Thanks to Cody Parmenter Photography for some fun photos from around the rings at The Texas Festival that’s currently underway in Waco, TX. This show is presented by the Texas Amateur QHA and Big Country QHA and includes the Texas Amateur State Championship Show with six judges and two special events with classes that are […]
Continue reading …The Madness, Wilmington, OH – This top-ten show is shaping up to be another must-attend event! The World Equestrian Center will be busting at the seams beginning Friday, May 10th and concluding May 19th. A few general reminders:
Continue reading …The Illinois Paint Horse Association welcomed in the Spring show season with their Spring Fling that took place April 19-21 in Gordyville, Illinois. Judges for the show were Randy Alderson, Mike Hachtel, Kenny Hall, and Larry Hansch.
Continue reading …The training will focus on Maryland’s nutrient management requirements, conservation planning, pasture management techniques, and best management practices that can be installed on horse farms to protect soil and water resources. The program features speakers from the department, University of Maryland Extension and USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service. Topics include manure storage, handling and spreading procedures; soil health and reseeding; and establishment of sacrifice lots, setbacks and streamside buffers.
Continue reading …The 2019 AQHA West Level 1 Championships is rescheduled for September 25-29 in Las Vegas at the South Point Arena & Equestrian Center.
Continue reading …The Missouri Quarter Horse Association is excited for the annual Gateway Classic Horse Show, May 23-26 in Lake St. Louis, MO!
Continue reading …“Similar markings don’t indicate them being identical, as white markings are dictated by the uterine environment. Identical twins are rare in foals; most are fraternal. Both came out in separate sacs as well.”
Continue reading …Does my equine have to be colored? No, we also have solid Pinto classes. This is strictly based off of color. No pedigree required.
Continue reading …If you’ve ever felt like your riding instructor was speaking in some ancient secret code, be comforted knowing that you aren’t alone. While most instructors do their best to simply and accurately explain topics to help you improve as a rider, even the best teachers forget to explain basic jargon.
Continue reading …“This amazingly generous donation highlights the commitment the Pleasure Versatility Challenge founding members have made to AQHA, the Professional Horsemen’s Crisis Fund and equine industry as a whole,” said Karen McCuistion, AQHA manager of professional horsemen and Team Wrangler. “These members have invested in the future of the industry and are now expanding that investment to their fellow horsemen. We’ll realize benefits from their efforts for years to come.”
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