Majestic Realty Company, a California-based developer, and the Hickman family of Fort Worth—collectively known as Fort Worth Heritage Development—are developing more than 70 acres of the Stockyards. The Horse and Mule Barns, located at 122-124 East Exchange Avenue, will be the first structures to be renovated as part of the project and will house APHA’s new office, along with other office and retail entities. The Horse and Mule Barn renovation will cost an estimated $45 million.
Continue reading …Our thoughts and prayers go out to the families of three equestrians who died on Monday in the Texas Pandhandle wildfires. Sloan Everett, Cody Crockett, and Sydney Wallace passed away on Monday while trying to move cattle from Franklin Ranch. Read more in the Amarillo Globe News.
Continue reading …EC Blog by: Courtney Archer and Merrick Aguero It was another gorgeous day in Scottsdale, AZ. The sun was shining with not a cloud in the sky and the smell of pepi and fly spray filled the air. In the Equine Chronicle arena there was a full schedule of NSBA futurity classes. It was an […]
Continue reading …Ballroom dancing and dressage have similarities. Both pursuits require athleticism and precision Savoie began ballroom dancing five years ago and now competes. She says that each dance has a particular character and that it is like acting. “Waltz is very dreamy, and foxtrot is kind of cheeky, and rhumba is very sexy and sensual,” she said. “Every dance has a character, so you not only have to connect with your partner but you have to connect with the audience while showing the character of the dance with your attitude and your face.”
Continue reading …Click here to read the complete article 82 – March/April, 2017 BY JAN JOHNSON Two of the brightest and most genuine smiles at the horse shows belong to Kim and Maegan Fleming. They are two incredible women… and that’s why their story is even more incredible. It all began with Steven. There are only a […]
Continue reading …Most often the first sign of pinworms is the horse rubbing its tail head and posterior aspect of its rear quarters. There are other reasons a horse may do this characteristic rubbing, such as certain fly allergies, dry skin or fungal infections. However, when we see a horse rubbing this area the first thought is the horse has worms.
Continue reading …Stay tuned for Mimosa Morning to be held after the Equitation Over Fences in The Equine Chronicle arena today. This event is open to ANY horse. Jump a small fence while carrying a mimosa. The rider with the most left in their glass wins a Bose Bluetooth Speaker! Whether you’re English or Western, everyone can come play. And Gordon Downey will be the awards presenter!
Continue reading …Earlier this week, long time friend and amazing Trail trainer, Lyn McArthur, was involved in a horse accident at the show when a horse fell on top of her. She was rushed to the hospital and had surgery on her arm today. Please keep Lyn in your thoughts and prayers for a speedy recovery. ‘Lyn, we can’t wait to see you back in the saddle going over some Trail poles.’
Continue reading …Every day there are two AZ Sun Circuit golf carts that drive around the show and inside those carts there are prizes, but only for those who know the secret word or phrase of the day. Today’s word happened to be Expensive Hobby (boy is that true!). Now, these are no ordinary prizes; you might find yourself the owner of a shiny new bit or wash rack supplies.
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