Find a Top Performance Horse (or Stock Dog) September 6–7 in Livingston, Montana By Heidi Smith The search for a good horse can be an exhausting and frustrating experience. You spend hours online scrolling through horses-for-sale websites, thumbing through horse magazines, and talking on the phone. Then more … Read More
Coordinated Effort Creates Greenline Climbing Trail By Dick Booth Scatter Creek Chapter recently celebrated the completion of a new trail in Capitol State Forest. The Forest is located approximately 15 miles Southwest of Olympia, WA. Capitol Forest is comprised of 110,000 acres and is administered by the Department of … Read More
Best Mt Baker view in the county over the pond, across the valley! Shy 6 acres. Bring your horses and your cars! Newer 6 stall decked-out horse barn and loft storage, cross-fenced pasture. 36×48 shop with car lift, office, loft storage. Park 6 cars indoors + lots of off-street parking. … Read More
We would like to share your experience so other riders or handlers can learn from you. Safety with horses is so important and we want to help others prevent an accident or learn what to do in case of an emergency. We will share most or all of the stories … Read More
Horse owners searching for a safe way to protect against internal equine parasites will be happy to know Farnam has just released PyrantelCare™ Daily Dewormer 2.11% (pyrantel tartrate). (See link at the bottom for $8 coupon!) Instead of just using a “purge” paste dewormer a few times a year, … Read More
June 2019 Issue IS HERE! June 2019 Cover Story: Cavallo Hoof Boots – Growing at a Gallop! (Win a pair of Cavallo Hoof Boots!) Feature Story: Getting the Right Fit Could Be a Cinch! A Review of the Total Saddle Fit Shoulder Relief Cinch (Win a Total Saddle Fit … Read More
Many Steps Lead to Worthwhile Result By Barbara Thomas, Mt. St. Helens Chapter I am a member of Back Country Horsemen of Washington. Some time ago I wrote a short article for our newsletters asking members if they knew what it took to plan and execute the various work … Read More
Rule Out the Obvious when Your Horse Has Problems By Mary Lou Langley LMT Spring is a perfect time to make sure your horse’s health is on track. As a licensed massage therapist, I have come to understand how important it is to have a yearly checkup. My horse’s … Read More
The What and Why of a Tack Trolley Equestrians are a tough breed. Their work around a horse farm requires them to carry items that are sometimes as heavy as the average human. Equestrians withstand extreme weather conditions and often get by with minimal sleep, especially during show season. There … Read More
Q: What can I do to keep my horse’s hooves hydrated and healthy in hot, dry weather? Cavallo President Carole Herder shares her advice…. A: Your horse’s hooves consist of living tissue and need extra care in the summer months. Just as with our own hair, nails and other cellular … Read More
