Beautifully maintained 3978 sq. ft. home on 20 acres. Master bedroom on main floor, gorgeous master bath. Huge bonus/guest bedroom with bath above garage. The kitchen is one of a kind with butcher block island and commercial grade appliances. Vaulted ceilings, custom blinds, entertainment center, custom tile, custom fireplace, call … Read More
By Robert Eversole We are blessed. Our nation’s public lands are one of America’s greatest achievements. Every year millions of horse owners across the U.S. visit our federal, state and local parks and other open spaces. And nearly every visit has something in common—trails. Horse owners experience our public … Read More
WA State Horse Park Hosts Show and Auction on July 20, 21 By Club Staff Washington State Horse Park in Cle Elum invites you to come meet the mustangs! A Mustang Madness event will be held July 20 and 21 at the park. The public is invited to … Read More
Multiple Therapies Keep Hard-Working Horses Going Strong By Theresa Rice Performance horses are true athletes in their disciplines. Whether you’re training and maintaining that athlete yourself or paying a trainer to do it, you want to keep your horse in the best physical condition possible. All athletes benefit from … Read More
Part 3: Effort Counts Twice By Laura Schonberg Last month, we discussed Dr. Angela Duckworth’s research on how easily talent distracts us; if something seems to come naturally to someone or their horse, we may believe they don’t have to work very hard to be successful or outstanding in … Read More
Bringing the Equestrian Experience to Others in the Methow Valley Interviewed by Kim Roe What do you do? My husband John and I own and operate JD Outfitters LLC which supplies all the horses for Sun Mountain Lodge’s horse operation near Winthrop, Washington. We offer guided horseback rides and … Read More
Photography by David R. Stoecklein with Text by Jennifer Forsberg Meyer The horse is a creature of action: running, jumping, stopping, turning. To fully appreciate his beauty, you must see him perform working a cow, jumping a fence, hurtling around a track. In this book, David R. Stoecklein takes you … Read More
Persistence Pays Off for the Public Good By Jewel Hardy I would like to update recreational enthusiasts about a small success for those of us who enjoy using trails. Near Naselle, WA, along Salmon Creek, there is a small, primitive, multi-use camp that has been dear to many … Read More
Keep Your Performance Horses Healthy and Safe By Dustin Gruetter, DC Structures Arena footing sounds simple enough, but when it’s time to start selecting materials for your equestrian facility, you’re likely to find more options than you ever imagined. Poor footing could subject your horse to increased risk … Read More
Handy Hoof Hints, Part 4 By Carole Herder The idea that working horses can be barefoot is not new. Horses have a long history of barefoot performance and have carried fully armored men into battle. They have been used for fieldwork, war, and performance in their natural barefoot … Read More
