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Youth World Cup Event Information

U.S.A. To Host the AQHA 2010 Youth World Cup

General Event Information:

The AQHA has confirmed the prestigious American Quarter Horse Association 2010 Youth World Cup will take place in Oklahoma City, OK from July 3-11, 2010..

This biennial event, will see teams of youth, literally from around the world, gather to learn and compete in a variety of events. International hosts, judges, clinicians and handlers will be educating participants, not just in their horsemanship skills, but also will be encouraging and demonstrating good sportsmanship, camaraderie and promoting the benefits of teamwork.

The event includes several days of intense horse show competition with classes consisting of: Western Pleasure, Western Horsemanship, Showmanship at Halter, Hunt Seat Equitation, Hunter Under Saddle, Trail, Western Riding, Reining and Cutting.

The riders will be learning with and competing on horses provided by their American hosts.


2010 Team Canada Information:

Canada will field a competing team of up to ten youth participants.
Team Canada members have been selected by the CQHA Youth World Cup Committee. [read more]

 



 

2010 Team Coach & Team Manager position description and responsibilities - PDF version

2010 Team Canada Application package - PDF version

2010 Team Canada Selection Criteria Overview - PDF version


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