Oklahoma-
Avery Rees
Lauren Gralla
Nicholas Gralla
South Carolina-
Emma Haselden
Maggie Hemingway
Morgan Marlett
Stevie Brown
Taylor Brown
Over 19,000 class entries encompassed everything from Jumping to Roping and included a range of exhibitors from Level 1 to World Champions.
Continue reading …When you enter a D/A class, for example, like the Amateur Western Pleasure, you will pay $50 per class (not per ride/go). Then, after the second go, the composite placings will be tallied and 75% of the entry fees will be jackpotted back and paid on a 40%, 30%, 20% and 10% scale.
Continue reading …Gianna Pozzi – Hunt-Seat Equitation
A freshman from Spring Valley, Illinois, Gianna Pozzi will represent Team USA in hunt-seat equitation. She has an impressive riding resume including multiple APHA world and reserve world championships. She has held various leadership positions within Illinois Paint Horse Club and Wisconsin Paint Horse Club, and she is also an AjPHA national director. Gianna is very involved at school as a three-sport freshman athlete in volleyball, basketball and softball in addition to involvement in the Spanish club, pep club and volunteering at her local food pantry.
Continue reading …The No. 3 Oklahoma State equestrian team remained undefeated in Big 12 play for the first time in school history when it took down No. 7 Baylor, 14-6, on Saturday at the Willis Family Equestrian Center.
Continue reading …RODEOHOUSTON Super Series athletes competed for a share of $1,748,000 in prize money. Each event champion rode out of NRG Stadium with $50,000, plus winnings from the preliminary rounds.
Continue reading …Thanks to An Equine Production we have results to share from The Love Circuit that took place March 15-16 at Fox Lea Farm in Venice, Florida. Judges included Clay Cavinder, Judd Paul, Tom Robertson, Sissy Anderson, Paula Pray, and Anne Pennington. Click here to view SE results. Click here to view S/C results. High Point Winners: […]
Continue reading …“The landscape of the world has shifted dramatically in the last decade, and fewer people hail from rural backgrounds that inherently lead to horse encounters,” APHA Executive Director Billy Smith said. “That doesn’t mean, though, that people aren’t craving the kind of incredible animal connections found so often with horses; it’s our job to find new ways to foster the kinds of experiences that get people hooked on our incredible Paint Horses for life.”
Continue reading …Youth and Amateur exhibitors will be excited to learn of the new Performance Halter opportunities they’re being given this year as well. With only one year of approval as an APHA event, Performance Halter has grown in popularity at Paint Horse shows around the globe.
Continue reading …– RG-070-2: Allows a solid Paint with one APHA-registered parent (sire or dam) to advance to the Regular Registry if the horse also has the Tobiano gene and a Paint trait.
– RG-070-4: Expands the list of eligible traits for consideration of RG-070.E. status changes for horses with at least one tobiano or tovero parent (foal must be out of 2 APHA-registered parents).
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