wins With Entrigue and Inexces
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This is Entrigue’s first trip to the Quarter Horse Congress, so Thomas was throughly pleased with her debut performance. “This is her first time here, so it’s really awesome,” he says. “She showed really well. She was on the muscle and looked great.”
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All year round, your horse should be receiving 1-2% of his or her body weight in forage (hay or pasture) every day – for a 1,000 lbs horse, that’s 10-20 lbs/day. However, come winter, your horse is likely to be burning more of that forage as calories used to stay warm, so he or she may benefit from some extra hay.
Continue reading …Congratulations 2017 All American Quarter Horse Congress Queen- Sara Laughlin!
October 16, 2017 Comments Off on Congratulations 2017 All American Quarter Horse Congress Queen- Sara Laughlin!
Congratulations is in order for the new 2017 All American Quarter Horse Congress Queen… Sara Laughlin from the Eastern Ohio Quarter Horse Association! Sara placed second in the interview portion, first in the written test, and sixth in Horsemanship to be crowned your new Congress Queen for 2017. Scroll below to view complete results from […]
Continue reading …Around the Rings at the 2017 Quarter Horse Congress, Oct 16 with the G-Man
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Modified APHA World Show Qualifying Requirements For 2018
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Effective immediately for the 2018 APHA World Championship Show, the APHA World Show qualifying requirement has been modified to provide expanded qualifying options for Paint Horses.
To qualify for the APHA World Championship Show, a horse must:
Participate in a minimum of two APHA-approved events during the qualifying period. There is no minimum judge requirement.
OR
Pay a $1,000 per show qualifying fee if the horse has not participated in the minimum-required APHA-approved events during the qualifying period. This is done at the time of World Show entry. The fee is $2,000 if the horse has not attended any APHA-approved events.
All other qualifying criteria and exemptions remain the same.
First Four Winners Crowned During Congress Elite Halter Futurity- Arentsen, Coon, Mitchell, and Casper
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This morning, Katie Mitchell led All In All Done to win Weanling Colts for owner Wilburn Archer. Second place was JT Mitchell with Mr Clu Times Two. Third was Jim Fritz with Sharma. Fourth was Mitch Leonarski with Quinclusion Midnight. Fifth was Justin Bisel with Ll Good Lookincowboy.
Continue reading …Congress Versatility is Back! With a Special Twist…
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Join us Wednesday, October 18th for an evening of fun while the Ohio Quarter Horse Foundation raises money for the Crisis Fund. A portion of this year’s proceeds will go directly to helping the animals affected by this year’s hurricanes.
Continue reading …AQHA’s Craig Huffhines Explains Reasoning Behind Raising Association Fees
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AQHA recently announced the decision to raise multiple fees that will go into effect January 1st, 2018. In addition to membership fees, other fees that will be affected include registration fees, certificate fees, breeding permit fees, lease fees, embryo transfer enrollment fees, show enrollment fees and more.
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