Thanks to the efforts and contributions of the state of Ohio, the Ohio Quarter Horse Association, and the Ohio Exposition Center, show goers, spectators, and horse enthusiasts will enjoy brand new facilities and upgrades at this year’s Congress. Through this joint effort, attendees can expect more stalls, upgraded buildings, new riding areas, and more space to enjoy the show.
Continue reading …The mare was bred live cover last year, very late in the summer after several earlier attempts. A sonogram 18 days later showed what appeared to be a single embryo in a single placenta…
Continue reading …This year at the APHA World Championship Show, intermediate exhibitors will have the opportunity to shine with additional awards in several divisions. Special awards will be presented to first and second place, and medallions will be awarded to the Top Five. Recipients will be named Intermediate World Show Champion and Intermediate World Show Reserve Champion. However, exhibitors must place in the top 15 final placings to be eligible for this special recognition.
Continue reading …Two emaciated horses-one full-sized stallion and one miniature stallion-were recently removed from a stall piled high with 3-4 feet of manure, where it is suspected that they were locked up for at least 15 years without necessary farrier or medical care.
Continue reading …Special thanks to Mark Harrell Horse Shows for providing results from the Finish Line show that took place August 22-23 in LaPorte, Indiana. Judges for the show were Jeff Greaves, Pete McAlister, and Kat Zelnio. The 2015 Finish Line event had lots of special features for competitors like up to $500 in Cash Bag awards for […]
Continue reading …Special thanks to Lisa Lee for providing some great photos from the final Georgia Quarter Horse Association Novice Show that took place August 22nd at the International Horse Park in Conyers. After competing at other events in the GQHA Novice Show Saddle series on May 9th, May 30th, and July 25th, big winners in series […]
Continue reading …Kimes Ranch Blog: Showing Emotional Control in the Competition Environment
Continue reading …This minimal-maintenance treadmill features a touch screen display with support for multiple languages. Variable speeds up to 9.3 MPH and inclines of 0-10 degrees imitate over-ground conditioning to improve stamina and increase muscle strength, while the smooth, shock-absorbing belt prevents injury from uneven footing. The ability to adjust speed, incline, intensity, and duration means that each session may be expertly tailored to a horse’s specific needs.
Continue reading …“The one thing that needs to change to help the horse industry grow in a positive direction is…”
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