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The following Paint-bred competitors will advance to the Individual Medal Finals taking place Saturday, September 15:

Custom Made Gun/Cade McCutcheon (229)—USA
Ms Dreamy/Dan Huss (226.5)—USA
ARC Gunnabeabigstar/Jordan Larson (225.5)—USA
Ruf Lil Diamond/Grischa Ludwig (223.5)—Germany
Blo Gun/Martin Muhlstatter (223)—Austria
Gunna Sassya/Mathieu Buton (222.5)—France
Gun At The Gate/Pierluigi Chioldo (222.5)—Italy
Designed With Shine/Shauna Larcombe (221.5)—Australia
Gunner Dun It Again/João Felipe Andrade C S Lacerda (221.5)—Brazil

This scholarship program was designed to keep future generations interested in agriculture and provide resources to help them succeed by working in a variety of atmospheres. The Ranching Heritage Breeder Internship Fund is open to all college juniors and seniors studying in fields related to horses and/or beef cattle.

YES Facts:

All youth, ages 10 to 18, are welcome – current AQHYA members and non-members. 
Youth will attend interactive sessions designed to develop and teach leadership skills.
Each day features new speakers, presenting topics related to leadership and the equine industry.
Five AQHYA officers will be elected. (president, first vice president, second vice president and two members)
Regional directors will also be elected. AQHYA has 11 regions, and each region has the opportunity to elect three AQHYA members to be directors. Learn about becoming a voting delegate by contacting your youth adviser.

The following two AQHA events have been postponed, due to Hurricane Florence:
– District 1 Special Cattle Event in Lenoir, North Carolina, will be rescheduled. New show dates to be determined. For more information, contact Susan Daniels, 919-894-0600 or visit www.ncqha.com.
– End of Summer Showdown in Culpepper, Virginia, has been postponed and rescheduled for September 21-23. Contact Suzanne Gonzales at 703-201-2915 for more information or visit www.myvqha.com for updates.

The dirt flew and the red, white and blue waved proudly as elite reiners for Team USA clinched the country’s fifth-consecutive gold medal at the 2018 FEI World Equestrian Games in Tryon, North Carolina.

Auburn, which won the 2018 NCEA Overall National Championship, is the preseason No. 1 team. The Tigers also took home the 2018 Western and Hunt Seat Discipline Championship as well as the Horsemanship and Equitation Over Fences Event Championships.

Pre-Entry Deadline-
September 27 (for entries submitted in writing using official forms)
October 1 (for entries submitted using the ApHC online entry system)
Entries received after these dates will be accepted until 6 p.m. the day prior to the class at post-entry fees.