During a close game in 1994, “Lord Nelson” broke onto the field and raced all the way down the sideline to the opposite end of Giants Stadium. Receiving a yellow flag for his “un-sportsHORSE-man like conduct,” he almost cost Rutgers the game.
Continue reading …The SEC Riders of the Year included: Auburn’s Elizabeth Benson (Equitation Over Fences); Georgia’s Kylee Arbuckle (Equitation On the Flat); Georgia’s Paige Stawicki (Horsemanship); and Georgia’s Lauren Garmon (Reining).
Continue reading …We would like to send our prayers and well-wishes to the family of longtime AQHA breeder and proud member Susan Clune who passed away early Saturday morning, April 11th, 2015 at the age of 66. Sadly, Susan woke early Saturday morning and wasn’t feeling well, so she decided to drive herself to a local hospital […]
Continue reading …We would like to congratulate two of our friends, Taft Dickerson and Adrienne Cober, on their recent engagement! The pair made it official on Saturday, April 11, 2015.
Continue reading …The Southeastern Conference on Monday announced its 2015 All-SEC Team and SEC All-Freshman Team for the sport of equestrian, as voted on by the league’s four head coaches.
Continue reading …“Some horses fall asleep before departure and snooze most of the way, and others start praying from the minute they take off and don’t stop until they’ve landed! But the majority of them are like seasoned CEOs, they’ve flown so many times that they just take it all in their stride.”
Continue reading …As of April 10th, 403 Hosts from 43 states have registered. They represent stables, instructors, camps, dude ranches, therapeutic riding programs, businesses, veterinarians, rescues, and more.
Continue reading …For this week’s #FunnyFriday, we stumbled across an adorable YouTube video of the talented comedian and voice actor, Rudi Rok, using his best horse impersonation to make friends with a foal.
Continue reading …Imagine a place where the wild west still lives . . . hundreds of horses running with power and freedom, beautiful light and dust, real working cowboys and cowgirls, big open spaces and wood corrals.
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