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Continue reading …“I wondered what it must be like to ride a horse through all that hubbub. What an exciting challenge and opportunity to find out what my Israeli-bred Quarter Horse thinks of the heart of our capital city!”
Continue reading …The research team will be assessing 75 veterans participating in 5 different programs or test sites. The participants will not be receiving therapy from therapists in this program – they will be learning to ride and to care for the horses.
Continue reading …“I know she would be so proud of him, and we hope to continue making her proud.”
Continue reading …Our prayers go out to lifelong horseman Jack Brizendine who recently discovered that his cancer has returned. In addition to being an AQHA Professional Horseman, judge, and horse trainer, Jack is a true halter horse aficionado and supporter of the horse industry as a whole. We are certain he would appreciate the prayers of his […]
Continue reading …“On the twelfth day of Christmas, my true love gave to me, twelve Trakehner trotting, eleven Paints-a-prancing, ten Hackney hacking, nine Jutland jumping, eight Morgans marching, seven Shires-a-snorting, six Gypsy Vanner…”
Continue reading …The 2015 AHP Student Award Contest recognizes the talents of students by awarding up to three $750 travel awards to attend the AHP Annual Seminar in San Antonio, Texas on June 18-20, 2015.
Continue reading …One of our favorite windows features Cinderella arriving at the Saks Fifth Avenue Ball in a horse-drawn carriage. The tableau shows Cinderella in her glorious tiered gown stepping down from a carriage that’s being pulled by a beautiful white horse with orange feathered headpiece.
Continue reading …YES! Air moves right through the Zephyr II, evaporating sweat and keeping you cool – all the while looking traditionally marvelous. The Zephyr II features a single layer of mesh in hot zones under arms, a triple layer to shape lapels, and a double layer everywhere else for opaque airflow.
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