The origin of ECoV still remains a mystery – some suspect it may have developed from bovine coronavirus and spread across species. What is known about the spread of ECoV among horses is that respiratory shedding of the disease is unlikely.
Continue reading …It’s a long way from Saco, Maine to Collinsville, Texas, by way of Purcell, Oklahoma, but then again Aaron Moses is a young man with goals, talent, and the grit and determination required for success in the equine industry.
Continue reading …#1- Thou shalt be early- Be completely ready to go, (wearing show clothes, with numbers attached, and horse tacked up) at least an hour before show time to prevent show ring jitters. It’s better to hurry up and wait than to miss your class.
Continue reading …Horses need proper nutrition for health, and this includes hoof and joint health. There are many supplements on the market to aid horse owners in providing an adequate and balanced diet for their horses with the goal of improving hoof strength/growth and protecting the joints from wear-and-tear problems.
Continue reading …Recently, we polled our Equine Chronicle Facebook fans to find out what their go-to makeup product was for keeping their show style on point during those long days in the saddle. Here’s what they had to say…
Continue reading …Just as exhibitors, horses, and trainers have their noses to the grindstone in preparation for World Show season, so do those who will occupy the center of the pen – the judges. Being chosen to judge at the most prestigious event of the season is not taken lightly. In fact, it may be the crowning achievement of a career.
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Continue reading …Gripping a compact mirror in her hand, perched on the folding chair in the aisle of the barn, an amateur competitor applies lipstick as grooms and show horses bustled by. Squinting into the mirror once more, she reaches out and grabs the arm of one of her younger barn mates. “Is this too much? Or not enough?” she asks, tilting her face up to the dim light. “I always use a bright lipstick when I show,” answers the teen, glancing over her shoulder, wishing desperately for another amateur to come along to chime in with advice.
Continue reading …“Horse showing is such a microcosm of life, because we certainly don’t win a trophy every time we achieve something in real life. I think we should measure a child’s improvement in a certain class by being positive about what he or she did better than the last time.”
Continue reading …Since 2011, Lucas Oil Products and Protect the Harvest have been on the scene at major equine events to help educate horsemen about the latest legislation that might affect our industry down the road.
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