Colten Andrews piloted Hesa Good Ride to the 3-Year-Old Limited Horse Limited Rider Western Pleasure series championship, bringing the duo’s earnings to more than $34,000 over the course of the series. The 2013 chestnut overo gelding by Hesa Special Hotrod and out of Vested Pine Vicky is owned by Tracey Hoffman of Owosso, Michigan. Tracey and “Cruz” also won the PPS Breeders Futurity 3-Year-Old Non Pro Western Pleasure, earning an additional $2,275.

PHBA News NEW Novice Program – Effective January 1, 2017 Novice Amateur Program 5001. This is a program designed to encourage less experienced members within a given class with the opportunity to exhibit with members of a similar experience range in that given class.  5002. Novice Amateur Eligibility. A person is considered eligible to show as […]

The 2016 World Championship Appaloosa Show Premium Book is now online. Click here to view the Premium Book. Regional Club Qualifying Packet Deadline Reminder If your sponsored or co-sponsored shows occurred on or after August 1, 2016, your nominations, show results and membership lists must be received by the ApHC no later than September 5, […]

The Farnam Select all-around amateur is Jim Bound of Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin. Bound showed American Quarter Horse Bound To Cash Chex, owned by Jax Bound of Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin. The 2007 palomino mare, by Nu Chex To Cash and out of SF Kings Firstlady, was bred by Hilldale Farm of Brashear, Texas. Bound and Bound To Cash Chex earned 60 points. They earned the world champion titles in tie-down roping and heading, reserve world champion title in breakaway, third place in ranch riding and seventh place in stake race.

Riders must be disabled veterans or active duty “wounded warriors,” who are participating in PATH Int. Equine Services For Horses programs or who have a Department of Veteran Affairs disability rating.

The U.S. team clinched the lead by five points, thanks to wins in horsemanship and showmanship, along with Top Five finishes in trail and hunt-seat equitation. The second-place team from Italy followed closely behind with Top Three placings in showmanship and horsemanship and trail.

Other major focal points built-in to the new show system package include encouraging entry-level competition, revamping the Year-End High Point Awards, changing the qualification process for the World Championship Appaloosa Show, promoting co-sponsored events with other regional clubs and/ or associations and to increase the number of carded ApHC-judges through the Guest Judge Program.

This regional championships features four days packed with a variety of classes, starting with junior reining at 7:30 a.m. on September 15 in the Event Center Arena. AQHA judges Leo Fourre, Gary Reynolds, Chris Jeter and Sandy Jirkovsky will judge the event. For a full show itinerary, visit www.aqharegion2.com.