Our EC bloggers, Trace Thompson and Ericka Schaefer, will be blogging throughout the week, so stay tuned to EquineChronicle.com for photos, results, and stories about all the action at South Point.
Continue reading …Special thanks to Lisa Lee for sharing some great around the ring photos from the recent Pro-Am Circuit that took place Easter weekend in Conyers, GA.
Continue reading …The next performance deadline is May 1st, so mark your calendar!
Continue reading …For the first time under the current postseason format, the No. 1 seed wasn’t present on the final day of competition. Now, in another first, a team has completed the difficult task of winning four meets in three days to claim the National Championship.
Continue reading …We are back and it’s the last day of the show. All the cow classes and Youth Horsemanship took place and everyone is heading out. The Horsemanship classes had many entries, but only three winners: Rookie- Jessica Angle/Lopin By My Dreams, 13 and under- June Roberson/Magnetyzed, 14-18- Madison Parduhn/So Blazin Im Amazin.
Continue reading …The day’s action featured a meet that came down to the final ride and a couple of impressive performances from two SEC teams looking to show they are a force to be reckoned with as well.
Continue reading …Youth all-around exhibitors at this year’s show will be showing on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday only. The Oversight Committee intends to focus on a similar scheduling changes for the 2018 Sun Circuit to accommodate as many youth as possible.
Continue reading …The National Collegiate Equestrian Association (NCEA) announced Wednesday the American Quarter Horse Association NCEA Academic Teams and the American Paint Horse Association NCEA Academic Honor Roll, recognizing student-athletes for success both in the arena and in the classroom during the 2016-17 academic year.
Continue reading …The first is J’Nan Wittler with Invitation To Be Good who won the Amateur Ranch riding. She said, “As I entered the arena, I felt confident and prepared. I was excited to see the results from our countless hours of practice at the barn.”
Continue reading …To be eligible for the high-point awards, exhibitors must earn at least one point in each of APHA’s four ranch horse events: ranch trail, ranch pleasure, ranch reining and ranch cow work. Open points were based on the horse, while Amateur, Novice Amateur and Youth points were based on each horse-and rider-combination. Each high-point award winner will be awarded a ranch horse trophy saddle provided by Elite Custom Saddles.
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