The American Quarter Horse Journal — Here’s a look at what’s new on America’s Horse TV this week. America’s Horse TV is supported by AQHA corporate partners.
News Channel, sponsored by Ford
AQHA Newscast
This week, the 2011 Built Ford Tough AQHYA World Championship Show is previewed along with the announcement of newly approved all-around judges. Plus, there’s a special offer for AQHA members from the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame in Fort Worth.
People and Horse Channel, sponsored by John Deere
Joe Kirk Fulton
Texan Joe Kirk Fulton has been involved with the American Quarter Horse industry as an owner, breeder and competitor for more than 50 years. From breeding American Quarter Horse Hall of Famer Peppy San Badger to being the third all-time leading breeder of racing American Quarter Horses, Fulton knows his business. Learn about this interesting man who was the very first Texas Tech University Masked Rider.
How-To Channel, sponsored by Tractor Supply Co.
Justin Boots – Getting the Right Fit
AQHA Corporate Partner Justin Boots shares information for getting the right fit when buying a pair of boots. Learn the three important areas of fit, and learn how to make the most of the boot-buying experience.
Ranches Channel, sponsored by FedEx
Tule Ranch
Tucked away in the rugged Palo Duro and Tule Canyons, the Tule Ranch of Tulia, Texas, knows what it takes to ranch in rough conditions. Run by the Billy Cogdell Family, the ranch won the 2006 AQHA Best Remuda award and is known for its outstanding cutting horses in addition to its ranch horses.
Be sure to browse the offerings on the other America’s Horse TV Channels, including the Health Channel, sponsored by Pfizer Animal Health, and the Events Channel, sponsored by Bank of America.
All videos on America’s Horse TV use Flash technology, like YouTube, allowing viewers to instantly watch without waiting for a download. America’s Horse TV is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, with no need for a special cable provider or subscription. All that’s needed is a computer and Internet access.
America’s Horse TV is free, thanks to AQHA’s corporate partners. Be sure to check out special offers from the generous supporters.
To view America’s Horse TV, visit americashorse.tv.
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