HITS on the Hudson Dressage CDI Jutta Lee and Nancy MacLachlan Win Courtney King Dye Safety Award Sponsored by The Horse of Course Saugerties, NY (September 12, 2012) – Jutta Lee and Nancy MacLachlan were the two winners of the Courtney King Dye Safety Award during the HITS on the Hudson Dressage CDI. Sponsored by The Horse of Course, Inc., […]
Olympic Dressage Rider Adrienne Lyle Joins the Vita Flex Victory Team Phoenix, AZ (August 16, 2012) – The Vita Flex Victory Team is made up of leading riders from a wide variety of disciplines from show jumping and dressage to barrel racing, reining and combined driving. Adrienne Lyle, a Grand Prix dressage rider from Ketchum, Idaho, recently joined the ranks […]
Injured Dressage Horse Returns to the Show Arena in Top Condition After Treatment at The Sanctuary Ocala, FL (August 27, 2012) – Jeanette Kretchik was devastated when her 15-year-old dressage horse, Wilddieb, was injured and developed an avulsion fracture on his left hind sesmoid. She and Wilddieb had been competing successfully at upper level dressage, but after the injury, she […]
Barrel Racers Use Pre-Hab for Winning Runs The Sanctuary’s Mobile Unit Helps “Shave Seconds” at National Barrel Horse Youth Championships Ocala, FL (August 22, 2012) – The Sanctuary Equine Sports Therapy & Rehabilitation Center has been busy recently, treating equines of all disciplines at world championships and on the world stage. The Sanctuary’s mobile unit traveled to Perry, Georgia to […]
Megan Moshontz-Bash and Pourkoipa Fontaine Fault-Free and Fast for First Place in 1.35m Open Jumpers at Bluegrass Festival Horse Show Lexington, KY – August 16, 2012 – The morning was ablaze with fierce competition in the Rolex Stadium as the second day of the Bluegrass Festival Horse Show got underway at the Kentucky Horse Park. Time was the bottom line […]
US OLYMPIC EVENTING TEAM MEMBERS CHOOSE TO TRAIN DAILY ON A WORDLEY MARTIN RIDING SURFACE! Ocala, FL (August 16, 2012) – Preparing and qualifying for the Olympics is a massive commitment, taking years of hard work and preparation in order to develop each horse and rider combination to the fullest. Training at the highest level of the sport requires an […]
How to stop a runaway horse Kim Baker KB Natural Horsemanship Have you ever been on a runaway horse? It’s pretty scary, not to mention extremely dangerous. Here are some tips to help avoid the situation as well as stop your horse in case it does happen to you. Prevention is the best method. Before you head out on the […]
Wound Care, Broodmares, Trailering Veterinarians and Horse Owners Discover New Benefits and Uses for Fly Armor™ Riverside, CA (August 8, 2012) – Fly Armor has already made waves in the equine community as a revolutionary way to keep insects at bay, and as the product reaches more of the equestrian community, its additional benefits and uses are being recognized and […]
Its Not Just Tricks By Sue De Laurentis and Allen Pogue Imagine A Horse 2010 Any specialized move that a horse learns such as a spin, slide, crossing a bridge, retrieving a Frisbee or taking a Bow can be considered a trick. Trick Training is not an end point but rather the beginning of an educational journey that can […]
Northward Ho: Two Swans Farm Herd Heads to New Jersey Wellington, FL (August 7, 2012) – Dressage rider Rebecca Cohen, who won the 2012 USEF Dressage National Junior Reserve Championship, is looking forward to the future – a future that will commence in New Jersey. Cohen, 16, is relocating to New Jersey to train full time with Lauren Sammis, a […]
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