Pictured are Ill Make You Flatline, aka, “Chanel” with Mira Kumar during their Christmas photo session. One might suspect Chanel is a patient mare! Thank you to Kory Kumar for the adorable image! Photo credit: Christina Owens. If you have a great photo of the day, please email Delores.Kuhlwein@EquineChronicle.com for consideration.
Continue reading …November 28,2022 There is still plenty of time to join The Official Florida Paint Horse Club at the amazing World Equestrian Center – Ocala this coming weekend. FPHC has over 270 stalls paid for and reserved for the Florida Holiday Classic, a 2021 APHA Top Twenty show. Florida Holiday Classic December 2nd-4th, 2022 […]
Continue reading …AQHA The American Quarter Horse Association is proud to announce that Montana Silversmiths is the official silversmith of AQHA beginning in 2023. AQHA and Montana Silversmiths are teaming up to bring AQHA members unique products of exceptional quality to commemorate milestones with their American Quarter Horses. Montana Silversmiths’ story began over 49 years ago with the desire […]
Continue reading …MARCH TO THE ARCH SENIOR TRAIL March 14 – 19, 2023 Will Rogers Coliseum Fort Worth, Texas 2023 Senior Trail Information Enter at the show Enter the corresponding AQHA & NSBA class Must show both days Composite score from both days Concurrent with the AQHA/NSBA class Entry fee: L3 $300; L2 $150 […]
Continue reading …Okay, okay – we know it’s the Equine Chronicle, but we think you might get a kick out of this post and image from Photographer Karissa Landis of Topline Image! Karissa shared: “Things I said in today’s photo shoot I NEVER expected to SAY…. “Walk toward me like a runway model…and just HOLD THE LEAD […]
Continue reading …AQHA Professional Horseman Stacy Minkler, Trainer at Rusty Spur Ranch, recently relocated to Texas from Alaska! She’s now becoming the student in her new location, but she has been posting some practice drills for fun for her Alaska clients and friends back home in AK, knowing they get stuck and bored with bad footing in […]
Continue reading …By Nikki Alvin-Smith Advice on fire safe practices on the horse farm will often encompass areas of common concern such as moisture content of hay and its storage, provision of evacuation plans and emergency services contact numbers, 24/7 illuminated exit signs, smoke alarms, fire extinguishers, removal of cobwebs from light fixtures, no smoking signs, keeping […]
Continue reading …Pictured is Emily Patton and Swingin For Money heading to the hunter ring to show at the NSBA World Show. “Emily was going over her next course on the way up,” says Kristin Patton. Thanks to Kristin for the great photo! If you have an outstanding photo of the day, please email Delores. Kuhlwein@EquineChronicle.com.
Continue reading …Kick scooters, Segways, and hoverboards are all the rage at horse shows these days, and while the type of technology used might vary, these electronic transportation devices have one thing in common–convenience.
Continue reading …Last time you might have read about Houdini, aka The Hottest Breeze, in August 2021, he had just won a World Championship despite his struggle with his club foot and its complications. Original story from 2021: http://www.equinechronicle.com/how-you-react-when-everything-falls-apart-is-what-defines-a-true-champion/ His owner, Julia Adams, reports that in 2022, that Houdini began to lose ground with his battle with […]
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