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The Overpacker’s Ultimate Congress Packing List

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The Overpacker’s Ultimate Congress Packing List

Between tack trunks packed to capacity, trailers stacked full, over-stuffed suitcases, over-flowing grooming kits, and enough feed to survive a small apocalypse—we created the ultimate Congress packing list. We gathered in-depth expert advice from professional packers, online resources, trainers, amateurs and youth exhibitors to cover every essential, every overlooked detail, and every ‘just in case’ item you could possibly need for your time at Congress.

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Safe and Sound – Tips for Keeping Your Items Safe at the Congress

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Safe and Sound – Tips for Keeping Your Items Safe at the Congress

Crime can happen anywhere. It can even happen at horse shows, especially the upscale kind, which have been a target for thieves for a long time. Unfortunately, the atmosphere of a horse show makes it an appealing target for thieves with the presence of expensive tack, busy and distracted exhibitors, and an atmosphere of community and trust.

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EC Photo of the Day: Carrying a Piece of Ashley

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EC Photo of the Day: Carrying a Piece of Ashley

By Ashlyn Schertz, Artfully Expected Fine Art: At the IPHA show (Illinois Paint Horse 2026 POR), the Freestyle Horsemanship Buckle Class gave exhibitors a chance to tell their own story in the arena. There were no cones and no set pattern. Each exhibitor designed their own pattern, turned it in to the judges that morning, […]

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A Concrete Representation

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A Concrete Representation

“Art is the concrete representation of our most subtle feelings.” ~Agnes Martin. By Delores Kuhlwein, Online Editor Last week, I purchased photos. Not just the “social media” versions, but six real, printed images to hang up at home. Not because I’m an old fogey. Okay, well, maybe a little. But one of my favorite national […]

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The 9/11 Tragedy Spawns a Search & Rescue Training Ground Like No Other

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The 9/11 Tragedy Spawns a Search & Rescue Training Ground Like No Other

By Amy Fernandez In the 25 years since 9/11, New York City has dedicated enormous resources to counterterrorism measures, detecting and preventing many subsequent attacks. There has also been significant investment in disaster response.  A major component of that has become the city’s K9 disaster response team, New York Task Force One (NY-TF1), which is […]

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Congress on a Budget

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Congress on a Budget

It’s no secret that the All American Quarter Horse Congress is the largest, single breed horse show in the world bringing over 6,500 horses and close to 650,000 people to the Ohio State Fairgrounds every year. It’s also no secret that these numbers equal money for the Central Ohio economy—$200 million dollars to be exact.

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Diagnosis Congress Crud – Tips to Stay Healthy During the Congress

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Diagnosis Congress Crud – Tips to Stay Healthy During the Congress

Some claim that you can only fight it off with Emergen-C® and vodka. Some people swear that you can catch it simply by watching the live feed. Others maintain that if you sleep in your tack stall, just once, you’re doomed.

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EC Blog: The Whole Horse, For Every Heart

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EC Blog: The Whole Horse, For Every Heart

  By Julia Adams, Program Director/Instructor of Reinbow Riding Center, a 501c3 therapeutic riding program based in Belmont, VT: Horses have long served as humanity’s transportation, coworkers, friends—and healers. If you have even a basic understanding of world history and hands-on experience with horses, you already know something about this age-old relationship. I want you to […]

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Story of a Senior Horse: Lessons for Lucky

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Story of a Senior Horse: Lessons for Lucky

Rodney, Ontario – My mom and I have a 32-year-old horse. His name is R Lucky Tramp. We call him Lucky. We are all senior citizens – Lucky, Mom and now me. Recently, my Mom asked a really good question. “What do I do if I find Lucky down?” (Our vet is over an hour […]

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The Overtraining Phenomenon – How to Peak Your Horse at Exactly the Right Time

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The Overtraining Phenomenon – How to Peak Your Horse at Exactly the Right Time

There are an enticing array of high profile horse shows scattered across the country and the calendar. As a result, it can feel as though you must be at your absolute best for every show. Yet that can take a toll on the physical and mental well-being of both horse and rider. This overtraining phenomenon often leads to a discouraging show experience and can unwittingly spur on even more overtraining, perpetuating the cycle.

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