“The Spring horse market appears to be strong in 2017. The top five horses sold for an average of $10,120, the top ten recorded an average price of $9,160 and the top twenty average price was $7,345,” adds Jennings.
Continue reading …For 72-year-old Karen Loesch, it was a freak accident, during which she was bucked off her typically trustworthy and bombproof gelding, that helped save her life. How could being bucked off a horse be good for your health? The answer is incredible, but to truly understand, we must begin at the beginning.
Continue reading …The 2017 Arizona Fall Championship is scheduled to take place September 20-24 at WestWorld in Scottsdale, Arizona. Judges for the show will be: Tracy Willis Judd Paul Leonard Berryhill Brett Clark Kelly McDowall Robin Frid Sandy Jirkovsky Tom Mcbeath Cynthia Rucker Bob Johnson Greg Hale Mark Guynn Click here to view the arena schedule. Click […]
Continue reading …Traceability in the equine industry has been a highly-discussed topic for several years, with varying progress across the country to move forward with a national infrastructure. NIAA sought to establish consensus on the parameters of a national equine identification program, and provide recommendations for advancing equine identification technologies and electronic data capture methodologies by involving stakeholders from across the horse industry to get a broad perspective on the state of today’s technology and its uses.
Continue reading …The government has not called for legislated mandatory Hendra vaccination, as there is no precedent for this in human and animal health in Queensland. The government has however endorsed a recommendation of the AVA for the right of horse event organizers to insist on mandatory vaccination as a condition for entry into competition.
Continue reading …SmartPaks are made from recycled plastic (unlike buckets, which are usually made of virgin plastic), so the material is already on it second life.
Continue reading …Every Professional Horseman is subject to annual review, and anyone found not adhering to the Code of Ethics is removed from the list and may be subject to disciplinary action. This accountability allows clients and peers alike to conduct business with an added measure of confidence.
Continue reading …Contrary to the name, this event wasn’t solely about youth competitors. If the first weekend was any indication, with class counts in the high double digits, open, amateur, and L1 classes will stay strong through The International this weekend, April 27-30.
Continue reading …Thanks to Delores Kulwein for snapping some fun photos of Equine Chronicle fans at the Show Me Again booth at the AQHA L1 Championship WEST that took place in Las Vegas, Nevada. If you’d like to have your around the ring photos posted in a gallery on EquineChronicle.com email B.Bevis@EquineChronicle.com.
Continue reading …While Trail does lend some creative license to the competitor, course designers may also set stride rules that test the horse and rider’s technique and precision. Kellie made sure to spend time reviewing these tricky spots as well.
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