
Horses are at highest risk of contracting West Nile virus during peak mosquito activity, which occurs July through October in the United States.1 However, there’s still an opportunity to help protect horses against this life-threatening disease.
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Brand new for the 50th anniversary of the All American Quarter Horse Congress show management is excited to announce the addition of a new division of classes, specifically for Novice Amateur Select competitors!
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Paint Horse Championship classes are designed to encourage participation at the local level and offer a competitive avenue for Paint exhibitors. To compete in the 15 designated EuroPaint Zone Championship classes, owners/lessees, exhibitors and their Paints must reside in Zone 12 and may not have earned a medal at the European Paint Horse Championships within the last five years.
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“Consumer confidence was low,” said Mary Babick. “The main goal of this rule was to increase customer confidence. It is far too easy to fudge a horse’s age and/or reputation, which sometimes done very innocently and other times with the intention to conceal. Microchipping will begin the change toward more reliable horse identification, allowing horse owners and buyers to be absolutely sure of a horse’s identity.”
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We’re very excited that The Equine Chronicle is expanding our presence at the show this year, bringing back our popular Equine Chronicle Hospitality Tent where volunteers will be handing out free goodies throughout the entirety of the show. Also, be on the look-out of the Chronicle Golf Cart that will be making rounds at the show, handing out complementary water and snacks. Something new this year is the Chronicle Snack Shack where exhibitors can pick up free items, the latest edition of The Equine Chronicle, and calendars.
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UC Davis veterinarians are warning horse owners to keep their animals away from Pistacia orchards, as the leaves and seeds of this genus can cause hemolytic anemia, and be fatal, if ingested.
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“As youth of our nation and our Association, we sometimes feel as if our voice is not heard or that we don’t have an opportunity to express our opinion,” said Hynes. “Even though many of us are very educated in issues that face our industry, we sit in the back, not expressing our knowledge to anyone. While in Washington, I was given the chance to do the exact opposite.”
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“Sportsmanship means that you win and lose graciously and are never mean to other contenders, even if you feel they’ve done better than you. You still need to be nice to them and congratulate them,” Amanda said. “If someone has a bad run, pick out the positives for them and let them know that sometimes things happen. There’s always next time—it’s just a horse show.”
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The deadline for the Elite Halter Futurity is fast approaching! The first entry deadline is July 15th, in just three days…
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Wondering when you will enter the pen in Oklahoma City to make your bid for an AQHA Youth World Championship title?
Check out the working orders for the 2016 AQHA Youth World Show.