According to a release sent out by Hooved Animal Rescue and Protection (HARPS), the owner of the horses was once a leading AQHA breeder that achieved many National Champion halter titles at horse shows across the country. After the unfortunate death of both her husband and daughter, she lost the family farm in Harvard, IL in 2012.
Continue reading …Marilyn Masterson and her five year-old mare, Suddenly Its Time, aka “Suzie,” are busily wrapping up an impressive show season. Recently, the pair was named the Reserve NSBA World Champions in Amateur 50 and Over Western Pleasure and fourth place in Western Pleasure at the AQHA Select World Show.
Continue reading …For Roach, learning how to become a successful team with her horse involved accepting their flaws, working to improve them, and focusing on their strengths. Always seeking to improve her horsemanship skills, Roach has some sage advice for other young riders looking to develop a stronger partnership with their horse.
Continue reading …There are some antitoxin products for treating horses with botulism, but since the disease can kill a horse quickly, it’s best to try to prevent it. Unfortunately, there is no vaccine that covers all types.
Continue reading …Some of the top hunter competitors in the country gathered at Lakeside Arena in Frankford, KY over the weekend to participate in the Huntfield National Quarter Horse League Medal Finals.
Continue reading …Thanks to the hard-working show staff at the 2014 AZ. Fall Championship, we now have complete results and photos to share from the five-day AQHA event that concluded on Sunday at WestWorld in Scottsdale, Arizona. Judges Beckey Schooler, Pierre Briere, Murray Griggs, and Michael Colvin determined the following competitors to be the best in their […]
Continue reading …“When I started, we didn’t even have a radio,” Geesaman says. “We used hand signals in the middle of the ring. We used one [finger], two [fingers], and three [fingers] for walk, trot, and lope.”
Continue reading …The issue of renewability can become a real concern if your horse faces an injury, illness, or disease during the current policy insured period. Without guaranteed renewal, your insurance company may be unwilling to renew coverage due to these health issues, or the coverage will only extend for a short period of time after the renewal date, such as 30 to 90 days.
Continue reading …“We have 480 stalls right now, and we’re very happy about that. For the all around horses, the numbers in Trail, Western Riding, and Horsemanship will be really good. We have the Trail and Western Riding special event on Wednesday and then things really get started on Thursday.”
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