
You never know how you’ll end up meeting your other half. For Greg Davis and Dr. GiGi Wood Davis, it seems as if it was always meant to be.
Greg grew up on a horse ranch in Tennessee. He showed his first horse in AQHA competition when he was just seven years old.

Every October, I try to make the trip to Columbus for the All-American Quarter Horse Congress, (sometimes without success) and no matter how many times I’ve been, the experience never loses its magic.
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“At its finest, rider and horse are joined not by tack, but by trust.” – Author Unknown
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Click here to read the complete article 402 – July/August, 2025 By William Given If you have owned a horse long enough, you have encountered at least one medical emergency. If not, you very likely will. There are three behavioral traits of horses that significantly contribute to this. The first, they possess an instinctive fight-or-flight […]
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When it comes to friendly rivalry, there’s nothing quite like that of a sibling versus sibling competition. While what most would think it’s a fierce fight for superiority, some horse showing siblings say the experience of showing against a brother or sister is actually much different – full of love, support, and memories that will be forever cherished. With the AQHA Youth World Show on the horizon, the Atkinson sisters, the Cook sisters, and the Dever brothers share their perspectives on showing with–and against–family.
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