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Good Food Hunting: Brownie Batter Dip

Saturday, January 25 2014 by Editor
By Kat Nielsen Brownie batter dip is the delicious flavor of brownies in dippable form without eggs or flour.
  • Published in What's Happenin', Z-Blogs
Tagged under: bridge-farm, chocolate, cream cheese frosting, eat your tart out, horse, sidelines, sidelines tv, sweet, tarte chic, the-barn-book, the-horse, wordpress-org

Jewel and The Golden Thread

Saturday, January 25 2014 by Editor
    When the American Foxhound named Jewel took Best in Show at the November 2013 National Dog Show she capped a year of showing in which she had already taken Best of Breed at the Westminster Kennel Club.  While the owner of Jewel declared that she wanted to bring attention to an oft neglected (at least in the press) breed of dog, in fact there are many “types” of Foxhound as they are bred and used by different Recognized Hunts.  Foxhounds that are shown at shows sanctioned by the Masters of Foxhounds Association (MFHA) must have been bred to chase foxes and in many cases trace their lineage to sires or dams listed in the Stud Book just as thoroughbred race horses are entered in the Stud Book of the Jockey Club.   There are four main breeds of foxhound:  American, English, Cross-bred and Penn-Mary-del.  Many hunts, whether “Recognized” or not, trade hounds between themselves in order to increase genetic diversity or import (“draft”) some physical feature that is strong in one lineage to compensate for a perceived weakness in another.  Hounds are, in fact, as variable in size, temperament and ability to move across different terrain as there are hunt packs across the country; the Master, Huntsman or Owner will breed hounds that will respond in the most efficient manner to the landscape and the quarry that they hunt.  There are 159 Recognized Hunts and innumerable private packs across the continent:   Location of Recognized Hunts courtesy of The Masters of Foxhounds Association – MFHA.org As a practical matter, while many people associate foxhounds with a traditional tri-color, black, tan and white, working foxhounds come in every color imaginable, every size and shape, girls (“bitches”) and boys (“dog hounds”), rough coat and smooth coat as seen at the 2013 Virginia Hound Show                                   Whichever hound works best in that particular countryside is the hound that will prevail.   And countryside from one Hunt to another can be vastly different, and vastly different even within the territory that is claimed by a Hunt ( Midland Fox Hounds of Columbus Georgia  for instance, claim (a) 25 square miles of wooded, grass fields, (b) 80 square miles of grass pastures, some woods, (c) 10 square miles of sandy soil, pine tree plantations with streams, and lastly (d) 10 square miles or farmland and forests ).  The following are a few photographs of hounds and their country shot within the last year and a half.
  • Published in Chasin', Z-Blogs
Tagged under: classic-insider, december-2010, education, february-2013, hounds-gracious, november-2012, pacer-pride, show world, the classic insider, the hopeful amateur, the-barn-book, weather

Are Hoof Boots Right for Your Horse?

Friday, January 24 2014 by Editor
Have you ever tried hoof boots on your horse?
  • Published in The Classic Insider, Z-Blogs
Tagged under: archives, between the ears, beyond the track, december-2013, education, equine-facility, higher education, hopeful-amateur, pacer pride, pacer-pride, tails & trails, the-barn-book

Buffalo Equestrian Center Welcomes in 2014 With Five Students Qualifying for IEA Zone 2 Regionals

Friday, January 24 2014 by Editor
Buffalo, NY – January 23, 2014 -  Four years ago, the Buffalo Equestrian Center (BEC) conceptualized a program congruent with the Interscholastic Equestrian Association (IEA). This program has opened doors for riders unable to afford the equestrian sport, or with little access to horses, while promoting the educational aspect of teaching horsemanship and team camaraderie. Since its inception at the BEC, the team has proved unstoppable
  • Published in What's Happenin', Z-Blogs
Tagged under: bridge-farm, entries, equestrian, equine, horse, horses, jennifer alfano, sbs farms, sidelines-magazine, susie schoellkopf, the-barn-book

PSdressage.com Sponsors Cocktail Party at Dressage Canada Florida Fortnight

Friday, January 24 2014 by Editor
Wellington, FL – January 22, 2014 -  More than 75 competitors and presenters celebrated the beginning of the Dressage Canada Florida Fortnight Event with a cocktail party on Monday, Jan. 20. The evening gathering, held at The Wanderers Club in Wellington, FL, was sponsored by  PSdressage.com .
  • Published in What's Happenin', Z-Blogs
Tagged under: dressage, equestrian, equine, hatchaway-bridge-farm, horses, riding, sidelines-magazine, the-barn-book

