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 …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.
Continue reading …As we reflect on this past year, our Top 10 stories of 2019 run the gamut from informative tidbits from industry insiders and preparation tips for major horse shows to condolences for those stricken by fire, famine, and disease and celebration for big winners. Scroll below to view our Top 10 most read stories in 2019.
Continue reading …To be fair, all participants (mare owners, exhibitors, and stallion owners) should all share in the financial responsibilities, but continue to keep it affordable for everyone. The WCHA Breeders Committee, the Board of Directors, and the WCHA Executive Committee unanimously approved the following Nomination Program to be implemented January 1, 2020!
Continue reading …On competing at her fifth Florida Gold Coast Quarter Horse Circuit Horse Show: “You can’t beat this weather. This show is a must for me and anyone from Ohio!”
Continue reading …Horses primarily come into contact with natural rubber latex on artificial riding surfaces, like arenas and racetracks. Urbanized environments, which also have higher levels of breathable latex from car tires, have been identified as a risk factor in sEA, as well.
Continue reading …On behalf of everyone here at The Equine Chronicle, we would like to wish you and your family a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Whether your plan is to enjoy some hot cocoa by the fire, unwrap presents underneath the Christmas tree, enjoy a great holiday feast, attend a service, or simply take a drive to see the lights, we hope your Christmas celebration is filled with love, laughter, peace, and prosperity.
Continue reading …Twas the night before Christmas and all through the stalls, Every horse was made ready, prepared one and all. All the halters were hung, and the saddles with care, With hope that a victory soon would be theirs.
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