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“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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By Jessica Hein, PHJ News: Kim Helburg, Bill and Kathleen Huckabee, and Larry Volkmar took home extra hardware from the 2026 APHA/WCHA Halter Million. When the dust settled, they were named as the show’s Leading Owner/Breeder/Exhibitor, Leading Breeder and Leading Owner, respectively. The Halter Million is the premier halter competition for stock horses, awarding more […]
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“…there is no other feeling in the world that compares to loving a great horse. There’s a thrill that nothing else can ever match. You can’t put it into words because words can’t express it. (Samuel Riddle, US racehorse owner.) Thank you to Suzanne Duquette for sending us this fab photo, just in time as […]
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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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October 3, 2026, by Connie Lechleitner, NSBA: Quincy Clagg is a veteran Quarter Horse Congress competitor, but even she was a little overwhelmed after winning the Youth Ranch Rail class with her horse, Trick Me Out, after the class took eight splits, two semi-finals and a final to determine the champion. “I just wanted to be […]
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“No! I’m not ready; this is still my first cup of coffee!”– Anthony Liccione. If you have a great photo of the day, please email it to: Delores.Kuhlwein@EquineChronicle.com.
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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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The High Desert Pinto Horse Association holds two shows each year with All Breed classes, Pinto Mini classes, and a full slate of open Ranch classes! The setting is the beautiful McCoy Equestrian Center in the heart of Chino Hills, California. The 2026 Fall Festival on October 4th offered one arena of ranch and all […]
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