All Roads Lead to Ferry County This July By Lu Young, Ferry County BCHW All roads lead to Ferry County this July for our annual High Country Ride! If you haven’t ridden the Wapaloosie trail, this is the summer to do it! We have some of the best trail … Read More
By: A Western Horseman book by Cynthia McFarlan Horse gear must fit well to function well with the horse’s body and movement. That’s the perspective top horseman take when considering gear and equipment. This book is not a buyer’s guide. It’s a user’s guide that explains the hows and whys … Read More
Balance for Horse and Rider is Key By Jill Holdal with Julie Lewis-Schot The thought of riding downhill strikes fear into many riders. Steep terrain can be intimidating when the horse and rider are unprepared. Training is important, but properly fitted tack should be the first place to … Read More
Attention to Detail By Kim Roe At 9 years old I begged my mother for jumping lessons. I grew up wild and free on my little cow pony riding western (or more often bareback), but I dreamed of riding long-legged jumping horses like the ones I’d seen at the … Read More
Part 2: Distracted by Talent? By Laura Schonberg I’m guilty: at a riding lesson a couple of weeks ago, I was watching with girl-who-loves-everything-horse awe as one of my trainers was riding her well-bred warmblood in the arena. This horse doesn’t move––she floats. If I didn’t know any better, … Read More
Kerrits Founder Designs Clothes for All Women By Kim Roe from an interview by Karen Pickering In the little town of Bingen, WA (population 712) you can find something truly remarkable: a successful equestrian apparel company that is the result of dreams, hard work, and a bit of … Read More
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
