The AQHA World Championship Show debuted in 1974, 34 years after the Association’s inception in 1940. The inaugural AQHA World Show was hosted in Louisville, Kentucky, offering classes for open and amateur exhibitors. Interestingly enough, the American Quarter Horse Youth Association World Championship Show (or American Junior Quarter Horse AssociationĀ as it was namedĀ back then) was first held in 1972.Ā Two years later, in 1976, the AQHA World Show moved to State Fair Park in Oklahoma City, its home ever since.
Today, the Lucas Oil AQHA World Championship Show, the industryās premier event, is the worldās largest and richest championship horse show with more than $2.3 million in prize money and awards. The event honors 99 world champions and 90 Adequan Level 2 champions.
Check back often as we will be updating and posting all the winning runs each day all in one place. The winning run links include video interviews that AQHA puts together featuring the winner of each class.
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