by Carley Myers | Dec 1, 2016 | Horse Division, Horse Racing, News, Press, Stallions
Quarter Racing Journal December 2016 By Richard Chamberlain I’ve been writing this column on the history of the American Quarter Horse since January 1988, which is a little stretch of history itself. I grew up on a small stock farm in Central Texas, where I shoveled...
by Carley Myers | Nov 7, 2011 | Horse Division, News, Ranch History, Road To The Horse
Road to the Horse fans typically wait with anticipation to learn the identities of clinicians and judges, but even more so of the acclaimed Four Sixes horses that will make their way into the arena March 9. At that moment, fans will have the opportunity to see them...
by Carley Myers | Jan 1, 2011 | Horse Division, News
2011 OUTSTANDING ALUMNI DR. GLENN P. BLODGETT, ’74 His colleagues, his profession, and his community recognize Dr. Glenn P. Blodgett, ’74, as a leader in equine veterinary medicine. After graduation, Dr. Blodgett joined Spur Veterinary Hospital, a mixed veterinary...
by Carley Myers | Mar 15, 2020 | Horse Division, News, Press, Road To The Horse
Quarter Horse News March 15, 2020 North Central Texas College earned prestige as the top ranch horse team in the Road to the Horse Collegiate Colt Starting Challenge at the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo on Feb. 5-6. North Central Texas College, located in...
by Carley Myers | Sep 1, 2015 | Horse Division, News, Press, Road To The Horse
The American Quarter Horse JournalSeptember 2015 Road to the horse is a colt-starting competition, sponsored in part by AQHA, that puts largely unhandled 3-year-olds in the hands of top horsemen and -women to see how much progress they can make in the span of three...
by Carley Myers | Oct 1, 2019 | Horse Division, News, Stallions
Western Horseman October 2019 By Ross Hecox and Susan Morrison ASK RANCHERS OR BREEDERS to list the bloodlines that influence their horse programs, and you will likely receive a comprehensive list of sires, dams, granddams and grandsires. Even though studying a...
