It’s always a good idea to review your performance afterward! This is A Good OHK Krymsun (Abby) mesmerized watching herself on the delayed feed provided by AQHA at the 2023 AQHA Level 1 East Championships that took place at WEC in Wilmington, Ohio. Thank you to Ann Hickey Roberts for the funny photo! If […]
Continue reading …Introducing One Dynamic Legend (Duke) by One Special Asset and out of Dark Blue Hootchy Koo. Duke was bred by and purchased from Theresa Rorabaugh of Twin Creek Farms in Michigan. Brooke Voelker, who recently purchased this colt, says she’s excited to get this cool guy in the show pen soon! Thank you to Brooke for the […]
Continue reading …By Jessica Hein, PHJ News W35 is the newest spotting pattern in the Paint Horse lineup, thereby giving Paint Horse breeders another opportunity to keep chrome in the breed. Researchers at Etalon Diagnostics discovered W35 in 2023. The discovery was published in the May 12, 2023, issue of the peer-reviewed Journal of Equine Veterinary Science. The W35 spotting pattern is a mutation of […]
Continue reading …The G-Man has arrived at The Premier at Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington, Kentucky! Thank you to Premier Sires for the invitation to come to share in everyone’s successes! See the first gallery of over 100 photos from Thursday and Friday below:
Continue reading …AQHA The American Quarter Horse Association’s premiere show, the Farnam AQHA World Championship Show, is the most prestigious event in the equine industry. In an effort to improve the show, which also includes the Adequan® Select World Championship Show and encourages growth focusing on AQHA members, the Association is implementing changes to the 2023 show. After […]
Continue reading …By EC Intern Tierney Horton “Every day on the right side of the grass is a good day.” These are the words that Jamee Golan-Bornstein lives by as she’s faced many challenges in her life. Jamee is known for her many successes as a breeder through the Quarter Horse industry, producing many world champions and […]
Continue reading …Kentucky Equine Research By surgically implanting microchips in the large colon of a horse, researchers gathered information about the secret life of this organ, including its role in colic, leading them to contemplate studies aimed at colic prevention.* Currently, mechanisms and risk factors contributing to colic, such as large intestinal displacements, impactions, torsions, and entrapments, […]
Continue reading …Shadows K Image, Audra Kaser’s gelding also affectionately known as “Rusty,” recently turned 30 years old! “We’ve owned him since December of 1998 when he was purchased from Junior Shelpman and Shirley Roth,” says Audra. “He is my heart horse and the only one I could never part with. Now my children love and spoil […]
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