Guatemala is home to 228,000 horses, donkeys, and mules – the highest number of equines in any Central American country. Guatemala is also home to 16.3 million people, with more than 9% of the population living below the international poverty line. Much of the working equine population in Guatemala is used for transporting agricultural products such as corn, beans and wood and for carrying water from wells to homes.
Continue reading …“Photojournalists tell stories through their images. Every image should try to help a viewer or reader understand the race. The day. The moment. The time.”
Continue reading …Today’s The Equine Chronicle Photo of the Day features a beautiful shot from the recent wedding of Morgan Ratkowski and her husband, Ross Ratkowski on May 26th, 2018. Joining Morgan and Ross for their wedding photo was AQHA gelding, Better Buy The Minit, aka “Murray.”
Continue reading …Today’s The Equine Chronicle Photo of the Day features an adorable, little cowboy named Jackson Gibbs, who’s ready for his closeup! “Jackson just turned two, and we were getting ready to take some photos together. I just took a few shots of him before we put his shirt on! I won that buckle when I […]
Continue reading …“I can’t explain the life-changing fear that comes over one when you know that your chance of having cancer exists. All priorities change overnight.”
Continue reading …“I was terrified that I wouldn’t be able to ride again or do half the stuff I grew up doing and loving.”
Continue reading …Congratulations is in order for our good friends, Courtney Chown and Aaron Moses, following their recent wedding that took place over Memorial Day weekend in Texas. Special thanks to Julia Sharapova for some lovely photos from the ceremony. Best wishes for a long and happy life together, from your friends at The Equine Chronicle!
Continue reading …Miss Grace Janssen of DeSoto, Kansas was more than happy to show off her blue ribbon earned in Leadline at the recent Kansas Quarter Horse Association Show!
Continue reading …It wasn’t until the Spring of 2018, when she adopted Max, a New York City carriage horse in need of retirement and his next chapter, that she became impassioned to get more involved in helping America’s at-risk horses on a bigger scale.
Continue reading …Some pictures say a thousand words. We can only wonder what 2-year-old Mira was thinking in this photo taken by Sara Hill Photography!
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