After the immense popularity of our first Who Was the Winner? Quiz, where we featured results from the 2018 AQHA Open/Amateur World Show, we decided to dive a little deeper into the archives. For this quiz, results have been taken from the 2000 All American Quarter Horse Congress.
Continue reading …During this time of quarantine, Zoom can place you anywhere in the world. But, let’s face it, where do most of us want to be right now?… A horse show!
Continue reading …Lauren Stanley and Extremely Good Stuff won Open/Non Pro Showmanship with 24 entries. Reserve was Cami Van Aken with Good Tobe Immortal. Charlotte Brooks and Wonit On My RV were the winners in the Non Pro 11 and Under Showmanship Sidepot. Kelly Coonce and Presleys Got Rhythm won the Non Pro 15-18 Showmanship Sidepot. Lauren Stanley and Extremely Good Stuff won the Non Pro 19-39 Showmanship Sidepot.
Continue reading …Unbeknownst to everyone at the time, that would be the last, major, horse show held before the COVID-19 pandemic began to restrict travel, event attendance, and daily life. The National Snaffle Bit Association held its annual Riders Cup during the Sun Circuit again this year and presented competitors with a total payout of $80,000; beautiful, silver trophy cups; and big checks.
Continue reading …With horse shows put on hold for the foreseeable future, many of us are feeling the stay-at-home blues. This is a natural and perfectly normal reaction. But, it’s important to remember that everyone is in the same boat. We’re all in this together.
Continue reading …The current points as of March 15th include 12 shows in Florida, 11 shows in Indiana, 3 shows in Ohio, 4 shows in Missouri, and 6 shows in Nevada. Although the COVID-19 situation has put a damper on showing as of late, AEP is hopefully that everyone will be able to get back in the game very soon.
Continue reading …The inaugural show offered 10 classes, and each of the 122 entries were given private, detailed, constructive critiques from judge Sandy Jirkovsky. The virtual show paid out a total of $4,270 to top-placing exhibitors, as well.
Continue reading …Thanks to PtHA for sharing these photos from the recent Hall of Fame Banquet and Convention. If you’d like to share your photos with EquineChronicle.com, email B.Bevis@EquineChronicle.com.
Continue reading …Thanks to the Pinto Horse Association for sharing some great photos from their recent awards banquet! If you’d like to share your photos with EquineChronicle.com, email B.Bevis@EquineChronicle.com. Don’t forget, the next upcoming events for PtHA are the Pinto World Show– June 8th-20th in Tulsa, OK. and the Color Breed Congress November 6th-14th in Tulsa, OK.
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