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Record Numbers in 2013 for Ariat Champions!

Monday, January 20 2014 by Editor

WESTPORT, CT – January 16, 2014 - The EQUUS Foundation Champions program sponsored by Ariat International closed out 2013 with nearly 300 individuals achieving Champion status. The program was established in 2012 to stimulate and reward volunteerism on behalf of horses

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Para-Equestrian Ellie Brimmer Prepares for 16th Annual Key West Half Marathon and 5K Run to Raise Money for The Cancer Support Community of Greater…

Sunday, January 19 2014 by Editor

Wellington, Florida – January 15, 2014- Born three months premature and weighing only 2 pounds Eleanor Brimmer (Ellie) and her twin sister were in a rush to take on the world. From the moment Ellie arrived her family knew she would have multiple obstacles to overcome in her future. At 27 years old Ellie has met those challenges head-on giving other children and adults with Cerebral Palsy a hero to look up to.

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WHO REINS SUPREME?

Friday, January 17 2014 by Editor

Howdy Friends, It’s time to get your cowboy on We invite y’all to come on down, sit a spell and raise a li’l ruckus Yee Haw! January 31, 2014, Friday Evening, 6-10pm Live and Silent Auction Great Food & Great Sport For tickets click on the link below.

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Good Food Hunting: New Uses for Old Things

Thursday, January 16 2014 by Editor

By Kat Nielsen Being eco-conscious is about not only helping ourselves and our animals thrive, but the world around us too. There are so many initiatives to get involved with that sometimes it’s a bit daunting. Baby steps are usually what it takes most people to change their lifestyle and not break back into old habits.

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Riverman Wins USEF South Pacific Award

Tuesday, January 14 2014 by Editor

Hilltop Farm is excited to share the news that Riverman (Redfort – Landego) is once again being honored with the USEF South Pacific Award, which is given annually to the leading US-based jumper sire based on the success of their offspring in USEF competitions. The South Pacific award is donated by Joan Irvine Smith and is named after her international Grand Prix competitor and sire South Pacific.

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Madden Named USEF Equestrian of the Year for Third Time at 2013 Pegasus Awards

Saturday, January 11 2014 by Editor

Lexington, Ky.

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Good Food Hunting: Lemon Chia Seed Cake

Thursday, January 09 2014 by Editor

By Kat Nielsen Lemon chia seed cake is an alternative to lemon poppy seed cake, only with no grains! Lemon chia seed cake is an alternative to lemon poppy seed cake with a ton more nutrition and get this, no grains! My personal blog, Eat Your Tarte Out is a place where anyone can come to learn more about cooking and baking.

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Equine Hay Analysis Workshop

Thursday, January 09 2014 by Editor

** Reminder – Workshop is tomorrow. Walk-ins are welcome! We will have bales of hay for you to look at and the matching hay analysis sheets. Ballston Spa, NY — Are you a horse owner interested in the nutritional value of the hay you are feeding your horse? Is the definition of “good hay” confusing to you? On Thursday, January 9th,2014 from 6:30-8:30 pm, Cornell University Cooperative Extension of Saratoga and Rensselaer Counties, will host guest speaker, Paul Sirois, director of Forage Laboratory Services from Equi-Analytical laboratories, for a hay nutritional analysis workshop.

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Silver and Gold Medals in One Year

Thursday, January 09 2014 by Editor

Contact: Diana Hunt huntress04@gmail.com , 803-295-2222 Wagener, SC – 2013 was a good year for Francisco José García Ibañez, resident trainer and rider at Half Moon Dressage Center in Wagener, SC. He earned both his USDF Silver Medal and USDF Gold Medal on just two PRE (Spanish) horses in one season. He also swept the state dressage association awards.

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1988 Eclipse Champion Sunshine Forever, Dead at 29

Thursday, January 09 2014 by Editor

GEORGETOWN, KY – JANUARY 7, 2014 – Sunshine Forever, the 1988 Eclipse Award Turf Champion, died January 7 at Old Friends, the Thoroughbred Retirement farm in Georgetown, KY. The 29-year-old stallion was discovered in his paddock at dawn today and a necropsy will be performed to determine the cause of death.