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Varsity Competition Offers Horses a Second Career
The American Quarter Horse Journal, February 18, 2010 – College equestrian programs depend on reliable horses, and no horses fit the bill like the American Quarter Horse. That’s certainly the case for the University of Georgia, which recently reclaimed its top spot in the bimonthly poll of Varsity Equestrian coaches, just months before the National Championships... »
Youth World Show Assistance Fund Returns in 2010
The Fields Family Foundation and Jackson Land & Cattle Company will continue their support of the Youth World Show Assistance Fund. This will be the fifth year that the Youth World Show Assistance Fund will be available to members of AQHYA who need financial support to compete at the 2010 Built Ford Tough AQHYA... »
Fix My Horse
The new series in The American Quarter Horse Journal will give amateurs a professional perspective on their show-ring skills. The American Quarter Horse Journal, February 3, 2010 – Amateurs who want an expert opinion on their show-ring skills sometimes wonder where to turn. The American Quarter Horse Journal, the leading American Quarter Horse industry publication, wants... »
American Quarter Horse Association’s Youth World Cup Seeks Volunteers
Oklahoma City will host the 2010 Youth World Cup July 3-11, and the American Quarter Horse Association is calling on volunteers – two-legged and four-legged – to make the event a success. What began as a competition between Australian and U.S. youths more than two decades ago has evolved to include kids from a number... »
AQHA and Wood Ranch Team Together to Provide 2010 Road to the Horse Remuda
The American Quarter Horse has long been a symbol of the American West and the spirit of the cowboy. The 2010 Road to the Horse Remuda, sponsored by the American Quarter Horse Association, will be brought to you by Wood Ranch of Heber Springs, Arkansas who will bringing ten outstanding three-year-old colts for the... »
