How to Find Your Tack a New Home by Aliena Hook If you’re like most equestrians, you collect tack. It might be piled in boxes, tack lockers, or lying around the barn. We might have grand ideas to sell the tack we don’t need or no longer want, but … Read More
Controlled Breathing First Step in Centered Riding by Alys Culhane I’m a returning rider who acquired more than my share of fear-based baggage during my thirty-year riding hiatus. This metaphorical suitcase sprung open and spewed its contents ten years ago when I started riding my 4-year-old mare, Raudi. In … Read More
What You Need to Know by Teri Starke Back Country Horsemen of Washington’s Joe Watt Canyon Prize Ride is on Saturday, May 20 in the L.T. Murray Wildlife Unit. We thought this would be a good time to educate folks who are thinking of attending, about this popular ride. The … Read More
Finding New Friends in the Horse World by Kim Roe I recently returned from a judge’s seminar for the relatively new equestrian sport of working equitation. It was five days of intensive training hosted by Working Equitation United and taught by two Portuguese men who judge for the World … Read More
Stunning equestrian estate on 20 acres. Beautiful 2637 sq ft custom rambler with a porch that wraps around entire home. Roof is 30 year moss resistant architectural asphalt, patio and walkways are inlaid with 2″ Pennsylvania blue stone. No expense spared with building this property! All windows throughout home are … Read More
See original story Summit (Muskogee County), OK, Wednesday April 26, 2017 Twister had been missing from his pasture in Muskogee County, OK since November 16, 2016. Ms. West asked Stolen Horse International for assistance in locating Twister. On Wednesday April 26, 2017, Ms. West received a tip … Read More
6 Steps to a Successful Pack Trip by Robert Eversole For many of us the ultimate in equine vacations is to venture into the backcountry with our horse. Day rides and horse camping at an established campground is good. Camping with horses in the depths of the backcountry is … Read More
Part 3 of 3: Set Powerful Goals by Jen Verharen Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life? – Mary Oliver, from the poem “The Summer Day” There are many reasons we don’t set goals — fear of failure, fear of … Read More
Fine Country living on over 5 gently rolling acres. A gated entry welcomes you to a majestic setting boasting extensive gardens and one of the finest Rhododendron collections you will ever see. Enjoy level lawns and sun-drenched grounds w/custom home perched to perfection. This home offers light filled rooms, vaulted … Read More
KELLER’S GOLD SCORES BY HALF-LENGTH IN $20,500 FEATURE RACE AUBURN, Wash. (April 16, 2017) – Keller’s Gold held off Moneydontspenitself and scored a giant upset Sunday in the $20,500 allowance feature for 3-year-olds at Emerald Downs. So Lucky, track and state champion 2-year-old of 2016 weakened slightly in the … Read More
