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Hi Hank was this week's Guess That Horse. Thanks for everyone who played, and join us next time for another round!

Contest is now closed!

Today’s winner will receive a one-year subscription to The American Quarter Horse Journal.

The contest will start at 1 p.m. CST. At that time, the photo and first hint are given.

When the contest is live, 10 hints will be posted, one at a time, every few minutes on this page.

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Please post your guesses into the comments box below.

The first person to correctly identify the full registered name of the American Quarter Horse pictured wins the prize.

Get help with your guesses! Consult AQHA records for pedigrees, show records and much more!

The winner will be announced after all the hints are given; participants must provide a valid e-mail address to to be eligible for the prize.

Contest is now closed!

Congratulations to Katie for being the first person to correctly identify Hi Hank in AQHA’s Guess That Horse contest! Be sure to join us next Wednesday at 1 p.m. CDT for another round of Guess That Horse!

Horse Recap: Hi Hank, a 1955 dun by Harlan and out of Hi Baby, earned points in halter, reining, western pleasure, cutting and western riding. He earned 33.5 points in western pleasure over his lifetime and 14 points in reining. He sired 24 foals but is now registered as a gelding. His dam’s sire is King, who is also his sire’s grandsire.

Hint #1: This Quarter Horse was born in 1955.
Hint #2: This Quarter Horse was a dun.
Hint #3: This Quarter Horse’s get earned two Register of Merits.
Hint #4: This Quarter Horse sired 24 foals.
Hint #5: Only one of this horse’s foals raced.
Hint #6: This Quarter Horse earned points in several classes, but he won the most points in western pleasure—33.5 over the course of his life.
Hint #7: This Quarter Horse is now listed as a gelding.
Hint #8: This Quarter Horse was a descendent of King on both the top and bottom.
Hint #9: This Quarter Horse earned a performance Register of Merit in 1959.
Hint #10: This Quarter Horse’s dam was Hi Baby.

Contest is now closed!

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This week's Guess That Horse is Feelum Good, a racing and halter stallion by Mr Go Devil and out of Reno Bambi.

Today’s winner will receive Showing to Win: Trail DVD.

The contest will start at 1 p.m. CST. At that time, the photo and first hint are given.

When the contest is live, 10 hints will be posted, one at a time, every few minutes on this page.

Refresh your browser periodically for new hints.

Please post your guesses into the comments box below.

The first person to correctly identify the full registered name of the American Quarter Horse pictured wins the prize.

Get help with your guesses! Consult AQHA records for pedigrees, show records and much more!

The winner will be announced after all the hints are given; participants must provide a valid e-mail address to to be eligible for the prize.

Contest is now closed! Congratulations to Katie for being the first to correctly identify Feelum Good as this week’s Guess That Horse. She will receive Showing to Win: Trail from Quarter Horse Outfitters!

Hint #1: This Quarter Horse earned 17 halter points.
Hint #2: This Quarter Horse was bay.
Hint #3: This Quarter Horse sired 34 foals.
Hint #4: This Quarter Horse was born in 1970.
Hint #5: This Quarter Horse earned a Register of Merit in 1972 for racing.
Hint #6: This Quarter Horse was born in Dallas, Oregon.
Hint #7: This Quarter Hors’s best speed index was 94.
Hint #8: This Quarter Horse won eight races out of 40 starts.
Hint #9: This Quarter Horse’s sire’s best speed index was 95, and he sired 208 foals.
Hint #10: This Quarter Horse’s dam was Reno Bambi.
Bonus Hint: This Quarter Horse’s get earned a total of $6,150 on the racetrack.

Horse Recap:
Feelum Good, by Mr Go Devil and out of Reno Bambi, was born in 1970 in Dallas, Oregon. He was first a race horse with a best speed index of 94, and he earned a Register of Merit in 1972 for his racing accomplishments. He won eight races out of 40 starts. He raced in two stakes races, and over the course of his racing career earned a total of $18,647. He sired 34 foals, which earned a total of $6,150 on the racetrack. Feelum Good also earned 17 halter points.

Welcome to Guess That Horse, sponsored by Quarter Horse Outfitters.

Thanks for playing AQHA's Guess That Horse! Dixie Ree Pecho, by Poco Pecho and out of Sissie Royal, was this week's mystery mare.

Contest is now closed!

Today’s winner will receive an AQHA stepping stool.

The contest will start at 1 p.m. CST. At that time, the photo and first hint are given.

When the contest is live, 10 hints will be posted, one at a time, every few minutes on this page.

Refresh your browser periodically for new hints.

Please post your guesses into the comments box below.

