Congratulations Courtney Chown and Aaron Moses on Recent Wedding!
June 5, 2018 Comments Off on Congratulations Courtney Chown and Aaron Moses on Recent Wedding!
Congratulations is in order for our good friends, Courtney Chown and Aaron Moses, following their recent wedding that took place over Memorial Day weekend in Texas. Special thanks to Julia Sharapova for some lovely photos from the ceremony. Best wishes for a long and happy life together, from your friends at The Equine Chronicle!
Continue reading …Could You be Missing the Signs of Equine Ulcers?
June 5, 2018 Comments Off on Could You be Missing the Signs of Equine Ulcers?
Less-than-optimal performance, resistance to work and difficulty training are all common issues that may be associated with gastric ulcers1,2 which can develop in as few as five days.3 If you have noticed behaviors such as your horse pinning his ears while being groomed, or kicking out when the girth is tightened, equine stomach ulcers could be a possibility, and it may be time to contact your veterinarian.
Continue reading …Behavioral and Physiological Responses of Therapy Horses to Mentally Traumatized Humans
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The project also indicated: 1) Therapy horses do not differentiate between humans with PTSD and those without. 2) Therapy horses display more stress behaviors when they are alone in a round pen. 3) Therapy horses are more attentive to humans who are experienced around horses. 4) Therapy horses are calmer with humans who are inexperienced around horses.
Continue reading …Home Away From Home- Preparing a Stall at Horse Shows
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Then use an equine safe disinfectant to kill any pathogens that may have been left behind. Even at facilities which remove the bedding and manure, it’s a good idea to disinfect the stall before your horse enters.
Continue reading …Around the Rings- 2018 Indy Circuit
June 4, 2018 Comments Off on Around the Rings- 2018 Indy Circuit
Special thanks to Tony Roach for his always fabulous images from the Indy Circuit that’s currently underway in New Castle, IN. Stay tuned to EquineChronicle.com for results coming from An Equine Production at the show’s conclusion on June 5th. When the Indy Circuit is over, competitors will have the opportunity to stick around for the […]
Continue reading …Around the Rings GQHA Novice June Show
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Thanks to Lisa Lee for some fun photos from the Georgia Quarter Horse Association Novice June Show. If you’d like for your show’s results and photos to be featured on EquineChronicle.com, email B.Bevis@EquineChronicle.com.
Continue reading …Around the Rings at NJ App G.E.A.R. Show
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Special thanks to Miranda Grove of Lane Grant Photography for sharing some fun photos from the New Jersey App G.E.A.R. Horse Show that’s currently underway at Dream Park in Logan Township. Check out some select results and a few fun photos. ApHC Most Colorful At Halter 13 Shown: 1st- A Fancy Cowgirl, Shown by Sean […]
Continue reading …EC Photo of the Day- Little Leadline Fan
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Miss Grace Janssen of DeSoto, Kansas was more than happy to show off her blue ribbon earned in Leadline at the recent Kansas Quarter Horse Association Show!
Continue reading …More Fun Photos From Redbud Spectacular
June 4, 2018 Comments Off on More Fun Photos From Redbud Spectacular
Thanks to June Liston and Mackenzie Matthews for more fun photos from around the rings at the Redbud Spectacular. If you’d like to share your photos from the Redbud, email B.Bevis@EquineChronicle.com.
Continue reading …Arkansas QHA Memorial Circuit and 16th Annual Stanford Happening
June 4, 2018 Comments Off on Arkansas QHA Memorial Circuit and 16th Annual Stanford Happening
The highlight of Saturday night was the main arena wrapping up with the Blind Horsemanship Challenge. There was a total of 20 entries this year with a money pot of $1,100! All exhibitors entered the arena and faced the rail. Each rider was given a maximum of 60 seconds to look at the pattern before they turned around and attempted it.
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