“I guess it boils down to the reason we are all involved with horses. It is therapy, physically and emotionally. The smiles of the veterans getting ready to show really got me.”
Continue reading …The 2016 Pinto World Championship Show Premium Book is now online! The 2016 PWC will take place June 13-25 at the Built Ford Tough Livestock Complex in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Continue reading …It’s nice to see many up and coming, young trainers break into the top money earners on the NSBA Open Western Pleasure Riders’ List like Pasley Puthoff, Tate Oakley, RJ King, and more!
Continue reading …“Clea represents all that is right about APHA,” APHA Executive Director Billy Smith said. “If her energy and optimism were a virus, I’d hope we could all catch it.”
Continue reading …More than $500,000 has been raised for cancer charities in the past. Be a part of helping that total grow in 2016!
Continue reading …The Appaloosa Museum is a repository of Native American, early settler artifacts from throughout the Northwest and holds the history of the Appaloosa horse including historic artifacts from the Appaloosa Horse Club. Located in the heart of Palouse Country, visitors come from all over the world to see and enjoy the heritage of the horse named for the region.
Continue reading …Qualifying for the APHA World Show isn’t hard—simply compete at a minimum of four approved events under eight judges, and your horse is qualified to compete in ANY class and eligible division at the APHA World Show, which takes place November 2–12, 2016.
Continue reading …Due to the high demand for ranch horse classes at this show, Ranch Horse Conformation and Ranch Trail have been added for youth, amateur and open exhibitors. In addition, a Ranch Horse clinic is slated for Friday, taught by AQHA Team Wrangler Professional Horseman, Marty Simper.
Continue reading …For championship classes with more than 10 qualified exhibitors, the first AQHA class of the regular show will serve as the qualifying round. Championship award presentations will take place following the completion of each championship class. Exhibitors will compete for gold, silver and bronze Championship trophies and money in open, amateur (including select) and youth classes.
Continue reading …When the Adequan® Level 2 championship classes launched at the 2015 Lucas Oil AQHA World Championship Show in Oklahoma City, their debut was met with enthusiasm from exhibitors, owners and professionals. In fact, the addition of the Adequan® Level 2 classes increased Lucas Oil World entries by 32 percent over the previous year.
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