The Lucas Oil AQHA World Championship Show returns to Oklahoma State Fair Park November 2-18 in Oklahoma City. Owners, exhibitors, and fans will notice a very different look when they view the 2017 tentative schedule, which is now available online at www.aqha.com/worldshow.
Member feedback aided the AQHA Show Department in crafting the 2017 Lucas Oil World tentative schedule. Based on responses to a survey that was emailed in January to 2016 Lucas Oil World horse owners and exhibitors, the AQHA Show Department staff made adjustments to how they created the show’s 2017 schedule. One consistent suggestion in the survey results was to group similar events together.
“What keeps us in awe of the American Quarter Horse is the versatility of the breed. That’s what makes the Lucas Oil World so special – we see thousands of horses and exhibitors come together to vie for 99 world championships in a multitude of events,” said AQHA Chief Show Officer Pete Kyle. “Because this show is so diverse, there are certainly challenges that arise when developing the schedule. We’re very appreciative of the owners and exhibitors who aided us in updating the schedule for this year.”
The Lucas Oil World also plays host to the AQHA Level 2 Championships, presented by Adequan® (polysulfated glycosaminoglycan). Qualifying for these two events ends July 31, 2017.
For more information about the show and qualifying, visit www.aqha.com/worldshow.
About the Lucas Oil World
The Lucas Oil World is a pinnacle event for American Quarter Horse owners and exhibitors around the globe. Each November, thousands of competitors and their horses convene at Oklahoma State Fair Park in Oklahoma City for the Lucas Oil World. Competitors must reach a predetermined number of points to secure a spot in each of the classes. Competitors and their American Quarter Horses compete all year long to qualify for the honor of competing at this annual event and represent the disciplines of English, western and halter. The Lucas Oil World also plays host to the Adequan® AQHA Level 2 Championships for open and amateur exhibitors.
