Our News Home Page Our News Archives

Candids of the Week
Monday, June 1, 2015



Alexis Lewis drove Heartland Showboat, owned by Jackie Hammond, to a sweep of the Hackney country pleasure driving division at Indianapolis Charity Horse Show and showed under the direction of trainer Mindy Preston (l).

?
Tasha Sandler Dunlop and CH The Cat Walk swept the five-gaited pleasure division at Indianapolis Charity under the direction of Todd Miles.



Megan Buckley and Indian Creek Broadway Joe were the Morgan Amateur/Junior Exhibitor Western Pleasure Champions and also won the western seat equitation class under the direction of Kurt Hufferd and Shanna Gish.

?
Nancy Trent Crump showed two different entries under the direction of Andre’ Van Schalkwyk and won with both of them at Indianapolis Charity. She is pictured with King’s Lovebird after winning the Limit Country Pleasure class.

?
Chuck Herbert showed Arrowhead’s Up All Night, a young stallion owned by Edward Elliott and bred by Melinda Moore, to win Indy’s UPHA Five-Gaited Classic.

?
Barbara Vincent and Simple Kiss won the Master’s Five-Gaited Pleasure class under the direction of Julie Anne Wroble and then returned to take the yellow ribbon in the competitive Five-Gaited Pleasure Championship.

?
Michelle Soule congratulates her daughter Isabel after she wins the Junior Exhibitor Three-Gaited Championship at Devon Horse Show with Southern Tango. Soule rides with High Tail Farm LLC and this was their first trip to Devon.

More Stories

  • ASHBA Futurities, Sweepstakes, and Breeders Challenge Classes Move to the All American Horse Classic in Indianapolis for 2024

    The American Saddlebred Horse and Breeders Association (ASHBA) announced today it will move its young horse prize programs—the National Futurity, National Amateur Futurity, Four-Year-Old Sweepstakes, and Breeders Challenge—to Indianapolis for 2024 in conjunction with the All American Horse Classic (AAHC) the second week of September. Read More

  • FoalsNFocus – Week 4

    Here we are with another round of #foalsNfocus and a great variety of photos were submitted. Champion honors this week went to a shot submitted by Leah Borders for owner/breederAmos Fisher. This proud filly is by Newmont’s Roosevelt out of Finding Dory. Read More

  • Latest Issue 4 22 24

    Read More

  • Walk of Honor Expansion Announced

    The American Saddlebred Museum is pleased to announce the expansion of the Museum’s Walk of Honor. This is a great way to honor someone for their contributions and dedication to the American Saddlebred. Read More

  • Professional Advisory Committee Named to Equine Sports Council

    Equine Sports Council is honored to announce its Professional Advisory Committee (PAC) comprised of representatives who are industry leaders in the American Saddlebred, Morgan and Hackney breeds.  Read More

  • Latest Issue 4 15 24

    Read More

  • Kentucky State Fair Update

    The American Saddlebred Horse and Breeders Association (ASHBA) received a letter from the Kentucky State Fair Board (KSFB) yesterday acknowledging that they would not be pursuing a path that would allow them to hold the ASHBA Prize Program classes at the Kentucky State Fair Horse Show in 2024.  Read More

  • FoalsNFocus – Week 3

    We’re in full swing as entries for our weekly contest are being submitted from breeders across the country. This week’s winning shot came from Shale HillStables, Muncie, Illinois. Jan McGlaughlin and family sent this photo of their curious filly by Reedann’s Flying Double out of Forty-TwoSecrets (by Forty-Second Street ERB). Read More

  • Obituary – Jane Blue

    A USEF judge, steward, many times committee member, exhibitor and lover of all things Morgan, our friend Jane Blue passed away Monday, April 8. A tribute obituary will run in an upcoming issue of Saddle Horse Report. Read More

  • A New Look For Connecticut Morgan Horse Association

    The Connecticut Morgan Horse Association, a leading Morgan Horse Club, is thrilled to announce an exciting rebranding initiative in partnership with Firebrick Design and Pam Howard that marks a significant milestone in the club's evolution. The comprehensive transformation encompasses a new logo and visual identity, redefining CMHA's presence in the equestrian ecosystem. Read More