2026 AQHYA World All-Around Champions Crowned
Izzy Hostetler named the AQHYA 14-18 All-Around winner, and Molly Mullady is the AQHYA 13-&-Under All-Around winner for the second consecutive year at the 2025 AQHYA World Championship Show.
Molly Mullady and The Road Show photo courtesy of AQHA, by Shane Rux Photography.
The American Quarter Horse Association proudly recognizes the 2026 AQHYA World Championship Show All-Around Award winners. Izzy Hostetler and Gimme Ur Best Stuff earned the AQHYA 14-18 All-Around title, while Molly Mullady and The Roan Show claimed the AQHYA 13-&-Under All-Around title for the second consecutive year.
The AQHYA World All-Around Awards recognize exhibitors and their American Quarter Horses who demonstrate versatility and consistency across multiple disciplines. To be eligible, exhibitors must earn points in three or more Level 3 youth events across three or more categories during the show.
AQHYA 14-18 All-Around
Champion – Gimme Ur Best Stuff & Izzy Hostetler
Izzy Hostetler and Gimme Ur Best Stuff earned the 14-18 All-Around title with performances across six events: Bronze world champion in horsemanship; they were top-10 in hunter under saddle, hunt seat equitation and performance halter geldings; and finalists in showmanship and trail. Hostetler won $1,500 from the Kimes Ranch Competition Fund and over $2,455 in jackpot and NBSA prize money. She received a prize package that included $2,500, a specially designed logoed jacked, champion neck ribbon and a Turtlebox Cub speaker for being the 14-18 all-around winner.
Gimme Ur Best Stuff is sired by RL Best Of Sudden out of This Version Glows by Good Version. The 2019 bay gelding was bred by Kari Jewell of Maysville, Iowa, and owned by Izzy Hostetler of Eureka, Illinois.
Reserve – Hezamargaritamachine & Ava Hathaway
Ava Hathaway and Hezamargaritamachine were reserve in the 14-18 all-around race by winning the world championship in hunt seat equitation as well as a top-10 finish in horsemanship and competed in performance halter geldings and trail. Hathaway, showing Hezamargaritamachine and the horse she partnered with to win the 2025 AQHYA 14-18 All-Around title, I Will Be A Good RV, won $10,000 from the Kimes Ranch Competition Fund and over $380 in NBSA class earnings. For being the 14-18 reserve all-around champion, she received $1,000, a specially designed logoed jacked, reserve champion neck ribbon and a Turtlebox Cub speaker.
Hezamargaritamachine is by Machine Made out of Good Mango Margarita by Zippos Mr Good Bar. The 2019 bay gelding was bred by Rod Jeffries of Shannonville, Ontario, and is owned by Ava Hathaway of Coldwater, Michigan.
AQHYA 13-&-Under All-Around
Champion – The Roan Show & Molly Mullady
Molly Mullady and The Roan Show earned the 13-&-Under All-Around title for the second consecutive year with standout performances across six events: reserve world championships in horsemanship and hunt seat equitation; bronze world championships in showmanship and western riding; a top-5 finish in trail; and a finalist finish in performance halter geldings. Mullady, showing The Roan Show and Country Glam, received $10,500 from the Kimes Ranch Competition Fund and over $1,950 in jackpot and NSBA prize money. For being the 13-&-Under All-Around champion, Mullady received $2,500, a specially designed logoed jacked, champion neck ribbon and a Turtlebox Cub speaker.
The Roan Show is by One Hot Krymsun out of Genuine Goodbar by Zippos Mr Good Bar. The 2015 bay roan gelding was bred by David Shane and Darla Leavell of Simpsonville, Kentucky, and is owned by Molly Mullady of Dublin, Ohio.
Reserve – Snippity Snap & Rose Amala
Rose Amala of Remond, Washington, and Snippity Snap earned reserve honors by winning world championships in western pleasure and western riding; a reserve world championship in trail; and a bronze world championship in horsemanship. Amala, showing Snippity Snap and Pawn Star, received $16,500 in Kimes Ranch Competition Fund money and won over $2,720 in jackpot and NSBA prize money. Her all-around prizes included $1,000, a specially designed logoed jacked, reserve champion neck ribbon and a Turtlebox Cub speaker.
Snippity Snap is by VS Code Red out of Snap Krackle Pop by RL Best Of Sudden. The 2017 gray mare is owned by Two Steps Stables of Redmond, Washington, and was bred by Twylla Lynn Brown of Perry, Missouri.
Congratulations to the 2026 AQHYA World All-Around and Reserve All-Around award winners on their outstanding performances at the AQHYA World Championship Show.
About the AQHYA World
The AQHYA World Championship Show is the world’s largest single-breed world championship horse show open exclusively to youth exhibitors 18 and under. This is the pinnacle event for youth competitors around the world who must qualify for the event by earning a predetermined number of points to secure a spot in each of the classes, representing English, western and halter disciplines, or earn an invitation through their state or provincial affiliate. The show includes Level 3, Adequan® Level 2 and Level 1 Champion of Champions classes.
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