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Youth

The Pacific Coast Quarter Horse Youth Association (PCQHYA) is a vibrant community of young equestrians who share a passion for the American Quarter Horse. Through competitions, leadership opportunities, and educational programs, PCQHYA fosters sportsmanship, responsibility, and lifelong friendships. Whether riding for fun or pursuing excellence in the show ring, our youth members represent the future of the Quarter Horse industry and the values that make it strong.

PCQHA and AQHA youth member competing in the western horsemanship at a quarter horse show

AQHYA World Show Qualifying

For youth members looking to compete at the highest level, the AQHYA World Championship Show is the ultimate opportunity to showcase their skills and dedication. PCQHYA supports and encourages riders striving to qualify for this prestigious event, where the nation’s top youth exhibitors come together to compete. Whether you're aiming for your first World Show or working toward another championship title, PCQHA provides the guidance, resources, and community to help you achieve your goals. Check out the qualifications below and start your journey to the AQHYA World Championship!

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National Qualification

Point Accumulation: Exhibitor/horse combinations must earn a specified number of points in their respective classes during the qualifying period. These points are accumulated by participating in AQHA-approved shows.

Check out AQHA.com for updated point requirements. 

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State Qualification

Exhibitors must participate in PCQHA-approved events, referred to as State Youth Qualifying Shows (YQS). The number of judges an exhibitor must show under varies by class type:

General Classes: Exhibitors should show to a minimum of ten (10) judges in their desired class. While they may show to more than 15 YQS judges, only the best 15 placings will be considered.

Cattle, Speed, and Over Fences Classes: For classes such as working cow horse, barrel racing, and hunter hack, exhibitors must show to at least five (5) YQS judges. If they show to more than five, only the best nine (9) placings will be counted.

Point Calculation: PCQHA will tally the points from these top placings to determine state qualifiers, excluding those who have already qualified nationally. The highest-ranking exhibitors will be selected to represent California at the AQHYA World Championship Show.

2026 Board of Directors

Madison Renfro, Youth Member and Board President of the Pacific Coast Quarter Horse Association

Madison Renfro

President

Megan Renfro, Youth Member and Board Member of the Pacific Coast Quarter Horse Association

Megan Renfro

Vice President

Maya Dias, Youth Member and Board Member of the Pacific Coast Quarter Horse Association

Maya Dias

Secretary

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Isabella Torres

Reporter

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Alexis Wilson

Treasurer

Leah Nim, Youth Member and Board Member of the Pacific Coast Quarter Horse Association

Leah Nim

Member

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Nora Musones

Member

Kiera Manns, Youth Member and Board Member of the Pacific Coast Quarter Horse Association

Kiera Manns

Member

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Reese Andrade

Member

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Emily Noyes

Member

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Hailey Brown

Member

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