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The 2023 Nutrena West

AQHA Level 1 Championships Concludes in Scottsdale with Unforgettable Performances!

Arizona Quarter Horse Association Pinnacle Circuit.

The championship drew in a staggering 370 exhibitors and over 400 magnificent horses, culminating in a remarkable display of talent and dedication across western, English, and hal- ter classes. A grand total of 2,222 entries added to the excitement and spectacle.

The event not only showcased seasoned competitors but also welcomed 173 firsttime Level 1 Championships exhibitors, amplifying the sense of anticipation and enthusiasm in the air. The quest for glory unfolded through an extensive program of Level 1, Rookie, and walk-trot classes, featuring more than $150,000 in purses and prizes. AQHA proudly recognized the outstanding achievements of these skilled equestrians by presenting allaround and high-point awards at the conclusion of the show.

For those eager to delve deeper into the results, the official results and score sheets are available for viewing at www.aqha.com/level-1-westresults. This comprehensive resource allows enthusiasts to relive the exhilaration and delve into the intricate details of each exhilarating performance.

Adding to the enriching experience of the championships, AQHA Professional Horsemen generously volunteered their time to conduct five Ride the Pattern clinics, presented by Nutrena. These invaluable clinics offered exhibitors and spectators a unique opportunity to learn firsthand how AQHA Professional Horsemen approach specific classes or patterns in Level 1, Rookie, and Walk/Trot competitions. Notably, the attendees’ overwhelming support and generosity contributed to the success of the Professional Horsemen Endowment Fund, raising nearly $3,000 in donations.

The 2023 Nutrena West AQHA Level 1 Championships will forever be etched in the memories of participants and spectators alike, as a testament to the passion, skill, and unity of the AQHA community. This extraordinary event encapsulated the very essence of equestrian excellence, leaving an indelible mark on the hearts of all who attended.

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