A horse has died while being hand-grazed. It’s neck broken after stepping into a lead shank chain which was not being used over the nose but doubled through the halter instead. A Facebook video shows a toddler frolicking in a paddock with a loose pony. The caption is cute, but watching the clip fills me with dread.
Continue reading …During the span of a 20-year show career, a horse will undoubtedly change hands numerous times. But where should he end up, in the end? One special AQHA gelding is celebrating his retirement in 2016 in part thanks to a sweet pact made between his current and former owners.
Continue reading …That’s a valid question, but first one would have to know what a Camas Prairie Stump Race is.
Continue reading …“To lose two young athletes in this dreadful way is a terrible shock and our hearts go out to their families and friends,” FEI Secretary General Sabrina Ibáñez said.
Continue reading …“This is a very talented group that we signed this fall,” said Gwin. “They excel in both the ring and in the classroom and I believe they will add depth to the equestrian program and represent SMU well.”
Continue reading …Cleaning, conditioning and protecting leather such as saddles and tack just got easier with the introduction of a new product that does all three steps in one. Lexol 3-in-1 Leather Care got high marks from horse owners who tested the product at home.
Continue reading …The turning of the calendar page marks the beginning of a brand new year and a fresh start.
Continue reading …Breedings with about 40 registered American Quarter Horse stallions are included in the service auction. Among them are top national winners in barrel racing, cow horse, cutting, ranch horse and reining competitions.
Continue reading …Claiming the top spot for the most read post on EquineChronicle.com in 2015 was a blog written by an exhibitor who gave his take on the unfortunate use of social media to spread mean-spirited criticism of different disciplines and even individual horses and riders.
Continue reading …The LIVE broadcast will take you behind-the-scenes of the exquisite floats, spirited marching bands and high-stepping equestrian units making their way down the 5.5-mile parade route.
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