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| AQHA NewsFrom the American Quarterhorse Association | |
The American Quarter Horse Journal, March 5, 2008 – The American Quarter Horse Association will distribute a record $4,000,447 of Incentive Fund money for the 2007 show season. More than 10,000 checks were mailed to recipients of Incentive Fund nominated horses, proving that it pays to show with AQHA. Read more. The American Quarter Horse Journal, January 18, 2008 – History was made in Denver as Sixes Pick and Chance D. O’Neal won the open world title and Peppy Chex Your Gun and Terri Cooper won the amateur world title at the inaugural AQHA Fort Dodge Versatility Ranch Horse World Championships. The event took place at the National Western Stock Show in Denver January 16-17, 2008. Read more

| NRHA NewsNational Reining Horse Association | |
Multiple Records Set At 2008 NRBC Shawn Flarida And Wimpys Little Chic Win NRBC Open Championship |

The 2008 National Reining Breeders Classic provided a week of thrills and excitement for exhibitors, owners, sponsors, and spectators that escalated to a crescendo on Open finals night, April 19. The Great Southwest Equestrian Center in Katy, Texas, was filled with an enthusiastic reining crowd. >>More
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| NRCHA NewsNational Reined CowHorse Association | |
 April 25 - April 27, 2008 Paso Robles, CA
 March 26 - March 30, 2008 Nampa, ID
| Tucker Robinson Rides Days Zanolena to Win 2008 NRCHA Stakes3/30/2008 The National Reined Cow Horse Association Stakes made for a week of excitement at the Idaho Horse Park in Nampa, Idaho. From the beginning days of preliminaries to the finals, there was about anything a true cow horse fan could want - great horses, great runs, great watching, and even a visit from Idaho Governor and First Lady, Butch and Lori Otter. But the excitement built to a crescendo when it came time for the Cow Work - the last section of competition in the triathlon that makes up a reined cow horse limited aged event. As the temperature plunged outside, the action heated up the inside. The stage was set. Tucker Robinson was leading the field after the rein work with a 439 composite on his 2007 Hackamore Classic Champion, Days Zanolena. He was seventh to show in the cow work and he kept the lead, marking a 217.5. The score didn’t really give him a “safe” feeling. “I wasn’t real happy with my fence work. The cattle were tough, though, so it was out of my control and we did the best we could. I just had to wait and see how it worked out.” The waiting was amplified by the trio of riders that had a clear shot at the championship. Todd Bergen on Billys Cool Cat (High Brown Cat X NQH Lucy Lena), owned by Bar L Quarter Horses. Todd Crawford on 2006 Snaffle Bit Futurity Champ Smart Crackin Chic (Smart Chic Olena X Kwackin) owned by Singleton Ranches, and Doug Williamson on Hes Wright On (Lenas Wright On X Shesa Lota Nic) owned by D & S Quarter Horses. More>>> Marc Bourdet and CD Precious Peppy Win the 2008 NRCHA Stakes Non Pro Finals
3/30/2008
Marc Bourdet was the very last rider in the cow work of the NRCHA Stakes Non Pro Finals, so he knew exactly what he had to do when he rode into the arena at the Idaho Horse Park on Sunday afternoon. Anne Reynolds on Very Smart Flo Jo and Michelle Cowan on Wheres My Shine, were tied for the lead at a composite score of 645.5.
Bourdet put together a solid 214.5 point run that, when added to his herd and rein work scores of 221 and 212, respectively, clinched the title by two points. Relief and excitement were both evident as soon as the run was completed and the score announced. More>>>
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Russell Dilday is 2008 World’s Greatest Horseman 2/25/2008
The adage “always a bridesmaid, never a bride” no longer applies to Porterville, California, trainer Russell Dilday. On February 24, Dilday, riding his great horse, Topsails Rien Maker, finally captured the World’s Greatest Horseman title – but the road to the Championship wasn’t easy. After the first two events, it seemed clear that it would come down to two riders – Dilday, and Robbie Schroeder. read more
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| NCHA NewsNational Cutting Horse Association | |
 Co-Champions rule Ford NCHA Super Stakes: NCHA Futurity champion High Brow CD and Futurity finalist Playin N Fancy Smart each marked 227 to split first place in the 2008 Ford NCHA Super Stakes which concluded in Fort Worth on April 20. High Brow CD (right) is a son of High Brow Cat ridden by Austin Shepard for Grace Ranch. Playin N Fancy Smart is a daughter of Smart Little Lena ridden by Kory Pounds for Slate River Ranch. Each of the winners will cash a check estimated at more than $100,000. >>More
The Wayne Hodges Trailers * Outlaw Conversions NCHA Eastern National Championships concluded in Jackson, Mississippi on March 21. Here's a look at the champions: - Open: High Steppin Cat, Todd Gann
- Non-Pro: Khader Daoud, Peponita Times Two
- $50,000 Amateur: Robert Fullwood, Playdox Honey
- $20,000 Non-Pro: Diane Foster, Smart Cinch Olena
- $10,000 Amateur: Brody Beaver, Lorrens I Lee
- $2,000 Limit Rider: Morgan Leigh Allen, Imapeppy Doll
- $10,000 Novice: Instance, Allen Crouch
- $3,000 Novice: Sun Daze Badge, Bill Dixon
- $10,000 Novice Non-Pro: Instance, Randall Aldridge
- $3,000 Novice Non-Pro: Santa Cruz Sandman, Nico Delserro
- Senior Youth: Elizabeth Brumbaugh, Peponita Times Two
- Junior Youth: Christian Miller, Bob Acre Ray
- Junior Youth: Jordan Thompson, Lakers Scandal
You can review all the scores, the point race in the AQHA/NCHA Affiliate Challenge, and read all about it in the Daily Chatter newsletter.

| NSBA NewsNational Snaffle Bit Association | |
 Judges announced for the NSBA World Show: Gene Parker, Karen Stone-Graham, Holly Hover, Doug Rath, Jim Dudley, Rhonda Replogle, Cindy Hale, Garth Gooding , Julie Voge, Roger Landis, Manita McKool and Pierre Briere
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Reining Added to North American Junior/Young Rider Championships Reining will join dressage, eventing and show jumping at the North American Junior/Young Rider Championships. Read more:>>>
STACY AND "ROXY" APPEAR ON 
| Jesse and Stacy Westfall, their three boys (Caleb, Joshua and Nathan) and Whizards Baby Doll with daytime TV personality Ellen DeGeneres. | Last Friday, AQHA life member and America’s Horse columnist Stacy Westfall and her horse, Whizards Baby Doll, appeared on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show." This was no cameo appearance. During the one-hour show, Ellen went back and forth between Stacy and two other guests, devoting a good portion of the broadcast to Stacy and Roxy's visit. This was no cameo appearance. During the one-hour show, Ellen went back and forth between Stacy and two other guests, devoting a good portion of the broadcast to Stacy and Roxy's visit. Visit Stacy's Web site to learn more.
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