2026 US Arabian Nationals Wednesday, October 28
I STILL BELIEVE CB won the HA/AA Mare Breeding Championship again with DEJAIR SOUZA, two years after its 2024 title.
The run
US Arabian Nationals · Highlighted years feature in this story
| Year | Champion Horse / exhibitor | Reserve Horse / exhibitor |
|---|---|---|
| 2024 Featured in this story | ||
| 2025 | ||
| 2026 Featured in this story |
Current all-time standings by championship wins. This story’s horse and exhibitor are highlighted.
Top Horses
| Rank | Horse | Wins |
|---|---|---|
| =1 | SHE BE ENVIED | 2 |
| =1 | I STILL BELIEVE CB In this story | 2 |
Top Exhibitors
| Rank | Exhibitor | Wins |
|---|---|---|
| =1 | SANDRO R PINHA | 2 |
| =1 | GRANT KROHN | 2 |
| =1 | TODD HICKERSON | 2 |
Links
- Horse I STILL BELIEVE CB
- Exhibitor DEJAIR SOUZA
- Class Class results
- History HA/AA Mare Breeding Champ — all years
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