by The Profitable Horseman via Profitable Horseman Newsletter February 14, 2016 You may find it hard to believe, but a top chef may have the best system for you to adopt to bring order and efficiency into your work day. The system the best chefs in the world … Read More
May 6th & 7th 2016 Best Horse Gear Barrel Racing Spring Challenge Friday May 6th 2016 JTS ANIMAL BEDDING Warm-Up Race at 6:00 pm * $500 Added * Saturday May 7th 2016 Opening Ceremonies 12:30 pm Open 4D Immediately Following * $2,500 Min Added * Location Crook County … Read More
Hard to find Equestrian Estate in Redmond featuring high end updates! This spacious and tranquil home on over 4.4 acres will satisfy everyone in the family with the endless lifestyle choices. 36×36 barn remodeled in 2015 features spacious heated tack room, hot/cold wash rack, two stalls with electric heated watering … Read More
February 2016 Introducing Dunalino Stallion Command Bux Rider Wellness: Be Your Own Valentine Willfully Guided: For Love of a Rescue Horse Feature Story: Caring for Your Horse’s Connective Tissue Online Exclusive: Arizona Getaway for Horse Lovers! Click here to see all Digital Edition Past Issues Find the print magazine … Read More
Finally a sock that is as unique and hardworking as you are! Show off your horse riding apparel personality in the Noble Outfitters™ Over the Calf Peddies™ designed with extra cushion on the foot and ankle for maximum comfort. These unique socks protect against discomfort from tall boots with the … Read More
Columbia Equine Hospital is excited to announce the arrival of Dr Greg Schmid this month. Dr Schmid will join the team as a full time associate veterinarian- seeing horses both in the clinic and out in the field. He is moving to Oregon from the east coast, where he … Read More
First time on the market in 17 years! Fantastic Valley and Mountain views in Blakely Ridge – Carnation, WA. Gated entry with paved circular drive, fenced pasture/barn for casual equestrian use. Warm interior color palates, formal dining and living rooms, and family room off kitchen. 3 fireplaces, view deck off … Read More
It may be February, but I’m feeling spring in the air and the usual draw toward the trail. It’s not a question of whether to ride (duh) but whether to ride alone or seek a partner. This is not a simple decision. It is more like the adult dating scene. … Read More
American Horse Council Action Alert A June, 2013 study by the Government Accountability Office (GAO) found that the Forest Service has a deferred trail maintenance backlog that exceeds $500,000,000, and only one-quarter of the agency’s 158,000 miles of trails meet the agency’s standard for maintenance. This maintenance backlog … Read More
DILLON, Mont., Jan. 29, 2016 – University of Montana Western Interim Provost Sylvia Moore announced today the addition of an instruction option to the university’s natural horsemanship program beginning in Fall 2016. “This new option fulfills a significant need in the equine industry for properly trained and certified equine instruction,” Olie Else, … Read More
