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When exhibitors pull through the gate at a horse show, their focus is understandably on the competition ahead. They’re thinking about settling horses into stalls, walking patterns, warming up for their first class, and making sure they’re in the right place at the right time.
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By Delores Kuhlwein Sunday’s 2 Year Old NSBA Open Hunter Under Saddle Stakes at the 2026 All American Quarter Horse Congress, presented by G.W. & Katherine Tobin and Allocate Your Assets, was packed with tall, gorgeous, 2 year olds with ground covering strides and flow. When the class ended, the top ten lineup was noticeably […]
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For years, an invisible yet understood divide has existed between the horse exhibitor and the horse breeder. They are two distinct camps that benefit and serve each other; but for the most part, they stay in their own lanes.
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Anything is possible as long as you work hard and keep dreaming” is what Tiffany Riehm told The Equine Chronicle in the interview for this profile and, looking back over her time in the horse industry thus far, it must be that mantra that’s guided her to many of her life’s major milestones.
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The 56 entries in Wednesday’s 3 Year Old Non Pro NSBA Western Pleasure Futurity at the All American Quarter Horse Congress read like a Hollywood roster of phenomenal three-year-olds; horses like Truth Or Daree, Boifriend Material, Lookn Like Trouble, Fourmula 1, Thursty Thursday, and the list goes on. After the splits were completed and the […]
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Vivi, as she’s affectionately known to those in her circle, was around two years old the first time she was put on a horse while visiting her cousins who bred cutting horses.
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