Recently, we polled our Equine Chronicle Facebook fans to find out what their go-to makeup product was for keeping their show style on point during those long days in the saddle. Here’s what they had to say…
Continue reading …Today’s The Equine Chronicle Photo of the Day comes from Norman Tesch who snapped these adorable shots of 6-year-old Parker Jeske with his horse Misty at a horse show in Saxon, Wisconsin. Parker was so intent to show, even though his leg was in a cast, that he competed using crutches! Way to go Parker!
Continue reading …In case you missed any of our coverage over the past two weeks, scroll below!
Continue reading …The Kentucky Horse Park will host Park in the Dark, a solar eclipse viewing party, on August 21, 1:30 – 3 p.m. at Rolex Stadium. The sun in Lexington is going to be 95% covered by the moon, with peak darkness at about 2:30 p.m.
Continue reading …As Good Ride launches back into the hearts of loyal customers, it will also be launching an entire line of casual clothing to be worn outside of the show arena. The new line includes a variety of clothing meant for those special “after five” occasions like a Friday night football game or dinner and a show.
Continue reading …“Long story short is that 13 years ago, I wasn’t supposed to live,” he says. “I was in drug rehab. They gave me a 5% chance of making it, because I was so bad.”
Continue reading …The August/September edition of The Equine Chronicle is now online! Click here to view the entire digital edition- http://www.onlinedigitalpubs.com/publication/?m=2079&l=1
Continue reading …Doctors inserted two metal rods into Cara’s back in order to help straighten out her spine. It was a major surgery, and she was prohibited from all physical activity for six months.
Continue reading …Upon closer inspection, we discovered that the numerous heart appliqués on her jacket were filled with initials. As it turns out, each heart contains a reference to a member of her family who recently passed away.
Continue reading …“It was kind of dangerous, but it was fun. I wanted it to be exciting.”
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