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Continue reading …From an aesthetic point of view, the Horsemanship top wins. Your arms sparkle, and, if you wear a bolero, you have some sparkle also in the waist zone. Moreover, from afar, the vest/Horsemanship top combination looks like a jacket. It’s also really practical for All Around riders!
Continue reading …Thanks to 2017 Quarter Horse Congress Queen, Sara Laughlin, for sharing some fun photos from the Ohio Quarter Horse Association Banquet that took place over the weekend! Over $70,000 in awards, crowd selfies, and caricatures with the Queen were some of the fun items on the agenda. If you’d like to share your photos from […]
Continue reading …Nobody can deny that black is elegant. It’s appropriate for every event, from a local show to the World Show; for every rider, no matter if they’re a beginner or a Congress Champion; and for any age, from youth to select. Moreover, black helps to hide some imperfections of our bodies.
Continue reading …Silvia Panza is a competitor from Italy who loves everything having to do with horse show fashion, which she writes about on her blog, Fancy In The Sand. If you’d like to have your blog post shared on EquineChronicle.com like Silvia, email B.Bevis@EquineChronicle.com. EC Guest Blog By: Silvia Panza, Fancy In The Sand It’s happened to […]
Continue reading …Frigid. Frozen. Frustrated. I have more choice F words for this cold…
Continue reading …More important than what happens in the show ring is what happens before. Every trainer and exhibitor has his or her unique take on pre-show rituals and superstitions.
Continue reading …The west side of the pasture was strewn with horse skeletons, and one of them belonged to this horse’s pasture mate. No one had bothered to move the body, and it had died two years before.
Continue reading …There were six sections ranging from the “Mad Hatter” to “Sin City.” The men were conservative in Stetson starched jeans and button down shirt to the life of the party with a Charlie Horse 1 hat and serape jacket. For women, it was all about bell bottoms, velvet, and overalls with one shocking new trend: over the knee boots!
Continue reading …Cowboy Christmas… It really does have something for everyone!
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