
“I think he’s one of the up and coming stallions for all-around horses, and this will open up a whole new avenue for him.”
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“My dad passed away at 11:59 pm on Thursday night, and I found out about Brett on Friday morning. I just keep trying to tell myself that they’re in heaven, together.”
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The second portion of the Indiana AQHA extravaganza closed out a fantastic week of Quarter Horse competition June 7-10 in Newcastle, Indiana with the IQHA State Show.
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“We’ve added six Color Breed Classes with $1,000 added to each and 100% payback,” says Congress Chair Casey West. “The Open classes are scheduled for Friday, August 3rd, with the Non Pro classes on Saturday, August 4th.”
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“Photojournalists tell stories through their images. Every image should try to help a viewer or reader understand the race. The day. The moment. The time.”
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“I was terrified that I wouldn’t be able to ride again or do half the stuff I grew up doing and loving.”
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From a night at the races to huge class sizes and outstanding prizes, the 2018 Indy Circuit delivered a fantastic start to a dual-show circuit that will continue in Newcastle, IN. through June 10th.
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The Pennsylvania Quarter Horse Association held its Memorial Day Show May 2527 in Centre Hall, Pennsylvania. The show boasted increased entries from 2017 with 740 entries per judge—a 28% boost from the previous year.
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A number of fun events were held at the show, including the TSQHA Youth Club’s No Bling class on June 2nd. The entry fee of $10 served as a donation to the youth club and provided the chance to win first place and a $250 gift certificate to Stephanie Joslin/Custom Couture.
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The highlight of Saturday night was the main arena wrapping up with the Blind Horsemanship Challenge. There was a total of 20 entries this year with a money pot of $1,100! All exhibitors entered the arena and faced the rail. Each rider was given a maximum of 60 seconds to look at the pattern before they turned around and attempted it.
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