The Montana Center for Horsemanship (MCH) will launch a new natural horsemanship education program with the Montana Youth Challenge Academy in Dillon, Montana. The pilot program is made possible by a grant from the Bill & Rosemary Gallagher Foundation. MCH, an equine education nonprofit, has launched an appeal for a dollar-for-dollar match … Read More
A commitment to clean, affordable materials has made Premier Equestrian one of the most eco-friendly horse arena companies in North America. Many of Premier Equestrian’s top-selling products are made from repurposed materials that would otherwise have ended up in a landfill. “We take our environmental responsibility quite seriously and we … Read More
The U.S. Hunter Jumper Association has teamed up with inventive equestrian apparel brand Free Ride Equestrian for a limited edition co-branded collection available now. The collaboration is inspired by USHJA’s passion for the Hunter/Jumper community and Free Ride Equestrian’s modern take to creating comfortable, unrestrictive performance apparel. The limited edition … Read More
We’re proud of our customer, Northwest Carriage Museum! This is their 20th year! They started with just 21 carriages and are now working on 63+. A worthwhile visit to this enchanting piece of history. Stop by and visit this “must see” museum. Time for a drive to the small town … Read More
Each year CHA recognizes an outstanding individual that has been nominated by their students to receive recognition for what they do best – teach people to ride and handle horses. The CHA 2021 Instructor of the Year is Kathy Richardson from Roy, Washington. A mom writes, “Kathy told my daughter, … Read More
Source: California Department of Food and Agriculture Number Confirmed: 12; Number Suspected: 2; Facility Type: Showgrounds; Age: 8; Gender: Gelding; Breed: Warmblood (WB); Onset of Clinical Signs: 2/12/2022; Clinical Signs: Fever; Confirmation Date: 2/21/2022; Horse Status: Affected And Alive; Age: 12; Gender: Gelding; Breed: Warmblood (WB); Onset of Clinical Signs: … Read More
If Richard Winters, the nationally ranked equestrian clinician headlining the Clark County Event Center’s 11th annual Washington State Horse Expo, March 4-6, could only share one piece of wisdom gleaned from his almost four decades of experience, both as a horseman and a teacher it would be . . . … Read More
Hi everyone. My name is Angel. I have just been named the “Face” of Adopt-A-Horse, a non-profit horse foster program. Not to brag, but I overheard people talking and they say I won the job because I am just so dang cute. Their words, not mine. My story? I’m not … Read More
Thanksgiving Day was a flurry of activity for me. Hosting a turkey dinner at our home was a new experience. Away from my family in Washington, I decided to invite friends over for a hearty feast. I finally have a house big enough to have guests—a dream come true for … Read More
Core strength, flexibility, and posture are vital in maintaining balance and stability in our daily activities. They are ultimately essential for an athlete’s ability to perform and avoid injury. A strong core, flexible body, and good posture will help riders with their ability to continue to ride well into their … Read More
