“Every five weeks, I would take him back to the clinic to x-ray his feet and reshape them. By the fall of his 3-year old year he started to be able to walk a little bit. They were even contemplating putting this horse down, but I wanted to do everything I could to save him.”

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Graffiti art and iconic imagery set the scene for a very exciting and unconventional horse show as did fun events like the new U.S. Open Arabians Native Costume Class, Land Rover Mini-Car Driving Experience for kiddos, and United States Pony Club Mounted Games.

Even with fifteen spots available for the cash winners it took a 224 to make money. Over 50% of the scores for the day were 220 or better. “It’s not only the best Reining I have ever seen, it might be the best one I’ve ever even heard of,” said one very tired rider coming out the gate.

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WACO, Texas – The National Collegiate Equestrian Association on Tuesday announced its September Riders of the Month, as determined by the NCEA selection committee and honoring standout performances from the opening month of collegiate equestrian.  Equitation Over Fences Rider of the Month: Schaefer Raposa, SMU Earned a pair of wins over fences during the month of September, […]

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