Sprouted from humble, Pacific Northwest roots, Kerrits has been innovating equestrian performance apparel for women and girls who ride and love horses for more than 30 years. From Sea to Saddle In 1986, Kerrits founder Kerri Kent took $50 and her passion for windsurfing to the fabric store … Read More
By Jennifer Roberts Foaling season is in full swing, with a great number of farms welcoming bundles of joy. Many of these foals have bright futures, whether it be high performance aspirations or to be a beloved trail companion. Good health starts early and prevention is key. According to Dr. … Read More
What is horse showing if not a Roll of the Dice? Each and every time we walk into the show pen, we are “throwing the dice” that today is the day that our horse is prepared and willing and that we will remain on pattern and keep our wits about … Read More
Celebrating the Spirit of the Horse! Thousands of horse lovers from all over the Northwest came together to celebrate the spirit of the horse, at the nineteenth annual Northwest Horse Fair and Expo, presented by Akins Trailers! More than 180 horses from all over the Northwest, gathered at the Linn County … Read More
by Dr. Juliet M. Getty, Ph.D. With travel and competition season just around the corner, “show nerves” are common. Agitated, nervous horses that are normally well behaved may benefit from nutritional calming. But before deciding, make sure your horse isn’t stressed by things that you can control. Restricting forage where … Read More
April 2018 Cover Story: Leading with Love at Hillcrest Training Equestrian Lifestyle: The International Plowing Match Small Farm Makeover: Bedding Choices – What’s Best? Trainer’s Corner: Mustang Training – Beyond the First Touch Willfully Guided: Horse Training Wisdom Click here to see all Digital Edition Past Issues Find the print … Read More
Mount Baker view accented by hundreds of Rhododendrons on park-like 18.46 acres, moments from Bellingham. This home has many exterior updates, including a large Trex deck with pool, detached 3 car garage, and a 36′ X 54′ shop with extra thick concrete slab. 2 bedrooms and 1 3/4 bath on … Read More
A 77-Year Tradition Celebrates the Work Horse By Katie Weidkamp Lynden, Washington is known as the little Dutch town to most tourists. Lynden is the home of the famous Lynden Dutch Bakery, the Northwest Washington Fair, and some of the finest tasting berries in the Pacific Northwest. What people … Read More
One Woman’s Vision and Generosity Brings Fun to Others By Kim Roe I spent the last weekend of February judging a Working Equitation show in Eugene, OR. Working Equitation is a three (sometimes four) phase event that is fairly new to the U.S. It involves a dressage phase and … Read More
WA State Horse Park Has Exciting Lineup of Events Here comes another season of memorable and high-quality events at the Washington State Horse Park. We’ve added a few new events to the schedule this year, and we can’t wait for you to attend! June 30 to July 1 the … Read More
