
The APHA World Championship Show, which ran June 19 – July 4, 2026, at the Will Rogers Memorial Complex in Fort Worth, Texas, also offered significant reining sweepstakes for exhibitors! Thanks to Q-Data, those complete results and payouts have just been posted as of July 1, 2026. https://www.robinglenn.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/results.htm Scroll to see all results below (all photos […]
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“It’s not often you can get all of them in a photo. A lot of good horses have been trained by these folks,” says Melissa Crain Gewertz, who sent us this picture from the Illinois State Fair Quarter Horse Show. Pictured left to right: Scott Thompson, Shannon Fowler, Jennifer Burton, Tommy Sheets, Lon Crain, and […]
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Click here to read the complete article 72 – July/August, 2026 By Brittany Vermeer The Florida Gold and Gulf Coast, Stars & Stripes and Big A, The Madness, WCHA Supreme Championship, Silver Dollar Circuit, APHA World Show, Halter Million, and the list goes on. What do these horse shows have in common? Well, it’s obvious […]
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As we celebrate the 250 years of the U.S., we bring you a beautiful collage of Rebekah Frances by the one and only Miranda Taylor Photography! Thank you to Miranda for these incredible images. In honor of Independence Day, also known as Fourth of July, we’re also sharing a few favorite quotes to inspire you and […]
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Just for July 4th, we’re featuring Dont Push My Buttons, a 2006 AQHA gelding by Three Dimension Zip, pictured here with his person, Carter Steele. Natasha Steele explains, “At 20 years old, he showed at the Trophy Circuit getting top placings in showmanship with his amateur owner, and taking his youth rider, Carter Steele, in the […]
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Seeing a need for his expertise during the APHA World Show Open Pleasure Driving, Brian Isbell Garcia stepped up without being asked. By Delores Kuhlwein It’s easy for all the goodwill that happens at horse shows to get lost in the fray. However, a recent post by show mom Michelle Thode about her daughter, Christina, […]
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In an industry where longevity often defines success, Laura and Wade Spell have quietly and steadily built something far more meaningful than a resume. At Spell Show Horses in St. Louis, Missouri, the focus has never been solely on winning but on developing horses and horsemen in tandem. Over the past two decades, that philosophy has produced a long line of young prospects that do more than succeed in the show pen. They thrive in partnership with their Non-Pro riders.
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The walk up the ramp from the exit gate of the John Justin Arena in Fort Worth is often a time of quiet reflection, a space away from the hustle and bustle of the show. For Maggie Griffin Book, this is the sight that awaited her after she reached the top of the ramp and […]
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Every horse show parking lot, barn, tack room, or adjacent bar has one. The exhibitor who knows exactly why they lost.
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