
By: Erin Grace Wieldraayer The Grace Of Life Blog- “Show The Horses” Horse shows are a place of camaraderie… and the most passive aggressive adults you will ever meet. This is a place where we all look like the walking dead with great acceptance. It’s a place where eating last night’s dinner (insert whatever the […]
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The Glover Galyean Partnership announces that World and Congress Champion Sires, VS Code Red and VS Flatline, will stand the 2019 breeding season at EE Ranches, a state-of-the-art breeding facility located on more than 1,300 acres in the heart of America’s horse country, in Whitesboro, Texas.
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“To all of you, who have some youth years left, don’t take them for granted. Enjoy the 2 am rides, the thrill of jogging down the center of the arena with all eyes on you, and the victories big and small. Remember to stay humble; because, even though you’re in the pen alone, it took a village to get you there.”

The passion that I thought I had lost was never really gone; it was just hidden. Complexities, triumphs, shows after shows—one can only handle so much until it begins to dilute one’s euphoria of the sport. We should not ride merely to win; we should ride for the animal with whom we match stride for stride.
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It’s often difficult for Amateur riders to find a dark color (apart from black) that’s elegant and appropriate to show in. In my opinion, dark gray is perfect: it’s different, but not too odd.
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How many people does it take to video a horse?… If you have a great EC Photo of the Day, email B.Bevis@EquineChronicle.com.
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“It is interesting that some of the worst fears for many parents, are things that pose no worry while at a horse show.”
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shot of a sweet moment between a young rider and her horse at the 2018 AQHA Youth World Show.
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Every horse show parent can relate to this moment…
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“I’m pretty sure the only reason I wasn’t killed was because I was wearing my helmet,” said Megan Richman. “I’m lucky that I was wearing it, because the train pretty much cracked it into eight different pieces.”
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