Silver Oak Jumper Tournament Wrap Up Report
Saturday, August 17 2013
by Editor
Hampton Falls, NH – August 15, 2013 – The inaugural edition of the Silver Oak Jumper Tournament is entered into the record books and will go down as one of the most successful debuts of any new horse show in the United States. Universal praise came from riders, owners and spectators alike for the show, held at the beautiful Silver Oak Equestrian Center in Hampton Falls, NH.
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Volunteers needed at Area’s Largest Equestrian Show Jumping Event
Friday, August 16 2013
by Editor
August 15, 2013, Gloucester, Massachusetts– Do you want to play a vital part in the success of an international caliber horse jumping event? Do you have the passion for volunteer work in the horse community?
- Published in What's Happenin', Z-Blogs
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The Benefits of Rubber Aisle Pavers
Thursday, August 15 2013
by Editor
Is the flooring of your barn or outside walkways looking worn or tired? If you have areas of flooring in your facilities which are less than ideal, you might want to look into rubber aisle pavers
- Published in The Classic Insider, Z-Blogs
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Good Food Hunting: Fish Tacos with Mango Salsa
Thursday, August 15 2013
by Editor
By Kat Wojtylak Finished and plated taco ready for devouring. A culinary column for equestrians is no easy feat.
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Equus Events kicks off its 2013 Atlanta Summerfest Show Series
Wednesday, August 14 2013
by Editor
August 13 th , 2013- Week I of the 2013 Atlanta Summerfest show series wrapped up on Sunday. The event took place at Chattahoochee Hills (Bouckaert Farms) in Fairburn, GA. Highlights of the week included a $2,500 USHJA National Hunter Derby taking place Friday and a $5,000 Jumper Classic which took place Saturday evening. Sponsors of the show included; Fenwick Equestrian, Dietrich Equine Insurance, Equi-Fit Inc., The Mark Lexton Collection, One K Helmets, Sidelines Magazine, The Barn Book, Gamboa Veterinary Services, and DFG Stables. Hospitality sponsors throughout the three week series providing daily hospitality, ice cream socials, and Friday and Saturday evening exhibitor’s parties include; Dr. Juan Gamboa DVM, Hillford Farm, Four Seasons Farm, New Vintage Farm, Patchwork Farm, Sidelines Magazine, Stevehaven Stables, The Barn Book, and The Tack Room, Eurimports, and Chattahoochee Hills Eventing. Confetti and Julie Curtain Julie Curtain had a banner evening Friday taking the top two spots in the USHJA National Hunter Derby. First place honors and the blue ribbon went to Mimi Wasburn’s Confetti and second place to Donna Basinger’s Miramax. Julie also took seventh place honors on Golinkski Equine, LLC’s Rainbow Road. “We’re so incredibly proud of Confetti!” said owner Mimi Washburn. “He’s come an incredibly long way in the year we’ve been at New Vintage Farm with Julie Curtin and we couldn’t be more thankful for everything she has done for us”.
- Published in Show World, Z-Blogs
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A Look at Pre-Purchase Exams
Wednesday, August 14 2013
by Editor
If you’ve ever purchased a horse, chances are you have ordered a pre-purchase exam to be performed by a veterinarian. Pre-purchase exams are the best tool you have as a potential owner to make sure that the horse you are buying is presented accurately and has no significant pre-existing medical issues. The exam is complex – do you know everything that’s involved?
- Published in The Classic Insider, Z-Blogs
Seppy’s Gets a Special Visit from her Friend
Tuesday, August 13 2013
by Editor
Karissa and Seppy! By Dani Moritz I got a Facebook message this morning from a woman I met briefly at Therapeutic Horsemanship in Wentzville, Missouri. Seppy had been there on and off over a two year period and was volunteering as a therapy horse while I spent a lot of time traveling and studying. All the kids loved her (probably because she really is the cutest thing in the world!), but one little girl took a special liking to her.
- Published in Pony Tales, Z-Blogs
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Four Ready to Adopt Dogs in Miami, Florida
Monday, August 12 2013
by Editor
Jessica L. Pita, adoption counselor at Miami Dade Animal Services , is working hard to find animals homes every day. She says that the shelter is overwhelmed with nearly 400 dogs, and they are desperately in need of adopters.
- Published in Tails & Trails, Z-Blogs
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Driven Dressage
Monday, August 12 2013
by Editor
Many riders cross- train their horses in dressage – the discipline helps to develop any horse’s movement, strength, and balance. But have you ever attempted dressage from a cart being pulled by the horse? Competitors in driven dressage do just that
- Published in The Classic Insider, Z-Blogs
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Jim Ifko and Dublin Street Race through the Valley to Victory
Saturday, August 10 2013
by Editor
Calgary, Alberta – Overnight rain could not dampen the spirits of the competitors yesterday at Anderson Ranch for the second day of the Rocky Mountain Classic I tournament. Two hunters rings and three jumper rings, including the Grand Prix field, were all in full swing on a day that proved to be a little chillier than is normal for summertime in the Rocky Mountains. International Course Designer Werner Deeg (GER) set a spectacular course in the always impressive Wood Automotive Group Grand Prix field
- Published in Show World, Z-Blogs
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