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More Money at 2010 WEG |
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More Money Available for
Representing Your Country
The American Quarter Horse Journal,
March 2, 2010 – At the 2010 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games,
it’s all about the teams, the countries they represent and the money that can be
won.
To increase reining team
participation in the Games, the Federation Equestre Internationale has approved
deepening the prize-money payout. This year, the team reining competition will
pay a $100,000 purse to 15 places. Countries that haven’t yet met the FEI
requirements for a full team can still apply for wild-card
status.
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America's Horse Daily |
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Don't forget if you are a member of AQHA you can view the AQHA's online America's Horse Daily click here This online magazine has lots of interesting articles and information. Check it out.
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AQHA JUDGE SEMINAR... |
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The American Quarter Horse Association is organising an
AQHA European Judges Seminar in Germany in 2010. It is scheduled for April 7 to
11, 2010 at the Seehotel Niedernberg in 63843 Niedernberg (close to Frankfurt).
The practical part of the judges examination (live judging) will be at the JOMM
Ranches 5 minutes away. If you are interested, please contact DQHA, Yvonne
Ruetzel,
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, +49 6021 5845910. Further details are announced as
soon as possible.
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British Owned Horse Wins FEI World Reining Masters |
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Courtesy of NRHA Press Release, December 3, 2009 – The world of reining converged in Oklahoma City on Thursday,
December 3 at the FEI World Reining Masters where 20 top riders from 18
nations competed on 20 world class reining horses for one night of high
caliber competition. From the snow-capped peaks of Switzerland to the
rain forests of Brazil, riders from across the globe came to Oklahoma
City on a quest for international glory. The excitement was intense as
the 20 riders hit the arena in the 2009 $100,000 added FEI World
Reining Masters Final. The event was held during the 2009 NRHA Futurity
& Adequan North American Affiliate Championship Show at State Fair
Park in Oklahoma City, thanks to the efforts of the National Reining
Horse Association, the American Quarter Horse Association and the
Oklahoma City Convention & Visitors Bureau.
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Major Changes to AQHA Registration Certificates |
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 new certificate 10/11/2009,12:03
Effective immediately
AQHA registration certificates have a new look - please see the attached. The
new certificates are no longer blue but brown in color and are printed
horizontally instead of vertically. On the back side we have room for up to
five pictures of the horse for identifying
markings.
Please take note of the
AQHA seal placed on the lower right hand corner of the front of the certificate
(see arrow). When held in your hand, the seal will disappear. This identifying
mark will help owners distinguish between an original certificate or a forged
one.
AQHA informs us that if you would like to change your existing certificate for one of these new ones, this can be done. You should contact AQHA in the USA directly (www.aqha.com).
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