The first person to correctly identify the full registered name of the American Quarter Horse pictured wins the prize.

Get help with your guesses! Consult AQHA records for pedigrees, show records and much more!

The winner will be announced after all the hints are given; participants must provide a valid e-mail address to to be eligible for the prize.

Contest is now closed! Congratulations to Jessie for being the first person to correctly identify Dixie Ree Pecho in AQHA’s Guess That Horse contest! Be sure to join us next Wednesday at 1 p.m. CST for another round of Guess That Horse!

Hint #1: This Quarter Horse was a chestnut mare.
Hint #2: This Quarter Horse was born in 1969 in Miami, Florida.
Hint #3: This Quarter Horse earned 22 halter points and 190 western pleasure points.
Hint #4: This Quarter Horse earned a Superior in western pleasure in 1971.
Hint #5: This Quarter Horse’s sire’s get earned a total of 26 Register of Merits.
Hint #6: This Quarter Horse’s dam produced 12 foals.
Hint #7: This Quarter Horse did not produce any foals.
Hint #8: This Quarter Horse earned a Performance Register of Merit in 1971.
Hint #9: This Quarter Horse was a granddaughter of Royal King.
Hint #10: This Quarter Horse’s dam was Sissie Royal.

Horse Recap: Dixie Ree Pecho, by Poco Pecho and out of Sissie Royal, was a chestnut mare born in 1969 in Miami, Florida. She began her show career in 1970 and received a total of 22 halter and 190 western pleasure points. She earned her Register of Merit and Superior in Western Pleasure in 1971. She did not produce any foals.

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Jill's Lady was this week's Guess That Horse. Thanks for everyone who played, and join us next time for another round!

Welcome to Guess That Horse, sponsored by Quarter Horse Outfitters.

Today’s winner will receive the DVD Showing to Win: Western Pleasure.

The contest will start at 1 p.m. CDT. At that time, the photo and first hint are given.

When the contest is live, 10 hints will be posted, one at a time, every few minutes on this page.

Refresh your browser periodically for new hints.

Get help with your guesses! Consult AQHA records for pedigrees, show records and much more!

Please post your guesses into the comments box below.

The first person to correctly identify the full registered name of the American Quarter Horse pictured wins the prize.

The winner will be announced after all the hints are given; participants must provide a valid e-mail address to to be eligible for the prize.

Congratulations to Chris for being the first person to correctly identify Jill’s Lady in AQHA’s Guess That Horse Contest! Be sure to join us next Wednesday at 1 p.m. CST for another round of Guess That Horse!

Hint #1: This Quarter Horse was born in Vernon, TX.
Hint #2: This Quarter Horse was a mare.
Hint #3: This Quarter Horse produced seven foals.
Hint #4: This Quarter Horse’s foals earned three Register of Merits.
Hint #5: This Quarter Horse was named a NCHA World Champion in both 1963 and 1964.
Hint #6: This Quarter Horse was a palomino.
Hint #7: This Quarter Horse earned a 1960 Register of Merit for cutting and a 1962 Superior for cutting.
Hint #8: This Quarter Horse earned a total of 348 points in cutting.
Hint #9: This Quarter Horse was born in 1957.
Hint #10: This Quarter Horse’s dam was Y Cheta.

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To enter to win one of three $25 TSC gift cards, simply like AQHA on Facebook, then visit the TSC Gift Card Sweepstakes tab on the left side of AQHA’s Facebook wall. Must be 18 to enter. Visit the Sweepstakes tab on AQHA’s Facebook wall for official rules. Enter via computer, not smartphone.

The sweepstakes runs through Friday, February 3, 2012. The three winners will be announced Monday, February 6, 2012.

AQHA’s Guess That Horse contest takes place at 1 p.m. CST. Good luck!

Who is this American Quarter Horse?

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Welcome to Guess That Horse, sponsored by the American Quarter Horse Journal.

Today’s winner will receive a one-year subscription to the American Quarter Horse Journal!

The contest will start at 1 p.m. CDT. At that time, the photo and first hint are given.

When the contest is live, 10 hints will be posted, one at a time, every few minutes on this page.

Refresh your browser periodically for new hints.

Get help with your guesses! Consult AQHA records for pedigrees, show records and much more!

Please post your guesses into the comments box below.

The first person to correctly identify the full registered name of the American Quarter Horse pictured wins the prize.

The winner will be announced after all the hints are given; participants must provide a valid e-mail address to to be eligible for the prize.

