Wheel barrows, Manure Forks, and More by Alayne Blickle, Horses for Clean Water If you’re new or relatively new to owning horse property, you may feel a little overwhelmed by the thought of acquiring all the equipment you’ll need to manage manure and pastures. Relax! You can actually do … Read More
Safeguard Your Unregistered Horse by Irene Turner The International Horse Identification Registry (IHIR) was created to fill the need for a registry for all horses, regardless of color, breed or origin. The group also registers miniature horses, ponies, donkeys, mules, zebras and zebra crosses. “At the IHIR we believe … Read More
A new concentrated Colostrum, Probiotic and Vitamin Supplement for newborn foals is now available from Kaeco Group, Inc. The first thing every healthy foal needs to thrive is the maternal antibodies and protein only available from mother’s colostrum. When Mom won’t cooperate, or you just want to supplement, reach for … Read More
Let the games, good times and family fun begin at the 31st Annual Mule Days! Hells Canyon Mule Days will be celebrating Mules and Mule Skinners on the weekend after Labor Day, September 9th, 10th, 11th. From its humble beginnings in 1981, it has progressed steadily and is the fastest … Read More
How to Secure a Place in Oklahoma City by Sam Etsell Coming into the show season, it is important for all riders to set goals. One goal that many NRHA and WRHA riders have in common is qualifying for the Adequan North American Affiliate Championships in November. This 10-day … Read More
Doug Mills, the man behind the method “Training Thru Trust,” is an accomplished horseman with futurity wins and international and national championships. Doug is a multi disciplinary trainer and rider and has won multiple Trainers’ Challenges in Canada, Europe and the USA, as well as the successes in the NRCHA … Read More
John Wayne Pioneer Wagons and Riders Association is a non- profit organization dedicated to preserving and promoting the historic John Wayne Pioneer Trail in Washington state. The trail is over 200 miles and follows the route of the former Milwaukee railroad, running east/west across WA State. The ride begins May 18th … Read More
Guidelines for Good Training by Kim Roe Over my career as a horse trainer, I’ve developed a horseman’s protocol or “code” for good training. I keep these priorities in mind whenever I’m working with a horse, and teach my students to do the same. These are not so much training … Read More
Equine Events for Everyone by Catherine Madera I started my year of equine event attendance early, and with a bang, by attending the National Finals Rodeo in December. The shopping and action are similar, in some ways, to an Expo experience—pumped up on steroids! I saw things in Vegas … Read More
Horse Activities in Full Swing by Karen Pickering I lost my mom over a month ago; she was 93 years old. These recent expos bring back fond memories of traveling to equine events with her. She was my biggest supporter over the years and a big part of the … Read More
