AQHA
Published 09/02/2010 - 9:59 a.m. CDT
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The 2010 Adequan Select World Championship Show
starts August 29 and
continues through September
4 at the Amarillo National Center in
Amarillo,
Texas. The Adequan Select World
Show is the
world’s largest, single-breed horse show open
exclusively to
amateur exhibitors age 50 and
older. GoHorseShow.com makes it easy to find
everything you need for the Select World Show.
Rating: 11
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Published 09/02/2010 - 7:21 a.m. CDT
Greetings
from the 2010
Adequan Select World show live
from Amarillo. Your trusted
blogger Maggie Bellville here
and I hope to bring you a
taste of the show this
week
with my blogs.
Rating: 6
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Published 08/25/2010 - 11:50 p.m. CDT
One of the great war horses,
Seven S Majestic (Juice),
passed away earlier this week
at the age of 24. He was
spending his retirement days
at the Ross Family Farm
located in Greensboro, North
Carolina. Courtney, Emily,
Will, and Alex Ross have
amazing memories of this
beautiful black gelding, and
the family will be forever
linked through their love of
this incredible animal.
Rating: 6
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Published 08/12/2010 - 8:44 a.m. CDT
Frank "Scoop" Vessels III was
killed in a plane crash August
11. Vessels,
whose family
founded the Los Alamitos Race
Course, died in a plane
crash Wednesday morning in
eastern Oregon, Harney County
(Oregon) sheriffs
announced.
Rating: 4
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Published 08/07/2010 - 8:52 a.m. CDT
Carey Nowacek of San Antonio,
Texas, is a breath of fresh
air.
Respected and loved by
many, she's a hard worker who
always has a smile
on her
face and a positive attitude.
You can't help but cheer for
her in and out of the show
pen.
Carey allowed
GoHorseShow.com to follow her
behind the scenes as she
prepared for, and
showed in,
the
Horsemanship finals at
the AQHYA World Championship
show.
Rating: 12
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Published 08/06/2010 - 9:29 p.m. CDT
Just look through the finals list of almost any class at the 2010 Built Ford Tough AQHYA World Championship Show, and you’ll see familiar names of youth who’ve been competing successfully for a long time. And for a surprising number of them, this is their last year to compete as youth; they’re moving on up to amateur.
Rating: 5
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Published 08/06/2010 - 1:45 p.m. CDT
There were over 170 exhibitors
entered in Monday’s AQHYA
World Show
Showmanship
Preliminaries, and the judges
had the unenviable job of
picking the top
fifteen
they wanted to see again in
the finals. Nineteen-year-old
Jessie Hadlock of
Goodlettsville, Tennessee was
one of the exhibitors
selected to return to the
finals the following morning.
Jessie
let GoHorseShow follow
her as she prepared for, and
showed in, the
finals in
Oklahoma City.
Rating: 12
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Published 08/05/2010 - 9:42 p.m. CDT
When
Parris Rice and
Javah Mon entered the Jim
Norick Coliseum at the 2010
Built Ford Tough AQHYA World
Championship Show for hunt
seat equitation,
there were
no tracks in the dirt. They
were the first to go in the
15-rider final competition.
Parris focused on how she had
trained and
set a smooth,
flowing line for others to
follow. Meanwhile, Jamie
Sutton
of the United Kingdom
was warming up Slightly
Overdressed, her 2002
sorrel
gelding. Working 11th in the
draw, she also set a smooth,
clean
pattern. The two
patterns were so similar that
Parris and Jamie
tied.
Rating: 1
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Published 08/05/2010 - 9:33 p.m. CDT
Must
Be A Detail, aka
"Stewie," has been a big part
of the Papendick family
since 2006; that year Kristina
Papendick won the youth hunter
under
saddle world
championship. Kristina's
younger sister, Ali, won the
title
in 2009, and was
hoping to make the finals
again in 2010. She did. "I
had no idea how I'd do, I just
wanted to go in there and have
a good
ride," Ali said. "The
competition was really deep."
But at the very end,
Ali and
Stewie were last in the pen
and rode out with a gold
trophy.
"It was a good
ending to my youth career,"
she said. The coming
sophomore at Texas Christian
University plans to show as an
amateur, as
long as her
studies
allow.
Rating: 1
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