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The Little Buckeye Concludes in Ohio

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The Little Buckeye Concludes in Ohio

The Ohio Amateur Quarter Horse Association hosted The Little Buckeye July 8-11 at the well-appointed Championship Center in Springfield, Ohio. Judges for the show were Holly Hover, Larry Little, Mark Russell, and Andrea Simons. The event was AQHA, NSBA OQHA, EOQHA, OMIQHA approved, and Tim Kimura lended his expertise for Trail course design.

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Tenth Anniversary Keystone Showdown Recap

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Tenth Anniversary Keystone Showdown Recap

The Keystone Quarter Horse Association recently celebrated the tenth anniversary of the Keystone Showdown, June 16-20 in Centre Hall, PA.

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Amateur Profile – Kim Fullwood

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Amateur Profile – Kim Fullwood

Straight, to the point, a woman with a zest for life, horses, and Disney World. That’s Kim Fullwood in a nutshell.

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Photos and Results From NOQHA Summer Six Pack

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Photos and Results From NOQHA Summer Six Pack

The Small Fry Champion was Kaley Grace Olds with Looking Willy Good. Reserve was Kinsley Goran with Zipposwiseinvestment. The L1 Youth Champion was Shelby Dale with Mr Slo Mo Amigo. Reserve was Isabella Hamilton with Man Im Sassy. She was also the 13 and Under Champion. Reserve was Gabriella Lohrenz with Zippos N My Dreams. The 14-18 Champion was Abigail Zawisza with KM Vested In Bo. Reserve was Isabella D’Onofrio with Whata Moonlite Ride.

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It’s My Turn – Ann Woodruff is Back in The Saddle Again

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It’s My Turn – Ann Woodruff is Back in The Saddle Again

One might be forgiven for believing that Ann Woodruff picked up her talent, poise, and presence in the show pen by osmosis. After all, for many years she was ringside, supporting and encouraging her daughter, Lillian, to numerous championship titles. Now, the roles have reversed. Ann is scooping up the wins in the arena while Lilli cheers her on from the rail. With enormous drive and passion, Ann has enjoyed remarkable success in her inaugural few months of showing after a hiatus that spanned decades. Yet, like most overnight successes, the reality is that success has been years in the making.

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EC TV- 2021 APHA World- One Flashy Sensation- Winningest Horse in APHA History

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EC TV- 2021 APHA World- One Flashy Sensation- Winningest Horse in APHA History

2021 APHA World- One Flashy Sensation- Winningest Horse in APHA History

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Dealing with Barn Bullies

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Dealing with Barn Bullies

Imagine what would happen if you took the characters from the 2004 film, Mean Girls, and put them in a horse show setting. It sounds like the start to a terrible joke, but for some, it’s actually pretty close to reality. While the horse industry is full of encouraging, well-meaning folks who support and cheer each other on, competition at any level can bring out a few bad apples in the bunch. Though barn bullying might look a little different than a schoolyard scuffle or being stuffed into a locker, it can be just as hurtful to the victims and even damaging to the horsemen and women who make their livings in the industry.

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Tips For Developing Smooth Transitions

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Tips For Developing Smooth Transitions

“First, you want to collect your horse, and then ask for the transition. Don’t mash the gas and have the horse take control of you. You’re in control of the horse. If you ask for the transition the same way every time, you and your horse will have a mutual understanding. With that, you will continue to progress as a rider.”

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Stars N Stripes and Big A Concludes With Patriotic Fanfare on the Fourth of July

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Stars N Stripes and Big A Concludes With Patriotic Fanfare on the Fourth of July

The Stars N Stripes and Big A horse show recently concluded in Conyers, GA to much patriotic fanfare June 25-July 4th. The show hosted ten judges at the Georgia International Horse Park and included Georgia Gold classes, Show For Dough classes, and plenty of fun special events.

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EC Bridleless Challenge Concludes With Enthusiastic Participation

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EC Bridleless Challenge Concludes With Enthusiastic Participation

Sometimes, the best ride comes when there’s nothing getting in the way of the bond between you and your horse. This can be in the form of outside world distractions or even a bridle. When it’s just you and your horse, you’re forced to focus intently on the manner in which you’re riding–how you use your core, seat, and legs–because there isn’t a bit or reins to fall back on for steering support.

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