Contest is closed!
Hint #1: This Quarter Horse was a bay.
Hint #2: This Quarter Horse was born in Rockport, Texas.
Hint #3: This Quarter Horse was a mare.
Hint #4: This Quarter Horse produced a total of seven foals, five of which earned Registers of Merit.
Hint #5: This mare won three racing awards including a 1983 Register of Merit.
Hint #6: The sire of this Quarter Horse sired more than 1,300 foals between 1979 and 1996.
Hint #7: This Quarter Horse won her maiden race by ¾ lengths in 1983.
Hint #8: This Quarter Horse’s first race of 1985 took place at Ruisdoso Downs.
Hint #9: This Quarter Horse ran a total of 27 races, 13 of which she won. When it placed second, it was never by more than one length.
Hint #10: This Quarter Horse’s dam was a daughter of Go Secret Go.

Congratulations to Christine for being the first person to correctly identify Meganette in AQHA’s Guess That Horse contest! She will receive a one-year subscription to The American Quarter Horse Journal. Be sure to join us next Wednesday at 1 p.m. CST for another round of Guess That Horse!

AQHA’s Guess That Horse contest takes place at 1 p.m. CST. Good luck!

Who could this American Quarter Horse be?

Welcome to Guess That Horse, sponsored by Quarter Horse Outfitters.

Today’s winner will receive a black folding AQHA step stool!

The contest will start at 1 p.m. CDT. At that time, the photo and first hint are given.

When the contest is live, 10 hints will be posted, one at a time, every few minutes on this page.

Refresh your browser periodically for new hints.

Get help with your guesses! Consult AQHA records for pedigrees, show records and much more!

Please post your guesses into the comments box below.

The first person to correctly identify the full registered name of the American Quarter Horse pictured wins the prize.

The winner will be announced after all the hints are given; participants must provide a valid e-mail address to to be eligible for the prize.

Contest is closed!

Hint #1: This American Quarter Horse was a mare.

Hint #2: She was a buckskin.

Hint #3: One of her buckskin foals received a Register of Merit in reining and sired 86 foals.

Hint #4: She was born in Catasauqua, Pennsylvania.

Hint #5: She earned more than $6,000 in National Reining Horse Association competitions.

Hint #6: This mare was top five at an AQHA world championship show.

Hint #7: She had 13 foals, six of whom have performance records.

Hint #8: She was born in 1979.

Hint #9: She’s a granddaughter of Joe Cody.

Hint #10: She was sired by Doc’s Benito Bar and out of Sappho Cody.

Congratulations to Diane for being the first person to correctly identify Tip Ticket in AQHA’s Guess That Horse contest! Be sure to join us next Wednesday at 1 p.m. CST for another round of Guess That Horse!

AQHA’s Guess That Horse contest is now closed. Please join us every Wednesday at 1 p.m. CDT for another round!

Who is this week's American Quarter Horse?

Welcome to Guess That Horse.

Today’s winner will receive AQHA’s “Team Roping” DVD and a black folding AQHA step stool!

The contest will start at 1 p.m. CDT. At that time the photo and first hint of that round of Guess That Horse will start.

When the contest is live, 10 hints will be posted, one at a time, every few minutes on this page.

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Please post your guesses into the “comments” box below.

The first person to correctly identify the American Quarter Horse wins the prize.

The winner will be announced after all the hints are given; participants must provide a valid e-mail address to to be eligible for the prize.

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Hint #1: This American Quarter Horse is a bay gelding.

Hint #2: This Quarter Horse was foaled in 2000 in California

Hint #3: He has been shown in three different AQHA events.

Hint #4: This American Quarter Horse has 128 AQHA open points.

Hint #5: His current owner just tied for second at the Wrangler National Rodeo Finals in heading.

Hint #6: This Quarter Horse has earned 24 points in heading.

Hint #7: He has earned $11,972.46 through 2005 at the AQHA World Championship Show.

Hint #8: This American Quarter Horse has sired one registered American Quarter Horse foal.

Hint #9: This bay gelding earned his first open register of merit in 2003 and his Superior the next year.

Final Hint: This Quarter Horse has place top 10 three times in junior heeling at World Shows.

Congratulations Kelly Miles! You correctly identified Ten Stylish Oaks as this week’s Guess That Horse!

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Who could this American Quarter Horse be?

Welcome to Guess That Horse.

Today’s winner will receive the premium edition series “Showing to Win: Western Pleasure” DVD!

The contest will start at 1 p.m. CDT. At that time the photo and first hint of that round of Guess That Horse will start.

When the contest is live, 10 hints will be posted, one at a time, every few minutes on this page.

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Please post your guesses into the “comments” box below.

The first person to correctly identify the American Quarter Horse wins the prize.

