Individually, Scott Weiss and Erin Bradshaw are two powerhouses in the industry, each with an impressive resume including multiple World Champion titles. They were married in May of 2017, and, like many young couples, they’re navigating the life of newlyweds while juggling rigorous careers with the demands that only a life in the horse industry can bring.
Continue reading …The AQHA Official Handbook of Rules and Regulations is now available online in PDF format and in print. AQHA members can download the rulebook or request a printed copy at www.aqha.com/rulebook.
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Continue reading …First of all: the colors. Orange is the main color when you think of Halloween. It’s not often seen on show clothes, so it’s original and will make you stand out! It can be easily paired with a black, dark blue, or grey based jacket, vest or Horsemanship top.
Continue reading …That’s a wrap folks! 14 days, 1,400 photos, 67 videos, 33 articles later, and EquineChronicle.com’s coverage of the 2018 All American Quarter Horse Congress is complete.
Continue reading …Today’s EC Photo of the Day comes from the Michigan Paint Horse Club’s Fall Color Classic, courtesy of Chelsea Shepanski. This year’s costume class was run in a Calcutta style with the proceeds being donated to St. Jude’s in honor of a local APHA member who passed away. The total raised was $5,500. Congratulations to Chelsea on winning the class!
Continue reading …Congratulations to all of the All American Quarter Horse Congress High Point All Around Champions and Reserve Champions!
Continue reading …Abigail Brayman from Oklahoma State takes the October Equifit Equitation Over Fences Rider of the Month award. Brayman scored a career high 90 en route to MOP honors against No. 1 Auburn. The sophomore from Charlestown, Rhode Island has not lost a fences competition this season (3-0-1). Brayman has not scored below an 80 this season. The last time Brayman scored below an 80 in the event was last season in February. The rider scored two points (one in Fences, one in Flat) in OSU’s comeback upset win over No. 3 Baylor. Her fences point against Baylor started the meet and gave the Cowgirls an early 1-0 lead.
Continue reading …Can’t make it to Oklahoma City to watch this year’s Lucas Oil AQHA World Championship Show? Simply go to www.aqha.com/worldshow and watch the free live webcast, presented by Nutrena. The 2018 Lucas Oil World is November 1-17 at the State Fair Park in Oklahoma City, and viewers can enjoy the live streaming of events in both the Jim Norick and Performance arenas.
Continue reading …This show offers scores of opportunities for exhibitors competing in the arena. Three more Level 1 (horse) stakes classes, with added money, have been added to this year’s Lucas Oil World. In addition to the open Level 1 (horse) western pleasure, sponsored by Glover Galyean Partnership, and hunter under saddle, sponsored by Leslie Bacon and Running Stag Farm, exhibitors can now show eligible horses in open Level 1 (horse) ranch riding, sponsored by BMG Quarter Horses; trail, sponsored by Oak Springs Ranch; and western riding, sponsored by Masterson Farms. Exhibitors in the Level 1 stakes classes will be vying for top honors and $1,000 in added money in each class. Each class will be held in the Performance Arena, and awards will be presented through 10th place. The deadline to enter a stakes class is 5 p.m. the night before each class, and the cost to enter is $100 each, with 75 percent of the entry fees, plus added money, as payout. Entry forms are available in the Competitor Resources section of www.aqha.com/worldshow.
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