
For the past four years, Capital Quarter Horses, LLC, and Rusty Green Show Horses have enjoyed tremendous success together with Western Pleasure mounts like Only Ever After, Only A Breeze, Whatscookingoodlookin, No Doubt I’m Trouble, and For One Night Only earning numerous accolades including back-to-back World Championships and many Congress and Futurity titles.
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Christened as the “EMO Western States Championship,” this show offers registered American Quarter Horses and AQHA members from the Western U.S. a stepping stone between Novice (Level 1) Championship Shows and AQHA Open, Amateur, Select and AQHYA World shows. Qualifying begins January 1, 2015 and ends Dec. 31, 2015.
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$1,500 = six horse shows, 27 judges… Are you interested?
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A common obstacle exhibitors might encounter on a typical Horse & Dog Trail course requires the dog to lie calmly in a “box” while waiting for the next command from his handler, who is of course horseback. Another task might require sending a dog across a bridge first, ahead of the horse, and instructing him to lie down at a marked point.
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Even the most experienced showmen make mistakes from time to time, but how many of us can reflect on those mishaps with a winning attitude?
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“AQHA World Champion and Judge, Steve Heckaman, is offering a once in a lifetime opportunity to purchase from the best-bred Western show horses of our time.”
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Windsor, foaled in England, is a 12-year-old gelding that weighs more than 2,200 pounds and stands more than 18 hands high. “He’s huge,” Reef said.
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One of the areas that saw a big increase in numbers was Trail. In the Senior, there was a record breaking 136 shown, pretty evenly split with leveling.
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Proud to be a major sponsor of the Arizona Sun Circuit year after year, The Equine Chronicle is looking forward to seeing you next year, January 9-17, 2016 at Westworld in Scottsdale, AZ!
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“Waking up from anesthesia in the pool gives horses a chance to safely recover their strength, coordination, and awareness, and that provides a much better chance for them to recover without injury.”
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