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2018 Southeast Paint Horse Champions named in South Carolina

Image courtesy Horse of a Different Color Photography

Talented Paint Horses and their riders colored South Carolina as they battled it out for the chance at commemorative championship buckles. The 2018 Southeast Paint Horse Championship took place at the Palmetto Paint Horse Club May Madness Show on May 5–7 2018 in Camden, South Carolina.

The winners received gorgeous Gist Silversmith buckles, and medallions were awarded for second-sixth place, courtesy of APHA.

The 2018 Southeast Paint Horse Championship winners (based on unofficial results) were:

Open Halter Mares: A Gift For All, exhibited by Sheldon Hehr

Open Halter Geldings: Real Hot Jazz, exhibited by Amanda Palmer

Amateur Walk-Trot Showmanship: Iwannabea Cute Dancer, exhibited by Beate Schueppel

Youth 18 & Under Showmanship: Its All About Da Ride, exhibited by Emily Smith

Novice Youth Showmanship: Zippin Good Machine, exhibited by Morgan Marlett

Novice Amateur Showmanship: Premium Invitation, exhibited by Anne Marie Faulk

Amateur Showmanship: Fancy And I Know It, exhibited by Leslie Dentinger

Amateur Hunter Under Saddle: Fancy And I Know It, exhibited by Leslie Dentinger

Youth 18 & Under Hunter Under Saddle: Its All About Da Ride, exhibited by Emily Smith

Open Hunter Under Saddle: Ima Fancy Machine, exhibited by Bree Cooke

Novice Youth Western Pleasure: Shez Just Sensational, exhibited by Emma Haseldon

Amatuer Walk-Trot Western Pleasure: Socket to Me Sonny, exhibited by Audrey Shoptaw

Youth Western Pleasure: Shez Just Sensational, exhibited by Emma Haseldon

Amateur Western Pleasure: Colorfully Hot, exhibited by Sarah Kunkle

Open Western Pleasure: R U Sensational, exhibited by Ray Dail

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The American Paint Horse Association is the world’s second-largest international equine breed association, registering more than a million horses in 59 nations and territories since it was founded. APHA promotes, preserves and provides meaningful experiences with Paint Horses.

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