“The American Quarter Horse Foundation and its community of donors is proud to create impact for our industry by supporting the educational goals of tomorrow’s equine industry leaders,” said Anna Morrison, chief Foundation officer. ”It is the collective passion and generosity of our American Quarter Horse family that supports our youth in chasing down their educational dreams, and it is these same youth who will impact the future of the horse we love so much.”

The pattern book for the 2018 APHA Youth World Championship Show is now online. The APHA Youth World Show is scheduled for June 25- July 8 in Fort Worth, Texas. Click here to view the pattern book. 

“This is just more validation of the quality of APHA judges,” APHA Executive Director Billy Smith said. “Our judges are among the best, and this development will only enhance an already strong relationship with NCEA.”
 

On the heels of celebrating its 25th year in Ohio at the event in Columbus last April Equine Affaire has just reached yet another major milestone—the sale of the company.  As of June 1st Eugenia Snyder, Equine Affaire’s founder and President announced her retirement and transition of the ownership and management of Equine Affaire, Inc. to the company’s Vice President and Executive Producer, Coagi Long.

The Appaloosa Youth Association (AYA) in conjunction with Larry Williams Photography has concluded the judging of the 2018 Youth Photography Contest. Youth compete in three divisions (13 & under, and 14-18) to showcase their photography talents.