Congratulations to Today’s Halter Champions at 2017 Select World!
September 1, 2017 Comments Off on Congratulations to Today’s Halter Champions at 2017 Select World!
Melody Bell was named the World Champion in 2-Year-Old Geldings with Secretist. The Reserve World Champion was Susan Drawdy with Grandioso.
Continue reading …In Loving Memory of Born Hot Feelin Good (2006-2017)
September 1, 2017 Comments Off on In Loving Memory of Born Hot Feelin Good (2006-2017)
“I felt like in the last couple of months I had really learned how to ride him. It feels like an unfulfilled dream.”
Continue reading …One Year’s Use of Elite Trailer to be Awarded Again at Elite Halter Futurity- 2017 QH Congress
September 1, 2017 Comments Off on One Year’s Use of Elite Trailer to be Awarded Again at Elite Halter Futurity- 2017 QH Congress
“During the 2017 Futurity Classes, an Elite 3-Horse Mustang trailer will be awarded to one lucky Futurity participant for a year’s use.” All stallion owners and Foal owners that have enrolled or entered in the EHF will have their name in the hat to have a chance at winning the Elite Trailer!
Continue reading …Around the Rings at the 2017 AQHA Select World Show, Sept 1 with the G-Man
September 1, 2017 Comments Off on Around the Rings at the 2017 AQHA Select World Show, Sept 1 with the G-Man
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Around the Rings at the 2017 AQHA Select World Show, Aug 31 with the G-Man
August 31, 2017 Comments Off on Around the Rings at the 2017 AQHA Select World Show, Aug 31 with the G-Man
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Performance Halter Wins at 2017 Select World Go To Vickie Strickland, Sally Sullivan, and Peggy Migliori
August 31, 2017 Comments Off on Performance Halter Wins at 2017 Select World Go To Vickie Strickland, Sally Sullivan, and Peggy Migliori
A big congratulations goes out to Mrs. Vickie Strickland, who led her gelding, Mytesly, to be named the World Champions in Performance Halter Geldings. The Reserve Champion was Debbie Kuffer with Tees Coolest. Third place was Melissa Spinella with KM Boalicious.
Continue reading …Deadline is Tomorrow (Sept. 1st) to Take Advantage of Congress Program and Equine Chronicle Ad Savings!
August 31, 2017 Comments Off on Deadline is Tomorrow (Sept. 1st) to Take Advantage of Congress Program and Equine Chronicle Ad Savings!
The 2017 All American Quarter Horse Congress Souvenir Program and The Equine Chronicle have partnered to give you MORE for LESS! Advertise in the October issue of The Equine Chronicle PLUS the Congress Program and save money!
Continue reading …Day 1 Results From Tulsa Reining Classic
August 30, 2017 Comments Off on Day 1 Results From Tulsa Reining Classic
In the Rookie Level 1, Krista Marshall and Cromed By Rooster scored a 140 to take the victory. Marshall purchased the 6-year-old gelding by Cromed Out Mercedes and out of Peekaski Cielo by Gallo Del Cielo last June in Gainesville, Texas. She says “Cromey’s” biggest asset is his big stops and honest ability.
Continue reading …AQHA Crowns 2017 Nutrena Senior Athletes at Select World
August 30, 2017 Comments Off on AQHA Crowns 2017 Nutrena Senior Athletes at Select World
Butch Morgan of Elbert, Colorado, and SF Check Me Out were named the 2017 Nutrena Senior Athletes of the Show at AQHA Select World Championship Show, presented by Adequan® (polysulfated glycosaminoglycan). The award is presented to the exhibitor and horse with the highest combined age competing at the Adequan® Select World. The Nutrena Senior Athletes of the Show award recognizes not only the exhibitors, but their equine partners. AQHA has proudly teamed with AQHA Corporate Partner Nutrena on this award since 2012.
Continue reading …AQHA Approves 2018 Rule Changes Regarding Tie-Down Roping and Lasix
August 30, 2017 Comments Off on AQHA Approves 2018 Rule Changes Regarding Tie-Down Roping and Lasix
Tie-Down Roping
Effective January 1, 2018, youth and amateur exhibitors will incur a three-point penalty if they bring the calf over backwards with the calf landing on its back or head with all four feet in the air. Open exhibitors will incur a disqualification (no score) if the calf is brought over backwards with the calf landing on its back or head with all four feet in the air.
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