On March 24, 2014 the driving community lost a very active member, Ann Moody. Equine Canada would like to extend condolences to her family and friends.
Continue reading …“She was a cute little mare that was fun to show and turned out to be an outstanding producer as well. Her movement was ahead of her time; she was a natural at it.”
Continue reading …He was a great asset to the PtHA through his involvement in judging. He was also inducted into our Judges Hall of Fame and was Vice Chairman of the PtHA Judges Committee.
Continue reading …“He was a barn favorite and left an enormous legacy with his offspring who represent him so well all over the world.”
Continue reading …We would like to send our sincerest condolences to members of the horse industry family, Alan and Kathy Risher, of Michigan following the passing of their beloved 16-year-old son, Nick Alan Risher, on Tuesday, February 25, 2014.
Continue reading …“He was an icon in our world. God rest his soul,” said AQHA President Johne Dobbs of Champaign, Illinois.
Continue reading …Good friend Roger Gollehon remembers Parris as a pioneer in the halter horse industry who became one of the first women to successfully compete with top halter horses.
Continue reading …“When I think of our journey together, I can hardly believe all that Indian Artifacts has accomplished since I found him as a yearling. In a blink of the eye, 19 years have passed since I purchased him from Scott Myers.”
Continue reading …His contributions to equine veterinary medicine were legion; he was a pioneer, an innovator, and an incomparable leader, having trained many of today’s equine surgeons.
Continue reading …She was one of the first women equine practitioners to become board-certified by the American College of Veterinary Surgeons, achieving that distinction in 1982.
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