2020 APHA Youth World Schedule Posted
March 27, 2020 Comments Off on 2020 APHA Youth World Schedule Posted
APHA is planning on hosting the APHA Youth World Show as currently scheduled; however, we are continuing to closely monitor the COVID-19 situation and will follow the direction and guidance of federal, state and local authorities. We will be sure to communicate any changes as soon as possible. Should the Youth World Show be canceled due to COVID-19, full refunds will be granted, so there’s absolutely no risk in sending in your pre-entries to qualify for the best rates!
Continue reading …2020 AQHA Youth World Cup Cancelled
March 27, 2020 Comments Off on 2020 AQHA Youth World Cup Cancelled
On March 26, the 2020 American Quarter Horse Youth World Cup organizers announced in a statement posted on Facebook that the 2020 Youth World Cup, scheduled for July 3-12 in the Netherlands, has been cancelled.
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Continue reading …2020 Sun Circuit’s Diversity Draws Even Larger Numbers
March 26, 2020 Comments Off on 2020 Sun Circuit’s Diversity Draws Even Larger Numbers
Increases in class entries were seen across the board. There were 22,609 AQHA entries and 4,647 NSBA class entries, including NSBA Color Breed classes. NRHA and NRCHA classes also saw increases. Sun Circuit utilized every inch of the WestWorld show grounds. Ten arenas held classes and additional arenas were available for warm up.
ApHC Cancels All Regional Shows Though May 1st; But World/National Show Still On
March 25, 2020 Comments Off on ApHC Cancels All Regional Shows Though May 1st; But World/National Show Still On
“With the Coronavirus spreading rapidly across the United States and our health care system nearing a tipping point, we had no choice but to cancel these shows,” said ApHC President Ken Johnson. “Nearly 40 percent of the nation’s population is now impacted by stay-at-home orders and that number is likely to rise in the weeks ahead. We have an obligation to safeguard our members and exhibitors, to the extent possible. While a very difficult decision for the entire Board, it was the socially responsible and necessary thing to do.”
Continue reading …Quarter Horse Congress Announces New Corporate Sponsor in Pyranha
March 25, 2020 Comments Off on Quarter Horse Congress Announces New Corporate Sponsor in Pyranha
The Ohio Quarter Horse Association is excited to announce Pyranha, manufacturer of a full line of fly control products, as a corporate partner of the 2020 All American Quarter Horse Congress.
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The largest Paint shows of 2019 remained fairly consistent in their average numbers once again. This year, three international shows made the 2019 top shows list; the Zone 12 European Championships in Kreuth, Germany, once again topped the chart as the No. 1 show of 2019 with 1,481 entries.
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Currently, NSBA has no plans to cancel the 2020 NSBA World Championship Show and Breeders Championship Futurity, August 7 – 16, 2020. Find regular updates here.
Continue reading …2020 Youth World Cup Games Teams Announced
March 24, 2020 Comments Off on 2020 Youth World Cup Games Teams Announced
With the recent Coronavirus pandemic, organizers are communicating closely with the facility to ensure planning is moving as schedule, while keeping exhibitors’ health and safety in mind. If there is no significant improvement of the situation by the end of May, unfortunately the 2020 Youth World Cup might be cancelled. For more information and updates as the situation progresses, visit www.ywc2020.com.
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