Youth horse world championship returning to Oklahoma City July 31
2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 30, 2026, 7:18 PM
Last updated Jul 30, 2026
The American Quarter Horse Youth Association's World Championship Show is set for Oklahoma City from July 31 to August 9. Over 190 competitors, aged 18 and under, will vie for more than $1 million in prizes, with 42 world champions to be crowned. The event includes various horse-riding disciplines, with judges assessing both performance and presentation. In addition to competitive events, youth will engage in public speaking contests and artistic displays, all under this year's theme "Make It Count." Admission is free, with shopping opportunities available at a marketplace featuring over 30 vendors on site.
- •Event runs from July 31 to August 9 in Oklahoma City
- •More than 190 contestants participating for over $1 million in prizes
- •Judging includes performance and appearance criteria
- •Youth will engage in public speaking and artistic events
- •Admission and parking are free; vendors on site
- 7:18 PMYahoo Sports — Youth horse world championship show is back in Oklahoma City. What to know
"Hundreds of competitors are coming to OKC for the American Quarter Horse Youth Association world championship. Thousands in prize money are at stake.
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