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Preparing for Hay Season

Start Now and Spring into a Great Harvest by Laurie Cerny   In most parts of the country, winter was long and harsh. This resulted in horse owners going through their stored hay more rapidly, which makes this year’s first cutting even more important. Though still officially winter, spring will … Read More

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WWMS Spring News and Events – Gear up for Fun and Learning in 2014!

Spring is here and the local shooters are gearing up for a fantastic and very busy 2014!  The Cowboy Mounted Shooting Association (CMSA) has a competition level for every shooter. Some shooters are happy competing at a walk and a trot, while others are feeling the need for speed. Never … Read More

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Get Excited About the Region One Scholarship Program!

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Youth to Benefit From Early Scholarship Pay-outs in the Northwest The Washington, Oregon and Alaska American Quarter Horse Association state affiliates are diving into fund raising for the Region One Scholarship Program, designed to benefit youth residing in these states and provinces (Washington, Oregon, Alaska, Idaho and British Columbia).  The … Read More

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The Noble Equine® Sierra Hoodie: Exceptional Performance and Versatility

The Noble Equine® Sierra Hoodie includes innovative features and riding functionality that make this top perfect on its own or paired with any of the Noble Equine outerwear pieces. The Sierra Hoodie’s most innovative feature is the snug fitting hood, designed for wearing under a helmet and for great peripheral … Read More

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Introducing the PH2100PRi Portable Inverter Generator by Powerhouse

The PH2100PRi portable inverter generator by Powerhouse Products features a 4.35hp engine for an output of 2100 watts, a remote start with a range of 75 feet and fuel primer bulb and automatic choke for fast starts. Operating modes include variable speed for fuel economy and constant speed for 100% … Read More

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The Star-studded History of the Silver Saddle

Win a Beautiful Piece of Tack and Support Abused Children by Joel “Dutch” Dortch From the earliest days of the Wild West Shows of Buffalo Bill, Pawnee Bill, the famous 101 Ranch and numerous others, saddles adorned with silver have been prominently featured on the horses of the principal performers. … Read More

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Riding Well Grounded – Trailer Loading

by Marilyn Pineda   I love teaching trailer loading here at Fire Mountain Trail Course! There are so many types of communication and elements of confidence that come into play when a horse is comfortable with trailers. In my Riding Well Grounded article about impeccable timing I discuss loading a … Read More

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Cowboy Racing Comes to Lynden, WA

Regular Practice Opportunities, Clinics and Jackpots Offered at the Events Center   The “cowboy race” is a fast paced timed event where horse and rider teams are judged on their horsemanship skills as they negotiate different varieties of obstacles. The Equine Event Center at the NW Washington Fair & Event … Read More

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ABHA: Century Club Now Into its Second Year

Get Busy Riding, Winning Prizes, and Having More Fun with ABHA!   The ABHA Century Club is a fun way to combine horseback riding, socialize with other riders, and compete to win prizes and recognition. Participating riders sign up to ride 100 miles, ride 100 hours on their horse, or … Read More

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Natural Vermin Control – Does Your Farm Need a Jack Russell Terrier?

  by Sherri Rossmiller     Those who live on farms will eventually be faced with the dilemma of vermin control.  When you have a never-ending food source, measures have to be taken to safeguard the health of your animals.  If you’re like me, I hate dealing with any poison, … Read More

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