2026 US Arabian Nationals Wednesday, October 28
ARIA VALIANT and ANGELA SELLMAN won the Arabian Stallion Breeding AAOTH Championship, taking over from 2025 champion ROYAL MATEO.
The run
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Links
- Horse ROYAL MATEO
- Horse ARIA VALIANT
- Exhibitor ANGELA SELLMAN
- Class Class results
- History Arabian Stallion Breeding AAOTH Champ — all years
More from 2026 US Arabian Nationals
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Streak extended
ANDREW SELLMAN won the Arabian Sr Mare Breeding Championship for the fifth straight year (2022–2026), this time with LAHABRIANNA GRK, extending their record for Arabian Sr Mare Breeding championships by a handler to six.
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Streak broken
SONGWRITER CA won the Arabian English Pleasure Championship with JOEL KIESNER, ending KW MICAH's run of four straight titles (2022–2025), the last with ASHTON KIESNER, extending their record for Arabian English Pleasure championships by a rider to 15. KW MICAH shares the record for Arabian English Pleasure championships by a horse (4).
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Streak extended
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Streak extended
JB WHISTLEN DIXIE and LOU ROPER won the HA/AA Western Trail Championship for the third straight year (2024–2026), one short of LITTLE BIT OF BOOM's all-time record of four HA/AA Western Trail championships by a horse, and taking the all-time lead with the most HA/AA Western Trail championships by any rider (7).
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Streak extended
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