A Girl’s First Love by Annie L. Kaufman Used with permission by author There was a girl who had a love of swishing shimmering tails flagging high of manes rebounding, reaching above and hooves flying to the sky She longed to be in that scene Till one birthday it … Read More
by Jackie Davenport Whatever the trail course or its obstacles, it can be a blast to watch the “go” of a well schooled horse that is confident, curious and athletic. Arena trail is not only fun to watch, more importantly some amount of trail training benefits all horses and … Read More
Horses Slated to Compete in the Upcoming Celebration Subjected to Barbaric Soring Practices (Aug. 25, 2015)—For the second time in four years, an undercover investigator with The Humane Society of the United States has documented trainers and grooms cruelly “soring” Tennessee walking horses to create an exaggerated and unnatural … Read More
The words responsible and breeding should be an inseparable pairing in the horse industry. The successful future of a foal depends heavily on the investment of the breeder to: 1) financially project costs from conception to sale or lifespan of the horse if it is to be kept. 2) research, … Read More
August 18, 2015 Solvang, California: Horsemanship Radio is proud to be a part of Horse Radio Network represented at the 2015 Podcast Movement, an international podcasting conference held this year in Fort Worth, Texas and happens to be the largest podcasting conference in the world. Founder of the Horse Radio Network, Glenn Hebert developed it into one … Read More
SmartPak Celebrates Three Years of Healthier Horses with ColiCare™ PLYMOUTH, MA – August 20, 2015 – Colic is a potentially deadly and unfortunately common condition that affects horses of all ages, breeds, and disciplines. In fact, the American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP) estimates 900,000 horses will colic each year … Read More
What’s the secret to gaining almost 300,000 Facebook Fans in fewer than three years? Charm, sensitivity, and a sense of humor…plus a love of an audience and a willingness to share your deepest fears and darkest thoughts…oh, and a bay coat with lots of chrome can’t hurt. Artist Jean Abernethy’s … Read More
Oklahoma City, Okla., Aug. 20, 2015 – The National Reining Horse Association (NRHA) concluded their August 2015 Board of Directors meeting, making several recommendations and approving several important rule changes that will help advance the sport of Reining. In addition to important event conditions and guidelines, the Board also discussed … Read More
A series of exciting equestrian clinics and recreational events are being packed into the sunset of this year’s riding season at Fire Mountain Trail Course located just north of Sedro Woolley, WA. Geared for horses and their humans of all ages and skill levels, activities are designed to offer enjoyment … Read More
by Sarah Wynne Jackson Back Country Horsemen of America values our nation’s beautiful landscape and works hard to protect our right to enjoy these lands by horseback. They also believe in being good stewards of this limited natural resource by practicing sound outdoor ethics, participating in trail maintenance, and sharing … Read More
