
There are six main types of surfaces for horses available in the U.S. – fibers, sand/ mix, dirt, wood products, rubber, and wax-coated (often referred to as all-weather). These days, PVC and rubber are less popular choices as they tend to “ride deep” in dry periods.
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In advance of the meeting, the Judges Committee invites comments regarding these judges. Written remarks may be sent to the Judges Committee, C/O APHA, P.O. Box 961023, Fort Worth, Texas 76161-0023. Comments must be received by February 20
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Youth, amateur and Select amateur classes, plus open division halter and cattle events, are leveled by exhibitor record. Meaning, the user will search for level eligibility for those classes by exhibitor membership ID.
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This year marks the American Quarter Horse Association’s 75th anniversary. In honor of the anniversary, the Hall of Fame & Museum will showcase the history and accomplishments of the 16 American Quarter Horse breeders who have registered a foal every year for 75 years. The exhibit features photos, biographical information, artifacts and saddles from the 16 breeders.
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The longtime breeder of American Quarter Horses was a three-time president of the Mississippi Quarter Horse Association and a four-time manager of the Dixie National Quarter Horse Show.
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Although it might seem like the 2015 Pinto World Championship Show is months away, it will be here before you know it! The 2015 event is scheduled for June 8-20 at the Built Ford Tough Livestock Complex in Tulsa, OK. Now posted on the Pinto World Show website, you can access the following forms. Show […]
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Close to $40,000 worth of goods, saddles, electronics, and gift certificates will be randomly given through a variety of fun games, trivia contests, drawings, and lucky exhibitor awards.
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Thanks to Alicia Allen for sharing this beautiful photo of her AQHA/APHA filly by Righteous Invitation, “Apples,” who spent some time outside this morning enjoying a snowy setting in Kentucky.
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At the start of the weekend, 1,300 stalls were occupied and many more trailers are expected to pull in as the show gets fully underway this week.
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Will Western Dressage gain the same following as Ranch Horse Pleasure?… Only time will tell. In 2014, NAWD received over 250 virtual test entries for western dressage judging. With the 2015 season opening of its worldwide “Trax” competitions program, NAWD has already received participant commitments that will realize growth of online submissions of Western Dressage tests to well over 700 entries in 2015
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