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Around the Rings – 2025 Congress with the G-Man!

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Around the Rings – 2025 Congress with the G-Man!
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Trainer Profile – Cecelia Vatterott

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Trainer Profile – Cecelia Vatterott

“When I achieve my personal goals for an individual horse or rider, that’s the win!” says Cecelia Vatterott, as she describes the hallmark of her philosophy as a trainer.

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Around the Rings – 2025 Congress with the G-Man!

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Around the Rings – 2025 Congress with the G-Man!

The first gallery of Gordon’s photos can be found at this link: Around the Rings – 2025 Congress with the G-Man! | Equine Chronicle Keep scrolling for gallery two!  

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Around the Rings – 2025 Congress with the G-Man!

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Around the Rings – 2025 Congress with the G-Man!
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What’s New With The Horse Protection Act

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What’s New With The Horse Protection Act

The Horse Protection Act (“HPA”) is a federal law passed in 1970 to combat the inhumane practice of “soring” that generally refers to intentionally causing pain to a horse’s feet and/or legs to exaggerate its gait for competitive advantage. While historically associated with gaited breeds like Tennessee Walking Horses and Racking Horses, the HPA applies broadly to all horses, regardless of breed or discipline. The USDA’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS), which enforces the Act, has reaffirmed this point repeatedly.

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Travel Fatigue – How To Avoid It

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Travel Fatigue – How To Avoid It

The 2025 competitive season is well upon us. Travel can be like any of the other experiences in life–one that is positive and rewarding or one that produces health-threatening stressors and fatigue, and it often depends on the choices we make.

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Equine Sedation: A Guide For Horse Owners

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Equine Sedation: A Guide For Horse Owners

It’s not uncommon for horse owners to feel anxious about the use of sedatives in their pets, but the truth is that sedatives are commonly used, safe, and often easy to administer. In many cases, they aren’t just helpful—they’re essential. Horses are powerful animals, and their size and fight-or-flight instincts can make for dangerous situations for themselves and those around them. There are also parts of a horse that aren’t physically visible or accessible to a veterinarian–such as their teeth–unless the horse is sedated and relaxed.

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AQHA World Show Halter Eligibility Changes

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AQHA World Show Halter Eligibility Changes

AQHA looks at a combination of World titles and points earned to determine level eligibility at World Shows. However, Halter–with its numerous classes for age and sex divisions–presented a challenge. Exhibitors could quickly “point out” of a level and find themselves only eligible to compete in Level 3 at the World Show.

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Helping Your Vet Help You!

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Helping Your Vet Help You!

You, of course, take care of your horse’s daily needs including the feeding, grooming, training, and exercising. However, it is your veterinarian that handles the ailments, injuries, and any disease that may infect the horse. This, quite likely, makes your vet the second most important person in your horse’s life in terms of health and welfare.

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Quadruple The Fun

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Quadruple The Fun

“Children do what they live. Then they grow up to live what they’ve learned,” once penned writer Dorothy Nolte. And learning–correctly–is what started four young ladies on a path to the horse show arena. Approximately three years ago, Sherri Johnson McDonald asked Shyanne Smith to teach her grandchildren the proper way to lead, groom, and ride a horse.

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