16 articles
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Smaller Sale, Stronger Prices: What the 2026 NSBA Yearling Sale Tells Us About the Market
The 2026 NSBA Markel Yearling Sale was nearly half the size of the 2025 sale, but the prices told a very different story. With the observed average up 51.9%, the median climbing 81.8%, and more than half of the yearlings reaching $20,000 or more, we dig into the numbers to see where the market strengthened, what changed year over year, and what the results may tell us about buyer demand.
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2026 Q1 Leaderboards: Halter
The Q1 Halter leaderboards spotlight the sires, dams, breeders, and owners behind horses already making an impression in the pen. Review the full rankings and see which bloodlines and connections are standing out early this season.
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2026 Q1 Leaderboards: English All-Around
The Q1 English All-Around leaderboards spotlight the sires, dams, breeders, and owners behind horses delivering complete, well-rounded performances. Review the full rankings and see which connections are standing out early this season.
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Purpose in Every Pedigree: Penn State’s Quarter Horse Sale 2026
Penn State’s 24th Annual Quarter Horse Sale brought together an 11-horse university-bred catalog shaped by pedigree, student preparation, and market purpose. The sale closed with all cataloged prospects sold, led by PSU Trix R For Chex at $12,800.
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Inaugural Rail Horse Association Maturity Classes Launch at The Pre Madness, Paying Out Over $34,000
RHA’s inaugural Maturity Non-Pro Western Pleasure divisions made an immediate splash at The Pre Madness in Wilmington, Ohio, paying out $34,081 across Levels 4–1 plus Rookie and DIY. In this recap, we break down the money awarded, highlight the top sires represented in the paid placings, and include complete class-by-class tables with owners, exhibitors, and payouts.
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Q1 2026 Leaderboards: Hunter Under Saddle
The Q1 Hunter Under Saddle leaderboards spotlight the sires, dams, breeders, and owners already making an impression this season. Review the complete rankings and see which bloodlines and connections are shaping the early results.
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Inside the April Internet Auction by Professional Horse Services
The April Internet Auction by ProHorse Services brought together a wide-ranging online catalog of horses across multiple disciplines and registries. Led by Born Electric at $30,000, the sale generated $180,800 across 20 horses and highlighted the pedigree depth behind the results.
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Europe’s 2025 NSBA Pleasure & Hunter Under Saddle Highpoints
Europe’s top Pleasure and Hunter Under Saddle horses didn’t reach the winner’s circle by chance. Explore the sires, dams, and breeders behind the 2025 NSBA European Highpoints and the bloodlines shaping the next generation of champions.
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Hooves to Headlines: Heart Stoppin’s Rising Empire
Heart Stoppin’s influence is expanding across programs, disciplines, and associations. From elite world show earnings to Super Sires rankings, his rise reflects intentional breeding, maternal strength, and a personality that sets him apart.
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USA & Canada’s 2025 NSBA Pleasure & Hunter Under Saddle Highpoints: Breeding the Unseen Winners
USA & Canada’s 2025 NSBA Highpoints tell a clear story: the right bloodlines and breeding programs consistently produce the horses that rise to the top. This breakdown highlights the leading sires, dams, damsires, and breeders in Pleasure and Hunter Under Saddle—plus the point-earning progeny that shaped the final standings.
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The Best of the Best: 2025 APHA Year-End Champions Crowned
The 2025 APHA season delivered standout performances across every division. Meet the year-end champions, their horses, pedigrees and partnerships that defined an unforgettable show season.
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2025 AAQHC: Western All-Around Statistics
The Western All-Around at the 2025 All American Quarter Horse Congress once again proved why it’s one of the most competitive divisions in Columbus. From Lookn Like Trouble and Boifriend Material to powerhouse sires like Machine Made, Hay Goodlookn, and Its A Southern Thing, this deep dive breaks down the earnings, champions, and bloodlines that defined the year. Explore which horses rose to the top, which mares and damsires are quietly shaping the future, and which owners and exhibitors consistently found their way to the winner’s circle.
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Mare of the Month: Dollie Pine — A Legacy that Shaped the Modern Show Horse
Dollie Pine was more than an AQHA Champion—she was a foundation mare whose legacy reshaped western performance horses. From Zippo Pine Bar to powerhouse producing daughters, her influence runs deep across modern pedigrees. Explore her life, pedigree, produce record, and why today’s leading sires and dams still carry her unmistakable stamp.
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Super Sires Shine at 2025 Arizona Sun Circuit with $26,000+ in Paybacks
The 2025 Arizona Sun Circuit was a standout for the Super Sires program, with over $26,000 in payback awarded across top-tier classes. From Green Western Pleasure to Trail and Hunter Under Saddle, the event showcased some of the industry’s most promising young horses and the influential stallions behind them. See who topped the charts in earnings, class wins, and pedigree power.
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2024 NSBA World Show
The NSBA Worlds is an event where lifelong dreams come true. StallionCompare.com takes pride in showcasing the top-performing stallions and progeny, shining a light on the industry’s best.
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Whiskeynkrymsun: A Stallion with Heart and Versatility
Discover the inspiring journey of Whiskeynkrymsun, an up-and-coming stallion owned by Cathy Wilkin. From his early days at Cathy’s farm to navigating the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, Whiskey has shown remarkable versatility and a kind temperament. With points in multiple disciplines and a promising breeding career ahead, Whiskeynkrymsun is set to leave a lasting impact on the equine world. Cathy’s dedication to thoughtful breeding and her commitment to Whiskey’s success are at the heart of this compelling story. Read more to learn about their exciting future and the exceptional foals they are producing.