Industry News Archives - Quarter Horse News

The top sellers at the 2019 Triangle Horse Sales January sale. — The top sellers at 2019's January Sale were Oh Miss Peacock and Oh Miss Sidney, who both sold with embryos for $120,000 and $110,000. Photo Triangle Sales

Industry News

Triangle Horse Sales Moving to Oklahoma City

Officials late last week announced that Triangle Horse Sales would relocate its sale site from Shawnee, Oklahoma, to the State Fair Park in Oklahoma City. The OKC location will serve as the new home for Triangle’s annual sales and will debut as host site with its “January Sale,” scheduled for Jan. 24-25. Jim Ware, owner […]

Current News

NCHA Bylaws Meetings Postponed Until 2020

Two special meetings planned during the NCHA Futurity to discuss proposed changes to the association's bylaws have been postponed.

Current News

Fort Worth Signs Lease For Possible AQHA Headquarters at Will Rogers

The Fort Worth City Council has agreed to allow a section of land at the Will Rogers Memorial Center to be developed for a possible location for the AQHA headquarters and museum.

Current News

Color Me Smart To Be Honored by APHA

Color Me Smart (PT) has always had a way of standing out in a crowd.

Current News

Jay Winborn Hired as NCHA Executive Director

The National Cutting Horse Association (NCHA) has hired Jay Winborn as its new executive director.

Cutting News

High Brow Cat Dies

The Western performance horse industry has changed forever with the loss of an undeniable legend.

Current News

NRYHYA to Auction 1994 Futurity Saddle Won by Bob Avila

The NRHyA is set to auction a piece of history: NRHA Professional Bob Avila’s 1994 NRHA Futurity champion saddle.

Current News

Hydrive Cat Made Impact Worldwide

Equine communities across the world conveyed feelings of sadness upon learning of the passing of acclaimed sire Hydrive Cat.

Current News

Pat Feuerstein Remembered for Support of Reining

The late Pat Feuerstein was an editor, writer and a member of the National Reining Horse Association (NRHA) Hall of Fame. The former senior reining editor of Quarter Horse News died Oct. 18.

Current News

Bob Kingsley Remembered for Love of Horses, Cutting

To much of the world, the late Bob Kingsley was the voice of country music. He brought them the top songs in the nation on the radio for decades. Cutters knew him for a lot more than that.