Equine Chronicle | Archive | January

NRHyA Introduces First Annual Youth Leadership Development Symposium

January 6, 2016 Comments Off

The NRHyA is excited to announce the first annual Youth Leadership Development Symposium to be held January 22-23 in conjunction with the NRHA Winter Meeting at the historic Skirvin Hilton Hotel in downtown Oklahoma City. There will be four, two-hour sessions offered.

$15.4 Million in Renovations Unveiled at Will Rogers in Fort Worth Yesterday

January 6, 2016 Comments Off

Among the renovations include the improved Cattle Barn 2 and new 300-foot long Tower Promenade.

Around the Rings at Fox Lea Farm – 1/06 with the G-Man

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What’s a Camas Prairie Stump Race Doing at an Elite Show Jumping Event?

January 6, 2016 Comments Off

That’s a valid question, but first one would have to know what a Camas Prairie Stump Race is.

Horrific Barn Fire Claims Lives of 40+ Canadian Horses

January 6, 2016 Comments Off

Guelph, Ontario, Fire Department Deputy Chief John Osborne said firefighters from the all-volunteer Puslinch Fire Department responded to a barn fire at Classy Lane Stables Training Centre in Puslinch on Jan. 4.

Complete Results From 2016 Florida Gulf Coast

January 6, 2016 Comments Off

Thanks to Mark Harrell Horse Shows we have complete results to share from the 2016 Florida Gulf Coast that just concluded in Tampa, Florida. According to show management there were 7,600 total entries across all divisions with AQHA entries up by 40%.

Ohio Equine Affaire Kicks Off 2016 Riding Season With New Features

January 6, 2016 Comments Off

Are you ready for your pre-season horse fix? North America’s foremost equine exposition and equestrian gathering returns to the Ohio Expo Center in Columbus on April 7-10, 2016, with all of the elements that have made Equine Affaire a legend—plus some exciting new features and opportunities.

Equine Artists

January 6, 2016 Comments Off

Many of us have doodled horses since childhood, filling notebook margins and scraps of paper with our attempt to capture the beauty and majesty of the animals we love. For every ten frustrated artists, there are those truly gifted craftsmen who have the ability to transform paper, canvas, or clay into evocative works of equine art.

Around the Rings at Fox Lea Farm – 1/05 with the G-Man

January 5, 2016 Comments Off

Congress Passes a Number of Bills That Will Affect Horse Industry

January 5, 2016 Comments Off

“These provisions benefit racing and everyone who is in the horse business. Importantly, horse businesses, breeders, and farms can now make long term plans to take advantage of these tax provisions instead of just hoping Congress will extend them for one year, as has been the case recently,” continued Hickey.