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OQHA News

OQHA News Magazine
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OQHA News Magazine

Ohio Quarter Horse News is the official publication of the Ohio Quarter Horse Association and the number one resource for Ohio Quarter Horse owners, breeders, trainers, and enthusiasts.  View Ohio Quarter Horse News archives here . 2024 OHIO QUARTER HORSE NEWS WINTER MAGAZINE   2024 OHIO QUARTER HORSE NEWS Summer NEWSLETTER   2024 Ohio quarter horse news spring newsletter
OQHA Director Bob Hexter Passes
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OQHA Director Bob Hexter Passes

The Ohio Quarter Horse Association is saddened to share of the passing of past Director Bob "Heck" Hexter. Bob served as a Director from 1989-2013. OQHA extends its deepest condolences to his loved ones at this time. Arrangements will be shared once available.
2024 Congress Cup: Most Successful Yet
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2024 Congress Cup: Most Successful Yet

With perfect weather, a beautiful course, and a worthy cause, the 4th annual  Congress Cup charity golf outing was one for the books as participants "Battled for the Buckle." Organized by the Ohio Quarter Horse Foundation and held at  Rattlesnake Ridge Golf Club in Sunbury, Ohio, the event not only provided a world-class experience, but also served as a means to generate funds for the annual Foundation scholarships. Rattlesnake Ridge provided the ideal backdrop for the day; a private course, renowned for its gorgeous landscapes and exceptional amenities. The outing saw a total of 20 registered teams and generous sponsorship support, both setting new records for the Congress Cup.  OQHF also welcomed special
OQHA Summer Picnic
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OQHA Summer Picnic

OQHA members escaped the heat last week at IronGate Equestrian Center for the annual summer picnic. Held Monday, June 17, the picnic was once again a favorite event for members and their families, with well over 100 guests in attendance. Sharing good food and fellowship, the summer event provided an opportunity for folks to get out of the summer heat but still enjoy time with friends. After dinner, the Ohio Quarter Horse Youth Association met and discussed their plans for the rest of the summer, including their upcoming trips to the YES Conference in Amarillo, Texas, and the AQHYA World Show in Oklahoma City, Okla. Youth members also held the drawing for their annual fundraiser; this year they held a raffle and raised