
“If you’re going to live, leave a legacy. Make a mark on the world that can’t be erased.”— Maya Angelou. By Delores Kuhlwein The Stewart and Gibson families would like to announce the passing of renowned stallion EXECUTE, 02/03/04 –09/17/26. The 2004 sorrel AQHA/APHA 15.2 hand stallion by Mr Touchdown Kid and out of Forever […]
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Exhibitors arriving at this year’s All-American Quarter Horse Congress will find a dramatically transformed Ohio Expo Center, including new buildings, upgraded infrastructure and—for the first time in the show’s 59-year history—a third major competition arena operating alongside the Celeste Center and VS Code Red Coliseum.
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As Ranch classes continue to grow in popularity across breed associations and open shows alike, Ranch Reining has become a staple of the Ranch division. Yet despite its widespread appeal, many exhibitors still have questions about what judges are looking for and how Ranch Reining differs in style and presentation from traditional Reining.
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By Sarah Welk Baynum Cowpuncher Cadillac continued an already impressive run at the All-American Quarter Horse Congress, adding another championship to his week in the Open Working Western Rail Stakes NSBA with Jimmy Daurio in the saddle for owners Daurio and David Renier. Known as “Blue” in the barn, the stallion once again delivered when […]
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By Sarah Welk Baynum After years of building their partnership, Sarah Rose Jons and Inferno Joe reached a new milestone at the All-American Quarter Horse Congress, winning the Non-Pro Ranch Trail Stakes NSBA. The victory marked Jons’ first stakes win, making it especially meaningful with “Buddy Joe,” her partner of nearly five years. “I’ve worked […]
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Nestled beneath the canopy oaks of the “Maple City” aka Adrian, Michigan, is Beckey’s Place. This midwestern hub has served as homebase for AQHA horse trainer and judge Beckey Schooler for some 30 years. For over four decades, however, her program has turned out impeccable all-around horses and riders that consistently place at the top of all divisions in AQHA and NSBA competition.
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By Sarah Welk Baynum When Matt Gouthro first saw Whiz A Chicolena lope just a few strides during a horse shopping trip this spring, he knew immediately he had found the one. Whiz A Chicolena had not originally been on Gouthro’s shopping list, but that changed almost as soon as he watched the gelding move. […]
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