Barb Apple’s Halter/Bridle
Review by Karen Pickering The halter works like a side-pull, but is soft on the nose as it does not have a hard lariat rope across the nose. It is a halter made of soft yacht braid rope with rings on the … Read More
Review by Karen Pickering The halter works like a side-pull, but is soft on the nose as it does not have a hard lariat rope across the nose. It is a halter made of soft yacht braid rope with rings on the … Read More
The American Blazer Horse is getting a chance at some national TV exposure thanks to BB’s Smokey Dun and Diane Robson of Post Falls, Idaho. The pair will be featured as one of 100 competitors in the reality show “America’s Favorite Trail Horse,” which begins airing Sept. 6 … Read More
Hundreds of horses and riders will gather in Ravensdale, Washington for the 21st annual Backcountry Horsemen Tahoma Chapter Prize Ride on September 10th. This family oriented event is open to all equestrians and combines a great trail ride with lunch and the opportunity to win $750 in cash … Read More
Truck Brakes, Trailer Brakes and Breakaway Safety Systems By: Leigh Goodison Grieve Understanding which brakes are slowing down your trailer when you apply pressure to your truck’s brake pedal can be a bit of a mystery. With brakes on your truck, why should you need brakes on your trailer? … Read More
The Show committee is excited to offer you SIX judges all with Double WSQHA year-end awards points and New Six Mountain States approved judges all under one weekend, September 8-9 at the Monroe Fairgrounds. A value packed weekend complete with circuit awards in every class, fun packed parties and … Read More
Katharine Cram and Bessie Fletcher helped spread the word about Blazers in May, heading a few hundred miles down the road to set up a booth at the Sun River Pet Festival in St. George, Utah. It’s the second year the ABHA has set up a booth at the … Read More
Updated, figure flattering cut, black velvet accents at collar and pockets, and satin pinstripe lining at collar, pockets, and placket give this coat a modern, elegant look, with a sense of fun. The washable performance fabric has the drape and hand you expect from top-quality fabric, along with easy-care … Read More
The EHV-1 outbreak put a crimp in everyone’s show schedule, including Washington Reining Horse Association. The Classic, originally scheduled for June 3-5, has been rescheduled for August 19-21, still to be held at the Evergreen State Fairgrounds in Monroe. Coming up in July is a show with our affiliate … Read More
The University of Guelph offers Equine Anatomy Courses. Equine Functional Anatomy will be offered this Fall. The online course will focus on the incredible ability of horses’ movements and athletic feats. Focus will be on components of the systems that enable these athletic achievements. It is a study of … Read More
Necessity Drives Invention of Weather Savvy Product By Alana Linderoth GaleShield Weather Control Mesh is now used in arenas and buildings all across the northwestern United States and Canada. By 2000, Gale had developed a product, Galeshield, which can be uniquely designed to each arena or buildings dimensions. Of … Read More