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Trainer Roy Rich emphasizes the importance of a natural headset, soft hands and keeping your eyes up.


Step Up Your Ranch Horse Game


Tips from the pros T by jenni dawson / special to the horsetrader


he Ranch Horse classes are continu- ing to grow in popularity across the country and internationally. West


Coast Ranch Horse (WCRH) is a Southern California-based organization dedicated exclusively to the ranch horse discipline. Founded with the mission of being “for ranch riders, by ranch riders,” WCRH is commited to building a welcoming commu- nity while producing high-quality competi- tions, educational clinics, and events for rid-


ers of all experience levels. Throughout the year, WCRH hosts multiple open, all-breed ranch horse shows, ranging from one-day competitions to larger events including a year-end extravaganza in early Octobe r, the “Ranch Horse Rendezvous”, and a four judge AQHA all ranch horse show in March, the “Ranch Horse Celebration”. Many one day WCRH shows are AQHA-approved Special Events as well. WCRH provides opportunities for com- petitors of every age and experience level,


including Walk-Trot, Green Rider, Green Horse, Youth, Amateur, Short Stirrup (10&U), and Open divisions. Riders compete for championship buckles, prizes, and special recognition throughout the season. Traditional WCRH competition focuses


on four core ranch horse classes: Ranch Riding, Ranch Trail, Ranch Rail, and Ranch Conformation. In 2026, WCRH expanded its offerings by introducing a AQHA Versatility Ranch Horse (VRH) buckle series, giving Continued on page 22


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