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DMSO – So Many Ways To Help Your Horse

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DMSO – So Many Ways To Help Your Horse

Most trainers and horse owners rely on various types of medications for treating leg injuries and soreness in equine athletes. One favorite “all purpose” product is DMSO (dimethyl sulfoxide).

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Can You Have a DIY Horse and Compete Successfully at the Majors?

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Can You Have a DIY Horse and Compete Successfully at the Majors?

“My family has experienced some preconceived notions because of the fact that we do it ourselves. When we first went out on our own, a few people didn’t think we were capable of maintaining our horses. I believe this was due to the common misconception that, in this industry, you need a well-known professional behind you in order to do well.”

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Color Choice Futurity Kicks Off First Leg at ABRA World Championship Show Next Week

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Color Choice Futurity Kicks Off First Leg at ABRA World Championship Show Next Week

“With the long wait period to raise and train performance horses before they get to the show pen, we have structured the CCF program to better fit the needs of our owners and exhibitors. We have eliminated the Mare Nominations and Weanling Nominations.”

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Mile High Club – Shaking Up the Hunter World as a Triple Threat

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Mile High Club – Shaking Up the Hunter World as a Triple Threat

There’s nothing that captures the attention of the Quarter Horse industry quite like a promising new stallion. Stallions are our future, and the most celebrated studs have a lasting impact on the direction of the entire industry – setting standards and trends in movement, appearance, and temperament that can last for decades.

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MAQHA Corporate Challenge Exceeds All Expectations

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MAQHA Corporate Challenge Exceeds All Expectations

The event decided to shake things up a bit this year with a new schedule, new flat rate for NSBA classes, inaugural Longe Line classes, 15 $500 added money classes, fun social events, and much more. The result was a six show event, July 11-15, that boasted 4,000 total entries for 1st split/combined show, 1,212 AQHA entries per judge, 196 total Showmanship runs, and plenty of happy exhibitors.

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Decoding Rabicano – A Study of Equine Genetics

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Decoding Rabicano – A Study of Equine Genetics

At the University of Florida in Gainesville, Florida, in the Brooks Equine Genetic Lab, a team of graduate and undergraduate students, as well as a Ph.D. student, overseen by Dr. Samantha Brooks, a specialist in equine genetics, are working together to determine the genetic makeup specific to horses with the rabicano coat pattern.

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The Power of Positive Clinicians

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The Power of Positive Clinicians

A trainer who is willing to learn from, or allow their student to learn from someone else, is the only kind of trainer I will ever be interested in working with, because that’s someone who seeks to become a more rounded and professional equestrian trainer. You see, within certain levels of the competitive equine industry, there comes an understanding and trust between trainers. It’s not about “poaching” clients, but about sharing learning, and specifically sharing learning with clients that are seeking to learn.

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Everything Old is New Again!

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Everything Old is New Again!

When Debbie Cooper won Ranch Riding at the AQHA World Show two years ago, she wore a vest that had been given to her by Grace Hoyt, who showed in the same outfit over 40 years prior. She didn’t wear the vest to draw attention. She wore it because it was timeless, but she certainly did get noticed for her nod to tradition and authenticity.

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Buckeye Classic to Host First NCEA Jr. Medal Horsemanship Class and YEDA Challenge

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Buckeye Classic to Host First NCEA Jr. Medal Horsemanship Class and YEDA Challenge

The top eight riders will draw YEDA-provided horses to compete in head-to-head elimination brackets. When the dusts settles, scholarships will be awarded to the overall winner and the rookie winner.

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Smart Technology Enters the Equine Arena

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Smart Technology Enters the Equine Arena

These days, it seems that technology affects every area of our lives. From the blue-tooth-enabled coffee maker that can brew a cup of joe at your preferred temperature to a robotic vacuum that automatically navigates your home with ease, smart devices are highly sought after for convenience, time saving, and the just plain cool factor!

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