Anytime animals are congregated at events, owners increase the chance that their animal(s) may be exposed to an infectious disease agent.

When actively riding, showing and caring for horses, one’s own nutrition and wellness far too often slides to the back burner. Now, the Equestrian Health Coach is helping equestrians bring their nutrition to the forefront to ride, feel and look their best.

“Our goal is to give as many handicapped people the chance of taking part as possible,“ says NRHA Germany Vice President Paul Kratschmer. “We intend to keep fees as low as possible, so we are talking to potential sponsors at the moment.”

$1,000,000 Professional Horseman Craig Johnson will be running a weekend coaching clinic at Drumcoura Lake Resort in Ballinamore County, Leitrim, Ireland, as part of a scheduled series of events being run by the Irish Quarter Horse Association. For more information please contact IQHA via their webpage www.iqha.ie, call Derek O’Byrne White at 00353 (0)86 0830267, or email […]

The bottom line here is that when a glyphosate contaminated plant is digested, the glyphosate in the plant is released into the horses gut and ties up (chelates) vital minerals necessary to the horse’s health.

This gene codes for a protein in a specific subset of neurons in the spinal cord that coordinates the movements of the animal’s legs. The mutated version of the gene causes a truncation of the DMRT3 protein, a genetic “mistake” that allows horses to pace and amble.

Among those who are scheduled to present sessions on general horse training and riding topics are Guy McLean, Stacy Westfall, Kerry Kuhn, Tommie Turvey, and Richard Winters. Clinicians who will be addressing western disciplines will include Stacy Westfall on reining, Molly Powell on barrel racing, Richard Winters on reined cow horse, Dana Hokana on western pleasure, Kenda Lenseigne on mounted shooting, and Jeff Wilson on western dressage. The English disciplines will be well represented by Janet Foy and Michael Barisone on dressage, Bernie Traurig on jumping, Jim Wofford on eventing, Marc Johnson on driving, Wendy Gruskiewicz on hunter pleasure, and Dana Hokana on hunter under saddle.