the Love Bug at FWSSR Palomino show.
Novice Rider buckle from its donor, Corky Sokol, at the American South Texas Cutting Horse Association show.
Barbara Williams (Int-Open/Miss Dual Cee), Tamara Kyle (NP & Prime-Time NP/Gunna Git Ya Dun), Cheryl Lauder (Int-NP, Masters-NP, & Nov- Horse-NP-2/Who Whiz Smartin Off), Cindy Bowl- ing (Rookie-1/Lil Mistress), Susan Meyer (Rookie-2 & Prime-Time-Rookie/Stepin Down), Anne Marie Burns (Nov-Horse-NP/CFR Chinaco 077), Reagan Stephens (14-18/Ima Lil Juiced), Andie Wells (13&U/The Ultimate Magnum), Jacob Harris (10&U/Forest Cabin Cowboy), and Anna Woolsey (Y-Rookie/Little Red Rawheidi).
Mid-Tex QHA’s January 24 meeting resulted
in the decision for the 2017 Open Buckle Show se- ries to offer 54 classes with 4 divisions, with Eng- lish, western, and ranch classes. High-point prizes will be awarded at each show in each division. Show dates are April 29 (double-judged) and June 10, at Bell County Expo in Belton, and stalls and RV slots are available. For more information, including the show bill, go to
www.mtqha.org.
The America QH Hall of Fame, Amarillo,
TX, unveiled the new exhibit, “Nacidos Charros: Born Charro”, on January 27. It will remain on dis- play until July 29 and celebrates the history and cul- ture surrounding the sport. It starts with the history of the charro, moves on to explore the horses, tack, clothing, and music surrounding the sport, and will transport guests to a different place full of color, music, and a rich heritage centered around the horse. Plan your visit at
aqha.com/museum.
The NCHA announced January 27 that it had
agreed with Chuck Smith for him to continue to serve as the Association’s Interim Executive Direc- tor through the remainder of his term as president and then to assume full-time Executive Director du- ties after the NCHA Convention in June .
NM State University regents voted on January
27 to shut down the school’s equestrian program. Six months ago, the school chancellor eliminated the program but restored it 3 days later, granting the team a year to become self-sufficient. Coach Robin Morris, several team members, and a parent ad-
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Hannah Venne (rt) received the $1,000
Carson Click (lt) and Marty Martin were big winners showing Zippo
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