Washington Reining Horse Association will host The Classic at The Evergreen State Fairgrounds in Monroe, WA May 29 through May 31. Co-Sponsored by Timberland Homes and Maria Danieli Real Estate, the show will have two full slates of NRHA classes, Green Reiner classes, and also club classes that do not have … Read More
Young Wranglers Have Fun on Horseback Cowboy Mounted Shooting is for the whole family. We have kids as young as 2 in the lead line wrangler class. Older wranglers, up to age 12, engage the course using their cap guns. With the sun coming out, WWMS plans on … Read More
What You Should Know About this Emerging Disease by R. Paul Schwab, DVM Recently equine coronavirus has been getting attention as an emerging equine disease. Coronavirus has been around forever, but until the last few years had not been considered a very serious cause of disease. Coronaviruses are a … Read More
A Memoir of Farm and Family, Africa and Exile by Mandy Retzlaff A letter is handed to you. In broken English, it tells you that you must now vacate your farm; that this is no longer your home, for it now belongs to the crowd on your doorstep. Then the … Read More
How to Work with Nature for Proper Barn Ventilation by Mark P. Dangelo Working in harmony with nature and unique geographic surroundings is a cornerstone of sustainable designs, especially when it comes to agricultural solutions. It’s also easier and economically beneficial. Proper ventilation usually falls behind other horse care … Read More
