By Sarah Welk Baynum Bud Lyon and Sumac GunnaBeFlashy, also known as “Romeo,” owned by Leslie Lange, added yet another championship to an already impressive early Congress run when they topped the Open Ranch Trail Stakes NSBA at the All American Quarter Horse Congress. The victory marked Romeo’s fourth win of the show and his […]

When you look at Shorty Koger dressed in a crisp, collared shirt with starched jeans, a beaver hat shaped “high and tight” atop her temple, you’d be forgiven if you thought she descended from a long line of rodeo cowboys.
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From Kentucky Equine Research: No new dewormers for horses are currently in development, and widespread resistance to existing products is on the upswing. As a result, global efforts to slow antiparasitic resistance are gaining momentum. Julie Shrubb, a veterinary surgeon based in the United Kingdom who chairs Controlling Antiparasitic Resistance in Equines Responsibly (CANTER), an […]
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It’s the quintessential horse show dad photo! This is Annabel Steffens’ dad, Zach, taken after her last reining class that day, at the All American Quarter Horse Congress! Thank you to Jill Steffens for the fun photo!! If you have a great photo of the day, please email it to: Delores.Kuhlwein@EquineChronicle.com.
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The Stakes Were High In Congress Ranch Riding: Monday recap from NSBA The NSBA members who competed in Ranch Riding classes on Monday at the Congress earned more than NSBA bronze trophies – in some cases, they were earning big checks in the Stakes and Futurity classes. Noel Meadows Wins First Congress Title In Limited […]
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September 29, 2026 The U.S. Food and Drug Administration recently issued warning letters to Neogen Corporation and Sciarra Aeromed, Inc., following an investigation that linked a veterinary wound care product labeled as sterile, Neogen Vet HYCOAT (hyaluronate sodium sterile solution), to serious infections and deaths in horses. This incident involved at least 20 horse deaths, […]
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There are a few facts about the horse industry that are undisputed. Every horse has an owner. Every horse owner has varied expectations of what they will get from the endeavor. However, you can be assured that everyone who has ever owned and shown a horse has done it because they wanted some enjoyment from the sport. They wanted to experience the competition, as well as the camaraderie of like-minded individuals.
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Everyone including Shania Poney’s horse knew they had to study the patterns for the recent Tough Enough To Wear Pink horse show that just wrapped up September 27, 2026, at Champions Center in Springfield, Ohio. Thank you to Shania for the fun photo! If you have a great photo of the day, please email it […]
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Pacific Coast Quarter Horse Association is preparing to welcome exhibitors back to Del Mar with a new signature show. The Del Mar Classic, a new AQHA, NSBA, and PCQHA approved event, is scheduled for June 2–6, 2027 (pending), at the newly renovated Del Mar Horsepark in Del Mar, California. Managed by longtime horseman and AQHA […]
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By Mark Andrews, Equine Science Update, September 5, 2026: Swiss researchers have identified a novel virus in the brains of four horses that were euthanased after developing neurological disease, prompting investigations into whether the virus may represent an emerging cause of equine central nervous system (CNS) disease. Since late July 2026, equine referral hospitals at the Universities […]
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