Basic Human First-Aid That Any Horse Person Should Know
Friday, May 16 2014
by Editor
Do you know what to do in the event that a rider is injured and is left unconscious? Could you recognize the signs of shock, and do you know how to treat it? If you spend time around horses, then it’s possible that you will have to help a rider in a serious situation.
- Published in The Classic Insider, Z-Blogs
The First Royal Windsor Horse Show Was Held in May of 1943
Monday, May 12 2014
by Editor
In May of 1943, the first ever Royal Windsor Horse Show was held, beginning an annual tradition still in effect today. Founded by Geoffrey Cross and Count Robert Orssich, the first Royal Windsor Horse Show was part of the “Wings for Victory” effort to raise money to purchase war bombers for use during World War II. The first Royal Windsor Horse show was attended by King George VI as well as Queen Elizabeth
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Are You Prepared for Roadside Emergencies When Trailering?
Friday, May 02 2014
by Editor
When you trailer your horse to events like shows and clinics more frequently during the summer, your chance of running into a mechanical problem on the road increases. Before you leave the barn with your horse, take a moment to make sure that your truck and trailer are stocked with the equipment that you might need in the event of a breakdown. Tire Changing Equipment You don’t want a flat tire to sideline your trip.
- Published in The Classic Insider, Z-Blogs
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Guest Post: The Barn Door
Tuesday, April 22 2014
by Editor
Nothing says barn like a big, rolling barn door .
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What’s Your Emergency Care Plan for your Horse?
Wednesday, April 16 2014
by Editor
When handle your horses’ care yourself, you know all of the details of their day-to-day care.
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Busy Week for the USC Aiken Eventing Team
Tuesday, April 08 2014
by Editor
It is a busy and exciting week for the USC Aiken Eventing Team! This coming weekend we are participating in our first collegiate team challenge at FENCE horse trials! We can not believe it is finally here. The four riders are busy getting ready and I plan on attending as groom. I have already started packing! It should be a great weekend and can’t wait to meet the other teams.
- Published in Pacer Pride, Z-Blogs
Pine Top Ht and more!
Sunday, March 16 2014
by Editor
This weekend we had two compete at the Pine Top HT. Brendan Quinn in the PT division and Hannah Cangillia went Training.
- Published in Pacer Pride, Z-Blogs
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Tips for Lunging Safely
Friday, March 14 2014
by Editor
Lunging a horse can be an excellent training tool. Lunging can help younger horses learn to balance and develop strength
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Show Day Grooming Tips
Wednesday, March 12 2014
by Editor
Show season is starting up soon, which means that you’ll need to have your horse turned out and presented in his very best.
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Spotted Saddle Horse
Monday, March 10 2014
by Editor
The Spotted Saddle Horse combines the smooth movement of a gaited horse with the beautiful appearance of a pinto. Today the Spotted Saddle Horse continues to grow in popularity as both a pleasure horse and a show ring competitor. History The Spotted Saddle Horse’s origins can be traced to Tennessee
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architect, archives, beyond the track, education, laurengallops, november-2013, pacer-pride, tails & trails, the hopeful amateur