GoHorseShow would like to extend a warm welcome to our new candids sponsor, VS GoodRide. We couldn’t be more excited to help promote this talented, sweet blue roan stallion known as “Boss” and be a part of his winning team. Starting off an amazing AQHA World Show, VS GoodRide has already placed third in the […]
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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 Association as it was named back then) was […]
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Nearly 4,000 entries from around the world gather annually in November for the Lucas Oil World Championship Show. At the State Fair Park in Oklahoma City, 99 world championships and 90 Adequan Level 2 championships are awarded. In 2018 alone, the event saw exhibitors compete from the United States, Argentina, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Colombia, […]
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At this year’s Congress, Its A Southern Thing (Moonpie) won the Sire of the Year award for the Super Sires program. The award went to the participating stallion that had offspring that earned the most money in 2019 in their program. This year, there were three classes at the Tom Powers and for the first […]
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Amateur exhibitor Samantha Ihde-Foust and her mare, Cool Cruzen Lady (Hazel), are coming off an outstanding Congress with two championships and one reserve. Her trainer, Tonya Brown was reserve in a tough Junior Western Riding with a score of 231.5. Later in the show, Samantha and Hazel not only won the Level 1 Amateur Western […]
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Originally Published November 2017 Training is all about timing. For world-class athletes, life revolves around a rigorous schedule of practices, workouts, meals, and the all-important and relished off-days and rest periods. There’s a reason the NFL’s Super Bowl is not followed the next week by something that might be called the More Super Super Bowl […]
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Amateur exhibitor Amy Groefsema of Lemoore, California, is poised and ready for this year’s AQHA World Show. Groefsema and My Dream Remembered (Hank) will be competing in the Level 2 and 3 Amateur Performance Geldings, Showmanship, Trail and Horsemanship under the guidance of her trainer, Brad Jewett. Hank is also qualified in Level 2 Senior […]
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In almost every event, there is a certain etiquette that one must follow. Whether it be baseball games or even where you sit at work, there are unspoken rules for everything. When it comes to showing horses, one of those things are the rules you must follow to be a good stall neighbor. As shows […]
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Walking away from college baseball teams, a career in teaching and a D1 soccer offer – these are just some of the sacrifices that Houston Huff, Jessica Noiseux, and Kaitlin Hutchinson had to make to pursue their passion of training horses. “Plain and simple, I just love riding horses more,” Huff an assistant trainer at […]
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Many have just returned home from the All-American Quarter Horse Congress, but there’s no rest for the weary. It’s World Show time! The November issue of GoMag, our annual AQHA World Show issue, features horses competing at the AQHA World Championship show in Oklahoma City, November 7-23. Due to the quick turn-around time that GoMag’s […]
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