
Exhibitors can qualify to compete in Level 3 13-&-Under western pleasure, hunter under saddle, horsemanship, hunt seat equitation, showmanship, ranch riding and trail at the 2018 Ford Youth World. The world champion, reserve world champion, top-10 placings and five finalists will be awarded in each Level 3 13-&-Under class. Winners in the 13-&-Under classes will be awarded as a one-go-round format.
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New this year, solid Paints that carry at least one Paint-pattern gene are invited to participate in all non-pointed, non-world championship classes at the Youth World Show and Open/Amateur World Show.
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“The Association, City of Amarillo and Tri-State Fairgrounds have had a great working partnership and economically beneficial relationship over the years. With this new contract, the city and fairgrounds will continue to make improvements to meet the needs of this world-class event.”
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The Zoetis VRH World and Zoetis AQHA Ranching Heritage Challenge Finals are tentatively scheduled for June 14-17, 2018, at the Lazy E Arena in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
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The new name for the facility will be Equine Performance Center and comes along with a new managing veterinarian, Alberto Rullan, VMD.
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The judges for the 51st annual All American Quarter Horse Congress, held October 6-30, 2017, have been announced by the Ohio Quarter Horse Association.
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For the first time under the current postseason format, the No. 1 seed wasn’t present on the final day of competition. Now, in another first, a team has completed the difficult task of winning four meets in three days to claim the National Championship.
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“I’d like to thank Chris Gray for putting this opportunity together and Kip Riley for selling “Mac” to me. I know how special Mac is to both of them, and I don’t take their trust lightly. I’m looking forward to seeing what we can accomplish together. I’m also thankful to Clint Ainsworth for his continued […]
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Youth all-around exhibitors at this year’s show will be showing on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday only. The Oversight Committee intends to focus on a similar scheduling changes for the 2018 Sun Circuit to accommodate as many youth as possible.
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“Our new arena is going to set the standard for generations,” said Mayor Betsy Price. The $450 million project will complement the current Will Rogers Memorial Coliseum, which will continue to serve as a major equestrian show arena.
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