
The DOT members present did clarify that trailer drivers not engaged in business are not subject to Commercial Motor Vehicle (CMV) regulations, specifically where additional licensing is concerned. Regardless of weight, it was the interpretation of those present that going to an event that may issue prizes does not necessarily constitute commercial activity. As long as participation in the competition itself is not a component of the business with which that driver or the vehicle are regularly engaged, and expenses for said trip are not deducted for tax purposes, a CDL is not required to operate the CMV in question. Those interpretations, as are all CMV regulations, are specific to federal regulations, and state regulations may be less forgiving.
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New for 2018, color horse classes will require qualification by showing to five judges in their respective classes. In additions, Ranch Riding classes will not require qualifying. See the calendar to map out your next NSBA shows and get qualified.
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In addition to the more well-known equestrians, like Andrew Jackson and Ronald Reagan, there are many more who were military riders, horse breeders, Thoroughbred racers, Fox Hunters, Cutting Horse enthusiasts, and ranchers.
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Halter Horses in the auction feature Appaloosa Reserve National Champion 2 Year-old Stallion, Lot No. 49 – A Cool Design, a 2011 son of Te Coolest (ApHC) and Open Halter ROM; Dam of 4 time World Champion ETRADE, Lot No. 29 – Sentimentally, an AQHA mare by Cluition that sells with a filly at side by PHBA World Champion FEARLES GUNSLINGER, born January 1, plus other Superior and ROM Halter Horses, show prospects and broodmares.
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Let me explain… as I tied one of my three-year-olds in her stall following her workout today (not the ever-so-patient 2-year-old tied to the wall in the picture) I had a bit of an epiphany!
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The Oklahoma Paint Horse Club recently hosted the Queen of Hearts Show February 17-18 in Oklahoma City. Judges for the four judge split/combined show were Tracy Willis, Debra Jarvis, Jodi Finkenbinder, and Trisha Armstrong. Scroll below to view High Point results. Thanks to a duo of Megans, Megan Vanderslice and Megan Ryden, we have some […]
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“Especially with a senior horse that likely has arthritis and some hock and knee issues, the last thing you want to do is work them hard and do a lot of tight turns like three-sixties.”
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The 2018 Dixie Nationals Quarter Horse Show wrapped up in Jackson, Mississippi over the weekend. The self-described “Southern Classic,” kicked off with an AQHA Equestrians With Disabilities Show followed by four AQHA shows that were also NSBA and PHBA approved.
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“It’s great to get a win on the road,” head coach Meghan Boenig said. “We put down some really strong rides that saw great scores. I am proud of our MOPs. We handled things better today (compared to last week against Auburn). We’ve made great progress as we head into the rest of the season. There is no taking the foot off the gas.”
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We would like to congratulate two close friends of The Equine Chronicle, Jill Newcomb and Murray Griggs, following the news of their recent engagement!
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