
The Arkansas Quarter Horse Association is proud to present the 2018 Circle G Classic, which will take place April 6-8 in Tunica, MS. The Penning/Sorting portion of the event will take place March 31st in Alexander, AR.
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The Big 12 Conference, Southeastern Conference and United Equestrian Conference will all determine their equestrian champions over Friday and Saturday. TCU will host the Big 12, South Carolina the SEC, and SMU the UEC Championships.
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Voting ends Sunday, April 1st at 11:59 pm EST. Stay tuned to see which design will appear on EVERY winner’s jacket at the 2018 Quarter Horse Congress! Good luck!
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A memorial to honor Gary’s life will take place Tuesday, April 3, 2018 at the Sparkman/Hillcrest Funeral Home located at 7405 West Northwest Highway Dallas, TX. 75225. The service will take place at noon with a reception to follow.
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The Spring Reining and Cow Horse Auction entries include lots 1 through 15 horses and the March Internet Auction entries begin with Lot number 31. Bidding starts closing with lot 1 at 7:00 PM, Eastern time on Thursday evening, March 29.”
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While his family and many friends in the industry mourn the loss of Gary today, we should all be comforted that he is at peace and that the legacy he has left behind will last for generations to come.
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Thanks to the Illinois Quarter Horse Association for another great #ShowTip! This time, Amateur exhibitor Kara Flentje gives a demonstration on how to tie a correct quick-release knot. #TheEquineChronicle #ShowSharing Click here to watch the video on The Equine Chronicle Facebook page.
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This is an innovative lesson that has two, four horse classes to judge with explanation, and over 30 movement clips to analyze with explanation.This lesson also provides examples of all gaits levels with explanation, and many more great lessons about what judges are looking for in western pleasure.
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Hooked on the breed after attending the 1967 APHA National Show, Colin Beals jumped headfirst into the world of Paints. He registered his first Paints with APHA soon thereafter, was elected as a national director in 1968 and served as president in 1973 and 1974. During his tenure as president, Colin spearheaded the concept of multi-judge APHA shows. The purchase of My Painted Robin put Colin and his Arizona ranch on the map. He bred nearly 275 Paints, including many national champions.
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Gain leadership experience from the state and youth affiliate by becoming involved with your state’s board of directors and officers.
Volunteer at shows, especially Level 1 and Rookie shows. Gain knowledge of how shows are run or help by being a ring steward, where you’ll get firsthand experience of how classes are judged.
Give input on ways to better your affiliate organization and be involved in decision-making.
Use your professional knowledge to help better your affiliate. If you’re an accountant, have a background in marketing, teaching – you name it – your affiliate can benefit from your skills.
Introduce new events, like dressage or Versatility Ranch Horse. Sometimes organizations lack resources to add specialized events; get involved and you can make it happen!
Represent your affiliate at the AQHA convention.
Meet more people from your affiliate and create lifelong friendships.
Scholarship programs are offered by some affiliates for youth who are involved. It’s a great way to help save money for college.
Receive awesome year-end awards for competing at affiliate-sanctioned shows.
Get plugged in! Your affiliate is the best way to get connected with Quarter Horse events happening in your state.