Northwest Horse Source 
Update: Thank you from the bottom of our hearts to all that voted and support The Northwest Horse Source. We surpassed the required 250 votes! Keep voting! Thank you! The Northwest Horse Source Magazine needs support to be moved on to the next step for a $100,000 Grant from Mission … Read More
by Dagny Mofid Author Dagny Mofid’s obsession with horses began at a young age (when she could bounce back from injury). In the beginning, she spent more time being catapulted through the air than actually sitting in the saddle. After a childhood tragedy, however, she was left hanging by a … Read More
Why You Need a Hay Analysis by Shelley Nyuli, SciencePure Nutraceuticals Properly cured hay is unquestionably valuable if pasture is not available. But most of us assess hay quality by looking for a light green color and a sweet fresh smell. If it fits these criteria, and the hay is … Read More
Are you concerned about using toxic pesticides to protect your horse from flies, but have found that essential oil products just aren’t up to the job? Ecovet is a totally new type of fly spray. It is not a pyrethrin/pyrethroid derivative, and it is not an essential oil product. So … Read More
Cowboy mounted shooting combine horsemanship and marksmanship. Riders use two single action .45 caliber revolvers loaded with blanks that will break a balloon up to about 15 feet to complete one of 60 courses. During a typical run a rider crosses the start line at speed, shoots 5 balloons, holsters … Read More
Club Wins Grant from AQHA for the Third Year in a Row WSQHA applied for and was the winner of the AAA Grant from AQHA for the third year in row. This was an exciting project as our four WSQHA youth Ambassadors learned how to write a grant as … Read More
Mariann Carrasco started Blue Island Animal Acupressure, LLC after receiving her certification and national license as an equine, dog and cat acupressure practitioner. Mariann bred Morgan horses for 35 years and has been breeding Australian Shepherd dogs for over 30 years. After experiencing the many health benefits of Tai Chi … Read More
Most horse lovers have experienced that heart breaking day when a dear horse passes away. It can be a comfort to remember all the memories with that horse and how faithful and true it was. One such horse, Paige, was a beautiful dun mare. She touched many teens in her … Read More
Great finishing prospect for an experienced teen or adult! Well started 4-year-old half Arabian gelding (sired by Eli). Currently 15’2 and still growing into his body. Well started, no vices and very sweet. This guy is exceptionally quiet minded and uncomplicated. The type of horse that on his first trail … Read More
Mike and May Edwards of Monroe, WA Host Popular Trail Clinic Mike and May Edwards of Monroe, WA hosted the first of the WSQHA Professional Horsemen clinics on March 28. Trail was the featured event and people came from as far as Spokane. “A trail class looks like an equine … Read More
