The South Carolina Quarter Horse Association Palmetto Classic, May 24 – 26, 2025, at South Carolina Equine Park in Camden offered something for everyone! In addition to all around competition at its finest, the ranch horse, the cutting horse, and the rope horse were all recognized with classes and high point awards. In fact, circuit awards […]
Continue reading …AQHA exhibitors competed for championship titles in April at the AQHA East Level 1 Championships in Wilmington, Ohio, and in May at the AQHA West Level 1 Championships in Las Vegas. Photo credit: Shane Rux Photography. That’s a wrap on two of the three 2025 AQHA Level 1 Championships! AQHA exhibitors competed for championship titles in […]
Continue reading …In halter classes, it is a commonly known fact that the horse’s appearance is a primary factor in determining placement.
Continue reading …New facility to reestablish program as national leader while advancing veterinary education, food security and public health in Oklahoma. (STILLWATER, Okla., May 29, 2025) — Oklahoma State University has received a historic $250 million state funding appropriation to support the construction of a new, state-of-the-art veterinary teaching hospital. This critical investment — the largest […]
Continue reading …Congratulations to the all-around and high-point winners at the 2025 AQHA West Level 1 Championships! From AQHA: The 2025 AQHA West Level 1 Championships concluded May 24, with six days of competition at the South Point Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, that saw 2,730 entries, 453 exhibitors, 469 horses and 163 first-time exhibitors. Below are the […]
Continue reading …Riding your horse along quiet trails, bridle paths, wooded trails, and across open fields is one of life’s pleasures.
Continue reading …The Lazy Days Circuit, a four-judge AQHA, two-judge NSBA show that was also WQHA approved, began on May 23rd, and wrapped up on May 26th at Sunnyview Expo Center in Oshkosh, Wisconsin! Friday/Saturday judges were Buddy Fisher and Clay Cavinder, and Sunday/Monday judges were Charlene Carter and Mike Carter. The show also offered all breed classes, flat fee […]
Continue reading …The Youth Equestrian Development Association (YEDA) promotes western, catch-draw style riding, giving youth in grades 4–12 (and young alumni) the chance to compete without owning a horse. Riders showcase their skills in both rail and pattern work, with divisions named after gemstones, from beginner to advanced levels. The Sapphire division includes ranch riding, while Diamond […]
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