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AMERICAN QUARTER HORSE ASSOCIATION—NOVEMBER 19, 2018—Five youth competed to earn scholarships worth a total of $6,000 November 15-18 at Los Alamitos Race Course in Cypress, California, during the Bank of America Challenge Championships.
The youth who were selected to attend this year’s American Quarter Horse Youth Association National Youth Racing Experience were:
- Lily Atkinson of Spring Lake, Michigan
- Kylene Harold of Ames, Iowa
- Carter Garfias of Evanston, Wyoming
- Allen Copeland of Edmond, Oklahoma
- Emma Lowden of Winterest, Iowa
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Kylene Harold won the top prize of $3,000. Finishing second was Emma Lowden, earning $2,000, and Allen Copeland was third, earning $1,000.
The AQHYA National Youth Racing Experience introduces youth to the sport of American Quarter Horse racing. Participants got a behind-the-scenes look into the industry and met the people who help races go on every day, including stewards, announcers, owners, trainers, jockeys and their horses. Top AQHYA members were picked through a nomination and application process for this all-expenses-paid trip.
For more information on the AQHYA National Youth Racing Experience visit, aqha.com/youth.
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