Tomorrow evening, Let’s Shake Em up will be competing in the Junior Trail finals with Evans in the saddle, as well as the Junior Western Riding later on in the week.

UPDATE: Meghan O’Malley did in fact clinch the Farnam All-Around Award here at the 2013 AQHA World Show. Congratulations!

“Dewey [Smith] is a master at keeping the horses in a routine and a very consistent environment. They seem to blossom wherever they are and continue to go forward.”

This is Wallinger-Rowan’s first World Championship title and the first World Champion foal by her family’s stallion, Acoolest Touchdown.

Booth and Honey have been a team for the past seven years now. She currently relies on the guidance of Chuck Briggs for training, maintaining, and campaigning her beloved gelding.

“The horse is so solid in every way. He’s healthy and easy to show. He’s so good-minded. That’s the best gelding I’ve ever had.”

UPDATE: Josh Weakly just won his fifth title of the AQHA World Show claiming a World Championship with Giancarla in the Amateur 2-Year-Old Mares.

Habighorst has a busy day ahead. He plans to show in the Amateur Yearling Geldings, Amateur 3-Year-Old Mares, and Amateur 3-Year-Old Geldings before the day is through.

“I’ve worked so hard for this. I wanted this forever. I didn’t want to leave the arena; I just wanted them to let me stay out there!”

“I ride them every day at home, and that makes the difference because I know them inside and out. I think that’s the key, really.”