The 2016 March/April edition of The Equine Chronicle is now online and there’s plenty you won’t want to miss. Here’s a sneak peek…
Continue reading …How would you react if the powers that be wanted to “re-brand” your favorite equine sport by giving it a new name? What if Dressage became Horse Ballet or Western Pleasure became Equi-Ring Around the Rosie? It’s not a joke but in fact a real conversation regarding the discipline of Eventing, a combined training event that includes three stages: Show Jumping Dressage, and Cross Country.
Continue reading …For those not able to attend the 2016 Pinto Horse Association Convention, March 2-5, this weekend in Oklahoma City, never fear, a webcast is here.
Continue reading …“It took one horse several days of very patient groundwork to get him through [the box] and others less time, so it really depends on the individual,” she says. “If a horse is scared of it, you cannot force them through or they will lose confidence in you. So, like all the training we do here, we take as much time as it takes to give the horse confidence!”
Continue reading …Just for fun, we wanted to hold our own unofficial presidential poll that focuses on the important issues…
#1- Which of the presidential candidates would you most like to go on a relaxing trail ride with?
#2- Which of the presidential candidates would best fit in with your horse show crew?
#3- Which of the presidential candidates would make the best horse show judge?
When horses have their disagreements with each other and don’t get along, a different stall or pasture mate generally solves the conflict. Don’t you wish it was that easy with your human clients?
Continue reading …The career fair is an opportunity for students to be introduced to successful businesses within the equine industry and create avenues for relationships, internships, and career connections.
Continue reading …UPDATE: Mrs. Sue Mulford drove into the pearly gates over the weekend. Our thoughts and prayers go out to her family at this time.
Continue reading …The team of stallions who pulled the stagecoach in The Hateful Eight received super star treatment. To make the horses’ climbs easier, production used a Snow Cat to groom the trails prior to filming the scenes. Plus their hooves were covered with rubber ice pads to protect them from the snow.
Continue reading …In layman’s terms, one might describe the device as a kind of Fitbit® for horses. But according to Founder and CEO of Protequus LLC, Jeffrey Schab, NIGHTWATCH is so much more.
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