By admin on September 26, 2014
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Success at the Quarter Horse Congress in Columbus, Ohio next month is a goal everyone who attends hopes to achieve. But getting your horse prepared there can be described as nothing short of “grueling.” Long lines waiting to longe, rain, bitter cold temperatures and poor footing are all obstacles that can be encountered during this […]
By admin on September 25, 2014
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“There’s just something about blue sky and sunshine,” says Trainer Dale Livingston of San Antonio, Texas, as he waits for his youth rider’s next class. Livingston knows what everyone else at the 2014 Arizona Fall Championship has discovered – that the perfect combination of management and facility makes a world of difference. Youth client Sabrina […]
By admin on September 21, 2014
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Jenna Hyde and Can I Get Your Number made it clean sweep on Saturday winning the third and final leg of the 2014 InStride Edition Premier Paint Sires 3-Year-Old Western Pleasure class held at the Iowa Futurity. Hyde and Can I Get Your Number collected $8,700 for their win in the class and then a […]
By admin on September 17, 2014
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Imagine the blue lights are flashing and the sirens are screaming as a state trooper pulls your horse trailer off the road. As you roll down your window, don’t be surprised if the officer asks to see your health papers, CDL license and USDOT number among a list of other requirements pertaining to safety that […]
By admin on September 10, 2014
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Joey Wenger grew up in his parents’ Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania tack shop and was surrounded by dedicated horsemen. So it came as no surprise to anyone when, at age 19, the youngest son of Steve and Cindi Wenger started creating his own leather headstalls and reins for several outside companies. “I wanted to build something that […]
By admin on September 4, 2014
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After two years away from the horse show scene, nine-time AQHA World Champion Sharnai Thompson of Pilot Point, Texas is back in the winner’s circle this year showing Rock County Kid, a 3-year-old bay gelding by Good I Will Be out of JDZ Madison County. ” I spent some time in North Carolina with family […]
By admin on August 31, 2014
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A program focused on encouraging participation in the growth and promotion of a region’s breeding, training, and exhibition of quality locally bred horses. The Carolina Connection Breeders Program or CCBP is an exciting new platform designed to promote locally bred horses within the five state region of North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Tennessee and Georgia. […]
By admin on August 29, 2014
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Former American Paint Horse Association Youth and Amateur World Champion competitor Chelsea Bain has just had an Extended Play (EP) Album, titled Never Ever Gone, released under the Mondo Tunes Label. The collection features three songs – Anywhere But Here, Your Shot of Whiskey and Where We’re Gonna Fall in addition to the title track, […]
By admin on August 28, 2014
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Fort Worth Texas is the place to be for the Reichert Celebration, one of the largest all-breed horse shows in the nation. This year the Reichert Celebration, which started on Aug. 15 and runs through Sept. 1, offers AHA, APHA, ApHC, AQHA, POAC and NSBA, futurity and stakes classes along with Dash for Cash 5-D […]
By Katie Navarra on August 26, 2014
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For 28 years Chereé Kirkbride was a successful hunter/jumper rider. In 1992 she decided to give Reining a try. Over the course of her riding career she collected a National Reining Horse Association Limited Non-Pro title, three World Championship titles, countless trophy buckles and saddles. “It got to the point where it was just hard […]
By admin on August 24, 2014
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Jeff Long piloted Fullmoonouttonight, a 2011 brown geding by Only In The Monlite and out of Manygoodthingstocome, to a victory in the Hylton $10,000 added Green Western Pleasure class today at the North Carolina Quarter Horse Association District V “Endless Summer” AQHA Show in Williamston. Long, of Siler City, North Carolina, takes home a $5,625 […]
By admin on August 21, 2014
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Meri McKillips Lemay, a well respected AQHA, APHA, NSBA, PtHA and PHBA judge, was diagnosed with breast cancer in May. Meri is currently undergoing intense chemotherapy, to be followed by surgery and radiation, which will prevent her from judging for the time being. To allow Meri to focus on her treatment, Premier Paint Sires is […]