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The 2014 Breeders’ Halter Futurity – The Future Has Arrived

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The 2014 Breeders’ Halter Futurity – The Future Has Arrived

Sometimes in the midst of adversity and uncertainty comes a point of light shining brightly – a glow that illuminates the pathway to follow. The beacon that has been steadily growing more vibrant for the halter horse industry is the Breeders’ Halter Futurity in Des Moines, Iowa, an event that began in 2011 as the brainchild of a group of ten stallion owners. The owners wanted to create more interest in the halter industry by bringing back the middle market with a focus on the amateur competitor.

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August Recap – NSBA World Show and Reichert Celebration

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August Recap – NSBA World Show and Reichert Celebration

The National Snaffle Bit Association’s 9th annual World Championship Show and Breeders Championship Futurity took place August 9-17 offering 46 classes and more than $500,000 in cash and prizes for those making the trek to Tulsa, Oklahoma. Multiple title winners included Greg Wheat with On The Front Row in the BCF 3 to 6 Year-Old Color Open Western Pleasure.

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Keeping Horses Part Of Your College Kid’s Lifestyle

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Keeping Horses Part Of Your College Kid’s Lifestyle

We are all crazy when we become parents because we focus all our energy, time and love on the development of a person who is destined to leave us. That’s the way it’s supposed to be. We give all we can to our children with the end goal that they will grow apart from us and not need us anymore. Therein lies the rub, we yearn to be needed and wanted, but the idea is that we raise our children to be independent of us.

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March To The Arch – Celebrating its 10th Anniversary in 2015!

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March To The Arch – Celebrating its 10th Anniversary in 2015!

The annual March To The Arch horse show will continue “Loping and Leading For a Cure” during the show’s 10th anniversary in 2015. As one of the largest and most widely attended 100% charity events in the horse show industry, the MTTA, founded by Doug Landon in 2006, has featured over 40,000 entries since its launch. Of course, the MTTA show is unique when compared to other events, because its sole purpose is to raise funds for charities that support cancer research and advances in new treatment.

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Sharing Knowledge Between Generations – Part 1

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Sharing Knowledge Between Generations – Part 1

For millennium, the art and science of horse training has been carefully passed from master to apprentice. Each generation of horse trainers has contributed to the mix and sent their experiences forward in time. Beliefs, rituals, and traditions of the horse training process certainly diversified throughout centuries and have been colored by culture, politics, societies, and economies.

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Not My Day Job – Josh & Kaleena Weakly

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Not My Day Job – Josh &  Kaleena Weakly

Whether in the halter pen or the riding arena, it’s a pretty good guess that you’ve heard the last name “Weakly” being announced towards the top of the standings. What started out as a little crush at a horse show in Gordyville has blossomed into one powerful couple in AQHA and NSBA show circles.

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Laurel and Susan’s Blog: 2014 All American Quarter Horse Congress

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Laurel and Susan’s Blog: 2014 All American Quarter Horse Congress

Laurel Champlin and Susan Wilson’s Video Blog at the 2014 All American Quarter Horse Congress! Day 1 Day 2 – Part 1 Day 2 – Part 2 For even more great videos, be sure to check out our YouTube Channel: The Equine Chronicle

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Days 4-5 2014 All American Quarter Horse Congress

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Days 4-5 2014 All American Quarter Horse Congress
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Laurel and Susan’s Blog: 2014 All American Quarter Horse Congress

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Laurel and Susan’s Blog: 2014 All American Quarter Horse Congress

Laurel Champlin and Susan Wilson’s Video Blog at the 2014 All American Quarter Horse Congress! Day 1 Day 2 – Part 1 Day 2 – Part 2 For even more great videos, be sure to check out our YouTube Channel: The Equine Chronicle

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A Guide To Purchasing A Show Saddle

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A Guide To Purchasing A Show Saddle

You’ve purchased your dream horse, and your show clothing is impeccable. You’re ready to hit the ring! Not so fast… what about that saddle? Have you ever stopped to consider all of the important factors that come into play when purchasing a saddle? These include not only your budget, but also current trends, sizing for the rider and horse, and resale potential. Some might say that a show saddle is the second most important purchase, next to your partner in the ring.

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