Everyone at the Congress has a Midknight Invitation to Takealitleridewithme during the Equine Chronicle Masters event this weekend. Believe It Or Not, U R Certain To Look at the incredible lineup of talented horses and riders competing for big purses this year. There’s No Doubting Me! Beautiful Ones Only are invited, so be sure to wear your Black Tie and Heels and you’ll be Kruzin In Style for the big event.
Continue reading …The inclusion of a variety of Level 1 classes this year at the 2017 All American Quarter Horse Congress has provided amateur and youth exhibitors with the opportunity to compete against their peers.
Continue reading …“Jag” is a project that Troy has been working on since he was a yearling. “Alex Chavez and I picked him out as a yearling. Maggie [Grandquist] started him as a two-year-old and then last year I started working with him in Trail.”
Continue reading …Two big Western Pleasure Champions were crowned this evening at the 2017 All American Quarter Horse Congress. First up, Cheryl Mullikin showed KM Call Me Honey to win Select Western Pleasure.
Continue reading …“When I got him, I told him my favorite class was Showmanship. He had never done it before, but I told him that it would be the easiest class he would ever do, because it involves no riding.”
Continue reading …We wondered if Dan and Rob ever feel intimidated competing with all the sophisticated, Select ladies with their sparkling outfits and singular talents. Rob jokes, “Yes! We can only look so good.”
Continue reading …“There are a lot of maneuvers, and that makes it challenging. I like to think that I like a challenge.”
Continue reading …New this year will be the addition of the Versatility Ranch Horse classes as well as more leveling in the trail classes to allow trainers and exhibitors to bring an additional horse or two.
Continue reading …“I thank God every day for the blessings, the horses, and the people I get to be around.”
Continue reading …Although Lydia has never come out at the top of the judges’ cards at a major event like the Congress, she’s well-known around the show grounds as one of the nicest and most appreciative young equestrians, always congratulating her fellow competitors. Now, it’s Lydia’s turn to be in the spotlight!
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