There are horsemen who leave their mark in the show pen, and there are those who leave it on people. Carla Wennberg has done both–quietly, consistently, and for decades.

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Meet your Amateur Performance Geldings (a class of 51) Congress Champions, Ricky Young and Jennifer Jubb with Yikkety Yak! “Edgar” is by the late Execute and out of OO La La, and he was raised and trained by Ricky and Jennifer. Watch their EC TV winner’s interview!
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Watch this week’s mini Congress profile with Layla Delvecchio, who learned from her 4-H foundation, overcame her fears with the help of Tyler Haney and many others, and achieved her goal of winning Youth Hunt Seat Equitation 15-18 (67 shown) at the All American Quarter Horse Congress with UF A Reason To Move! Update: Layla […]
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Success at a horse show is often measured by ribbons, buckles, and championship titles. But for members of the Youth Equestrian Development Association (YEDA), success extends far beyond the show pen. Through a scholarship program that recognizes not only competitive achievements but also academic excellence, leadership, community service, and personal growth, YEDA is investing in the futures of young riders. By encouraging students to excel both in and out of the saddle, the organization continues to fulfill its mission of introducing, encouraging and rewarding the next generation of horsemen and horsewomen in the past 10 years.
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Katie Van Slyke won L1 Amateur Western Riding on Nothin Compares on Sunday at the 2026 All American Quarter Horse Congress! It was a special win because 10 years ago to the day, she rode at her last Congress and placed tenth. Watch her EC TV winner’s interview to learn more! 2026 All American Quarter […]
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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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