Imagining the Future of the Quarter Horse in Canada The Canadian Quarter Horse Association (CQHA) was re-established in 2001 to address the specific needs and concerns of Canadian Quarter Horse
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Level 1 Amateur all-around Champion – Canadian Bred No Doubt Chex Me Out, 2019, MARE (No Doubt Im Lazy x Chex This Hot Amiga) breeder: Donna Biddulph Pouce Coupe, BC.
On behalf of the Canadian Quarter Horse community, CQHA would like to congratulate all the Canadian breeders and exhibitors on their success at the 2024 AQHA Level 1 East Championship
Roy Frank of Parland County, Alberta, has bred and registered over 350 American Quarter Horses since 1969. Reposted from the AQHA website: March 6, 2024 | | Cumulative or consecutive
Photo credit: Shannon M. Vroegh. February 9, 2024 | News and Publications , News and Publications , Youth , Youth , About AQHA | Young Horse Development program participants ,
Snow Moose with his humans (from left to right) Jessica Pascoe, Glen Young, Milena Kwiecien, Brian Bell and Jason Pascoe. Photos by New Image Media AJAX DOWNS, January 18, 2024
These are the Unofficial Canadian select amateurs who placed in the top 50 of their respective classes and divisions for 2023. Point totals may change as show results are verified.
These are the Unofficial Canadian Amateurs who placed in the top 50 of their respective classes and divisions for 2023 Point totals may change as show results are verified. The
These are the Unofficial Canadian Youth who placed in the top 50 of their respective classes and divisions for 2023 Point totals may change as show results are verified. The
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