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Limestone County Fairgrounds
922 North Tyus Street, Groesbeck, TX 76642
Limestone County Fairgrounds
922 North Tyus Street, Groesbeck, TX 76642
Northcrest Equestrian Center
3900 CR 805 B Cleburne , TX 76301
The Expo At Glenrose
202 E Bo Gibbs Dr Glen Rose , TX 76043
Legendary Snook Rodeo Arena
11538 FM 3058 Somerville, TX 77879
Northcrest Equestrian Center
3900 CR 805 B Cleburne , TX 76301
Northcrest Equestrian Center
3900 CR 805 B Cleburne , TX 76301
Holybee Arena
2141 SW Wilshire Blvd, Burleson, TX 76028
PRESS RELEASE For more information, contact: Amy Stapleton Director of Marketing & Promotional Content (817) 834-2742 ext. 447 • astapleton@apha.com FORT WORTH—The American Paint Horse Association’s Ride America program was developed in 1994 as a way to recognize recreational riders for the time spent riding their Paint Horses on trails. Riders log hours spent and in doing such create a permanent achievement record for their horse with APHA. Recently, APHA partnered with the American Competitive Trail Horse Association in an effort to make finding organized trail rides nearby easier. ACTHA hosts competitive trail rides across the United
Amy Stapleton APHA Director of Marketing & Promotional Content p. 817-222-6447 astapleton@apha.com Achievements of top horses and exhibitors celebrated at APHA World Show Most noteworthy honors bestowed upon high point and all-around competitors FORT WORTH—The American Paint Horse Association recognized the top equine and human athletes of the APHA World Championship Paint Horse Show with High Point and All-Around honors. A total of 935 horses and 2,583 entries were judged over the course of the association’s premier 11-day show, which was held November 6-16 at Will Rogers Memorial Center in Fort Worth, Texas. In addition to naming
Amy Stapleton Director of Marketing & Promotional Content (817) 834-2742 ext. 447 • astapleton@apha.com November 21, 2013 Successful APHA Open/Amateur World Championship Show drew 2,583 entries FORT WORTH—The American Paint Horse Association is celebrating the successful conclusion of its 2013 World Championship Show, which was held November 6-16 at Will Rogers Memorial Center in Fort Worth, Texas. In addition to naming 168 World Champions over the course of 11 days, APHA held a total of 242 classes and paid out more than $500,000 in cash and prizes. New opportunities brought an increase in entries over the 2012
APHA Marketing (817) 834-2742 More than 1,300 talented roping teams descended on the Will Rogers Memorial Center in Fort Worth, Texas, November 15–17 for the inaugural Cowtown ShootOut. Produced by the United States Team Roping Championships and sponsored by APHA, the all-breed event featured an extra-special incentive for ropers with a little bit of chrome: two Paint Horse incentive bonuses totaling $8,000. Offered in addition to regular USTRC payouts and prizes, nearly 50 ropers riding registered American Paint Horses signed up to try their hands at APHA bonuses awarded in two categories. Kelly Boswell of Bridgeport, Texas,
Out of more than 50 categories, the APHA won five first-place awards and was honored an additional nine times.
Less than a year after reaching the $4 million mark in offspring earnings, Royal Quick Flash distanced himself to become the first APHA stallion to reach the $5 million milestone, thanks to a bevy of top running get.
