Once again, horses proved invaluable for working in a wilderness where motorized and mechanized equipment are prohibited, including carts, wagons, chainsaws, wheeled vehicles, and landing aircraft. All the decking, tools, material, spikes, rigging, and camp support for trail crews staying at the site had to be packed in by horses and mules, a trip of seven miles from the nearest trail head.
Continue reading …Thanks to Carol and Don Moore of Mane Events, we now have results to share from the 2014 Prairie Classic that recently took place Feb. 12-16 in Oklahoma City. Judges for the show were Murray Griggs, Brad Kearns, Gretchen Mathes, Beckey Schooler, Jennifer Thompson, Brent Tincher, Robin Griggs, and Terri Beck. The following files are in Microsoft Excel […]
Continue reading …The Senior division will consist of youth 14-18 years old. The Junior division will consist of youth 13 and under. Junior and Senior contestants may combine to form a Mixed-Age team, but they must compete in the Senior division and for Senior individual awards.
Continue reading …In addition to these rule change proposals, two task forces will report on discussions and decisions regarding APHA governance as well as a potential competition licensing program.
Continue reading …“Collin” is by Iron Age and out of Enchanted Irons. He is the fraternal twin of “Harvey,” who was born one day later. Because Enchanted Irons double-ovulated, the embryos were placed into separate recipient mares for the duration of the pregnancy.
Continue reading …Congratulations to the South Carolina Collegiate Equestrian Team for being ranked #1 in the nation for the twelfth straight week in a row. This accomplishment sets a new school record. In honor of this special achievement, we have a few images to share from a recent meet where the Gamecocks defeated New Mexico State, 12-8, […]
Continue reading …“We asked how he knew the horse would be here, and he said that he saw an ad in the paper that morning. No lie, the guy looked like a kid in a candy store.”
Continue reading …No, this isn’t an early February Fool’s Day joke… According to a piece posted yesterday by USA Today Sports, one of the most decorated men’s skiers in US history might consider a career in horse training when he retires from the sport.
Continue reading …South Carolina remains the nation’s No. 1 team, followed by No. 2 Baylor and No. 3 Auburn. Oklahoma State and Kansas State flip spots following a 13-6 win by Oklahoma State on Saturday. The Cowgirls check in at No. 4, while the Wildcats are No. 6. New Mexico State rounds out the top-five at No. 5.
Continue reading …We would like to extend our sincerest condolences to the Mulick family following the sudden passing of Ed Mulick yesterday, February 17, 2014 due to complications sustained from a heart attack. A memorial service in his honor has been scheduled for this coming Saturday at 2:30 pm at the Green Valley Presbyterian Church at 1798 […]
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