Find out what Brad Jewett had to say about winning the $2,500 added 4 and 5-Year-Old Trail with If U Say So for Hanna Olaussen at the Sun Circuit. This team won $1,309.10.
Continue reading …Close your eyes and tap into the most horse-crazy part of your brain. What would it look and feel like to be at a Disney World for equestrians?
Continue reading …Find out what Beth Case had to say about winning the $5,000 added $2,500 Novice Horse Open Hunter Under Saddle with Good To Be First at the Sun Circuit for Emily Miller. This team won $3,480.
Continue reading …Congratulations is in order for a number of Futurity Champions that have been crowned this week at the 2021 Sun Circuit that is underway in Scottsdale, Arizona.
Continue reading …Find out what Jess Bergantzel had to say about winning the $3,000 added 4 and Over Maiden Trail at the Sun Circuit with Martinis in the Dark for Katie Mitchell. This team won $1,569.38
Continue reading …Find out what Kent Ray Taylor had to say about winning the $1,200 added 3 and 4-Year-Old Non Pro Western Pleasure at the Sun Circuit with Snippity Snap.
Continue reading …“We have taken steps to change the image of our Halter-bred horses- that they don’t ride and their purpose is to stand still and look pretty. This stereotype was created when our horses became as specialized as either a Reiner, Cutter, Pleasure horse, race horse, Hunt seat horse, or ‘just a Halter horse,’ depending on which discipline certain bloodlines excelled within, even though our stock horses were advertised as most versatile breeds,” he says.
Continue reading …Find out what Gil Galyean had to say about winning the $2,000 added 3-Year-Old Western Pleasure at the Arizona Sun Circuit aboard Made Sleepy. This team won $662 for Becky and Gil Galyean.
Continue reading …The first of the National Championship winners have been crowned at the Arizona Sun Circuit this week! The National Championships is a relatively new event that has taken place at the Sun Circuit over the past couple of years
Continue reading …When done right, there is nothing more beautiful to watch than a Hunter Under Saddle horse’s long flowing stride as it trots down the rail with its lengthy neck stretched out evenly from the withers and ears pricked forward as if it’s the most natural and easy thing in the world. But achieving that effortless appearance is anything but easy, as trainers and exhibitors will attest.
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