APHA’s all-breed Ranch Work Championships gives real ranch riders a reason to load up their horses and head to down—its unique, timed event, divisional format is perfect for experienced cowpunchers and those new to the ranch world alike, and the user-friendly format has people coming back for more.
Learn more about this exciting new event—and how you can get in on the action—inside the July/August 2020 Paint Horse Journal! Not a subscriber? Take a peek online (and get this full story for FREE) via the digital Inside Look preview.
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In this month’s Inside Look, you’ll find…
- One FREE article: learn more about the all-breed Ranch Work Championships
- APHA Executive Director Billy Smith’s Fresh Paint column about history lives on through the ages
- ALL our colorful advertisers
- Stallion Alley and Classified ads for all your equine needs
Then, pick up your print copy of the Journal to find…
- Tips to understand and prevent infectious diseases from spreading and ways to protect your Paint
- Profile on hardworking horse trainers Wade and Carly Parks, who balance a busy business with their growing family
- Ways for horses and riders to stretch for success
- How to ace the backup in showmanship
- Why chiropractic care might unlock your horse’s potential
- Venessa Wood’s struggle to let go of a special horse, only to be reunited years later
- A spotlight on Callaway Performance Horses
- And so much more! Purchase, renew or extend your Journal subscription today!
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About APHA
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.