Duties include, but not limited to organizing and distributing all awards on a daily basis, setting up and maintaining VIP receptions, assisting with PWC Market Place Trade show and Youth Judging Contest, coordinating the PtHA Dog Show, helping with the PWC Cookout, and some arena duties as needed. The first five days will be set up days in preparation for the Youth Judging Contest and horse show.
Continue reading …Scientists have taken a step towards the goal of regenerating damaged tendons with the discovery that embryonic stem cells (ESCs) can produce “artificial tendon” in the presence of inflammation.
Continue reading …Thanks to Tina Azucena Photography for sharing some stunning shots from the recent WSQHA No Silver, No Sequins Show that recently took place March 21-24 in Monroe, WA. If you’d like for your show photos to be featured on EquineChronicle.com, email B.Bevis@EquineChronicle.com.
Continue reading …At the No Silver, No Sequins show, Washington State Quarter Horse Youth Association hosted a drive for diapers, socks, clothes, wipes, and more for children in crisis. Also, we accepted AQHYA’s March challenge and dropped off over a truck bed full of items to Hand in Hand. Thank you to everyone who donated!
Continue reading …Throughout 2019, NSBYA will be holding Denim Drives at various horse shows. NSBYA will collect gently used, clean denim to donate to local homeless shelters at different horse shows. Throughout the summer, NSBA Youth will be collecting denim at local shows and donating those items to the community in which they visit.
Continue reading …In a new twist for 2019, horses cannot have been shown ASTRIDE in any Western Riding, Trail, or similar Versatility event prior to the Lucas Oil World official entry deadline of September 16, 2019. There remains no eligibility restrictions for Western Pleasure or Conformation classes. As of the official entry deadline of September 16 and thereafter, horses may be shown without restriction at any competition and in any classes, including the All American Quarter Horse Congress, without forfeiting PVC eligibility.
Continue reading …When the Kottwitz family of Mule Creek Junction, Wyoming knew their calves wouldn’t be able to cross the rapidly rising water, they concocted a genius plan to bring them to safety, with the help of a few friends, a Quarter Horse, and a canoe.
Continue reading …Just like Breda, Noreen was a passionate horse lover and a World Champion exhibitor and owner. She thoroughly enjoyed the last years of her life on a horse farm in Ocala, Florida and making frequent trips to Sanibel Island to collect seashells. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Noreen’s name to the Humane Society of Marion County, Florida.
Continue reading …Thanks to Hannah Draughan Photography for sharing some great photos from the recent Gordyville Lil Abe show that took place in Gifford, Illinois. If you’d like for your club’s show results and photos to be featured on EquineChronicle.com, email B.Bevis@EquineChronicle.com.
Continue reading …Two out of three competitive horses have them.1 Anywhere there is stress, stomach ulcers may be a risk. Stress comes from many sources, such as frequent trailering, intense training and loud, unfamiliar noises at the showgrounds. And it’s not just those that show. Non-competitive horses are also susceptible as 30 percent of pleasure horses have ulcers.3
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