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2021 AQHA Youth World Qualifying

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2021 AQHA Youth World Qualifying

“The decision to waive traditional qualifying for the 2021 Ford Youth World was based on extensive discussion, comparison of previous years’ qualifying data and the cancellation of approximately 30% of the qualifying shows since May 1, 2020, when the qualifying period began,” said Justin Billings, AQHA chief show officer. “We anticipate continued effects of the pandemic, especially in the harder hit areas of the world where many lockdowns remain in place.”

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EC Photo of the Day- Photobomb!

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EC Photo of the Day- Photobomb!

Thanks to Melissa Bourgal for sending in this fun shot of an equine photobomber! “Leggs” decided to steal the spotlight from Mom, as most kids do. If you have a great EC Photo or Video of the Day, email B.Bevis@EquineChronicle.com.

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EC Photo of the Day- Kiddo Trainer

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EC Photo of the Day- Kiddo Trainer

Check out this adorable photo sent in by Stacie Lundquist of 5-year-old Reid with a then two-week old foal that he’s “getting broke for Mommy.” If you have a great EC Photo or Video of the Day, email B.Bevis@EquineChronicle.com.

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Sleep Deprivation in Horses?

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Sleep Deprivation in Horses?

Horses in stables have been shown to have a regular total sleep time of three and a half hours per night. The duration of the different sleep stages is relatively constant. REM sleep totals about 30 minutes a night (15% of the total sleep time) and slow-wave sleep takes up the most time at 65%. The rest of the total sleep time is spent in light sleep.

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EC Photo of the Day- Turning Over A New Leaf

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EC Photo of the Day- Turning Over A New Leaf

“Life starts all over again when it gets crisp in the fall.” – F Scott Fitzgerald Photo- Citified Cowgirl Photography- Hailey- Class of 2021 If you have a great EC Photo or Video of the Day to share, email B.Bevis@EquineChronicle.com.

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Susie Johns Will Receive NSBA Jack Benson Award

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Susie Johns Will Receive NSBA Jack Benson Award

Named for the late NSBA member Jack Benson, the award is presented annually to an individual who unselfishly gives his or her time to promote NSBA and its mission, and create greater interest in the pleasure horse industry. This award has been presented since 1989.

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Young Rider Essay #2- From a Sassy 13-Year-Old to a Horse-Loving Adult

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Young Rider Essay #2- From a Sassy 13-Year-Old to a Horse-Loving Adult

My weekly allowance goes toward my lesson each week. I don’t like doing the work, but if it will help out my parents pay for things, then I can deal with it. When I am with my horse, the work is done and I enjoy my time spent.

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EC Photo of the Day- a Boy, a Dog, and a Horse

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EC Photo of the Day- a Boy, a Dog, and a Horse

Check out this adorable photo of Landon Fricke with Good N Sensational and Tater. If you have a great EC Photo or Video of the Day, DM The Equine Chronicle.

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Safe Supplements For EMS/IR and Cushing’s Horses

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Safe Supplements For EMS/IR and Cushing’s Horses

The cornerstone of managing horses and ponies with metabolic issues resulting in high insulin, is tight control of their diet — specifically, avoiding anything that would promote higher insulin.

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The Silver Lining of COVID-19 for Horse Communities 

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The Silver Lining of COVID-19 for Horse Communities 

Over the course of the last nine months, COVID-19 has proved to be challenging for everyone. People in the equine industry have faced significant hardship, isolation and financial impacts. These unforeseen circumstances provided an opportunity for horse enthusiasts to come together and discuss how to best support each other during these unprecedented times.

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