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Guest Post: Anneke’s Friesians Horse Farm: Falling in Love with the Fantastic, Flashy Friesian

Tuesday, February 12 2013 by Editor

The black stallion snorted. Standing at attention, like the classic sculpture of a great artist, he looked into the distance, his nose quivering.

Published in The Classic Insider, Z-Blogs

Tagged under: between the ears, blonde, business, chasin', education, fantastic, friesians, industry

The Touching Budweiser Commercial & Classic Equine Equipment’s Role In It

Wednesday, February 06 2013 by Editor

If you watched the Super Bowl on Sunday – and even if you didn’t watch it – chances are that you’ve seen the Budweiser commercial that’s gone viral in the equestrian world since it first aired. The touching one-minute mini movie gives viewers a look into the bond between a Clydesdale colt and his breeder from birth right on through when the horse leaves the farm for training to become a member of Budweiser’s prided hitch-pulling team. The most poignant part of the commercial comes with the reunion of horse and breeder, and it’s a testament to the incredible bonds that can form between horse and human.

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Tagged under: archives, between the ears, chasin', facebook, horse-stalls, industry, pony tales, sidelines, springs-ranch, tucker the wunderkind

Dealing with the Barn Sour Horse

Monday, February 04 2013 by Editor

Horses are herd animals by nature, and sometimes their herd instincts can make training and riding difficult.

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Tagged under: barn, classic-equine, higher education, horses, in the irons, industry, pony tales, riding, show world, tucker the wunderkind

Barn Building 101: Stall Partitions

Thursday, January 31 2013 by Editor

While most horse owners or visitors to your stable will view and front of your horse’s stall, it’s actually the stall’s side partitions that do most of the work that keep your horse healthy and happy. You want to keep your horse secure from biting and kicking by his neighbors, but want to keep him feeling “part of the herd” by allowing him to see other horses and not feel too closed in. Before discussing what makes a good stall partition , let’s recap some of the information about overall stall design we discussed earlier: While smaller horses or ponies can get by with a 10’x10’ stall, most horses need at least a 12’x12’ stall. Warmbloods or mares with foals may require larger stalls.

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Tagged under: architect, archives, chasin', classic, classic-insider, equipment, industry, stall-partition, stall-partitions

Tack and Blanket Cleaning 101-What Really is the Best Way?

Wednesday, January 30 2013 by Editor

Let’s face it: No matter how clean you keep your barn, things still seem to get dirty incredibly quickly. This includes your tack and horse blankets – supplies you use daily

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Tagged under: beautiful, blanket, blankets, bridle, equipment, horse, industry, pony tales, show world, the offside

Guest Post: Equine Recurrent Uveitis

Tuesday, January 29 2013 by Editor

Equine Recurrent Uveitis(ERU) is also called moon blindness, periodic ophthalmia, or iridiocyclitis. Many clients I speak to are familiar with the term moon blindness, but they don’t really understand the disease, what causes it, and how we treat it.

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Tagged under: bachelor, chasin', equine, equine-recurrent, higher education, in the irons, industry, interior, olympic sidelines, opinion, the classic insider, the offside

New 2013 Classic Equine Equipment Catalog

Friday, January 18 2013 by Editor

We’re so excited to share the fact that we have a new 2013 catalog to be released in early February! Classic Equine Equipment takes great pride in providing equestrians with high-quality stylish supplies and materials, and we’ve expanded our products so that we can better serve you.

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Tagged under: berkshire, between the ears, beyond the track, catalog, chasin', in the irons, industry, olympic sidelines, sidelines, tails & trails, the classic insider

WHO REINS SUPREME? … NOT YOUR TYPICAL FUNDRAISER R. Bruce Duchossois to Receive Luminary Award at Equestrian Aid Foundation’s Third Annual Event

Thursday, November 29 2012 by Editor

WELLINGTON, Fla. (Nov. 14, 2012) – World-class dressage, show jumping, hunter, and polo teams will show off their newfound skills in the reining ring at the Equestrian Aid Foundation (EAF) fundraiser, Who Reins Supreme?.

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Tagged under: adventures with angelea, beyond the track, duchossois, equestrian, industry, injecting perspective, olympic sidelines, palm beach, r scot evans, reins-supreme, sidelines

You Really Love Your Horse and Don’t Want Your Friend to Be in Pain

Tuesday, October 30 2012 by Editor

New Release DVD by Jochen Schleese! “Beyond the 9 points of Saddle Fitting” deals with the complexities of saddle fit, revealing potentially serious effects of ill-fitting saddles to horse and rider! Undiagnosed lameness, atrophy, ‘bad’ behavior, resistance, gait abnormalities, 4-beat canter, poor work attitude, sore/sensitive back, lacking engagement, stress lines and atrophy, repeated hock and stifle injections – all common equine issues Schleese witnesses every day. Schleese’s training as a former 3 day event rider provides the basis for his epiphany. Jochen emotionally reveals how Saddlefit 4 Life came to be – the result of his personal experience with lameness in his competitive horse. “Riders will relate on so many levels