By Valerie Fink In Spokane County, Washington, there is a dedicated team of men and women who are just wanting to spend quality time with their horses and to make a difference in the lives of others. This team of volunteers are members of SCOPE Mounted Patrol. The diversity of … Read More
Peterborough, NH ─ Hyndsight Vision Systems has announced a transformative new rear view vision system for the equine industry that helps to minimize stressful situations while in transit, allowing for greater well-being and health for a trailered horse, as well as protecting the horse’s performance. Hyndsight’s Journey is a portable, … Read More
The Beginning of a Barefoot Journey by Karen Pickering I just came in from a fantastic ride on April. She has been barefoot since mid-April and quite lame. Diagnosed in 2009 with Navicular, she’s been in shoes year round. Her soles were paper-thin and she was struggling to walk on … Read More
Newly designed Absorbine® website features improved functionality, interactive consumer experience, and rich company history East Longmeadow, MA – Absorbine® is pleased to unveil its new website, which offers consumers an interactive and engaging resource for product information, horse care education, special offers, and more. The website is revealed at a … Read More
Enter today for a chance to win a Pure Harmony Equine Apparel Italian Padded, Raised and Fancy Stitched Leather Halter with choice of Leather Color & Size! — a retail value of $135.00! Colors: Australian Nut, Havana or Black Sizes: Pony, Cob, Full and Extra Full Just sign up for … Read More
Careful Training Leads to a Bold, Confident Horse by Mark Bolender Riding a horse through rugged mountain trails is something many people do on a daily basis, especially in the western United States. It’s anybody’s guess what sort of obstacles you and your horse might encounter on these trails, … Read More
Film Review: Documentary by Elsa Sinclair This film is the journey of one wild mustang straight off the range named Myrnah, a horse with her own mind, strength and independence. One trainer would use no tools, just body language and record the ups and downs, the trials and frustrations … Read More
20th Annual Golden Harvest Charity Trail Ride Planned for September Please join us for our 20th Annual Golden Harvest Charity Trail Ride September 23-25 in Cle Elum at the Flying Horseshoe Ranch. Twenty one years ago, AQHA developed something called The Ride Program which highlighted trail riders and fun … Read More
Choosing the Right Equipment for the Job by Karen Pickering I love shopping for horse tack and equipment; it just makes owning a horse more fun. The challenge comes when trying to decide where to buy your gear to get the most for your money. This isn’t always just … Read More
4 Ways to Strengthen Horse-related Friendships by Allison Trimble Many of the greatest friendships in my life began with a shared love of horses. As a trainer, I have always enjoyed seeing relationships develop not only between my clients and their horses, but between each other. Common ground is fertile … Read More
