by Tammy Vasa, NATRC Recently on Facebook, I quickly tried to debunk some of the myths and concerns associated with competitive trail riding (CTR). Am I an expert? No. But I was once the person who had these same fears. My desire to try the sport finally prevailed as most … Read More
Sgt. Reckless Statue Unveiling Honors Mare Important to U.S. Marines LEXINGTON, Ky. (April 30, 2018) – A larger-than-life, 1000-pound statue of the heroic Korean war horse, Sgt. Reckless, will be unveiled at a dedication ceremony at the Kentucky Horse Park on Saturday, May 12, 2018, at 1 p.m. EDT. The dedication of … Read More
Review by Karen Pickering, Publisher, NW Horse Source Magazine: “This is a very thorough documentary about the carriage horse industry in New York City. I’m shocked at the special interest groups and government corruption in the works to rid New York City of such an important part of its … Read More
May 2018 Cover Story: Washington State Horse Park – The Northwest’s Premier Equestrian Destination Trail Savvy: Going the Distance – Tips for Long Hauls Willfully Guided: Do You Need a Farm Plan? Small Farm Makeover: Making Money with Horse Properties Trainer’s Corner: Mustang Training – The First Ride Click … Read More
New for Spring 2018, the Side Pass Pocket Breech is like the women who wear them—feminine and hard working. “I absolutely love the new Gripsoft™ patch fabric that Kerrits is offering on this breech,” says Kerrits team rider Jessica Heidemann. “It’s extremely soft and supple, moving with you, and letting … Read More
Can Being Eco-Friendly Help Your Bottom Line? By Alayne Blickle Have you heard the old joke about how to make a small fortune with horses? The punchline: by starting out with a large fortune. Does making money on horse acreage need to be this way? We explored this topic … Read More
Fun Event to Fund Lord Hill Park Signs In sunny Thorp, Washington spring is in full swing with blooming lupine, lilacs, and balsamroot. Get a jump on your trail riding season by starting off the year with the Joe Watt Canyon Prize Ride. This ride is hosted by the … Read More
by Kim Roe Okay, I’ll admit it. My horses and I grew rather soft this winter. The wet, dark, and cold drove me inside and away from my riding too often. My computer sits close to the woodstove and it’s not a bad life–sitting in a comfortable chair, sipping … Read More
Wouldn’t you like to help clients of Pushing Boundaries regain independent functions and abilities? You can. Become a sponsor for the Annual Fundraiser Barrel Race! We are reaching out in search of sponsors for our 5th annual event, scheduled for August 11, 2018 at Green River Saddle Club in Auburn, … Read More
With 45 years of distance competitions in its past, and many miles of future riding ahead, the American Endurance Ride Conference (AERC) is giving a special welcome to Northwest riders in 2018. Special pricing means that those participating in AERC rides, ranging from 25 to 100 miles in one day, … Read More
