– Lady of the Hunt – (automatically inducted) 2000 mare bred by Jennilyn Evans of Valley View, Texas, currently owned Rebecca Hogan of Weatherford, Texas.
– Temons Tonka – (automatically inducted) 2000 mare bred by Everett Eakins of Hahira, Georgia, currently owned Char O Lot Ranch of Myakka City, Florida.
– Eyesa Knockout – (automatically inducted) 2001 mare bred by Ronald Fowler of Mammoth Springs, Arkansas, currently owned by Gary Vaughn of Coalgate, Oklahoma.
– R Ms Kitty – (automatically inducted) 2005 mare bred and owned by Jeff Adams of Durant, Oklahoma.
– C Almosta Blond – 1985 mare bred by Wilma Colclasure of Jacksonville, Illinois, and last owned by Niceene Connolly and Amber Willis of Clinton, Illinois.
– Gay Bars Silver – 2000 stallion bred and owned by Liz Kincaid of Argyle, Texas.

The Madness, Wilmington, OH – This top-ten show is shaping up to be another must-attend event! The World Equestrian Center will be busting at the seams beginning Friday, May 10th and concluding May 19th. A few general reminders:

The Missouri Quarter Horse Association is excited for the annual Gateway Classic Horse Show, May 23-26 in Lake St. Louis, MO!

Does my equine have to be colored? No, we also have solid Pinto classes. This is strictly based off of color. No pedigree required.

“This amazingly generous donation highlights the commitment the Pleasure Versatility Challenge founding members have made to AQHA, the Professional Horsemen’s Crisis Fund and equine industry as a whole,” said Karen McCuistion, AQHA manager of professional horsemen and Team Wrangler. “These members have invested in the future of the industry and are now expanding that investment to their fellow horsemen. We’ll realize benefits from their efforts for years to come.”

No. 1 Youth 14–18: Radicalized & Mary Katherine Camp
2004 bay overo gelding by Radical Rodder (QH) x Zippos Dun One
Hometown: Longview, Texas
“I never set out to be No. 1; I just have always said, ‘If it happens, it happens,’ ” Mary Katherine said. “Every time I step into the show pen, I have two things on my mind: to push myself to do my best and to have fun.”

“The Mustang Challenge was wildly successful,” Hanuszczak said. “Fans remarked how surreal it was to get a close-up view of these majestic animals, which many of them had only read about or seen on TV. The trainers shared heartwarming stories about the bonds they built with their Mustangs, and the challenges they conquered together.”

The Appaloosa Horse Club (ApHC) will host its 55th Annual Chief Joseph Trail Ride, July 22 – 26, 2019. The full route requires thirteen years to complete. This year, the third 100-mile leg will be ridden of the 1,300-mile historic trail, beginning in Grangeville, ID and finishing at Musselshell Meadows (near Pierce, ID).