The show features a wide array of classes including jumping, cattle, halter, western pleasure, ranch, and unique-to-the-breed horse-against-horse speed events. The Appaloosa Horse Club (ApHC) is pleased to announce the addition of select non-pro walk/trot classes and non-pro ranch classes to this year’s show roster.

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For academic scholarship consideration, students must be a member of the AjPHA or APHA for two years, must pass a college entrance examination, provide three letters of reference and submit an essay explaining their educational plans. After they have been granted a scholarship, they must maintain a “B” or better grade-point average to be eligible for renewal.

Applicants will be able to test and become certified as a specialized ranch riding judge during the AQHA Educational Judging Seminar December 12-14 in Irving, Texas. A ranch riding educational session and a video testing session will occur during the seminar. Individuals will be approved by the AQHA Judges Committee based on test scores and other criteria.

Experience history in the making by purchasing a pre-paid badge that will get you access for the duration of the show at State Fair Park in Oklahoma City.

The Arizona Fall Championship is fast approaching and will take place October 6-9 at West World in Scottsdale, AZ. Brush up on your skills or learn something new at the Free Clinic Series featuring top experts on health, training and showing.

There is a consignment fee of $250 and a sales commission of 8%. The consignment deadline is September 19th – a late fee will be accessed for consignments received after this date.

For that reason, Chuck and Sherry have decided to donate every dollar of breeding revenue generated by their decorated stallion, The Gift Of Midas, to furthering this research. This initiative, made through APHF, is supported through a $70,000 whole life insurance policy.

The show has been held in mid-March for the past three years. However, according to a recent survey, exhibitors would prefer the event to be held in May or June. The event typically lasts four days, but AQHA would like to expand it to a minimum of five days.