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The March cover features Amateur All-Around exhibitor Brittany Boyd and Dont Skip My Charms. Cover design by Certified Images.
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Growth is something that we continually strive for and the March issue of GoMag is a true testament to our advertisers who believe in and support this growing magazine. At nearly 150 pages, the March 2010 issue is three times bigger than the previous year. It is also the second largest issue we have ever published, just behind the Congress 2009 issue. We have so many people to thank for our growth - from the many loyal advertisers whom have been with us from the word "Go" to the many new faces we see for the first time this month.
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The 2009 AQHA Professional Horseman of the Year is Jeffrey Pait of Sparta, New Jersey. Photo (c) GoHorseShow.com.
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Members of the American Quarter Horse Association gathered in Kissimmee, Florida, March 5-8 and has released more news from the Convention. New Executive Committee members, bylaw changes, and member recognition including Professional Horseman and Horsewoman of the Year have been announced.
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The newest and freshest class additions to the 2010 Summer World Championship Paint Horse Show come in the way of three open all-breed jackpots
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The first of two premier events hosted annually by the American Paint Horse Association (APHA), the Summer World Championship Paint Horse Show is a showcase for Paint Horse competition. This year’s Summer World Show will take place June 23-July 3, 2010 in Fort Worth, Texas, at Will Rogers Memorial Center.
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AQHA Professional Horsemen, Charlie Cole, left, Michael Colvin and Leslie Lange were instructors at the Educational Judging Seminar in Irving, Texas. Photo (c) The American Quarter Horse Journal.
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The 2010 Judging Educational Seminar is going on right now in Irving, Texas. Judges and potential judges from all over the country have gathered to learn more about the AQHA judging system. America's Horse Daily Journal On The Road has prepared a top-5 list of what you're missing if you're not there.
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"There are many things that go into getting an ad noticed and making a good first impression," says Kathleen Downs.
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This is the first in an on-going series of articles about marketing and advertising brought to you by Kathleen Downs, principal of Market Street Marketing based in California. Kathleen's credentials include a Master's degree in Advertising Design from Syracuse University, as well as a knowledge of horses gained from showing on the AQHA circuit.
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Darlene Trein and Marissa Dalton enjoyed the festivities Friday night during the auction and "Ladies" Pleasure. All photos © GoHorseShow.com.
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The 5th annual March To The Arch is underway in Lake St. Louis, Missouri and GoHorseShow.com has great candids from this event. This volunteer-based show will raise money for the McDonnell Pediatric Cancer Center at St. Louis Children's Hospital. Friday night's auction and "Ladies Pleasure" are the highlight of the show.
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"It was great. It felt like old times again," Hassett told GoHorseShow.com after the class.
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Congratulations to 69 year-old Denny Hassett, winner of the Ladies Pleasure at the March To The Arch in Lake St. Louis, Missouri. Denny "Mae" Hassett was the unanimous winner under all three judges (Jeff Mellott, Leslie Lange and Andrea Simons). Hassett piloted Kash Flow, or "Jethro" as he was called Friday, who is owned by Morgan and Debby Brehm of Lincoln, Nebraska.
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Protect Your Assets was purchased by J.R. Reichert Ventures in November 2009 and is standing his first season in Iowa at Abraham’s Equine Clinic in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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J.R. Reichert wants APHA mare owners to take advantage of a great deal he is offering to breed to Protect Your Assets. The special fee of $500 will be offered to APHA registered mares for the 2010 breeding season. Due to the special lowered fee, APHA mares will not be included in the current special of breed 2 mares for the price of 1 offered for the Reichert Stallions.