Educational Opportunities and Nutritional Consults Available This Upcoming 2013-14 Season, Provided by BioStar LLC

Friday, January 24 2014 by Editor
Wellington, FL (January 17, 2014)- Having a horse and being able to maintain it takes education and sometimes years of practice. But when it comes to maintaining performance horses at their highest level, having a professional around to help give yourself a great foundation of knowledge can make a huge difference in the show ring. Tigger Montague, founder and formulator at BioStar, LLC is able to provide her expertise in the field of equine nutrition to the owners, riders and professionals attending the 2013-14 season of competition in Wellington and Loxahatchee, Florida.
  • Published in What's Happenin', Z-Blogs
Tagged under: bridge, bridge-farm, eventing, horses, hunter, riding, sidelines-magazine, the-barn-book, USHJA, what's happenin', wordpress-org

Todd Minikus Awarded $3,000 in SSG Gloves Promotion

Friday, January 24 2014 by Editor
Wellington, Florida – Todd Minikus claimed a $3,000 bonus for wearing SSG ‘Digital’ riding gloves on his way to victory in the $34,000 Ruby et Violette WEF Challenge Cup Series Round III held Thursday, January 23, at the 2014 FTI Consulting Winter Equestrian Festival in Wellington, FL. Todd Minikus riding Quality Girl is presented with a $3,000 bonus from SSG Gloves promotion manager Jennifer Ward for wearing SSG ‘Digitals’ on his way to victory in the $34,000 WEF Challenge Cup Round III on January 23 at the 2014 FTI Consulting Winter Equestrian Festival in Wellington, FL.
  • Published in Show World, Z-Blogs
Tagged under: beyond the track, december-2012, grand-champions, higher education, laurengallops, minikus-awarded, november-2012, november-2013, pacer pride, sportfot, the-barn-book, tucker the wunderkind

Adrienne Sternlicht Awarded SSG Gloves Bonus

Friday, January 24 2014 by Editor
Wellington, Florida – Adrienne Sternlicht of Greenwich, Connecticut, was the latest winner in the SSG Gloves “Go Clean for the Green” promotion following her victory in the $15,000 SJHOF High Amateur-Owner Classic held January 18 at the FTI Consulting Winter Equestrian Festival in Wellington, Florida.  SSG Gloves is offering a total of $60,000 in bonus money over the 12-week circuit to reward riders for their loyalty to the SSG Gloves brand. Held Saturday morning in the International Arena, the $15,000 SJHOF High Amateur-Owner Classic saw 33 entries attempt the first round track set by Belgian course designer Luc Musette.  Four riders accomplished the feat, and all four were wearing SSG ‘Digital’ style riding gloves to put themselves in contention for the $1,000 bonus. Adrienne Sternlicht, mounted on Oreade des Dames, is presented with a $1,000 bonus from SSG Gloves “Go Clean for the Green” promotion manager Jennifer Ward for wearing SSG ‘Digitals’ on her way to victory in the $15,000 High Amateur-Owner Classic held January 18 at the 2014 FTI Consulting Winter Equestrian Festival in Wellington, FL.
  • Published in Show World, Z-Blogs
Tagged under: fti, in the irons, minikus-awarded, september-2013, the hopeful amateur, the-barn-book, tucker the wunderkind, wef

Team Challenge!

Thursday, January 23 2014 by Editor
We are very excited to announce that USC Aiken Eventing team has paired up with Full Gallop Farm to host a collegiate team challenge! It will take place at Full Gallop’s November event.
  • Published in Pacer Pride, Z-Blogs
Tagged under: archives, eventing, massachusetts, new-year, pony tales, sidelines, tails & trails, the hopeful amateur, the-barn-book, university

Making the Change to Bitless

Wednesday, January 22 2014 by Editor
Bitless bridles have many advantages, and some horses can go very well in them. However, if you’re thinking about transitioning your horse to a bitless bridle , there are some steps you’ll need to take to keep yourself safe. Before you put a bitless bridle on your horse, work with him to make sure that he understands how to give to pressure
  • Published in The Classic Insider, Z-Blogs
Tagged under: architect, between the ears, december-2013, february-2013, hopeful-amateur, industry, november-2013, the hopeful amateur, the-barn-book
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