Hiring a Cross-Country Shipper: How to Do it Right
Wednesday, September 17 2014
by Editor
Putting your horse onto someone else’s trailer to be shipped cross-country can be worrisome at the least. When hiring a cross-country shipper, it’s important to hire someone who is experienced, reliable, and trustworthy. But there’s more that goes into the package
- Published in The Classic Insider, Z-Blogs
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“The Jump for Hope” Equestrian Aid Foundation Fundraiser Hits NYC During the Central Park Horse Show
Tuesday, September 16 2014
by Editor
The HAUS nightclub in New York City. Soiree Hosted by Equestrian Elite Will Feature Special Performance by World Famous “Rockjazz” Pianist Sensation, ELEW New York, NY, August 27 – The Jump for Hope, a fundraising event for the Equestrian Aid Foundation, will take place on Friday, September 19 th at HAUS nightclub in New York City.
- Published in What's Happenin', Z-Blogs
The Central Park Horse Show Brings Horses Back to NYC
Monday, September 15 2014
by Editor
Olympic-caliber horses and riders will return to New York City this August for the first time since 2001. The first-ever Central Park Horse Show is scheduled to run from September 18 th through September 21 st .
- Published in The Classic Insider, Z-Blogs
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Pre Season Scrimmage
Sunday, September 14 2014
by Editor
Hey Y’all. SMU Equestrian fell to Baylor 10-8 on Saturday, September 14th, in a pre-season scrimmage at Sleepy P Ranch. However, the Mustangs won in raw score with 1497.5 points compared to 1394.75 for the Baylor Bears.
Top Reasons to Adopt a Horse From a Rescue
Friday, September 12 2014
by Editor
Are you looking for a new horse? Adopting a horse from a horse rescue can be a great idea, depending on just what you’re looking for in your new horse. Have you considered adopting a rescue horse
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Making the Leap to a New Discipline
Thursday, September 11 2014
by Editor
Do you find yourself wanting to give a new discipline a try?
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Tips for Selling Your Saddle
Wednesday, September 10 2014
by Editor
Do you have an extra saddle sitting around in your tack room ? Chances are there’s a rider out there who could put that saddle to good use while putting a little extra cash in your pocket. Thanks to the internet, selling a saddle online isn’t particularly difficult.
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The Trait Du Nord
Monday, September 08 2014
by Editor
Have you ever heard of the Trait du Nord ? This beautiful draft breed originated in the 1800s, yet it is endangered today and its future remains uncertain. History The Trait du Nord originated in the grasslands of the southern Netherlands, northern France, and throughout Belgium
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Busy, Busy, Busy!
Friday, September 05 2014
by Editor
First Eventing Meeting The eventing team had their first meeting. The team got together for dinner at Mi Ranchos and we had a great turn out. We mostly focused our discussions on team challenges and tshirts.
- Published in Pacer Pride, Z-Blogs
Vaulting Into Stardom at the 2014 World Championships
Thursday, September 04 2014
by Editor
Vaulting in action. Story and Photos By Darlene Ricker Vaulting doesn’t tend to get as much attention as the Olympic equestrian disciplines of Dressage, Eventing and Jumping, but let me tell you, it’s a beautiful sport to watch – especially at the level of performance this week at the Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games 2014 in Normandy, France. These legions of strong and nimble vaulters, many of them still teenagers with tender self-images, are as dedicated as any of the combined drivers, and as fiercely competitive as the riders in the mounted disciplines.
- Published in Show World, Z-Blogs
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