Click here to read the complete article 34 – August/September, 2017 by Erica Greathouse To the outsider looking in, it’s obvious that Susan Juroe and her gelding, I’m First N Line (APHA)/First N Line (AQHA) are a polished team, gathering top awards at prestigious events around the nation. What’s not readily apparent is the incredible […]
Continue reading …“Long story short is that 13 years ago, I wasn’t supposed to live,” he says. “I was in drug rehab. They gave me a 5% chance of making it, because I was so bad.”
Continue reading …15-year-old Madison Parduhn had an exceptional day with a unanimous finish in Novice Youth Trail aboard So Blazin I’m Amazin. Madison and “Guinness” have been a team for just one year now.
Continue reading …14-year-old Abigail Hardy and My Secret Past won their first NSBA World Championship as a team in Youth Working Hunter, but this is certainly not their first trip to the winner’s circle. Abigail and “Kam” have been a team for three years now.
Continue reading …The 2017 NSBA World Show is well underway in Tulsa, Oklahoma and The Equine Chronicle is on site capturing all of your memories. Scroll below to view fun candid photos from around the rings during Day 1.
Continue reading …“I’m a novice rider, so it’s a work in progress! Also, this is a new class for Parker. He’s never done Equitation before.”
Continue reading …“I don’t think I’ve ever been this emotional before. It was my last class as a youth and the last time she will ever been in the show pen.”
Continue reading …In an event where the top spot is traditionally reserved for more specialized horses, Hayley was able to win with a true all-around mount. During the show, they competed in Performance Halter, Horsemanship, Trail, and Hunter Under Saddle.
Continue reading …Next year, Olivia is looking forward to expanding Willys’ repertoire of skills to include Equitation and possibly Western Riding. “Next year, he might turn into more of an Equitation horse. He has an incredible lead change. I’m really looking forward to seeing what he can do.”
Continue reading …Doctors inserted two metal rods into Cara’s back in order to help straighten out her spine. It was a major surgery, and she was prohibited from all physical activity for six months.
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