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What a special year, what a special event and what a great time for competitors and spectators! The 2018 Reining by the Bay was a fantastic 20th Anniversary celebration! From the wonderful outdoor setting, the custom arena preparation, the beautifully staged venue and of course the many talented horses and … Read More
Help your horse stay calm and spook-free on the trail with these tips from Clinton Anderson. #1 Warm Up With Groundwork Before hitting the trail, be sure your horse is in the right frame of mind, meaning he’s calm, using the thinking side of his brain and focused on … Read More
September 2018 Cover Story: Interscholastic Equestrian Association – Growing in Leaps and Bounds Feature Story: Oregon Horse Center – Something for Everyone Willfully Guided: Boundary Line Dispute? Know Your Options Trail Savvy: I Went to a Clinic (And You Should Too) Trainer’s Corner: Western Dressage – A Closer Look … Read More
A Closer Look at Tack By Lynn Palm Any time you get into a different discipline, it’s important to know what tack is allowed in competition. The smart rider researches ahead of time to learn all the rules about what tack is permitted (and what isn’t). I recommend practicing … Read More
Handy Hoof Hints Part 6 by Carole Herder As President of Cavallo Horse & Rider, one of the best parts of my job is hearing the heartfelt stories from our community regarding the care and progress of their horse’s hooves. Some are funny, some are sad, and some are … Read More
Lynn Palm’s Fox Grove Farm is conveniently located in Florida’s horse country (Ocala) with access to surrounding equine events and other area excursions. Amenities include first-class lodging and outside activities including a screened pool, jacuzzi and bonfire. Fox Grove Farm is a perfect place for a winter getaway with or … Read More
Survey Before Building Can Avoid Expense and Stress Later By Allison Trimble Equestrian properties often exist on land that has been long established. Fences, barns and structures have been in place for decades or longer. Property lines are nearly always indicated by boundary fencing and have been accepted by … Read More
September Email Subscriber Drawing Sponsor – Cavallo Hoof Boots Enter today for a chance to win a pair of Cavallo Trek Hoof Boots – a retail value of $179.90! Just sign up for our E-Newsletter and you’ll be entered for a chance to win. AND as long as you … Read More
Youth Organization Experiences Explosive Growth in the Pacific Northwest By Jennifer Eaton and Kimber Whanger Founded in Ohio in 2002, the Interscholastic Equestrian Association (IEA) reached a major milestone in the 2017-2018 season with record membership of nearly 14,000 members in 45 states. The mission of the IEA … Read More
Hands-on Learning Leads to Careers with Horses and Cattle By Crystal Anderson Nestled in the Sierra Nevada Mountains in Quincy, California is a small community college with an impressive horse and cattle program. At Feather River College students can earn an associate degree or certificate in Agriculture or Equine … Read More
