Today’s EC Photo of the Day comes from a new youth-turned-amateur competitor, Kacie Scharf, who celebrated her birthday on January 10th. Kacie certainly has a lot to look forward to in 2019 with UF A Certain Star, Congress Champion, two-time Reserve Congress Champion, AQHYA Reserve World Champion, AQHA bronze trophy winner, NSBA Reserve World Champion, and NSBA bronze trophy winner. But, not before enjoying some tropical fun with The Equine Chronicle!
Continue reading …Start making plans to attend the inaugural APHA Eastern National Championship Show, held March 22–24 at the Virginia Horse Center in Lexington, Virginia.
Continue reading …While many people have been enjoying the warm winter weather at the Florida circuits, some horse owners are facing a slightly different climate. Katie Nolte of Galloping Dreams Photography shares this photo of her American Paint Horses, Heza Moon Jule, aka”Moonshine,” and Sockettsfinalchance, aka “Chance,” enjoying the winter weather in Richville, MN.
Continue reading …Internationally recognized as an authority on the American Quarter Horse, Gil was a judge, National Cutting Horse Association champion, American Quarter Horse Association national director, founding member of the 21 Riders horse riding club, president and member of the board of directors for the Mississippi Quarter Horse Association, member of the MQHA Hall of Fame, and president and member of the South Mississippi Horse Show and Rodeo Association.
Continue reading …Whether you’re an APHA member, national director, breeder, trainer, non-pro exhibitor or just a fan of Paint Horses, YOU’RE INVITED to attend the 2019 APHA Convention March 1–3 in Fort Worth, Texas. Though this year’s Convention features a shorter format—reducing costs and travel time for attendees—the schedule is still packed full of can’t-miss events. From educational seminars to fun parties to discussions about the association’s future, we’ve got something for everyone at our annual Convention.
Continue reading …Because of the costs associated with buying and maintaining a herd, schools across the country rely on three types of horses to fill their stables – donations given on a permanent basis, free lease animals that are temporarily on loan, and sometimes horses that come with athletes when they enroll in school.
Continue reading …According to the Springfield Business Journal, a construction company has been awarded a contract to renovate the Coliseum at the Illinois State Fairgrounds. It’s an ambitious project, because it’s been given a July 20th completion date for the $10.2 million project.
Continue reading …The final 2018 year-end point standings for the Arizona Paint Horse Club are now available online. State Points 2018 Year-End Final Overall Standings A few notes to keep in mind: Except for Green riders and Youth Walk-Trot riders, horse ownership rules apply. For exhibitors in youth, amateur, and walk-trot classes, or owners in open classes, […]
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