Thank you to Norfleet Marketing & Photography for the terrific candid photos of the recent Mason Dixon Color Classic 4-Judge POR that took place May 14-15, 2022, in Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania. The event was produced by the Pennsylvania Paint Horse Club!
Continue reading …In the 33 years since the first state equine activity liability act was signed into law, courts nationwide have grappled with the meaning of these laws–especially the laws’ exceptions. Exceptions in the laws are important as they could potentially allow lawsuits to proceed. Although all of the equine activity liability acts (referred to as “EALAs”) differ, many share common characteristics. Several EALAs include an exception for a “dangerous latent condition of the land.” This article explores how the exception has been faring in the courts.
Continue reading …Thanks to Gordon Downey for the candid photos from The Madness, going on right now at World Equestrian Center in Wilmington, Ohio. Best of luck to all these wonderful exhibitors, and thank you to staff, vendors, and sponsors for making The Madness the best it can be! Check back as we add more photos from […]
Continue reading …Earlier this year, had you turned into the Arizona driveway of Ryan and Andrea Kail’s facility on a sunny Saturday, you would have been greeted with all the sights, sounds and smells of a full-blown horse show.
Continue reading …Super Sires Maturity Open Western Pleasure – Stakes Purse Brought to you by Super Sires – April 30, 2022 (NSBA Class #114300) Super Sires is grateful to the World Equestrian Center & A Sudden Impulse for hosting our classes again this year! Super Sires is dedicated to enhancing the show horse industry on […]
Continue reading …When it comes to Showmanship, the discipline has come a long way from its humble 4-H beginnings–when it was used to teach youth how to present an animal in-hand–to the complex dance we see between horse and exhibitor today. In fact, what was once thought of as a basic class has become one of the most technical of the all-around disciplines, with five maneuvers utilized in almost every pattern: the set-up, the walk, the trot, the back, and the turn.
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