By Corrine Borton on June 3, 2020
angie cannizzaro, AQHA, linda berwick, NSBA, Quarter Horse Congress, Tom Powers Futurity
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Breeding horses might be viewed as work for some, but for Scott and Linda Berwick it is more like therapy. Horses provide the Ottawa, Ontario couple with peace and fulfillment in an otherwise hectic and demanding life. For the last 27 years, the Berwicks have owned and operated Scott Berwick Stairs Inc., which services the new […]
By Courtney Hall on May 31, 2020
An Equine Production, AQHA, Georgia Quarter Horse Association, Georgia Summer Kickoff, Jackie Krshka, Oklahoma Quarter Horse Association, Redbud Spectacular
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Exhibitors across the country are celebrating the return of the horse show. Following a lengthy delay due to restrictions put on gatherings of large numbers of people and on travel across the United States and in Canada due to the Covid-19 pandemic, shows are opening across the United States to some very enthusiastic competitors. The […]
By Corrine Borton on May 22, 2020
APHA, AQHA, Brad Borton Memorial Longe Line, Fox Lea Farm, Tom Powers Futurity
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The 40th Anniversary Tom Powers Futurity is moving again and will now be known as the Christmas Challenge. Restrictions placed on activities in Ohio by Governor Mike DeWine to curb the impact of the Coronavirus pandemic there have forced Tom and Dominique Powers to change the date and location of the longest continuously-running futurity in the […]
By admin on May 13, 2020
AQHA, Brad Borton Memorial Non-Pro Longe Line, NSBA, Tom Powers Futurity, World Equestrian Center
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Organizers of the Brad Borton Memorial Limited Non-Pro Western Longe Line class are forging ahead with plans to run the class at this year’s Tom Powers Futurity even though it is not quite clear when horse shows, shut down since March due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, will resume. The class honors the memory of InStride Edition […]
By Katie Navarra on May 7, 2020
Aaron Moses, Andy Cochran, Capital Quarter Horses, Hillary Roberts, Jenna Dempze, Karen Boxell, NSBA, Richland Ranch
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They have the same genetic makeup. But it’s rarely the case that two foals sired by the same stallion and out of the same mare look, move or act exactly as each other, even when those foals are the result of multiple embryos from a single uterine flush. Take flush mates What’s On Ur Mind […]
By Corrine Borton on May 6, 2020
Alyse Roberts, Arizona Sun Circuit, Elizabeth Jakovich, hunter under saddle, NSNA
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When your trainer describes your horse as “great-minded, beautiful and elegant,” there’s obviously cause for celebration. So, it goes without saying that Elizabeth Jakovich is eager for the 2020 show season to open back up so she can hit the pen again with her beautiful 3-year-old gray mare, Helloo Gorgeous. It’s been a long time […]
By Katie Navarra on April 27, 2020
AAEP, APHA, AQHA, AVMA, Horse, NSBA, PHBA, vaccines
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Show horses, as a general rule, are well vaccinated. It’s worth the expense to keep these horses on a regular vaccination schedule for the flu/rhino vaccine (Equine Influenza and Equine Rhinopneumonitis) strangles and equine herpesvirus I and IV since these respiratory viruses may be “shared” between horses. “Vaccination will help to reduce the chances of […]
By Jennifer Horton on April 14, 2020
APHA, AQHA, Deanna Searles, Dr Eleanor Green, Katherine Tobin, Lease Programs, Leigh Berryhill, Leonard Berryhill, Lori Bucholz, Shannon Vroegh, Taylor Searles
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In 2017, American Quarter Horse Association competitor Katherine Tobin found herself in an interesting predicament. She had purchased Hereicomagain (Chloe), a 2013 brown mare by Good I Will Be and out of Lookouthereicome as a yearling, and the mare was already winning Green Western Pleasure classes and racking up AQHA points. Tobin knew she had […]
By Corrine Borton on April 6, 2020
Made IN Madison, Melanie Parker, NSBA, The Madness
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Savvy trainers understand that natural ability is what really makes a successful Western Pleasure contender. Certainly, getting the right start under saddle and exposure to all the sights and sounds they will encounter in the show atmosphere help provide youngsters with a solid foundation. But no amount of training can replace the gifts they are […]
By Courtney Hall on April 2, 2020
APHA, Award Decor, Dixie Nationals, Genny Miller, K&L Ribbon Wreaths, Katie Grossnigle, Kim Woodall, Marsha Stigge, NSBA, Quarter Horse Congress
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The awards – trophy jackets, ribbons and buckles – that exhibitors bring home from shows serve as memorable keepsakes they can display forever. Some people are fortunate enough to have many years of successful shows, filling their homes with incredible mementos. One trend increasing in popularity over the last decade is repurposing awards to create […]
By Corrine Borton on March 17, 2020
AQHA, Coronavirus, NSBA, PHBA, Spring Breakout
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With the news surrounding the spread of the coronavirus rapidly changing across the United States and the globe, organizers of horse shows and related events are listening closely and making decisions to safeguard its participants and comply with state and federal mandates. Just today, President Donald Trump’s coronavirus task force issued new guidelines warning Americans […]
By Corrine Borton on March 11, 2020
APHA, AQHA, Houston LiveStock Show, McKenzie Kostel, PHBA, Tracy Johns
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The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo has been closed due to concerns about coronavirus after a local man with no recent travel history tested positive for COVID-19. Mayor Sylvester Turner made the announcement on Wednesday, causing participants and spectators to scramble to make alternative arrangements. Turner and Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo said at a news […]