2016 | Equine Chronicle

Eyes on the Prize

January 10, 2016 Comments Off

Eye contact is an important aspect of nearly every interaction in our lives. Whether we are meeting someone new, interviewing for a job, or driving down the road, our eyes play a vital role in helping us exude confidence, make good first impressions, and navigate traffic. When showing horses, the strategic use of an exhibitor’s line of sight is vital to success. In order to investigate the role this plays in different disciplines, we interviewed top industry professionals and asked them to share their tips for success.

Small but Mighty

January 9, 2016 Comments Off

Read on as a group of small breeders offers their advice to others wanting to keep things small, such as what to do, what not to do, and how to laugh when it happens.

Unlocking Genetic Secrets of the Dun Coat in Horses

January 8, 2016 Comments Off

A recent study, published in Nature Genetics, reveals a newly discovered mechanism that explains the genetic roots of the dun pattern and uncovers why the pattern does not appear in most domesticated horses.

Awards Room Fully Stocked For Start of 2016 AZ. Sun Circuit!

January 8, 2016 Comments Off

The 2016 Arizona Sun Circuit is looking a little less than sunny at the moment, but never fear, there is a contingency plan in place. In the meantime, check out some of the incredible prizes that will be awarded when the competition begins.

Around the Rings at Fox Lea Farm – 1/08 with the G-Man

January 8, 2016 Comments Off

A Well-Deserved Retirement: RL Cocoas Version

January 8, 2016 Comments Off

During the span of a 20-year show career, a horse will undoubtedly change hands numerous times. But where should he end up, in the end? One special AQHA gelding is celebrating his retirement in 2016 in part thanks to a sweet pact made between his current and former owners.

Team USA Riders Selected For 2016 Youth World Games!

January 8, 2016 Comments Off

Congratulations to Amanda Nelson, Mackenzie Chapman, Lucie Lundquist, Madeline Alewine, and Anna Lia Sullivan!

Woman Allegedly Practices as Vet Without a License

January 8, 2016 Comments Off

Smith allegedly deceived her clients into allowing her to medically treating their animals by telling them that she had attended the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine and was licensed by the state of New Jersey to practice veterinary medicine there.

Think Like A Judge- 2 Seminars Coming to Texas and Tennessee

January 8, 2016 Comments Off

“Regardless of the class, after attending these seminars you will make adjustments in how you exhibit your horse and/or yourself,” Ross said. “And in today’s competitive classes, minor changes that make you think like a judge can make a significant difference in your final placing.”

What the Industry is Saying About…

January 8, 2016 Comments Off

The Equine Chronicle Question on everyone’s mind: “What do you think about various breed associations allowing youth and amateurs to lease a horse, rather than having to buy one to show?”