The way we watch our favorite TV shows and movies is changing—we want access to the programming we love where and when it works in our busy lives. Nothing could be truer for the active horseperson; whether we want to illustrate a point for a student on our smartphones, cue up a training video on … Read More
Loan Professional Explains Your Options By Allison Trimble Envisioning the perfect horse property is easy but financing the dream can feel overwhelming. My husband and I are in this stage of our build, weighing the pros and cons of different financing options. I turned to one of our preferred … Read More
May 29, 2018 – Columbus, OH – The Interscholastic Equestrian Association (IEA) is pleased to announce that the National Reining Horse Association (NRHA) has renewed partnership with the IEA through 2020. The affiliation began in 2010. Importantly, the NRHA will continue as the title sponsor for all … Read More
9th Annual Tack Sale & Raffle Drawing By: Skagit Animals in Need May 25, 2018 Skagit County – Snag some of the best deals on gently-used tack for both horse and rider! This tack sale and raffle fundraiser benefits Skagit Animals in Need (SAIN) and will take place at the Sedro-Woolley rodeo grounds June 2-3, … Read More
Tuesday, May 22, 2018 (Columbus, Ohio) – The Interscholastic Equestrian Association (IEA)is proud to announce that the National Snaffle Bit Association (NSBA) has become the organization’s newest affiliate. With this alliance, the NSBA will be named the title sponsor for all horsemanship competition at the 2018 IEA Western National Finals, … Read More
Tuesday, May 22, 2018 (Columbus, Ohio) – The Interscholastic Equestrian Association (IEA) is excited to have added a new sponsor, Bob’s Custom Saddles, as the premier western saddle of the IEA. Bob’s Custom Saddles will be providing three custom saddles to be awarded at the 2018 IEA Western National … Read More
As an additional bonus for this training, we had award-winning pet photographer Julie Austin out to take pictures. Julie was a great guest and sent us some wonderful photos to use. Thank you, Julie! If you’ve ever stepped in mud and felt the resistance of pulling your foot back out, … Read More
Horse rescue administrator discovers Nature’s way of dealing with common allergic reaction Mesa, AZ (May 15, 2018) From April through October, horses often develop a skin condition called sweet itch. It’s caused by tiny biting gnats or midges. There are more than one thousand species of them in the … Read More
American horse owners gain appreciation for UK-developed healthy forage treatment. by Kim F Miller Steam trains. Steamed vegetables. Getting all steamed up… We’re all familiar with “steam” in these contexts. But, steamed hay? Not so much. Until recently, that is. Although the Haygain® Hay Steamer has been available for nine … Read More
by Karen Pickering Suddenly the realization that I may be unable to ride for weeks even months is sickening. A year ago this spring I was driving to an event with my horse when I came across a newly born calf in the middle of our road; hours old … Read More
