Someone has to do it. You all have a website. It is so important that it properly represents your business. An “old website” with outdate information can give potential customers the message that “you aren’t keeping up”. Then your potential customer may think you can’t keep up with their work … Read More
Article by Tracey Hamilton Back in January and February I shared about our curious little Mustang named Milo. He had the peculiar habit of lying down in the arena when he didn’t want to work. Our student leader Heather has been consistently showing up at the barn in between school … Read More
Refreshed & remodeled, this 3 bed 1 3/4 bath home has been upgraded with fresh interior & exterior paint throughout, new roof, new flooring, & updated bathrooms. The kitchen includes new stainless appliances, granite counters & eating space perfect for entertaining. Oversized picture windows invite sweeping natural light throughout. Step … Read More
Article by Phil Peterson and Rowanne Fairchild CHA Region 1 is taking a new approach to community and continued education in 2021. Region 1 is found in Oregon, Idaho, Washington, Montana, Alaska, British Columbia, and Alberta. Every winter, they host a regional conference that exhibits some of the best instruction, … Read More
Seriously. Congress has yet to pass its significant transportation and infrastructure bill. Yet they won’t include extra funding for trails unless they hear from you. Take action now! The details: The Recreational Trails Program (RTP) is very important to the trails community, including horsemen and women. For 30 years the RTP has funded … Read More
Sugar phobia has reached a point where virtually any problem with a horse’s hooves may be blamed on sugar. From thrush to weak laminar connections, sugar is blamed. This phobia often comes with stories of how horses’ feet have improved once the diet was changed. However, sugar is rarely the … Read More
Since the very first All American Quarter Horse Congress, the Congress Super Sale has been a feature of this amazing show produced by the Ohio Quarter Horse Association. In 2021 buyers will be able to shop and bid on nearly 100 Quarter Horses and Paints in the auction held on … Read More
In the United States it’s estimated that almost 150,000 horses per year are unwanted. This number grows exponentially when you consider horses worldwide. What is “unwanted”? The term is used to refer to horses who are old, injured, sick, unmanageable, or fail to meet expectations. The horse may have a … Read More
Equestrian property for Sale! This property has it all, 28 acres currently used as a horse boarding/training center only minutes to I-5. Updated home w/a dream kitchen; granite countertops, new flooring, custom cabinets, copper farm sink, custom trim, high end commercial appliances. 28 acres of farm property, horse boarding … Read More
Source: State Veterinarian Number Confirmed: 1; Facility Type: Private Facility;
