
The 2025 All American Quarter Horse Congress certainly has been a show of firsts for many of our exhibitors! Addison Saterback, even though she has shown here before, was able to experience winning her first Congress Championship Saturday afternoon with My Blazing Version in a tough L1 Youth 14–18 Western Pleasure class! Watch what Addison […]
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Jessica Wells topped the list Saturday at the 2025 All American Quarter Horse Congress with She Had Me At Hello, winning her first Congress Championship in Amateur Performance Mares! Hear what Jessica and her sister-in-law, Natalie Vargo, had to say about “Georgie!”
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At the end of a huge Youth Performance Halter Geldings class, Colton Smith and Credibility won a unanimous Congress Championship! Hear from Colton about the experience at the 2025 All American Quarter Horse Congrees, and about some key strategies he implements when showing.
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Roxanne Swygart has been attending Congress to watch or shop for 40 years. She didn’t dream 2025 would mark the year of her first Congress title as well as her biggest achievement to date. However, on Sunday, October 12th at the All American Quarter Horse Congress, Roxanne won a Congress Championship with Shine Up The […]
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Becca Britton piloted Nettworth to a Congress Championship in the last class of the day, the 2 Year Old Open Western Pleasure Stakes – Limited NSBA, in the Celeste on Thursday at the 2025 All American Quarter Horse Congress for owner Dakota King Phelps. The payout – an impressive $1382.20. Becca says they bought the eye-catching, […]
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Thursday evening’s 3 Year Old Non Pro Hunter Under Saddle Stakes NSBA brought plenty of incredible Hunter Under Saddle horses to vie for top honors, and when the last names were called, they were Madeleine Bayless and RC Kola. The duo earned a payout of $3612.12 in the stakes class, as well as the […]
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In the world of horse shows–where precision, grace, and control take center stage–mistakes are something to avoid at all costs. Yet, it’s in those unexpected blunders and comical bloopers that the true spirit of the sport shines through. Embracing these moments not only reminds us that perfection isn’t the goal, but also that growth, humor, and connection with our equine partners come from the unpredictable.
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