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2020 Farnam AQHA World Championship Show Schedule
AQHA debuts the tentative schedule for the 2020 Farnam AQHA World Championship Show, slated for November 2-21 at the OKC Fairgrounds in Oklahoma City. The Farnam AQHA World Championship Show returns to the OKC Fairgrounds in Oklahoma City November 2-21 with additional AQHA championship shows, waived qualifying , new class offerings, the 41st Annual Triangle Sale and more! Owners, exhibitors and trainers can view the 2020 tentative schedule, which is now available under Resources at www.aqha.com/worldshow . Entry information will be available soon at www.aqha.com/worldshow , and estimated times on the schedule may vary based on the number of entries received. View the tentative show schedule

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New AQHA Service Center at Ohio Quarter Horse Assoc. Office
The American Quarter Horse Association is opening a new AQHA Service Center at the Ohio Quarter Horse Association office in Columbus, Ohio; AQHA Member Experience professionals will be available to assist customers the first week of each month. The American Quarter Horse Association is opening a new AQHA Service Center at the Ohio Quarter Horse Association office in Columbus, Ohio; AQHA Member Experience professionals will be available to assist customers the first week of each month. The American Quarter Horse Association is proud to open an additional AQHA Service Center at the Ohio Quarter Horse Association office in Columbus, Ohio. This AQHA Service Center will be open the first week of each month

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SOQHA Summer Finale is a wrap
SOQHA Summer Finale is a wrap. SOQHA had a fantastic horse show. Over 2400 AQHA entries and very healthy NSBA. So many new faces and of course they enjoyed the familiar faces too. Complete show results and scribe sheets are posted here . OQHA Points are posted

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AQHA Releases Level 2 Championships Ineligibility List
AQHA releases ineligibility list for the Level 2 Championships, presented by Adequan® (polysulfated glycosaminoglycan), held in conjunction with the 2020 AQHA World Championship Show. Earlier this spring, the AQHA Executive Committee waived the qualification requirements for the 2020 AQHA World Championship Show due to effects of the worldwide coronavirus pandemic on the showing industry. Exhibitors and their American Quarter Horses will still need to meet Level 3, Level 2 and Level 1 eligibility requirements to compete at this year’s show. AQHA has released the list of open and amateur exhibitors who are ineligible to enter and show horses in the Adequan® Level 2 Championships at the 2020 AQHA World

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2020 SOQHA The Madness Had Another Great Show
SOQHA The Madness - another year, another fantastic show! Thank you to everyone that rolled with the changes & embraced the new, but temporary dates. More than 7000+ AQHA entries, huge NSBA numbers, lots of prizes and a ton of food given away. Your complete results are posted. Congratulations to the all-around winners and everyone else that showed! Thank you to An Equine Production for helping the show run smooth! Thank you to all the judges for doing a great job! And lastly, thank you to every exhibitor and trainer for coming to the show and making it a great one! View updated OQHA points here Circuit & High Point Winners Results S/C 1 Results S/C 2 Money Classes - 1 Money Classes - 2 Scribe Sheets

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2020 BWHA Classic Recap
2020 was a challenging year for many horse organizations including Buckeye Western Horse Association (BWHA). BWHA placed high importantance on returning to Findlay, Ohio. With many other horse shows being canceled, it did not look good promising. However, members worked hard contacting the county commissioners and the Health Department in order to pull it off. Buckeye Western would like to thank members of the Fulton County Saddle Club for paving the way to be able to have a show. It was good to be back at the University of Findlay’s Western Farm after being away for seven years. Majority of the membership residing from the Findlay area, it was good to see old friends but most of all make new ones. BWHA sold out in

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EOQHA's September Show has MOVED
Unfortunately, EOQHA’s September show will NOT be held at the Ohio Expo Center. Instead, EOQHA has moved it to the Champion’s Center in Springfield, Ohio. They can’t wait to see y’all there!! Call today to make stall reservations!

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2020 Little Buckeye
Team Tournament Results: Team 1 is the winnin Team Tournament Results: Team 1 is the winning team with a total of 47 points! They win a leather halter from Mane Stream Saddlery Kim Best Laura Salome Ryan Ventura Maggie Garwood Team 3 came in second with 45 points! They win a $100 Schneider’s Gift Card Hanna Hedderick Lauren Brown Sarah Lebsock Team 2 came in 3rd place with 35.5 points! The will win a $50 Gift Card from Glamorous Threads Heather Duer Kelly Rauschenbach Jenn Feller Jill Moore Some photos provided by Fairfield Photography 2020 Little Buckeye All Around Highpoint Awards: L1 AM W/T Champion - Lisa Scott-Reiss Reserve Champion - Sheila Shortz Rookie AM Champion - Lauren N Brown Reserve Champion

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BWHA Classic Horse Show - July 17-19 is HAPPENING
The BWHA Classic Horse Show , July 17-19, at the University of Findlay, Western Farm is happening! Please be aware that the camping spots will be limited. If you already sent in a reservation for stall and/or camping and won't be able to attend our show, please contact Melinda Mueller, horsemel123@gmail.com . Check the BWHA FB page , frequently, and Like it (if you haven't already) to keep aware of updates to the show. BWHA will be adding links to their website regarding health and consent forms that will need to be filled out and handed in, at the welcome tent. BWHA is excited to see you all July 17th!

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OMIQHA Summer SunSation was a HUGE show
The Summer SunSation show was a huge, very deep show, one of the biggest , best shows around! OMIQHA had very big classes, Trail had 186 goes, L2 Youth Western Pleasure had 35 goes, L1 Amateur Western Pleasure had 48 goes, L1 Amateur Western Horsemanship had 49 , with the 14-18 Western HMS had 45 in the class. Showmanship was huge, the L1 Youth SMS had 68 in the class, with the Amateur side having 50 in their class. Halter had a good representation of Youth Aged Geldings of 16, Amateur Aged Geldings had 17, Performance Geldings held out at 23 and 17 between the Youth and Amt. Hunter had great numbers also with 44 L1 Youth HUS showing, the Amt. side showed 38. Equation was slightly lower, but still good numbers inspite of the