Qualifying for Pony Finals
Friday, July 10 2015
By Sydney Flashman The email that I received informing me that I had qualified for the finals on my pony jumper, Lizzie McGuire. Qualifying for Pony Finals is difficult, whether you’re a pony hunter or a pony jumper.
- Published in Show World, Z-Blogs
Tips for Expanding Your Barn
Friday, July 10 2015
Is your current barn a little too small for your liking? If your stalls are filled and you need more space, then it’s time to expand your horse barn.
- Published in The Classic Insider, Z-Blogs
How to Help Your Child Make the Most of Summer Horseback Riding Camp
Thursday, July 09 2015
Will your child be attending a horseback riding camp this summer?
- Published in The Classic Insider, Z-Blogs
Tips for Finding a Great Equine Chiropractor
Wednesday, July 08 2015
An equine chiropractor can make a big difference in a horse’s comfort and performance, but it’s important to find a talented chiropractor. Put these tips to use when it’s time for you to find a great equine chiropractor
- Published in The Classic Insider, Z-Blogs
Kc Branscomb Kelley: From Cow Horses to Elite Breeding
Tuesday, July 07 2015
By Katie Navarra
Raised on a ranch in Colorado, Kc Branscomb Kelley grew up riding working cow horses and competing in barrel racing and stock horse events aboard American Quarter Horses.
At 17 years old, she transferred from the University … [Read more]
- Published in Sidelines Feature
Fifteen Years and Going Strong: Australian Lane Clarke and Californian Mickey Hayden
Tuesday, July 07 2015
By Alexis Meadows
Mention the names Lane Clarke and Mickey Hayden to show jumping equestrians or enthusiasts and several words undoubtedly come to mind: passion, dedication and success. What sets these two esteemed horsemen apart from the rest, however, is … [Read more]
- Published in Weekly Feature
Janet Crawford: A Life Revolving Around Ponies and Painting
Monday, July 06 2015
By Taylor Renner
Janet Crawford Hicks has been passionate about art and horses for as long as she can remember. The New England equine artist, based in Massachusetts, focuses on classic portraiture of horses and dogs depicting the equestrian … [Read more]
- Published in Sidelines Spotlight
How to Make Swimming With Your Horse a Success
Monday, July 06 2015
Do you plan to take your horse swimming this summer? Swimming with your horse is a fun summertime activity
- Published in The Classic Insider, Z-Blogs
Done With (Much!) Less Than Perfect Conditions
Saturday, July 04 2015
by Doris Degner-Foster Recent articles I’ve written have been while dealing with various bizarre situations that came up at the worst of times. A Shaky Start The article in the July issue about Beezie Madden might not have even happened. I met her just after I arrived at the Palm Beach Equestrian Center and was impressed to the point of open-mouthed gazing at my surroundings
- Published in Notes from the Field, Z-Blogs
What You Need to Know About Starting a Horse Rescue
Thursday, July 02 2015
Is it your dream to open a horse rescue of your own? Rescuing horses in need is a noble cause, but there’s a lot to know before you set out to create your own rescue. Filing Nonprofit Status If you plan to run a rescue, you will be looking at filing for nonprofit status.
- Published in The Classic Insider, Z-Blogs