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RANCH HORSE


elements of ranch horse com- petition, incorporating real- world ranch tasks such as live catle on course, roping, drag- ging a feed bunk, a log jump, and navigating practical ranch obstacles. Open, Amateur, and Youth Ranch Riding classes included catle on the patern, further enhancing the authen- ticity of the competition. The event also offered Ranch Pleasure, a class format in which exhibitors follow posted signage to demonstrate gaits rather than relying on a tradi- tional rail call. West Coast Ranch Horse


Kira Stiles and RL Tuff Time get ready to rope.


exciting lineup of 2026 events through December includes a Debbie Cooper Ranch Horse Clinic Feb. 14 15. The two-day educational clinic will feature ala carte sessions including intensive Ranch Trail instruc- tion, World Show and VRH style Ranch Riding paterns, scoring and strategy discus- sions, and mock show sessions.


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This clinic will offer riders a unique opportunity to learn directly from one of the most respected judges and horse- men in the ranch horse indus- try.


On March 21-22, the WCRH Ranch Horse Celebration also will come to CRC Ranch. The double-judged All-breed


WCRH and four-judge AQHA Ranch Show will offer all three AQHA ranch horse classes with a full slate of divisions, high- point and circuit awards, and competition for horses and riders of all levels. Open AQHA halter will also be offered. This show is AQHA-,PCQHA-, and WCRH-approved. Points will count for both PCQHA year end awards as well as the Buckle Bonanza program.  


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