The Aggie Super Circuit will provide four complete shows and a special events show with judges Tanya Green, Brent Maxwell, Kendra Weis, Chris Jones, and Judd Paul. Exciting additions to the show this year include a new flat rate. Also, the show is excited to welcome back Tim “The Trail Man” Kimura!

What is the funniest thing your Pinto has done? “Our first show of the season, we had competed most of our Showmanship pattern, set up for inspection, and then Eclipse managed to poop through an entire 270 degree turn. The judges had to take a step back not to get pooped on and tried not to laugh. She stuck her pivot and continued like no big deal,” Skylar said.

Equine Affaire’s staff will take care of selling your consignments (at prices that you set) while you enjoy all that Equine Affaire has to offer—and then pay you in cash for sales made at the event. With cash in hand, you’ll have additional spending power to shop bargains at the Marketplace and new merchandise at Equine Affaire’s unsurpassed trade show.

The TCU Horned Frogs take home three accolades following an 11-8 win against the Texas A&M Aggies. Carley Barnett, Senior from Pilot Point, Texas, takes home the Equifit Equitation on the Flat Rider of the Month after earning MOP honors against her opponent and winning her point by a margin of 10. Laska Anderson, Sophomore from Leitchfield, Kentucky, is awarded the Shorty’s Horsemanship Rider of the Month after earning MOP honors and helping the Horned Frogs go 4-1 over the Aggies in Horsemanship. Carly Lombard, Sophomore from Loveland, Colorado, rounds up TCU’s awards with the Shorty’s Reining Rider of the Month upon earning MOP honors.