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Applications for the Oregon Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association (OTOBA) 4rd annual scholarship program are now available on our website. OTOBA’s “Investing in the Future” scholarship program was developed to encourage students to enter the equine industry, whether as trainers, veterinarians, broadcasters or in other horse-related fields. The scholarship … Read More
The Northwest Horse Fair & Expo has just that opportunity for you. Many of our clinicians need participants for their clinics March 18, 19 & 20, 2016 at the Linn County Fair & Expo Center in Albany, Oregon. See below the opportunities that exist with each clinician. Follow this link … Read More
By Sarah Wynne Jackson Back Country Horsemen of America is at the forefront of the drive to protect our right to ride horses on public lands, but they wouldn’t be in that position without the tireless effort of people who share their vision. Peg Greiwe grabbed hold of the … Read More
Specializing in problem and dangerous horses Missy Wryn is an internationally recognized Gentle Horse Trainer and member of the Association of Professional Humane Educators. Missy will be presenting her acclaimed Training the Whole Horse® methods & techniques at the Washington State Horse Expo February 19th thru the 21st at the Clark County Event Center. “I am … Read More
Razer horseshoes were designed with health AND performance in mind. There are several key differences between Razer shoes and traditional horseshoes. 1. Traditional horseshoes don’t allow natural hoof movement, Razer shoes do. Razer shoes are crafted from tempered tool steel so they flex with the hoof, unlike traditional steel or some aluminum shoes that are rigid … Read More
Earning Your Trust One Horse At A Time That Blue Stuff Lotion – Introducing Hay Where’s That, Inc. Home of Hay Where’s That Blue Stuff, a topical antiseptic lotion for horses. Hay Where’s That products are made with all natural ingredients, are non-toxic and non-steroidal. We stand behind our products with … Read More
Prevent it with the No. 1 Potomac Horse Fever Vaccine 1 You notice your horse isn’t eating, or maybe it’s running a fever. Those are just some signs of what could be Potomac Horse Fever (PHF) – a potentially deadly disease.“PHF is a serious disease, especially this time of year, … Read More
ASTON, Pa. – Sensaphone®, a leader in monitoring technology, offers the Express II™ system that remotely monitors equestrian facilities to keep animals, equipment and inventory safe and operations running smoothly. The system is ideal for monitoring stables, barns, pens and storage areas. When the Express II system detects a problem … Read More
By Gentle Horse Trainer Missy Wryn It sure is confusing with what seems to be information overload on how to live and be with our horses. Some people say “horses cannot be pets so don’t hug and kiss them” or “your horse won’t respect you if you don’t show them … Read More
AAEP urges horse owners to revisit disaster protocols The American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP) encourages horse owners and veterinary professionals to review action plans and take precautionary steps for equine safety as hurricanes churn in the Atlantic, fires continue in the West and flooding occurs across much of the … Read More
