Canadian talent on the world stage: Read about Dustin Sippolas Straße to the horse trip in Canadian Horse Journal
The Canadian Quarter Horse Association (CQHA) is proud to make the Canadian talent on the international stage – and this spring the Canadian Horse Journal does exactly that with a feature on Albertas own Dustin Sippola.
Dustin recently represented Canada as a competitor in the prestigious Street to Horse Wild Card ChallengeA Colt start event that brings some of the most experienced riders and women from all over the world together. His placid self-confidence, his deep connection to his horses and his sturdy foundation in ranch riding art made him out throughout the competition.
What makes this story particularly useful for CQHA is that Dustin's journey is firmly rooted in the Canadian soil. Dustin and his wife Carmen based in the southwest of Alberta run a working ranch and educate high -quality horses for ranch and rope work – many of them American quarter horses. He is known throughout West Canada for his commitment to building tender, willing horses through thoughtful training and classic Horsemanship principles. From the early days with the friend of the family and mentor Sid Cook to titles like Heart of the horse master Three years in a row, Dustin consistently presented the best of Canadian riding art.
We don't want to give away too much here-the best of the story is told in the words of the Canadian horse journal, a long-time CQHA sponsor and a significant voice in Canada's horse community.
As always, we encourage our members Support the publications that support Canadian horse parts. The Canadian Horse Journal continues to throw a headlight for the individuals, horses and events that make our industry so special – and we are proud to stand behind their work.
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