#1 Keep your horse bug-free After the cold months, where horses have the most hair, it is common for “hitchhikers” to be found on the bare skin and inside the ears (ticks, lice, etc.). Body clipping reveals these pests under all the winter hair, and they can be treated or … Read More
By Valerie Fink In Spokane County, Washington, there is a dedicated team of men and women who are just wanting to spend quality time with their horses and to make a difference in the lives of others. This team of volunteers are members of SCOPE Mounted Patrol. The diversity of … Read More
Peterborough, NH ─ Hyndsight Vision Systems has announced a transformative new rear view vision system for the equine industry that helps to minimize stressful situations while in transit, allowing for greater well-being and health for a trailered horse, as well as protecting the horse’s performance. Hyndsight’s Journey is a portable, … Read More
The Beginning of a Barefoot Journey by Karen Pickering I just came in from a fantastic ride on April. She has been barefoot since mid-April and quite lame. Diagnosed in 2009 with Navicular, she’s been in shoes year round. Her soles were paper-thin and she was struggling to walk on … Read More
Newly designed Absorbine® website features improved functionality, interactive consumer experience, and rich company history East Longmeadow, MA – Absorbine® is pleased to unveil its new website, which offers consumers an interactive and engaging resource for product information, horse care education, special offers, and more. The website is revealed at a … Read More
Enter today for a chance to win a Pure Harmony Equine Apparel Italian Padded, Raised and Fancy Stitched Leather Halter with choice of Leather Color & Size! — a retail value of $135.00! Colors: Australian Nut, Havana or Black Sizes: Pony, Cob, Full and Extra Full Just sign up for … Read More
Careful Training Leads to a Bold, Confident Horse by Mark Bolender Riding a horse through rugged mountain trails is something many people do on a daily basis, especially in the western United States. It’s anybody’s guess what sort of obstacles you and your horse might encounter on these trails, … Read More
Film Review: Documentary by Elsa Sinclair This film is the journey of one wild mustang straight off the range named Myrnah, a horse with her own mind, strength and independence. One trainer would use no tools, just body language and record the ups and downs, the trials and frustrations … Read More
20th Annual Golden Harvest Charity Trail Ride Planned for September Please join us for our 20th Annual Golden Harvest Charity Trail Ride September 23-25 in Cle Elum at the Flying Horseshoe Ranch. Twenty one years ago, AQHA developed something called The Ride Program which highlighted trail riders and fun … Read More
Choosing the Right Equipment for the Job by Karen Pickering I love shopping for horse tack and equipment; it just makes owning a horse more fun. The challenge comes when trying to decide where to buy your gear to get the most for your money. This isn’t always just … Read More
