COLUMBUS, OH – It’s that time of year again. It’s time to submit your entries for the 2021 All American Quarter Horse Congress! The 2021 All American Quarter Horse Congress is scheduled for September 28 – October 24 at the Ohio Expo Center in Columbus, Ohio. All Congress horse show entries must be postmarked by […]
Continue reading …Camille Kennedy won her first golden globe today at the AQHA Youth World show with her trusty partner, The Perfect Kryme, aka “Clyde.” And that’s not all. This pair also won L2 Trail earlier in the show.
Continue reading …Grant Mastin and Hand Made Machine won their first golden globe here at the AQHA Youth World by winning 14-18 Trail. Grant and “Carl” have been a team for six years now. They compete under the guidance of Ryan Cottingim and Mandy Gately.
Continue reading …AAQHC OPEN TO ALL BREEDS Accepting Ranch, Trail, Reining, Cutting, Cow Horses Enter ONLINE Here Download & Print an Entry Form HERE PRIOR TO AUCTION ALL ENTRIES WILL BE SCREENED – Provide Veterinary Examination Form – Confirm required radiographs have been received. – Provides results of eye exam – Provide statement of age for unregistered horses […]
Continue reading …During her young career as an equestrian, Alexia has learned how to adapt to riding different horses in different disciplines, a skill she credits in large part to her trainer, Brent Tincher’s, guidance.
Continue reading …Dear Emily, The best advice I can give you is to keep up your good work ethic, not only while showing, but also behind the scenes. Working hard not only sets you up for success, but it also allows you to know in your mind that you put it all on the table. Every person […]
Continue reading …The AQHA Professional Horsemen’s Council is hosting an online auction to raise money for the Guy Stoops Professional Horsemen’s Scholarship Fund during the 2021 Built Ford Tough AQHYA World Championship Show.
Continue reading …“We also really made it our goal to let everything flow together and to go out there and trust myself, trust Honey, and have the best pattern we possibly could.”
Continue reading …Cherish them, because that teammate you have right now as you walk down the Gateway of Champions won’t always be there. Someday, you’ll look down, and it won’t be the same neck to pat. Cherish every single ride you get. You never know when it’ll be the last.
Continue reading …“I just did Level 2 Showmanship right before this class, so I made sure to review the pattern, correct my mistakes, and apply that to this pattern. There were different patterns, but they all have similar things. I evaluated the level 3 pattern before we got here, watched a couple of draws, and went in.”
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