Behind the Scenes From the AQHA World Show- Part 1
November 22, 2021 Comments Off on Behind the Scenes From the AQHA World Show- Part 1
Click here to relive all of the excitement from the AQHA World Show with around the ring photos!
Continue reading …Morgan Ratkowski Named Amateur All-Around, Kimberly Stewart Burritt Named Select All Around at AQHA World
November 22, 2021 Comments Off on Morgan Ratkowski Named Amateur All-Around, Kimberly Stewart Burritt Named Select All Around at AQHA World
The 2021 AQHA All-Around Amateur is Morgan Ratkowski of Pleasant View, Tennessee, who showed her American Quarter Horse, Better Buy The Minit. The 2005 bay gelding by Do You Have A Minute and out of Tickle My Asset, was bred by Kramer/Davis of Reddick, Florida. Ratkowski and Better Buy The Minit earned 57 points in the all-around amateur competition. The team earned the amateur world champion titles in working hunter, hunter hack, and equitation over fences and the reserve world champion title in amateur hunt seat equitation.
Continue reading …Setting a course for independence – Casey Willis Show Horses
November 21, 2021 Comments Off on Setting a course for independence – Casey Willis Show Horses
As the head trainer at Masterson Farms, LLC in Somerville, Tennessee for the past seven years, Casey Willis’ daily responsibilities vary from managing training operations to overseeing the sale of futurity horses at Ken and Marilyn’s breeding and training facility. Casey spends his time working with young prospects to build a strong foundation that brings out a horse’s natural ability with the goal of ultimately creating a finished show partner.
Continue reading …EC Cover Horse, Snap It Send It, is AQHA World Show Superhorse
November 20, 2021 Comments Off on EC Cover Horse, Snap It Send It, is AQHA World Show Superhorse
The 2021 Farnam AQHA Superhorse is Snap It Send It owned by Kent Ray Taylor of Mesa, Arizona. The 2016 gray mare, by VS Code Red and out of Snap Krackle Pop, was bred by Twylla Lynn Brown from Perry, Missouri. Snap It Send It earned 29 points and was shown by AQHA Professional Horseman Blake Weis of Pilot Point, Texas. Snap It Send It won the world champion title in junior trail, placed fourth in performance halter mares, eighth in junior western riding and was a finalist in junior western pleasure. Snap It Send It received a trailer, courtesy of Sundowner Trailers, an original Lisa Perry bronze and rose bouquet.
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Jason Martin is competing at the AQHA World Show with Heza Radical Zip for the final time in Senior Western Riding. Although bittersweet, the journey will continue with owner, Bonnie Sheren, in the Select division next year. Click here to see what Jason had to say about “Troy” and their time spent as a team over the years.
Continue reading …ECTV- 2021 AQHA World Show- Warren and Laurie English
November 19, 2021 Comments Off on ECTV- 2021 AQHA World Show- Warren and Laurie English
Find out what Warren and Laurie English have to say about their horses: Baewatch, Broadway, and Baby I’m Worth It, winning at the AQHA World Show with Tom Robertson at the lead.
Continue reading …ECTV- 2021 AQHA World Show- Weanling Geldings
November 19, 2021 Comments Off on ECTV- 2021 AQHA World Show- Weanling Geldings
Congratulations to Ross Roark and Frank Berris following their Weanling Geldings win with Tellatype at the 2021 AQHA World Show!
Continue reading …ECTV- 2021 AQHA World Show- Senior Western Pleasure
November 19, 2021 Comments Off on ECTV- 2021 AQHA World Show- Senior Western Pleasure
Congratulations to Jay Starnes and Aaron Moses with KM Suddenly So Easy following their Senior Western Pleasure win at the 2021 AQHA World Show!
Continue reading …ECTV- 2021 AQHA World Show- 3-Year-Old Mares L2
November 19, 2021 Comments Off on ECTV- 2021 AQHA World Show- 3-Year-Old Mares L2
14-year-old Colton Smith leads Sheza Premadonna to win 3-Year-Old Mares L2!
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How do you know if a foal, still on its dam, has the potential to become one of those truly special, life-defining horses? Determining the future of a young colt–and whether it has what it takes to become a breeding sire, or whether it should be gelded–isn’t an exact science, but experienced horsemen know there are certain indicators that differentiate a noteworthy stallion from a superior gelding.
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