The current points as of March 15th include 12 shows in Florida, 11 shows in Indiana, 3 shows in Ohio, 4 shows in Missouri, and 6 shows in Nevada. Although the COVID-19 situation has put a damper on showing as of late, AEP is hopefully that everyone will be able to get back in the game very soon. 

The inaugural show offered 10 classes, and each of the 122 entries were given private, detailed, constructive critiques from judge Sandy Jirkovsky. The virtual show paid out a total of $4,270 to top-placing exhibitors, as well.

Thanks to PtHA for sharing these photos from the recent Hall of Fame Banquet and Convention. If you’d like to share your photos with EquineChronicle.com, email B.Bevis@EquineChronicle.com.

Thanks to the Pinto Horse Association for sharing some great photos from their recent awards banquet! If you’d like to share your photos with EquineChronicle.com, email B.Bevis@EquineChronicle.com. Don’t forget, the next upcoming events for PtHA are the Pinto World Show– June 8th-20th in Tulsa, OK. and the Color Breed Congress November 6th-14th in Tulsa, OK.