
The best follow-up interview imaginable happened Thursday morning at the All American Quarter Horse Congress, when Ava Holman and Whiskey MadeMeFrisky won the L1 Amateur Trail with a score of 248! Some might remember the story of Whiskey’s airway closing and he almost stopped breathing. Even though vets told Ava that Whiskey might never […]
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Vito Latini started out in 4-H when he was 8 years old, and today, he’s a Congress Champion for the first time with Bettin Im Best, aka “Chili!” Watch his amazing EC TV interview with #TheEquineChronicle at All American Quarter Horse Congress! View complete results: The All American Quarter Horse Congress – Results for […]
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Wednesday at the All American Quarter Horse Congress, Eric Mendrysa and Never Sudden earned their 2nd Amateur Showmanship Congress Championship! Watch what Eric has to say about the future with the amazing “Boferd!” See complete results: The All American Quarter Horse Congress – Results for Class 212000 go 1 Scoresheeets: Scoresheets :: All […]
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Charlotte Hill is showing at her first All American Quarter Horse Congress, and she is going home a Congress Champion! She just recently started showing all around at this level. Hear more of what she has to say about “If U Say So,” and what advice she has for other youth who want to reach […]
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Normally we’re used to seeing JR Cook’s name, and Georgia Cook’s name, paired with that of Line Up Behind, the superstar western pleasure gelding by VS Flatline and out of Shez Immortal, bred by Capital Quarter Horses. In fact, earlier this week at the All American Quarter Horse Congress, Georgia Cook lit up the NYATT […]
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From OQHA: Ohio provided some gorgeous weather for the 59th Congress Super Sale, held Saturday, October 18! With more than 120 hip numbers issued, this year’s sale saw great success, with over $1.4 million in sales and 86 yearlings sustained for the 2026 Congress Super Sale Stakes classes. This year’s high seller was RING OF […]
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Poised to continue Oklahoma City Fair Park and the Jim Norick Arena’s legacies of being home to some of the country’s most prestigious equine events, the OG&E Coliseum has officially seen its first champions crowned. Exhibitors at the 6666 NRHA Derby, presented by Markel, were a part of horse show history as they took part in the cutting-edge facility’s inaugural event. With over 53,000 in attendance and more than $10.98 million in direct spending contributed to the OKC economy per a news release by Oklahoma State Fair, Inc., the stunning new coliseum is no doubt ready to take the reins as the fairgrounds’ premier event space.
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