
Mountain Trail includes boulders, trees, walls, water and bridges (some that move). These courses and obstacles do require proper engineering and inspection for IMTCA Certification, which is key for both horse and rider safety.
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Somebody received a big, birthday surprise yesterday… A big congratulations goes to our friends, Amanda Gately and Ryan Cottingim on their engagement! However, we are a bit surprised that the ring doesn’t have a bit of blue in it… Congratulations!
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An Equine Production just wrapped up six full days of competition in sunny Venice, Florida for two AQHA circuits that were held back to back.
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Join us in Scottsdale, AZ. Sept. 19-23, 2018 for the show that has something for everyone. Great prizes and awards, climate controlled arenas, leveled classes, exhibitor friendly schedule, and fantastic facilities. The AZ Fall Championship has what you want. Mark your calendar now. Be sure to check the website: AZFallChampionship.com or follow on Facebook at […]
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“I am so grateful to be selected for Team USA and to be surrounded by some of the greatest horsemen, women and leaders that AQHA has to offer,” Atkinson said. “I am excited to spend two weeks in College Station this summer, getting to know people from different countries, partaking in clinics and leadership activities, and of course, for the competition.”
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Accept what you can’t change. In this sport, there can be countless uncontrollable factors: your horse spooks, the judge misses a major mistake made by your opponent, you’re denied a re-ride, and more. To maintain peace of mind, you must be able to let go of the things that are out of your hands. Allowing these factors to occupy your mind is a waste of mental energy—something an athlete can’t afford to misuse. It’s best to channel energy toward factors that can be controlled.
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According to the Ocala Star Banner, a former veterinarian, Theodore Oroski, is facing 36 counts of forgery, one count of fraud, and one count of practicing without a license. The arrest report reveals that Oroski blood samples taken for Coggins were never actually sent to a laboratory for testing and the lab owner’s name was forged, in addition to other offenses.
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Being a newcomer to the Quarter Horse circuit, the community has been nothing short of welcoming and supportive. I have been incredibly impressed with my local club and its emphasis on the amateur program. In an effort to foster new competitors, OQHA offers free Rookie classes at each of their shows.
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The Ohio Quarter Horse Foundation is excited to announce that we will be bringing the Congress Classroom to the SOQHA Challenge and Madness shows again in 2018! We recognize that it is not easy to stay on top of your academics or work while competing, so we will be providing wireless internet and a printer to help you do all your work while at the show.
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Teal is not one of the “classic” colors you would expect to see in the show pen. It’s a fresh, summer color that recalls sea and tropical islands. It is exotic, but not too much. It can easily liven up a black outfit and can be worn by every rider, no matter the age or the level. Black pads with teal (and purple) patterns are also a must have!
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