We are deeply saddened to relay the tragic news coming out of Florida this evening that the matriarch of the Haylo Farms family, Susan Scott, has passed away in a car accident. At this time, it is uncertain what caused the accident, but our prayers of support and love go out to Susan’s husband, Stanley; daughter, Nancy, and grandchildren following her sudden passing.
Continue reading …“I honestly didn’t think she would be selected. We don’t live on a ranch. We only have one horse. We have no experience in raising a baby and didn’t know anything about Ranch Riding. I didn’t think much about it and forgot to tell my husband that she applied.”
Continue reading …Thanks to the Rippeon girls, Allie and Maddie, for snapping some fun photos from their adventures at the Florida Gold and Gulf Coast shows over the New Year! If you’d like to share your horse show photos with EquineChronicle.com, email B.Bevis@EquineChronicle.com.
Continue reading …The Extreme Trail Horse Association is a newly formed organization of extreme trail and obstacle enthusiasts. Their mission is to provide safe, yet challenging, obstacle courses and events for individuals or family recreation.
Continue reading …This New Year we had to confront several people shooting fireworks from the street over our home and barn. They tried to tell us why they had the right to do so. I had to tell them why our horses were frantic. Last year, Mark spoke to neighbors a few houses north of us about the fireworks they were shooting over our home and our neighbors’ home. They, in a drunken state, said it would be over soon. Nice answer. Welcome to the neighborhood I’ve lived in for over 20 years. But, tell me that I have to take it in the name of the rights of others, as my animals and I have none, it seems, and the police are too busy with all the other nonsense people dream up in the name of a good time. We know some of the fireworks are not legal. No one cares.
Continue reading …Without my family, the photo above would have no meaning. Without the horses, the photo would not be possible. This season, share your gratitude – and don’t forget to thank those who have helped you along the way!
Continue reading …AQHA Executive Vice President, Craig Huffines, reflects on AQHA’s 2019 including the transition to a new computer system that caused some difficulty; the hiring of several new employees; the implementation of DocuSign; the revamping of the phone system; and much more. Check out what he had to say about the previous year and what he believes the New Year will have in store.
Continue reading …An Equine Production Show Management team indicated that stalls were up 150, entries were up over 2,100, and the total entry count was 12,000 entries for all divisions/judges.
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