By Juliet M. Getty, Ph.D. You’re worried. You have reason to be. Your horse is exhibiting signs of insulin resistance (regional fat deposits along the neck, down the spine, tailhead, shoulders, chest, or even above the eyes). He is likely overweight (though not always). You know that your horse … Read More
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By Sarah Wynne Jackson Back Country Horsemen of America highly values our wild lands and our right to enjoy them by horseback. Protecting the wilderness from unnecessary damage is imperative to keeping it pristine. But that creates unique challenges that can prevent proper maintenance of trails, bridges, shelters, and … Read More
Great finishing prospect for an experienced teen or adult! Well started 4-year-old half Arabian gelding (sired by Eli). Currently 15’2 and still growing into his body. Well started, no vices and very sweet. This guy is exceptionally quiet minded and uncomplicated. The type of horse that on his first trail … Read More
Mike and May Edwards of Monroe, WA Host Popular Trail Clinic Mike and May Edwards of Monroe, WA hosted the first of the WSQHA Professional Horsemen clinics on March 28. Trail was the featured event and people came from as far as Spokane. “A trail class looks like an equine … Read More
Make a Difference in a Teen’s Life at May 16 Event Come join us and make a difference in a teen’s life at The Roundup Fundraiser on May 16th, located on Stonewater Ranch, 15 miles north of Leavenworth, WA. You can come for the weekend or just for the day. … Read More
Equine Trail Sports by Catherine Madera Founded in 2013, the Austin, TX based Equine Trail Sports (ETS) is focused on fun while helping riders develop the skills and confidence needed to navigate real trail riding experiences. This is filling a valuable niche in the fast growing sport of obstacle and … Read More
How to Help Your Horse Quickly Shed Winter Woollies Spring is here and days are getting warmer and longer. Our Blazers are shedding their woolly winter coats and some of you may wish to help the process along. If you are not showing your horse there is no wrong … Read More
Four Keys to Finding the Balance in Your Journey I have been thinking of this stage of life as a convergence zone; the place where a day job, family and horse training all crash together. Like me, some folks have had the opportunity to devote themselves to horses before the … Read More
Ten Tips to Ensure Safe and Happy Trail Riding People often ask me why I’m a trail riding enthusiast. That’s easy. Horse trails are found in beautiful places— places with sunsets tinged with purple; snow-covered peaks piercing the horizon and skies so clear and blue they merge into black. On … Read More
