The Last Ride Horse Show: Good Luck to Everyone Competing This Weekend
- Karri Owens
- Aug 21
- 1 min read
The Last Ride Horse Show Begins This Weekend in Corunna, Michigan
This weekend, ABRA wishes the very best to every exhibitor, horse, trainer, and family competing at The Last Ride Horse Show in Corunna, Michigan.
Hosted by the Buckskin Horse Association of Michigan, this event brings together Buckskin enthusiasts for a weekend of competition, sportsmanship, and the opportunity to earn valuable ABRA Honor Roll points.
Event Details
Event: The Last Ride Horse Show
Dates: August 22–23, 2026
Location: Corunna, Michigan
Hosted By: Buckskin Horse Association of Michigan
Show Manager: Judy Bradbury
Phone: (734) 260-2916
Good Luck at The Last Ride Horse Show
Whether you're stepping into the arena with a seasoned show horse or a new partner, every class is another opportunity to grow, compete, and enjoy time with your horse.
ABRA wishes every competitor safe travels, successful rides, and an enjoyable weekend in the show pen. We also extend our appreciation to the Buckskin Horse Association of Michigan, along with the judges, volunteers, sponsors, and show staff, whose dedication makes events like this possible.
Horse shows are about more than ribbons. They're about building confidence, supporting fellow exhibitors, and celebrating the horses that bring us together.
Good luck to every horse and rider competing this weekend. We hope you have a successful and memorable experience at The Last Ride Horse Show.
Best of luck to everyone heading out to Corunna, Michigan this weekend! It’s always fantastic seeing the Buckskin Horse Association of Michigan put on such great events, especially with those valuable ABRA Honor Roll points up for grabs. Wrapping up the show season always brings a bit of extra excitement and nerves for the riders. I remember balancing my own weekend commitments recently, feeling like I needed the Best Assignment Help Australia could offer just to manage my study load while preparing for weekend travel. It really makes you appreciate how much time and dedication exhibitors put into training. Hope all the competitors have safe travels, smooth rides, and a brilliant time in the arena.
This line about every class being another opportunity to grow, whether someone is showing a seasoned horse or a new partner, stood out to me because it puts the focus on the experience rather than just the result. I also liked the reminder that horse shows are about more than ribbons, particularly the emphasis on confidence and supporting fellow exhibitors; that feels like an important part of why people keep returning to these events. With The Last Ride bringing competitors, families, trainers, volunteers, and horses together in Corunna, I wonder which part of the weekend tends to become the most memorable for people once the actual competition is over, especially for those juggling other responsibilities and things such as Instant…