Youths seek wins during Oklahoma City horse show
Some of the world’s best young horse handlers are preparing to strut their stuff as Oklahoma City gets set to host the 2009 American Quarter Horse Youth Association World Championship Show.
The 37th edition of the world’s largest single-breed show — which is free to the public — starts Friday at State Fair Park and wraps up Aug. 8. Nearly 900 participants from five countries will compete i...
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