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Lucas Oil AQHA World Championship in Oklahoma City
Starts Nov 2nd to 18th 2017

Look sharp for AQHA World Championship and save with the Buy 2, Get One FREE offer from Boot Barn in Oklahoma City.

To welcome the return of thousands of AQHA fans to the Big Friendly, Boot Barn wants to make sure you look your best before heading out to enjoy over 2 weeks of AQHA World Championship events.

Only in Boot Barn Oklahoma City Stores is the Buy 2, Get One FREE on all Wrangler specialty apparel during the promotional dates of November 1 through November 19, 2017.

Participating Boot Barn stores include 812 S Meridian Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73108 and 600 Ed Noble Pkwy, Norman, OK 73072.

Wrangler and AQHA have a long-standing relationship. Dan Stark, the 1972 Trail Horse Champion continues to wear Wrangler Jeans to this day. Long Live Cowboys and Cowgirls.

1972 AJQHA Youth Finals Pictured as winners in the trail horse class were Danny Stark, Ramona, California; Dorothy Murdock, Hobbs, New Mexico; Lauri Cox, Bakersfield, California; Toni Fry, Canton, Ohio; Patty Lakin, Phoenix, Arizona, accepting for Gaile Perry, Phoenix, Arizona; Sherri Doepke, Leawood, Kansas; Dan Smith, Britt, Iowa; Clabe Jones, Tatum, New Mexico; Sue Atchley, Bloomington, California; and Kim Duley, Denver, Colorado

Dave Jordan with Jordan Performance Horses told CLN, ” AQHA is the show. They set the standard here, and everything else pales in comparison.” He recommends going to the vendor show for attendees, and he even takes bull riders to look around. Now that’s impressive! “JB Mauney, his parents and I went to the tradeshow and looked at all the products when the PBR was held during it,” commented Jordan.

Lucas Oil AQHA World Championship in Oklahoma City 2017 (The American Quarter Horse Journal)

A predetermined number of points are required to qualify for the AQHA World Championship Show by horse owners and exhibitors. There will be plenty of western industry fashion with over 4,800 entries from the United States, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Colombia, Switzerland and the United Kingdom competing for 99 world championships and 90 Level 2 Championship titles in classes representing halter, English and western disciplines.