“Everything he does is very easy. There isn’t a lot of prep time with him. Everything comes naturally for this horse, and he’s got such a great personality. He’s a hoot!,” Neece says.
Continue reading …“I’m really looking forward to this next season with my girls!” said Western head coach Melissa Dukes. “I feel I have some real strength in both the Reining and the Horsemanship teams this year and am excited to add Cydney to the mix. I feel she will be a true asset to our team!”
Continue reading …Only a few weeks remain before the Pinto World Championship Show kicks off June 12-24 in Tulsa, Oklahoma! Check out the Special Event calendar below to make sure you don’t miss fun activities like… Pony/Mini Zone Invitational- Tuesday, June 13th Ideal Pinto English/English Equitation Zone Invitational- Thursday, June 15th Billie Cousins Youth Memorial Versatility- Friday, […]
Continue reading …“Two years after arriving in Budapest, I was a mess and it was obvious to everyone but me—I needed help. I never slept, abused alcohol, was angry, bitter, and didn’t care much about living or dying.”
Continue reading …In order to meet growing demand, RFD-TV announced that tickets are now on sale for 2018’s The American, three months earlier than ever before. Additionally, RFD-TV announced a new “All-American” ticket package. The $500 ticket is a once in a lifetime experience where fans will have front row seats, dirt access, a special meet and greet with world famous cowboys and cowgirls, and a food and beverage package in the ultra-exclusive, field level lounge at AT&T Stadium.
Continue reading …“If someone were to have said, ‘In your wildest dreams, what’s the script you would write?’ This would be it.”
Continue reading …“You can still win and have good sportsmanship,” Ridgely said. “You don’t have to be a poor sport to be a winner.”
Continue reading …Always ready with an extra safety pin, a swipe of lipstick, and a last minute kiss good luck, they are our biggest fans and toughest critics. They sacrifice their time, energy, (and pocketbooks) to ensure we have the very best chance for success in the show pen, and in life.
Continue reading …Man o’ War (March 29, 1917 – November 1, 1947) is widely considered to be one of the greatest racehorses of all time. The chestnut Thoroughbred stallion, nicknamed “Big Red” was not only a legend of the turf (Two Year Old Colt, Three Year Old Male, Horse of the Year) but he was also a prolific sire (Leading Sire in North America in 1926 and sire to the great War Admiral among others). His line is still prominent to this day. Man o’ War was named to the US Racing Hall of Fame in 1957.
Continue reading …With Mother’s Day weekend fast approaching our thoughts turn to our devoted horse show moms. They are our tireless cheerleaders, our personal grooms, our ringside psychologists. They sacrifice their time, energy, (and pocketbooks) to ensure we have the very best chance for success in the show pen, and in life.
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