The Philosophy is Simple The hoof capsule moves in multiple directions (up and down, in and out) to balance uneven ground and absorb concussion. The hoof has a wedge-shaped toe that allows slide upon impact which reduces horizontal shock force. The hoof has a narrow wall to easily sink … Read More
“If you are like me and you dread the day after a ride because you wake up stiff and sore, I have discovered two secrets weapons that will help!” said Bonnie Marlewski-Probert, Whitehall Publishing. Jennifer Kotylo has created three DVDs in a series called “Improve your Riding Through Movement.” The … Read More
Dr. Getty announces a new feature, “Research Reflections,” insights on relevant nutrition research and how it impacts your horses’ health, in her bi-monthly newsletter, Forage for Thought. Subscribe for free at www.GettyEquineNutrition.com. The following is the first to be featured: Prebiotics may reduce inflammation in aging horses Researchers from … Read More
If it is Fall in TEXAS, then it must be COWBOY DRESSAGE CLINIC time with Jack Brainard and Eitan Beth-Halachmy The Dos Amigos! This Cowboy Dressage 5-day clinic (October 5-9) and 2-Day Cowboy Dressage Gathering and Horse Show (October 10-11) will be at the Jared Lesh Cowhorse Arena about 8 … Read More
Where in the world will your Cavallo Boots take you in 2016? Cavallo will be sending two lucky ACTHA members on an all expense paid vacation to experience the adventure of a lifetime at the breathtaking Sierra West Ranch in Southwestern Alberta, Canada! Sierra West is a working cattle ranch … Read More
ACTHA has announced that the Great American Trail Horse Festival being held November 5-8, 2015 at the Von Holten Ranch in Mora, Missouri will feature some of the equestrian world’s best known clinicians. The largest trail horse celebration in U.S. history is open to all trail horses, all breeds, all … Read More
A simple, safe and cost effective way to use a high line The last weekend in August found me at Firemountain Trail Course in Sedro Woolley, WA. I love this place and Marilyn is a perfect hostess. She rides, trains and promotes trail safety at her place. She hosts many … Read More
Finding Freedom through Christ at Stonewater Ranch We’ve all seen that look on a teen’s face; that look of brokenness and a “hard to love” attitude. Sometimes, it’s a downright bad attitude and all because they’re hurting inside. When meeting Samantha* for the first time, several years ago, you … Read More
How to Communicate with Color on the Trail by Robert Eversole Ribbons are for more than wrapping gifts. These colorful pieces of fabric can be purely decorative, utterly functional, or a combination of both. In the equine world, ribbons can go far beyond the cerulean hued that signifies a … Read More
Join Facebook for Mounted Shooting News One of the best ways to keep up with the monthly events and news in mounted shooting is by joining our Facebook group! This way you won’t miss any of the fun. Upcoming in September are the following activities: –September 12-13: Western Washington Mounted … Read More
