
Check out The Equine Chronicle on Facebook for more fun videos from the 2017 AQHA World Show! Amateur Western Pleasure Victory Lap Amateur All-Around Roark 100th Win Presentation
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Visit The Equine Chronicle on Facebook to view more fun video interviews from the 2017 AQHA World Show. Amateur Western Pleasure L2
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Check out The Equine Chronicle on Facebook for more fun video interviews from the 2017 AQHA World Show. Ross Roark Record
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Check out The Equine Chronicle on Facebook for more fun videos from the 2017 AQHA World Show. Amateur Western Riding L2 Youth Mutton Bustin’ Junior Western Pleasure L2
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Following Josh Weakly’s win this afternoon in Amateur Aged Geldings with Legacee, his son, Jax, was super excited to hold Daddy’s trophy! Keep an eye out for Jax to win a trophy of his very own when he competes in Mutton Busting tonight just prior to the evening finals performances.
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Check out The Equine Chronicle on Facebook for more fun videos from the 2017 AQHA World Show. Senior Western Riding Victory Lap Amateur Trail L2
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We had the opportunity to chat with Gil and Becky Galyean about a special moment that happened last night during the 2-Year-Old Western Pleasure here at #AQHAWorld2017. The top three riders, Aaron Moses, Brian Baker, and Denton DeBuhr, at one point in time, all worked in the Galyean’s program.
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Check out The Equine Chronicle on Facebook for more fun video interviews from the 2017 AQHA World Show! Senior Hunter Under Saddle Senior Western Riding L2
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Check out The Equine Chronicle on Facebook for more fun video interviews from the 2017 AQHA World Championship Show! 2-Year-Old Western Pleasure Amateur Equitation L2 Junior Trail Victory Lap Cancer Survivor Jill Newcomb
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“In 2009, I had breast cancer and a double mastectomy right after the Congress,” Jill says. “I came home from the Congress, had my surgery, and five days later, I showed here. Being able to be here and to have a goal made my cancer surgery not such a big deal.”
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