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The Rock Candids and Results from the 2016 AQHA Select World Show

Exhibitors at the 2016 Adequan Select World Championship Show have shined their boots and dusted off their hats for the first day of competition in Amarillo. Classes began at noon on August 26 at the Tri-State Fairgrounds with preliminaries in cutting and run through September 3.

“We are excited to see the hard work and dedication these Select amateurs have put in for the Adequan® Select World,” said Craig Huffhines, AQHA executive vice president. “AQHA wishes everyone the best of luck and looks forward to a great week!”

The Adequan Select World has a variety of events and activities for competitors, friends, family and spectators to take part in throughout the show. Exhibitors can attend the Farnam 70th Anniversary Exhibitor Party on August 26; the Cajun-themed exhibitor party hosted by Ken and Laina Banks on August 27; visit the American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame and Museum August 30 during the much-anticipated Hall of Fame Party; attend one of the many receptions sponsored by AQHA’s partners during the show; and watch the Nutrena Ride the Pattern clinics presented by AQHA Professional Horsemen.

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CLICK HERE for The Rock candids taken by Jeff Johns, Kellie Morris, Carrie Geldner and various other show attendees

CLICK HERE for show results

CLICK HERE for The Winning Run for each class

CLICK HERE for the schedule

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