More than $100,000 has been added to halter prize money at the 2017 Lucas Oil AQHA World Championship Show.
With $105,000 in additional added prize money, plus top exhibitor awards up for grabs, there are plenty of reasons to enter your halter horse in the 2017 Lucas Oil AQHA World Championship Show.
The $55,000 added to the amateur halter division was made possible by the generous donations by 10-year cumulative breeders Steve and Kathy Headley of Bloomington, Indiana, who donated $25,000; and 30-year cumulative breeder Terry Bradshaw, and his wife, Tammy, who donated $30,000.
The $50,000 added to the open halter division was donated by 30-year cumulative breeders Gary and Linda Gordon of Fossil Gate Farms, Roanoke, Texas.
New this year, $2,500 will go to the top Adequan® Level 2 open halter exhibitor, as well as the top halter amateur from the AQHA Level 2 Championships, presented by Adequan® (polysulfated glycosaminoglycan).
View the added-money breakdown per Level 3 halter class:
“The future of the halter industry is near and dear to the breeders who generously donated this added money,” said AQHA Chief Show Officer Pete Kyle. “To support the horses that will have an impact on the next generations of halter horses, more money will be distributed to the mare and stallion classes.”
The deadline to enter the 2017 Lucas Oil World and Adequan® Level 2 Championships is September 15.
For more information about the event, 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 State Fair Park in Oklahoma City for the Lucas Oil World. Competitors must earn a predetermined number of points to secure a spot in each of the classes. Competitors and their American Quarter Horses show 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.
