Today’s funny photo of the day is from Lori Cluckey, who says, “I wanted to share a bloopers photo from the AAYHS this year. My daughter had just completed her equitation over fences course when she bit the dust (first time ever falling off at a show). We believe this is the perfect horse show […]
Continue reading …AQHA L1 West Championships and AzQHA Pinnacle hosted another pair of successful shows in May 2025 at South Point Arena. For the first time, read about the sense of community and camaraderie in the atmosphere at this show from the keyboard of Kristen Spinning, longtime AzQHA Media Coordinator. I am used to horse shows being […]
Continue reading …Over fence classes and ranch classes may seem like they’re miles apart as disciplines go. For Youth exhibitor Emilee Yost of Nebraska, competing in both seemingly opposite events such as working hunter and ranch trail is just another day in the saddle – a day she’s earned by working her way up. By Delores […]
Continue reading …Every horse show has inspiring stories of determination and triumph, but at the accessible AQHA West L1 Championships held at South Point Arena in Las Vegas May 19 – 24, stories poured from every stall, colored every class, were written in every smile and every tearful celebration. Settling in to its second year at South […]
Continue reading …Your horse’s overall health depends on his mouth. How well are you taking care of it?
Continue reading …“Awards become corroded. Friends gather no dust.” – Jesse Owens. If you have a great photo of the day, please email it to us: Delores.Kuhlwein@EquineChronicle.com.
Continue reading …The American Quarter Horse Association welcomes Genuine Billy Cook Saddles to its premier group of sponsors. From AQHA: The American Quarter Horse Association is proud to welcome Genuine Billy Cook Saddles to the AQHA Show Sponsor family. Billy Cook Saddles provides unique hand-crafted western saddles and tack to horse enthusiasts across the nation. Built on […]
Continue reading …From KER: Gastroscopy allows veterinarians to directly visualize the surface of the stomach lining. This is the only way that horses can be definitively diagnosed with ulcers, and the only way to reliably assess response to treatment. Some owners are hesitant to “scope” their horses, believing it is too stressful, but recent research should allay these worries.* […]
Continue reading …“You see a horse with your eyes, but you feel a horse with your soul.” – Unknown. If you have a great photo of the day, please email it to: Delores.Kuhlwein@EquineChronicle.com.
Continue reading …(June 2, 2025) Ken and Marilyn Masterson and everyone at the Farm are sad to announce the euthanasia of RL Best Of Sudden due to complications resulting from surgery for the removal of a strangulating lipoma. “BO” was a brown stallion foaled at Roberts Quarter Horses on January 7, 2002. He was sired by A […]
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