Chad Beus, owner of the groundbreaking Pink Buckle and Ruby Buckle barrel racing incentive programs, has signed on as a speaker at APHA’s Horse Community Symposium, taking place February 26 as part of APHA’s 2022 Convention and 60th anniversary celebration. The Horse Community Symposium is scheduled from 2-5 p.m. on Saturday, taking place at the Hotel Drover’s Legacy Hall in the Fort Worth Stockyards—seating is limited and on a first-come, first-served basis for APHA Convention attendees.
Leaders from the stock-horse world’s top organizations will speak on the challenges and opportunities facing the horse world, and the audience will have an opportunity to ask their own questions, too. The full lineup of speakers includes:
- Chad Beus, owner of the Pink Buckle & Ruby Buckle incentive programs
- Gary Carpenter, commissioner of the National Reining Horse Association
- Tom O’Mara, president of the United States Equestrian Federation
- Anna Morrison, executive director of the National Reined Cow Horse Association
- Billy Smith, executive director of the American Paint Horse Association
- Jay Winborn, executive director of the National Cutting Horse Association
Read more about this event: https://apha.com/news/equestrian-community-leaders-discuss-the-future-at-2022-apha-convention/
Register for Convention and find more details online at apha.com/events/convention.
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