By admin on January 30, 2022
american quarter horse, APHA, AQHA, Gallop Auction, Horse, Horses, NSBA, Western Pleasure
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The 39th Annual Gallop Auction gets underway at noon (PST) today at the Northern Quest Resort & Casino Family Pavilion in Airway Heights, Washington and pre-bidding and phone in bids will be accepted for all stallion services. The event blends the complementary beauty of horses and children into one uniquely choreographed day. Gallop benefits 100% […]
By Laura Boynton on January 18, 2022
american quarter horse, AQHA, Feeding Broodmares, Horse, Horses, NSBA
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You were careful in selecting a stallion to best compliment your mare. You had a culture done and scheduled your veterinarian to examine her for reproductive soundness. You timed your lights to make sure she would be cycling when breeding seasoned opened and finally got the good news …“she’s in foal.” You may have monitored […]
By Corrine Borton on January 17, 2022
Aaron Moses, american quarter horse, AQHA, Courtmey Moses, Horse, Horses, LL Cool Bay, NSBA, showing, Western Pleasure, World Show
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There’s a fundamental difference between a stallion and a sire. True horsemen understand that. World Champion trainer Cleve Wells gets it. So does Kim Dean, who has been managing AQHA sires for decades now. And Aaron Moses, a 13-time Quarter Horse Congress Champion and AQHA and NSBA World Champion and his wife, top Non-Pro rider […]
By Corrine Borton on December 10, 2021
american quarter horse, AQHA, Candice Hall, Cory Seebach, Gil Galyean, Horse, Horses, Machine Mde, NSBA, showing, Western Pleasure, World Show
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At any given show or futurity held in the past couple of years – whether a World Championship or a weekend circuit, chances are that when results of a Western Pleasure class were announced, there was something familiar about the winner, the top three or even in some cases, the majority of the top 10 […]
By Laura Boynton on November 16, 2021
american quarter horse, AQHA, artist, Horse, Horses, NSBA, Patsi Wolfe, Quarer Horse Congress, showing
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There’s a bit of soul, grace and strength in the images that come to life on the canvas of Georgia artist Patsi Wolfe. A roaming buffalo. A proud mother duck. A prized set of spurs. It’s more than the colors, shadows and textures that leave an impression, as the eye and the light dance across […]
By Corrine Borton on November 9, 2021
american quarter horse, APHA, AQHA, Gil Galyean, Horse, Horses, Jon Barry, NSBA, showing, Western Pleasure
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The Berrien Springs Fairgrounds will once again be the backdrop for National Snaffle Bit Association (NSBA) classes when a brand-new futurity welcomes competitors to the southwestern corner of Michigan in June.The facility was home to the Tom Powers Futurity from 1985 until 2020 when it was announced that the futurity would be moved to Wilmington, […]
By Corrine Borton on November 8, 2021
american quarter horse, AQHA, Horse, Horses, NSBA, showing, World Show
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When you start with a big, strong, beautiful and correct prospect with solid conformation and a great mind, success follows.That is exactly the case with AQHA and NSBA World Champion Outlaw Enterprise, a 2017 bay stallion, sired by Iron Enterprise and out of Lastminuteinvestment. Bred by Marcie McClenon, of Dunnellon, Florida, Outlaw Enterprise (Cosmo) was purchased […]
By Corrine Borton on October 10, 2021
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Every once in a while a horse comes along that changes you. A unicorn. A heart horse. And although the reason might not be obvious to others, when you gaze into their eyes, you can see deep into their heart. For Mallory Vroegh that horse is Itsa Southern Belle, known affectionately as Ginger because of […]
By Corrine Borton on September 14, 2021
Cole Baker, Elizabeth Baker, JR Cook, Line Up Behind, NSBA, NSBA World Show, Western Pleasure
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Family is not an important thing, it’s everything. – Michael J. Fox Family is at the center of the Cook family’s approach to showing horses. JR Cook grew up showing Cutting and Halter horses with his parents and grandparents by his side. His wife, Melissa, and her family were deeply involved in the American Paint […]
By Laura Boynton on September 14, 2021
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As horse owners, we have been taught that they are by nature herd animals. In nature, they live in small groups or bands. But owning even a single horse is costly. So, is it really necessary to own two, or three or a dozen? Life is easier with a single horse, especially on the pocketbook, […]
By Corrine Borton on September 14, 2021
AQHA, Chris Jones, Evie Doles, hunter under saddle, If Im Honest, Melissa Jones
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Every single time 16-year-old Evie Doles steps into the show pen she remembers some important advice that her trainer gave her. “Ride what you have today and don’t focus on perfection. Instead, focus on riding your horse, on being a horsewoman. “Those words of wisdom from Melissa Jones have served Evie well as she works […]
By Corrine Borton on July 14, 2021
PHBA, Youth Golden Horse
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The Palomino Horse Breeders of America announced the Golden Horse, High Point winners and the recipient of the Max Eisenberg Memorial Sportsmanship Award at the conclusion of this year’s Youth World Show on Sunday, July 11. “While final tabulations are not complete, I can say that entries are way up over past years,” said PHBA […]