September 2016 – Table of Content
Monday, August 15 2016 by Website Editor
34 Ingate (Full Article)
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FEATURES
14 Pony Club Horsemasters
are Making Waves
16 Show Jumper Brian Walker
Answers Your Questions
18 Equestrian Destination:
Franklin, Tennessee
24 Restaurant:
Red Pony Restaurant
26 … [Read more]
- Published in 09-2016, Front Cover
Tagged under: art of the horse, bebe davis, brian walker, collegiate sports, equestrian, Equestrian Fashion, Equine Welfare Fund, Franklin, Gigi Dove, Greer Grammer, horse, horse rescue, horse show, horse-dressage, Horsemaster, Lisa Roskens, Mark Badgley, ncaa, nicholas fyffe, nick-dello-joio, noelle king, Omaha World Cup, pasture, polo player, pony club, Red Pony Restaurant, Scott Fitton, shannon peters, Sports Psychology, Tennessee, zinta
Managing Weeds in Horse Paddocks
Thursday, February 12 2015 by Editor
There’s nothing better than a well-maintained horse pasture.
- Published in The Classic Insider, Z-Blogs
Tagged under: bridge-farm, entries, hatchaway-bridge-farm, paddocks, pasture, pasture management, the classic insider, the-barn-book, weeds
Bindle Stick – Available for Adoption!
Thursday, January 17 2013 by Editor
Meet 7 year old, 16hh Thoroughbred gelding “Bindle Stick” now available for adoption from our Marysville, OH facility! Just one look at those big, bright eyes and dainty face and you can’t help but be drawn to him as he looks over his stall gate just waiting for anyone to come down the aisle and pay attention to him. He is so adorable that you just want to squeeze him! One look at his pedigree and it is no wonder that he is smart and athletic too. He has a finer build allowing him to be very athletic and light on his feet and he is also very intelligent proving that by the way he goes to work when asked to. Bindle has shown us that he is a very confident horse as well by just trotting over the little flower boxes as if they weren’t even there and then was very proud of himself, looking around the arena to make sure everyone was watching him. He is quite the show off in turn out as well, as he very cleverly took his pasture mates halter off and proceeded to trot around the pasture swinging it around for all to see what he had done! Bindle gets along well with his turn out buddies and is the class clown of the group. His donor retired him because he believed the horse would rather be someone’s pet than a race horse anymore and that seems to be very true! Bindle raced almost every month for 3 ½ years; he had his down time and is now ready for a new career.
- Published in Beyond the Track, General, Z-Blogs
Tagged under: beyond the track, bindle-stick, education, in the irons, marysville, michigan, pasture, september-2012, show world, the classic insider, the offside, vocations