
Many in the industry are mourning the loss of a very special stallion whose impressive show record and ability to produce exceptional babies are remembered by those who loved him. But Fortunateson was much more than that, and his loss this past August has been felt throughout the Quarter Horse community.
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As of December 1, 2025, every horse entered in a USEF-licensed or -endorsed competition must be implanted with an ISO-compliant microchip. However, the new USEF Microchip Rule is more than just a requirement–it’s a game-changer for equestrian sports.
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47 teams faced off Tuesday afternoon for the chance to compete in the finals of the L3 Amt Western Horsemanship in the last class of the day on Thursday, November 13th, at the 2025 AQHA World Championship Show! The field was narrowed to 15 teams, and they are listed below in draw order — you […]
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The Special Bond of April Gentry and Hez Simply Western By Delores Kuhlwein What does it take to become a World Champion in the same class four times? Not magic, or anything mysterious. For April Gentry and Hez Simply Western, a 2015 chestnut gelding by Dress Western and out of Simply Talkin Sexy (by […]
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According to the Wounded Warrior Project, “Veterans Day is celebrated to honor and thank those who served in the United States Armed Forces. Veterans Day is also an opportunity to acknowledge the courage and dedication of veterans’ service to our country.” So today, we at The Equine Chronicle thank all who have served in the U.S. […]
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Molli Froman just moved into L2 competition in 2025, yet she and Kickin Dust Up are going home with a L2 World Championship! Listen to how she navigated the complex L2 Amateur Trail course at the 2025 AQHA World Championship Show with “Mike!” Complete results: Untitled Report Score sheets: 382a9cdb-99fc-fa46-db22-36b1a4007be6 Winner stats from […]
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Planning ahead for a successful 2026? You might consider “success” to mean great recognition and results in your horse-related showing, breeding, and training activities. But a successful new year could also include making a few extra efforts to protect yourself from a legal dispute. This article provides a few suggestions.
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