The QH Congress Trade Show opens tomorrow in Columbus, Ohio. It will offer more than 250 commercial exhibit spaces in a seven-acre indoor equine shopping experience, with additional outside space as well. Commercial exhibitors offer show clothing, tack, towing vehicles, trailers, equine art, jewelry, furniture, and much more!

“Gist has enjoyed a longstanding partnership with APHA, approaching more than 35 years. It is our great honor to design and craft championship buckles to recognize the hard-earned achievements of Paint Horse enthusiasts across many disciplines and accomplishments. Our artists strive to be innovative in meeting the needs of the association for trophy buckles that honor their members and display the signature marks of the breed,” she said.

As part of their continued outreach efforts, the Ohio Amateur Quarter Horse Association is excited to put on their annual all-you-can-eat pancake breakfast at the 2018 QH Congress. The breakfast will take place Saturday, October 20th, from 7-12 pm in the Voinovich Building. For just $5, eat all you can pancakes and sausages!

Every month, the NCEA recognizes student-athletes for their accomplishments in the ring, however the NCEA would like to highlight athletes on their outstanding performances outside of the ring, including academics, philanthropy, outstanding attitude, and embodiment of an ideal teammate. For September, that rider is Madison Thiel.

Watch the 2018 All American Quarter Horse Congress live on National Sports Broadcasting. Click here to watch the live feeds from the Celeste, Cooper, or Coliseum. 

The No. 1 Auburn Tigers stay put as they dominated last week with an 18-2 victory over an SEC opponent. The Georgia Bulldogs hold onto the preseason No. 2 spot as they compete for the first time this week, traveling to SEC rival South Carolina. 

NCEA NCEA SCOREBOARD: SEPTEMBER 30, 2018 TCU DOWNS DELAWARE STATE IN NCEA OPENER, 15-4  FORTH WORTH, Texas – The sixth-ranked TCU equestrian team took down Delaware State, 15-4, in the National Collegiate Equestrian Association opener. TCU claimed all four Most Outstanding Performer honors, three by freshmen, including two by Izzy Baxter as she made her collegiate […]