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Sam Flarida wins Youth and L1 Non Pro NRHA Futurity
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Sam Flarida wins Youth and L1 Non Pro NRHA Futurity

Congratulations to Sam Flarida on winning the Youth Futurity and the Level 1 Non Pro Futurity with a score of 220 on Hollywooddirtysecret at the NRHA Futurity. They were also  the Level 2 reserve champions, placed third in the Level 3 & 5th in the Level 4. Sam & "Big Mac" won over $58,000!
Courtney Hilty
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Courtney Hilty

Name: Courtney Hilty Where do you live and with who? I live in Huber Heights, Ohio and I live with my sister Natalie and my parents, Tim and Gretchen Hilty. Walnut Hills Farm is also the home of our three dogs Bridget, Bandit, and KateSpade as well as our six horses and six chickens. How did you get involved in horses? I became involved with horses when I was eight years old. We took lessons at the Sullenberger farm in Piqua, Ohio. We started in 4-H at the Miami county fair and later became AQHA members in 2014. Soon after we joined IEA and eventually YEDA. We also joined a rodeo drill team called Midwest Express that later became Silver Lining Drill Team. We now show at the Clark County fair and show with Piper Performance Horses.
Ohio NYATT Team Brings Home Division I Champion Title
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Ohio NYATT Team Brings Home Division I Champion Title

Youth from state and regional Quarter Horse associations across the U.S. and Canada gathered for the largest National Youth Team Tournament in the world at the All American Quarter Horse Congress Sunday, October 21. This year’s National Youth Activity Team Tournament (NYATT) hosted more than 60 teams and offered a new division of competition. Division I is a team entered in eight to fourteen NYATT classes while Division II teams are entered in one to seven NYATT classes. This split is only for the awards ceremony so that each division competes for separate top ten division awards. Each team may consist of four to fourteen riders, with no more than two members competing in each of the seven NYATT classes: Barrel
AQHYA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
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AQHYA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW

The  2018 Built Ford Tough AQHYA World Championship Show kicks off today, August 2 through August 11 in Oklahoma City. Check out all the action from the schedule , results, patterns, working orders and score sheets ,  to watching the Ohio youth live on the Ford Live Stream .  Follow our  Ohio youth on Facebook as well.     Congratulations to all the Ohio Quarter Horse Association members at the AQHYA World Championship Show! Congratulations to Maggie Carter and COOS ME IN THE DARK - 2018 AQHYA WORLD CHAMPION Level 3 Aged Geldings!   Congratulations to Colton Smith and PF CHROME RIMZ placing 7th in Level 3 Aged Geldings!  Congratulations to Abby Querry and IMMA BE A COWBOY placing 10th in Level 2 Aged Geldings and being
oqha is proud to announce their 2018 congress nyatt team
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oqha is proud to announce their 2018 congress nyatt team

Ohio Quarter Horse is proud to announce the 2018 Congress NYATT Team Showmanship Ellexxah Maxwell & Matthew Siefker Barrels Reagan Priest & Maggie Cain Reining McKenna Ivey & Isabella Tesmer Hunter Under Saddle Olivia Tordoff & Abby Querry Hunt Seat Equitation Lauren Carnahan & Claire Hickman Western Pleasure Kylee Wiseman & Sydney Krebs Horsemanship Lauren Harvey & Cora Wyers
2018 Youth World Show Stall Assignments Posted
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2018 Youth World Show Stall Assignments Posted

The 2018 Ford Youth World Show stall assignments are posted at  www.oqha.com/youth-world-show-team .
2018 Buckeye Classic is a Wrap
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2018 Buckeye Classic is a Wrap

Congratulations to everyone on the #BestBuckeyeYet Buckeye Classic Results Buckeye Classic Circuit Awards NSBA Results Little Buckeye Results The Little Buckeye and Buckeye Classic finished up strong on July 22 nd  with close to 14,000 entries showing at the beautiful World Equestrian Center in Wilmington, Ohio hosted by the Ohio Amateur Quarter Horse Association and The Buckeye Western Horse Association. The two circuits running for ten days offered free youth entries for the Little Buckeye and free amateur entries for the Buckeye Classic, free water, snacks and dozens upon dozens of free Buckeye Classic ice cream sandwiches handed out by The Equine Chronicle Golf Cart and Hospitality Tent. The Leadline
#BestBuckeyeEver Kicks Off With Big Numbers
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#BestBuckeyeEver Kicks Off With Big Numbers

The Little Buckeye launched the #BestBuckeyeEver this past weekend July 13-15, at the World Equestrian Center in Wilmington, Ohio. Named an AQHA Top 10 Show in 2017, the Buckeye brings the Ohio Amateur Quarter Horse Association large class numbers. Amateur Horsemanship- 25 L2 Senior Trail- 27 L1 Youth Horsemanship- 30 14-18 Equitation- 31 L1 Youth Showmanship- 33 L1 Trail- 39 14-18 Horsemanship- 40 Wednesday, July 18, marked first day of The Buckeye Classic which runs through July 22.  The OAQHA added new this year the  NCEA Jr. Medal Horsemanship Class and YEDA Challenge . Unless signed or currently participating on a NCEA team, all youth were eligible to participate in the Horsemanship Challenge; a class
USA TEAM wins youth world cup
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USA TEAM wins youth world cup

By AQHA Executive Vice President Craig Huffhines | July 9, 2018 It was a thrill to host the Bank of America Youth Excellence Seminar and the American Quarter Horse Youth World Cup in my old stomping grounds of Bryan-College Station, Texas. YES was June 28-30 and had an outstanding crowd of 198, including youth and adult leaders. You know how we all get excited about AQHA’s annual convention? YES is our youth members’ convention, where they participate in leadership development activities, elect their national directors and the AQHYA Executive Committee, get motivated by dynamic keynote speakers, have fun at a few social activities, and make new friends from all over the world. The outstanding AQHYA members