Click here to read the complete article 156 – March/April, 2017 By Alison Foster Rock My Motion, the 15-hand bay gelding by Appaloosa stallion, Hot Chocolate Chip, and out of She’s Radical, by AQHA stallion Radical Rodder, is rocking the horse show circuit. “Tex” is a Western Pleasure hotshot. He won his first major accolade […]
Continue reading …For those who have grown up around horses, the question of why parents would want to get their children involved in the world of competitive horse showing seems like a silly one.
Continue reading …White line disease is the common term for a progressive infection and subsequent separation of the hoof wall—with the wall coming loose from the foot.
Continue reading …… Sources define a professional simply as “one who earns a living for their occupation,” …By definition, an amateur is “a person who engages in a pursuit or activity for pleasure rather than for financial benefit.”
Continue reading …Every year, as foaling season approaches, breeders wait with extreme anticipation for their foals to arrive.
Continue reading …Click here to read the complete article 82 – March/April, 2017 BY JAN JOHNSON Two of the brightest and most genuine smiles at the horse shows belong to Kim and Maegan Fleming. They are two incredible women… and that’s why their story is even more incredible. It all began with Steven. There are only a […]
Continue reading …The Hunter Under Saddle arena was forever changed in 2000 when a Thoroughbred mare named Kat Sass produced a gorgeous, bay stud colt sired by the AQHA stallion Protect Your Assets.
Continue reading …Like many horse crazy youngsters, when Ann Woodruff was five years old, she begged her father for a horse.
Continue reading …It takes a special horse to share a namesake with the famous Thoroughbred, Triple Crown winning racehorse, Secretariat, also known as “Big Red.”
Continue reading …You have decided you are ready to breed your mare, or at least you think you are. So what’s next? Before you even begin the process of choosing the perfect stallion for your mare, you must do a tremendous amount of homework on the background of the mare that you plan to breed.
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