Calculating your horse’s weight
Wednesday, July 24 2013
by Editor
Knowing your horse’s approximate weight is important for a number of reasons. It can help you to keep an eye on your horse’s health, to determine appropriate amounts of feed, and it’s also necessary have to administer proper dosages of de-wormer and medications. Here are some tips on getting an accurate weight on your horse
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Danielle Goldstein Named Chef d’Equipe for Team Israel at 2013 Maccabiah Games
Wednesday, July 24 2013
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Wellington, FL (July 22, 2013) – International grand prix show jumper Danielle Goldstein of Starwyn Farms, LLC, has been chosen as chef d’equipe to lead Team Israel’s 4-rider squad in its quest for Gold on the medals podium at the Maccabiah Games, the 19 th quadrennial international Jewish athletic competition hosting more than 9,000 athletes from 71 countries, July 18-30, in Israel. The Maccabiah Games mark Goldstein’s first time representing Israel on native soil since the Wellington, FL resident became an Israeli citizen in 2010 and began competing internationally under its blue-and-white colors, and is the first time in its 81-year history to include equestrian competition, which will be hosted in Kibbutz Yagur, outside of Haifa.
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Keenan and Garza Perez Win Jumping, Steed and Phillips Lead Reining Medals at 2013 Adequan/FEI North American Junior & Young Rider Championships…
Monday, July 22 2013
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Jennifer Wood and Brad Ettleman for USEF Lexington, KY – Saturday’s morning competition at the 2013 Adequan/FEI North American Junior & Young Rider Championships presented by Gotham North (NAJYRC) featured exciting sport and medal presentations for two disciplines. Individual medals were given in jumping and reining
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Andrew Bourns Claims Victory in International Bromont $33,000 FEI 1.50m Open Welcome
Saturday, July 20 2013
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Bromont, Quebec – July 18, 2013 – As the first FEI event concludes at the International Bromont, Andrew Bourns earns a well deserved victory over Canada’s Olympian Jill Henselwood, by 2.05 seconds. The first round turned out to be challenging: only 6 teams make it to the jump-off, including Canadian Jill Henselwood on her two mounts, IV Ever and New Idol Z. On a course designed by Brazilian Guilherme Jorge, with 12 obstacles for 15 efforts including three double combinations, Jaclyn Duff (CAN) on Pater Noster is first to execute a clear round.
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The First Annual Champions Grand Prix Presented by Eric Lamaze To Premiere in August at Angelstone Tournaments
Friday, July 19 2013
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North America ’s Top Show Jumpers Will Compete for FEI World Ranking Points and a $100,000 Purse Rockwood , ON. July 17, 2013 - As the summer show jumping season shifts from Alberta Eastward to Quebec and Ontario, preparations are underway at Angelstone Tournaments. Three weeks of equestrian competition in August will be highlighted by one of the East Coast’s most anticipated events of the season, The Champions Grand Prix, presented by Eric Lamaze on Saturday, August 24th.
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Saddle Shopping on a Budget
Friday, July 19 2013
by Editor
As a horse owner, your saddle is one of your most valuable and important investments. Saddle shopping on a budget can take a bit of time, but with patience and diligence you can find an affordable saddle which works for both you and your horse.
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USA EQUESTRIAN TRUST AWARDS NEARLY $210,000 IN FIRST ROUND OF 2013 GRANTS
Wednesday, July 17 2013
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Deadline for Second Round is October 7 July 17, 2013 — Lexington, KY — USA Equestrian Trust has awarded nearly $210,000 in grants for 10 projects submitted by equine non-profits during the first of the foundation’s two 2013 application periods. The deadline for the Trust’s second grant application period is October 7. Equine non-profits interested in applying for a grant can do so by using the Trust’s online application form at www.trusthorses.org .
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2013 Ox Ridge Charity Horse Show a Smashing Success, Remains Fairfield County’s Premier Equestrian Exhibition
Wednesday, July 17 2013
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Preparations Already Underway for 2014 Show and 100-Year Club Anniversary Darien, CT—July 16, 2013— The Ox Ridge Hunt Club (ORHC) is happy to announce the completion of the 83rd annual Charity Horse Show, which attracted over 5,000 riders, trainers, spectators and sponsors from across the region. Special thanks is owed to this year’s premier sponsor, Callari Auto Group BMW, MINI, VOLVO (Westport) and FIAT (Stamford), as well as the charitable recipient, Pegasus Therapeutic Riding. In addition to Carrington Charitable Foundation, Corporate Sponsors: Moffly Media Publications, Whole Foods, Double Tree Hotel and the generosity of the Ox Ridge Members and friends for the success of the Show.
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19-year-old Shawn Casady Wins Welcome Stake and Cleveland Grand Prix
Tuesday, July 16 2013
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MORELAND HILLS, Ohio – July 16, 2013 – Shawn Casady, 19-years-old, had a great weekend at the Chagrin Valley Hunter Jumper Classic.
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James Lala Provides Homes to Unwanted Mares at His Wellington Quarantine
Tuesday, July 16 2013
by Editor
Wellington, FL- July 16, 2013 - James Lala’s Wellington Quarantine provides federally required CEM testing for the importation of mares and stallions from Europe. The requirement for stallions is that they breed two test mares each by live cover. Then, the bred mares must be tested and found negative for CEM.
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