
As many of you know, the home base for The Equine Chronicle is in Ocala, Florida. Yesterday, February 14th, 2018, a teenaged gunman opened fire at the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida. His assault ended with 17 deaths and dozens injured. Our hearts go out to the families of those who lost loved ones […]
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“I still remember this very day, over two decades ago. There was a surprise waiting for me at the barn after school. When I walked in, I was greeted by a big brown horse with four white legs and a red ribbon around his neck! There’s not much of my life that I remember without him. He quickly became my best friend and 21 years later, he’s still my Valentine!”
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We have the drive, the passion, and the will to fulfill your dreams, while at the same time fulfilling ours. We try to please, sometimes we fail, and we still get through the day with your horse on our mind.
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Two APHA members are in the running to fill the APHA Executive Committee Sixth Member spot in 2018. Melanie Cox-Dayhuff of Indiana and Lee Ann Hall of Australia will be considered by the APHA Board of Directors for the position; voting takes place at the 2018 APHA Convention, March 2–5 in Irving, Texas.
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the new NCEA National Championship format will include four Event titles in addition to the overall National Team title. Event rankings are determined at each head-to-head competition based on a variety of data points (Win/Loss; Home/Away; Current Rank of Opponent). The Event rankings may differ from the NCEA Team Rankings that are released every week throughout the season, as they are based solely on the results from the single event in the head-to-head meet.
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For example, one common problem often seen when longeing is the habit of a horse to be traveling in one direction while tipping his nose in the opposite and bracing his body- creating an artificial way of going.
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The first of numerous terrorist bombs exploded approximately 10 feet away. She was thrown several yards and suffered flash burns on more than 35 percent of her body, along with critical internal injuries. Her lower legs were shattered.
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Scholarships may be renewed for up to four years, provided recipients maintain high academic standards. Over the past 25 years, the APHF has awarded more than $900,000 in scholarships to more than 300 deserving students.
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“The first step to becoming a full-carded AQHA judge can be through the Level 1 accreditation program,” said Patti Carter, AQHA senior director of judges. “Level 1 judges are able to judge AQHA Level 1 and Rookie classes then, with experience, these judges can progress to other types of accreditation, all-around, specialized or Versatility Ranch Horse.”
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Jordan Kelly and Jeremy Gardemann are very excited to share photos of their perfect Valentine, “Vivian.” This stunning, little creature is by AQHA stallion, Valentino, and out of ApHC mare, Forever N Stars, who is a World Champion and Reserve World Champion Producer, Breeders’ Halter Futurity Reserve Champion Producer, National Champion and Reserve National Champion Producer. […]
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