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Starland Ranch

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Starland Ranch

Just west of Oklahoma City in El Reno, where the wind comes sweeping down the plain, sits a small but mighty horse breeding operation that was built by the persistence and ingenuity of a single mother. Now in her 47th year of receiving the AQHA Breeder Award, Anneene Miller has come quite a long way since raising her first foal back in 1962.

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Colic Diagnosis Can Save A Horse’s Life

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Colic Diagnosis Can Save A Horse’s Life

Colic is a general term that simply means abdominal pain. It’s usually a gut problem, but sometimes may be due to other issues. It’s not always easy to make an accurate diagnosis when examining the horse. Sometimes, even with modern technology, we can’t determine exactly what’s wrong, but veterinarians today have many tools that can help figure it out.

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Lesson Learned: Barn Fires

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Lesson Learned: Barn Fires

The most tragic event in a horse owner’s life can often be avoidable with proper preparation.

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When Travel Plans Go Awry

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When Travel Plans Go Awry

No matter if you are traveling to a horse show, or just through life, there is always that level of unexpected that just seems to happen. And those unexpected moments don’t discriminate. Everyone has a travel blooper story, and horse people are no exception.

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Ingrid Miller – A lifetime In horses

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Ingrid Miller – A lifetime In horses

As a young girl growing up in the San Francisco Bay area, Ingrid Miller spent her days on horseback. She and her first horse, a bay mare named Trixie who “jigged everywhere we went,” would take off in the morning, racing through the walnut and pear orchards as fast as Trixie could go, ending up swimming in the creek or exploring the countryside for the day. The pair wouldn’t return home until nearly dusk. By age 12, Ingrid had made what she jokingly calls a “fatal mistake”–attending her first horse show.

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Crafting A Legacy: Harris Leather And Silverworks

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Crafting A Legacy: Harris Leather And Silverworks

Not many people know the origin story of Harris Leather & Silverworks. The business that outfits top horses and riders with handcrafted saddles and intricate silverwork first got its start, like most family businesses do, around the kitchen table.

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Stepping Up To The Big Leagues

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Stepping Up To The Big Leagues

The first trip through the Gateway of Champions in Oklahoma City for the AQHA World Show can be a nerve-wracking one. This iconic event draws top AQHA competitors from around the world to showcase their talent and passion.

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EC Trainer Profile – Beth Case

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EC Trainer Profile – Beth Case

When you look at a list of Beth Case’s career accomplishments: 35 Congress Championships, 14 AQHA World Championships, 47 NSBA World Championships, and 16 NSBA High Point titles, the numbers are so staggering they’re almost hard to comprehend.

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A Bear Hug Felt Across The Country: Bear-ly Scraping The Surface Of Gordon Downey

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A Bear Hug Felt Across The Country: Bear-ly Scraping The Surface Of Gordon Downey

Regularly a treasured guest at weddings, graduation parties, and baby showers, Gordon lives up to philosophy that his role with The Equine Chronicle is to build a sense of family between the publication and exhibitors, owners, and trainers.

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The Historic VS Dispersal Sale

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The Historic VS Dispersal Sale

A few nights before her family’s historic dispersal sale, Kristen Galyean Glover awoke in a full sweat, having dreamed that no one showed up for the history-making auction. She’d find out days later that her dream was going to be far from reality.

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