“I had Zippos Redemption, and then he passed away,” she says. “He was phenomenal, so she had big shoes to fill. I truly believe he was with me during this go.”
Continue reading …Next, Thomas Coon scored two back-to-back win. First, he led Enspiring to win Big Money Non Pro Yearling Mares. Then, he led Coon led Hez One Cool Dude to win Big Money Non Pro Yearling Geldings.
Continue reading …The World Conformation Horse Association’s Big Money Futurity classes are well underway here at the 2018 World Championship Show, and BIG doesn’t just refer to the check sizes being presented. There were 29 exhibitors in this morning’s Non Pro Senior Weanling Fillies!
Continue reading …“It’s totally hard to comprehend. It’s unimaginable. Who would’ve thought? My girlfriend found me this horse online, and I just fell in love with him. Who would’ve thought it would’ve ended up like this?
Continue reading …If you notice a similarity between the two names at the top of the results sheet for 2-Year-Old Hunter Under Saddle today at the APHA World Show that’s no mistake. Both the World Champion, All Good, ridden by Beth Case, and the Reserve World Champion, All Me, ridden by Sonnesa Gooding, are by the same stallion, All Time Fancy. They both definitely take after their father with big white blazes, high white socks, sweepy trot, and powerful canter.
Continue reading …This is his first time competing at the APHA World Show. He must have first-timer luck, because he remembers winning at his very first AQHA World Show as well, back in 1999, in Junior Western Pleasure with In Zippos Image.
Continue reading …“I have recently been talking with different trainers all over the country regarding their systems for communicating behavioral expectations to their clients. I admit, that when I first started to seek out this information, I didn’t expect any of them to be so forthcoming.”
Continue reading …The winner of the Green Hunter Under Saddle was Lucky To Sleep, owned and shown by Amy Bucholtz. They earned $560 plus the Champion buckle, sponsored by Sales Paddock App. Amy also won an additional $250 bonus payout for being the highest placing non pro and WQHA member, sponsored by the Wisconsin Amateur Quarter Horse Association.
Continue reading …As a small fry, I was always asking to lope. I thought it was the goal and the entire point to move up age divisions. It turns out, it’s only half the point.
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