
Get tips like how a No. 15 blade is best for white face markings or how using a No. 40 around the eye can help make it look larger!
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“Moe is a champion, and he’s a really good horse. He isn’t mean and doesn’t try anything silly with me.”
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Sugar cane, used for your table sugar as well as molasses, is often sprayed with Roundup. But the most alarming crop is your horse’s forage. Your horse’s hay may be the cause of unexplained health issues. According to federal regulations, animal feeds, grass hays, and alfalfa hay are permitted the highest levels of glyphosate that any other food group.[xiii]
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“Collegiate athletics is another step to teaching our young adults about teamwork. Once these students graduate and start working in the real world, athletes tend to be better managers, have better work ethics, work better with other employees and be leaders in their workforce. Being a collegiate athlete helps prepare our future leaders for the next step in their life.”
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An Equine Production- Upcoming Shows- MQHA Winter Blast, SOQHA Spring Into Action, IQHA Shamrock Shuffle, Love Circuit
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“We greatly appreciate the time and effort all of these judges have put into being great representatives of our Association,” Senior Director of Judges, Shows & Education David Dellin said.
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Quigley is a 4-year-old Pomeranian who’s posing here with his BFF, a 3-year-old AQHA gelding named No Doubt I Do, aka “Spanky.”
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Thanks to 2017 Quarter Horse Congress Queen, Sara Laughlin, for sharing some fun photos from the Ohio Quarter Horse Association Banquet that took place over the weekend! Over $70,000 in awards, crowd selfies, and caricatures with the Queen were some of the fun items on the agenda. If you’d like to share your photos from […]
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Thanks to Lisa Lee for some great photos from the Georgia Quarter Horse Association banquet and year-end awards ceremony. If you’d like to see your club’s photos featured on EquineChronicle.com, email B.Bevis@EquineChronicle.com.
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“Our goal is to bring together an excellent roster of judges for the Level 1 Championships,” said Pete Kyle, AQHA chief show officer. “It is important for exhibitors to know they are being judged by the rules and by a highly qualified group of judges at each show.”
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