
In addition to the competition and shopping, several special events will take place over the 13-day period. The Costume Class, Challenged Rider’s Leadline, and Versatilities are always a big hit. On Flag Day, you can take the opportunity to honor our military personnel through the Parade of Heroes and Operation Free Ride event, taking place that afternoon.
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After an awkward silence, I finally looked up to see the man with his wife and three sons, ranging in age from around 7 to 17, staring at me in a silent state of shock.
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Humans, other primates, and even dogs share a common feature: We express ourselves, including our physical pain, through our faces. Horses, maybe not so much. At least not in a way researchers have quantified, until recently.
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Show management’s plan to take advantage of warmer temperatures seems to be playing out in their favor as the 2014 Martinganza Quarter Horse Show and Futurity kicks off today in Williamston, North Carolina to sunny skies and temperatures predicted to stay in the 60-80 range throughout the weekend.
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Talented, young photographer and equestrian, Danielle Long, shared with us a few photos from her recent trip to the 2014 SEC Championships in Blythewood, South Carolina, March 28-29. Up next for collegiate equestrian teams is the NCEA National Championship that will take place in Waco, Texas, April 17-19. Stay tuned for our NCEA Nationals blog […]
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Torres said his staff’s main preparation for the horse show was “providing a good field with good turf and obviously, no football markings on it. It is a perfectly green field and ready to go for them.”
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“Carol has been a ‘go-to’ person in the American Quarter Horse show industry for so long and for so many people,” said AQHA President Johnny Trotter of Hereford, Texas. “She just had a way about her and love of doing things for exhibitors that was special and uncommon. She was truly a remarkable lady, and we will miss her.”
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AQHA Publicity John and Linda Andreini endowed a scholarship fund in 2013 to be awarded to fully deserving American Quarter Horse Youth Association members. The generous scholarship donation is named for their daughter Adrianna, who has been involved with horses from a young age and is very passionate about showing and ranching. “I want to […]
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“Participation in one historically popular class, Amateur Versatility has been declining for the past decade. The tough decision was made to not offer Amateur Versatility in 2014. Versatility may return in future years. There is even discussion about bringing Open Versatility back to the Congress.”
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It’s not an April Fool’s Day prank! Everyone here at The Equine Chronicle would like to congratulate our good friends, Mark and Melissa Baus, following the birth of their little cowboy yesterday, April 1, 2014.
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