FORT WORTH—The American Paint Horse Association (APHA) successfully completed the 2013 AjPHA Youth World Championship Paint Horse Show. The association joined forces with the Appaloosa Horse Club (ApHC) based in Moscow, Idaho, to hold overlapping youth events at Will Rogers Memorial Center in Fort Worth. The 85-acre WRMC complex boasts 45 acres of roof, which housed 286 horses for APHA and another 670 for ApHC. The Appaloosa National Show was held at the same location, immediately preceding the youth events. This was the first time the two organizations collaborated on such a large scale, and a first
Press Release For more information, contact: APHA Marketing (817) 834-2742, ext. 405 FORT WORTH – Paint Horse Journal, the flagship publication of the American Paint Horse Association (APHA), earned recognition for excellence in editorial and design June 22 at the 2013 AHP Seminar in Colorado Springs, Colorado. In a field of 758 entries from 104 contestants—the largest group to date—the Paint Horse Journal rose to the top in seven categories in the annual competition for equine-industry publications. Among the magazine’s accolades were three first-place awards and runner-up in the category of General Excellence–Association Publication. “The Paint Horse
Longtime American Paint Horse Association sponsor Markel Insurance Company recently renewed its support for a 16th year. In addition to continuing as the official equine insurance provider of APHA, Markel will now offer APHA members hassle free mortality and theft quotes within 24 hours. For more than 50 years, Markel has provided equine and property insurance to the horse industry. Markel’s commitment to excellent customer service extends to its sponsorship of APHA’s online services. Members can now protect their investment by applying for a horse mortality and theft quote while registering foals and horses, and completing stallion
FORT WORTH—More than 185 members of the American Paint Horse Association converged on Grapevine, Texas, May 30–June 1 to tackle issues and proposals affecting the organization as part of the 2013 APHA Workshop. Executive Director Billy Smith challenged members and association leaders to think broadly about ways for the association to attract more enthusiasts to the Paint Horse breed. “We need to think hard about how to make our tent as big as we can make it and as welcoming as we can make it,” Smith said. “To the uninitiated, APHA is a breath of fresh air,
Youth and novice youth exhibitors of APHA Breeders’ Trust horses eligible for $1,000 FORT WORTH—One important facet of the partnership between the American Paint Horse Association (APHA) and corporate partner Farnam Horse Products is the Breeders’ Trust Youth Scholarship. Early on, Farnam set into motion the scholarship program to support the youth of APHA, promote the Breeders’ Trust program, and encourage APHA regional clubs to create outreach programs to local equine youth groups by way of two $1,000 scholarships annually. American Junior Paint Horse Association (AjPHA) members received an “entry” into the Farnam Breeders’ Trust Youth Scholarship
Fort Worth — Take a shot at stardom! The American Paint Horse Association (APHA) and Purina Animal Nutrition, LLC—the official feed of APHA—are proud to continue for a second year, the “A Difference You Can See” Video Contest set to launch June 1 and continue through August 31. It’s no secret that the APHA and Purina Horse Feeds are committed to providing superior health care to Paint Horses. Top-quality nutrition is the first ingredient in creating a bond between horses and humans. With this exciting video contest, APHA and AjPHA members have an unparalleled opportunity to win
$5,000 added will be distributed among top Paints competing at RSNC FORT WORTH—The American Paint Horse Association (APHA) and the Ranch Sorting National Championships (RSNC) have teamed up to provide incentives for Paint Horses to compete in the sport of ranch sorting. The three-year agreement signed recently by both groups sets up $5,000 added money for the APHA ranch sorting classes held during the APHA World Championship Show during the fall. Meanwhile, an additional $5,000 will be distributed by RSNC to the high money-winning Paint horses in each state. One important facet of the agreement is that
APHA and ApHC look forward to social activities during simultaneous shows FORT WORTH—A new arrangement between two of the nation’s largest equine breeds will present many ways for young equestrians and their families to interact this summer in Fort Worth, Texas. This summer, the AjPHA Youth World Show and the World Championship Appaloosa Youth Show will be held simultaneously at Will Rogers Memorial Center. In addition to enjoying the feel of a larger show with more vendors and activity on the entire facility, the overlap also means that social activities will be more “social.” Beginning June 28,
$20,000 in scholarships will be presented to top youth showing Paint Horses FORT WORTH—Youth exhibitors at the upcoming 2013 AjPHA Youth World Championship Show will be the beneficiaries of an unprecedented number of scholarships when they arrive in Fort Worth for showcase competition June 29-July 6 at Will Rogers Memorial Center. Thanks to the support and planning of Paint Horse breeder Judy Ford of Whitesboro, Texas, along with Larry Morse and Robin Robinett of Brazil, Indiana, a group of individuals within the halter industry (see list below) are awarding scholarships to every World Champion and Reserve World