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Kimes Kandids & Go To Place for AQHA Level 1 West Championships

The AQHA Level 1 West Championships got underway on Thursday, April 18th and is running through the 22nd in Las Vegas, NV. Rookie and Level 1 are the two levels of AQHA competition designed for beginner to minimally accomplished competitors, respectively. The Level 1 Championships were designed to celebrate the accomplishments of these riders and their horses in an environment that provides education and fun competition.

All Level 1, Rookie and Walk/Trot-eligible competitors are able to compete and earn championship honors at an AQHA Level 1 Championship. Qualifier invitations were not mailed out this year, instead eligible exhibitors can fill out an entry form at www.aqha.com/level1championships. Level eligibility is based on both points and awards earned. Level point ranges are designed to group horses and riders with their peers of similar experience and points earned. Level 1 eligibility is as of January 1, 2017 while Rookie eligibility is as of January 1, 2018. Click on the “Go To” Links below.

GO TO LINKS for West Show

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CLICK HERE for Main Page

CLICK HERE to view Gina Maekawa’s video from the show.

CLICK HERE to view candids taken by Amy Groefsema, Kelsey Marriott and others and sponsored by Kimes Ranch Apparel

CLICK HERE for Schedule

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CLICK HERE for Exercise Schedule

CLICK HERE for Patterns

CLICK HERE for Results

CLICK HERE for Competitor Resources


 

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