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Condolences Following Passing of AQHA Director Emeritus, Gloria Enger

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Condolences Following Passing of AQHA Director Emeritus, Gloria Enger

She was a member of St. Joseph’s Catholic Church in St. Joseph, a lifetime member and former judge of the American Quarter Horse Association and the Minnesota Quarter Horse Association, where she served as secretary for over 50 years.

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25-Year-Old Cowboy, Mason Lowe, Passes Away During National Western Stock Show

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25-Year-Old Cowboy, Mason Lowe, Passes Away During National Western Stock Show

Professional bull rider, Mason Lowe, 25, passed away this week following injuries sustained at the Professional Bull Riders event at the National Western Stock Show. 

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Sincerest Condolences Following Passing of Lifelong Horseman, Thomas Bradbury

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Sincerest Condolences Following Passing of Lifelong Horseman, Thomas Bradbury

After complications from a knee replacement surgery that included two follow-up surgeries and then an allergic reaction to an antibiotic, Thomas Bradbury died early morning on January 10. 

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Sincerest Condolences Following Passing of Gil Switzer

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Sincerest Condolences Following Passing of Gil Switzer

Internationally recognized as an authority on the American Quarter Horse, Gil was a judge, National Cutting Horse Association champion, American Quarter Horse Association national director, founding member of the 21 Riders horse riding club, president and member of the board of directors for the Mississippi Quarter Horse Association, member of the MQHA Hall of Fame, and president and member of the South Mississippi Horse Show and Rodeo Association.

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APHA Hall of Fame Member, Ralph Brunner, Has Passed

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APHA Hall of Fame Member, Ralph Brunner, Has Passed

In the mid-1960s, the Brunners acquired J Bar Junior, a Paint stallion who went on to win a 1969 national championship at halter and earned his APHA Champion title in 1970; J Bar Junior became a noted APHA sire, as well. The Brunners were instrumental in developing the Wisconsin Paint Horse Club and supported the developing Paint Horse market throughout the Midwest for more than 50 years. Ralph and Barbara were inducted into the inaugural APHA Hall of Fame class in 2012.

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Johnny T.L Jones Has Passed

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Johnny T.L Jones Has Passed

In 1977, he became the owner and manager of Walmac Stud International in Lexington, Kentucky, where he developed such legendary Thoroughbred sires such as Nureyev, Miswaki and Alleged. He was a founder of Thoroughbred racing’s Breeder’s Cup, served as the vice chairman for the Kentucky Racing Commission, director of the Association of State Racing Commissioners, Director for the Kentucky Thoroughbred Association, and is a former member of the executive committee of the Texas Horse Racing Association. He is a member of the Texas Racing and Ruidoso halls of fame.

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Sincerest Condolences Following Passing of Bruce Kaplow

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Sincerest Condolences Following Passing of Bruce Kaplow

He had an absolute passion for the American Quarter Horse and became a leading owner and breeder of World Champion horses and accumulated three Super Horse Championships, the most prestigious award in the industry, two Reserve Super Horse Championships, over 30 World Championships, and over 50 American Quarter Horse Congress Championships.

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ApHC Stallion, Spot My Blue Boy, Laid to Rest

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ApHC Stallion, Spot My Blue Boy, Laid to Rest

On October 1, 2018, Spot My Blue Boy was laid to rest due to recovery complications from his January 2018 broken leg. Domino, as he was affectionately known around the world, was a 2007, striking, bay leopard stallion sired by the legendary Skys Blue Boy. His ashes will be buried under a freshly planted Live Oak tree in front of his barn at Chepota Farm. A stone memorial commemorating his life will be placed beside its trunk.
                 

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Memorial For Gene Parker Scheduled For AQHA World Show

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Memorial For Gene Parker Scheduled For AQHA World Show

A special memorial organized on behalf of the late horseman, Gene Parker, has been organized to take place at the upcoming AQHA World Show. The memorial service will take place Tuesday, November 13th from 3:00-4:00 pm at the Bennett Event Center at the AQHA Champions Circle. 

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AQHA Director Emeritus, Col. Earl Lilley, Has Passed

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AQHA Director Emeritus, Col. Earl Lilley, Has Passed

He served in the Air Force for 28 years, with love and dedication to his country. During World War 2, he completed 50 missions without losing a crew member.

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