
Our original story had started out as the following, right after the L3 Youth 14-18 Ranch Riding finals: Gunnin For The Gold has become an appropriate name for Kyrah Bowker’s Ranch Youth Horse, a 2014 palomino gelding by Pale Face Dunnit and out of Gorgeous Like A Star (by Smart Like Juice)and bred by Greg Hill of Huron, […]
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By Delores Kuhlwein The video on social media of Stella Dorsey taking a jump with one hand on her Gold Globe and the other hand on the reins of DGS Vintage, aka “Luke,” in her victory lap after winning the L3 Hunter Hack at AQHYA Youth World speaks volumes of her tenacity as a horseman […]
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I have heard it said that breed shows are “pricing people out.” That is somewhat true, but not for the reasons you may think. The stereotype that upper level breed shows cost more money is correct, however. Facilities, judges, show staff, ect, all cost money. The larger the event, the more money it cost to put it on.
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Equine Protozoal Myeloencephalitis (EPM) is a serious, debilitating disease that attacks the central nervous system of a horse. The infection causes an inflammation of the animal’s brain and spinal cord. The organism causing the infection is the single-celled protozoan Sarcocystis neurona.
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Amateur owner and rider Kimber Mitchell’s story is one of grit, versatility, and a work ethic that turned opportunity into success. She didn’t build her career in one discipline, on one horse, or in one show season, although she has only been competing at major competitions for a relatively short amount of time.
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By Delores Kuhlwein When the Valley family of Queen Creek, Arizona—Dad Sean, Mom Jessica, and daughter Addison– elected to market their youth show horse Three Elegant Chips, a 2007 bay tobiano mare by Three Chips and out of Elegance Two A Tee, they didn’t come to the decision lightly. Addison had shown the mare in […]
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Nestled in the hills of Southern California is one of the leading schools of agriculture: Mt. San Antonio College (Mt. SAC). Over the years, the program has become a cornerstone of the local community, offering students throughout the Los Angeles region opportunities that may never have been imagined possible. The School of Agriculture provides urban students with hands-on experience working with livestock, farm animals, and horses, creating a unique learning environment that blends classroom instruction with real-world applications. Recognized as the #1 community college in California and ranked #12 nationally Mt. SAC has earned a reputation for excellence in higher education. Not only are they known for being one of the leading community colleges in the United States; they are also deeply rooted in AQHA history.
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