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.

One of the largest and most prestigious APHA shows of the year, the 9th annual Tulsa March Mania show, took place at the Tulsa Expo Arena in Tulsa, Oklahoma and GoHorseShow.com has great candids from the show. Great weather and a fun atmosphere has put a smile one everyone's face as this show draws competitors from all over the country. 

The American Paint Horse Foundation (APHF), which is dedicated to preserving the heritage of American Paints and improving lives through interaction with horses, has launched a dynamic new Website aimed at generating greater involvement and funding.

Start planning now for the 2010 World Championship Paint Horse Show by reading the 2010 World Show Premium Book. The book contains schedules, maps, entry fee information, eligibility requirements, early ­entry forms for Challenge Series classes, standard entry forms for other classes, and a wealth of other material.

So, have you ever wondered how to go about getting your horse made into a Breyer horse? Suffice it to say, holding the title of most World Championships in your breed, nearly 8,500 lifetime points and nearing $100,000 in lifetime earnings will help your cause. Breyer agreed and decided to make 21-time APHA World Champion Fleetstreet Max into a coveted Breyer Horse.  Owner, Alisa Bernhard explains how she did it.

You saw it first on GoHorseShow.com in November and then they became a national phenomenon! Congratulations to Kansas City Chiefs Cheerleader, Susie Derouchey, and her trusty APHA steed "Warpaint" who were recently honored by the American Paint Horse Foundation as it awarded its “Legendary Achievement Award” to Warpaint and Derouchey.

The American Paint Horse Association (APHA) executive committee recently added seven exciting classes to its 2010 World Championship Show Series and made decisions that will continue to make the summer and fall events world-class competitions.

The Committee voted to add seven classes to the schedule at the Summer World Show, which will be held June 23 - July 3 at Will Rogers Memorial Center in Fort Worth, Texas.

A talented American Paint Horse stallion, Gunnatrashya, captured the National Reining Horse Association (NRHA) Open Futurity title in Oklahoma City recently, outscoring over 400 horses entered in the open division of this event, according to NRHA officials. The Paint stallion won with an outstanding score of 228.5, earning $125,000 in prize money.

The APHA Professional Horsemen is a new program consisting of Association members who are also equine professionals. If approved for membership, these professionals pledge to encourage professionalism, integrity and fairness throughout the horse industry—particularly the Paint Horse industry.