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Winter 2007 Journal

The Winter Issue of the Journal is due out in December. 64 pages full of news and views.

News In Brief.

AQHA.UK Legends #4 -

Zero Depth Charge.

Getting to Know Your Council.
AQHA UK Important Info.
In Your Own Words.
A Day In The Life Of An AQHA Judge - Bob Mayhew.
Dressage: Little Red’s Progress.
An Incredible Youth Career - Tammy Greaves.
Hit The Trail, Trail Places and
Leisure Ride Dates.
Regional Co-Ordinators.
Fall In the Forest, DVD Review.
“David Dellin - Leg Control and Mary Ann Kennedy.
AQHA.UK Western Trail Holiday in Languedoc, France.
Trail Buddies.
The Silver Boot Challenge.
Managing EPSM.

AQHA.UK Members on Rotten Row, Hyde Park, London.

Ever fancied riding along the historical Rotten Row in the centre of London?

Photos: Ashley G Watts Photography

AQHA.UK members Ashley and Amanda Watts along with Mandy Miles took “Dually” aka Doc Duz It Easy and Duke aka “Snippers Dynamite” with others to live it up in the city!

(Read more by logging in to the Members Only area of the website and go to the Leisure Section, once you are logged in you will be able to "read all about it....!")

BWEF Policy Statment

Representation and Participation of Western Equestrianism and
Western Breeds in the Formal British Equestrian Structure

AQHA-UK Council Statement -- November 2007
Western Equestrianism in the UK has grown significantly in recent years and a sizeable community now exists with a number of well established associations. However, with the exception of British Reining representing Reining as an official FEI Discipline and some of the Breed associations at the BHS, there is no recognition, representation or participation in the formal British equestrian structure.

The 2008 David Dellin UK and European Tour

February 16th to 24th 2008

We are delighted to welcome David back to the UK.

David will be putting on 5 days of clinics in the UK. Four of these are open to all riders and there has been one day put aside for trainers.

In the last few years David has not only won three World Championships as a competitive professional rider but has also secured his place as one of the most respected western pleasure trainers and clinicians within the sport. His clinics and ability to convey his programme to his students is remarkable. Every western rider can learn a great deal by just watching and listening to his words and following his basic training programme. For those not taking part on the clinic there will be plenty of opportunity to watch and learn as spectators.

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