“100% of our proceeds goes to Nellie’s Catwalk 4Kids www.NC4K.org to help children, and their families, fighting cancer,” Amy says. “Childhood cancer research is vastly and consistently underfunded, but is the leading cause of death in children under 15. I have witnessed Nellie’s incredible work first hand, and I have loved working with her. We have high goals for this year ($10,000) and we were so close last year raising $8,800!”

Dora Gocze, Denmark
Jacqueline Kennon, Texas
Nicole Gauthier, Canada
Dr. Craig Wood, Kentucky
Dr. Steven Cooper, Oklahoma
Jando Guerra (Alejandro), California
Brian Isbell, Georgia
Kayla McQuaig, California

What is the funniest thing your Pinto has done? “Two years ago, at the Color Breed Congress, Axle had a double stall, so I hung a hammock in his stall, and he laid his head over me and we took naps,” Lucy said.

In order to maintain the momentum and excitement for this program, we would like to commence the classes at the 2018 World Show for foals that are sired by nominated stallions in 2018, including both weanling classes at the 2018 World Show and yearling classes at the 2019 World Show.

American Horse Publications is conducting their Equine Industry Survey for the fourth time. The 2018 survey is intended to gauge trends and management practices in the U.S. equine industry.

The Appaloosa Horse Club is excited to announce that they now offer 5-panel testing including PSSM1, HERDA, HYPP, MH, GBED. Owners can call the ApHC at (208) 882-5578 ext. 300 or Click Here for the Order Form.

“There is a long history of successful APHA riders contributing to NCEA championship titles. We are so excited to welcome the APHA as a national sponsor and we look forward to developing new opportunities to collaborate on equestrian-related projects. The APHA has provided wonderful opportunities for junior riders to develop the skills and character traits that are highly valued as NCAA student-athletes,” said Dr. Leah Fiorentino, Executive Director, NCEA.

“In layman’s terms, this rule change means an exhibitor’s points and experience in traditional show classes—Western pleasure, trail and Western riding—no longer affect his or her Novice eligibility in similar ranch classes, and vice versa,” APHA Amateur Director Savannah Robbins explained. “As the popularity of ranch events continues to rise, the Amateur Committee decided to move the ranch disciplines into their own Novice categories, thereby making it easier for our Paint Horse exhibitors to dip their toes into these exciting classes at a level suited to their experience.”

The tentative schedule for the 2018 Pinto World Championship Show is now online. The event will take place June 11-23 in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Click here to view the show schedule. Click here to view the fee schedule.