
That includes at least $1,300 worth of scholarships awarded in each world championship class in 2016—more in some cases, thanks to generous sponsors—as well as special scholarship awards for our all-around winners, high-point horse judgers, sportsmanship winner and more.
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Approved horsemen and women will be expected to halter train each horse or burro, while teaching trailer loading and unloading, and preparing the animal for future farrier work. After the training requirements are met, the participant is responsible for finding an adopter for the gentled animal, which is available to the public for $125.
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Saturday, April 23, 2016, Lexington, Kentucky — Featured in today’s show was the “Parade of Teams,” where each of the competing IEA Teams marched through the arena displaying their unbelievable spirit. During the ceremony, the IEA announced the winners of the Horseman’s Knowledge Test, the Holy Innocents’ Horsemanship Test (both presented by the United States Pony […]
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Aside from earning points to nationally qualify, you might be able to qualify through your state or provincial affiliate. Contact information is listed at www.aqha.com/affiliates.
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Although nice to look at, when it comes to horse health, lush grass can mean numerous management challenges. Spring grass can have high levels of sugars, including fructans, and over-indulging may put horses at risk for serious health issues. Fortunately, SmartPak has a revolutionary supplement for hoof health called SmartLamina™ Pellets, which are carefully designed to support laminar integrity.
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One month after the surgery, Shine was fitted with an artificial hoof from OrthoPets, a company in Westminster, Colo., that specializes in animal prostheses. Shine will be the fourth miniature horse to receive an OrthoPets hoof, which looks like a narrow ski boot with a foam liner and bike-tire treads.
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Thanks to Mark Harrell Horse Shows we have complete results and photos to share from the IQHYA Show that took place April 21-24 in Cloverdale, Indiana. Judges for the show were Andrea Simons, Liz Baker, Suzy Jeane, Sara Simons, Rob Meneely, Tracy Willis, Lori Gingrich, Marty Jo Hays, and Daren Wright. According to MHHS, the show recorded 7,000 […]
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AQHA Publicity Farnam All-Around Amateur Owner/Exhibitor: Brittany Runyan of Loveland, Colorado Horse: Blazin Wilma, 2009 bay mare (Blazing Hot-Dont Miss This Lady by Dont Skip Zip) Breeder: Jack Medows of Cuba, Missouri Farnam All-Around Select Amateur Owner/Exhibitor: Kim Burrell Gutowski of Littleton, Colorado Horse: Toucht, a 2011 bay gelding (A Touch Of Sudden-Miss Zippo Chex by Zippo Pine Chex) Breeder: Robert […]
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Riders, age 11-19, competed individually in Hunt Seat on the Flat, Western Reining and Western Horsemanship classes. IEA’s format requires each rider to draw a horse on the day of the competition and, with no opportunity to familiarize himself or herself with the horse, step into the show ring.
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“I think one of the major roadblocks for me was gender. I had more than one male farrier refuse to have me ride with them purely because I was a woman.” She went on to explain that she was often the focal point of the farrier visit when horse owners and stable managers would exclaim, “Oh! A female farrier. I haven’t seen one of those.”
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