Two of our friends in the horse industry, Vickie and Denny Strickland, are in Nashville today and will be attending the event this evening. We have some fun photos to share from their adventures as they prepare for the biggest party in country music.
Continue reading …The photo was taken on October 31, 1989 and Frank remembers the day like it was yesterday…“The rope fastened around Fritz stretched across the street and I remember there were somewhere between 15 to 20 people grabbing a hold of the rope to make sure Fritz stayed put. The compassion of perfect strangers was unbelievable.”
Continue reading …“They need to know that there is enough of a fan base within the horse industry because they’re not going to put someone on the show who doesn’t have a good following,” Savoie said. “I need people to like my Jane Savoie Dancing With the Stars Facebook page and share it with everyone.”
Continue reading …This first image of Mary Cage with (ApHC) Sterling Invitation comes from Terri Cage Photography. Cage will be walking across the stage today, Tuesday, June 3, 2014, to proudly accept her diploma.
Continue reading …We would like to congratulate our good friend, Brittany Lofton (now Morgan) who wed her sweetheart, Wheeler Morgan, recently in a stunning April ceremony at La Quinta Resort and Club and PGA West in California. Mallory Beinborn of Impulse Photography was kind enough to share a few of her stunning images from the event. Enjoy!
Continue reading …Lindsay and Dirty D have won many prestigious awards in their time together. The pair is excited to return to the Pinto World Championship for their second year where they will compete in the Zone Invitational.
Continue reading …Everyone here at EquineChronicle.com is very excited about a secret, new project we have coming down the pipeline. We won’t be making the official announcement for a few weeks, however, here’s a hint… The big surprise will make it even easier to “put The Equine Chronicle in the palm of your hand.”
Continue reading …“Our research brings home the fact that no matter how annoying our work life can be, it doesn’t compare with the hardship suffered by working animals around the world today. While we complain that our offices are too cold, there are horses and donkeys slaving away in [the] heat without the luxury of medical insurance or hourly tea breaks.”
Continue reading …“With the precipitous fall-off in the number of registered horses over the last ten years, we thought it would be important to get the perspectives of various organizations, breeds, disciplines, and stakeholders on why this is happening and what the ramifications will be,” said AHC president Jay Hickey. “It may affect various parts of the horse industry differently, but it will affect us all.”
Continue reading …“Horse trainers have little time to step back, take a breath and really analyze their business and collaborate with their peers. By bringing a variety of trainers together with financial planning, law, insurance, and equine health care professionals, we can create synergy that ultimately is good for the equine community, including the trainers, their clients and the horses in their care.”
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