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LQHA YOUTH NEWS

Congratulations to Margaret Williams who was this year's
winner of the Janelle Leger/LQHA Scholarship.







2010 LQHA World Team List



2010 LQHA Youth World Photos




2010 AQHYA YOUTH WORLD SHOW

JULY 30 - AUGUST 7, 2010

TEAM LOUISIANA ARE CHAMPIONS - WHEN THEY SHOWED, THE GROUND

SHOOK, THE SKY OPENED AND THEIR ARENA DREAMS CAME TRUE

7 Globes and 12 Top 15 Horses

Beginning early on July 28th, Team Louisiana began moving into the Oklahoma City Fairgrounds with dreams of accomplishing their goals at the 2010 AQHYA Youth World Show. The temperature ranged around 110 degrees and was predicted to get hotter.

The first wave of Team Louisiana arriving was halter, western and English youths. Once the horses and exhibitors settled into their stalls, preparation began. Practicing patterns, clipping manes, banding and baths were dominate. Team Louisiana was preparing for their arena dreams.

First up for Team Louisiana was halter. They went in like a storm and brought the first wave of heat with the following youths prevailing in the top 15 in their classes:

3-year old Mares Paige Nevils 13th placing Thats Y Im Cool Aged Mares Andy Causey 12th placing Wincredibly Charming Mikayla Meyer 7th placing Fellas R Cool Yearling Geldings Melissa Birch 8th placing Kidd Promise Alex Causey 5th placing Im Doing Fine 2-year old Geldings Andy Causey 6th placing Im Dominate Too Orrin Fontenot 10th placing Local Celebrity Riley Rivers Reserve and Silver Globe Real Groovy 3-year old Geldings Annie Clae' Barousse 12th placing Intensely Dominate Aged Geldings Sydney Rivers 3rd placing and Bronze Globe Ima Handsome Clu



Once halter was over, the western and English teams made their way to the arena. Competition was high with Team Louisiana showing at their best. Some made it to the preliminaries, but unfortunately did not make the top 15. There is no doubt that Team Louisiana is very competitive in these events.

When everyone thought Team Louisiana might be calming down, then came the "speed storm" which caused a lot of turning n burning; dipping and darting and all that stuff that goes with the barrel racing, pole bending and stake races. When the dust cleared, Team Louisiana had rocked Oklahoma City with the following youths prevailing in the top 10:

Stakes Sidney Sehon 3rd placing and Bronze Globe The Bikini Scandal Katie Reine 4th placing Bullys Storm Paige Nevils 9th placing Docs Some Boss (28 years young)

After the speed storm calmed down and OK City thought it might get cooler, little did they know another storm was brewing and it was only going to get hotter. It was time for the Team Louisiana team penning/ranch sorting/ tie-down roping exhibitors. Once these youths entered the arena, it was evident that their arena dreams were coming true. When it did get cooler, Team Louisiana had taken the roof off of the dome with the following youths prevailing:

Team Penning Corey Free 3rd placing and Bronze Globe Ole Colonel Jackie Cydney Free 3rd placing and Bronze Globe Heza Pappy Fitz Corey Free 4th placing Skeezixs Streak Cydney Free 4th placing Tivios Freckle Man Ranch Sorting Corey Free 1st placing and Gold Globe Ole Colonel Jackie Tie down roping Issac Fontenot 2nd placing and Silver Globe Matataris Rapper

Team Louisiana showed their presence at the 2010 AQHYA Youth World Show held in Oklahoma City and will be bigger and better next year.

Glenda B. Pickett
LQHYA Youth Advisor




















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