The Stars N Stripes and Big A circuit is just a few weeks away! The 2017 event will take place June 30th-July 9th in Conyers, GA. Click here to view the showbill, tab sheets, results, and scribe sheets. Click here to view the pattern book. (This is a large download) Click here to view the […]

The intern must have excellent customer service skills to assist customers with ticket purchases within the Press Office and work alongside the Press Office Lead. Issuing press credentials, setting up media interviews and photo opportunities; helping with content for early morning live newscasts. Will help with Congress events, meetings, and parties.

Exhibitors are automatically opted into a Ford Youth World reining team competition, which is held concurrently with the Level 3 prelims on August 10 in the Performance Arena. A random draw will divide the entries into five-person teams.

Some of the industry’s most exciting competitions are uniquely Appaloosa events such as the Rope Race and the horse-against-horse Nez Perce Stake Race. Select Walk-Trot classes, such as Walk-Trot Western Pleasure and Walk-Trot Trail.

Leonard Berryhill of Talala, Oklahoma, Roger Branch of Wellston, Oklahoma, John Briggs of Pilot Point, Texas, Steve Brown of Millsap, Texas, Kelly Boles Chapman of Bellevue, Michigan, Ian Chisholm of Weatherford, Texas, Ralph Depew of Perryton, Texas, Bob Freeman of Arnett, Oklahoma, Karen Graham of Cave Creek, Arizona, Jason Haefner of Winters, California, Cindy Hale of Perryton, Texas, Mike Hay of Pinnacle, North Carolina, Faron Hightower of Santo, Texas

Andy Adams of Gerber, California, Jeff Allen of Scott City, Kansas, Sissy Anderson of Leitchfield, Kentucky, David Avery of Amarillo, Joe Cameron of Moulton, Alabama, Rick Christy of Reddick, Florida, Sandy Collier of Santa Maria, California, Ed Cridge of Tioga, Texas, Ed Dingledine of Ashland, Ohio, Don Falcon of Columbia, Louisiana, Larry Hansch of Nocona, Texas, Scott Hofstetter of Ocala, Florida, Bobby Hunt of Comfort, Texas, Randy Jacobs of Dover, Ohio

An Amateur and Masters Amateur exhibitors may show up to three different horses in individual working events, like trail and western riding. However, the rules above still apply—a Masters Amateur cannot show the same horse in the same event, even if it’s in a different age group. For example, a Masters Amateur may show two horses in the Amateur trail and a different horse in the Masters Amateur trail.