By Corrine Borton on May 22, 2020
APHA, AQHA, Brad Borton Memorial Longe Line, Fox Lea Farm, Tom Powers Futurity
Features
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 21, 2020
AQHA, mike jennings, NSBA, Penn State Quarter Horse Auction, Professional Horse Services
(IN) BUSINESS
Professional Horse Services, LLC reports that its May Internet Auctions posted strong results. The first auction, the 18th Annual Penn State Quarter Horse Auction, which closed on May 2, set a record for the highest average price per horse at $7,891,” according to Mike Jennings of Professional Horse Services, LLC. In the Spring Barrel Horse Internet Auction, the […]
By admin on May 13, 2020
AQHA, Brad Borton Memorial Non-Pro Longe Line, NSBA, Tom Powers Futurity, World Equestrian Center
Features
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 admin on May 12, 2020
AQHA, Madness, Tom Powers Futurity, World Equestrian Center
News
Experts predict that a second wave of the coronavirus is likely later this year. Given those predictions and after discussions with our state and local health officials, we have elected to close World Equestrian Center Ohio from Sept. 1, through March 31. Due to the facility’s enclosed environment, we believe this is the right thing […]
By admin on May 6, 2020
3-Year-Old Western Pleasure Stakes Class, AQHA, NSBA
Showing
The American Quarter Horse Association and Kindred Biosciences, Inc. have teamed up to bring a new stakes class for 3-year-old western pleasure horses to the 2020 AQHA World Championship Show in November at the OKC Fairgrounds in Oklahoma City. The stakes class will be named after Zimeta, which is the first and only drug FDA-approved […]
By admin on May 6, 2020
AQHA, IEA, NSBA, Quarter Horse Congress, YEDA, Youth Equestrian Development Association
News
The Ohio Quarter Horse Association (OQHA) has announced that the All-American Quarter Horse Congress will host two separate Western youth draw-based competitions beginning with the Youth Equestrian Development Association (YEDA) on Wednesday, Oct. 7, and Interscholastic Equestrian Association (IEA) on Thursday, Oct. 8, in Columbus, Ohio. With this partnership, OQHA will cross-promote with YEDA and […]
By admin on May 6, 2020
AQHA, YES
Organizations
All American Quarter Horse Youth Association members and nonmembers, ages 10 to 18, are invited to attend the virtual 2020 Youth Excellence Seminar. “YES is a highlight for youth from around the world each summer,” said Craig Huffhines, AQHA executive vice president. “Our top priority is the health and safety of attendees and staff; therefore, we’ve made the […]
By admin on May 6, 2020
AQHA, Beckey Schooler, Brent Tincher, Chad Piper, Madison Burlett, University of South Carolina
People
Age: 17. Hometown: Chelsea, Michigan. Education: II will be graduating this year with honors from Chelsea High School. In the fall I will be attending the University of South Carolina, studying engineering and riding on the equestrian team. How I got involved with horses: My mom always said that before I could stand, I loved anything […]
By admin on April 29, 2020
AQHA, High-Point winners
Organizations
The American Quarter Horse Association recognizes hardworking individuals and their American Quarter Horses at the end of each year through the Association’s high-point awards. AQHA annually recognizes the top point earners in each division of every AQHA event. Horses are recognized in the open division, junior and senior; youth and amateurs competing with any one horse […]
By Katie Navarra on April 27, 2020
AAEP, APHA, AQHA, AVMA, Horse, NSBA, PHBA, vaccines
Features
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 admin on April 14, 2020
AQHA, Committee Reports
Organizations
The American Quarter Horse Association Executive Committee met April 8 via conference call to review the rule-change recommendations from seven AQHA standing committees. Recommendations from the amateur, judges, ranching and show committees will be presented to the Executive Committee on April 16. Rule changes related to bylaw changes and rules of registration will not be […]
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
Features
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 […]