The horse industry has many mixed opinions on what it takes to make the industry the best it can be. As a whole, trainers want positive progress that betters this sport for their own careers as well as the horses we love.
Continue reading …Though she has experienced some bumps in the road, Kerry Williams is boldly tackling a dream that has been 30 years in the making. By Delores Kuhlwein “The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams.” – Eleanor Roosevelt. Like many amateurs, Kerry Williams had shown on and off since she […]
Continue reading …Much has been written about the long list of champions to come out of Simons Show Horses in Pilot Point, Texas. Mostly notably, the legendary stallion Zippos Sensation, who was APHA’s Leading Breeder’s Trust sire for 15 consecutive years, tops the list. That single horse changed the entire landscape of the Paint Horse breed; but as incredible as he was, the horses are only part of the story.
Continue reading …Are you presenting a look that’s boring and bland, or one that’s breathtaking and anything-but-basic?
Continue reading …Everywhere EWD Exhibitor Evan Zaloudek goes, he makes friends and leaves a lasting impression, showing not just horses, but also the importance of inclusivity in the arena.
Continue reading …Mentorship. Ethics. Integrity. Sportsmanship. These are just a few of the qualities outlined in the criteria for the first “Be Like Bruce” award, created by the World Conformation Horse Association (WCHA) to honor the late Bruce Walquist and recognize a professional in the industry who emulates Bruce’s most beloved qualities.
Continue reading …Being a horse show mom isn’t for the faint of heart – but the role is backed by pure love. If you’re a new horse show mom, or even an experienced one, we’ve called upon some of our favorite horse show moms to provide their best advice – words of wisdom they’ve learned over the […]
Continue reading …Kevin Dukes did not grow up in a horse family. But that didn’t stop him from making his way onto the back of a horse as soon as he could. “I was the weird one in our family. No one could understand me or why I was so driven to have a horse,” says Dukes. At age 13 he got his first job and used the money he earned to purchase his first horse.
Continue reading …Click here to read the complete article 14 – May/June, 2024 By Tom Grabe As we discuss article topics for each issue of The Equine Chronicle, we have particular goals in mind. We strive to have a mix of articles that are topical, educational, informative and inspirational. Sometimes we succeed in meeting all those goals […]
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