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COWGIRL Magazine hangs their hat on the $21,500-added Cowgirl Gathering Breakaway RopingCOWGIRL Magazine has signed on as the new title sponsor of The Cowgirl Gathering Breakaway Roping event, one of the premier features in the rapidly expanding Cowgirl Gathering event at the Historic Fort Worth Stockyards.
The second annual Cowgirl Gathering, coming up November 11-14, 2021, in Fort Worth, Texas, announces its newest partnership with Platinum Performance, title sponsor of The Cowgirl Gathering Barrel Race.
The American Paint Horse Association and Brumbaugh’s Fine Home Furnishings have partnered to kick off the 2021 Cowgirl Gathering with a Western art show like you have never seen—introducing The Cowtown Collection! The event is designed to showcase the craftsmanship of leading Western artisans.
Lyn began her APHA journey in 2007 and became a Pennsylvania National Director in 2008. Through the years, she has served on the Youth, Show and Contest and EC Nominating Committees as well as numerous sub-committees. She currently serves as the Chair of the World Show Advisory Committee and a member of the Rules Committee.
Before retiring, Lyn was a project manager for Aetna Health Plans and was also a teacher at St Patrick’s School in Kennett Square. She owned and operated Grassy Hill Performance Horses with her daughter Erin for 10 years. Her family has bred, owned and exhibited APHA World, Top 20 and Honor Roll Champions. Prior to being welcomed into the APHA family, Lyn showed AQHA, as an amateur and professional with Congress and World placings, and was the 1979 AQHA Amateur High-Point in Western Horsemanship.
She is a past president and current chairman of the Pennsylvania Paint Horse Club and previously served for 10 years on the Zone 7 committee. She still actively manages APHA and AQHA shows for several regional clubs in the Northeast.
She and her husband Joe are blessed with three wonderful children and two grandchildren. She counts APHA as her second family. She is thankful for the wonderful people she has met through APHA involvement and is proud to be part of such an outstanding organization
Vice Chair – Tim SnappTim has been an APHA breeder, owner and showman since 1985. He and his wife Cindy have shown many world and reserve world champions in their 35-plus years with APHA. They currently have eight horses and are showing their 3-year-old You Look Good in Hunter Under Saddle and Western Pleasure events.
He is currently the Ohio Paint Horse Club vice president and show chair for both of their PORs. In addition to these trusted state duties, he currently serves as an APHA State Director and as Vice-Chair of the World Show Committee. He has previously served on the APHA Amateur and EC Nominating Committees.
Tim has been in the printing and marketing fields since 1990. He graduated from Ohio Northern University with degrees in marketing and management. Since 1999, he has been an ESOP owner with American Solutions for Business and is currently one of the company’s top producers from his sales hub in Bellefontaine, Ohio.
He resides with his wife and son on their 225-acre farm. They enjoy spending time together as a family, whether on vacation, traveling to horse shows or just relaxing poolside in their backyard. Tim loves going to church and being a member of the Bellefontaine Rotary Club and also serving as a board member to his beloved fraternity at ONU.
The Judges Committee seeks information on the above judge applicant(s).
Please submit both favorable and unfavorable evaluations to: APHA Judges Department, 122 E. Exchange Ave., Suite 420, Fort Worth, TX 76164.
2021-2022 AjPHA Executive Committee Officers Announcement
Breeders’ Trust Pleasure Stakes modification announced for 2022
APHA Regional Championship Program Approved for 2021
2021-2022 AjPHA National Directors Elected
Now Accepting Time To Ride Applications
21 Rules passed at 2021 APHA Convention
2021 Show Season Temporary Rules Suspension Announcement
Then the Ranch Work Championships is your answer. The Ranch Work Championships are an all new timed, all-breed ranch competition. It has been designed to maximize revenue for producers and made to seamlessly blend on the front or the back of a pre-existing event. Visit Ranch Work Championships to learn more or watch our YouTube explanation video.
Are you interested in producing a Ranch Work Championships Qualifier in your area?
Contact Steven Hayes at shayes@apha.com or call 817-222-6432. Step on to the bus headed for a new era in Ranch Horse competition!”
See you down the trail,
APHA Executive Director
CONTACT ME
Billy Smith
(office) 817/222-6401
(cell) 806/679-9412
(email) billy@apha.com
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