
Legendary leather and silver cleaner Janice Eiland, of the All American Quarter Horse Congress House of Glass, has been a Congress fixture for 57 years. Known for ensuring that exhibitors of all ages and levels step into the arena with perfectly polished tack and boots, Janice is much more than just a vendor–she’s an expert in her field who believes in creating lasting relationships with customers who become more like family.
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“True horse lovers may grow old in body… but never in spirit. Because a soul that once learned to trust a horse never ages.” -Unknown. By Delores Kuhlwein This might not be the first time you’ve heard someone say horses keep you young. But Linda Hamilton of Arizona is the living embodiment of the phrase, […]
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When you ask Chris Arentsen of Trenton, Illinois what defines his program, his answer is simple: the people. Not the countless World Championships he’s won or the notable horses that have come through his barn… but the people. From longtime customers who helped shape his early career to newer clients who trust him to guide their journey, Arentsen’s operation is driven by relationships and trust.
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In Loving Memory of “Its All Good Man” aka The Russ, Russell March 28, 2016 – February 25, 2026 By Vanessa Froman “You handled it so well.” No, no I did not! I went insane, lost my spark, bled in silence, shattered alone, wore a smile that lied better than a mask ever would, […]
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Spring is just around the corner, and you know what that means… longer days, warmer breezes, greener pastures. Spring is probably my favorite of the four seasons, fall being next in line. I like the Spring season because it’s a harbinger of life. It’s like someone turns a switch shifting us from the dead of winter to the birth of Spring. The flowers bloom, the grass greens, the birds chirp, and frozen streams and ponds jump to life.
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By Region 5 Director Lauren Goolsby: Each year, the Region 5 Youth Directors of the American Quarter Horse Youth Association (AQHYA) host an annual leadership conference designed to unite members and non-members while highlighting the educational, leadership, and personal growth opportunities available through the association. Continuing a strong tradition of impactful youth engagement, the 2025 […]
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Don’t Give Up,” a phrase often echoed throughout the challenging world of horse shows, is also a phrase perfectly suited to industry icon Heidi Rasor, who has hit her stride as a Select Amateur after chasing her Gold Globe dreams for 27 years.
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By Lindsey Lenard, Horse Spot When Alysa smiles on the ice, you can’t help but gaze back and smile too. It’s not just about the technicality of her performance or her graceful jumps. It’s the joy. You can tell she loves being there. And it would be the same performance whether or not she had […]
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Homicide Hunter, the Fastest Trotter in the World, Transforms for the Hunt Seat at 2026 Pinto World By Delores Kuhlwein “Though no one can go back and make a brand new start, anyone can start from now and make a brand new ending.” – Carl Bard. Anyone who has watched an exciting horse race understands […]
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In honor of the reader-inspired idea of revisiting the horses who are the backbone of our industry, we’ve established Memory Lane Monday. This week’s horse needs no introduction, but we’ll attempt it anyway! Vital Signs Are Good, whose legacy includes the VS horses so cherished in today’s show industry, was inducted into the 2019 AQHA […]
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