Evidence of the takeover was discovered yesterday during the Trail preliminaries here in Oklahoma City. Tim “The Trail Man” Kimura’s course was overrun with a number of Pokemon creatures, including a bright, yellow Picachu that made a few appearances at the top half of the course by the trot poles and at the entrance to the box.
Continue reading …Due to the huge expense of importing Taylah’s horse to the United States to compete, Jesse was trying to locate a Quarter Horse in the USA under an International Lease so Taylah would be able to attend her first and final AQHYA Show in Oklahoma City. Amanda Specht immediately thought of Dolly and approached Brenda and John Ackerman about the possibility of lending her to Taylah.
Continue reading …Congratulations to the following 20 horse and rider teams that will return for the Trail finals next week at the AQHYA World Show. This will also be your working order. Judges will be Buddy Fisher, Terry Cross, Jeff Allen, Will Knabenshue, and John Pipkin. The high score going into the finals was a 234.5, earned […]
Continue reading …14-year-old Natalie Vargo was the returning World Champion in Hunter Hack coming into the Youth World, but this year she had a brand new partner for the class. Last year, Natalie won with Art of The Deal. This year, she came out on top again with her new partner, a five-year-old gelding named Dancin In The Dirt, aka “Carter.”
Continue reading …Each year Paige and Executee have competed at the Youth World, they’ve won a trophy. They were Reserve in Yearling Mares, Third in Two-Year-Old Mares, and Reserve today in 3-Year-Old Mares. “She’s my trophy collector!” Paige jokes.
Continue reading …Congratulations to the following horse and rider teams that will return for the Horsemanship finals next week at the 2016 AQHYA World Show! This will also be your working order. Judges will be Jackie Krshka, Terry Cross, Will Knabenshue, Kim Myers, and Buddy Fisher. Livvie Van Lanen/All But Sudden Abbi Lynn Demel/There Goes My Zipper […]
Continue reading …Returning World Champion Deanna Green rode her trusty Palomino mare, Blazinmytroublesaway, to score a 231.5 securing another World Champion title in Western Riding. But, it wasn’t smooth sailing the whole way. After a slight misstep in the preliminaries yesterday, Deanna and “Buttercup” received a second chance at redemption in the shootout round.
Continue reading …“Every time a judge came by, her ears went forward, her head went up, and she showed like a champ.”
Continue reading …Both Emma Edwards with This Is Why I’m Here and Kaylee Mellott with Only In Showbiz each scored a 227.5 and were the highest scoring teams during the Western Riding preliminaries.
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