
The big night is fast approaching here at the 2015 All American Quarter Horse Congress. On Saturday evening, a group of the most promising two-year-old prospects in the country will compete for the titles of Equine Chronicle Masters Hunter Under Saddle Champion and Equine Chronicle Masters Western Pleasure Champion.
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In the Two-Year-Old Open Western Pleasure Futurity, Angie Cannizzaro rode Who’s Chasing Who for owners Scott and Linda Berwick to a $13,744.26 payday. The Reserve Champion was Aaron Moses with Zippin A Breeze for Kathryn Frederick.
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“It was so incredible!” Jacobs says. “We didn’t see that coming…three Congress Championships this year.”
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“It’s really fun to show with Olivia, because she is the one I really look up to,” Alexia says.
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Not only were Dan and Money representing the gentlemen well this morning, the top four competitors in Select Showmanship were all men: Joe Whitt, Patrick Riley, and Phillip Roos. “I think, as a gender, we are representing well and I love that!” he says. “We did ourselves proud!”
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The enormous, 18 hand tall Hank epitomizes the phrase “a gentle giant,” so much so that Farley hopes her now six-year-old daughter might like to show him in a few years.
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“She’s really easy, really smooth, really broke, and she loves her job,” Angie says. “I was wanting to be able to present her in a way that showed the judges that, and I think it worked out.”
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“I recently got to start showing again with Geno, and it’s been super great. We’ve been super successful. He’s been the best.”
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A relative newcomer to the discipline of Western Riding was named the Congress Champion this morning in a very competitive Green Western Riding class. Cody Parrish rode Invest With The Best to score a 224.5 for owner Debbie Hill.
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“Overall, he is really eye-catching. You want to watch him. For how big he is, he’s really slow and soft. It takes a really special horse to be that big and stay correct and also be slow.”
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