Florida Gold Coast Kicks Off New Year With 11,000 Entries- Click Here For Results and Photos
January 2, 2018 Comments Off on Florida Gold Coast Kicks Off New Year With 11,000 Entries- Click Here For Results and Photos
The 2017 Florida Gold Coast wrapped up the New Year in spectacular fashion with more than 11,000 total entries, according to show management team, An Equine Production. The final tally shows more than 8,300 AQHA entries were recorded, which is an increase of 450 over 2016.
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How AQHA Levels Work-
AQHA divisions – youth, amateur and open – are divided into levels. The levels – Rookie, Level 1, Level 2 and Level 3 – are formulated from an objective handicapping system that assigns exhibitors and horses to competition levels.
Preparing Young Prospects for Sales in 2018
January 2, 2018 Comments Off on Preparing Young Prospects for Sales in 2018
With the peak of the 2018 show season just on the horizon, some of the industry’s top exhibitors are in search of their next equine partner. The hunt for the next great champion brings with it excitement, anticipation, and optimism. The thoughtful preparation of these top equine athletes is a demanding and often lengthy process. Read on to discover how some of the nation’s top consignors prepare talented young stock to be marketed to buyers.
Continue reading …Top 10- A Year in Review- Equine Chronicle’s Most Popular Stories For 2017
January 1, 2018 Comments Off on Top 10- A Year in Review- Equine Chronicle’s Most Popular Stories For 2017
The rags to riches story of a kill pen rescue turned show horse. A memorial for one of the industry’s great show mares. The candid story of trainer who returned to the top of his game after drug addiction. The triumphant tale of an equestrian who’s paving his own way, in spectacular style.
Continue reading …Happy New Year! A New Year’s Show Story
January 1, 2018 Comments Off on Happy New Year! A New Year’s Show Story
Twas the night before New Year and all through the stalls, every horse was made ready, prepared one and all. All the halters were hung, and the saddles with care, with hope that a victory soon would be theirs.
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