Thanks to Mark Harrell Horse Shows, we have results from the Athens Summer Jubilee Quarter Horse Show that took place July 12-16 in Athens, Texas. Judges for the show were Kenny Hall, Jon Barry, John Boxell, Kim Leitner, Jennifer Leckey, and Carly Veldman Parks. Click here to view Special Event results. Click here to view […]
Continue reading …Stop by The Equine Chronicle booth for complimentary cold water, snacks, and the latest edition of the magazine throughout the duration of the show. Also, keep an eye out for the Chronicle Cart delivering goodies around the show grounds!
Continue reading …The Little Buckeye racked up a whopping 4,878 total entries to three judges. In addition, 750 stalls and 150 campsites were sold. Show management is also excited to report that yesterday’s NSBA Futurity day doubled in size from the 2016 event.
Continue reading …Earning a top Equitation score often hinges on challenging maneuvers like the hand gallop, the leg yield, and dropping your stirrups. However, with the right preparation, every rider can become confident in these advanced skills. Experts Shannon McCulloch, Jessica Johnson, and David Miller weigh in, sharing their expertise, discussing common mistakes, and outlining exercises that will help you ace these difficult maneuvers.
Continue reading …“The Pleasure and All Around Broodmare and Prospect Sale will close on Wednesday, July 19. Bidding for the July INTERNET Auction will close on July 20th, and will include the Halter horses, as well as, the Reining, Ranch Riding and performance horses.”
Continue reading …Does the hay look good, fresh and green? Or is it brown inside (the outside of the bale may be yellow or brownish due to sun bleaching), or do you see tell-tale white puffs when you open a bale? Stick your nose in it (not if you see the puffs of mold of course!). How does it smell? Like a dirty, wet basement? That’s mold. Fresh hay smells, fresh…like grass. Feel it. Is it stalky, are there prickers, dust, or other extraneous material? If it feels rough in your hands, how will it feel in your horse’s mouth? Good hay has a fine texture, feeling soft in your hands. In addition, it has a high leaf to stem ratio, as the majority of the digestible nutrients are found in the leaves.
Continue reading …Make your own starch. Mix 1 cup of water with 1-2 tablespoons of corn starch in a spray bottle. Making your own starch will allow you to get the heavy starched look you get from the cleaners as most store bought starches are watered down.
Continue reading …The annual NSBA Foundation Silent Auction is receiving items now. If you have an item to donate or are interested in how the auction works, contact Lynn Campbell for more information.
Continue reading …Thanks to Kristi Sanders for some fun photos from around the rings at the 2017 Gordyville Shootout that took place July 13-16 in Gifford, IL. If you’d like to see your horse show pics on EquineChronicle.com, email B.Bevis@EquineChronicle.com.
Continue reading …Ten outstanding finalists will be selected from the applications to compete for the Y.E.S. scholarships and the title of Grand Champion (receives $2,000) and Reserve Grand Champion (receives $1,000). These finalists will create a video to play as part of their live interview, execute their plan for an educational visual display during NWSS and interact with the public in an educational setting during NWSS.
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