The winner will be announced after all the hints are given; participants must provide a valid e-mail address to to be eligible for the prize.

The American Quarter Horse Journal has brought its readers the greatest events, introduced them to legendary horses and people, and provided tips on riding, training, racing, management and health. Get your subscription today.

Hint #1: This American Quarter Horse was foaled in Florida in 1982.

Hint #2: This Quarter Horse was a chestnut gelding.

Hint #3: He earned AQHA youth points in nine classes.

Hint #4: This gelding earned 20 lifetime AQHA open halter points.

Hint #5: He was also a point earned in pleasure driving.

Hint #6: This American Quarter Horse placed top five at one AQHA World Championship Show in three different events.

Hint #7: He was a world champion and reserve world champion in the same year.

Hint #8: This chestnut gelding has earned 353 lifetime youth points.

Hint #9: His maternal grandsire is Blondy’s Dude.

Final Hint: This Quarter Horse’s first and only AQHA World Show was in 1986 as a junior horse.

Keep guessing! No one has correctly guessed today’s Guess That Horse yet!

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Bonus Hint: This horse was sired by Majestic Dell.

Congratulations Troy! You were the first person to correctly guess Majestic Signal as today’s Guess That Horse!

Today’s contest has ended. Be sure to join us every Wednesday at 1 p.m. CDT for another round of Guess That Horse!

Who could this American Quarter Horse be?

Welcome to Guess That Horse.

Today’s winner will receive a one-year subscription to The American Quarter Horse Journal!

The contest will start at 1 p.m. CDT. At that time the photo and first hint of that round of Guess That Horse will start.

When the contest is live, 10 hints will be posted, one at a time, every few minutes on this page.

Refresh your browser periodically for new hints.

Please post your guesses into the “comments” box below.

The first person to correctly identify the American Quarter Horse wins the prize.

The winner will be announced after all the hints are given; participants must provide a valid e-mail address to to be eligible for the prize.

The American Quarter Horse Journal has brought its readers the greatest events, introduced them to legendary horses and people, and provided tips on riding, training, racing, management and health. Get your subscription today.

Hint #1: This American Quarter Horse was a black gelding.

Hint #2: He was foaled in Illinois in 1971.

Hint #3: This Quarter Horse earned 38.5 lifetime amateur points.

Hint #4: He earned 29 AQHA lifetime youth points in western horsemanship.

Hint #5: This American Quarter Horse went to his first AQHYA World Championship show in 1977 and was tenth.

Hint #6: He returned and placed in the top 10 at 4 Youth World Shows.

Hint #7: This black Quarter Horse gelding earned two amateur world championship titles and one reserve youth world championship title.

Hint #8: The majority of this horse’s points were in reining

Hint #9: This American Quarter Horse was an amateur world champion in working cow horse.

Final Hint: This horse was owned by an AQHA employee’s grandmother.

Still no correct guesses.

Here’s another hint!

This black gelding’s dam was Poco Tena.

Congratulations Becky for being the first person to correctly identify Ebony Power as this week’s Guess That Horse!

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Guess this horse for a chance to win an AQHA scarf!

Welcome to Guess That Horse.

Today’s winner will receive an AQHA-logoed scarf, just in time for cold weather!

The contest will start at 1 p.m. CDT. At that time the photo and first hint of that round of Guess That Horse will start.

When the contest is live, 10 hints will be posted, one at a time, every few minutes on this page.

Refresh your browser periodically for new hints.

Please post your guesses into the “comments” box below.

The first person to correctly identify the American Quarter Horse wins the prize.

The winner will be announced after all the hints are given; participants must provide a valid e-mail address to to be eligible for the prize.

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Contest is Closed

Hint #1: This American Quarter Horse was foaled in 1976.

Hint #2: This Quarter Horse was a bay gelding.

Hint #3: This Quarter Horse received his open Register of Merit in 1979.

Hint #4: He won 169 amateur all around titles.

Hint #5: He was shown in seven amateur classes.

Hint #6: He earned 286 lifetime AQHA open points.

Hint #7: This Quarter Horse placed at four AQHA World Shows.

Hint #8: He had no markings.

Hint #9: He earned 109 AQHA lifetime youth points.

Final Hint: He was a great example of an all-around American Quarter Horse!

Congratulations to Katie for being the first person to correctly identify Melody Zipper in AQHA’s Guess That Horse contest! Melody Zipper is by Zippo Pine Bar and out of Jaguar Sue by King Jaguar. We’ll take a break from Guess That Horse next Wednesday in honor of the Thanksgiving holiday, but we’ll be back November 30 with more prizes!

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